Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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vistas of nmenmory . . . are lovely ones that we will still walk in bittersweet remembrance and long after we have left Covenant College and Seminary. Looking back, we can see the pattern ot our lives more obiectively, spot the landmarks and measure the distance We have come. But somehow, We love best the split-second pictures wedged into corners of our minds for no special reason. Girls bub- bling with laughter, whispered sessions in the library, cold red apples and crystal moonlight-yes, we'll remem- ber this year for a long, long time.

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student governnment Nj Student Cowncilz J. Belz, S. llilderback, S. Dieffenbacher, W. Gienapp, T. Maher, P. Emerson, A. Davis, D. Vllinscott, D. Rhyne, S, Hcyes, Mr. Schmidt A map of St. Louis, a Covenant decal, and a booklet called The Quiet Time fell out of an envelope every new student opened last summer. Along with them came a letter from our Student Council president, Ioel Belz, wel- coming new students to Co 'enant College. But that wasn't all. They soon found out that the Council had also assigned them a Big Brother or Big Sister to answer personally any questions they might have about college life and to help them become oriented to the Covenant campus. Then as we sweltered through September classes, the Student Council earned our support when it fi- nanced a new water cooler. Other needs have been met just as promptly. A school prayer meeting was established Sunday af- ternoons under Council auspices. When the ping-pong table was quite literally stagger- ing on its last legs, the Council bought a new one. And finally, a Safe-Driving Commission was instituted to curb would-be hot-rodders. Student government has been effectively demonstrated this year on our campus.