Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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DEAN'S MESSAGE Dear Students: George Pepperdine College s second year of operation is now history. Many changes and developments have taken place during the year. New traditions have come into existence. Old Ideals have been given new life. Victories have been enjoyed, and defeats have had their par: in the formation of the true spirit of sportsmanship and true fellowship which is already becoming a tradition with students at George Pepperdine College. As this year draws to a close we are aware that some of you will not be with us again. Some of you are graduating. Others will leave to become associated in other activities. We shall miss you. but we want you to know that wherever you are you will bring either glory or reproach upon George Pepperdine College. We hope that the lessons which you have learned here will be helpful to you in all your activities of life. It is my hope that each of you will always put God first, others second, and himself third. This is a principle which will bring happiness to you, will help you to make contributions to your fellowman. and. above all, make you acceptable to the Lord. My best wishes to all of you. —HUGH M. TINER. REGISTRARS MESSAGE Dear Students: It is with a heart filled with joy and thanksgiving that I survey this school year with its many steps of progress. When you registered in George Pepperdine College, you became a vital unit of the college. That which we have accomplished this year, to a great degree, came as the result of your cooperation and contribution to the institution. To the seniors who are responsible for this beautiful book. I wish you a successful life in your chosen field and an abundance of Christian influence wherever you go. —I. HERMAN CAMPBELL. Pagp Elqhtoon

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