Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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Contents Student Senate 1 Carol Clark Keeping Up 2 Staff The Class of 1980 4 Staff New Professors ll Sara Belz Literary contributions 12 ffrom our readersj Sports 14 Staff Resident Assistants 16 Guy Porcella The Thistle, a monthly publication of the student body of Covenant College, Lookout Mountain, Tennessee 37350. Subscriptions available: 310.00 per year. General Editor: Sara Belz. Managing Editor: Brad Gruner. Literary Edi- tor: Stephen Morton. Graphics: Andrew Belz, Fletcher Stubbins. Photography: Andrew Belz, Patrick Lancaster, Dixon McDowell, David Eisenhower, Brad Gruner. Cover photo by Patrick Lancaster. Artwork, p. 12, Brenda Virgo, p. 13, Roux Harding.

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Senate aims to be productive and involved The Student Senate, headed this year by Linda Goette, is the governmental and organiza- tional arm of the Student Asso- ciation. The Senate strives to be a voice for the students, having representatives on the Admini- strative Council and various insti- tutional committees. Desiring to be aware of student concerns and to articulate them clearly, Senate discusses pertinent ques- tions and seeks to represent stu- dent opinion on them. One of the new features of the Student Senate is a Consu- mer Committee. This committee is currently preparing question- naires for students to voice their satisfaetions and dissatisfactions with Chattanooga area services. The outcome of this will be a consumer report made available to all students in the near future. After Student Association cha- pel on Mondays, two Senate members will be stationed at the Scots' Desk. They will be availa- ble for students to air com- plaints, offer suggestions, and express concerns. Senate mem- bers will welcome suggestions throughout the week as well. 'The Senate is composed of an executive committee and class representatives. The exe- cutive committee has four mem- bers: Linda Coette, president, Keith Moore, vice-president, Daniel Theune, treasurer, and Carol Clark, secretary. Repre- sentatives for this yearis senate include Philip Pedley and Fletcher Stubbins, seniorsg Chris Allen and Mary Anna Bullock, juniors, and jim Drexler and Mark Payne, sophomores. The freshmen elections will be held soon. Because all students are mem- bers ofthe Student Association, they are welcome to attend Sen- ate meetings. These meetings are held weekly at 11:45 a.m. on Tuesday in the Student Senate room. The room is located be- 'ieath the student lounge at the north end of Carter Hall. -Carol Clark September I 1 -.s-ag