Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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Wave Homecoming Excited Homecoming onlookers arc (L-R) Angie Horton, Glynda Dixon, Carol Campbell, Kathy Franklin, Jan Wakcham, Larry Westland.

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Dr. and Mrs. Robert Holland discuss one of Mr. Shipp's works. Mr. Pete Weldon looks with admiration at one of the paintings. Art Work’ The work of Pepperdine’s artist Glover Shipp was displayed this trimester in a private showing in the college library. Shipp, coordinator of public relations for the college included a wide variety of drawings, paintings, and illustrations in the collection. The versatile Pepperdine alumnus designs many brochures, magazines and other publications sponsored by the college.

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Jennifer Daniels rode the Home Economics ( luh float. Homecoming — a once-a-year explosion that vibrates every phase of campus life and returns wandering Waves to their Alma Mater. This year saw the revival of an old and conspicuously absent tradition — the Homecoming parade. The alumni, the anxiety and anticipation of coronation, the cold hands and crepe paper at the work party, and the empty pockets after the slave sale wrote the 1965 story of the “greatest show on earth” ... at Pepperdine. Queen Ginny Pruitt driven by Richard Detheridge. Page 18