Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1974 volume:

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A 4 L ' , sv, gf Q . 9 Nr 1' I is -,K -'Q r ,,'. all I are ever flowin that life is an things are, f developing situation around us. Yet developments and changes N one another. .I V fr . H KRESGE MEMORIAL LIBRARY s Covenanfn V Lookout PM-r 1- ,fi fd 'f if I I river 8 ,W . -I W- f PO: eff 8 What happens to us now is not unrelated to our future existence. For an event in life is not complete until it can be looked back on. In order for our college experience to be fully grown it must be capable of remembrance from a point of further development in life. 1' 'lf S ffrv-g . ff x ' 'I -.H W' ' .u 1 , A D. fx '. 1'f .M I- '- YHJQUHBA v- ,' --..u 0 4. - , W.--1 5 .- ' --H -, -1 , - . :,-tw? -' ll V X Qui- ' ' ' w ' ' v H 1 'K sfsgm Ley . ff, 'U ,,,,f f wr W 7 1 I 51 But life does not justify itself and the value of an experience is not necessarily inherent in it. What determines the validity of being at Covenant depends on whether or not the experience guides us into a deeper knowledge of, and relationship with, the Lord jesus Christ and to a greater awareness of our responsibilities in Christ's Kingdom. When the time comes then to look back at Covenant days that is what we should see, otherwise the time was not well spent. 5 .9 1 7, ,I 143' .f ul Christ said that we are to seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, and that anyone who does not take his Cross and follow Him is not worthy of Him. The writer of Hebrews tells us that what cannot be shaken is the Kingdom ot God. Clearly, the only things worth doing and worth striving after are those things done for the kingdom. fa , .,!A , K if m 'T m 4 '5?wfi ' ?l,IAi3'A.: ' ' his '2,4f'ff, i+R'r Y x K w ' Q.. .J1...Wh,..-.1.,,- if FW' 'll l'llW Living a life of true discipleship and service for Christ and His kingdom is a very complex matter. An important part of it is cultivating what Paul calls the mind of Christ. Covenant, being an educational institution primarily in the academic realm, attempts to aid in accomplishing this important aspect of the Christian life. Developing the mind of Christ involves a knowledge of God, man and the world that comes from God through His Word and His creation so that every aspect of reality can be viewed through the proper conceptual framework. But it does not stop there because one cannot have the mind of Christ without living according to it. Concretely, this means if one's experience at Covenant is a development of the mind of Christ it should be impossible to study the arts and sciences without realizing the responsibility to act in these areas in order to further the Kingdom of God. Consider the lilies, how they grow Your heavenly Father takes control. Are you not much more important than they What can your worrying do anyway? Your Father remembers the sparrow that falls The hairs on your head He knows them all. No matter what time or the place I may be Wings of protection are covering me. lO ? 1 'W nuaii My covenant children I will not forsake A better Commandment I will make. Love one another as I have loved you Even a Cup of cold vvater vvill do. Seek first the Kingdom! Keep the righteousness of Cod in vievv. You'd better seek first the Kingdom! He says all of these things will be added to you Copyright 1973 james C. Wardg used by permi Jn I I 7 Qui-n m ' The view of our task to seek the Kingdom of God should be held in a sensitive balance of being in the vvorld, but not of it. Time in the vvorld weighs heavily on our hands. What is accomplished with that time steadies the scale if it carefully builds tovvard the furtherance of the kingdom through the guidance and instruction of the Word. In consideration of a person vvho seems to be working in the world vvith a balance in vievv, vve thought of one vvhose abilities stablize one another. He goes about his work with humility and confidence, is self-conscious yet candid, has strong convictions coupled vvith an open, avvare mind, dissolves his time into his family, his church, his students and his role in the administration. In gratitude, we give respect to Dr. Nicholas P. Barker, and dedicate to him the 1974 Tartan. 13 1, i Faculty and Admimisiraiion o s Q 0130! lb ' Q 11 si A ' W I QUMZEQ' Aan It T Q. 1 ! If 4 The faculty is what a school is all about. What they can give is what the student came to receive. Since at Covenant the faculty is committed to the Lordship of jesus Christ, they attempt to present their particular field of study out of a Biblical perspective. In trying to acquire a broad foundation of ideas and viewpoints in order to integrate and build out of them one's own, based on God's revelation, a student needs teachers to help in understanding what the problems are and to present various viewpoints including their own for the student's consideration. The faculty can enable the student to begin developing a Christian view of reality, giving him a foundation on which to act as a Christian witness in the world. Supporting the educative process in a non-teaching capacity are the men and women who make up the administration. They are one link to the community, the churches and the prospective students. As it stands, they necessarily function to make the college financially stable in a very unstable society which caters to secular universities and colleges. ln their hands rests the difficult task of setting the school apart from society's norm and making it Christianly unique in the areas of business and recruitment. . 'A . 141' . W Mr. Charles W. Anderson Associate Professor of Bible Y. I M, A . W , . .. Aw3,,g,,,,, r 'i wifi' . ,fr xx Dr. Kenneth A. Austin Associate Professor of History Dr, Nicholas P. Barker Assoc iate Professor of Dean of the Facultx English I6 Mr. lohn H. Barnes Vice President of Business Affairs J my wa. .wmv-. nw-new F ha. M ., .0 -,,.. .. , 1 .1 if' Miss Bellinda Boese Instructor in Modern Languages Dr. Marion D. Barnes Professor of Chemistry President Mr. Walter L. Bowman Assistant Professor of Physical Education 'V Ntr. Raxmond W. Clark Assistant Professor ot Bible Mr. Raymond H. Dameron Associate Professor of Physics IFN l 'Else-,sewn Dr. john P. Cumrner Associate Professor of Education Dean of Students '18 'Sm ,A ,y fi Mr. C. Don Darling Director of Development Dr. Charles W. Donaldson Associate Professor of Chemistry Mr. lohn E. Fennema Assistant Professor of Education Eugene F. Fitzgerald Instructor in Physical Education Dr. Paul R1 wiwtititt' liltii Dr. Dunman L. Graham Assixtant Protewmr ot Education Asmciatc Dt-an of Students irulttsstmr of Hlilik' 20 l YT Mr. Ira David Halvorsen Associate Professor of Music Z H141 Mr. john Hamm Associate Professor of Music Mr. Paul K. Hesselink Assistant Professor of English - - -' rf' ' H 'iv--nys: , , fi H W -, 'Q ,. Mr. Gary B. Huisman Librarian Dr. james B. Hurley Instructor in Bible 21 Dr. lamieson C. lieister Assistant Professor of Physics NI' Dr, Hendrick Kralvbenclam Assoc late: Professor of Bible W Above: Mr. Edward K. Kellogg Instructor in Art Below: Dr. John E. Lothers Associate Professor of Biology in Mr. lohn MacGregor Chaplain Dr. Reginald F. McLelland Assistant Professor of Philosophy 7 - ff! Mr. Allen Mawhinney Instructor in Greek 23 Dr. Iohn S. Mullcr Assistant Prolessor or Soiiologx and Psxchologx Dr. lorry Pardue Assistant Professor of Psychology ... WS J ' 'ss -mr., Q- as 98 4 --fl 5 fb at fiw, ' .... , e:1 v.::x, - - , ' Fi ff: 'Q J, -fi , J: 3,4 ii' sir P V.-nw Dr. john W. Sanderson lr. Professor of Philosophy 24 Mr. Craig A. Parker Assistant Professor of Music Mrs. Coliyn F. Schmidt Assistant Professor of Nursing Education Associate Dean of Students Z 1 4 i i i i 3 i 1 , at Mr. Rudolph F. Schmidt Assistant Professor of History Dean of Admissions and Records 5 .4 5 'X .4, , Q ,I 5 ig , Q5 z i . 3 , fx, 13' fs 5, ,S 2 5 if 5 fs 5 r 5 5 Mrs. Marilyn D. Slenker Assistant Librarian Mrs. Geraldine l, Steensma R .. '--1-N., .,vfV Mr. Louis 1. Voskuil Associate Professor ot History 26 Educational Consultant Directing the Teacher Education Program 'Y l Mr. lerome D. Wenger Assistant Professor of Biology 'UW Miss Nelle A. Vander Ark Associate Professor of English and Education 7. X Mrs. jane B. Young Assistant Professor of English Dr. lohn M. L. Young Professor of Bible and Missions Q. 5 C., F' ' Q ., .s . , . . is .4 in f 5 1 S f 2 4 Y ,-:rn ll X 3 I. iN - il tg. Mr. Ron Blevins Above: M , Mr. Robert G. Adams d SIMUWQMS Assistant to the Director of Development an puauom Miss Martha Bradford Technical Assistant X - . Sw: ,R -N 1. ix..-. if .wx fr yd: ' Hg, 4 , 'ww-,Wu Mr. Elwood Brauer Supervisor of Housekeeping Mr. C. Craig Burclett Controller abr' Mr. Earl Clinger Maintenance Assistant Miss Phyllis Crooks Manager of Accounting 4 59 F! W- 'avg' ' is If 4' nz if .ky , ,, We , .af g.t'.5gf ,c - :,Wf1..,.-.,r. ,-W .,,., ,I ., ,- ,gciaeifx 5? ' i Q , : v .aa ,ref 41,3 Wim ' 2 , 3 ' WEE' '?'f'f', l ,- 'fl 1- ' F5572 k Et s :fl Mr. Robert I. Fretts Director of Purchasing and Office Services erfr is it 2 ' 4' f Z Z af' Above: Mr. Dan Fearnow Assistant to Dean of Admissions Below: Mr. William Graf, jr. Director of Engineering l-. ww gy W 4 3 -f A Q, H KJ., , - ' 1 ., , , A-Av I 3 .V . 5 ' , - V - -- , . ,V -f . r ,U,,., ..ff:.-.ms-Maw,im.s-1 , : X , X , ,fi f SZ'l:f'1E i' 'C i l Mrs. Rosemary Harrison Library Clerk 31 Mrs. Virginia ludd Manager of Bookstore v5 --1 Miss Carol jackson Library Clerk 551, ,.,,. 32 ji? -144 Mr. George Henning College Recruiter ,vw iw Mr. Gilbert Larramore Sec urity Guard Mr. lay Lxkins Director ot Student Work Programs and Conferences Miss Mary lane Lockard Office Services Clerk 33 Mr. Craig Lyon College Hostess Mrs. lane MacGregor College Hostess Mrs. Ruth McKinley Development Coordinator Mrs. Shirley I. Meffen Secretary to the President Mrs. Fern Moore Secretary to Dean of Admissions and to Dean of Faculty Miss lennifer Melton Recruiting Office Secretary A ,,.-all QQ f Mrs. Barbara Michal College Nurse Q U ,A ,A ,A 1 .J,v.a24C4..M1, Xlr. lulm Nloorv Supa-rximr of Mairwtvrmrwcef and Opcrations nf Mrs. Re-va Riley College- Hostvss 36 in 'Q 7 l 1146 Z ' 13 I Q 4 Mr. Willard Sims Supervisor of Grounds and Equipment Mrs. Elda Simmons Secretary to Vice President for Business Affairs Miss Arline Wetzel Assistant to the Deans 37 I .9 v 3 .Qo'l' V ff L ?Zl.7 ' 'vnu'-4:7 38 Soccer ,ABQ Soccer 39 S-,, Yi K . N' G' ,Mn-4. img!! N 'di .4 I ,. . 5 . fe Y, 1 ' ' f f 'ff?5'M'3 Jil: 1 ,W5 Q .fr mf. . . 1 .. , . fy pzacqf, N. 1 f .' .. - up y. 7.4.1, H. -v.,1,Q1, I' , 'Pix 'Q 51 'VJ K!! ,QM-.+ ,-'A VQ.n ON ff xx, WW 34 A, 1- ' S 1. Q i.,, 1... PC 4 ' x l 5 ' J v ff...4 A m.. G 4, I I 1 . s t s X 5 ,- I 41 i 44. S 13 y My 35, ,, , , af . , an X.: - , i rg ,Wh-f'7 ax. lol Front Row: Mark Vigil, Andrew Bell, Iohn Reece, Warren Vreeland, Bruce Kramer, Paul Brown, Wylie Ragsdale, loe Harrell liar k Row: Coach Walter Bowman, Al Bloem, Eric Stanton, Tom Corab, Cordon Sluis, Paul Moser, Phil Barnes, Brad Cruner, Lea Courtney vw S, it , 2, Q. 6 ,ri IL' all 1. l 6 Mf-1141 'MQW COVEIWHHI Qppgng Athens 2 St. Bernard Tournament Athens 8 St. Bernard 0 Toccoa 3 Covenant Invitational P.C.B. U Campbell O St. Bernard O Tenn. Wesleyan 5 Emory 'I Mercer U. Atl. 12 Oglethorpe 9 Sewanee I Bryan 0 No. Georgia 3 Berry 'I NCCAA Tournament N.E.B.C. 0 Messiah 3 Season Record 8-4-5 43 nt 0 O 6 0 1 il 2 0 1 0 0 tl 0 0 1 1 2 Like farmers clearing the big stones from their fields during planting time, this year's Student Council grap- pled with some stubborn questions concerning the source, extent, and use of its authority, and its respon- sibilities in the structure of Covenant and the larger community. Although these stones weren't com- pletely removed, they were at least partially dislodged to facilitate easier planting. The planting of this year's Student Council was accomplished as the members organized themselves into several committees to deal more effectively with the various problems and issues. This work sometimes led to frustration, but more of- ten resulted in fruitful projects and worthwhile efforts at improving communication among the different sec- tors of Covenant life. -14 Student Council ,I Ii sv .iigy 4 ,,v K .ya 'Li I1- Y LLL! ,M.-39' dxf' x rf- -'fax' --.... ,4- , -A 4 - 42 fi 25. .n -i -Qi, 4-, -2 : 5 . ' S2 ' E ., 45,5 Wag, ag Wk fwwdg QA, 'f ' L ,I Nw 1 .'.' ', . ,M .F 1 -2 3 X 1 ' x R 5 + fv A if I 5 ' X 5,5 , I pf X f...4 E' 86 J fl, vt A if gig' , Z I V J 1,4 Q., N . It .lx , . , 2, ,. ,,, Q., V , , 1 4 ' a V. , ff -,asf . ' 1 V 'asf 1 W- W ,iz Y 55'- - ,, Y , i, I . X X33 A J b I 1 1 IUUNI if X, u Grub Day 47 I I ga fu, Y :If ., J f 53 QM N n iii aff- fmf ' 3 , . A H K ,DAV .'l'- 1 MW ' , A',, is 1 ,,A, ,ZIV N! ' --f- ,. .,:... 5' WM- ,.,, g.44gg, , -5-x. H N.,,,,,,V , . K as 1. +---1 . , W v-w,A,, J.- .v.. ii ' M H ' I' if 7. .2923 YQ ' ., . '53 Y l .1 , ' -1 - nl, 4? Still Alarm , Sham , Going Up Covenant College is still in its infancy as far as drama is concerned. Each year the active partici- pants in drama fight and conquer the whole ga- mut of obstacles-improper lighting, no stage, hand-made costumes, and time. If the produc- tion is done well, the result is roses. Drama, be- cause of the work of Christ for us, allows us to see ourselves and others better than ever before. Randy Carroll allowed us to laugh at our gul- libility, our inability to face reality, and just the plain amount of humor in our lives. We laughed because the characters were funny, and not be- cause all of life is a comedy. Perhaps it is humor that helps-us to see our problems better. 045' 52 Fall Banquet Again came the glittering time of year when couples filled the lobby with corsages and whispers and compliments. The throng was directed towards a high white building downtown and an awaiting feast. But it was far from food that made the atmosphere of the evening a memorable one. Laughter of friends, candlelight, and the Spirit-fresh songs of Honeytree created not just another glittering time but a rich experience itself. 34 Preservation Hall jazz Band a New Orleans jazz does not submit to the con- fines of words very well. lt is seven men who are playing a tradition, and are still reaching into a spring of creative genius to improvise. They were there when jazz began and their techniques and their souls have never forgotten how to make it happen again and again. It was a casual concert. From where we sat we could see the vibrant, joyous, excited black faces of the musicians. We could not keep still. The music lifted us out of our seats, made us clap our hands and tap our feet. It was real and unforgettable. Preservation Hall jazz Band 55 f ll' szl. . n Freshmen 5 a 1 Q -0,4 -fr KT' A . .'V1 14', ,.: 'V at .JH1 f?7' A ffl en. V 7 7 - 2 V 4- .VAN N ..,,f -, , A X A I ,A A 4' . f f ' ffffff- .M 4534 . B .lj loli Ashlock '77 il ' V ,X Larry Ashton '77 - K A Y N Stephen Bachman '77 V ' . gi 'F A S gh s lohn Bancroft 77 Tr' 1 Q l ,i Mary Bargar 76 h Q Y 1 fl ' xx M .i Debbie Barnes '76 Philip Barnes '77 X. I A f Tim Barnett 77 Qgxl , I Q, Michael Barrett 76 , Rey Beardsley 76 ' ,.- -S Q Robin Beers 76 Richard Belcher 77 Andrew Bell '77 Sharon Bentzel '77 lim Biller '76 58 ff? ' L id 11515 pu, f 'j I :Wav fi 'Cm-n' ,.,.,, :G . 7 3 wx ff 4. .--f Scott Black '77 Q Clinm Blair '74, Al Blom-In '77 Dvbhy Bolblllll '7n Don Hi mroughs '77 iz 43. lanic 1- Boughanwr '77 Connie Braunlin '7h Pamela Bremvr '76 Donna Brvwvr '77 Bruce Bronilvy '77 fi? 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Canfield '77 Rhoda Ckiihran ludx Ciwlella 'Qcrmtt Collier Felix Coulter Lea Courtnex Yam-asa Cowser Tina Craig Mike Cromartie Hou ard Cross Iill Cross Tracy Dager Anna Dale lxirn Dale Mary Dale Dan Davenport Dona Davenport Tim Deal Becky Defvloss Pat DeTroye Phil Downey 60 1 ,lu ,- ,lv .lm mb I X 77 ff 1-i x fn 76 -- 1 f '77 '77 '76 1 76 76 77 77 77 76 76 mlm CQ' v-Av 11' pil N ! ' n l . I . 5g::,g:,'. 1 , ' 931 , uv A '1 'l f'V., .,,,,,. nfs.-,s'-aj'.sf1-I M 'f f , 'W , C y .7 . J A. 1 M414 2 , x J 2 5 ,gg 4 fi N, , :Z ,rg ' V1 4' 4 , , , M. si .1-, ' 6.4 , f s f x X 9. , ve 0' I i ,A x at K N i , A S' , ' 'ea-, f' Q . y Q ,A . . - 7111- ..'. ' lf- i li Am 5. I l 'W' N' , ir' in .lf ' ff V54 , 6' 51,6 Wa? 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Young '77 71 2 'aww dir-1 HIM N- ' WMM uifhw A a A V Y 1 an Q I t A tw fy. 'Z N K fx f K D tit hi! 1 t ,S Q Dy ap- LVQ, qllblv A A. . V staff 'sh ijyfgi K ?i6f 1 at Ol t D . Q Qgvavww I N . s Q 3, ' A 4 J .5 Q an ,Q X 5 - fb 's'f?'f ' ' ' ..w.. - - , 5 if wi lx ' 1 V' ar -1 Uv- lic, L L- 5 ' ks V 'Davin . ,V,. ,. I V f Q: ,f N X: ivsgff. T41 ., A . ,- 1 3 Y H fi S . 'fx J. .3 . - to b,V , A ,Q il 5 B ug f A...,, .,.,Z W L' 5 8' 1,. - . : .-, g,.,.. , '. f. QQ Yi F, fax-wi -f 'W .N ' . 74 Cross Brvan Tennessee Temple David Lipscomb U.T.C. Bryan Tennessee Temple U.T.C. Bry Carson Newman Covenant Bryan Lee Covenant Bryan Lee Cumberland Carson Newman David Lipscomb Milligan Covenant Bryan Country Covenant 31 16 35 15 21 'I8 28 an Invitational Meet 18 56 56 97 S.C.A.C. Meet 28 29 67 District 24 NAIA 26 '53 106 106 T31 147 Opponent 24 43 20 40 34 37 27 -D ,-.gal Team Will Barker Cary Chapell Chris Collins Pete Hill lim Whitnah Coaches Mr. Charles Anderson Mr. Allen Mawhinney K-N' ff-, eq.,-, .- vi :ff-we Cross Country 75 . L., ' fx v p '- r ,A L Y 5 ,, ,.., .W M. idnadna- . -4----sc, -f - .f A-'...-.1 xv, -, ..-.3 ' 1 E ., ali 3 r v J Y x1 X W! , . '-. , Xxx wk t . ,m -QV xl ., 1 f.1:.' B ' nw- if ,,, . T 5' Q . P ,Q , F f wg .4 , ,,Y,AM ax ffl .:'92 Tm m Dcnmld Bw-hc' Fc-lix Coulte-r Min has-I Cromartie Cgmig Clrixmurff Tvrrx he-Ily C hristuphvr Maffcft Rube-rt Nida Andrmx Shaw Rmhvrt Signorino lmhn Tudor 76 BaskQtbaH Kentucky Christian College Toccoa Falls Institute Central Wesleyan College Lee College Tusculum College Trevecca Nazarene College Southeastern Bible College Bryan College Atlanta Christian College Tennessee Temple College Eckerd College Millsaps College Toccoa Falls Institute 48W 9 S v' K ff' M if ,mf ,X Q 'B is 3.5 I Tusculum College Maryville College Bryan College University ot the South Lee College Atlanta Christian College Southeastern Bible College University ofthe South Trevecca Nazarene College Maryville College Tennessee Temple College Bryan College Trevecca Nazarene College Season'5 Record: Won 11 Lost 15 Opponent 69 85 85 59 93 50 69 75 64 56 54 84 75 H.-, , 'TLA K. 4 J W 1 X kN.. K-4 'm w , x 'ftp F Q Q? ii Y I U, E a 2 4 4 5 3 3 1 1 , ! q i F343 2:22, rg, Q W eff 'Vw '54-6 J A 4:9 A, 4 if A . we wif' ,fy ' Q22 '1 W3 , ff K ,NX . 5-Q2 11:55 9 fiifz 1 . 5 ' 441 .-Q, I , s uX'4un.L, 81 . 'P 1 Cheerleaders ll' Dawn Slaick, Debbie Stutler, Michelle Heerdt, Robin Beers, Sue Thomas, Holly Lefvlaire Cheerleaders 83 84 Christian Thought Conference Dr. Calvin Seerveld is a difficult man to get to speak at Covenant College, he is greatly overworked yet he is unre- lenting in his willingness to serve others with his insights in the sphere of aesthetics and the visual arts. Many could not understand why he was here, nor why he placed the signifi- cance he did on a Christian's involvement in the arts. Per- haps he told us why when he said that we look at a painting by Rembrandt the same way we look at a flowered tablecloth. In a manner that was personally informal and surprisingly honest and frank, Dr. Seerveld presented three lectures dealing with a view of our nakedness, the Christian's visual response either in praise of his Creator or sorrow in repen- tance, and a Reformational Christian Reading of Eccle- siastes-his own interpretation of that book. Each evening, he sat encircled by interested listeners as he dialogued on everything from a philosophy of aesthetics to sex education. In all, Calvin Seerveld accomplished his mission to Cov- enant College by invoking us to think much more seriously than before that art is just as much a part of our lives as science and mathematics. For everyone, his short stay proved to be an unforgettable way of learning, and some- thing we could apply to our lives. Christian Thought Conference 85 lames Ward is a soulful song painter. Would it be chopping out just to label him and let it go at that? Somewhat like a canvas artist, he brushes language in all the color, form, and symmetry of musical notes. And the language he speaks sings to the heart, as well as the ear. And if we can de- scribe soulful as filled with life then james Ward is soulful, for he offers to the Lord who died for him praise and love. james Ward is in- deed a soulful song painter. 86 james Ward Concert '11, f im ,..11' , X., , ,, , - ,, .-4' 1 ,. e ' 4 A -091 xg al. IOP 0i. -95.3, . , Q-., 'L Ill - X 4, ., M -.W-b ,, ,Q ' 1- , 951' J' ,Q i ' , 'ff A fxsangx 'Q 33 x gif Ml mf'f'T. Q5 J v, ' x Q if 'Hn- fm 1--4 visa-mi... We-I' C.. L o .1 ,K .ann W I 'fbi . mv L, 'W 4 DP: 5 1 1 , ' , 'MV' judo Club 89 'W f,-Q ww.. X-1 :ki- Qin V vf FXNRIL3 'Ji'f ?:3:nwKf . 1 -A 1- -+ ,ja-vga lk.. ., , 3.1, K ,, . umew: A7 g...,z W. ,. 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Temple 1 Bryan 0 Bryan 3 Maryville 5 Maryville 6 U of South 4 Trevecca 2 Trevecca 7 Season Record 5-12 'i .. 5 N 'Q if PY: W2-A' C 1 L V -'hd i1 '-,m.-1,- . Wx ... N I 'L ff ff 'Q f'?'f K f Qi rid., A -Ad , if mfg- ,, , v Qs 1. ,M ,- . . fi' ,, K, 3? Q-N133 'S N 'A 37 :i - . H I. 1 2 108 Baseball 5 4 2' V 'QQ- i I 4 N ' 1 , 5 ' ff 7 , wwf' ,'F-ff ,.-vw 1- f it' W g f. ' ., . ' gig , 1 --,ef Team Cuy Porcella Bob Signorino Craig Crismore Dave Nelson Doug Swagerty Bill Bromley Phil Barnes Tom Holliday Roy johnson loe Harrell Chip Struck Billy McDougall Larry King Bill Mare Coach Walter Bowman The Drama C'lub's production of Macbeth started late in December with trx outs on two verv busy days. For the tirst time in a big production there were more people trx ing out than there were roles available. Finally the cast of thirtx-seven was chosen-a remarltablv able group of people readx for an eventual forty-five rehearsals. Exerv person was valuable and important in the total enterprise-from the walk-on's to the lead characters. tilumsiness had to be rubbed out and elegance and poise lett in its place, voices and characterizations had to be interpreted and sculptured into totally new, yet hu- man people. Costumes had to be sewn together, then al- tered, a stage, a high-level platform and a tower with a secret elevator had to be designed and constructed dur- ing spring brealt. Furniture was found, music arranged, lights wired, props put together, make-up coordinated, swords bought. Then the biology lab was pilfered for some ex e of newt and blind worms sting . l IU Macbeth W If 5 .au ww D ,Ss . , 1.1-:Sf--zu -: Mimi ' gi- JF A X39 Q, ,,, yew, Q w , Q . . any ' ' if, 1. - Y fs V: - 5 ' - -5 ' ?'- 4- X' f, aff- .24 v 24 A f-I ff fi-5 i: ?2 ' 1 '. -s-1: w.:w':m,: . ,,..f...hf V, . , , --13 rr . .fw- Q'-3 5 ,f1,:.::,5 - 1 -. wi :g,,?-raegx ' YQ Zf,igg5i?,?i'f'25g2f ' 'S 'S ff . O . -5, 5 Q1 1 ,W ff' ,J . Q X K ja . a. - J , 5 5 fs , EZLFTQ:-Q. 1 , 3 1 'X z , QI -X '- 'lmff Q,-3'gf . an , , ,Q , '- xt--E... Q my wands. . I A :-,1 .1 . 1 2 Q , j 1 'I' 1 , 1 v u-1 4: , - f ii nag. 5 u I9 ru mix Q1 53 gh Rehearsals became tests of patience. You first of all had to learn to accept your stifled ability to communi- cate totally with your voice, your body, your face. Then came hours of experimenting and failure and probings and more failure, then a very special moment when you were given a new, fresh insight. Then you became the noble Banquo, the loyal Ross, the prophetess witch, the graceful courtier, the guilty Macbeth. For two and one- half months you studied, ate, and even slept Macbeth. You listened to your director and to each other and usu- ally only responded when you thought something was going wrong. You prayed for insight and strength, to stay with it one more night. Macbeth came alive and was real. Each character was a living, breathing human being, free to make a choice between good and evil. The audience was given a special window to witness the end of nobility, the end of friend- ships, the end of a great love, the end of sanity and life itself. The last production was the last of nightly ten o'clock appointments in the Great Hall camp ground. All in all, it seemed a bit of a letclown. Yet the lessons learned can never be taken away from you. God helped you to work and stay together-physically and mentally. You've only begun to learn to live more for Him. T13 QI!!-1 A P., W wlsxf wx 2 G' gat..- 1 5 si- my 4 V '-r':'lI,1gQ'.j., mf, . 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