Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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no I dedication He is quietly efficient - so quietly that students do not realize immediately how vi- tal his part is in the operation of the school. But he notices each of them, and he has amassed a fund of information about their achievements and personalities before they are acquainted with more than his signature. Once at Covenant, students receive unfail- ing help from him in practical matters, whether the problem be a new job or a crowded room. Faculty members as Well as students request his ideas and information on everything from Christmas banquets to the state of school finances. Mr. Schmidt s parents were born in Ger- many, and when he was still in grade school they took him with them on a visit to their homeland. While there, he heard dictator Hitler speak, and he still recalls the deep im- pression that oration made on him. After the family returned to Iowa, he completed high school and entered the business world. Then in 1950 he attended a meeting of the In- ternational Council of Christian Churches in Geneva. It was at this time that he decided to attend Highland College, in California. He graduated there with an outstanding record, and took some graduate work as well. In Iune of 1955 Covenant College was founded, and since that time Mr. Schmidt has served the Lord here in selfless dedication. For his wise patience and sincere friend- ship towards each of us, we are privileged to dedicate this yearbook to our registrar, Mr. Rudolph Schmidt.

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