Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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Katie Himes finds a minute from her busy duties as secretary to the Dean to assist Jean Shields with some details . . . Miss Mines and Miss Holiowoy (page 27) share the reception office for the administra- tion, and if you have ever taken time to notice, one of them is bound to have something of an edible nature on their desks. to tn e enior . Many people expressed fear at the beginning of the year that our enlarged student body would spoil the spirit of our college. Their fears were unfounded, for this has been Pepperdine ' s best year. You have been a wonderful student body. Never has the spirit of friendliness, co- operation, tolerance, and goodwill shone so brightly. Although you are composed of many nationalities, races, faiths, you have lived without any manifestation of ill will. In this, especially, you are a noble example to a sick, embittered, quarreling world. To work and grow with you tov ard the highest goal of Christian character has been indeed a great privilege. E. V. PULLIAS Dean

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preHaenth de h . . . Dear Pepperdiners: This has been the greatest year in our history, both from the standpoint of growth, and de- velopments. Notable successes have been made in many areas: speech, religion, athletics, drama, music, art. Such a record is no accident. It is the result of your understanding of and an appreciation for the ideals to which the College is dedicated and to your sincere cooperation in maintaining these ideals. Even though a great many of you hove become a part of the college community this year for the first time, you have quickly grasped that spirit which is Pepperdine. Let us be thankful for the privilege of living and working together as we seek to make our contribution to the building of a better world. HUGH M. TIMER President EFFICIENCY and personality, Katie Hollowoy, (standing), head of the president ' s secretarial staff, and Dottie Young, secretary to the Rotarion business of the District Governor. B r - Ai 1 L ¥ H K 5 ■? , i r itti

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DR. E. V. PULLIAS, Dean ond counsellor . . . and how have you been getting along lately? The proof of the pudding is in the eating. The ideal of science is to go out and count the horse ' s teeth. . . . familiar sayings from the heart of Dr. Earl V. Pullias, Dean of the college. Always ready 1o see the student ' s side in any difficulties, the Dean infuses his spirit of thoughtfulness and Christian character into the school . . . the pencil tapping and the brown walking cane symbolize the staunchness of Dr. Pullias, a pillar of the college, friend and advisor to all with his quiet musings . . . meditations . . . comments.