Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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discloses His eternal power and godhead, literature is rich- er as it describes more fully the needs and the longings of the human heart, sports are more exhilarating as they reveal how fearfully and wonderfully we are made, and the future -aftercollegeandseminary- more challenging as itgives us a vision of service lighted with the glorious rays of heaven it- se . in eternal life and the life more abundant. Tomorrow, by His grace, We shall carry the glor- ious Gospel to the uttermost partsoftheearth,toeverytown andvillageandhamletgweshall translate its life-giving mes- sage into every tongue, and when our life's Work is done we shallknow that more abun- dant entrance into the pres- ence of our lovely Saviour, the Son of God, the King of Israel, the Lord of Glory. K s' '. 7' 7 5717 i 4, Hg Q -, , 'Sf' i at E 1 . , 3 f r .,.. was ALREADY today We rejoice -' , x-' -, V ,

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DEDICATIO A S SSW' ' if .Rik i 1 3 E . .. 4- A, IN A TRIBUTE LONG DESERVED we take pride in dedicating the Tartan of 1959 to J. Oliver Buswell jr., D.D., Ph.D., Dean of the Theological Seminary and Professor of Philosophy and Systematic Theology. Dr. Buswell, a son of the manse, decided early to serve the Lord in the full-time ministry. He found a wonder- ful helpmeet, Miss Helen Spaulding, in his father's church before he finished seminary. Wounded in action as a chaplain in France during the First World VVar, and cited by the U.S. Government for bravery under fire, he characteristically had Hodge and Calvin with him for spare time study. After a time in the pastorate, he was called as the nation's youngest college president to Wheaton College in -Illinois. In a fruitful fourteen-year ministry there, he saw the school treble in enrollment, achieve national accreditation and recognition, and yet stay true to its basic Biblical ideals. At Wheaton grew up his four splendid children, all of whom are in Christian service. Leaving Wheaton, he went as Professor of Theology and Apologetics to Faith Theological Sem- inary, which he had helped to found. But he was hardly there before the call came to assume also the presidency of National Bible Institute, now Shelton College, which was in serious Hnancial difficulty. His administrative wis- dom greatly increased the assets of the school and led to its becoming a liberal arts college accredited by the States of New York and New Jersey. At last he has become a teacher. The professorial work he has always done on the side, and which he considered his chief aim, now at Covenant becomes his chief occupation. And in appreciation of his competent instruction, brilliant intellectual leadership, and genuine spiritual testimony, we are privileged to dedicate this yearbook to Dr. Buswell, instructor, adviser, example and friend.