Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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10 I Thistle 3 A award Charles Snook Annie Soltau David Steele Larry Stephens Carol Stewart Louise Stewart Margaret Stockburger Rebbeca Taylor Julie Tritch Donald Vedders Kristy Westfall Mark Wilholm Dean Wynveen Bobby joe York Beth Youndt Alene Zimmerman Beth Zumbach

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September I ll Four new profs punch in What made you decide to come to Covenant? Everyone has heard that-it's generally one of the first questions new students are asked. At least four people other than new students made a decision to come this year- all of them new full-time faculty members. Mr. Franklyn G. McClintock comes to Covenant as Associate Professor of Business Administra- tion. Mr. McClintock did his undergraduate work at Columbia University and also at Long Island University. He received the M.B.A. degree from the University of Chicago, and comes to us with nearly 20 years of experience in business and indus- try, as well as three years ex- perience in college teaching. Mr. McClintock learned of Cove- nant through the Reformed Presbyterian Church of Naples, Florida, where he is a ruling elder. If anyone had told me four months ago that I would be teaching here now, I would have said 'no wayl' Mr. McClin- tock says. But the Lord had his hand in the matter, and hereIam. Dr. Donovan Graham, Assis- tant Professor of Education, received the B.A. degree from the University of North Colo- rado, and the M.A. and Ed.D. degrees from New Mexico State University. He has had several years of experience in teaching both high school and college students. For the past year Dr. Graham has been the edu- cational director of Cooperative Educational Services, a program of college-level extension work which originates at Lookout Mountain, where Dr. Graham has lived for several years. Desirous of teaching again, yet not wishing to abandon the ex- tension endeavor, Dr. Graham recognized the offer to teach at Covenant as a clear solution to the difficult situation before him. He is thankful to the Lord for His direction. Dr. Sanford Shaw comes to Covenant with teaching experi- ence in Peru fwhere he worked with Dr. Boonstra of our Eng- lish Departmentj, and at Cornell University, where he received his Ph.D. Dr. Shaw, too, testi- fies to the Lord 's leading: last year after applying to over a dozen schools for a teaching position, he received a call from a school to which he had not applied-Covenant. As he puts it, in the course of events of the next few months, the Lord shut every other door except Covenant. Dr. Shaw brings Spanish back into Covenant's curriculum, in addition to French and German. joining the Chemistry Depart- ment is Larry F. Mehne, who has recently completed his doctoral work in Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Mehne knew of Covenant through his wife, alumna Nancy Elliot. He claims that he wanted 'o be involved in teaching at a small, Christian school. As a fairly new professor, Dr. Mehne is intent upon developing a more Christian approach to chemistry, he believes that Cove- nant is a good place for just that. Left to right: Shaw, McClintock, Graham Mehne