Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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nary, where he taught for a period of eight years. In 1952 he assumed the responsibility of a Newark CDel.J pulpit for three years. He came to Covenant's St. Louis campus in 1956 fCove- nant's second yearj where he taught for one semester. For six years, then, he taught at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. He rejoined the Covenant family two years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson have three children: David, married to Covenant alumna Diane Mengle, is now teaching at Milliken University in Decatur, Illinois, Judy is serving at Covenant in dual capacity as secretary to the Registrar and to her father, Faculty Dean, Rob, 14, is a student at Chattanooga High School. Dean Sanderson has already done an invaluable job of re- organizing the school's scholastic program during these last two years. And they have been crucial years: there was the move to Chattanooga, there were financial crises, there was the nearly impossible problem of separating the college from the seminary, and the problem of maintaining a balanced faculty for both- all of which demanded the very best of -a man. God has often used men to stand the strain of crisis in the past. We do not know why God has chosen John Sanderson for his particular task. But the answer could probably be best evidenced in what one Covenant student said of him- He is the wisest man I ever knew.

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faculty and staff