Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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as ,N-N5 Wav-Y' VIRGIINIA M. BAKER, M.A Professor of English Q ,,.w we I YJ., :ja ' ,vi N'9 V I i xx- In k ,xxx 55' ,f-at r-1,-1 I. OLIVER BUSWELL, Ir., Ph.D., Dean of the Graduate Faculty, Professor of Philosophy and Systematic Theology THE FACULTY A1-f ' MARIAN I. DOWNEY, Ph.D5 Professor of English .' gy 9, , .N v N 'L-41 'Qluuf R. LAIRD HARRIS, Ph.D. Professor of Old Testa- ment Theology R. ALLAN KILLEN, Th.D. Professor of Systemat I 6- ' X qr ic

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Q ,vw mtv'-iii' . Jag, -. ROBERT G. RAYBURN, Th.D., President, Pro- fessor of Bible and Practical Theology The Presidenfs Message Dear friends, As each school year passes into history we say to our- selves, There will never be another group in the campus as fine as those that we have had this year. Yet year after year the Lord brings other young people to take the places of those who have graduated and each succeeding class proves to be as full of fine dedicated young 'people as the ones before. We are so grateful for the things that make Covenant a very special school and one of these is the spiritual vitality of the young people who make up the student body. These fellows and girls are not sanctimonious, nor are they dull. They are vibrant, alive, and full of fun! ln all their activities, however, they seek to honor the Lord in a very definite way. In these pages you will see something of the campus life at Covenant. Much of what makes the college what it is cannot be transferred to the printed page, but We hope that you Will be able to recognize that on this campus there are a great many fine young people who have found that seeking the best in aca- demic pursuits and in social life is perfectly consistent with a day-by-day walk with the Lord Iesus Christ. Our hearts are full of thanksgiving to the Lord for the rich blessings of this school year. We look forward to the coming year eagerly. We pray that Covenant will always be a place where in all things He might have preeminence. Faithfully yours, IO' B53 The Alma Mater evolves

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K if ZS: .ffwftfff X ' '- Q , .- ,J P . , i' X-fi....::.X VA EMILY G. RUSSEL, M.S. in L.S., Librarian COLLYN SCHMIDT. R.N., M.R.E Dean of Women RUDOLPH F. SCHMIDT. A.B., Registrar X. , I jx 4 ...!.. PETER STAM, Ir., LL.D. Dean of Students WILLIAM A. SANDERSON, A.B., S.T.M., Associate Professor of Ancient Languages ,. I V . K It A ' 1 3 f , Q, B' 1' V , r E f-,wwf I ' -wr '-gun., f 3. -,QF -1-'fglrjzx ' fri ' 'rTiT5'T2?f-E05 , 5-tn: ..,.'-+.iiEs:Qsf- '..Q.g?Ks,g--sfazfsgwfni -,1i:r::r::M 98 ,- dn-r'rwA1 1 , ,. J, 1-xv'-mg, . .. 'PKI -' 'X It P .fillxf-QFA' vwxsn im A' f ' fi.-5, L73 Vwlvfvs I :Q 'Y P4 'K-' VW! su.!f'!:.' ELMER B. SMICK, Ph.D. Professor of Ancient Languages, Literature, and History HAROLD G. STIGERS. Ph.D., Instructor in Ancient Languages