Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1976 volume:

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X 1 D ' x fi C C 0 C This response must be a concentrated effort to be carried forth in every facet of life . . . strengthened with all might according to His glorious power unto all patience and longsuffering with joyfulness, giving thanks unto the Father. ,X XX x, E, yr ,-f L ' lf' S 7 5, 5 f gvggyifq gv 4 , : rr- 'fl , , F .F ' use . 3 an yi ,1,4 V ' lg,A:1,.,,,2y - - .af , , N E L W. 1 . E J 4 ,1- g X l: -f. l 1 'D r ,D 4 va ff ff-'.--W Q..4r-.-- - J 9 i-'-ff of- -wr. , If va .n.. avi V-. .ff 7822 J! .Blv- 'ij 'lk --QFUTZN NJVQW jg ,gai- if 1- 1--f' wdfnrq.. ' W -f' ' ... .nd- ,gvnf,J, 1'-L' 14 Vg' ' ' ' --ag 'Mila' , ,,., , . na., y ,... r .w . P ,.:,.,. Yi. , :'f g- ,L ' Q7 ' ' ,U-.Q-at , . - Q 9- lf I' we t gr , -I U' 31 4 - ' l. U -5 U .4 an -.f ' wiping' , .N'fs'f'1 , ' AA - ' ' h-A - noni 1975 Varsity Team Scott Cummings Chris Lillie Barry Laube Brian Holland Don Harding lay Stewart David Nelson ' Lenny Edge Gary Auffarth Philip Tait Philip Barnes David Navis Bill Meffert Steve Morton Andy Linton David Harding Lea Courtney Al Bloem ' Philip Hibbard Jeff Warsing Coach Walter Bowman Soccer Q5 I7 w f'f ', qxzv 7 1f5,Iv., l' Q ' . 9,51 'milf' '.! , 19.4 . ., ' S .N ..- - ' iii , ' P 1 , . ' ' I by I ' . n . ' ' 0 'il' LU. f ' Us. - ,. I , s -4-W . N: O r g mf' . in 7' - 4' ' H- -49,4 I ' ' Q 4 , - ' v ,Q , T .l'G'?7' ' ' V'-, Aj ,f . ' 1 '. Q. I . 1 , A if A 'f r':f 'i. .f.' fr xx ' ' I 'V 'ph y' All I, lr!!! '.. 1 'wsu R ' ' f , ',.' :'j f I 5 ' ' 'Q .- wig X, Qs 'I 'I ff 'i wx , x If 1 ' ' J 1 o f' .lib 6: .x , ,. . fi . it . . .' '23 Y Qrx . - . -'v A iv -R. K 1- I- 3 , i 'f ' gf' fr A1...'i....- H . T a kfxx ,,-,, il I Al ,ff .' Q V . ,, . 1 X. 3' 1 Sw. Soccer is rough. Kicked shins and banged up knees , foggy visibility and a marshy field , long afternoon runs of several miles which bring back thoughts of training campzv 311 are a part of Convenant soccer. Included also must be the continuing desire to play caliber teams and reach big goals in accomplishment. Several nationally ranked teams on the schedule and post season national tournaments are a witness to this fact . Soccer is tough. ra sf 36.1 F ,- x Y ' Q Q 5 . Q I . ' ' l 6,142 ' 'bat ' ' 'if'- .Ovm Q. t avg: ,,-1 J 2 C 1 1 1 1 .'o I .'.' . g Y I , - ,ff EV!!! 4. r . , - .- .,q,p 5 .fu f . ' ' 'B-elif, lsli w?:g1,.,'? ' ff, A N. 'Y 'T .- 'K a,'f-,4kl,n -f. - jf ?57fff'4sgr:,::-v- ff . 'j,., 4.5.4 '. - t. ' 11. - , ' ' ' qt 3Ra?'T '.I4-'Tub-' Ki Ufrwd pg ' 4422 I A f, -3- 3 At., N ,Qpsisrrk S, , K 1 fl 'fd ' u-X,-mr. ' X .' N 1 ' ' n . ,,,r,,,g- , . .. ,- B . ' ' 1 -. Q... A. f 1 1. ,. f . IQ Y Bi I A ,V rgtffgl hi - 'bi' ' A' - ' . Jil' ' , ' -an Yet soccer is taking on a new look at Covenant. A new style of play, characterized by finesse and well-placed passes has turned Covenant away from having both a defense and an offense to having eleven players all contributing their skills on their sections of the field. MN 5-fy ,. 'fs . af I X. , o n gp, 5, . I Q ' ' ffl. . '. .1 ' .T ' 4- Q 'W' . ' ' 'v ' ' M- . J 0' ,, . . ,Q o . I , l, ,Y . V 0. , p - da. A' ' ' 'Z fx -1. 'v 'W 4 wh f-N 'Q A . ,v g . 'B' l . .4 X if 42 4 rf MW. ,lx Kg 4 inf. 4 X 1' R T' n O fa W Q ? 4 an 'Hugs Q, X ' f s...-Q 1 4? i, , it A 61' I if ' .As u Q 'f Q I AQ Q w gf A 'T f G1 ' T? 'NNU5 'Q - W-M-x ,- f' 'Q A, . 1 ,K '71 Q .A 'Lf - f U5 , K AA , OA Q A If 5131? jg. ,iw -sw if Q , - Io. . EK x. , -v J? 2 1 M. ,J 5 V. .4 fad 'id' . 3 s.. J 'J f'?'e A--5 1. iv -x X 46 Cross Countr You have to admire someone who makes sport out of running a five-mile rugged cross country course. It involves everyday running under pressure trying to gain a few seconds here and there, working on turning your body into a well-oiled machine indifferent to shinsplints and burning sensations of both stomach and mind . Unity describes this year's team which seems to be well-bonded in a concentrated effort of a group of six individuals. M., .. ,,,,'.,sv' :wi-C 1 ' u 1 I 1975 Varsity Team Philip Foxwell David Kay Chip Struck Ken Ingraham Don Hanna Frank Smith .,g,f N, W.-,Q ,-six 'NM 1975 Varsity Janice Boughamer Leslie Callen Marcy Jones Christy Caldwell Karen Jones Lois Clough Denise Calvin Jeanie Lipse Shari Farrow Kay Dunn Ginny Blair Darlene Kyle Coach Will Stern 24 iii-FM .,.r - ,4- fig, K What's a better way to introduce women's volleyball to Covenant than to give it the championship crown of the conference. The team, led by Coach Will Stern, was dedicated from the start of the season. A spirit of optimism and confidence characterized the team all season long as it was being backed by both good play and a solid team effort. Women's volleyball was an enjoyable event to attend as the ever exuberant crowd kept excitement flowing, giving encouragement to a well-responding team. WQIHQH,S UUH iLl lll 1 Basketball Women's basketball is not new to Covenant this year, but regulation uniforms, tennis shoes, and Coach Will Stern are . Although inexperience plagues the team, energy, spirit, a dedicated desire to improve, and special cottenpick plays make the difference . For a first-year varsity team, they do well, and with added height planned for next year, the team has a very bright future . Varsity Team Coach Will Stern Ginny Blair Lois Struwe Paula Chambers Beth Perry Carla Stevens Robin Bursmith Suzanna Harris, Manager Holly LeMaire Pat Masur Connie Reynolds Ruth Stanton Beth Hamilton Mary Anna Bullock Nora Gorab 1 199.51 1 d.. m ' ,mr-' J ,dd 'ui 32. It ---wsfffff v I A, fax' Q O..Q .l.?'1ksu 'W 0. Q U Q - U ' 1 0 . 3-xx, 3 ' 5 t O:'s.l'lx'4li, 0 Mi, f 5 n' fbt' stef. I .C the 'YQNV A xv,- fif' -E A wi ll' 'O 2'-X 'D ff ' A 1. 'hm 1, ,Q ,assi .iw L, J, Basketball 1975-76 Varsity Team Coach Gene Fitzgerald Ron DeMaster Bruce McDonald Scott Soltaui' Peter Waid Scott Brownm Karl Lammers Manager Kurt Mussler Mike Cromartie? Craig Grismore Bob Signorini, Captain Dave Raih Terry Kelly Tom Hallm Asst. Manager Libby Shannon 'l'First Semester MSecond Semester 55? Y 5 ff F , MN' t - if V4 3 .a...,., ..-... ,,.,,, r. ,at 2 1 Q 63. .1 -nu- ...ng ri 1-ala ,., - -as Q 28 .,- -L-:sz i Q l,,,,, A unity both on and off the court was the stress of this years team . They were off to a good start by winning the invitational tournament and they looked strong. But the team had its ups and downs which resulted in an even season. The disappointment of the season was the dismal record within the league, yet there were still bright points and exciting ballgames. With only one player graduating, next years team has the experience needed to make next season well-worth looking forward to. Y if 1 Q Q A-.M Y - 2 1 X -JSE w A i, Q I 1-Ti 2 31 'qt in 1-p up Nun 'FRG -95291 hw, ' in -W, W' ., 1 5-af ly H M H S gh 5 Tenms Coach George Henning March Bell Chris Lillie Tim Hoelzel Eugene Stevens Phil Borders Steve Wolfenden Terry Kelly Lewis Codington -1' -L ,3- ,ef N., IV 1 X n' x.. . ty' 1 TX 1 I A I W x B 4 ' . f X f '-'pil-' J 'V x ' 0 '.,A- ,-' ,,,. ,f,-.-o-vT ' v J m ' . A, 2: 'fffgfg' Q' 1+ :iw il. P xt' ' , M- , Coach Walter Bowman John Isaac Mike Lathe Roy Johnson Doug Swagerty Jay Stewart David Nelson Randy Cobler Joe Harrell Tim Pappos Barry Smith Mike Gay Baseball I :qvvv ,MQ - 'X I Lum ,H f'Q.if l5. f'A QA W N , fW,?.:L: ,581 -4 l Slew! ,ffm-l 'Nfl ,. ' 1 'Y 5 .f',.-4'.,,,,,g A 'J' .Q ', I . . xv: 5' -'avffqlff u.QK '0'v' I sq f 4 O V :f 1', '4' ,V 1, v ' , W ,mn f ww A -V 3-4 1 lp v 'f, V 4 4 -1-irf fvff'3g'3:1,'f if ' 'Q- Y. N. 'w , 'lb' -+r Q+- ' M, -- ' H.. 'G N, ., .3 'Q' .. 'W' ,., ,N , Wu. '-.,.,. ' Q ibm we ' -wh. Wav: K , ,W .Mm --my K Wh' A'-l 1, g ' A - .. Q H Q- ... Q - Lynne Signorino Lynn Head SUSIE Adkins:-C Paula N uermbergerf: Libby Moore Darlene Waid :ECO-captains S Cheerleaders 4- V mu 15 Whether putting up posters, encouraging the players, leading the fans in cheers or running laps during their workouts, the cheerleaders are the catalysts of Covenant school spirit. Administration President: MARION D. BARNES Dean of Faculty: NICHOLAS P. BARKER Dean of Students: JAMES THORNE Vice President for Business Affairs: JOHN H. BARNES Vice President for Development: JOHN P. CUMMER Chaplain: JOHN MacGREGOR Assistant Dean of the Faculty: CHARLES W. DONALDSON Dean of Admissions and Records: RUDOLPH F. SCI-IMIDT Director of Institutional Research: PAUL R. GILCHRIST gm p If Xfofj af' q5 fHif' f4TsfpN 5 X Q 1 Q-'J .M fx 1 I N Q Q 5 q 1 f X C1177 JN JQQUT H 'FS 1 C ' ' 4 'Eff Robert G. Adams Eileen Auel Martha Bradford Elwood Brauer Phyllis Crooks Karen Dickerson Jean Fernow Esther Hamm Rosemary Harrison Janie Hauck Carl Henning George Henning Sarah Johnson Virginia Judd Earl Klinger Anna Leonard Craig Lyon Debbie Martin Ruth McKinley Anita McMasters '-'UIQ-'-----X Shirley Meffert Barbara Michal Fern Moore John Moore Margaret Moe Reece Rogers Collyn Schmidt William Sexton Elda Simmons Floyd Simmons ,1 ,i lf , f Z 296 Q5 ' K Q.. mark 'Q 1. S , ,v- L Sir, Marie Sims Willard Sims Dale Smith Ed Spurgeon Becky Stigers Alan Storey Julius Wade Arline Wetzel Dale Wykoff Music and Art JOHN HAMM Associate Professor of Music IRA DAVID HALVORSEN Associate Professor of Music 4,5 if 1 ir Ei 52 21 E 3 Z ii 9 i 4 li Z CRAIG PARKER Assistant Professor of Music 1'1 EDWARD KELLOGG Instructor in Art HARRY BOONSTRA Associate Professor of English English NICHOLAS BARKER Associate Professor of English . 'WWZ -nu-4 48 ' PAUL HESSELINK Assistant Professor of English BRUCE HEKMAN Assistant Professor of English x A .Q I o I JQQ, History LOUIS VOSKUIL Associate Professor of History 0 ,I nh KENNETH AUSTIN Associate Professor of History 50 4' .. Q ' 'JJ' rw---'ve Philosophy GORDON H. CLARK Professor of Philosophy JOHN W. SANDERSON Professor of Philosophy Biblical Studies HENDRICK KRABBENDAM Associate Professor of Bible Studies PAUL GILCI-IRIST Associate Professor of Bible Studies RAYMOND CLARK Assistant Professor of Bible Studies Q 'Wai . Ji X- 11 1 JOHN YOUNG Professor of Biblical Studies and Missions Z JAMES HURLEY Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies CHARLES ANDERSON Associate Professor of Biblical Studies Education MARGARET DAVIS JOSEPH COUGHLIN Assistant Professor of Education Professor of Education N S rg 2:3 -E .. I - 5 521 52 'Q tit it , 3 fi. His' 1 wat I 1 I 1 V A I ALLEN MAWHINNEY Assistant Professor of Greek Bellinda Boese Instructor in Modern Languages fi Languages RAYMOND DAMERON Associate Professor of Physics MICHAEL RULON Associate Professor of Psychology DOUGLAS SIZEMORE Assistant Professor of Psychology JOHN MULLER Assistant Professor of Psychology and Sociology Psychology and Sociology 56 A, I 4 WILL STERN Instructor in Women's Athletics Physical Education EUGENE FITZGERALD Instructor in Physical Education ga. P s P U 6 A I I 'SY ' N - - Ak, V A? Sf x AQ WIN filo WALTER BGWMAN Assistant Professor in Physical Education '13 34' la 'm.. s .Y . 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Amidst 1 J'J' ,-Q ja-N., '1 all the sweated brows and paint-splattered clothes can be found smiling faces, sounds of laughter, and work being accomplished in a relaxed atmosphere . ,ff M! 4.-I ,I -J if J f A , . wt As! .N IM .1 Grub ,L Day 'dxf . 4 , J.. . , Y I . 3. x i. , 1 Q. I ,4 ,. . r- ,H, . 4 .X X7 Lrg ,14- 4 u U y 3 V ,v V -an ELAN 3 84 .?3 I-Ie didn't come to be a crowd pleaser, though the overflow crowd was ready to be pleased. James Ward surprised most with his refreshing Elan. The music was clean and innovative, but most of all, it was pure music. P 'f 'f VN f T54 ' w 376, F' W xg -4 J.. T f ',,n.4'- .,,- S R, QI '...-av 33 I . 5 i :A we . ,L:x,,I,.uyg,?':1.E.!2v mqga-J W' I 2 ' KLA' ' Student Council Two semesters and one summer ago, our predecessors brought forth on this Mountain a new constitution that provided for a Student Activities Board. The purpose of the Board was to free the Senate from the burdens of monitoring student activities on campus. After stumbling through its first year of existence, the Board discovered that, in spite of its organizational lack of confidence , the separation of the Board from the Senate is a good idea that is rich with promise. All it needs is students who are interested in taking the initiative in order to minister to the morale of the students of Covenant College. To the students who we have attempted to serve, good Providence in the following years and take the initiative, knowing that our Lord will honor the godly activity of those who seek to do everything heartily as unto Him. Wayne Partin, President Ken Ingraham , Vice President Mark Mollenkof , Treasurer Fletcher Stubbins, Secretary Ghosties, ghoulies, and goblins were mixed with angels and multi-colored caricaturesg faces once known, now unknown. It was a time when some returned to the memories of their childhood while others remembered the significance behind the day. Involvement by all, in one form or another, characterized the eventful evening. iff? Halloween Party 1 I .f mv' X' ' ' t s- N Social Committee The Social Committee this year attempted to provide an atmosphere in which the lstudents could relax but would at the same time allow the individual to integrate into lthe activity of his choosing. This was our guide in planning the activities and f presented challenges for some to synthesize the two. The activities ranged from parties to roller skating, from movies to special dinners, from concerts to banquets with live entertainment and by live theatre. In it all we were thankful to have had the chance to do it differently, and -hopefully better. Dennis Taylor Donna Malkus Dal Stanton Beth Hamilton David Navis Gary Glasgow John Isaac John Gildernew Casey Reincoster Chris Allen Margaret Neuhoff Cheryl Van Stelle Ruth Stanton Jeannie Hastings Linda Nielson Candy Caines Janice Boughamer Student Senate The efficiency and operation of this year's Student Senate was made easier by a new system of student government that had been drawn up by last year's Student Council. That Council decided to write a new constitution and divided student government into two substructures. The social activities, cultural affairs, and other related responsibilities became the responsibility of the Student Activities Board. The responsibilities of the Student Senate became solely governmental and organizational. It is also political in that it seeks to be a voice of the students by representation on administrative and institutional committees. The power of the Senate lies only in that it is a voice and thus it has been the goal of this year's Senate to be constantly aware of student concerns and to articulate them clearly. The Student Senate does not have any legislative power in the over-all operation of the collegeg its job is to raise questions and represent student opinion. Bill Meffert, Treasurer Duane Cory, Vice President Nancy Todd, Secretary Mike Cromartie, President 3 Bill Kauffman Bruce Hekman Chas Gale Linda Goette Nelson Hard i Film Committee The Film Committee sponsors a short film festival in the fall and selects '7 or 8 full length films to bring at various times throughout the fall and spring semesters. Films are sought which exhibit good film techniques in a variety of themes. Through viewing selected films, participating in post-film discussions, and reading previews and! or reviews about each film in the BAGPIPE, the student body should be helped in their development of a Christian perspective of film, an art not dealt with by the fine arts committee. Cultural Affairs Cultural Affairs activities are coordinated either by the Fine Arts Committee or the Film Committee , both of which are under a chairman who is a member of the Student Activities Board. The Fine Arts Committee seeks to encourage the student body in developing a view of what constitutes fine art in the areas of music, art, photography, poetry, and drama. The committee hopes that the student body will grow in their understanding of how a Christian should appreciate and utilize the fine arts. Under these directives the committee plans a fine arts festival in the fall and a larger one in the spring. Ed Kellogg Lucy Long Nelson Hard Nancy Todd Linda Goette Jennifer Kramer Michelle Heerdt Bonnie Baldwin Terry Sullivan Jan Huston Chaplain MacGregor Eugene Stevens Steve Church Marty Peters Ron Abud Sally Kay John Michal Bill Cairns Ken Ingraham Gordon Meiners Bill Ballou Ted Pearson Kathleen Marsh gm., l J Q 'VIL Christian Service Council Christian Service Council is an organization designed to provide means and opportunities for serving God in reaching out to others in the Chattanooga-Lookout Mountain community . At Covenant College it is easy to become isolated from people who need to become reconciled to God . Lack of transportation and money often make it even more difficult to get involved with people outside the Covenant College community. Christian Service Council exists in order to make it possible for students to share their faith in God. What we really are doing is sharing Jesus, the One Who loved us and died for us and Who now is the energizing person within us. The people in the picture are a part of the people who were involved in Christian Service Council sponsored or aided activities this year. All J, 1 Res1dent Assrstants The Resident Assistants are a catalyst or spark in bringing about social interaction and endeavor to nurture fellowship between students that they come in contact with. They try to provide unity for students who see each other every day but don't really know each other. The German Police Dog attitude may seem to be an objective for them , and it may be a valid accusation, but R. A . 's are there for guidance and counseling at a time when one may really need it. On the practical level, R. A. Chapels and hall get-togethers are geared for an interaction that would not normally occur. There are once-a-week and bi-annual orientation meetings when problems concerning the objectives are discussed and the views of the students are voiced to those representing the administration. Chip Struck, Ruth Campbell, Jeanie Goebel, Joe Moore, Sherri Mitchell, John Williams, Andrea Midgett, Mary Jane Freeman, Michelle Heerdt, Don Harding, Gary Helriegel, Guy Porcella, Robb Sheneberger. WGOW - Faculty Basketball Game The faculty team came minus Too-Tal1- Henry, but the team played well due to the inspiring play of Hooking Hurley, Hustling Hekman, Rushing Rulon, Charging Chuck, and Bombing Belinda . A hustling effort and the effective use of the Bowman and Fitzgerald combination kept the game close down to the closing seconds. The fans were on their feet several times dur- ing the Covenant comeback. The game, a 4- point loss, was entertaining to fans and play- ers alike . 1? ' 1 9 Goof ,vm X5 Q -QP Thorn Covenant's literary magazine, The Thorn, is filled with treasured poems, pictures and paintings. Contributors from the whole student body make it a com- munity effort to capture beauty and cre- ativity on its every page . Philip Pedley Pat Lancaster Nancy Todd, Editor Andrea Midgett Kathy Mostrom Jeannie Hastings Grace Sharp qi av W l E fy Q55 g Q x W, N. 3. .Pig ff is September 25, I 97 5 Senate spon or special speakers By ANDREW BELZ The recently formed Student Senate of Covenant College will be responsible for bringing three high-calibre speakers to the campus during the fall semester, according to President Mike Cromartie. Chapel speaker on Tuesday, September l6 was Stuart Bris- coe from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Briscoe was a week-long visitor at a local church in the Chatta- nooga area. October 6 will mark the visit of Dr. R. C. Sproul, author and director of the Ligonier Valley Study Center in Stahlstown, Penn. Dr. Sproul is a minister in the Presbyterian Church of America, and is also visiting professor of apologetics at Gor- don Conwell Seminary. He too will be available because he is engaged in a series of meetings at a nearby church. The last speaker will have the longest visit-for three days in November. John Perkins is direc- tor of the Voice of Calvary Church ministries in Mendenhall, Miss. During his stay at Cove- nant on November 5, 6, and 7 he will conduct lobby dis- cussions in addition to speaking in the regular chapel. One of the reasons Mr. Perkins is coming, says Cromartie, is that he can give us practical advice on how to conduct a ministry to the total com- munity. He will encourage us to put flesh on our learning. Perkins has initiated work on a health center tutoring program, recreation and feeding programs. all in addition to his involvement in a local Bible institute. This is accomplished among the rural poor in Missis- sippi. His programs have been featured in Campus Life, De- cision, The Other Side, and the Post-American. Cromartie points out that the expense for bringing such speak- ers is largely reduced because of the proximity of both Sproul and Briscoe at the time of their visits. The senate has aspirations for bringing Senator Mark Hat- field to the mountain during the spring semester. Writers: o Technical Staff: Left to Right: Fletcher Stubbins, Andrew Belz, Sara Belz and STUDENT PUBLICATIONICOVENANT COLLEGE Joel Zeller . Masters is a new member of the 1 office staff. She received vanous secretarial degrees from Chatta- By RICHARD SAMS This school year, Covenant will be entertained by a concert band directed by Mr. Craig Parker, a member of the music department. The band is being offered as a course for the first time in the history of the col- lege. The band is composed of for- ty players, all of whom are ex- cited by upcoming performan- ces. There is still a vital need, however, for players in the areas of the clarinet. saxophone and French horn. Any interested student should see Mr. Parker. He commented that he is pleased with the response to the course. There are more stu- dents involved than l expected, and l am pleased with the musi- cal results. As the months go by, I can see that the band has good potential. Mr. Parker added that he would eventually like to have the band involved in the college community, sug- gesting that an educational con- cert at area schools would be enjoyable and beneficial to younger students. The band may even perform at the Fall or Spring Festival of Lookout Mountain. The first concert will be performed this Friday night at the College For A Day assem- bly. On Saturday, November l, the Fall Band Concert will be held with Covenants own band performing such greats as Toc- cata for Bands. the movie theme from Brian's Song, and selections from the movie musi- cal, Fiddler on the Roof. Covenant students should be involved in these upcoming concerts. They are sure to be entertaining while at the same time students have opportunity to give the band full support. Drama orkshop announces new season By SUZANNE WATSON Things are taking shape in the Drama Club this ycar. The offi- cers, Mark Mollenkof. president. Ruth Campbell, vice-president, Kathy Mostrom, secretary, and Nancy Mussler, treasurer. have already held several meetings with last ycar's members and in- terested students. Two plays have been chosen for this semester. The Matlwo- man of Clialliot, a delightful comedy by Jean tfiraudoux, will be performed on thc consecutive evenings of November l3th, l4th, and l5th, in the Great Hall at 8 p.m. klcannic Hastings will direct. The second production, Waiting For Godot, is an exis- tential play written by Beckett, and will be performed sometime in early December. Bob Smyth, a graduate of Covenant College, will direct. More information as to the Casts and time will be made available at a later date. The Drama Club is open to any student who wishes to par- ticipate. lt not only wants ac- tors, but also people who are interested and experienced in costumes, makeup, construction, production, and lighting. As Mollenkof says, The Drama Club is trying to increase its number of productions so that more students will be in- volved and also so that the whole student body can appreci- ate the field ofdrama. Our main goal is to glorify God through the talents He has given us in this area ofthe fine arts. nooga State Area Vocational Technical School. Miss Mc- Masters is impressed by the Christian environment here and she enjoys the people she works with. Covenant's new purchasing agent is Julius Wade. A native Chattanoogan, Mr Wade has worked for TVA and U.S. Pipe. He is married and has been blessed with five children rang- ing in age from 6 to 13. Cove- nant is a beautiful place l like the atmosphere and my job, was Mr. Wade's reply when asked his impressions of the college. Sarah Johnson is a new addi- tion to the library staff. Origi- nally from Newark, New Jersey. Mrs. Johnson la a Covenant graduate. She was employed by the library during her college years under the work-study program. Her husband, Roy, is now a senior at Covenant. Mrs Johnson expressed her sat- isfaction in getting to talk to new students and keeping ac- quaintances with old friends here. Covenant's new security guard. William Sexton, comes to us from Allendale, South Carolina. lie now resides in Chattanooga with his wife Jane and their two children, William, 0, and Melissa, 8. They attend Tennessee Temple Elementary School. Mr. Sexton is looking forward to his duties and feels that the people at Cove- nant are dedicated. Since last October, Ed Spur- geon has been performing satis- factory service as the school carpenter. Mr. Spurgeon, his wife and son live in Bryant, Alabama, which is a little over 20 miles from here. Mr. Spurgeon expressed that Cove- nant is the best place l've ever worked. The people treat you nice. Again, the Covenant com- munity welcomes these new members of the staff. Richard Sams, Nelson Hard, Gordon Simmons, William Russell, Frank Smith, William Kaufmann, Kathy Mostrom, Mike Cromartie, Chris Lillie, Terry Kelly, Francis Halifax, Mary Smyth, and Bruce MacDonald Roller Skating Party G 99 ,Q L, y I-, up M? 5. 'iz Q 50's Dinner A 2 I f 'Q , N. 3 f 5, ' ,,W.,,,N,,,4'1-f,-q,,,. Q, , 1 lbs.- X5 0 LHWAM 'Et lmllhg. av Chapel Speakers Stuart Brisco Gary North John Perkins L., 4' Larry Falcon A R. C . Sproul Banquets Girls in curls, guys in ties, some looking so graceful and natural . . . while others are struggling behind stiff collars or tightly fitted gowns. Banquets are a unique time which is totally apart from the routine at Covenant. We are well-fed, entertained by special events and fellowship with friends, and satisfied with a time well-spent. 104 'vvnli' stfis' if Nut I t ' ,g 'el N i Intramurals ,i i., ,M-:.:fj-,H JEAN.-K if , 1. , iq 1 V I I ' --.1,cxy9v gp 9 . w S .Q 1 lf ,f , ,, ,fn ,..,.,,m -.. .L , . u U. x x X,.'351': ,f if' ., U , . 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