Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)
- Class of 1968
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A continuous well-ordered body called knowledge, coupled with an individual's tree- dom that is yet untempered by the responsibility of learning? As the season lengthens, the inner search for reality germinates into an awareness of individual potential. This seed of wisdom bears fruit in the interaction the person experiences with others . . . in his attempts to relate in a meaningful way to those around him. His still uncoordinated ideas and observations grow with him towards a point-maturity: seeing and accepting the chal- lenge ot orienting Iite's varied aspects to one purpose. He is grounded in the certainty of primary purpose that in all things He might have the preeminence. His acceptance of the purpose at Covenant-to grasp the understanding of knowl- edge that stems only from faith in the Lord God -enables him to branch out ignoring fallow purpose, to utilize instead his now-tertile thoughts to establish his own goals. t l I . li l l-8' fr i I ,ij it . 1 Q I , J ar- + ,' W.+.,. fr r A 4 v Q91 W i it, A Li Ba . U- , . 1 L iw? i my v .r 'I' 'fir ' ' 'x ww'-r fi iifzgtlf. 'M .. H. sv '42 i ra, ,' L J it M xr if i , L' 'K .4 x 1 I ,fi .fr , , W 34,01 it .Hi A , 4, 1. . . if 11 ' ' ,- ' ,HF -f ,,i.,::.t'-w.'!1r,.,. tr W7 ' 1- a fwtflim if 'w-lf , .' , H- -V 1 ' ff? Hr. Zak l' iw '- - . ' J Vi -5 -K : ' .' - '--4' . ii'-fa. 'ESSi-W-wtf--'fagvFL gf.s,r . 'ai at l ' t J ' -'L-Ea' - - fi f wmtwiffa-'ara f?tfp.l i '1.' f.rz1t A' Hit ' :H -1: :.: .1 1 '- ' Harb 1. rf rv t rr ' ' ft-. 5-1 ' 'SHT - N f.-HW. 'rQr--:5fwJ,' 4 it l . ' 'V .-E --t .- ii F- 5bT'f1ii'lfhF. ' QM- 1 11- 7 . . f' 'rltr '-- 21,4 ' ir- r' , 1 - fr' 'Wt -'fix v ' Fi U ,. f ':'li'-3 ' .fff 'P ' . .. - -Q - 4 ' Q N i 1 r .f ii, 'WA - . .. ,. x ., li 'Y ' 'vi , lla f l L Q,.' 'l Z up 1 1 1 M .- , c A, 'Y rv , ru, Y ll ,' 1, 1 k ' ' I 8.4, W ig Y :YAV4 it . -..fr-si ru V rw Hint' :rw 1 i ii u y 1 iv -ff' Q-'sm P if , rr Bk ? Fr i' i -t t ' M-JZ!!! A sr dl.-,W-Aw , ,ILM l 1 t r i r I c. -.-M J f I 1. The professor: must indulge in perpetual scholarship: a foundation for lectures which provide in each student the motivation to recognize truth. W I , ickm 1 I Dfieiiefg - FUVHS 435 Organizations open new avenues for broad- ening and sharing inTeresTs with oTher people provide ouilefs for creaTive leadership. 'Th M1 ---'W' ,,,.,i ,,f,, M 15 .fkgl :ak .43 M kg, ,, M 2 e in ? V ' ,., f Hz. 49 .5'.f 8 an , ,og if if f 'im 7' 4.40 ,I -W.. ,2 The player . .. gripped in The sTruggle of compeTiTion To suffer The agony of defeaf . . . To experience The Thrill of vicTory. :ik fyjz , ima . f: ' , ' A . H 7 1 - ' . 1 1 'L , Ov' I .31- . Q :A . -lg '2.. ., ,',,,. .,ff , 4 V ' A -I .1 v -,f.' V ' lgim 1 ' i , ill. 0- 'A A 'll 'I 'wufil ,if wfa--U 34, 1 x- N , -,Q .,. 5-gg L. .psf , . ,T . ,4 4 ' iP9'2,+'f5fs 4, -X-1 ' uw . 14346, 'ul ' O4 , .. g- f j 'I .Y Q O -' . ml 0 ,.- -. -.',f A I- D ' ' - 'xl .ful 6 Energetic and inspiring acfivities provoke spomaneous comribufion and excited faces. Ak rw in Kr-fgfvwr Gaiefy in prankisn fun or new-found friend- ship-diligence with success or carelessness with failure in study-routine or challenge in ponderings of Scripture-fulfillment or corn- placency in conversation-Then individual im- pressions acknowledged in the solitude of musing . .. TnaT's life. 5 fl x ' l ' R W , jf ' -'X f, ' WCLQW j 5. ,air yu, ' ' I I A But such is The irresislible nawre of Truth, That all if asks, and all if wants, is The liberty of appearing. Thomas Paine my Talole Of Contents Faculty .. Organizations .... Sports . . . Activities Life .... Classes... Advertisers ... fra 61:0 v L 1 , I 'J' A li we ' W l ' , f J' l A, . I 1. 'lip' ,f 4 L4 f 1 ff '. I0 411 . ll ','-'l'- I ..Y 4 X x- Mix 'Q 4 ,la '-lf'-A P . - - A, - - J X v 3 I A 4 , .f5,.1i' 'wi i.f X 17 11 .jf , Nr- - -' , 1 . 'L' ' 1' XI:-T V ' Q, 1 ' ' xx. .ATR ', , -,. I Y U t - 4 , ,asf w Q ,x ff ' L i' ':f...fi Y tl If 'm? xLf'if.3 Y,l.n '-f1s- ,p'u gal, mn- Aaaa . ,jgdf i s' 5. cf' -im gflgf, rw. M ' 1 Q. 'ici Mf- xy X A Q I - - - . , 5 .X if yi, 5 al X. JF V 'W i ,Aft . f 2.44 L' -faigf . 8 - 1'Qh,' ig? ' X ' ' 1.5.5- '. ' v y L ' U-' a- . an t Jus.,-X4 tg-E .YK -is ' ,--. -NS, r sv as . . se- .f :W x mg- W-?-' 'A R,-, ' ' qt. ' ' ,hh ' Y 'L 1 - 'Z . ' A r . 'il ' 9-. X,,'5'K I I, mgx.-, , Q r il: - J' val as FH w ... - .Q-ff.. . v'.'- 4 - f ,. 7 4 v if Y 1 - x P '. 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Because certain individuals have a desire to see the institution carry out its philosophy of Christian education and make progress, because they have a knack for evidencing an intense concern for students, Cdespite the sacrifice of personal time and interestsj, and feel a spirit of comradeship in student high points and low, and because they exemplify a zest for life Kvitalityb in Christ-for these reasons we have chosen to dedicate the T968 TARTAN to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson Major changes appeared in the men and women's physical education departments as well as in the sports' department in T964 when Flo and Chuck Anderson arrived on the scene. Many of our now-established extras such as Water Safety, First Aid, Horseback Riding, Judo, and Bowling can be traced to this couple and their concern to see Covenant advance and provide more varied outlets for students. The Andersons not only offered something new but participated in these activities with students. Whether being rescued in water safety or trying to hold the old knee together on the basketball court, they were there! And who could forget the antics or clever faux pas that Mr. Anderson, in the role of professor, interiected in lectures'?iAs a class sponsor, professor, or friend the Andersons have endeared themselves to all and embody in their lives, energetic and vibrant as they are, the principle that in all things He might have the preeminence . For this example we dedicate this book to them. A time to plant, and a time to pluck up that whiclt is planted 5 Q' 4 . '-55: , fs 5 ff- s ss - :msizlvb K . x ff ,5gfxM,NXxxX 58 xy.uu-.-.mn v I n 5-?1Q1,xxx:,s20yxxRRNxutx ill ' N X XXXX Q V Vx G'y0umnxuxv 'S ' I I 1. . 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K3 5gK'xs,',-sky nsxxs! si x' U za 1 S 1 i h?ySC:p, iss, , xts , 1 1 Q-iii. ,nxt is-nu! ,Ist ix. x 'fflfgf 43 Marion D. Barnes President Joel Belz Director of Public Relations James J. Conrad Acting Dean of Men E. Allen Duble Director of Development Paul R. Gilchrist Dean of Students John VV. Sanderson, Jr. Dean of Faculty Rudolph F. Schmidt Registrar Collyn F. Schmidt Dean of Women John W. Shoop Business Manager .X Administration Orgcmizes College Life .il ,fx + sfff' ,Qt -A ' l I 4,4 Va, , ' 3' e Q 'f 3 f Axim - -Q' Depar'rmen'rs Of , -. fa- ,iii 'ff' - H if ' ii Z ,. , x,... f., V fe., . fear' ff: JH 1 Q ,- A., ' ' ' -A 1 :ML 4212: 1 -- ,f, E, f ' . , ' - 215, , ' ,iffy ' ligf Q b c English Language Library Music as Y yd X .,..,, UM. M-wwfnnwv, 'MM wwmw-am , WIFMVFHUM4 f' mln ww-fww., wfffvfm-w,,, wwfwm, V, vm6lmmwwMWW,,,, .I 'Vll f -'-, 'Q , wwf. , .,,,,,,, nf rtfmmnw wmnmmMWM,M,,WM,,,,,,,,,M,,. H9!W'1WfHw4wvffm0-wnnmm l 33' A cl G 4, ,im nlifyg MQ v-my u ,X f Q h ,. ,Q ' -cz I' ' , f ,-1,34 .V Q '1:.,.:E i I ff ' 1 Nicholas P. Barker Assistant Professor of English Edna Bosworth Instructor in Music Jane Brooks Assistant Professor of English Robert H. Countess Instructor in Classics Dorothy Dameron Assistant in the Classics John Hamm Assistant Professor of Music Gary B. Huisman Librarian Eric VV. .lahn Instructor in German Noel H. Magee Instructor in Music JoEtta Rowclen Instructor in English Emlee Taylor Instructor in French vgsm, x ' W8 Y a Walter L. Bowman Instructor in Physical Education b Elmer O. Delancy Professor of Education John Guest Soccer Coach Robert M. Nuermberger Assistant Professor of Psychology Leonard S. Pitcher Assistant Professor of Psychology Collyn F. Schmidt lnstructorirtfdurshwg J. Newell Vonckx Associate Professor of Education 20 4 ,, l Departments Of Psychology Nursing Education Physical Education History Bible a b C d e f Q h Charles W. Anderson Assistant Professor of Bible William S. Barker Assistant Professor of History N. Elizabeth Clark Instructor in History Raymond VV. Clark Instructor in Bible Paul R. Gilchrist Assistant Professor of Bible Karl H. Heller Assistant Professor of History Rudolph F. Schmidt Assistant Professor of History John M. L. Young Assistant Professor of Bible and Missions a b c d Robert G. DeMoss Associate Professor of Philosophy H. Harrison Hughes Assistant Professor of Mathematics Lawrence Laugesen Assistant Professor of Physics John VV. Sanderson, Jr. Professor of Philosophy Departments Cf Moth Ancl Physics Philosophy Science fl A A- ,W 'IW AL 4? 1 L A Q a b C a Raymond H. Dameron Assistant Professor of Chemistry b Charles VV. Donaldson Instructor in Chemistry c John E. Lothers Assistant Professor of Biology 23 ms ,,s,,. Sf gi i ,lm-1 if a , -5 .,, Staff Mciintoins College Life a 1 b 3 i C i I 1 we 'ill 6 f 9 h i l k l a Agnes Barr Secretary to the President b Bryant Black Field Representative c Joseph Coggeshall Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds d Phyllis Crooks Accounting Manager e f Q h Philip Gru ner -Director of Student Services Floyd Lay Superintendent of Landscaping and Planner of New Construction Dee Lay Executive Housekeeper George McKinley Manager Food Procurement and Preparation i Ruth McKinley Director of Office Services i John Meffert Manager of Food Services k John Moore Foreman of Maintenance and Operations l Arline Wetzel Secretary to the Deans and Nurse NOT PICTURED: Reva Riley Hostess and Purchasing Agent '1 QM. -my -ng, 'WW 4 , , is 4, 'L ,, ' 25 Q' 1 ..... .,4x,.. . i , 44 X N 4 if S fa A ' A h , M if 2 Y 7' W a b c cfs, lc:-' L41 l I' ff- 1 fszxzh Q. L Q Qk! fs.. ff, A 1 ,.,4 ir f S A! ' Q 'I ,W if -S K ft NW ' , , y www. it X mills' k l m 'W 0 P Q Ruben Capps Food Stores Clerk April Chambers Office Services Pauline Chambers Cook Edie Cochran Cook Judy Cochran Library Gladys Coggeshall Assistant Accountant Linda Deffenbaugh Secretary Margaret Heller Student Services Eunice Johnson Cook Fern Moore Secretary Allen Parker Maintenance Alice Redman Library Jennifer Seagroatl Secretary Ruth Senneker Cook, Rosemary Tail Secretary Margaref Vinson Secretary Frances Vonckx Library I F W 1 E r I l 1 1 V I a lu, 1 1 A 9 F. A P 'A . nk . 'F' Y ,,. '51 'Q L,, J ph-A gil., ' 5,1 'a . ,' 1. '- 14 r lv Yf ,. ,.I ,l.,, -4 ',. 4 .W-1.2 3 'mv' mug, 'xiii 5 M 1j,Jl,,'.f3 ,H 'K Qfxlul, full - . A .,, , . x. ' . ,- , . A, , ,V . W -1 K n. iw 4f,.f4 L k A l ' . , 1 1 . v 2 ' I , I ,XV W wr v .P , In ,. ,1,l' C. 4 v A 'Q ,fo af-fA il V. sf, 'QI Q ily. !g9N ,- 5 S .JN , Y i 4 ABOVE: David Campbell, Bob Houpt, Joe Zellner, Gil Kinch, Richard Noel, Rob Ballagh, Dale McLane, Bunny Woolwine, Rick Fite, Stephen Brownlee, David Bryson, Dave Lawton, Steve Sligh, Milton Wiest, Dave Barnes RIGHT: Student Forum Committee, Grace Wallis, Dave Barnes, Bob Houpt, Nancy Noe Q 5 Student Council Branches Out V? at -da- President-Stephen Brownlee Vice-President-Rob Ballagh Secretary-Treasurer-Bunny Woolwine Social Committee Chairman-Karen Pierce BELOW: David Campbell, Bob Houpt, Gil Kinch ,-with The Student Council of 1967-1968 was the focal point for much discussion not previous- ly heard around Covenant's halls. Student government-its effectiveness, its contribu- tions, indeed its very existence-was seen from a new perspective and with new serious- ness. The sizeable increase in school enrollment and the addition of new faculty members brought marked improvements and a disap- pearance of many old problems as well as unexpected headaches for the Council. Truly it must be said that this year was one of change, rapid change. To meet this change, the Council attempted to correct existing dif- ficulties in the area of student-administration communications. Also, guidelines were drawn up which at- tempted to put student government and stu- dent self-discipline on higher levels than in previous years. The overall aim was to give the Student Association a greater voice in the affairs of its school forthe future. 29 lsu'lL I BELOW: K Chairman X If rg Y Y -v , , -WM . V H 1 ff-'-' f ,.....-VN.-Q ,v K , K I .hn'! x - -4 ' gi A f L. i .-v 13 . ,V Into The Socicil Whirl The core of Covenant's particular Christian philosophy emphasizes the right and obliga- tion of the Christian system to enter and affect every area of human life. As our lives seem to revolve around and integrate three primary areas of endeavor-social, intellec- tual and spiritual-that committee relegated the task of planning Covenant's special social activities is not only privileged to fulfill a Christian endeavor, but responsible to inte- grate all three areas of interest in this en- deavor. Covenant's i967-68 Social Commit- tee succeeded in achieving iust such a result. The Committee was headed by chairman Karen Pierce and included members Sandra Campbell, Linda Laverell, Patty English, Ken Fowler, and Dave Hammond who together wove imaginative planning, humorous diver- sion, and serious emphasis into the fabric of the major social events, the autumn hayride, Christmas and Spring Banquets, and climaxed the year's activities with the Garden Party. Sandy Campbell, Patty English, Ken Fowler, Karen Pierce, David Hammond, and Linda Laverell xt M ,yi 4: YJ it , ,iz ' ' m 'M M 'Q-an ,, Mm'-fl' -3- . N-, Rules And Regulations P. .wp- A -1. Q '-u-.pw ABOVE: Dave Campbell, Art Williams, Bill Nahlow, Carolyn W'e'draayer, Steve S'igh, Sandy Campbell, Bunny Woolwine, Sue Woods, Doug Warburton, Dale i'.'cLane, Miss Brooks, Pam Seyrrour, Janice Horr-ef, I-r ne Wetzel. Visitors to the campus have commented on the unique dormitory situation at Covenant, where all students are allowed and trusted to live in the same building. The quality ot Covenant students, however, does not rule out the need tor a hard working Dormitory Council. The closeness ot this same unique situation manifests needs and tensions which are the task ot the Council to dispel! The Resident Assistants in both the men and women's dormitories are responsible tor being sensitive to and handling such problems that inevitably arise when three hurdred peo- ple live together in one building tor eight months ot the year. The Resident Course!- lors, who are above them in rank and respon- sibility, have regular weekend and evening duties in their respective dormitories. The womens Dormitory Council is super- vised by Mrs. Collyn Schmidt, Dean of Wo- men, and the n1en's Dormitory Council is supervised by Mr. James Conrad, Dean ot Men, both ot whom are supervised by Dr. Paul Gilchrist, Dean ot Students. A Time For Correction in For handling discipline problems, Covenant has a student-appointed, faculty-approved Discipline Committee. This active standing committee of the Student Council reviews cases of student' discipline referred to it by either the Deans or by other students. Solu- tions to problems are carefully sought before punishment is meted out on the offender. The Committee also acts as a voice of the students in the administration's decisions in niatters of policies which mold student affairs. 41' ii -5 If 1 ,- i pl 5: S LEFT: Dave Lawton, Rob Bal lagh, Jayme Sickert, Edie Cos tello, Roy Fagan Creciting Opportunities For Service ABOVE: Tim Stigers, Bill Mahlow, Jim Peale, Linda Titmus, Bob Houpt, David Barnes Cchairrnanj, Debbie Kemeny, Carl Haas. The concept ot purpose receives a great amount of attention and thought in the Twen- tieth Century. The pursuit ot purpose is go- ing torth on college campuses throughout the United States, at Covenant, however, the question ot purpose has an answer: That in all things He might have the pre- eminence. The Christian Service Council pro- vides modes through which students can ex- press their taith and allegiance to Jesus Christi Various proiects, directed on and oft campus, otter numerous circumstances, allow- ing every student the opportunity tor service. 34 -A I Q . , Fa 1' Ts .gi U I 4 I 4 fl li I 4' ' .2 P I 1 7 M i w Enlorging Our Borders LEFT: Art Williams, Pres., Anita Cape, Sec.-Treas., Doug Warburton, Vice-Pres. ABOVE: Dr. Nuermberger has real corn at the Student-Faculty Basketball Game. An earthquake rent the floor and portions of the wall in the dilapidated kitchen of the World Presbyterian Missions' Chilean Sem- inary last year. Food was still being prepared in the adobe structure, but missionaries were concerned that the kitchen would collapse and the Seminary would have to be closed. This need was conveyed to the students of Covenant, and hence the raising ot ii:-SOO to build a new kitchen became the 1968 project of the Student Missions Fellowship. A Faculty pie-throwing contest, bake sales, hootenannies, and a faculty-student basket- ball game were fund-raising gimmicks util- ized by the Missions Fellowship to part the students from their money painlessly and en- ioyably. Aside from an annual proiect, the S.M.F. establishes weekly prayer groups for the various W.P.M. fields, seeking to engage the students in the necessary habit and priv- ilege ot intercessory prayer. Proctice Provides Experience do T .. ?2': Lf ,ff! xi l 1' E s bf If 4 mi. The Pre-Ministerial Club was formed in order that students who are planning to go to seminary may test and discuss their convic- tions. The life of a minister, the art of coun- selling, the importance of growth: topics like these have provided encouragement and chal- lenge to many here at Covenant, The group's meetings are open, so that even those who do not teel called to seminary may enioy the insights which are evoked in the dis- cussions. 36 ABOVE: Carl Haas, Rick Fite, .lim Smith, Bill Stanley, Ken Cross. will I-I Broodening Our Horizons a Dr. Joel Nederhood b Dr. Cornelius Van Til c RoberT Auffarfh John Dorsey Wililam Mahlovv ol Dr. Harold Laird g S gp .gn-1. U..- W., 9554145354215 ,C hx ' V: sh- 4 is lx X ? 'of-' ,E W -.. A-1-1 I..a-'+,,,, V , V my M ,, . u E E 1: - 1 1 F 3 s , ,Q 13:19 ix ,I t f X ' 1 'L I ,,-- z' 'km A 1 ,51 - ,SJ . 'fi' 1 'ex A K I fx' WF --4, . ' 74 ,. faualstxfv. '-f x , '- rw A .. .. s ' B' , . V Tx. FQ! V-A :.-- XA ,in tx - , , p 'L Q-2: 'Q ' s ' ' V it Q h ,v ' , As. Eli... I new 1 , V -:ti . 'gg X . .Yr .5 a , L .I I l Q pv- 011' fww 5, qffi -new 3 L...4,, W-' V ff ' , I , X. f 1 , li al .axe ,,, ,ig , AW , n ,5 I -V I-1 'N LEFT: Editor, Mary Beth Gerstung. BELOW: Render Caines, Sports Editor. l . X ,FJ .,, .I 1 , l ,.' Lx, V. '-n .- . , yr 'H M, ,. . 'Q P, ,Y ,177 , vf:',. A ff:-4,.,,,, we A , . ,A , 1 -. r t, 9 . . I . X , I ' 4 -.iA.f,1g', '4mc:.1.' -1. qui' .sr f , , .. unify - Mann-H W 'Tl' L'J LEFT: Class Editor, Niki Wolf. ABOVE: Grace Wallis, Literary Editor. n 4. p ,gilmxl N 1 A I 1 X .J .5 1 Puff' R' Q21 f ' ' u I - M, ,ig M. by HI. b ' K T r W + 1 , , ,5fl' .A V ' 3' , ' f x ii? -' Vg' ' L3 .. ' it 41' 5 Q as N X tv 1 A i :fx ,g s 3 gf? sg' 435 Q 3 I' 5 'Y 1 o gp 1' ... Y A xi N, Js Q S. nwlfrld 1 655 Q J. jing: EA s ti Qwwvk, -. 'S f ff . .2 T, '.ff' 5 fl 'X , I 4 L , . 3 9 ,Q ?., 4 . , 5 . , - A. ., 'G t , , . L, 3 ,' ' 2, 4 ,. fi iffy, .gf v L Q, f' + fr 223 fgvgpy I --,fu 1323, 60. ' iw- '1:f':?fir 'jj 1 2,'1,fA 'P' 4 f ' A vlyf ' 'fs 'iwwvl fn-.,-.if 'fit' 'bv aff - ff ,Zpffflk ax, my :cg Q if 1 .K 1255+ gr -S 'ff-sf-5,31-, v,gA R I . 4 ' V 'QA 'QQ M3 Ki? , If vw' f 5 ' ' 4 K, ' W, ,. ' - ' Q 'A .4 . -Y WY. ,, , , ' K 'W . ff N ,,,l .mi FM' -vz.wH?l,:Q3 if Q, , Q . 'l-hgmwdzwm. -vii .. P 5 5, lf V L14 J , X ' I ' s SJW v -f A l 6 fix E' '-ale xg 34 ib- V f I I J 54- b c 1 A 1 ,I .nk ,r - x ,ive L32 1 54. 4. ,mgxyi-f f md , Mn X- L . f lima ' .3-4, 'I 1 ,-r.. -1 . X ,,, if rf, ,Y Q' .....- , a 10: 1 Tortoin The Tartan is a melting-pot of creative ideas, diverse streams of originality fused into a whole. The work of all members of the staff finds ultimate unified expression in the ac- complishment of a new-born indivisible en- tity. Here at last in complete form is laid out a distinct system of life: a potpourri of mo- ments private and public patterned on pages. This yearbook, under the editorship of Mary Beth Gerstung, required much hard work. This meant several long, late sessions with everyone contributing until exhaustion of mind and hands concluded progress. But we said' there is a time for every- thing and we frantically met our deadlines. a Wanda Jones, Typist b Linda Titmus and Nikki Op- pert, Class 33 fi Staff and Dedie Vail, Layout Staff Turner, Literary Staff Stanley Armes, John Dengler, Brad Harris, Linda Boren, Business Staff Debbie Kemeny Pam Seymour, Bob Houpt and Sharon Darlene Boenker Dean Collins and Q' NOT PICTURED: Nancy Noe, Sharon Tilton -r 'muvmu . r- rp. .. T, if wif- - 'Z Y'-td' 4 MM..-..,, ABOVE: Editor Mary Belz checks the wee-k's events. ABOVE RIGHT: Reporters Linda Jackson and Sue Abbot get the latest scoop. RIGHT: Editorial staff in action. rr- ., 5 1 f--g 3 .lourncilistic Excellence This year THE BAGPIPE, under the editorship of Mary Belz, set its goal high: improvement and growth into an excellent literary report- ing of events and candid expression of stu- dent views. In striving toward that goal the staff expanded in quantity and quality. The larger staff raised the need for a larger paper which meant more of everything- pictures, articles, columns, and pages. A def- inite change in the worth of the writing could be seen in its ingenuity coupled with actual stimulation to active rebuttal from individuals. The fruitful efforts of this year's BAGPIPE N, ...i tion for future growth. TOP: Sports copy HAS to be good, say Render and Don. ABOVE: Steve Sligh interviews Coach Bowman following a game. RIGHT: Gil pensive photographer? staff have established an important founda Q' ABOVE: Pat and Rex coordinate cartoons and copy. ABOVE RIGHT: Sue Vogt has quite a iob. RIGHT: Nancy Cooke keeps the advertisers straight. Bagpipe X nf ..fi. rr5r,Z,i, WJ-M ie-Eg , .. v,..,..5-,- 'Q--i NOT PICTURED: Stephen Brownlee, Kathy Neal, Bill Spern Ploy On Words The lnTerpreTfve Reading SocieTy provides an opporTuniTy for sTudenTs To express Them- selves Through dramaTic liTeraTure. In The spring semesTer This year, The SocieTy made a pioneer venTure inTo The dramaTic realm with The acTual producTion of a play. WiTh The cooperaTion of The LiTerary SocieTy and The HisTory Club, The members performed Shakespeare's King John for LiTerary SocieTy's annual Shakespeare program. zu sn: ,. ,. . - -- - - i , Around The World ln Six Meetings BOTTOM: Jim Hoe Zellnerl and Huck Finn CRick Fitel float down the Mississippi, BELOW: Ayn Rand is dis- cussed over coffee and rolls. RIGHT: Sandy Campbell reads an African short story. Members of The Literary Society, through the planning of Program Chairman Mary Beth Gerstung, really saw the world This year. They first travelled down The Mississippi River by raft with Mark Twain. To Russia They went next to meet Dostoyevsky-The Lit- erary Convict. Then came a meeting in the sophisticated scene of a coffee house, which seemed to be the appropriate place to become acquainted with Ayn Rand. In travels to dark Africa, Society members discovered beauty and brightness in the po- etry and literature of The bush-country. Twentieth Century France opened its doors for a look at the existentialism of Camus and Sartre. And Sixteenth CenturysEngland court- ed Society members with Shakespeare's King John at their final meeting. The value of this view of world literature was in the discussions of its contrasts with Christianity and its relation to The Christian life. I lg l i V , l! il Q i i - l l 4 , ' l I I 1 I 4 I i . l 4 4 l i l i T t ill I , i 4 l ' ' I ' , a e - 5 RIGHT: David Campbell, Critic: Elizabeth Stanton, Sec.-Treas.p Tom Kennedy, Sergeant-at-arms Mary Beth Gerstung, Program Committee Chairman, Dave Hammond, President. wa, K- A gi U Hoff :- 5,:,,54, . V , Z.l4v.,h ,x- fi' M if 4 1, 4' ,Minn ' Z' Investigciting The Ancients And Contemporories ABOVE: Sidonie Brooks, Sec.-Trees., Bill Mahlow, Vice- Pres., David Campbell, Pres. The true historian pursues his pleasure out- side ot the classroom. The History Club pro- vides the history major with just that chance, by sponsoring discussions, speeches, and trips, all for enioyment and learning. This campus organization also gives the non- history majors opportunities to learn, with- out history the social sciences are like trees without roots, literature and the arts are flowering plants torn loose from the soil that nourished them, and philosophy runs the danger ot becoming verbal gymnastics.' I K 2 i v si ' y ff.. S fl 1 af 'I Qfa3ff52s-::: - - N TT ' '-ssmszriiizieir f' ' ',,,:g1.,fif-1f.':'-L ' 54r1::?,i:'ff'fi:31if?251.' , , - W . ,-f:1.,IJ,Q5ff u Hi .24-g'5.:5,:j:::52:25225zf 'V , If-W'Q?'ff9 5 .',f:5- , vs' ' i 'Z' 1 , Q cf A , eff. With A Voice Of Singin 'Q 'Q A' ., -A i '5 Y 1 IJ -at ,,. A 1.29 ti! ' yan? f 4 . .r 9' H 4 , 1 X . 3 ' -V. ' wr -1 V wffv 3 , ,gf , . N., 66, 4 - -..- - .W n jg, .ly 5 ,E W . 1 Axigx, .. . N . A ' ,. '- 240' 5 K., 3 . Nr ' ,ai -, J ff , ff 1 -'ff vi I 1 45 Q 'll 'Am' ' U A 4 ' U , f 3, mi Y Q sf ' 1 ,H q ltmmm lVl I97i' WI7? H 15723 The Madrigal Singers voice their talent in a unified century Singers munity rendition of l5th, l6th, and l7th- music. Directed by John Hamm, the presented several concerts for com- groups and churches. The highlight of the year was the Fireside Concert at Cov- enant, reflecting the Christmas spirit in carols and festive oratorio. Singing - Renaissance Style LEFT: Stephen Brownlee, Harry Pin- ner, Judi Unruh, Walter Black, Dan LeRoy, Linda Laverell, Cathy Pierce, Carolyn Wieldraayer. 53 PROGRAM COMMITTEE: Linda Lav- erell, Carolyn Wieldraayer, Nancy Bailey. 54 Music . . . And All Thcil Jclzz Members of The Music Club, wheTher They be musicians Themselves or simply appreciaTors, meeT TogeTher- noT only for fun wiTh music, buT for learning. They gain a deeper knowl- edge of The music which They listen To, by discussing The beauTy and value of The work and The delicacy and deTail of forms used by various composers. eros, V ,Q Hx There Ain t No Wciy TOP LEFT: Dave Wenclorf, Pres., Sammy Miller, Publicity Chairman, Melinda Hillman, Sec.-Trees., Dave Irwin, Vice- Pres. Victory signs, publicity posters, and support buttons evidence the Booster Club at work. Supporting the team, both before and during the game, is the concerted effort of the mem- bers of this successful and popular club. The boosters promote enthusiasm by their own energy and willingness-from selling refresh- ments at games to planning pep rallies. 55 JK xl' 1 Wig W W nb y, I lo. U 'ue Qx- A u In N -.T 'f -V L. P , 4 X L. 04 . ' I . ,'XX 'x 'ffl V rf pw ,. W ' W . ,v 5 19- 3 . 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P I rU ' XS A , . .Xu , rv W. mt.. 1 I X . , ' I 1 1 , ,X XX: . .M 1 : X n It Q L e V g , ,,,. w' 4 V ' I ,,., 'f'.L , , , 1,2 H l 1 54 if ,1 f, , 1 I S 1 F7 t 1 S FTJS' .1 V- K, i THEY Covenant vs. St, Bernard 5 Covenant vs. Oxford 2 Covenant vs. St. Bernard 5 Covenant vs. Oxford l Covenant vs. Bryan 2 Covenant vs. Berry l Covenant vs. Sewanee 5 Covenant vs. Berry 3 Covenant vs. Sevvanee l Covenant vs. U. of Chatta. 3 y X Covenant vs. Alumni l VZII E Covenant vs. Bryan l V1: y Covenant vs. U. ot Chatta. 3 ':'E Sn, . 5 . , , in A fr. 5 f 2 rv E. ff 1 4 - ' '. .er if is 1 . ,L f -- r . or f sang C9307 Sltbf C 5' :- . P'- ABOVE: Bob Beisel, Dave Lawton, Don Davis, Dave Barnes, Tom Walke, John Dengler, Jim Alston, John Kinch, Ross Graham, John Ledden, Bruce Oakley Rick Tyson Bruce Young, Dick Muller, Bob DeMoss, Mack Gray, Gil Kinch. Not pictured Ed Dengler. U BIIQUI... A new trend in soccer was started this year as Covenant received new uniforms and a new coach. These factors, coupled together with the fighting desire of each player, add- ed up to the winningest season yet. English- man John Guest came to take charge for one season, and in iust two-and-a-half months gave the Scots the polish which had been missing in past years. Goals and victories were scarce at the start. Then, the Blue-and- White offense began to kick the ball into the nets. Sophomore Gil Kinch set a school scor- ing mark of T2 goals in spite of an iniury. He was backed ably by senior John Ledden's 7 markers. Not to be discounted, however, was the impregnable defense ledtby iunior Mack Gray and senior Ed Dengler. An improvement of the year's 5-5-3 record should be seen next year. The Scots will be in the soccer spotlight of the Southeast. T Scots Break Even K N 6 Y U 4 'Ei 3 M. 'x D . S . s ul! . , r ., Ii v. . ,,., E ', 1 3,5 ., 'v . , , T, l VA 'ixfaj 5 f. K. 'if ,-vxgk, ' -4 , I,-,. I .3 ,... '19 vfeiyfi 1 ., 1 .54,, x 4. . 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WWW Jai?-'iN 5' waav --- i bk :Wx Q ,v ,,. , , , . 9- ,gy Q 5 Q Wm - .-- ' i iiynxkhi n 'PS , i ,,-ffm, K r iw 'anal ' ff ri' Aux 1 . .HAKhli'Ni...'WM War' . ...lf t lHuil. .ikkl lL:,,.ui...' k . Lions Aren't Kings Here Within the space of three days in early November, Covenant vvon two of the most exciting games in its soccer history against Bryan and the University of Chattanooga. The 2-l victory dealt the Bryan Lions was sweet indeed as it was the first win over the arch-rivals. Freshman Rick Tyson and senior John Ledden struck early, and the rest was left to the resistant defense. The U.C. Mocs were set back in a hard fought double overtime game, 4-3. With just 30 seconds remaining, John Ledden netted the ball with his head. The Scots end- ed their best year on an exciting winning note. ii 1?-lr! s P C ll' 55. ' 0 i 4 O , L ,M Jn... 'W.:lillf'1 .W 523, if M335 3' surgf' , nv , fgo If: 'Z .-1 f :aan-1 ,, , . M f f' ' f 4 gg .,, A , -. , My , I, -off, x l'f'A:,b6,.u,l, -, .-5,57 uw-417,11 - 533 ,M:,.,,f:i!,, .UI in '- 'tif' fa- - V , 5' Q 'VH f .n ' f JM' 'A' ' 'fry' ' N' 62 nf., T Tm ..-we V T T . -H -f .-., , .f -. T . LIQ. ' . 'JH' Q-,'..v' I 5 f L f A 4 lynn -, , U15 ,, ' ,,'-gngir' 1. 1. lv ' atb.-.,?' ' , ' I si, , , - ' , 1 r ,J , , 4. , Q 1 - 3 4 ', of r'- A-V' '. .11 . 4, . 'fm' .-f ' ' '-H -- 4 -, -5 L, 'ff,z.,ii':J,',A: uw-if -4'.i4f. ' . -'sukgffl' ,.' ,.' 1 0 - - ' ' 'N Mocs Revenged .Q awww-sind . ff .4-wana . ,. I.- Ic 80... -Wvmqn-Nan..-, Mm.-0-C 1 Mom, ff, 2.4 mud' . .. N - - J ' .f2 :'v,f H-.. ' ,,, ' ww, , A f gf- ,jf-3-fc b .W , N 'A , www .M 1. ,X X .nv , A ,,x,.'4 'K .X - .-gm, 1 W 353s-K Vx -' . f- W -wff'f3 H- . is-'5:f-M Q- 'N QW , . Lv J V Q ' A5 Jitxiwiwwxww . X ,M,.,i't:.,.. , , W Q -1 ,,3zwM, K V. tv, , f ..., ,A M. 0' .Q p 1 2 Q R f N .H-kw b -. Hcirriers Hustle For Tope If was a season-long, uphill run for Cov- enanT's cross country Team. The mountain air proved To be Too Thin for the Scot harriers who lost Tvvo meets at home and Three away. Coach Charles Anderson conditioned The X T .Ro aa s . , 1 ,, '-mm, Q A A 1 as N. if - M 'A V. f 1,,- ' 1,-f'fQ.,.: ,v -A x - 1 A . A , .,.. V. 424, . .. 'Q 5 n . . vs. .W A x D T 0 A ,P r - - 9 .1 - . - 'Q . . fb . E - . , s . I ' , ,, . , . . 1 -, . . ' . pn'.'. ' . - 9 - C ' , L s .- V , ',v1, . - Q N . . . 5 si. .K Q . x D fe - L we Q . .0 ', , ' .w-.. '4g5 QP., , C' fi ., , 1 T ' .- . Q 4- .fa pw . Q .U , i ' an Q ,, :Q ' , , ' , Q, .E ' . I 'Q I 1 C I 1 1 A' .nv . -n,,- -1 A - -- - . , ,,,,, 9 f Q i . Q v U , I any Q -qw! ,EY , , , le A . 4. hall ,M . ,iz . -X 1 - . 2 f l,, -.' X if . - 5 . ur . -A V , .' ' ,-- --1' ,--. ' - 5-Y ' .V , it 0 ' , 'u . . . M A .,, z wit.. A . - N x Q .. -. A -K-!,.-M , 44' V 5 1 A-4 ,K vm, --u E, 5' if u , - ov ,. 9 Z Ci 9 r I L. Q-. F LEFT: Paul Ward, Coach Anderson, David Hoover, Aff Harman, Joe Zellner, George Birchler. .T s I lvgfrni t P Tl 4. s ' 'Q' 4411.1 - . , L are N? . 1 V' 5 Q V L M' I A 1 ,K lv 4 fm, 4 tW Q, L i wx ' YV 3 25:40, I . f runners over the rough mountain roads used as the home course. This past experimental year showed many weaknesses, lout a few highlights were also seen. Junior Paul Ward's consistent strides were an uplift to the spirit of the entire time. Although each runner showed improvement in his time, Paul was always the nearest to the stretched tape. Summer conditioning, a heavier schedule, and a new course make next year's cross country season a hopeful prospect. , QMWW if 4, 1. 4 4 4,7 .,,:r ,, .,, Scotlcind Ycird COVENANT OPPONENTS - 74 Columbus . . . ..... . T10 QW5 VQS1' its ary ........ 106 55 Piedmont ..... . . . 56 99 Atl. Christian' .. . . . 51 I m 53 McKenzie ..... . . . 63 p 53 Johnson Bible' . . . . . 62 89 Bryan' ....... . . . 88 Senior Bud Eberwein and Junior Dave Owens 2233555 ' ' ' paced the Covenant basketball team to the Cleveland finest record in its history. An impressive over- Piedmom 0 , , all record was achieved with a strong finish Emmanuel' . . in the Southern Christian Athletic Conference. Leading the Scotsmen through hours of muscle-aching practice was first-year coach, Walter Bowman. Determination to win was evident each time the team appeared on the hardwood with their blue-and-white basket- ball. With two-thirds of the lettermen return- ing next year, Covenant fans can look for- ward to another year of even higher achieve- ments for Scotsmen. From the thrilling one-point win over Bryan to the heart-breaker against Temple at home, the Scots provided their supporters with an exciting there ain't no way basketball sea- son. Coach Bowman, Tom Walke, Mac Gray, Buddy Eberwein, John Wilson, Gerry Malkus, Carl Haas, Bruce Young, Bob Houpt, Dave Owens, Jack Wilson, Dave Wendorf, Toccoa Falls' . Toccoa Falls' . Tenn. Temple' Atl. Christian' Lee' ........ Bryan' ...... Tenn. Temple' Emmanuel' . McKenzie . . Lee' ........ Johnson Bible' City College .. TENNESSEE TEMPLE TOURNAMENT Warren Wilson Cleveland .... CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT WEUR ...... VFW ........ SCAC TOURNAMENT Bryan ....... Lee ......... Emmanuel . . Joe Zellner- 'Conference Game gl, Hordwood Quintet OUT-shoots Gpponenfs es from twenty feet against Johnson shoot or not to shoot-thaT's Dave's T II vi fi, -D .,, sc-W. X sc-f f 6 if J U 4 W? 'F . s. , K , E :Sa-'I . ax' n if ' f fb' rv ' W.. 'F Y-t W 1 19 1, i 'a E 'm Sf., A 8 sz x A 1 'V 'N'J'1 '. , wx . ., 1, .W Qi - I 5 1 v v, A, an :Q ,. Hair., 1. Y K xl' S ,rv lg' ,' L on ' 1 if - ,L-N , E' I -'- Mi: Nfcf,-fx-,J , '-w . I ' rg, .-,. ..:.fJ-L irffif- - L4AlC..,.,. ' 1 . ,,.a..,..:. .W . ' v E., 01 ' 'ar- : 2 af? '41, A . 11 Mt, .v Q' J !5gh x. fz I W If , 3 Ns.:- F. .ae Mft Q J ... ,M-f A a is , 2' Q - E X- EX Rf gf 'Wi ,-WZ' fi 'ft - Despite a dismal won-lost record, the girls' basketball team showed much promise for the years ahead. Neither coach, Steve Kaul- man or Steve Sligh could light the extra spark needed to give the team a litt until the last game when Covenant girls downed City Col- lege 29 to 28! Seniors Edie Costello and Diane Belz gave the roundballers some stabilizing experi- ence, while the underclassmen grew in skill. Sophomore Clara Jefteris led the team in scoring and Freshman Betty Campbell was a stand-out guard. , V . g -gm utr- -'ima' -. A' -A A dna, ,,-,...,,,gN, , to 74 -A f f ,WRNXK 6 0 NX I fflyykj QCIFVI I5 SG UF lin l up tial Cdnnoll he ea LEFT Darlene James Elizabeth Hastings Clara Jefferis Carol Jackson, Mariya Bower, Diane Belz, Barbara Snyder Betty Campbell, Emily Dixon Maribeth Tatar Edie Cos e o ',O., ll. Disiciff Bcrskeibcall rt Cox 1 7 TOP LEFT.: Dixon for Defense. MIDDLE: Costello drives the lane. ABOVE: Campbell readies for rebound. SCHEDULE Spdng Making U. of Chaff. Tenn. Temple Tournamem' Bryan Bluffton Hiwassee Tenn.TenuMe U. of Chaft Bryan ..--. Home Away Away Home II ll Away Home . , 5' s-gs. 1 ' -- 4 . 2. ,V A- ! . 49,422 lv - v. ,' 4- ' -1' - - . V -6,- -,- ., ,L - In s --- 4 4- ' '- 'r +1.95-t U -.-. A-,-.1:m---'P A A Ant: , 'ah' N' -' '3 .S,- .il Q , .J sq J' . w 1 O., , f. : ,- . , , -- .4 x -1. , ., ' ff' A V :,,i21-wwf- w ,. . , ,R 3-444 x'.- fig, we . .--. v-. K, . . . - ,- - - ,x -.kyhgu Q,-' -5 '- - ff - ag' , ' L f 'HQ' 'Ik' in-! .g,.' '. N .f'. '4vi..'. nl.-L S 3.5 fr-iq 2'--V 'ls' ' -, Ruin? -.- 'hlu'A.'- ' ,. -' '. '-- - 'nk-.A -. 3: in- f - f- -.'-'-Sir-1: A N 4 - 1 A - Jf4..?f ff! z18 'S+ -. ff TQ? WMS! af ,., 1 -.+1,1,A . v -3. if N.f. f - -. .N-L--fx '. A-. -- :'. v . 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Practicing in weather that you usually would ski in, means either you are dedicated or crazy. Covenant started practices in the mid- dle ot February in preparation for a Spring trip to Florida. Onfreturning from Florida the team opened a short but packed sche- dule, hoping to make- baseball a Winning sport for the first time. With new talent added this year, the outlook has to be warm and sunny for Covenant to achieve a first. They Edrned f l 1 j Athletics are a definite part of development of individuals. Lit- tle glory, however, is given to each person when the team loses or falters. One of he small ways in which the sclsool can repay the men who represent Covenant before other schools is the giving of a letter , It is a possession of which to be proud, but which is also small in relation to the sweat, toil, tears, and dedication that earn it. 78 It ix X , Q 'Ns- TOP: Gil Kinch, John Kinch, George Birchler, Dave Lawton, Art Harman, Rick Tyson, Jack Wilson, Bud Eber- wein, Don Davis, Paul Ward, Mac Gray, Bruce Young, Steve Kaufman, Gerry Malkus, David Hoover, Tom Walke. KNEELING: John Leddon, Dick Muller, Homer Brown. NOT PICTURED: Bob Houpt, Dave Owens, Dave Judd, John Dengler, Joe Zellner, Jayme Sickert, David Barnes, Ross Graham, Jim Alston, Render Caines. OL ? 1 . If , fl I ' I 'E M I SU' 2 9 Charles Anderson, Cross Country Joerfa Rowden, Cheerleaders Walter Bowman, Men's Basketball and Base ball Steve Kaufman, Girls' Basketball Jobn Guest, Soccer QW. A , s. .J . gg, 45 -rzfszf '- L.f 2v'? ,: QQ? -15915 ks , 5 :- if 3 112' wi We 'ffl' wif 1' ,wfalfcl -2, f. 1 ' ' KA, ffl. ,.,.. fm., By boosting the morale of the team and en- couraging enthusiasm from the student body, Covenant cheerleaders play a real part in giving support and strength to the team. Prepared by long hours of learning and prac- ticing cheers and led by Captain Linda Frost, these bonnie Iasses heartened the Scots in their drive to ultimate victory. Q r ,7- 3 TOP: Captain Linda Frost. LEFT: Alternate Kay Keller. ABOVE: Mary Lou Moore and Karen Smick encourage the Scotsmen. A tl l, w -1-5-2+ 3. , ,WIA X xv. ,J ,pl fha '1 r U A rr 1,' ' I 1 ' L off 'Lv' 1 1 . 5 'MW' L 31 ' I VY :U J, su 41' 'Atv v L,. .g,.. ,9- A, ' l' L '. L 'N V vl ir . 1' ' , . s 1 V I 1' J, U. .4 I 1 ,-- A.. A - , A A 1 if A . .F - x ., I 1 s 'P' - s 'rI. 1 a 1 , A. ,-.,1e ,- ,. Z IFEBQIK amd? a-frieme to buiflqd udp !.yi' ' A . ' 1 Q V 4 4 f.. Qf'f '-.a. l, . nj . ' fy,l,,,., , , L,: K 'N Ajiqg. f DL- , .. ' .f-. 1- - 1,1 . .. Q1 'X' ' ' .Q -L Ml I I ww ...J-', J ri 1 ' ff' , rc, . YG F' 'U ' , X' 'W ' '1: ..H'. ' ' Mp, ml 4 v ,z-,H . 1 . 'H V 1- - 1 px,-'I r. , U -. 'Apu ,-. WI, 1 ',n. v 1 I . I . u ra ' .i L. .,.. g. , Q . 'HQ , w 1 Md., mi' M ,...,er ', ., ....-dwfflvug-.iw . .--,..'-4 - A., . Getting To Know You .l M l., . ,Lv . -,A4..4.' ,rf -v After being away from Covenant for four- teen weeks, a time is needed to renew old friendships and make new ones. Each year Covenant College holds an all-school outing for iust this purpose: to get acquainted with the men and women that each person will struggle with to make the coming year a success. Only if a school is unified can it mature and only if the members of the school know each other can the school be unified. Fun, relaxation, and sharing are the toolsy and the product is harmony. ' 797 .- avr I .,' 0 If ,Q -gli' tow ff., 1 Q gjj. V-fi sf A 1-,,. ' tfvqg, ,, ,. 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Under the aggressive direction of Bill Spern, Campus Day was a real thorough back-break- ing success. The student body and faculty, administration and staff turned out in full force to eradicate the six months' accumula- tion of dirt, grime, and grease. Campus Day, held twice a year, gives opportunity for a concentrated effort to thoroughly clean the entire campus: clearing brush, scrubbing stairs and windows, sloshing cleaning fluid and win- dow spray over classrooms, lobby, and halls. The results were aching muscles, broken fin- gernails, old clothes that had gotten even dirtier, and a clean campus of which all were proud. A Pause Beoutify Frosh Adopt The proud are compelled to drop their feel- ing of superiority and to acquire a little humility when they are forced to conform to wearing beanies and to other humbling activities. These affronts to freshman dignity encourage the concerted effort to outwit the Sophomores. Initiation gives freshmen the opportunity to work together in unity, pooling their ideas in constructive rebellion against the mighty sophomores. 'SMCQ isn- S Q . X X . 1 i T Tot Tcalent lslll ?'??'37 -iiiliz , . . The ice cream man, alias Mr. Dameron, reached into his cart and produced many dif- ferent flavors of Freshman talent. The many delights added together created an excellent dish of entertainment. The talent show, under the imaginative direction of Milton Wiest, shows a hopeful trend in the quality of programs presented at Covenant. X mi No Plcice For Hoy Fever A piece ot hay to most people is merely a blade ot grass mowed and cured for fodder. At Covenant, however, it is a symbol which reminds many students of good time and re- y laxation. Add together 250 college students, l food, Campfires, and wagons full of hay, and the result must be enjoyment. 11 wtf A .BQQH-.,-. ' ffffx X A V Am Q .. , .5 , zw. Q A ! MAY .A , . 5 Pocketbook Turncibout H ,,..-2 f I When something is different, usually that something is desired, good, or refreshing. Once a year Covenant tries to modify the social structure and provide that de- sired, good, and refreshing change. Kil- ter Day is that difference. lt is the lassies' chance to take the initiative and show what the laddies mean to them. The day starts with romantic breakfasts and ends with frenzied couples. The gals are tired of opening doors, hanging-up coats, and paying bills, the guys are tired of playing submissive and dependent. Although each sex is glad to return to its proper role when the day is over, all agree the change is needed. 89 l I' ' x if ' W Mhx i If +4 -1 Christmcis In The City The rustic warmth of the Sewanee Inn over- powered the dreariness of the rain and fog outside. To the country tor Christmas in the City came Covenant students. The meal was spiced with humorous diversions by Emcees Joel Belz and Charles Anderson. The after- dinner entertainment was peppered with Mr. Dameron's antics as a concert pianist and skits by students. The climactic point of this gala evening was attained in Mr. William Barker's challenge -to be in tune with the city. by ix t ,5,- 5 , ., , - f : -, , K ff' 4 mg sg f g 5 f sis? 1 f .gil Af . 3 I , - J 5: a 141 1- ,. 12552 . ,, V. 5 .gf Vx 'W Covenont Rewrites History Q 8 Z 1 is , E , i r r Mi. - 2? 2 Three cheers for the Red, White, and Blue. Patriotism set the scene as Aloe Lincoln em- ceed the semi-formal Patriot's Dinner. On February 23 Covenanters gathered in the Great Hall to witness history rewritten in one ot the best programs produced here. From the escapades of Columbus to the faux pas of two mad modern scientists the entire evening was an enjoyable tirst in Covenant's tradition. A time To be born, and a Time To die, A'Time To weep, and a Time To laugh fx 54 5' :ff 4 ww, ?2.ff-gi nl' If. , jj! ga' rf. 4' . ug 4 . IE' ' ' f' eff A 4 Q ' 5 ,If :WE- ' ' A ' M--,Q .V -zf+w,- ' . ff??'f,'fQgf5 AeQ:,i72f 'gf-' ' f' '95 12:34 ' W- lv . 1,-Q .' A, f. A. vc '-I vv 'V 5 .2 1 ,,-u .Af ,M .n,.:. 2 '.-,: 43 -'Q ,I -1 z, 4 Many And Vcarled Tasks 96 fh li ! Fl, A , 3 , 1 V IVTVLT 11 x4 gf , ff as-I .2 .,.5 V45 65221. f . 1.11, . I MM . u - , ,-zz il ' H2115 ,.Q':-::,,, ' -4 fyff f,21.3nZv Q 50, f +.. .',4f:,f?7 ,Ziff .41 fx' N V , , ,, :P ' .hwy -' -- . ' - . ' -' 1:'::. 1 -:. 43, 54 5 4 ' K' I if ?w M, ef, ,.:. ' , Z 4 Y, M 2: 4 1 if M' A 1, ., gg? .2 , , -eg. f-fl, ff? , If 9' , 93 , 01 I ff' f 8 4 2 vw, 5 B5 ' 155 Q f A 'Aff 3 I N4 Q gy X qui' 1 95 cc, Q 4 .f' X , 1 , ga y 0 1 'Q y f, 2 X 4 1, ,,2 ,, Q -J 5' f 1:44 in 5 , , 4 I 1 4 98 1 -mam?f'4,: , NH 'TTL-M 4' X ' ...-, Nl-01 ' i ' x . 5 Q if fl. ,f I H 2 5 9 P ! 1 i WW: 1 ' SQ E 'hm Il :flag Filling The Hours MW 'MNw,m,,g:3vw zJE ' i fvwqfz ' ' .Q 1 .1 -..,,.,m.., r':,Z 7' W other People N a ,. V f 2 . u Q ' ,N , x , ' A ' . 'fi . K, fn hm' ' -v- Z. 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PRESIDENT: Rick File SECRETARY-TREASURER: Evie Jo Conrad VICE-PRESIDENT: Richard Noel SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Diane Belz r b C l i d G f Faith Adams Nursing Rob Ballagh English Ruth Beckloff Educafion Diane Belz Science Mary Belz History Walter Black History Linda Bragdon Psychology Sidonie Brooks Hisfory Q ii 'W yr, N. ,V,' '-17 9a NN V Clciss Of 1968 Sandra Campbell Nursing Ginny Christ English Patricia Cochran Dean Collins Evelyn Conrad Nursing Psychology Psychology Edifh Cosfello Douglas Daiss Ed Dengler Hisfory History History-Philosophy ------....,,,,,,- Claude DePrine Buddy Eberwein Debbie Edelmayer English Psychology Elementary Education 1 l Rick Fite Bob Fretts Mary Beth Gerstung English History English la ndffg1'1lP -un-.gg Jim Goebel Faith Groendyke David Hammond Psychology Nursing History Class Of 1968 We , ,Q-if WWW? j : 4, 4 wb Art Harman Dave Hoover Janice Horner Science Philosophy Elementary Education 44 if ,E A John Ledden Marvin Leese Gerry Malkus History Bible Philosophy 'i I if gg 4' O-Q , Q7 V, mf if, WH vi Flljju Q 1,- lG'- va Q .G ! Class Of 1968 Richard Noel Psychology i Karen Pierce i Nursing i 1 i Harry Pinner Pat Prall Rick Quinn Voice Education History-Philosophy Janet Reed Margarete Riethmiller Jan Senneker History History History IQ' fi Pam Se.Ymour Sharon Sharp Pefer Smick Ef7Ql'S ' Education Philosophy ' I A Class Of 1968 Barbara Van Wechel Arthur Williams AI Winterode Elementary Education History History-Psychology Sue Woods Bunny Woolwine Douglas Yohn English Greek History 'NOT PICTURED: Cathie Van Wechel Elementary Education ' WSWS. -Y Q' r .. ,, , ' HJ' ' :JZ .' .A KA' -gk, x 5,1 gk ' 3 ,T fir! K Q X x is ' ft ' 1 j -, Y QQ f 5, s '9l1l' ,' N Q f 1 ,'Ss x - S3 N 'I y u. 5 ' S 'W' , Q, X X ' ck , ,. . -ki : N 'I X 65 t wi my . bg Wbggsfxgk ' 1 1 3 1 i Qwls qv Q f x ,iffkr X Q! A -,IF ' ' M F an - - - .1- vj iiff' I ' - , Cdd Moments A Lost Fling They'll never find us here, I can't find my- self! The seniors of 1968 spent their autumn sneak on a svvampy inlet of the Chattahoochee river at a combination day-school-summer camp, which on that weekend was renamed Celia-Cribs rest home for greater security purposes. Horseback riding at 7:00 a.m., bas- ketball and trampolining at 12:00 p.m., break- fast cooked outside, steaks so big they wouldn't fit on your plate, canoeing, swim- ming, unexpected dunks and some bone- chilling nights in open-air cabins all com- bined for a very happy climax to four of the best years of our lives . Bill Acker Stanley Armes Joe Auksela . '11 J-ig , , . K 'ai , Juniors . , I 4 l 1 xX,w' H U v if 93nwbvns9wQ9p',aasf1yvw,vwnwg,wvw ' David Barnes Nancy Bricker Ed Buckner Gloria Bugni Render Caines Anifa Cape Jim Cross Sherri DeGroof QQACE John Dengler Roy Fagan PRESIDENT: Dale McLane VICE-PRESIDENT: STG-ve Sligh SECRETARY-TREASURER: Nikki Opperi SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Linda Jackson and Shayne Stroop Ken Fowler Linda Frost Ross Graham Kass Hanes X . . if T I I Carole Hendry Karen Himes Susan Holland Bill Hollis John Hoshorian Dave Irwin Linda Jackson Bertie Jones David Judd David Kadfke Steve Kaufmann Tom Kennedy John Kinch Linda Laverell Class Of 1969 Class Of I969 Y' L , 'iv - ,Wa Rullw Lavvlon Bill Nlalwlow Dale McLane Bill Mercer Bolo Moore Bob Morey Niki Oppert David Owens Polly Peacock Cathy Pierce Madge Porter Roger Reifz Susan Shepperson Jayme Sickert Mary Simmons Steve Sligh Jim Smith Bill Spern Bill Stanley Elizabeth Stanton Shayne Stroop Jim Tabler U K, 4' F 1 . M A Q .-, .,, ,,, ..,,,,., my: -dl!! ofw +'w- 9' Q . I '01- 5 J 'Wu w ' -'wuts Y- ' -W I' ' 'V Q- .fwgsfffh-41M'll?f '9 .Q . , .Q.i..f..,., . 11 N IO 8.11 .-'i- 4 ' if Class Cf 1969 '1 V 'g.rsaf ...Q-1 . 3 X T .. x x 5 pi. X ' K Af E ' fwww wk 1 -P QNWQM, Aww . . .1 Beverly Timmer Tom Troxell Dedie Vail Tom Walke Grace Wallis r Doug Warburton Paul Ward Dana Weller Barb Whifner Class Cf 1969 -... X 33 , A Yffvmf ai ,f7 5 I E, 1 ., , 5 W, Q V xl L L Carolyn Wieldraayer Nikki Wolf 'fn' Nancy Yeaple 'kNOT PICTURED: Alice Sinden Mac Gray. . 5 6 Y, 4 Sr i PRESIDENT: Don Davis VICE-PRESIDENT: Jerry Moore I SECRETARY-TREASURER: Claudia Jones SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Patty English Jim Alsion Claire Arnold Carole Bakef Larry Barton George Birchler Darlene Boerlke Sophomores Linda BOFSH Laura Bradley Horner Brown Sam Busch Nancy Byers Cheryl CfBWfOI'd Lance Dager Dixie Davenport Don Davis John Deffenbaugh Class Of 1970 Emily Dixon Susan Dykema Pally English Jim Gibson Jim Goins Debbie Gray Barb Grolenbuis Brad Harris Elizabeth Hastings David Hawley be Wgzw 2 M-1--..,..,,,,,,wW uv , .f f ' ,.,.,.,y , a. .. a V-xy -if? 'fx ' ee v , Vi? 'ij -'rv . N Q .,'.f ff'QI , 55, wt V why- yn ii : ' .wsff 1-:, ' , vfrf fi-f ' 3,5 , -1. 4 .infpwg v Q, i Lrg 1- f f f 'Z , - .,:,WwQ,' -' fi 3' V54 f 1'f?? . :SEI 2, ' 1 v J 12,1, My i Emg:4z',:3C'I- k fvf-,Q 144- , , ,Q ,2 , A ., , ' f'-if ' L: 2, mfr Az! L ?f'ag,g,:gki:j,,,,32g Kim High? Melinda Hillman Jean Holliday Bob Houpt Bonita lngelse Cheryl Jackson I3l vi -9-P wr-N' 6-'X ark TV 'RTP 'F' rv- fn CY Clara Jeffries Sandy Joakinnson Carol Johnson Claudia Jones Wanda Jones Debbie Kemeney Gil Kinch Bruce Kirby I32 'svn-usvw' ,paw 5' ff 'K Mfr --r ' .Maw 1 Q L r I O it Al 1 4 v ,fe . been ...X ,Nu Q af, by 2 fi ' RH' fi? ,Q . , r-1 y. i, fag r uw , ' 4 I if , , u I' ,L W ,fl 2 2 jar i 4' i a, ' .. E f 'Q i i i i , , 2 i, r i 'A .J 2 r ' i 5, F is 2 Z -r if Z5 ff I if I ,.., I Dave Lawton Dan LeRoy ' ' 'Y w -- Q.-f r--no -- 3 M wg ? r ah S 'ik- vii it 1, AH, 1 - Betn Martin Carol Martin Margaret Meiners Sammy Miller Jerry Moore Dick Muller Q Q , f s. grit -Q f rf- Y M- IZ 9 l-!l.llS Nancy Noe Bruce Oakley Sandy Parker Gene Potoka Charlie Roberts Lois Scott Class Of 1970 Lou Ann Seriak Rosalie Shelley Susan Shelley Suzanne Singleton Karen Srnick Cornelia Sranlon Tim Sfigers Ginny Taylor Linda Tilrnus Sharon Turner Blanche Van Horn Sue Vogf Doris Walker Pu 4 Q Sharon Walsfrum William Ward il Clcass Of 1970 1 24' , ,z 52 3 'A Q VZ, , I 1,545 :Q ,,. 55 2 8 425 7 1 NOT PICTURED: Bob Dellfloss, Bill Ellison, Sharon Tilton. Sandy Weizel Dawn Wierbach f' 'fix : 'f:.4, r v - 4 , is cgi? .Wx f f J -2525? , . ,f ., i , ..,,,5L 1 ., yan, ,, 1,- Bruce Young Joe Zellner 1 gg Ph Freshmen Susan Alobol Ardelle Anderson Ellen Armes Nancy Bailey Bob Beisel Brenda Bowen Mariya Bower Bill Bragdon Sue Bragg l38 'hw ,svaxgdl X my wifi? Reed Brolzman PRESIDENT: Milion Wiest VICE-PRESIDENT: Rick Tyson SECRETARY-TREASURER: Judy Lyon SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Joie Dyyaoou Janel Brown David Bryson Libby Buchanan Diane Butler Laurie Byers Belly Ann Campbell David Chambers Alma Clark Class Of 1971 ? ? 'Wx N if!! uf? Jana COHUY Nancy Cooke Jodi Craggs 15 v-. '-nw. Tom Craggs David Creech Ken Cross r David Cruise Doreen Degel Bob Dragofra Kun' Dudr Joie Dvvinell Joe Earon Pam Edelrnayer Linda Edwards Libby Emerson MGVTPIG Free! Torn Freeman :lv 'JL N h...4wnumu-4' 'M J Class Cf 1971 as ' W , . .. , QQ f A N. y .. , , V W A .,.,.. L Q 1 Tyra Mary Garner Margaret Garrlson Carl Haas Ellis Haisfen Jean Harrison Ruth Henry Jerry Hinkson Julia Hood Ken Hoover Gary Hoyle Carol Jackson Darleen James Ann Judd Linda Kanallakan Jim Keiper Kay Keller Claudia Kinch Judi Kissell Theresa Landry David Lee Jill Lengyel Sandi Leonard Rex Lieffers Larry Lockman Becky Long Joyce Long Kathy Lynch Judy Lyon Arcella McFarland Joan McRae Lincla Miller Leslie Moore Mary Loo Moore Kathy Neal Chris Nichols Class Cf 1971 2 1 ww :nl I In .V ' z an gg, - 1' a f 2 .. L X . X ' s., a ' w, 1 ' K Q 1 .. . ,A 1? ,-- .W , xx 9 M, Q .I L ', 5 ,7 -. 'gg' ' f 'QQSN x 1 ' :tw , 1 21 ' ,e twlir-, 'IM a L ' . ,f M . , - '. ' 1 ' x -1, 1 1 -5 f X 4 3' X466 x ' ,.,, rm. J, V . s 5' X I ,V Y V P .jf I V' K K , - 1 1- w ' H? 'r . - xx R x 1 'T - '. xi., . , Q X , ,, 5 X lx x X i 3 A Y ,,,,, W xx ,, . x x 1 jx icy JE W, Stevvarr Oakes aaa Phyllis Oakley l Marcia O'Connor Doug Parkes Jim Peale e Craig Provence I45 2, 1 ,Y 2 ,f ff. a ,gi - Q if 53 XV .,,:, , Q? , M sr 1' 1 . 5 we Q i L' X7 3 X K ja , . Kr 5 Y I x 1 it I 'i in mfg- D fain Y Sm 3 a . i,..- A as ,v f'V'.JL.'I Par Shoop Nat Smith Barbara Snyder Chris Srevvarr Sharon Stoll Mariloerh Tarar Rick Tyson Gail Umbreir Judi Unruh Sarah Van Doren Sieve VVarol Linda Warsing , if it fb., f N V25 S5 3 'Kei I in--faq... , A-9'9 Dave Wendorf Marlene Weso Grady West Martha Westover Milton Wiesl David Willey Closs Of 1971 all ,d! ' NOT PICTURED: Jody Miller Janet Williams John Wilson Erlonger Nurses 475 fb! sy Q l, 1 Marion Brown Becky Ferguson Helen English Jessie Henderson Carolyn Olin Dororhy Scott Roberta Stigers Barb Vanolerburg Janis Wall Sandra Wheeler 1 Second-Semester Students David Barrron Judy Cochran Steve Cochran Debbie Crowder Julie Webb Enoch Weeks NOT PICTURED: Roy Anderson Jeanne Berry Jon Zens Spencer Davis Carol Harman Eunice Johnson Melinda Lawson Karen Long Suzanne Neilson Mary Schum John Tigchelaar If I did not work, These worlds would perish 1 41' igxgir- --W ' . mf I , If lalink tuck SIZUIJIJB FIRST REFCRMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF L OOKOUT MOUNTAIN Einiigo I With , 0K6 . Ta st e I Energy! Faith igreahgtrrian Glhnrrh cz mpu me + f I Reformed Presbyterian Church, Evangelical Synodj II, ALLISON CREEK , , I I I PRES BYTERIAN c H u RCH CHURCH WITH THE GREAT COMMISSION d d REV S M BUSCH M I REV DARRELL C HARRIS P I TARVER'S ESSO SERVICE 800 Scenic Highway LooIcou'r Mouniain, Tennessee 82I-I73I THE REFORMED PRESBYTERI OF LEMMON, SOUTH DAKOTA Locaied Jus+ on Ihe Corner of Is+ Avenue W. and 5I'h Sunday School THE VI EW CREST REFORMED AN CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Locafed on Thomas-Linden Road Approximaiely Four Mile of Highway 9i5I9. R.D. il Eighfy-Four Pennsylvania I5330 ROBERT B. NEEDHAM, M 4 I 2-94 I -9772 s Easi Off Roufe 9if'I2 inis'rer I0:00 AM. Morning Worship II:00 A.M. Evening Bible Siudy 8:00 P.M. Prayer Meeiing Thursday a+ Thanksgiving commiiied io Ihe enihusiasfic proclamaiion of Jrhe whole counsel of Ihe al- rnighiy God, as sei iorih in I-Iis infallible and imrnuiable Scripiures. 8:00 P.Iv1. You are cordially inviied +o visii us. WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AND J -LV g y . CHRISTIAN DAY SCHOOL fa- e TI d i, i ii be -Q 'f H3 :boo A+lan+ac Ave., Ho eweu, var :nas zaaso .y,.i sOU+h5ide yifqanaae mos? fecommeiided school Our Besi' Wishes Io Eac I56 h Covenani College Graduafe. Five Kindergariens and Grades I-8 MILK AND ICE CREAM COMPLIMENTS OF ENON VALLEY BIBLE PRESBYTERIAN CDVENANT CHURCH THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Un'ro Him Jrhal loved us. l2330 Conway Road, S+. Louis, Mo. 63I4l and washed us from our sins in His own blood -Rev. I:5 -Your Reformed Presbylerian seminary where 'flue Bible is believed and +augl1+- LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN BEAUTY SALON 8l8 Scenic Highway LooIzou+ Mounfain, Tennessee Telephone 82 I -6 I 74 INCLINE DRUG CO. MARTIN McDONOUGH MARTIN McDONOUGI'I. JR. ,39I4 S+. Alamo Avenue Cha'Hanooga Tennessee Phone 266-3695 LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN INCLINE RAILWAY Americas MosI Amazing Mile CompIimen+s of FRITO-LAY, INC. CompIimenI's of STARKEY PRINTING COMPANY Complimenfs of NATIONAL PRESBYTERIAN MISSICNS Church Exiension Board of +he Reformed Presbyferian Church, Evangelical Synod CHRISTIAN TRAINING, INC. G 2 Qlnnrznfrni rezhgierian QE url: The Educafional Board of Ihe Reformed Presbyferian Church, Evangelical Synod BOX 5050 WiImingI'on, Delaware I9808 SPONSORS OF: I 0 Reformed Presbyferian Youfh FeIIowShip 0 S'ruden'r Summer Service Proiec+S 0 Covenrry I-Iouse Career Conferences nf St. 7.01115 ZI43 Norih BaIIas Road SI. Louis, Missouri 63I3I REV. W. O. ARMES Pasfor U 1- . , Now Ihal you're near . . . Some folks come Jrhousands of miles 'ro see loeaufi- Iul ROCK CITY. Rock Ci+y's unusual rock forma- fions, scenic views and fanciful FAIRYLAND CAVERNS have aHrac+ed Americans for years. And now +ha+ you're here al Covenanl College, one of Jrhe nafion's greal' show places is in your own lronf yard. ' Plan Io come Io ROCK CITY yourself: bring your family and olher gtuesls. 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ELIZABETH: AB, AM CLARK, RAYMOND W.: BRE, BD, ThM COUNTESS, ROBERT H.: AB, AM, PhD DAMERON, RAYMOND H.: BS, BD DELANCY, EUVIER O.: BS, MS, EdD DeMOSS, ROBERT G.: AB, BD, ThM, STD DONALDSON, CHARLES W.: BS, PhD GILCHRIST, PAUL R.: BA, BD, PhD HAMM, JOHN: MusB, MusM HELLER, KARL H.: AB, AM, BD, ThM, PhD HUGHES, H. HARRISON: BS, AM HUISMAN, GARY B.: AB, AM LAUGESEN, LAWRENCE: AB, AM LOTHERS, JOHN E.: BS, MS, PhD MAGEE, NOEL H.: BM, MusM NUERMBERGER, ROBERT M.: AB, BD, PhD PITCHER, LEONARD S.: AB, AM, ThB ROWDEN, MISS JOETTA: AB, AM SANDERSON, JOHN W., JR.: AB, AM, BD, STM SCHMIDT, MR. RUDOLPH F.: AM, MA SCHMIDT, MRS. COLLYN: RN, BS, MS, MRE TAYLOR, MISS EMLEE: AM, AM VONCKX, J. NEWELL: AB, AM YOUNG, JOHN M. L.: AB, AM, BD, DD YOUNG, MRS. JANE: AB, AM DEPARTMENT HEADS AND STAFF CROOKS, MISS PHYLLIS: AB BLACK, BRYANT: AB, MA, BD CONRAD, JAMES J.: AB, BD WETZEL, MISS ARLINE: BS, RN Seniors ADAMS, FAITH ANN: Christian Service I: SMF I, 5 BALLAGH, ROBERT C.: Varsity basketball 2: Lit. Soci- ety 3: Student Council Vice-Pres. 4 BECKLOFF, RUTH: SMF I, 2, 3, 4: Christian Service 3, 4: History Club 3, 4 BELZ, DIANE: Girls basketball I, 3: Social Comm. co-chairman, I: Bagpipe news editor 2: Cheerleader 2, 3: Class Soc. Comm. chairman 4 BELZ, MARY: Chorale I, 2, 3: Bagpipe 2, 3, 4 led- itorl: Lit. Society I, 2, 3, 4: Class Sec.-Treas. I: Discipline comm. 3 BLACK, WALTER: History Club 2, 3, 4: Lit. Society 3, 4: Madrigals 2, 3, 4: Chorale 2, 3 I66 BRAGDON, LINDA: Booster Club 2: Tartan I, 2, 3: Asst. Editor 2, co-editor 3 BROWNLEE, STEPHEN J.: Social Comm. 2: Music Club 3: Class Vice-Pres. 3: Bagpipe editorial staff 4: Mad- rigals 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4, Pres. 4 BROOKS, SIDONIE: Tartan 2, 3, 4: Chorale 2: His- tory Club 4, sec.-treas.: Booster Club I, 2 CADWELL, DAVID: Christian Service Council 3: Music Club 2, 3, 4: Chorale 3, 4: Madrigals 3 CAMPBELL, DAVID: Student Council Rep. 2: Student Council Pres. 3: Lit. Society Ccritici 3, 4: Bagpipe staff 4: History Club 4 CAMPBELL, SANDRA: Chorale I: Social Comm. 5: Christian Service I CHRIST, GINNY: Booster Club I, 2: Lit. Society I, 2, 3, 4: Bagpipe 3: Chorale I, 2: Campus Choir I, 2 COCHRAN, PATRICIA ANN: Chorale I: Lit. Society 3, 4, 5: Christian Service I, 4, 5: Bagpipe 5 COLLINS, DEAN: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Tartan 4 CONRAD, EVELYN: Christian Service Counsel, child ev. in Negro sch. I, 2, treas. 3: Pep Club I, 2: Class Sec.-Treas. 4: Tartan Staff 3 COSTELLO, EDITH ANN: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4:1 Dis- cipline comm. 4: History Club 4: SMF 3, 4 DAiss, DouoLAs K.: nf. saaefy 2, 3, 4, History club 1, 4, Golf DENGLER, ED: Tartan I: Bagpipe 2: Soccer 3, 4 DePRlNE, CLAUDE: Lit. society I, 2, 3, 4i VICe'Pfe5- 3, 4: Inter Reading 2 EBERWEIN, BUDDY: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Lettermen: Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4 EDELMAYER, DEBBIE: SMF I, 2, 3: Social Comm. I, Tartan Bus. Staff I: Lit. Society 2, 3, 4: Community Chorus I: Christian Service Council 2, 3, 4: Booster Club I, Sec.-Treas. 3: Intramural capt. 3, Intra- FITE, RICK: SMF, Vice-Pres. 2, prayer group leader 3: Christian Service I, 2, 3: Gospel team 2, 3: Pre-ministerial 2, 3, 4: Lit. Society I, 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball I: Class pres. 4: Student Council 4: Inter Reading I GERSTUNG, MARY BETH: Chorale I, 2: Madrigals 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4: Lit. Society I, 2, 3, 4, Program Comm. Chairman 3, 4: Bagpipe I, 2, Activ- ities ed. 2: Tartan 3, 4, Editor 4: Inter Reading 2, 3, 4: Music Club 3, 4 GOEBEL, JIM: Soccer I, 2: Soc. Comm. 3 HAMMOND, DAVE: Student Council I, 2, 3, Rep. I: Class Pres. 2: Chairman Christian Service Council 3: Pep Club I: Soc. Comm. 2, 4: Lit. Society 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4: History Club 4: Discipline Comm. 2 HARMAN, ART: Lit. Society 2, 3, 4: Chorale 2, 3, 4: Comm. Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Dorm Counsellor 2: Boost- er Club 2: Intramurals I, 2, Capt. 2: Cross Country I, 4: Sneak Comm. 3: History club I HOOVER, DAVE: Lit. Society I, 2, 3, 4: Chorale I, 2: Madrigals 2, 3: Cross Country 2, 4: Music club 2: Class Pres. 3: Baseball 4 HORNER, JANICE. srvir 1, 2, 3, 4, sac. comm. 3, Comm. Chorus I, 2, 3: Residence Asst. Counsellor 4: Christian Service 3 LEDDEN, JOHN: Soccer 3, 4: Baseball 3 LEESE, MARVIN MALKUS, GERRY NOEL, RICHARD J.: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Class Vice-pres. 4: Bagpipe photographer 3: Soc. comm. 2 PIERCE, KAREN LEE: Chorale I: Campus Choir I: Girls trio I: Girls basketball I: Cheerlead. I: Soc. Comm. chairman 5: Student Council 5 PRALL, PAT: Chorale 3: Bagpipe 4: Comm. Chorus 4 QUINN, RICK: Cross Country 2: Discipline Comm. 3: History Club Pres. 3 PINNER, HARRY: Booster Club I: Intramurals I, 2: Soc. comm. I: Madrigals 3, 4: Men's Quartet I, 2: Music Club 3, 4: Chorale I, 2, 3: Comm. Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 REED, JANET: Pep Club I: History Club 2, 3, 4: Tartan 3, 4 RIETHMILLER, MARGARETE: Lit. Society I, 2, 3, 4: Bagpipe 3, 4: Soc. Comm. 3 SENNEKER, JAN SEYMOUR, PAM: Christian Service Council I, 2, 3: Comm. Chorus I, 2: Chorale I, 2: Soc. comm.-class 3: Student Project, class chairman 3 SHARP, SHARON LYNN: Chorale I, 2: Madrigals 3: History club 2: Lit. Society I, 2, 3, 4: Soc. comm. 2: Girl Scout Leader 2 SMICK, PETER VAN WECHEL, BARBARA: Chorale I, 2: Basketball I, 2, 3: Class officer 2: Soc. comm. chairman 3: Student Council 3: Lit. Society 3, 4 VAN WECHEL, CATHIE WILLIAMS, ARTHUR JOSEPH: SMF 2, 3, pres. 4: Soc. comm. 3: Tartan photographer 3: Baseball 3: Lit. Society 4: History Club 3, 4: Resident Counsellor 4: Traffic Commission 2 WINTERODE, AL J., JR.: History Club 3 WOODS, SUE WOOLWINE, BUNNY: Fr. Stirring Comm. I: Soc. Comm. Co-chairman I: Christian Service council sec. 2: Chorale 2: Basketball I, 3: Dormitory Council 4: Student Council Sec.-treas. 4: Madrigals I, 2, 3 YOHN, DOUGLAS L.: History club 4 Students SENIORS Adams, Faith: Elkhart, Iowa: IO6. Ballagh, Bob:.Lynchburg, Va.: 28, 29, 33, IO6. Beckloff, Ruth: Holland, Pa.: IO6. Belz, Diane: Lookout Mt., Tenn.: IO6, 74. Belz, Mary: Walker, Iowa: 42, IO6. Black, Walter: Las Cruces, N. M.: IO6, 53. Bragdon, Linda: Lookout Mt., Tenn.: IO6. Brooks, Sidonie: Fort Worth, Texas: I06, 48, 38. Brownlee, Stephen: Indianapolis, Indiana: 28, 29, 53, I07. Cadwell, David: Baskingridge, N. J.: SI, I07. Campbell, David: Juruu, Kenya: 28, 29, 32, IO7, 46, 47, 48. Campbell, Sandra: Juruu, Kenya: 31, 32, IO8, 46 Christ, Ginny: Owensboro, Ky.: I08. Cochran, Patty: Lookout Mt., Tenn.: 108. Collins, Dean: Lake Ariel, Pa.: 108, 41. Conrad, Evie Jo: Lookout Mt., Tenn.: 108. Costello, Edith: Ventnor, N.J.: 108, 33, 74, 75. Daiss, Doug: Wheat Ridge, Colo.: 108. DePrine, Claude: Baltimore, Md.: 51, 108. Eberwein, Buddy: Memphis, Tenn.: 109, 67, 69, 70, 71, 73, 78. Edelmayer, Debbie: Camden, N.J.: 109. Fite, Rick: Charlotte, N.C.: 28, 110, 46, 36. Fretts, Bob: Scottdale, Pa.: 110. Gerstung, Mary Beth: St. Louis, Mo.: 110, 39, 47. Goebel, Jim: Pittsburgh, Pa.: 110. Groendyke, Faith: West Trenton, N.J.: 110. Hammond, David: Beaver Falls, Pa.: 31, 110, 47. Harmon, Art: Cedar Rapids, Iowa: 51, 64, 111, 78. Hoover, David: West Brow, Ga.: 64, 111, 78. Horner, Janice: Lakeland, Fla.: 32, 111. Ledden, John: West Chester, Pa.: 58, 112, 77, 78. Leese, Marvin: Grand Rapids, Mich.: 112. Malkus, Gerry: Seattle, Wash.: 112, 67, 72, 77, 78, Noel, Richard: Sarasota, Fla.: 28, 113, 77. Pierce, Karen: Trenton, N.J.: 29, 30, 31, 51, 113. Pinner, Harry: Lookout Mt., Tenn.: 113, 53. Prall, Pat: Merion Station, Pa.: 113, 44. Quinn, Rick: Clifton Heights, Pa.: 113. Reed, Janet: Irwin, Pa.: 113. Richardson, Wayne: Paterson, N.J. Riethmiller, Margarete: Levittown, Pa.: 113. Senneker, Jan: Lookout Mt., Tenn.: 113. Seymour, Pam: St. Louis, Mo.: 32, 114, 41. Sharp, Sharon: Macon, Georgia: 114. Smick, Peter: St. Louis, Mo.: 114. Van Wechel, Barbara: Seattle, Wash.: 115. Van Wechel, Cathie: Garden City, Ga. Williams, Art: Springfield, Pa.: 115, 32, 35. Wilson, Jack: DuBois, Pa.: 51, 67, 69, 70, 73, 77, 78. Winterode, Al: Baltimore, Md.: 115. Woolwine, Bunny: Edgewater, Md.: 28, 29, 32, 115. Woods, Sue: Augusta, Mo.: 32, 115. Yohn, Doug: Tampa, Fla.: 115. JUNIORS Acker, Bill: Huntsville, Ala.: 118. Armes, Stanley: Kenya, East Africa: 51, 118, 41. Auksela, Joe: Cicero, Ill.: 118. Barton, Larry: Greenville, S.C.: 128. Barnes, David: Lookout Mtn., Tenn.: 28, 58, 118 34. Bricker, Nancy: Huntsville, Ala.: 118. Buckner, Ed: Chattanooga, Tenn.: 118. Bugni, Gloria: Farmington, Mich.: 118. Caines, Render: Trenton, N.J.: 119, 39, 43, 77. Cape, Anita: Pinellas Park, Fla.: 119, 35. Costello, Edie: Ventnor, N. J.: 33, 108. Cross, Jim: Greenville, S.C.: 119. DeGroot, Sherri: Sturterant, Wis.: 119. Dengler, John: Des Moines, Ia.: 58, 61, 41. Fagan, Roy: Pinellas Park, Fla.: 33, 119 Fowler, Ken: Trenton, N.J.: 31, 120. Frost, Linda: Wheaton, III.: 120, 80, 81. Hoshorian, John: Magnolia, N.J.: 51, 120. Graham, Ross: Collingswood, N.J.: 51, 58, 120. Gray, Mac: Willow Grove, Pa.: 58, 67, 69, Hanes, Kass: San Rafael, Cal.: 120. Hendry, Carole: Somerville, N.J.: 120. Himes, Karen: Davenport, la.: 120. Holland, Susan: Colorado Springs, Colo.: 120. Irwin, Dave: Memphis, Tenn.: 120, 55. Jackson, Linda: Moscow, Pa.: 121, 42. Joakimson, Sandy: Seattle, Wash.: 132. Jones, Bertie: Beaver, Pa.: 121. Judd, David: Satellite Beach, Fla.: 121. Kadtke, David: Wilmington, Del.: 121. Kaufmann, Steve: Huntsville, Ala.: 121, 78, 79. Kennedy, Tom: Falls Church, Va.: 121, 47. Kinch, John: San Jose, Costa Rica: 51, 58, 61, 78. Laverell, Linda: Blue Bell, Pa.: 31, 51, 121, 53, 54. Mahlow, Bill: Wilmington, Del.: 32, 122, 34, 48. Mercer, Bill: Secane, Pa.: 122. Moore, Bob: Lookout Mtn., Tenn.: 122. Morey, Bob: New York, N.Y.: 122. McLane, Dale: Koppel, Pa.: 28, 32, 122, 77. Oppert, Niki: Decatur, Ga.: 123, 40. Peacock, Polly: St. Louis, Mo.: 51, 123. Pierce, Cathy: Trenton, N.J.: 123, 53. Reitz, Roger: Shamekin, Pa.: 123. Sickert, Jayme: Indianapolis, Ind.: 33, 124, 38. Simmons, Mary: Stoneybrook, L. Isl., N.Y.: 124. Sinden, Alice: Novi, Mich. Sligh, Steve: Lakeland, Fla.: 28, 32, 124, 43. Smith, Jim: Huntsville, Ala.: 124, 36. Spern, Bill: Irwin, Pa.: 124, 77. Stanley, Bill: Camden, Ark.: 124, 36. Stanton, Elizabeth: Houlton, Ma.: 124, 47. Stroop, Shayne: Merritt Isl., Fla.: 124. Tabler, Jim: Criclersville, Ohio: 124. Timmer, Beverly: Zeeland, Mich.: 125. Troxell, Tom: Hatboro, Pa.: 51, 125. Vail, Dedie: Shaker Hts., Ohio: 125, 40. 78. 121, Walke, Tom: Boothwyn, Pa.: 58, 60, 125, 67, 72, 77, 78. Wallis, Grace: St. Louis, Mo.: 28, 125, 39. Warburton, Doug: Warminster, Pa.: 32, 125, 35. Ward, Paul: Irwin, Pa.: 64, 126, 78. Weller, Dana: Aristes, Pa.: 126. Whitener, Barb: Seattle, Wash.: 126. Wieldraayer, Carolyn: Everett, Wash.: 32, 51, 53, 54. Wolf, Nikki: St. Louis, Mo.: 51, 127, 39. Yeaple, Nancy: Wilmington, Del.: 127. SOPHOMORES Alston, Jim: Memphis, Tenn.: 58, 128. Arnold, Claire: Pittsburgh, Pa.: 128. Baker, Carole: Fort Lauderdale, Fla.: 128. Birchler, George: Sparta, III.: 64, 128, 78. 1 Boenker, Darlene: Youngstown, Ohio: 128, 41. Boren, Linda: Darlington, Pa.: 129, 41. Bradley, Laura: Chicago, Ill.: 51, 129. Brown, Homer: St. Louis, Mo.: 129, 78 Busch, Sam: York, S.C.: 129. Byers, Nancy: Rising Fawn, Ga.: 129. Crawford, Cheryl: Pittsburgh, Pa.: 51, 129. Dager, Lance: Haddonfield, N.J.: 129. Davenport, Dixie: Aurora, Ohio: 129. Davis, Don: Willow Grove, Pa.: 58, 129, 43, 78. Deffenbaugh, John: Beaver, Pa.: 129. DeMoss, Bob: New Castle, Del.: 58. Dixon, Emily: Memphis, Tenn.: 130, 74, 75. Dykema, Susan: Indianapolis, Ind.: 130. Ellison, Bill: Indianapolis, Ind. English, Patty: Seattle, Wash.: 31, 130. Gibson, Jim: Louisville, Ky.: 130. Goins, Jim: Knoxville, Tenn.: 130. Gray, Debbie: Oklahoma City, Okla.: 130. Grotenhuis, Barb: Phillipsburg, N.J.: 130. Harris, Brad: Boliver, Tenn.: 130, 41. Hastings, Elizabeth: Memphis, Tenn.: 51, 130, 74. Hawley, David: Ladoga, Ind.: 130. Hight, Kim: Coulterville, III.: 131. Hillman, Melinda: Roanoke, Va.: 131, 55. Holliday, Jean: Pittsburgh, Pa.: 131. Hollis, Bill: Huntsville, Ala.: 120. Houpt, Bob: Huntington Valley, Pa.: 28, 29, 131, 71 73, 41, 34, 67. lngelse, Bonita: Oostbutg, Wis.: 131. Jackson, Cheryl: Grand Cayman, Br. West Indies: 131. Jefferis, Clara: West Chester, Pa.: 132, 74. Johnson, Carol: Lemmon, S.D.: 132. Jones, Claudia: Decatur, Ga.: 132. Jones, Wanda: Fountain Inn, S.C.: 132, 40. Kemeny, Debbie: Cherry Hill, N.J.: 51, 132, 34, 40. Kinch, Gil: San Jose, Costa Rica: 28, 51, 58, 61 132, 43, 78. Kirby, Bruce: Lakeland, Fla.: 132. Lawton, Dave: Santa Barbara, CaIif:: 28, 33, 58 133,78. Lawton, Ruth: Santa Barbara, Calif.: 122. LeRoy, Dan: Bismarck, N.D.: 51, 133, 53. Martin, Beth: Fort Lauderdale, Fla.: 133. Martin, Carol: Gordonsville, Va.: 133. Meiners, Margaret: Las Cruces, New Mex.: 51, 133. Miller, Susanne: Greensburg, Pa.: 133, 55. Moore, Jerry: Bear, Del.: 38, 133, 51. Muller, Dick: Rochester, N.Y.: 58, 133, 78. Noe, Nancy: Indianapolis, Ind.: 28, 134. Oakley, Bruce: Cherry Hill, N.J.: 58, 60, 66, 134. Owens, Dave: St. Anne, Ill.: 123, 67, 68, 71. Parker, Sandy: Huntington, N.Y.: 134. Porter, Madge: Greenville, S.C.: 123. Potoka, Gene: Ventnor City, N.J.: 134. Roberts, Charlie: Philadelphia, Pa.: 51, 134. Scott, Lois: Collingswood, N.J.: 134. Seriak, LouAnn: Enon Valley, Pa.: 135. Shelley, Rosalie: Greenville, S.C.: 135. I67 I Sheppersort, Susan: Tampa, Fla.: 123. Singleton, Suzanne: Lakeland, Fla.: 135. Smick, Karen: St. Louis, Mo.: 135, 80, 81. Stanton, Cornelia: Houlton, Ma.: 135. Stigers, Tim: Glendale, Mo.: 51, 135, 34. Taylor, Virginia: Johnsonburg, Pa.: 135. Tilton, Sharon: Maple Glen, Pa. Titmus, Linda: Pittsburgh, Pa.: 34, 135, 40. Turner, Sharon: Achilles, Va.: 135, 41. VanHorn, Blanche: St. Louis, Mo.: 135. Vogt, Susan: Oreland, Pa.: 135. Walker, Doris: Sarasota, Fla.: 136. Walstrum, Sharon: Newark, Del.: 51, 136. Ward, William: Kansas City, Mo.: 136. Wetzel, Sandra: Bismarck, N.D.: 51, 137. Weierbach, Dawn: Abington, Pa.: 137. Young, Bruce: Lookout Mtn., Tenn.: 58, 137, 67, 69, 77, 78. Zellner, Joe: Williamstown, N.J.: 28, 64, 137, 46, 67. FRESHMEN Abbot, Susan: Kingston, Pa.: 138, 42. Anderson, Ardelle: Bismarck, N.D.: 138. Bailey, Nancy: Lavonia, Ga.: 51, 138, 54. Beisel, Bob: Springfield, Pa.: 58, 138. Bowen, Brenda: Kirkwood, Mo.: 138. Bower, Mariya: Osaka, Jap' 138, 74. Armes, Ellen: St. Louis, Mo.: 138. Bragdon, Bill: Wilmington, Del.: 138. Bragg, Sue: Decatur, Ga.: 138. Brotzman, Reed: Newport News, Va.: 139. Brown, Janet: Oakfield, Ma.: 139. Bryson, David: Atlanta, Ga.: 28, 139. Buchanan, Libby: Memphis, Tenn.: 139. Butler, Diane: Lemmon, S.D.: 51, 139. Byers, Laurie: Blowing Rock, N.C.: 139. Campbell, Betty Ann: Lookout Mtn., Tenn.: 75. Chambers, David: Rising Fawn, Ga.: 139. Clark, Alma: Houlton, Ma.: 139. Colby, Jana: New Gloucester, Ma.: 140. Cooke, Nancy: Silver Springs, Md.: 140, 44. Craggs, Jodi: Brick Town, N.J.: 140. Craggs, Tom: Brick Town, N.J.: 141. Creech, David: Greenville, S.C.: 141. Cross, Ken: Wheaton, Ill.: 141, 36. Cruise, David: Prospectville, Pa.: 141. Degel, Doreen: Lakeland, Fla.: 141. Dragotta, Bob: Vineland, N.J.:141. Dudt, Kurt: Scenery Hill, Pa.: 141. Dwinell, Joie: Willow Grove, Pa.: 51, 141. Eaton, Joe: Lakeside, Neb.: 141. Edelmayer, Pam: Camden, N.J.: 51, 141. Edwards, Linda: Hopewell, Va.: 51, 141. Emerson, Libby: Wilmington, Del.: 51, 141. Freel, Martha: Pensacola, Fla.: 141. Freeman, Tom: Detroit, Mich.: 141. Garner, Mary: Chattanooga, Tenn.: 142. 168 139, 76, Garrison, Jean: Lookout Mtn., Tenn.: 142. Haas, Carl: Mechanicsburg, Pa.: 142, 34, 67, 36. Haistan, Ellis: Charlotte, N.C.: 142. Harrison, Jean: East Point, Ga.: 142, 38. Henry, Ruth: Stilwell, Okla.: 51, 142. Hinkson, Jerry: Boothwyn, Pa.: 142. Hood, Julia: Sparta, lll.: 142. Hoover, Ken: Hatboro, Pa.: 143. Hoyle, Gary: Underwood, N.D.: 51, 143. Jackson, Carol: Moscow, Pa.: 131, 74. James, Darleen: McLean, Va.: 143, 74. Judd, Ann: Satellite Beach, Fla.: 143. Kanallakan, Linda: Godfrey, lll.: 51, 143. Keiper, Jim: Kingston, Pa.: 143. Keller, Kay: Tampa, Fla.: 143, 81. Kinch, Claudia: Costa Rica, Central America: 143. Kissell, Judi: Atlanta, Ga.: 143. Landry, Theresa: Hodgdon, Ma.: 143. Lee, David: Kirkwood, Mo.: 143. Lerigyel, Jill: Newark, N.J.: 143. Leonard, Sandy: Colorado Springs, Colo.: 143. Lieffers, Rex: Atlanta, Ga.: 143, 44. Lockman, Larry: Los Angeles, Calif.: 144, 77. Long, Becky: Chicago, Ill.: 144. Long, Joyce: Houlton, Ma.: 144. Lynch, Kathy: Guntersville, Ala.: 144. Lyon, Judy: Atlanta, Ga.: 144. McFarland, Arcella: Seattle, Wash.: 144. McRae, Joan: Newark, N.J.: 51, 144. Miller, Jody: Rockford, Ill. Miller, Linda: Pensacola, Fla.: 144. Moore, Leslie: Petersburg, Ohio: 144. Moore, Mary Lou: Lookout Mtn., Tenn.: 144, 80, Neal, Kathy: Germantown, Tenn.: 144. Nichols, Chris: Carlisle, Pa.: 144. Oakes, Stewart: Bridgewater, Connecticut: 145. Oakley, Phyllis: Cherry Hill, N.J.: 145. O'Conner, Marcia: Medinah, Ill.: 51, 145. Peale, Jim: Tylersport, Pa.: 145, 34. Provence, Craig: Akron, Ohio: 51, 145. Queathem, Pam: Columbia, Mo.: 146. Reams, Janet: Altamonte Springs, Fla-: 146, 40. Rodgers, Tim: Wheaton, Ill.: 51, 146. Ross, Shirley: Knoxville, Tenn.: 146. Sanchez, Celeste: East Point, Ga.: 51, 146. Scott, Marty: Collingswood, N.J.: 146. Sheats, Sandy: Atlanta, Ga.: 146. Shoop, Pat: Lookout Mtn., Tenn.: 147, 80. Smith, Nat: Chattanooga, Tenn.: 147. Snyder, Barbara: Underwood, N.D.: 147, 74. Stewart, Chris: Oreland, Pa.: 147. Stoll, Sharon: South Elgin, Ill.: 147. Tatar, Maribeth: Cleveland, Ohio: 147, 74. Tyson, Rick: Horsham, Pa.: 51, 58, 147, 78. Umbreit, Gail: Savannah, Ga.: 147. Unruh, Judi: Tokyo, Jap.: 51, 147, 53, 80. Van Doren, Sarah: Trenton, N.J.: 147. Ward, Steve: Fairhope, Ala.: 147. Warsing, Linda: King of Prussia, Pa.: 147. Wendorf, David: Merril, Wis.: 51, 148, 5 Weso, Marlene: Neopit, Wis.: 148. West, Grady: El Dorado, Ark.: 148. Westover, Martha: Everett, Wash.: 148. Wiest, Milton: Cherry Hill, N.J.: 28, 148. Willey, David: Lemmon, SD.: 51, 148. 5 Williams, Janet Kay: Alden, Pa.: 51, 149. Wilson, John: Laurens, S.C.: 149, 67. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS Bartron, David: Southhampton, Pa.: 151, Berry, Jeanne: Manetta, Ga.: 151. Cochran, Judy: Lookout Mtn., Tenn.: 151. Cochran, Steve: Atlanta, Ga.: 151, 77. Crowder, Deborah: Savannah, Ga.: 151. Davis, Spencer: Indianapolis, Ind.: 151. Johnson, Eunice: Fairhope, Ala.: 151. Lawson, Melinda: Austin, Tex.: 151. Long, Karen: Seattle, Wash.: 151. Nielson, Suzanne: Lynbrook, N.Y.: 151. Schum, Mary: Lookout Mtn., Tenn.: 151. Tigchelaar, John: Pantego, N.C.: 151. Webb, Julie: Tacoma, Wash.: 151. Zens, Jon: Canoga Park, Calif.: 151. 77 SPECIAL STUDENTS Clark, Penelope S. Coggeshall, Joe Grady, Cathleen Grady, Colette Hamm, Esther Harman, Carol Laugesen, Mary Laurenge, Janet A. Richardson, Wayne Roberts, Edward Tanaka, Shinichi Van Wechel, Barbara Van Wechel, Steve Wetzel, Arline Wilson, Jack Woods, S. Susan NURSES Brown, Marion: 150 English, Helen: 150 Ferguson, Becky: 150 Henderson, Jessie: 150 Olin, Carolyn: 150 Scoit, Dorothy: 150 Stigers, Roberta: 150 Vanderburg, Barb: 150 Wall, Janis: 150. Wheeler, Sandra: 150 SPECIAL SPCNSORS Mr. and Mrs. David Boren Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Bowen Miss Laura Bradley Mr. and Mrs. S+uar'r B. Bradley Mr. w. A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Lennon cranes Mr. and Mrs. Carl Corson Mr. and Mrs. Kadmiel R. 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