Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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SPORT The Athletic Commission llirchler, Chairman Christ, Richie, Solomon, l,:1nibert, and Crane. The sports program of Covenant College, though not given a place of greatest importance in the cur- riculum, certainly is a vitally important part of our school's testimony. There is no better or more re- vealing light in which to view a fellows Christian testimony than the playing lights on the basketball floor or the bright sun on the soccer field. Here is where one can see a Christian under stress and gauge exactly how much his faith means to him. We are not ashamed in this, for the comments of our opponents and outside spectators lead us to believe that Christ truly does have the pre-eminence even in our sports program.

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Dr and Mrs. Smick moderate a typical Sunday evening discussion. John Knox Literary ociety Candlelight uppers McLane and Lawrence serve at Thanksgiving candlelight. There are those about campus xvho believe that lit is one of the lietter things in lifeAone of the things that will have lasting value and increasing pleasure for those who participate. Linfor- tunately, this is not universally the case and .lohn Knox Literary Society has been near defeat in the competition of curricular and extra-curricular demands. llow- ever, the executive committee states iirinly that there are enough students who are interested in intellectual pursuits to make lit a success-if only the chosen few were diligent and faithful. Cer- tainly, this facet of campus life is important to Covenant as well as to individual students. Informal Discussions at the Hi hlancis Officers: Hathorne, President VVard, Richie,Deats, and Smith. l ,, f f . ,,- .W .. - -,. M T ..,..,..,..... .W....,......-ir .. J

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3' f J, f fur KV? ,if ' i - 1 E' - - gk Xwflxfp ..'-'L l 3 Y nv gk 1, t 35- uf. , 1-if '. F if Y, 2 .ls V f 'C 'Ha an ' -' x . irc. !4'2x' M 4 ' fin 13 i Y A' i Q 'i X Kish 1,lg, O - wvewwa aft at g yr- , Coach Solomon helps and gives B little helpful criticism as well. OCCCI Covenant has representative teams in three inter- varsity sports. starting early in the season and continuing until commencement. The soccer team, frrst of the teams to see action, strove hard for re- cognition through the past season, and it was during one of these hard-fought games that half-back Bob XVildeman had his ankle broken, placing him on the sidelines for the rest of the season. The team's scor- ers were Garry Sherrill, Lee Phillips, and Captain Frank Crane. One down, and one soon to go! . Fleece snares one at the Covenant goal just in time. ,, ,. t.- . N J: Q SX f ow-X W , sw N S