Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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OR. AND MRS. HUGH M. TINER THE PRESIDENT You remember a man of great enthusiasm for everything connected with his college . . . sports, the arts, the classroom; a man who traveled far and wide for your interests and for mankind; a man who believed in One World and was a fighter for the United Nations. CATHERINE HOUOWAY Cl ARK Secretary 1o the Proficient . . . o imilc for everyone

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THE MOLDERS OF OUR FAME I know ihem oil. They ore learned men and women who follow much ♦he same pursuits as you. I know because I've heard them laugh and joke and seen them on their way to the Oasis for coke or tea. I've seen them sit by my pool to meditate, and I've noticed the look of perplexity which seems to say so much to do, and so little time! I know them as men who have made a common cause with earnest students. You remember them as likeable persons ... as your friends.

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EVA DAVIS MARRElt Secretory to the Deon . olwoyj reody to oid you THE DEAN His gentleness and understanding impressed you from the first introduction to your college dean, a nationally known psychologist. You were inspired by his dynamic lectures with their profound yet practical ideas; in informal conference you found him to be your understanding friend. OR. £. V. POlllAS