Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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AC DE IC ELOQUENT SHOULD Biz THE woizns that describe the Covenant College student. No one on the campus challenges the faculty more to make him learn something if they dareg no one proffers more problems for an unsuspecting teacherg none complains more about the situation in general. llut neither does anyone else offer more joy to his mentors when the victories are won. Seminarians deserve somewhat less a commendation. Out of the milieu that is Covenant College and Seminary, nothing is plainer than the fact that its purpose is students. And although everyone at Covenant learns, the chief learners still are the students. That is why, in using the term aca- demics, we refer to those who are the special purpose of Covenant. We begin with those who really are beginning with life, prepared to use the tools gained in three or four years of formal education. Included with those thus commenced are those whose goal is eventually to do likewise.

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R. LAIRD HARRIS, Pl1.D. Professor of Old Tesfamenl' ALICE K. SPAULDING, B.D. Librarian R. ALLAN KILLEN, Tl1.D. Professor of Sysfemafic Theology JOANITA CUTTEN, B.A. Girls' Counsellor f'irin,...,f , llr' WILLIAM A. SANDERSON, A.B., ELMER B. SMICK, Pl-1.D. S.T.M. Associale Professor of Professor of Ancien+ Languages Ancien+ Languages Liferafure, and Hisfory MRS. PETER STAM, Jr. ELIZABETH OLIN Dean of Women Dielifian 'ffs Lim- -ur 'MN

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