Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1945 volume:

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', e h forged ahead in alhlellcs, in speechlgiflgk ni gu y, ll'w l'1Ol6lF- Shzp. ff we-wmv ln lhe years ahead, lhis lnslilulion has opporlunily for even grealer service, in conlrilauling Hs parl To Jrhe preservafion of peace and 'rhe developmenl of genuinely Chrislian characler. ll is a pleasure, lherelore, for lhe gradualing class To dedicale Hs yearbook lo lhe ideal of . . . ' Chrislian Educalion in a world al 60,68 Five CAMPUS UR VEY A clear sky ..... sunny, warm cheerfulness ..... arlrisfic, simple beau+y . . . . . campus archifecfure reflecfing Hwe spiri+ of modern educa+ion. .fdclminidfrafion guifckng F The price? of wisdom is above rubies. :', Seven I Elghf lf' .r K' I ' -Iffxl. r' V . I, ,- gg?- ' T r 'Q' -+4 4 : I -, L- A A Sf f iif. 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From social injrercourse are derived some of The highest enioymenis of life: where Hwere is a free inierchange of sen1'imen+s, 'rhe mind acquires new ideas: and by a frequenf exercise of Hs powers, fhe undersfanding gains fresh vigor. A 1 1-1 R g f vin.: . - ,, . I The summiT charms us, The sTeps To iT do noTg wi+h The heighTs before our eyes, we like To linger on The plain. Only a parT oT arT ThaT can be TaughT5 The arTisT needs The whole. gina .fgrfe jguifckng ining Food, relaxaTion, pleasanT cha++er -all go Tor goocl oligesTiong mosT valuable oT all is The Tellowship. EI tpreriiafenf if cgome The scenic surroundings, The soil silver sheen of lale aflernoon, lend a special charm. ome conomicd .guifckng K . Woman's characlerislics, physical, menlal ancl rnoral, are lunclarnenlal in sociely. Their clevelopmenl is of supreme imporlance. gl7'lIl'1 adium A well 'formed body, like a well frained mind, requires diligeni effort nealfhiui environment and ioinf cooperaiion among parfici- penis-The essence of American spor+. .RQ si ii Wal'ifyl1 JJJ She s+eps ior+l1 from among fhe shellrering shadows wi+h graviry in ner applicafion, generosiiy in her soul, sin- cerify in her heart earnesf- ness in her service. and a kindness in her purpose- Jrruly qualifies of The viriuous woman. Thirfeen U l 1 CAMPUS SCENES .xdvlminidfrafion A I TRUSTEES D. V. MILLER MRS. GEORGE PEPPERDINE r . Mr. George Pepperdine is beloved by 'rhe slrudenis, noi only for his vision in founding Jrhe college, buf for his simple, yer profound ideas, for his genuine Chrisiian charadrer, and for his vilral in+eres+ in campus ac+ivi+ies. Siudenis are grafeful +o Jrhe Board of Trus+ees for Jrheir unsehfish service and wise guidance in ihe affairs of ihe college. CLARENCE SHATTUCK M. S. RUCKER HUGH M. TINER Fifi GEORGE PEPPERDINE COLLEGE I2 w sr seven-rv-N N1-H sv E LOS ANGELES 44, CALIFORNIA Dear Pepperdiners we have Just concluded one of the finest years in e hfstory of Geor e epper ne College Our enrollment as been the highest ever, and in many respects this has een a great year I want to express my sincere appreciation to eac s udent who has contributed to the success of the Coll this vear After all, no college is any better than the s udents who attend In some respects this has been a difficult year e war has reached its highest degree of intens we have lost several of our finest young men on e a tlefield In spite of these difficulties you have ept your shoulders to t e w ee to the end that your e orts have been crowned with success With V E Day now a matter of history and the many former Pepperdiners might be back on the campus next fall The future of Pepperdine looks bright She as gone forwar n s te of lcult times No dou t s e will ascend to even higher peaks in the postwar world Graduates, you are going from us in very challeng n imes Yours will be the Job of rebuilding and rehabili ta ing a war torn world Yours will likewise be t e responsibility of helping to implement the newly formed c arter for a world security organization, whlch it is ho ed will make war in the future impossible In life's activities may we all be guided by he epperdine tradition of doing well whatever we do My sincere wishes to all Pepperdiners wherever they might be Sinc ely gh Tiner res dent th g P di . h b . h t ege 1: ' ' . Th 1ty-- ' th b t K . k h h l ff . Pacific War gaining momentum it is quite likely that n ' a 1 pi diff' . ' b h i 6 t . ' t ' l h h . P 0 t p . 6 ELLL ' Sixteen DR.UNER Presidenf Timer, wi'rh his amazing energy, Tremen- dous range of inlreresfs, and magne+ic personalify, has been a superior leader for over five years. Sevenfeen SECRETARIES Much of Ihe success and efficiency in 'rhe operalion of Ihe college is due 'ro Jrhe fine abilily and failhful service of Rulh and Kaly. A smile for Ihe visilrorq a good-nalured reI'or'r for Ihe sludenlg a pleasanl word for all-Ihese make Rulh and Kaly genuinely popular Pepperdiners. MISS CATHERINE HOLLOWAY MISS RUTH EDGAR Eighleen sl ASW.. gf' A ,, if BS' NME B E1 . B I 'EWEQQW 'E 3 B :N -gs.,-ss --swans ,aw 5 E , si. his Xe Q . Ze s pies is H H E 52 M H H s Weiss ?-?waQia H Hman mum H E W QQ as SQEEWEH B SSB B H H E am K is an E as i is is ,ss 5 na n 1 a assi gmail ss. mfaan is iss is B B mf X na mx 3245.831 :m m amass? Q6 mmf-sa mamma 4 H 1 Us 4 U sg .gag-,vii NE swings H WWE? Y, is is is - w E mea,-' if an B rs -A ff is is is .1 is an - .sf Ma ssa B x B is nw Sl if mga x K-X me su '-2 E X N is 2 H W E B 'S f B ss is 2 5 xhz Us swf wwf, .flfsix ss 78.533, , .Hmmm an sw i i gm nf , -H an :xx i Q vi i i i ls and W I sa I, I W I r 1 as r, H 5 I -H M i a m is B ig ms i DEAN. DR. PULLIAS No s+uden+ will lorgel lhe broad brow. Hue frank, kindly eyes and firm moullw of Dean Pullias. A scholar in lwis field, willn a lceen inleresl in all learning, lie blends idealism willw realism in praclical Clirislian living. Ninefeen MR. CAMPBELL' Twenfy Regis+rar Readiness in service . . . exadness In organizajrion. Charm and graciousness in Iwer manner . . . radIa+ing high ideals wI'rI'1 her en- Ihusiasm. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS MISS MARSH Dean of Women fx MR. VAN DERVEER Bursar MR. DUER Dean of Men Friendly and unassuming . . . easy +o 2 approach . . . conscien+ious . . . punc- lilious . . . buf possessing helpful under- slanding. M R. KELLY Librarian Congenial in his relalionships . . . wise in his decisions . . . unlimiled in his abilify +o accomplish work. nm. Si In l l i L i I Willingness +o discuss financial prob- lems . . . efficiency in execuiive under- lalcings. Twenfy-one .Dl- 17. World wide in his oulloolc . . . a zesl for living . . . beloved for his slory felling . . . a spealcing knowledge of many DEPARTMEN Builds characler inlo a'rhle'ric abiliiy . . . personal lecfuring . . . simplifies scien- ,makes il a poin'r lo lcnow his men . . . Jrific Theories wifh praclical applica- successful Teams for several years. lions. DR. CooNs I Nafural Sciences MR. DUER Phys. Educa HEADS DR. PU LLIAS Psychology DR. RUBY English TEL .- ii ,Fm 3 -,T 4 Develops endearmenl for 'rhe masler- piece in lileralure . . . colors leclrures willw a keen sense of humor . . . a sporls enlliusiasl. Idealism blended willw realism . . . a smileffollowed by a friendly word . . a lasling faillw in Hue youllw of America. Twenly-lliree DR. SQUIRE Music and Ari' Deep and Jrliorouglw in his lliinlcing . . . inspires love of learning . . . inslills ap- precialrion of arls. A recognized aulrlnorify in her field . . . slresses 'rlwe praclical side in home building. DEPARTMENT DR. COONS . Home Economics EADS DR. WEST Religion MR. THOMPSON Social Science A Jrrue sludenl of English l-lislory . . . easy lo follow well-ouilinecl leciures . . . enioys fishing and ranching. An example of Chrisiian living . . . hum- ble in his a++i+ude . . . pradical in his suggeslions . . . circumspecl in his coun- seling. Twen+y-six INSTRUCTGRS MRS. SWAB MR, WHITE Ari' Ari- V M 5 MR. SHEFFER Physical Educafion fr MISS PERSHING MR. MARTIN Speech Business Adminisfrafion INSTRUCTORS MR. CLARK MISS EASLEY Social Sciences Educaiion MR. DERRICK Spanish MISS HORNER DR' BAXTER English Religion Twenfy-seven Twenfy-eighf INSTRUCTCDRS DR. WILBURN M155 MALQNE Religion Music MISS BACHMAN Businesf Adminishafion MISS BLACK DR. DUNCAN Speech Ma+hema'fics INSTRUCTORS OD MR WHITTEN MR. GATEWO . ' ' Hisfory Religion V 4 N J l 1 MR. HARTJEN Finance Manager Twenfy-nine Thirty INSTRUCTCJRS xx fx 5, MRS. BAXTER MISS ELLERBRAKE Musnc English HQWM' 5 .. M R. GRAVELLE Nafural Sciences Q5 .K . MISS McCLURE MRS. O'NEAL ' Home Economics Physical Educaiion INSTRUCTORS DR. GREEN MR. McCALEB Religion Religion DR. ROBERSON 4 Reliqion i i Miss BUCHANAN M155 WILEY Home ECOl10mi,CS Home Econgmicg Thirfy-one Thirfy-fwo INSTRUCTGRS DR. NICHOL MISS PEARSON Religion Library assisfanf MISS HEALY Secrefary fo Bursar Zi, in 3 viii: I J, A AS.SA , S ,J A 4 R , MR. TATE MEA 'im-L Religion 'mc INSTRUCTORS DR. RANDALL DR. RANDALL MRS. INGALLS Physician Physician Secrefary io Regisfrar AL SOLDO Chef We E5 , is Thirfy-fhree STUDEN To Jackie Kubiss, Sludenl Body Presi- denl, goes credil for much of The elli- . cienl' operalion of Jrhis yearls board. Jackie, lhough a hislory major, won Jrhe hearl of lhe campus Jrhrough her skillful acling in Pepperdine dramalic produc- JACQUELINE KUBISS. Ch,,i,m,,,, lions, and has led l'he sludenls lhrouqh one of The linesl sessions in lhe hislory of Jrhe school. ART BYERLEY ALLEN RICE ROBERT BROADUS Freshman Presideni' Senior Presideni' Promenade Edifor il in-and Thirly-four .fgcfiui fiea n EMMETT LONG MARY PHILIPS a . Vice-Presidenf Secrefary Feiss' 'swf ,ass E EQ.-ning vie 99 ,A sl M ..'.. . U' B: FFR? K H Q53-Kms i gigs KE ,sm ' -as L H1 The Sludenl Board of I944-45 enjoyed an unusually suc- cessful year, wilh meelings conducled weekly in The new Siudenl' Board Office in lhe Adminislralion Building. A lealure of ils work was The inaugurafion of sludenl body meelrings, in which any siudenl' was allowed To slare his opinion of campus aliiairs. LOIS ARNETT Graphic Edifor a is 1 is -f is .QR B. Exf- an .m xx Q X-Fu HP is is is an M ss Pm Aw ,gm -was , :mga E M Hs 21 -wa' Q Waxsffjsms is mm 1 A ' I was Jw n is is an ,HH , HK mn E .., mam me Em M ma is inseam ,ss sl a may is is aw, any is X' W sum, E ze mamma as '41 l ss RAY LAWYER Ju nior Presidenf LES WANDELL Sophomore Fresiclenf as W aegis :E is Thirfy-five Tliirfy six COMMITTEES Campus ljf I e Commillees, appoinlecl by +l1e Sludenl Board func lioned wilh unusual success This year, proving Jrhe eflecliveness of 'rhis unique Pepperdine plan. I Commillee chairmen were: ' VARDA MAN l:ORRlST Social Life ROTHY YOUNG Fine Arfs ANNE BABB Campus Beau DO lilicalion ER LOIS ARNETT Publicalions JOHN BESSIRE Religious Life ANDREW SAUNDERS S+ d u enf Employmenl RELIGIGN IN LIFE Progress, in The sense of acquisilion, is sornelhingg buf progress in 'rhe sense of being, is a greal deal more. To grow higher, deeper. wider, as lhe years go on: 'ro conquer difliculfies, and acquire more and more power: To feel all one's facullies unfolding, and lrulh descending inlo Jrhe soul, all This makes life wor'rh living. l-lere in Jrhe pleasanl, dignified selling of The beau- Jriful audilorium, Jrhe' sludenl body meels each day for ils period of devolion. Thirfy-sev Thirfyseiglrvl MISSION STUDY OTIS GATEWOOD, leader Each Wednesday evening, under Ilwe direclion of Olis Galewood. a group meels Io sfudy +I1e prolo- Iems of mission work al home and abroad. Definile plans are being Iormulaled for Chrislian missions Io be planled in Europe in lhe near fulure. CHAPEL SERVICES ARE A FEATURE OF DAILY LIFE AT PEPPERDINE TIMOTHY CLUB HAROLD KEY, LOGAN FOX, ROBERT BROADUS, Quarferly Chairmen The Timo+hy Club This year has dis- cussed some of Jrhe mosi' serious problems Jrhe church has fo face. Faculfy members and sfudenrs srudy +o2ge+ber Jrhe viral issues of Hue day. TI-nirfy Forfy 1 .V is mx ,, ., -1 iv , GLOVER SHIPP BILL FISHER PROMENADE ALDEN NORTON and ANNE BABB Eolilor-in-Chief ..,..A... .....,.. R oberl Broaclus Business Manager ..,.,,, ....,,,..,. B illy Youni Arlrisi ...,,..,.....,......,,..... ......,.,..,.....,...,... G lover Shipp i Plioiographers ..,............ Lewis Wolf, Bill Fisher ' George l-luliiman Lnkerary ...........,.,.......,....,...,.,......... Aclivilies .......,. Doreen Bond, Mildred Talley W. Alclen Norion Sporls ................,.,...........,.........,,.,. Barbara Banlcson, Millie Mason Anne Babb Classes ........,,.. Snapslwols .....,...,...............,..,.,.................... Typisls ......... Dusky Broadus, Annelle Tigreli GEORGE HUFFMAN R ROBERT BRoA,Dus DOREEN BOND, MILDRED TALLEY BARBARA BANKSON. MILLIE MASON E Foriy-one, - QUARTERLY EDITORS: Belly Van Hoy Nichols Marjorie Sewell Lois Arne+'r CARL COFFMAN, Columnisi ll LLOYD same, Columnisf ' THE GRAPHIC Forfy-fwo HANK BROWN JACK BLACKWELL Belly Nichols. Mariorie Sewell and Lois Arnell Edilors-in-Chief Mary Philips ......i...,,....e ...,,.... A ssislanf Edilor l-lanlc Brown ,.......... ...,,...,. S porls Edilor Carl Coffman ................,...,i.rier.,.,,,,e,......... Eealure Edilor COLUMNISTS -, , I. y Lloyd Seflrle Opal l-lornloaclc Pal Byers ' - fy ' James Smylhe Doflie Young Penny Evans B :-, 5 ,W 'P REPORTERS MARY PHILIPS Willie B. Norlon Doreen Bond Delmar Bunn Evelyn Wingard John Bessire Boggs Huff June Powers I TYPISTS Belly Smilh Eunice Wilson Jack Blackwell ,,,,..,,,,,., ..................... B usiness Manager Lucy Lee Slack ......,.,c. ,............ C ircula'l'ion Manager Lewis Wolf ....,..,,...s.,,,,. .,.,................,,,..., P liolograplwer Dr. Wade Ruby .............. ..A...,.. F acul'ry Advisor P R S C L U B Forly-'rlw THE MIXED CHORUS For+y-'Four MUSIC THE MEN'S QUARTET THE ORCHESTRA THE MEN'S CHORUS Under ine capable guidance of Neil I-lill, Pepperdine alumnus, ine mens' chorus and The orchesira have become promineni paris of Hwe college musical life. Programs presenjred in chapel have been delighiful enieriainmenf for Hue siudenfs. Forfy-five Mr. L. E. Behymer chais wi'l'h Dr. Tiner. Dr. Squire and Dr. Tiner wiih lhe American Ballad Singers. Foriy-six CONCERT SERIES A feafure of lhe year I944-45 was The series of concerls presenled under Jrhe supervision of Dr. Squire. Capacily audiences filled lhe audi- lorium lo hear The Don Cossacks, The Brill Siring Trio, The American Ballad Singers, and Barlleli and Roberison. THE LITTLE FOXES Ty-eighi' THE BLACK FRIARS DOTTY YOUNG, Presidenf 6 Soullwern Planlalion Waffle Parly back- siage for eniire sludenl body. O Red Cross program in chapel for fund drive. O Social in Cliinalown al Golden Pagoda. O Trip lo Television Sludio in l-lollywood. Scenes from The Wedding Rehearsal and This Nighf Shall Pass. WINTER PLAYS Back of +he glamor. O The Wedding Rehearsal O This Nigh+ Shall Pass C The Courfing of Marie Jenvrin T M ,inq- , M 1. , , vu if . aa an - a VNU, Fo rfy Fifiy MAGNIFICENT OBSESSICDN The brighiesi' s+ars of fhe Pepperdine siage EARLE LEAKE and VIRGINIA RICE THE OASIS Reclecoraring and modernizing. Iniriaiing special luncheons for clay s'ruden+s. Serving Self's super-cluper donuf specials. Raising morale of s+uden+s wi+l'i plenry of good food. Fiffy FiTTy-T PI KAPPA DELTA Bri Under The helm oT Dr. BaTsell BarreTT BaxTer, The Torensics squad This year produced over TwenTy TirsT places and a number oT second and Third places in TournamenTs held aT Pasadena College, College oT The Pacific, Linfield College, SeaTTle Paciliic College, and Pepperdine. The men's TirsT debaTe Team, composed oT Lloyd SeTTle and EmmeTT Long, won all major TournamenTs enTered, To gain The WesT CoasT cham- pionship. lvlariorie Sewell won Trom one To Three TirsTs in every meeT oT The year in The evenTs oT oraTory, exTemporaneous and imprompTu speak- LOGAN FOX. RALPH KELLY si ' is l LLOYD SETTLE, EMMETT LONG s Honors In Debates ing. Roberl Broaclus was ouislancling in lhe exiemporaneous speaking con+es'r. As The highesl honor in speech work, sluclenls of merif gain member- ship in 'rhe California Zeia lPepperclinel chapler of Pi Kappa Della, na- lional honorary speech lralernily. Holding lhe highesl degree in lhis organizarion, rhal of special dislinclion, are: Marjorie Sewell, Jean McKenzie, Rober+ Broadus, Emmeii Long anol Dr. Balsell Barrelf Baxler. MARJORIE SEWELL, ROBERT BROADUS , 1 XC W is ' 7 X 0 , U5 .qi f' 54 3' Li.: . .f-'la--2 - -. ,4?fg?,, I 1 Fig' Y ,T 1 f' u fx: '1 -sniwg, Filly-ihree Fiffy-'Fou r WE SERVE O Giving gala guarferly birllwday clinners. O Ushering al plays and concerls. O Prornoling new lrienclslnips willw gel-acguainfecl parlies. I Making Servicemen happy wi'rl'1 Cl1ris+mas Cards and Valen+ine noles. O Serving al all limes in a gra- cious manner. .X4 Ctlfl'tl'I'l6L5 Frances Thurman, Presideni' Lee Ora Nor+hcuH' V Shirley Smiih Jackie Kubiss Elwancla Wl1i'Hen Kafherine 'Lillie Mary Philips Lena Belle Copeland Freida Ellis Winifred Foxlee Gwenn Kranovich J6fLigAf5 i The Knighls Sociely is lhe honorary men's service organizalion. Only Those who have allained iunior slanding and who are dedicaled lo serving Jrhe college comrnunily are eligible for membership. EmmeH' Long, King SQUIRES MERLINS Vardaman Forrisfer, Earl Les'I'er Wendell E. V. Pullias Allen Rice, Chancellor Logan Fox Richard Clark Roberf Broadus John Bessire Hugh M. Tiner Jack Blackwell Henry Brown Earl Lealce Ernesi Brossard Andrew Saunders Nick Buzolich Horace While Fiffy-fi ve WHO'S WHO NW. iq N Ei Bw Fiffy-six ra lm w X 1,-fz:.J,W?9 ' ' :ul ' ' L1 -f V ' 1'-V. Us 1 M, 4--2-im. -yr-M if .V Tina.. JACQUELINE KUBISS VARDAMAN FORRISTER EMMETT LONG .. - i1..fJ ' - . fu,-It xl: H .-A-f' 'I Y . ' 1 Rif t 3. ' ' 'gf.gs,,g. Z ,E .BL 6 kia? 'rn E 6 '11 'HH , xv. in I 2 ' I '44 W Q? A f7 1f3'5' M mf ' f ww Sw W -smrrg MARY PHILIPS BARBARA MOORE FIRETAG Y . I MARJORIE SEWELL FRANCES THURMAN Each year an eclilion of Who's Who Among Sludenls in American Universilries ancl Colleges is published, giving names anol biographical slcelches of slrudenls selecled from over 600 colleges and universilies in America. These s+ucIen+s are chosen by a Iacully commiffee as Ihe mosl oulslancling in Iheir respeclive schools, on Ihe basis of scholarship, Ieacler- ship, characler, exlra-curricular acfivilies ancl pofenfialijry for Iulure suc- cess ancl service. IBe'I I'y VanHoy Nichols, also elecied Io Ihe honor, wifhdrew from schooll ALLEN RICE ROBERT BROADUS Fiflyeseven Fiffy-eigiwi Establishing produciion room mak- ing useful arjricles for service men. Enieriaininq a+ ine hospiials. Sewing iayeHes for service men's families. Presenjring skii in Builock's window. i i i i A NURSE, MISS WILEY, MRS. PEPPERDINE, MRS. FIRETAG ll 17' PRESIDEN'IlS: Barbara Firefag. Fall Quarfer Marjorie Leaks, Winier Quarfer Barbara Williams. Spring Quarfer RED CROSS THE BLOOD BANK COMES TO THE CAMPUS J' XX Q! Fiffy-nine Aa Sixiy if , INTER-SORCDRITY COUNCIL LORENE WELLS FREIDA ELLIS ANNE BABB ALLIE EVANS JEAN BURTON RUTH SCHULTZ JACKIE KUBISS MAJORIE LEAKE WINIFRED FOXLEE AUDREY NEPTUNE ALBERTA BECK Arranging rush pariy olaies. Holding recepIion for new so cial club, Chi Omega Chi. Ironing oui Social Club prob KATHY ADAMS H lems successfully. GWENN KRANOVIC FRANCES THURMAN . was 'E 'if f E V A 9 I U - I R I.. nw, .. , f 1. Digg! . Mirvx 1.49-L: - wr L i f-I-soubrra. -,,,...-v-:L ,,,,.,.N--1-1 if-pd.. f4,,..,- .,,-,.,..f---- .MW E.. .. W. A. A. ToMMlE DERRICR, Presiden+ PAULINE HELDT MARGARET NIELSON Lois ARNETT ANNE BABB MARGARET BROWN FREIDA ELLIS ALLIE EVANS GENEVIEVE GALBRAITH RosERTA HATCH JANET KING JACKIE Ruslss LUCILLE RoLzlN ESTELLE RUBY LoRENE WELLS EuNlcE WILSON PATTIE nYERs JEWELL RISLEY AUDREY NEPTUNE GLADYS wlu.s DOTTIE YOUNG JEAN BURTON FRANCES THURMAN lni'ria1'Ing af Pracfice House Enferfaining new girls in gym Affending Play Day aT U.S.C. Banquefing af McDonnelI's PIan+a1'ion Sponsoring All SporTs Nigl1T in gym. Sixfy-one me . was Sixiy-Iwo 1 , mu : W V, .. ,,,.g,:1- 'A DECUREANS EMMETT LONG, Presicleni MARJORIE SEWELL HARRY ROBERT FOX, Jr. PAUL ISAAC CRAWFORD HOUSER ROBERT BROADUS BETTY JANE ROBERTS NEOLA MAGEE J. T. JOHNSON CHRIS PANOS BARBARA WILLIAMS Discussing governmenjr affairs a+ weekly meeiings ' A++encIing Pacific-Sou+I'1wes+ In- Jrernaiional ReIa+ions Clubs Con- ference Holding a dinner meeiing where Polish refugee spoke Eeaslring royaIIy a+ annual banquef af IvIcDonneII's Pianiaiion fu.. '? 1 .-A MEON NU uf .J W Q Q g fQmQ,.. n fial-:og 7 - 13 ,.v-.- ' . 1a-, giflfn' -SHIFYZS, POLLAGRAMMATIC SOCIETY This socie+y is composed of Ihose sfudenlrs who are oufsianding in scholasric achievemenr. Each year a unique iniI'iaIion ceremony is presenied in chapeI. One of Ihe mos+ exclusive of campus organizahons, I+ selecrs only a small parI of Ihe sIuoIenI body for membership. HARRY ROBERT FOX, Jr., Presidenr JOHN ARNOLD BANKS WANDA BAXTER PATRICIA BIGBEE ROBERT BOX VIRGIL BRADFORD DUSKY BROADUS ROBERT BROADUS PATTI BYERS LENABELLE COPELAND BOYD FIELD HARRY R. FOX, Jr. HARRY R. FOX, Sr. LOGAN ROX WINIFRED FOXLEE OTIS GATEWOOD PAUL ISAAC ROBERT A. JONES ROY KEY JACOUELINE KUBISS MARJORIE LEAKE EDITH LENTZ KATHERINE LILLIE LORRAINE MORAN MARGARET NEILSEN ROY PALMER MARY PHILIPS NOBLE ROGERS MARJORIE SEWELL ALMA SMITH JAMES SMYTHE ELDENE STITES RICHARD E. TAYLOR FRANCES THURMAN BERNICE WEBB VELMA WEST GLADYS WILLS DOROTHY YOUNG BILLY G. YOUNT n Sixiy-fhree Q -- In f. A is J, KN' gf, MARILYN HALL CCDUNCIL SHIRLEY SMITH HELENA FENDLEY GWENN KRANOVICI-I NELDA JUSTISS LOIS ARNETT BERNIECE ACREE LUCY LEE SLACK IDA ERICKSON FRANCES TI-IURMAN Sixfy-fou r A+I'endIng Io problems of dor mi'Iory government PromoIing cIormiIory beauifi caI'Ion. E g f 'TE A . N Q Af 1 ' ' Q? 1 ffluiiixw Sponsoring inleresling slencil clem- onslralion Making Life Masks Exlwibiling Millard Slweels' painlings s Lewis' Orienlal col- ALPHA RHO Displaying Mis leclrion Jewell Risley and Beverley Heafon slcefch Ver- mon+ Avenue Church building. ' QQ TA U ANNE BABB, Presidem' BEVERLEY HEATON MARIE LESEUR G-ENEVIEVE GALBRAITH JANE BRADFORD GENEVA TEFERTILLER HELEN ANDERSON LAURALEE CAWELTI CHRISTINE PYLAND JEWELL RISLEY JOAN PENN RICHARD CANTWELL NADINE WILEY NELDA JUSTISS RUTH SCHULTZ JIM SEWELL GLOVER SHIPP GEORGETTE DAVIS DOROTHY GILLESPIE Sindy-five fwdwfa 3745 SPANISH CLUB MI ' O Dining al Padua Hills - O Alfending Spanish llwealer 7Ls'fJ..,f9y', lfpfi O Exploring Olvera Slreef 'a- i Ai ., ' ', ffl O W T' Jr Soulh A 'can pen pals l JJAf iningi+ias Casuelgcjll XJ ffgwyjw' ll , 1 .7 ,V I I v V ' A' -. aa, , af-Za, baffle or if 'KJ h 'Mi' A i.5ff,,.f 0 4 if fjMf?',f22ffi4agfamfJ ,ff if i? R M A N if ' . +LN2wfJ Weill fn gflfgfg if gf U il V4 jwbffl l,aaigifaJa,Qfiaafr,Jgf i a Pfmfw J yj, - ? fy: -Q-'f digg!! I . S' ly-six i ff I HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Working on Red Cross ChrisTmas siockings for Servicemen. Sponsoring Ciofhing drive for Bel- gian relief. Dining ai' Chinafown. Serving af Union Siaiion U.S.O. Giving fashion show for Faculiy Wives and Mofhers' Club. IGH AUDREY NEPTUNE, Presideni EVELYN KEY LOIS HLITCHINsoN RUTH CLARK MARGARET BROWN ToMMIE DERRICK BETTY MORRIS BERNICE WEBB WILLIE B. NORTON HELEN KIRKHLJEE JEAN WILLIAMS ALMA TEFERTILLER MARJORIE LEAKE BERNIECE ACREE ELoIsE ELLER JACQUELINE MCPHERSON JOYCE CoNDER HELEN CRUMP RUTH POWELL CHRISTINE PYLAND DOROTHY VAN BLJSKIRK JEAN VAN Loo F in-. N A f 'SUPP' S xfy-s en MOTHERS' CLUB The Moihers' Club has This year given alrlenlion To The boys in The service. The group has been aclive in corresponding wilh Jrhe fellows, and has helped supporl On The Beam, a periodical deolicaled To Those who serve. - FACULTY WIVES fy-eagm CREATIVE WRITERS CLUB The Creafive Wriiers' Club, organized during The year under Jrhe sponsorship of Dr. Wade Ruby, has as Hs main proiecr, The publicaiion of a magazine of siudenf aufhorship. Lloyd Seiile, famous for his po+enJr pen, was chosen edifor. Sindy JACOUELINE KUBISS. Presidenf BETTY PERSHING, Faculfy Sponsor VIRGINIA LEE RICE BETTY ANN JOHNSON RUTH WILLIAMSON BEVERLEY HEATON BARBARA BANKSON RUBY ATWOOD KATHLEEN HUGHES HELEN KIRKI-IUFF JEAN WILLIAMS LOUISE SKIFF . CJ O O I Vacaikioning a+ Big Bear I Barbecueing Backyard SI'yIe Q ' f I Ins+aIIing officers ai Chafeau Elysee O Exploring CI1ina+own O O Banquefing ai Chapman Park Ho+eI I j!i's -ZSABEIF: illisl PN Savenfy PHI SIGMA TAU O AUDREY NEPTUNE, Presideni MRS. RUSSELL SOUIRE, Sponsor ELOISE ELLER ' MARIE LESEUR MARION YOUNC-3 MARY JO FORD DOLORES CATI-ICART NEOLA MAGEE MARILYN FRATT CHARLOTTE HUMPHREY ALICE JONES LINA CLOUGI-I LORRAINE MORAN RUTH CLARK PAULINE I-IELDT WINIFRED FOXLEE SevenIy-one THETA SIGMA CH Z gj,4,,,, ,W lfffwefeow- --- W ' A ,Mr Q Jr,-,W- ' lZSeeing The DrunIcard'2TTI'1ea+er Mari E6 I Enferfaining Rushees af Cresfline - 1, 1- - ,f A 1 Cheering Hockey games aI Pan Pacific . if Pedal-pushing aI GriI3Fi+I1 Park - Af' W O Banque+ing aI' Clwafeau Elysee . I - V61 c 6vp0 'Yj4iJ'?-4 , M,fff1'WnL,7H!ZZ.1a1wwQ4VAe7 Sevenfy-Iwo - f if I y,4,-450.1 V -.-' ANNE BABB, Presideni' DOROTHY YOUNG GLADYS WILLS SHIRLEY SMITH ALLIE EVANS EVELYN WINGARD BARBARA WILLINMS BETTY JANE ROBERTS LINDA KIRKPATRICK BARBARA FIRETAG GAIL MORRISON JEAN MOORE JUNE LORD AVIS DAVIS ELEANOR O'NEAL, Facullry Sponsor E JEAN BURTON, President' RUTH SCHULTZ EUNICE WILSON MARGARET NEILSEN J Z K A P P A GENEVIEVE GALBRAITH PAT BYERS RUTH DENNISON JANE HAMMOND JANET HAMMOND MARY HELEN HENRY BETTE LOU MAYO JACKIE PATTERSON NANCY PORCH JO ANN SARGENT O Rushing new girls a'r lradiiional mounlrain parly I Acling as Coos for Baslcelball dinners 0 Slepping our lo see Ken Murray's Blaclcouls LOUISE SCHUIT O Enlerlaining Alumnae al lea RUBY WILUAMS I Banquefing af Beverly Hills Holel MRS. A. O. DUER, Sponsor ef Q SQ GIS Sevenlyffln ree FREIDA ELLIS, Presidenlr LOIS ARNETT ELWANDA WHITTEN KATHERINE LILLIE DOREEN BOND TOMMIE DERRICK LORENE WELLS ESTELLE RUBY NELDA JUSTISS LOLA COOK MARGARET BROWN LEA ORA NORTHCUTI PAT SOUTHWARD MARY PHILIPS NORMA HENDRIX JERRY PICKETT I X SevenIy-four I' 0 Enferiaining rushees ai. Manhaiian Beach ' Aiiending sfage produdion of Winged Vicfory FCBCUIIY Sponsor O Riding horseback ai Gvriiifiih Park O Sponsoring Peanu'r SisI'ers Q S+epping ou+ Io see The Red MiII'.' K KAPPA KAPPA ' ' 'i FRANCES THURMAN, P MILDRED HOUSE LUCY LEE SLACK LAURALEE CAWELTI SADIE LEA AYERS EVELYN BILL SELMA BODDY LENABELLE COPELAND HELEN CRUMP GEORGETTE DAVIS ROSEMARY DAWSON HELLEN FOSTER NANCY GOULDY EVELYN HERRING LOIS HURLY AUDREY HURT LELA MAE JOHNSON OPAL JONES DOROTHY KELLY IRENE LASATER ETHEL LONG MYRTLE MARLOW ALMA TEEERTILLER BEVERLY MEYER MARILYN MILLER EUNICE MITCHELL AMY POLE LOUISE SHEPHERD MARIE WALTERS VIVIAN YOUNG residen'r Picnicking aI Cify Playground Enferlraining af Chrisfmas Parfy Serving as I-Iosfesses 'For Faculfy I'ea Turning Farmere++es for annual Barn ParI'y DELTA RHO P Dressing formaIIy for insI'aIIa+ion of officers Q SevenIy-five Seveniy-six ALBERTA BECK, Presidenf KAY HERMANN DOROTHY GILLESPIE WYNEMA WALLIN MARY CHRONISTER ALICE HARDMAN NINA PRESTON HELEN ANDERSON KATHY ADAMS DOROTHY HAMMER GENEVA TEFERTILLER JODY CANADY LYNDELL DAVIS PEGGY PARKER CAROLYN WEAKLEY VIRGINIA MCDONALD VIOLA BREWER DOROTHY BEWLEY MARILYN MASON ELENA HARRISON JENNIE BATES JACOUIE WATJE I I CHI OMEGA CHI O Dining a+ 'rhe Li++le Gypsy O Receiving, formally, ai Marilyn Hall O Spending gay hours ai Jrlwe beach I AH'encling opening nigl1'r ai S.C. I Banqueiing formally H 51 agi- O -D izqfplpxi V I NICK BUZOLICH. Presiden+ LESTER WANDELL JACK BLACKWELL RICHARD TAYLOR ' SHAN DENNISTON ROBERT CLARK ROBERT O'BRIEN LLOYD SETTLE FRANK 'MANGIONE JOHN SHANNON RICHARD CLARK, Sponsor OLY TEGNER, Co-sponsor BEACHCOMBERS O Formal ini'ria+ion af Forbidden Cove O S.C.-U.C.L.A. Foofball Game and Thealre Parly 5 QP O Annual Banquel and Alumni Reunion C Monflwly Sfealc-Fries a+ Playa Del Rey O Sldg ParlY for Nick Buzolich Sevenfy-seven Sevenfyreighf J. T. JOHNSON, Supper LORAN BIGGS BERNARD BYERLEY BILLY SMITH BOOOS HUFF BOB ROWLAND BEN PAXTON ALBEN HENDRIX LOGAN FOX . TERRELL BELL JIM SEWELL LYNN MEALISTER ROSOOE MARRS BOB JONES ALLEN RICE HORAOE WHITE I Roasfing weiners a'r Playa del Rey I Frolicking af Venice Pier l O Picnicking a+ Sanfa Paula O Banqfsefing af The Ambassador SUB T-16 . MEIJBTOUQ I CD PHI BETA CHI O Enjoying slealcs al Mrs. Marble's 0 Dining and exploring KnoH s Berry Farm I Holding gay club meelings af Squires' O Excursing al' Elysian Park O Banquefing royally a+ Laguna Beach LEWlS KING, Presidenl ANDREW SAUNDERS ROBERT BROADUS SHORTY LONG JOHN BESSlRE ORVEL BOYD ALDEN NORTON DELMAR BUNN STERLING FOX JAMES SMYTHE CRAWFORD HOUSER IRL STALCUP DALE NEILSEN RAYMOND LAWYER GEORGE MORRISON PETE CANTWELL VARDAMAN EORRISTER BEN PEPPERDINE ALAN BRYAN ALLEN HIMES ALVIN SOUIRE BOB l-llMES DR. RUSSELL N. SQUIRE, Eaculfy Sponsor Sevenfy-nine LF HANK BROWN, Presidenf DICK HAALBLOOIVI CLAUDE RICHARDSON CARMAN SMITH CARL SMITH GLOVER SHIPP DAVE WAAS CHARLES GOLD PETE JELLEY CHRIS PANOS CARROLL DAVIS DICK TAYLOR L. G. ACREE PHIL SHANER P ATERSODAV6 Eighfy . FRATER SCDALIS I Picnicking aI FerncIeII O Thrilling Io U.C.L.A.-Alameda foo'rbaII game I Enioying beau+iIuI Ice Capades O Banquefing informally Sporfa J P X i W NICK BUZOl.lCl-l, 54-9 poinls scored, his oursranding play and leadership won LiHle All-American B A S K E T B A L L honors in Kansas Ciry. The I94-5 Waves rolled up 'rhe grealesl record over lhe sfrongesr opposilion in Pepperdine l-lislory. During 'rhe playing season, only one college live, Jrhe U.C.L.A. quinlel, managed lo defeal Jrhe slrong G. P. C. combine, and Jrhen only afler They had bowed earlier in lhe season before Jrhe on-rushing 'ride of The Waves. ' Eighfy CHEERLEADERS BYER5. KING, AND ANDERSON Many Jrop-nofch Service reams and commercial squads of Jrhe Los Angeles area were defeaied on The hardwood by ihe fighiing Duermen. Only 'rhe besi succeeded in eke- ing ou+ a decision over The Wave five, and even They found a fighf and a game 'fill The bang of Jrhe gun. O'BRlEN, forward, 381 poinis CLARK, guard, I77 poinfs Eigh+y-fwo The qreaT '45 season was climaxed by The Third annual Trip To The NaTional TournamenT oT smaller colleges in Kansas CiTy, Missouri. The Waves won Three hard-ToughT Tles beTore falling in The Tinals To a sTrong New Orleans Loyola Team. For This greaT TournamenT play, however, Nick Buzolich and Bob Clark received All-American awards and Bob O'Brien was chosen as a second Team Torward. Coach Duer can well be proud oT These boys, Their records. and The '45 baslceTball season. No one need praise Coach Duer. The records his Teams have made speak by Themselves. Coach is also acTive aT G. P. C. as Teacher, Dean oT Men, and in religious leadership. HENDRIX, forward, 340 poinfs WANDELL, forward, Ill poinfs , LAWYER, guard, 103 poinfs EighTy-Three 1 ff ' -: 'X I Y iv' r-5' -Q, wg 'Hg nf tggssf ggfg? wg x'x'I.Y ,f:frv W, 31.11 J , F' ml' .eqljx LAKES? A if of M, ,, f .. 'FM' 35 ' ' ' .' 55 ff an js -fn, 5 ,i ,Q j g? . -wqa X 41 xr-gl A mi V fs 'Wx f F W . .2 I L'-P ' If .X -1 2221? ,. , Xu 013:51 , ga , -W. T N iff Q? gf .n.W,. f V tj wifi if 2 dwg A f i ,S 32 -f X ' 5 M as Q is Q ' EVE? , , JK V 9 I -s L- 4 K .1 B Y ' ix if m gs f' 1- 'I ig, gg 4' nl v' 'E if 5 H. NQQ . N, Wiz , 5 ME 2. ,E A, fp My J'-x 1 I XL 'f V, V , 4 2 .1 , My 7.2K K A ,, 'L ,N ' 5 L , 1.4 Q Q ff g E .. 22 XM Q . ' -. 4 asf W M, .:. A 1: fu. I isgwwfg Vi K Bi , 'EQ ,Lg A, I V 5 I X5 I, BASKETBALL BANQUET Perhaps Jrhe high poini in college spiri'r was reached ihis year a+ a ban- quei' held in honor of fhe squad. Na- dineWiiey was crowned queen, wirh Jean Burron. Marjorie Leake, Freida Ellis, Gladys Wills, and Ruih Schulrz serving as maids of honor. Mr. Huberf Derrick ciimaxed The occasion wirh a hilarious erfori in orafory. Eigl-:fy-seven . if ww Aw 15 iii . W5 , -w 'i- 2 it ss .fin . ggi ,s ,S ew is ' : 1 w,:, Si W, Wm 1 15 A XM .. 'LH an xii.. 3 H A-1, 3 1-um! 2 i n COACH DERRICK TENNIS Coach I-luberi' Derricic's good humor, Jrrue sporlrsmanship, and ready wif make him a favofiie in 'rhe class room and on +he 'rennis court I-le Teaches his boys To piay for +he love of Jrhe game, and incidenfally Turns ou+ some rackejreers of nafional rec- ogniiion. No siouch a+ ihis game himself is coach. NEILSON SELF WANDELL Eigh+y-eighi BUZOLICH SQUAD HUFF Pepperdine sporfs a lop-nolch rennis aggregalion This '45 season. Led by lanky Nick Buzolich and fiery Les Wan- dell, relurning lellermen, Jrhe Jream is supplemenled by sleady Boggs l-lull, slugger Bob Clark, powerhouse Dale Neilsen, and buslling Peckerwood Lulher Self. Buzolich is rared one of l'he besl on 'rhe coasr as a soloisl, and lasl year formed a duel wilh Gary Ruby lo cop second place honors in The Narional Tournament Ruby was unable +o answer roll call Jrhis season, buf his shoes are capably filled by Boggs I-lurf. Buzolich-Huff combinalion is expecled ro really go places. Eighiry nine 1 BASEBALL SQUAD MANAGER CAMPBELL COACH SHEFFER WiTh less Than Three weeks before G. P. C.'s TirsT league TilT. Coach Clarence ShaTTer Took The reins oT The Wave baseball Team. Five reTurning leTTermen provided The groundwork and Coach began To build. CaTcher Shan DennisTon came home Trom The Marines: PiTchers Norm CarpenTer and George Mohr enTered school: Jimmy Van Way, Willie Corona, Bob Clark, Roscoe Marrs were new sTudenTs ThaT greaTly sTrengThened The infield. These men added To veTerans J. T. Johnson, Frankie Mangione, Alvin Squire, Terrell Bell, and Alden NorTon, gave G. P. C. iTs greaTesT all Time baseball Team. .Ninefy OPAL HORNBACK OFFicial Scorer HAWKEYE DENNISON INFIELD OUTFIELD BATTERY Ninefy-orgle LQ. ' N i nefy-fwo SUB-T FOOTBALL TEAM ALL-STAR FOOTBALL TEAM NElLsoN BELL soums Nonrom smm-1 CLARK MANAGER NICK BUZOLICH MEN Ll if . . TERRELL BELL EYES THE BUCKET ACTION IN INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL NTRAMURALS YYY- .M -fy -v--- A K ,. Y, ,, ., SUB T BASKETBALL TEAM Ninefy-Three ll... Ninefy-four PAU LINE HELDT, MANAGER ALBERTA BECK I MARIE LE SEUR, ARCHERY CHAMP WOMENS ZETA KAPPAS NTRAMURALS BECK AND N INDEPEN- DENTS EILSON, TENNIS CHAMPS ,V A Q 'AW I 6Jpu 1':a'I fa 9 ' ., r, -1 , 5 w . im .sl , ' wi? . A 2.2 ff' , 'A 1, 53215 1 '1r...4 Q'-EQSSQ 25,5 - 'BXQHEQQQ rf I I ,xg5,, H ss an I HQ X151 V 4 QUQQSSQ ' KZ ESS' xM,,,,frf'2 WMM? Qummaxif, -ginaiwmsuyh HRK 1315516 n V, M Hg! M I '31 F7 -L A, d'me.',E' S9 N1 xmwugsf .f mmf 5 ww: .af .gg :,., Ninefy-five F f 11'-.... These are Jrhe Pepperdine graduafes for I945. From all parl's of The nalion she has gafhered Jrhem up, and has molded Them in Jrhe Pepperdine way. Now,'wi'rh higher ideals, lceener inlellecls. and finer characlrers, Jrhey go forlrh in all direc- lions. CLASS oF' fy-eight Y ALLEN RICE. Presidenf To Allen Rice fell fhe responsibili+y of lead- ing Jrhe graduahnq class Jrhrouqh Hs las+ year. Ably assisred by Mr. Boyd and Mrs. Thurman, he performed his Jrasks well. In a year made difficuh' by warfime delays, The seniors, neverfheless, moved forward wilrh success. SENIOR CLASS SCDFFICERS ORVEL BOYD, Vice-Presideni' FRANCES THURMAN, Secreiary-Treasurer ARNETT BIGBEE BOX BOYD BROADUS BURTON DERRlCK EMERSON FORD Lois Arnell ..,,.,.... ..........,.........,....,.... ..,...,,... A l lnambra Roberi Broaclus .,..A,.....,..,.,................,........... Lancasier. Ky. English Religion Pairicia Bigbee .......,........,................,........AA,,...., Los Angeles Jean Burlon ..............,,..,,.,.A........,,...,,..,...... Nashville. Tenn. Social Science Psychology Roberl' Box ...,.....,......,..,....,....,.,......,.,.......,,. ,......... S an Pedro Tommie Derrick ,........,,..........................,..........,.,,....,... Burbank Religion . Home Economics Orvel Boyd ........,...................,.,.......................... Valclosia, Ga. Oran Emerson ...,. - ....,.......s....... ,,....,................ ......,. B u rbank Religion-Speecl'1 Religion Mary Jo Ford .i.........,..,...........,.,,...,,..,.. ...,,.., I nglewoocl Music Nineiy-nine One Hundred CLASS OF 1 FOX HARRIS HELDT Harry R. Fox, Sr. .Y.,.,......,..,.....w,w..w,....... ,.,..... L os Angeles Religion Tom Harris .. ,A....x.....,...,.....,.........,..., EvereH', Wash. Religion Beverly Healon .,.,.,........................, ,.,......... L os Angeles Ari Pauline l-leldf .......A....,,,.....,.................,...,........,,. Los Angeles Physical Educalion Evelyn Coburn Herring ,.,.................,.,.......... Sebasiapol Educalion-Psychology Mildred House ......,.....A...............,. Q ......., Loxalmoma, Miss. Religion HEATON HERRING HOUSE HULSE HUTCHISON KEY KEY Kualss LONG Lone NEPTUNE NORTON RICE ROYSE SEWELL Helen l-lulse ,,,,.,.,A.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,.. Inglewood Elhel Long ,,.,....,......................,....................,,...,,.... LOS Angeles Ecluca+ion Speech Lois l-lu+chi5on ,..,,,,,,,l,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,.,..,,,,,....,,,,,,..,. Los Angeles Audrey Nepiune ..,.,...,..,,,Y,,,.A..,,..,.A,..,.,........,. Los Angeles Home Economics Home Economics Evelyn Key ...,.4...A,,..,.,.A...,...........,.......,.4A.,......,........ Monieloello Alden Norlon ..,.......,,..,A..........,.,.,..,.,..,...,,,... Ml. Dora, Fla. Home Economics English l-larold Key ......w,.......,...w....,....,.,.......,.,,..... Town Creek, Ala. Allen Rice ,,,,,,,,..,, ,.,. .,.............,.....,...,,,...,,.. E . S+. Louis, Ill. Religion Religion Jacqueline Kuloiss ......,...,.,.,.,,....,,.....,,. .,,.A,,. L os Angeles Nyal Royse ..,...,..,..,........A........,,...A...,.,...... Monlezuma, lnd. l-lisiory Religion Emmeii Long. Jr. .,..................,.....,.......,. Kaufman. Texas Marjorie Sewell ,.,,A,..,.,,..,....,.,. ..ww ,..,,..,www..,..www........ S a n+a Ana Speech Psychology One Hundred One SMITH SMITH SMYTHE TAYLOR TEFERTILLER THURMAN WILEY wing YOUNG YOUNG YOUNT JONES Arlie Smiih ...,.......,...,..,.........,.,,,...,,,... ...,.,..... l. GITIOOTC Nadine Wiley ,.A,,,..,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,,, ,,.,4,A,,AA L 05 Angeles Religion Music Shirley Smi+h ............., c ,........w,..,.......,....,.,,......,.,,....... Fullerion Gladys Wills .,..,,,....,,.,,,..w,w,,.,,. 1 ,.,A,.,,,,.,,,AA,,,,,,,A,A,A Kileen, Tex, Business Adminisiraiion Business Adminisiraiion James Smyihe ..............,.,..,..ss.s.,.......,... Birmingham, Ala. Doroihy Young ..,.,...,.,...,..,ss,,.....,......,.....,.,,,.,. Clovis, N,M. Religion-English Speech Richard Taylor ..... ...,.........................,...s.......,... L os Angeles Marion Young ..,..........,..,.................,.....,.,.,.....,.., Long Beach l-lisiory-Psychology Educaiion John Teferiiller ,............v,.v,.....,......Y........... S+. Vrain, N.1M. Billy Youni' ......................,.......,..... Greenfield, Mo. Religion Religion Frances Thurman ,,,.,..,,,.,,sw,s......,,,i.,.,.....,s....,,, Los Angeles Roberi Jones ..........................,... indianapolis, Incl Psychology Religion One Hundred Two GRADUATE STUDENTS BOX FOX GRISHAM KEY PALMER ROGERS ROSS TH URMAN WEBB The year IQ44-45 saw The inaugurarion of anolher srep in The growlh of George Pepperdine College. This year lhe college exlended i+s deparl- menl of Religion +o include sludies leading lo The Masler of Arls degree. Under lhe capable leadership of Dr. Wesl, Jrhe graduale school enjoyed a remarkable year. Weldon Bennefl Roberf E. Box ' Charles Buller R. C. Cannon Frank Cope, Jr. Elron D. Dilbeck Lloyd E. Ellis Boyd Field Harry Roberr Fox, Olis Ga+ewoocl A. Noel Grisham Hoy? l-louchen Roy C. Key Helen Markey Marlc Mclflhaney Floyd Medford W. W. Pace Roy V. Palmer Noble L. Rogers A. Wendell Ross E. Lowrey Ruby l-lazel K. Smirh James Smyfhe Floyd Thompson Claude Thurman Jean L. Valenline L. Arnold Walson L. D. Webb Mrs. Velma Wesl John F. Wolfe The Junior Class of i945 has been aclively led by Ray Lawyer, who is known as well for his work as for his. guarding on Jrhe baske+ball learn. l-lighlighl of The year's aclivilies was 'rhe Junior-Senior banquel, held in lhe beau- liful, refreshing almosphere of The Oakmonl Counlry Club in Glendale. I l l l I l . i RAY LAWYER, Presideni' JUNICDR CLASSOFFICERS O Hundred Four JEWELL RISLEY, Vice-Presidenf FREIDA ELLIS, Secre+ary-Treasurer 7 was - BAN KS fl BARRON soma armosoao BRYAN BUNN CAWELTI co PELAND oAwso FI RETAG Fonmsren One Hundred Five One Hundred Six FOX FRATT GRISHAM HENDRIX HOUSE HUFF HUFFMAN JONES KRANOVICH KRUG KRUEGER E. LEAKE , -VI M. LEAKE LAWYER MARLOW MORAN MORRISON PHILIPS RISLEY SCHULTZ STITES TALLEY WATSON WEBB MOORE PRESTON TIGRETT WILSON One I-Iund red Seven E Q A 2 , ,sg , We as gage 5 E . ,7 Em as SS W E :W A H rang? 1 iisigiggx ggwfefswm E5 SMH 32? 3 L S S E E H158 . sifwk is OFFICERS One Hundred Eighl LES WAN DELL, Presidenf The Sophomore Class for I945 was led by anollwer baskefball sfar, Les Wandell, who demonslraled line leadership aloilily as well as a lceen inleresl in all sludenl aclivilies. The big proiecl of Jrlie year was Sidewalk Serenade, a slage produclion in Jrlwe spring lerm. E : ,SS m segzli J, Egg eff M Ugg? mm HMV if XX E ma BSS PAUL ISAAC, Vice-Presiclenf ALLIE EVANS. Secrefary JUNE LORD, Treasurer ATWOOD BANKSON BESSIRE BRITTAIN BROADUS BROWN BULLARD BUTLER BUZOLICH BYERS CANTWELL CHAPPELL COBU RN COFFMAN CONWAY COOK fl F51 1: ' UWA J F,,', A 'f' fo One Hundred Nine COPELAND DAVIS EARNEST ELLER ELLIS ENOCHS ERICKSON EVANS FENDLEY FOX FOXLEE GALBRAITH GAW GRUB HAALBLOOM HAWTHORNE One Hundred Ten HENRY HOLDEN HURT B. JOHNSON J. JOHNSON JONES KING KIRKHUFF KIRKPATRICK LILLIE LINN LORD ISAAC JUSTISS KLEIN McBRIDE One Hundre d Eleven McMASTER McPHERSON MASON MORRIS NORLING NORTHCUTT NORTON PANOS PAULEY PORCH POWERS PRI ESTLEY RICE RICHARDSON ROSE ROWLAND One Hundred Twelve SAUNDERS SIMMONS SKETCH SKIFF SLACK STINE THOMAS VanBUSKIRK VanLOO WAAS WANDELL WELLS WHITTEN WILLIAMS WILLIAMSON DYER One Hundred Thirfeen BERNARD BYERLEY, Presidenf - STERLING FOX, Vice-Presideni FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS The Freshman Class ihis year has been one of lhe mos'r aclive in The hisiory of The college. Comprising approxi- malely lwo hundred siudenls drawn from all over Jrhe nalion, if has achieved amazing uni+y and has become a 'rrue parlalcer of The Pepperdine lradilion. Waging a skill- ful campaign Arr Byerley was eleded presidenf in lhe fall quarler. and has been a whirling dynamo in performing his dulies. e Hundred Fourleen CAROLL DAVIS T JACKIE PATTERSON. Secrefary B. ACREE L. ACREE ANDERSON ANDREWS AYERS BARTON BATES BECK BELL BERRITH BEWLEY - BIG-GS BILL BODDY BRADY One Hundred Fiffeen One Hundred Sixfee T1 BREWER BRITTAIN BROWN BYERLEY CANADY CHENEY CHRISTIAN CH RONISTER R. CLARK B. CLARK 'CLOUGH COFFMAN COLE COBURN CON DER ff --H' 'x-ga-N ,212 CRAIG D. CRUMP H. CRUMP DARNALL G. DAVIS L. DAVIS DOKE C. EVANS P. EVANS FOSTER FRANKLIN G. FOX R. FOX S. FOX GIFFORD GILLESPIE GOELTZ GOLD GOULDY GOSS X CLASS our '48 One Hundred Sevenfeen GOUSHAW GRIGGS HAMMER E. HAMMOND J. HAMMOND HARDMAN HARRIS E. HARRISON W. HARRISON HAWKINS HEMPHILL HERMANN HOPKINS HOUSER HUBBART HUGHES L. HURLEY , D. HURLEY HIRSCH HUTSON CLASS OF '48 Onen Hundred Eiqhfeen 'INGALLS JAMES JOHNSON JORDAN KEENER KILLEBREW KELLEY KENEY MAGIONE MARRS MARSHALL B. MASON M. MASON MATHEWS MATTH I ES One Hundred Nmefeen McALlSTER McDONALD McEWEN McLAREN McMASTERS MEEKS MILLER MILLS MITCHELL MOORE MEYER NEWMARK OSBORNE E. PARKER P. PARKER PARKS PATTERSON PENN One Hundred Twenfy PIGG POLF POWELL PYLAND REICHMAN RENFRO ROBERTS ROSWURN RUSSELL SARGENT SCHUIT SHANER SHANNON SHEPHERD SHERMAN SHIPP SKIFF SMART One Hundred Twenfy-one CARL SMITH CARMAN SMITH J. SMITH SOUTHWARD STARK STEPHENS STROHMEYER TALBOTT A. TEFERTILLER G. TEFERTILLER THOMPSON THORNTON TRIPLETT TRUE UTLEY One Hundred Twenfy-'Two WALLIN M. WALTERS N. WALTERS WARD WATJE WEAKLEY WHITE WEAVER B. WILLIAMS R. WILLIAMS WINGARD. WINKLER wqonau RY YODER YOUNG One Hundred Twenfy-Ihree riff? Y . . Q: ,,. 'A aj' I N. 4,1 f. N ' xv Q 'fiixrw '. -. W, - V F... 7 . 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Thanks are due numerous people, wiThouT any one OT whom The book would noT have been possible, Mr. Fred SmiTh, OT Los Angeles Engraving Company, has been, Trom The drawing of The TirsT lay-ouT To The cornplelrion of The book, a consTanT and appreciaTed adviser. AT STaTioners CorporaTion, Mr. William Shaw, Mr. Mel Morse and Frank Bickhaus are To be crediTed wiTh seeing The book Through according To plan. Q Thanks are due Mrs. STory and her sTaTT aT AusTin STudio Tor porTraiTsg To Red Wolf and WhiHingTon STudios for many Tine shoTs7 and especially To Bill Fisher Tor coming in aT a laTe daTe To compleTe a splendid job OT phoTography. Pepperdine sTudenTs have been unusually helpTul. Glover Shipp, as arTisT, was Truly ouTsTanding. Alden Norlron, Anne Babb, Barbara Bankson, Millie Mason, Doreen' Bond, Mildred Talley, Dusky Broaclus, Annelle TigriTT, George l-luTTrnan, Ruby ATwood,w-R Dick UTley have been OT Tremendous aid. Billy YounT has handled The adverTising capably and eTFicienTly. l wish To Thank also Dr. Ruby and Dr. Pullias of The TaculTy, as well as Evelyn WennsTrom and Oly Tegner, previous ediTors, Tor Their helpTul advice. To These and all oThers who have been oT service, l say again, Thanks-Two million. BOB A ez- r If 31 W 'l.v P .xv 'IN' ' -. ' s R -vb 4 NSY KNA5p,nx w arg. nur, -xp 1 gs, 1. 1 .Q Q 4 Q, Q -f .4-r .QB , Y , .f.'5?7i.l'S -. 43? ,-EW , 5 Y QQ, nazi? if Q x 5,21--. xiawff- 1 fjgkfg, '- Aydjf' Rftiirg- afsfplx '- ,. wfwrw .f ,, ,,' f , j A' vw , we RSE-Q'-nx,Ei+QQg -jg 'f 'S SSW-y,.Jz -if-inf? -Mmm ff , gf-ii,-A Q1QLiTie.,' H5 2' if 35553 Y K :f '1.,g--14. MM if ,sf 'ijws -. .-:EX mv a , , ,' 'E Q if X f 'QA F' 'Q W F cf 1 ' F 'lf-n f A? W' .gif gf' I k ' iffx 'I ,vi -25'-3 r 1 4 I J wg: .57 ' Km X m 5. v Q' , ' ' 'Q gg I -JI ,Q Q Qgfxff A W aff? gg ,T J.: -A .5 N V . -N g f fa- 1 F' Y Vx 1 A V 'sf I ff, Q Ea,-fp wwf! 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If XJ ., .. I QI YWITII . I ,A .4 X ve: ,l . l L4 ILL One Hundred Th irfy-nine .gjoufkfiicle Ckamger O! gommerce, 4918 South Pigueroa Street - Los Angeles, California OMCQIYL' Lee ll Mathews, President Pialph L. Walker, lst Vice-President William J. Thompson, End Vice-President E. M. Proud, Elrd Viee-President Huth C. Peterson, Secretary-Treasurer August Pm. Corhaeh, President Emeritus lecficalfecf fo: I Civil: and Community Progress, lndustrial Development, Commercial Advancement, and Post-War Planning. YOUR CREDIT IS W 5 BUY WITH soon I-IERE QUALITY Jfwaf CONFIDENCE 8426 souTH VERMONT AVENUE o Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA ef in fAe fo .0 43 X' 7 ,V Y 0 A rj, I I , F ' LIHIE Plsherman 5 Wharf , . f i' HWIIWII - ..E .1 'fi .IIE .fl - ' Sa, 30065 - I ., 1 1,54-5. Direct From The UCEEIITTU You 7413 SCILITH VERMUNT PLEASANT 9554 One Hundred Forfy-one Cnngrafufafiond anJAE41f MAJAHJ 1 Where A'The Well Dressed Men end Women of the Southwest Shop With Confidence K ms 'JM FHHITS Sl-IOP e434 sour:-1 VERMONT Avenue Los ANGELES fo fl. Class of lS4S mf Me KIMBALL 4796 FEVER THERAPY Student Body ' 0 George Pepperdine College DR. E. W. MULLINIKS CHIRUFRAETUR H. I.. EUEEHTY UHEZINIZIITIIIN ARCHITECTS ' ENGINEERS J. CY BERRY WIVI. GLENN BALCH ASSDCIATE ARCHITECTS DISEASES DF' THE 7130 RUGBY AVENUE 6355 YLICCA STREET ' HULLYWEIUD ZS. CALIF. CEILEIN HUNTINGTON PARK, OALIF. Gzmlogmenlfa of! PEPPER'S KEY SERVICE 8126 SOUTH VERMONT AVEBIUE TWINOAKS 4037 5915.4 OPEN I1 A,M. TO 5:30 FLM. SUNDAYS 1 P.M. TO E1 FLM. C --- 31.13550 MUNDAYS --- ', HOME COOKING EO36 SOUTH VERMONT AVE. LOS ANGELES 44, EALIF. l. GH UA FURNITURE Zffndogler-ing gwazle fo Orzlnr --l- p EO24 sm. VERMONT AVE. - PLEASANT 'I'292S J. DONALD SHRIBER, D. D. S. 1152 ROOSEVELT BLDG. SEVENTH AT FLowEn Pnozsua TUc1uan 2693 Los ANGELES 14. CALIFORNIA -- 1 SEE Leornkvf sw exam ron. P055' ' My gucn. ...Turco Industrial Cleaning Compounds clean everything-from the balance spring of a wrist watch to the running gear of a locomotive. If it's tough to clean-Turco compounds will clean it. 95 INDUSTRIAL CLEANING COMPOUNDS TURCO PRODUCTS, INC. Alain Ojice z1n11Factory: 6135 S. Central Avenue, Los Angeles 1, Calif. Southern Factory: 1606 Henderson St., Houston 1, Texas. Chicago Ojice and Factory: 125 West 46th Street, Chicago 9. Ill. One Hundred Forty-two gi 5 ij!!-,FZ f- ff ,2 -H Z O--4 C 'gg ,V HJ? L ' f 2 A --3 . f'a594:gf:3.3gggg:3-gtg? - ' if A , . MM ,. 1, iq f ' Liga , t f - M 'Tjf' f 37 r w2e-d - ,M ' ' -M325-a... 4-F 'vial 'ro Bunn STRONG and WELL is an ideal which Pepperdine College has applied to the youth of our Nation...Spiritua1ly, Mentally ancl Physically. For over a half century the MCNEIL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY has been building throughout the Southwest on that same principle . . . building strong and well. Among the achievements of which we are most proud are your Library, Auditorium and Gymnasium, as well as the two Residential Halls in which you live. W ffl X I , X I 4469 ., ff1!144f 'f lf!!! r .iaeveiiiil y ..,,, , gf 555522 :.,5:qgf:g q5Qf 'zjipg-rv V , 'f 3 I, 'af I 0: X 1 A -- A ' 32 iff? yr- 5555235 ' gasiamtt' Qi' t . all: 5' ff ff W ' 'X 7 ll-'iiffli 1f E1!f5ffZ'1 w ' - it f .X Q. lf. wafer ta'f'fsis - if , gg NQXQXX Qggglgzfii llge Az. 1 ,a Q , fnsjgfi X V, ,,.f M - ' g5:Eb 'cl P 12253 ' l yffffgzz f-t 'Nwxfl 4 MJ i' t -S X-vt Ons Hundred Forty three 5 Diamond Engagement Ring Eixquisilely fashioned mount: ing in l4K gold. Budget Plan Words to a Young an ABOUT TO BECOME ENGAGED The diamond ring that you are about to buy for your wife-to-he is one of the most important purchases you will ever make. Through all the years to come, il will symbolize your love and devotion. Be sure that the diamond willbe worthy of this high honor. Choose wisely and well and Cmost importanrj buy from a jeweler whom you can trust for sound values and honest dealing. KING JEWELRY CO. ing- 8532 SOUTH VERMONT AVENUE PLeasant 1-6226 -- SHILLEU HANDS l9l'0 MCE Quality Engravings Lns Angeles Engraving lin. 1220 MAPLE AVENUE LDS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA One Hundred Forly-four Gfadrf O! 1945 clzlaigi Wew Jqorizond With new worlds to conquer and new careers to cultivate, the 1945 graduates of George Pepperdine Col1ege.tace'a changing world. Uncertainty in a War raging world crosses their paths, but preparedness and courage will lead them straight and true. Let us hail this class of 1945 with the same spirit that they accept the future. GORDON G. HAIR Southwest Topics-Wave 0 Southwest Wave 0 ' Southwest Wave-Star Where the Young People Meet SPECIALIZING IN GIANT MALTS 0 HAMBURGERS 0 CHILI FRIED SHRIMP 0 STEAKS 8607 South Vermont Avenue W 97 Caiifornia Bank Building One I-Iund red Forty-five O AUTOMOBILES Chrysler ' Plymoulh ANGELUS MOTORS, lnc. . O MacLean, A. A., Pres. O 'A' 7300 SOUTH WESTERN PLeasanf I-I4I7I O It Pays to Keep Clean AMERICAN LINEN COMPANY We supply linens lor Restcurcmls, Barber Shops, Beauty Shops, Markets, Oflices cmd Schools, 0 201 N. WESTMORELAND LOS ANGELES WORTHMAN PHARMA CY Wl1ere You Meet Your Friends Tl lornwall 9473 8101 SOUTH VERMONT AVENUE nAFTER EVERY SALE..-A NE'W FRIENDa TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU ANALIS FURNITURE co. 5125 SOUTH WESTERN AVENUE Telephone: AXmlnsTer 2,5125 8507 SOUTH VERMONT AVENUE xr PLeasanl I-502I One Hundred Forfy-six VV. P. FULLER SL COS PAINT - GLASS - WALLPAPER QQQQQ 8221 SOUTH VERMONT AVENUE Phone: THomwall 2440 -COMPLIMENTS wi? l433 WEST FLORENCE LOS ANGELES Glenn's Cafe STORES IN LOS ANGELES Q SANTA MONICA - SAN FERNANDO Complimanis of . . . .Ian-mee .gacfory Shoe pelaair 84l8 Soufh Vermont Avenue we n Los Angeles, Califonnia L4 jrienc! of fzpperfne H 649 SDIJTH DLIVE STREET TRINITY E755 Iewelers ' TXVINOAKS 4788 8473 Sourrr VERMONT Ave. I.,3gMPL1MENT5H 5tanley's Barber Shnp reefinga fo pepperckne Ilolmlund Bros. Furniture Co. TWinoaks B023 A COMPLETE LINE OF GAS AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES A. C. HOLMLUND BIO7 SOUTH VERMONT AVENUE F. W. I-IOLMLUND LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA J I M M I E S T LEO CYTRON since I922 THE ONE WP - P L U M B E R Cytr0n's Shoe Store I Wwe lm 52.09, 8514 SOUTH VERMONT LOS ANGELES PLe asan f 2-3I48 7526 Soufh Vermoni Avenue ' E DR. I-IARRISQN L. DAVIS IJ M DENTIST P L I M E ' N 1005 CHAPM'AN BUILDING 756 SOUTH BROADWVAY VANDIKE 3302 T 5 U F TIAROLD N. FINKEL AND RAYMOND E. FINKEL One Hundred Forfy-seven DIFFUSER OF KNOWLEDGE ,Mfffj - .I ry L U3 12 H 3353 . A5 NEWT H F ,V Mx: Q 1 ff ,ff 'f .A ' J AMEQ1- . EQ ,gil , 7, .Wk-'15 . sf Igwiija . EM - df N' Qi' ,.,. I 1' ' ' -We-s ' iff WN V- , , , Kal. 12- -I 'iigwin ' m '-:-L di H ? , --'XA 'w-- ., Wlgige Q. ,nl i, ' .'?a.., 1 ..,.T ' . 4 W X -. X, kg:-::::,? .2 Vg ,1 Q EQ . - ggi, - -Q .fs-......m.m.z2g ' Slip, f' f 2'--f: . STATIONERS CORPORATION PRINTERS ' ENGRAVERS ' STATIONERS znu ' ' auf -zf N HOLLYWOOD LOS,ANGELES SAN DIEGO j'igg5jg iw2'F wg,E Q3 ' , ' V ' , 'Z - ,.., f f N ,n 3.953 ,. T V V -40 ez kjq fa: ' 'mf 9' 21+ .V ::: 2? ' , 4' M fl , -- WE . -' wal f w Y, W - , , .I. 1 ' . . W N ' ' ' V .w,.: .aff E WW E I VV. ' vi 5 E I , - . A Y .va f ff 5,335 ., .wkifjb ' Yi , ,W , ' 5 . Q If .- . ju ,715 Sf tw W X ,Q 1 4 2 KM 1 W ' f V-if i TS L5 X' ' ' ,K 3 Q E' H: , ' 21 E' B S KE H 5 My , Q. ,, 1 ,, ff B ,Wm 1 P f .,,, '-fgwww 5, , .iff 1- f :wif f f Y -. ' f Q f H x 1 ' ' if fijiafg - ' ,' -4.4, A . - r sqggf K, . f , -A - . Y 5 11 . 1m X Q ' ' 1 N. H , , HARRY G'-AZER Q Blu. MINUTELLA . 4 S DEA'-ER ., 1 sERvlcE MANAGER vnmvlo 'r Moron 7223 South Vermont 0 Pleasant 2-3144 0 I-OS 51199105 44, Clllif- One H undred Forfy-eight Q? Q15 QP sion 4' as, vo 11. MADE FOR SPEED . . . use it this way Q N Loosen nut with box Q end-it's strong and safe. 'Q' Q: .P Turn wrench end for end. Ql Use open end to run nut off quickly. Plomb makes the most complete as- sortment of this type of wrench - l8 opening sizes from 5fi6 to 1-7fl6 g lengths from 3-if2 to l9 . snu. ri-us jmvfm P B combination box and open end wrench Often imitated but never equalled, only the Plomb Combination Box and Open End Wrench gives you all the features shown. Originally the one and only of its kind, continuous improvements keep it the one and only for maximum speed and efficiency. All other tools in the Plomb line are equally outstanding. Expert mechanics know this-choose them for better, safer, longer-lasting service. Buy them today from your Plomb Distributor or write for name and address of the one nearest you. Free catalog on request. -Plomb Tool COFHPGHY, 2209Santa Fe Ave., Los Angeles 54, Calif. L' l One Hundred Forty nine IN PERFORMANCE Wilburn-Shanks WHOLESALE GROCERS Suppliers of Fine Foods to Institutions A. MUUDY E COMPANY Makers Of The Famous A MOODY-MHID MATTRESS MATTRESSES - BOX SPRINGS I O 7116 SOUTH SANTA FE 154 East 57th Street 1342 West Slcuson Ave Los Angeles 11, Calif. Los Angeles 44, Cali ' CEntury 2-9146 PLeosczni I-5154 USED CARS AUTO LOANS ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE 1118 AMERICAN AVENUE - LONG BEACH DIAL 712-97 C One Hundred Fifty ' 1 9 tt tfgw., WMWVONB ot we .AW1 .x George Pepperdine Foundation invests in the youth of today for the Welfare ot tomorrow 3757 WILSHIHE BUULEVABD I to EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED Phone: - THornwalI 3379 DR. T. 1-1. MCMAHQN. JR. -CURTIS REALTY CO. OPTOMETRIST REA'-TORS REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 6805 S. WESTERN AVE. OFFICE! TI-I-0565 Los ANGELES, CALIE. 7250 souTH VERMONT AVENUE . LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA THorrIwalI II05 TI-Iornwall II05 IKEYSTONE IEEALTY Tjgfofiujooc! CHA REALTORS Steaks and Chops - Besi Spaghetti in Town ZIS7 Wes? Manchesfer Avenue i AI Van Ness Avenue GEORGE and PETE ' 947 W. MANCHESTER W. W. WILSON Los Angeles 44, California Phone: PLeasanI 9605 LOS ANGELES, CALIF. v vw VVE MAKE TIME PIECES TELL THE TRUTH ef ff SUPPLY COMPANY EENEVI-I CREDIT JEWELEPI5 ED- VEADY Service With a Smile Manager i 323 SOUTIfIHVEElI31O4IEl2E AVENUE 8 , LOS ANGELES 44, CALIFORNIA 8412V2 Soum VERMONT AVE. PHONE TW. 9797 IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL THornwaII II27 THornwaII lIA28 AHljH'5 BARBER SHUP VERMONT AUTO PARTS CYLINDER REBORING MACHINE SHOP SERVICE JOBBERS and DISTRIBUTORS ' ARCH DENEAU' Prop' AUTOMOTIVE PARTS, SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT 8461111 SOUTH VERMONT AVENUE In n LOS ANGELES 76II Souih Vermont . Los Angeles, California EYES TESTED HOURS BY APPOINTMENT 6 K GLASSES FURNISHED amp Lmenfd . . J. E. EENNEY A. R. BELLERUE, M. D. if EYE, EAR. NOSE, THROAT. SINUSES . E U M N Y . AND ALLERGIC CONDITIONS OFFICE: TWINOAK5 52I5 RES. TwINoAKs S421 S511 S. VERMONT AVE. 852i Souih VerrrIorI'I Avenue I. L, Blodgefig Mgr. IF NO ANSWER CALL EX 2121 LOS ANGELES Kompglnenfa 0 I I ' I C ar eston s D EPA RTM ENT DUDLEY M. IZITEB, JT-I., M11 VERMONT KNOLL. PROFESSIONAL BLDG. O 0 I B015 SOUTH VERMONT AVENUE Men's and Ladies' LOS ANGELES Wearing Apparel PLEASANT 2--3I46 and Furnishings IF NO ANSWER CALL PLEASANT I-Iouns av APEQINTMENT EXPOSITION 2I2I One Hundred FiTTy-Two gainwe owerferue. i Best wishes From The young men and women of Pepperdine College. hoping that we may have had LABUHATUHIE5, INC. some part in furthering their ambitions. ' Manufacturers of Waterproof Decorative Coatings for Stucco, Concrete and other Masonry Surfaces. TGI' 000 HARRY NOWLIN PRINTING co. Chadesm 5,2391 Pkospect 2033 407 EAST PICO STREET Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 538 COMMERCIAL GLENDALE., CALIFORNIA om I EVETY EVENING EXTENDED CHARGE lr' 'TIL 9 I2.IvI. ACCOUNTS In V I N G 1 S jranghnd leparfmenf sfo:-eo COATS 8622 South Vermont Avenue Complete Clothing. Shoes and Furniture Stores HND Los Angeles California DRESSES . 8615 Sou'rII VERMONT ALL PHONES Telephone' PLSGSGU' 1-5111 TEV 'INICIIESTER AVE. ADAMS 3271 TWiI-Iooks 6953 TI-iornwcxll 3158 Compliments of RADIO REPAIR ECONOLITE CORPORATION P L AT T H A B I U 5 T lj H E - PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Largest Store in Southwest, 325,000 Stock P1-Xrkwcry 9194 3517 West Washington Blvd. 8451 South Vermont Avenue - - - Los Angeles O O DR. O. C. VALENTINE OPTOMETRIST sc K 3 77 017119 Ll'VLelfLfff 0!6l PLZWCJ ' 8463 SOUTH VERMONT ' 0 O PLeoscnt 1-9250 PRESCRIPTION EXPERTS COMPLETE DRUG NEEDS Twinoaks 7609 SUIIEWAY IJIIUI3 IJIZI. Gmfmfdo ' Phone: THornwaH 4447 Northwest Corner of Manchester and Vermont' 7I27 South Vermont Avenue I Don's Jewelry Store Los Angeles, California One Hundred Fifty-HT ree DH S I S . . . The Social Center ol the Campus OWNED BY THE STUDENTS 0 OPERATED BY THE STUDENTS 0 A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION FOR Tl-III GOOD Ol' THE STUDENTS LUTHER O. SELF, Student Mcmcrger aynea Qfixiffa r'z U -pf I i DU-NUT EHUP MENS FURNISHINGS COMPLETE LUNCHES COATS ' SUITS ' TROUSERS ol-'ja -1.-i 86I0 SOUTH VERMONT THornwaII 2774 8422 SOUTH VERMONT AVENUE THornwOll 6554 gzzzaf WAAEJY, , ...5Hne4f3... H111 UE Lamar l ARMY 81 NAVY STORE Ile Lamar Sprmq Company JC: OPEN EVENINGS 8503 SOUTH VERMONT AVENUE 1 e. I3 4 N A D E A u FRIDAY-SATURDAY Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA One Hundred Fiffy-four Cgongraflfzliafioffw fo flw EHADU!-XTINE SENIUH5 ZU55 EUNSTHUETIUN EU. HILLSIDE E271 - 'IUE7 CULE AVENU E 5 SHEET METAL FREIGHT LINES ' WORKS lgfferymilzg in. Me .Q-Zdt Wah! Cigna F N5 . . . 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