Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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14 frhisue N X I ff l x Once, upon a stage I saw dancers turning touching spinning in circles of grace and rhythm. They seemed creatures untamed and unacquainted with gravity or ground, a pardox of plunge and pause playing symphonies of loveliness in the air with merely toe and twirl. They leapt, then flew past the sun on to play among the stars and I wondered if through their dizzy metaphor of life, they could sec there was a ceiling. Old Geezeris Way Oh, yes, I've seen a lot of days and these wrinkles on my brows didn't come from eating peaches and cream Oh, I know a lot of things and these bespectacled eyes didn't come from early sleep at night- No, life's no careless cruise, yes, likely and sooner will bruise than bear on to peaceful seas. . . But, then, what can be done to life? 'cause the patters will carry on so whether you like them or whether no. Now I'm not sayin' there ain't no hope, and I won't say, no work to be done, for even sinking ships have little boats- But don't expect me to moan and groan no, don't look to me for weeping eyes- I save my tears for breaking mirth. . . And I can't hack fat, red noses and wrinkled, wet, snotty hankies- oh, therc's enough water in the sea. Instead, I'll have my red in my cheeks and have my wrinkles edge my eyes 'cause laughter's for me, boy. . .joyl Ha, ha, Jolly Old Geezer is my name 'cause the lighter side of life's my float and I'd have it no other way, Yes, I'd have it no other way. -3, Watson -G.W. Porcella

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:Q Lady Scots seek repeat performance With only two starters, Denise Calvin and Janice Boughamer re- turning, the Lady Scots volley- ball team KSCAC champions in 19751 will spend the first portion of the year rebuilding. Shari Farrow, Kay Dunn, and Darlene Kyle are also returning players who should help make the job easier. Two newcomers who will also see plenty of action are Kay Camenisch, a transfer from Bell- haven, and Becky Taylor, a freshman from Brazil. Other girls who will contribute are: Janet Cancienne, Vivi Head, JoAnn Hedgespeth, Anne Manning, Julie Marshall, and Carol McIntyre. This year's squad should dis- play greater speed and mobility, with a more devastating offensive threat. The key depends on the consistency of the servers. The girls are anxious for this unique opportunity to serve the Lord by sharing their faith with other teams, growing together in unity, and making all the glory His. -Janice Boughamer N ..-M Harriers hustle for the tape In cross country this year, there are only two members returning from last year's team-Philip Foxwell and Don Hanna. Peter Hill, who spent last year study- ing in Scotland, is back with us for his final year. The ranks have been bolstered, however, by four freshmen: Sam Mietling from North Carolina is running in the number one posi- tion. In his first meet at Cove- nant, Mietling ran our 4.8 mile course faster than any previous Covenant runner. Christian Graham comes to us from Annapolis Maryland, Brian Regitko from Philadelphia is also on the team, but has been plagued with a back injury, and Ben Henderson joins us from New York. Many miles of hard work have been put in over the sum- mer and Coach Al Mawhinney feels confident that the team will give every opponent good competition. -Donald Hanna fore games have created an at- titude of oneness among the team members. As Phil Barnes puts it, There is a definite commitment to the Lord among all the team members. We want to honor and praise Him by do- ing the very best we can with the talents He has given us. The bubble of success, how- ever, was abruptly popped in the Covenant Invitational as the Scots suffered back to back 2-1 losses to Spring Arbor and Campbell Colleges. The tourna- ment was billed as one of the top this year, as two nationally ranked teams fCampbell and Florida International Universityl were competing. FIU defeated Campbell in the opening round on a deflection goal early in the contest. Covenant, after domi- nating the early action, fell victim to a late goal and suc- cumbed to Spring Arbor 2-1. The story was much the same against Campbell as the Scots took the early lead but eventu- ally fell in the last minutes of the game. FIU showed why they are ranked fifth in the nation as they captured the first place trophy with a 1-0 victory over gutsy Spring Arbor. -james Drexler Covenant Vanderbilt Covenant Sewanee Covenant Temple Covenant Bryan Covenant Bryan Covenant Spring Arbor Covenant Campbell 1 -. 5' , wu- L. ,..,. ..

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