Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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The library . . . ccntor of academic life at Pepper-dino. Efficiency at its best is seen hore because of the conscientious direction of Mrs. Pearl Ward, head librarian, and her assistant Miss Avis Pearson.

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HALL BAXTER Sounds . . . The restless murmur of male voices . . . loud end boisterous . . . quiet and intense. An old tun© coming from a scratchy phonograph . . . the light flutter of o turning page . . .the sibilant hiss of steam emanating from a shower room . . . an off-lcoy baritone voice . . . the steady clack-clack of a Remington portable ... a sudden burst of laughter . . . the heavy tread of footsteps . . . Sounds ... All very familiar to residents of Baxter and Symcox Halls. For they are the ones who make them. ? Baxter and Symcox Halls . Resident mcn'i Ilyina quarto's

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 A R Y V 1 ho Library . . . whore hundreds of books, catalogues. phonograph records, periodicals end pamphlets were ours to use freely. We merely had to reach out a hand and there a? our fingertips was the world's greatest literature. Ours to study, assimilate. and evaluate. Truly, the library has been indispensible in our eager quest for knowledge.