Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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'Q A t ,, 'X-lfif 5' A 1 F. f- K , L , ' 4? ,. r 1 ' U gig ', i -Z Q if xv, 4 39,1 5: M 1- was-,I , 44' f ,Y r t lhx ., ' eg if v 'Q' f ' V uv ., M ,V Left to right: Rayburn, Crawford, Ehler, Storz, Deats, M. Peterson. TA RTAN The yearbook staff was confronted with a mass of new problems when it first considered the publication of the 1964-65 Tartan. The market for books was lim- ited to the college student body for the first time in the history of Covenant, because of the separation of the college from the seminary. A new darkroom had to be built. An entirely new block of advertising support had to be sought out and contacted. Work progressed, sometimes discouragingly, until all of these necessities had been met. Sometimes pub- lication deadlines were broken simply because one of those problems had been overlooked. But the work did progress, and as the final deadline drew closer and closer, and staff members spent later and later nights in the workroom, it became increasingly clear that they had produced more than a book. A permanent dark- room had been installed tpaid for entirely out of year- book fundsj for the use of the college. A great many new friends had been contacted for Covenant through the advertising program. But most important, a book had been published which would serve to remind Covenanters of that exciting, pioneering year in the Campus in the Clouds. 'Q 'v-mqqgu. Editors Mark Belz and Lmda. Cole