Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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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

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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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Allen, president of Associated Student Body: Boyd Field, president Senior class; Willi Harry Morlow, president of Junior class; Har: Jake Wilson, president of Freshman class; Alic Nelson, secretary of Junior class. Nan Ray, Promenade; Dean Earl V. Pullias, Sponsor. on Packard, president of Sophomore class; Peterson, secretary of Senior class; Gertrude editor of Graphic; Gloria Mil lay, editor of Page Fourteen