Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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SOCIAL COMMITTEE Jorry fo l«r, Choirmon £ir»f «• John Oionei. ton S oncoo», Jerry foil ’. Joy Moorr, John Cordon, tecond row Jim tckmonn. £rni Cordon. Morly Ko.ller, Chuck l«B ou. Corl Bloke One of the busiest groups on compus this year was the Social Committee. They planned four of the best school socials we hove ever had. Beginning last fall, there was the All School picnic, with the traditional activities, including a tug of war wh'ch the freshmen won. During Homecoming Week, we had the Hallowe'en Party, complete with horror movies and a treasure hunt. On March 28th, there were tall tales, beards, an Oasis robbery, and western costumes; it was Western Day Climaxing the ycor's activities was the Luau with Icis and Beachcomber hats. It wos a great year for socials, thanks to the hard work of Jerry, Jay, and their committee. «.dto9 donkeyt WOI port of the trod.'.oool Western 0oy» fgn.

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BEHIND THE SCENES During the year, Pepperdine students participated in a watermelon feed, a beach party, and a Religious Emphasis week to mention only a very few of our many campus events. While enjoying these many activities we seldom thought of the committee members who planned our leisure time. Too often these people went unnoticed, with only the satisfaction of knowing that they had planned and carried through activities for their college. Now, we would like to meet these behind-the-scenes workers. The following pages picture the committees, their chairmen, and some of their activities. For all students who enjoyed this year's many events, we say thank you. Behind the scenes, Oick Hordmon views on outdoor football roily, one of mony thol heightened the ipirit of our campus. Actively supporting Ihe All-School activities were students o Pepville. pictured boneoth the trees ot Centinclo Pork. Alter ottending Chapel, students (cosurety conversed while lislening to the music of our omoteur radio tfotion Disc Jockey, Ray Mossholdor, played records ond in. lerviowed students in on «ffo«l lo moke this free period more enjoyable. 21

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Watching entertainment given in the Centineta Bowl just before food-lime were their hungry looking tludentt. The freihmen won the lug of wot ogoinsl the lophomorei ogoin thit yeor. Evidently they just don't like to weor their green beaniet. ALL SCHOOL PICNIC Climoxing freshmen activities for the first of the fall semester was the All School Picnic. Held in Ccntinela Pork, it featured baseball games, three-legged races, egg-throwing contests, entertainment, and plenty of food. Whol ore theie itudenti doing? Throwing hard-boiled egg», of course. Three-legged rocet ore great, especially going downhill Feeding these hungry picnickers took much time ond energy. The (ocvlty challenged the students ogoin this yeor. Naturally we know who won The end of o perfect doy of fun: food