Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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V -nf- Returning virtually intact from the unprece- dented success of the previous year, the soc- cer team continued its winning ways in com- piling a 12-2 regular season record. In his second year as coach, Walt Bowman fielded a squad that outclassed, though scores were not always indicative, all but one of its op- ponents. Perhaps it was the absence of any sustained competition, but there seemed to be lacking that intangible spark that was the trademark of the '68 Scots. Instead there was the barely perceptible frustration of a team never really forced to realize its potential. 5 ls ' Q Q .tual

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Sponsored in a random sort of way by itudent Council, The Billy Carson Show erved as a welcome, or perhaps a rude twakening, to the new freshmen and trans- ers. The title alluded obviously to the popu- ar evening talk show, and the style of the irogram soon made this shockingly clear. Bill Foster, playing the role of emcee, as- umed the oft-the-cutt, unrestrained, and ,ometimes raucously funny approach ot his lew York mentor. With Don Davis as the ver-present straight man and announcer, the No generally succeeded in keeping their udience loose with a covey of iokes that Q f on occasion singed Covenant personalities and more frequently extolled the virtues of prune iuice. After exhausting a script that was good and then not-so-good, the emcee introduced several prominent figures who were there not so much to stimulate conversation but rather to stir controversy. With Rod Ailes, Jones and Dameron, and the Lavender Hot Water Bottles performing, the tempo ot the program accelerated so quickly that at the end, when the Bottles blasted out Back in the U.S.S.R., it was all Foster could do to close with a hasty Good-night. s S' ding.-M. Follies Stir Controversy gf' O I li ll C 5? jiffi Q fi ' lr-'45 Q. 'ix f- 2' -nj' x I l. F' 'f Qi 1' . 3? 5:45 - l V' E' ip 9:'.':-si . -.,f,.j.Hl - .1-..-13' ., ..., . ,x,.,,,,l-- rl - A ,, 15115, -.....,- , ,. - j-syn.fIi5 E3 'Eg is 1 -,':'l,,.4v',bxi:1: 5- 5' 1' . Lxw. 4' t' ' B 54 V5 www. ' C Qin-tid' as Q .4 4V 'Pr . rt l ,ma-sw-M M wnmw X 'ik

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