Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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WMM KRESGE MEMORIAL LIBRARY Covenant Caiieg'-Q Inoknut Mountain, GA 30750-9601 TARTAN '67 COVENANT COLLEGE LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN GEORGIA

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a person enters college, thus ending the first arranged volume of his life. he reaches out and touches reality, finding for the first time beauty and ugliness, love and lone- liness. disillusionment and depres- sion become states of mind, people become individuals, attractive or repulsive. minds and hearts open to accept truth and falsehood, to recognize and partake of poetry and music. the sensitive eye and soul quickly catch the delicacy of nature, the joy of evening solitude, finding themselves deeply cut or healing in joy. the unimaginative, uoncreative nondreamer finds complacency in laughing, com- plaining, bragging and augmenting hopelessness. the two meet at covenant, a stone structure, a tiny link in a chain of civilization. both the dreamer and the realist and all the realms between must subside and establish a livable harmony such a tiny span of time passes, yet during this time the final pattern of beliefs and modes must be established one looks from his window shouting, l'll cast my fate to the wind! and his voice is swallowed up in vapor. the vapor disappears, the solid moun- tain earth appears and God reigns - the existential mind is thrown off as ashroud, meeting the vapor that shrinks into nothingness, as faith in the Lord God becomes meaning.