Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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Trumpet trio: J. Conrad, F. Crane, D.Peterson Let my lips speak forth his praise. The words of the school hymn rang out across the audience as the Covenant College Chor- ale closed another concert. Under the leader- ship of Dr. Rayburn they have sung the praises of a heavenly King during two choir tours in churches around the country. The between-semesters tour took the choir to Illi- nois, Wisconsin and Iowa and during the Spring recess the group traveled to the East coast. Churches in the St. Louis area also en- joyed the singing testimony of the choir, but perhaps those who sang were blessed even QCD Ladies' trio: C. LeRoy, B. Miller, Menlv quartet: J. Conrad, D. llein, E. Rowan D. Peterson, R. Fiol 4- more than those who heard. But the musical ministry of the school is not limited to the choir. The trumpet trio and the mens quartet are frequently called on for special numbers in local churches, and op- portunities arise in downtown rescue mis- sions and other special ministries for musical work. Four girls' trios have been in operation at various times this year, two from the fresh- man class, one from the sophomores, and last year's senior trio. Solo numbers for both voice and instrument have been used often to till the demands for special music. El, ' A W' 't -tt? fifigfci , if - 2 T A I 5,,::'q.tQ.1. ,'f. , . g,.,59,f-K '. :af ' ' . :f ., ,VV-,F fy . W Ms-N-f pr' W----W , , ' , f I' - X -nw A y ',,gtg-3,bgf'Y- 1 9. :FWF 4-.-'l9 ww-U71 1 . , . ,t - f ,- wed- '-W...- ' .. ,. - X334 , , ' .u..... .fif'f?tL . ff? S 2 Zin! '?' 'iQzB r'm:q--K'-'1'ff7: ' .,- - A - . - Q A ,ffl ' ., -V -, 'ff , -f . -, ,f la ,xy-,aan f f , .z .-4 '. -2? ',--1,3 , ., ., mv- x -' 'N' . ,-.N af ,M fw-,l K. ,, - - 21 Q- '. -L, -W ,, .V-mg . 4. 1- lf'-14 ' '. ' 1' 'alfiqilsllf' 1. J- A-'ft 1-vt-.'g1 '.'.: 'i . ,- -' -f',,-ll, f '- f S. ,.,-+',mE,'f,.fr . '-',. 'if 1' fe, ,, f .1 ,A sf' .W .. 4. f fs -T .. .ft r ' f ' 6:1 -'ivy ..-,gr ft- we-o v ren- g 4, ,Q-ji' '., J 1 if . BV- '1 is fl ,Z 1'.',- Q L rf' 4 .fi wa? YQ mfs--' sp . if- t '- J.. f .- ..-v. Y 1 A P I' M ' ' f '+ ' '--4 1- ' -- ' .f . - --gl - 'A , fm 11.1, Af MQ -icfff -iv' s A' 'n rf i 'r ...r..W-.L,. t- 'E N 'ef 1 1 sen,-:vw f 51-5 . M3 . iff. .a -'-. ' . M , if- ir I ' f .X - 'T 1 ' I D ,ay- Y . -n..3Z.4' I JR' rn M -1 7... ,---wa. if fli 5 HH

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. xnusic groups First row: J. Rowden, J. Mulhall, S. Bilderback, Dr. Rayburn, L. Short, E. Rowan, S. Dorcas, Second row: A. Davis, C. LeRoy, J. Morris, N. Bard, L. Johannes, li. Everett, M. Manger, M. Richie, B. Miller, Third row: B. Finch, R. Fiol, B. Wallis, R. Smith, F. Crane, A. Scott,j. Conracl,F0zu'th row:D. PGWFSOII, M. Davis, M. Doyen, P. Emerson, D. Hein, R, Reiter 'f 'f 5 --.sw C5-112 'WW' sy 5' if '.,.Q.aw.w.e,.. . 1. , 571- .Q . 1 N. . ,Ag a ff , I ., -., Q. -'f'E?r'l'1'-vlq'sf - - g , ' - ..... , .,. Q .- .,w..W,' E vs,-. A v,f:f,f .y, :PIL-,sim In gl.. ' -' H .-V' la '-NLWQM V 1' +V - turf . , ., . .Wteaf2wvw -3. I ...mjv.:5:h -1,4 , .lf A.,2.q93.,gEggrig.25THs ,ry--45,1-,sg-3 1iE5.J,iu!,:6:I,, 4, Q n 2 '7'f-533-sr1 'fp f .7 ,, 'f Q ' 'W . wr?-.M ,- lf, fg'f.,Qpc:.. I' .11 PL S f',.f-. -V,-1 . it f' ,,,,'54A.v -- .4 :: ,. V .,-,Q N M - 7. Av. ' iii - 'f -' t.

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AlXlBAbbADOR5 J Conrad R VVo0ds0n D Jones D Peterson, B. Fiol I P christian service Definite Christian service was the aim of the gospel team which the College sent out last sum- mer to visit churches around the country. The Ambassadors combined various musical talents Cvoice, trumpet, violin, piano, and even guitarl with sermons and personal testimonies in their programs. Back on campus again in the fall, the entire team was full of the blessings the Lord had given in abundance. During the fall another gospel team accompa- nied Dr. Rayburn to Florida in order to provide special music in his meetings at Lakeland. The 9-member team traveled in the school Volkswa- gen and established somewhat of a record, for the expenses of their tour totaled only some sev- enty dollars. The Student Evangelistic Committee has pro- vided gospel teams for churches and missions in the St. Louis area throughout the year.