Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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Any group of buildings classified en masse as an in- stitution of higher learning cannot stand as its own excuse for being. Not a self-sufficient unit, a college depends for its existence upon the rendering of service to others. Its halls of learning must meet the needs of those who wish to gain the advantages of a college education. It is the respon- sibility of the entire administrative staff to organize the faculty and to determine the academic standards so as to make the college proficient in this respect. pteJ feh t Page Twelve

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w The members of the Board of Trustees are capable men representative of various business interests. Their wise legislation of policies and their final decisions concerning the yearly budget and the selection of the faculty for the institution are adequate evidence of their administrative merit. b 4 off ttyJteeJ Page Eleven

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An equally important task lies mainly in the hands of one man, the chief administrator. Young people all over the Uni- ted States desire information concerning George Pepperdine College; high school and junior college graduates want to learn, through personal contact, the special features and policies of the college. This task is ably fulfilled by the magnetic per- sonality of Hugh M. Tiner, presi- dent of George Pepperdine College. HUGH M. TINER, B.A.. President ELMA CANNON retary to the President Page Thirteen