Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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HELLO THERE WEARER OF THE BLUE AND ORANGE! Yes, it is I, Dolores. Now come closer, so I may whisper into your ear. What do I wont? Why, I want to tell you what I know of this, your latest year of college life. You probably know me as the demure, unprepossessing little lady of the fishpond: which I am. But aren't a lady's ears always open, and doesn't a lady always want to have her say? I've been at Pepperdine only one full year, yet no one knows more of the life on the campus than I. Here I stand, in the middle of this little world, from the cool, sun-streamed mornings, through the mild California days, on into the nights. Intimate problems are discussed directly in front of me: students going to lunch talk over the latest bit of philosophy, math, and history in my presence: the latest jokes and current gossip reach my ears from those coming from the Oasis: and at least once a day each of you wanders post, thoughts adrift, and affords me a true picture of your personality, thoughts, and ambitions. Who is better qualified than I to speak of life at Pepperdine? It is a royal life we lead here. too. one full of rich and varied experiences. I truly regret that these experiences are so painfully short while here and so everlastingly gone when they ore over. Like beautiful bubbles, they rise and develop to wonderful prime, last but a few, hauntingly impressive moments, and vanish. Shall they return no more? Hove we forever lost them? Yes, alas: for most of them only memory can suffice. But some I hove captured: you will find them here, in the 1942 Promenade. Turn the pages while I tell you of them. clofc olored PolF-vo

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Harry Marlow, former A.S.G.P.C. president, who is now in the United States Army Air Corps.