Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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ACADEMY of Great Films, presented by the Junior Class— among them were Cheers for Miss Bishop Meet John Doe Our Town The Lost of the Mohicans Little Lord Fontleroy Lost Days of Pompeii Tom Brown School Days William Penn Gunga Din Beau Geste

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PRESENTED by the Senior Class of 1947 Traditionally, every year the senior class leaves to the college a gift that they think will aid the school in some manner. This year, the seniors presented the college with a huge double bulletin board mounted behind glass— your class changes, chapel programs, social events, etc., are listed weekly and daily; the gift is to the school, and its students, from the senior class of ' 47.

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Led by Carroll Davis as president, the junior class succeeded in rais- ing enough money from their bi-monthly revival of movies to sponsor the annual Jr.-Sr. banquet. JOY PACE, Vice-President CARROLL DAVIS, Junior Class President What with those famed class dues and the Academy of Great Films, nev this year, the Junior class netted enough money to sponsor the annual banquet honoring the seniors in the spring. The movies, arranged by Lloyd Settle, made Tuesday nights in the Aud. a custom —class members sold tickets— late- comers sometimes got rates, some- times sneaked in free. The real economy was in the season ticket which sold heavily the fall quarter. Disregarding the commercial side, the school enjoyed the movies which sometimes couldn ' t help being funny in unfunny places; which were often better than we had remembered them. They gave us a chance to catch up on the classics we had missed.