Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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The President's Message Dear friend of Covenant: When a child is only five years old he is not considered at all mature. His habits are not formed: his future is quite uncertain. Here at Covenant we have just concluded our fifth year, but already there are signs of real matur- ity. The school's reputation is becoming more widely known, its record of accomplishments more fully appreciated than would have been expected in such a short time. For this we are exceedingly grateful to the Lord. Covenant alumni are already teaching in other schools, filling important pastorates and labouring for the Lord on various mission fields, as well as continuing in graduate stud- ies. Those who know the school have begun to expect a high-quality product in its alumni. They are not being disappointed. We rejoice in the splendid young people that the Lord has brought to our campus. We believe they are tops! We face the future with the assurance that Covenant will continue to send forth a stream of young men and women who will prove that the investment which the Lord's people who give for the support of the school have made has been highly worthwhile. Yours for a greater Covenant,

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itsal-sf ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, and STAFF Their time is not their own. They have given it to another. And the One to whom they have dedicated themselves is the center of all that they live and teach. 7

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First row: Belz, MacNair, Storey, Rayburn, Edwards, Shepperson. Second row: Scott, VVilliams, Gebb, Malkus, Noe, hluliusson, Barnes, Mare. The Board of Trustees CLASS OF 1960 KENNETH O. ANDERSON, U.S. Post Oliice, Tacoma, Washington NELSON IXIALKUS, Pastor, Bible Presbyterian Church, Kearney, Nebraska W. HAROLD MIXRE, Pastor, Bible Presbyterian Church, Char- lotte, North Carolina EDWARD T. NOE, Pastor, Bible Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis, Indiana ROBERT G. RAYBURN, Th.D., President, Covenant College, St. Louis, Missouri CLYDE RIGDON, Winn-Dixie Stores, Tampa, Florida KYLE THURMAN, Pastor, Bible Presbyterian Church, Gainesville, Texas CLASS OF 1961 MARION D. BARNES, Ph.D., Monsanto Chemical Co., St. Louis, Missouri J. L. HELMS, Southern Foods Co., Greenville, South Carolina MCGREGOR SCOTT, Bell Telephone Co., Collingswood, New Jersey FLOURNOY SHEPPERSON, SR., D.D. El Dorado, Arkansas FREDRIC J. SLOAN, M.D., Cedar Rapids, Iowa T. STANLEY SOLTAU, D.D., Pastor, First Evangelical Church, Memphis, Tennessee RALPH VEON, Clay Mining, Enon Valley, Pennsylvania CLASS OF 1962 MAX BELz, Pastor, Bible Presbyterian Church of Cono Center Walker, Iowa PRESLEY W. EDWARDS, A. G. Edwards 8: Sons, Investments St. Louis, Missouri L1NwOOD G. GEBB, Pastor, Independent Presbyterian Church, Miami Beach, Florida OLIVER JULIUSSON, Pastor, Bible Presbyterian Church, Merrill, Wisconsin DONALD j. NIACNAIR, Pastor, Bible Presbyterian Church, St. Louis, Missouri GEORGE B. STOREY, Insurance, Washington, Illinois G. XV. XVILLIAMS, King's Gardens, Seattle, Washington