Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

Page 29 text:

BAGPIPE STAFF - Front to Back: Ewing, Himes, Gerstung, Belz, Anderson, Ferris, Spern, Dengler, E. 'Q-70010 BAGPIPE 1 EDITOR - Frances Bragdon The BAGPIPE, in its eleventh edition this year, has en- deavored to portray campus life and student activity and thought to the fullest. As more students become a part of Covenant, the BAG- PIPE, as a student newspaper, has also grown to keep up with the ever-expanding campus. The publication has ma- tured in the past few years from a simple news sheet to a weekly publication reflecting campus lite and student rumination. Expansion includes change: For the BAGPIPE this has involved work towards developing from a mimeo- graphed copy towards a printed publication on a higher level of reporting and writing. The BAGPIPE has grown, involving a larger staff and more student endeavor. As such it has become more and more an integral feature of Covenant life. The Editor

Page 28 text:

M is K EDITOR - Mary Margaret Peterson TARTAN Something to remember, something to cherish - these are the things to be gathered from the busy days at Covenant by the TARTAN staff. Each deadline presented a challenge, but each challenge as itwos met proved to be a reward. It is our hope that 1965-1966 at Covenant will live in these pages for each student who has been a part of the year. Editor ................. ..... M ary Margaret Peterson Assistant Editor ............................ Linda Crawford Business Manager .......................... Dorothy Ehler Advertising Staff... Elaine Juliusson, JanetArmes, Ed Fielding, Anita Cape Copy Editor ................................... Mary Johnston Layout Staff ...... Sidonie Brooks, Bunny Woalwine Picture Editor ............................... Linnea Rayburn Photography ...... ..... B ill Andrews, Mr. Joel Belz Advisor ........... ................. M iss Jane Brooks LEFT TO RIGHT: Ehler, Crow- ford, Cape, Brooks, Wield- raayer, Woolwine, Rayburn, L.gJuliusson,Armes,.l.,Field- ing, Stortz.

Page 30 text:

, QQ.. LEFT TO RIGHT: Campbell, Donaldson, Sneller, Belz, Deats, Heath LITERARY SUCIETY Perhaps the most skillfully planned and ingeniously carried out activities are those of the John Calvin Lit- erary Society. This year's themes are based on classics and authors. The theme of Herman Melville's Moby Dick was brilliantly carried out through program to re- freshments, including cookies cut in the shape of the renowned whale. After such a successful beginning, program chairman Audrey Sneller repeatedly planned intriguing programs, such as that of the January meeting with a theme concerning Edgar Allan Poe. The purpose of Lit is to enable students to become acquainted with literary works while strengthening their ability of spontaneous and prepared public speaking. lt is, so to speak, an introduction to culture. President Heath L pf M an L, Fite and Hammond acting 'The Tell-Tale Heart'by Poe. ,- , an inf . f--...gg , iv , jak 1 -4-.. ' ' , 'if' 'Jffj-'. .f A , . X ' ' ' QV-:-MY