Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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FACULTY Contrary to the belief of many ihai college life is all play, the endeavor to secure an education by the college student is never an easy one. To receive adequate preparation the student spends much time in study and thought; many hours in preparation and presentation of facts and figures; and years in gaining an acquaintance with the knowledge that the books and professors present to him. This is not an easy task. The student has other problems. Upon entering college he has to make new social adjustments; during his stay he is continually reminded of the conditions he must encounter in the “outside world when his college days are over; and ho must adjust and prepare himself in many ways because of these conditions. Such preparation requires much study and work. The students of George Pepperdine College are fortunate to have as instructors a group ot men and women whose philosophy of education--in keeping with the Ideals of the school reflects an understanding and interest in the problems of the student; whose relationship to the student is such that instruction and counsel upon a more personal basis is possible. Through such a relationship the students' efforts to gain adequate preparation are encouraged and strengthened, his opportunities broadened, and his problems lessened. We are grateful for a group of Christian men and women whose leadership and instruction is ever an encouragement in our educational pursuit. 7hltlw.il

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■■ I. HERMAN CAMPBELL Registrar REGISTRAR'S MESSAGE SENIORS OF 1940 GREETINGS: You have left an impressive and a memorable page of history in volume number three at George Pepperdine College. The crowding of the many events of this school year into a nine-months period has been joyous; however, the realization that we have trot accomplished all wo planned, teaches us that The best laid schemes o' mice an' men Gang aft a-gley.“ At the close of this school year my heart goes out to you In youi work and in your play wherever you may be. In the language of one of our American authors 1 find the message I wish to leave with you: 1 love you for what you are. but I love you more for what you are going to be. I pray for your desires that they may be great, rather than for your satisfaction, which may be so hazardously little. J. EDDIE WEEMS Donn oi Mon The most beautiful rose is one hardly more than a bud wherein the pangs and ecstasies of desire are working for larger and finer growth. Not always shall you be what you are now. You are going forward toward something great. I am on the way with you. therefore I love you. —J. Herman Campbell. MARTHA PITTS MIDDLEBROOKS Doan ot Women Page Two] vo

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Francos Josophino Easley Asst. Profossor o! Education Malcom Hinckley . Asst. Librarian Frances Campbell Hinds Asst. Prolessor ol Mathematics David Otis Kelley ........................... Librarian J. C. Bartlett Instructor in Business Administration Batsell Barrott Baxter Instructor in Speech Maleese Black Professor of Speech Arts Pat Malone . Instructor in Music Martha Pitts Middlcbrooks. . . Doan ol Women Dcderich Navall Professor ol French. German Eleanor D. O’Neal. Women's Athlotic Instructor Billie Royso Boydstono . Instructor in Home Economics Trowbridge H Bumstcad Bursar J. Herman Campbell. . Registrar E. V. Pullias. . Professor of Education. Psychology Wade Ruby......................... Professor ol English J. P. Sanders. .. Prolessor of Bible Lola Schrader Instructor in Art Earl Clevenger . .Instructor in Business Administration R.R. Coons.....................Prolessor of Natural Science Callie Mae Coons Professor of Home Economics Hillebert W. Smith Prol. of Business Administration Russel N. Squire Professor of Music Jay L. Thompson Professor of Social Science Hugh M. Tinor President Hubert G. Derrick Asst. Professor of Spanish Edna Deuser . . Asst. Prolessor of Biology A. O. Duer Asst. Professor of Physical Education J. Eddie Weems Associate Professor ol English W. B. West. ... Instructor in Greek Eugene Whito. Instructor in Engineering Drawing Norvol Young.. Instructor in Social Science Pago Fourtoon