Covenant College - Tartan Yearbook (Lookout Mountain, GA)

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Musical Performances Dominate Talent Show The talent show this year was jointly sponsored by the Convenant College Bible Brothers and the Campus Activities Board. Most acts were musical in nature and ranged from solos, both instrumental and vocal, to group performances. Other acts consisted of comedy routines and more serious acts such as poetry reading. The first place honors of the show went to the Supremes - made up of Kiki Taws, Ann Montgom- ery and Missy Aeschliman. Second place went to James Tuten's trumpet performance while third place went to Skip Allen as Peewee Herman. 23

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Q! Fall Social Event Takes on Different Look The Social Committee took advantage of the renovation of the lobby and organized the first Fall Festival. With the carpet and furniture out of the lobby it was a perfect place to lay down some hay and have some good ole fashioned apple bobbing, pumpkin carving and pie eating contests. Other events at the festival consisted of pinata breaking, country music, a painted face contest and plenty of food. The Fall Festival was well attended and was considered by most to be a success. 'S Wi

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Late Night Goes to New York'P is fl- WT NL r 'Y ., 5 ,ma zfwtih, t E1 1 f Late Nlght at Covenant was gear mg up for a fantastxc show until a few days before the product1on a VCR and the famous Late Nlght tapes were stolen These tapes stored the humorous accounts of thelr trlp to New York City and their disappear ance put a damper on the show Desplte thls setback however the show went on and the cast simply replaced the viewing of the tapes with other skits. The show was co-hosted by Phil Bader and Hal Bowling and the Cho- sen Few Review consisted of Steve Smallman, Skip Allen, David Bird, Curt Martin, Allison Dubose and Chip Frazier.