Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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 HOMECOMING COMMITTEE To produce o week with wcll-orgonized octivities, each doy takes imagination, hord work, energy, ond a super-abundance of patience. There were bonfire permits, clothes for the fashion show, a speoker for the Sports Bonquel, someone to crown the Queen, convertibles for the Court, ond a hundred other preparations to make before the Week even began. But, working with a committee of fifteen student leaders, Ron Cameron and Jim Brinlon. Homecoming Co-Chairmen, gave the Pepperdine student body and alumni a first-rote Homecoming Week. Firtl row. Jonine Mori, Pomono Croig. Cyreno Porker, Kolhy Wolker. Jon Sondquitl. Phyllit Horper; « ond row Belly low Denniion. Owen Smith. Sutie Sounder , Morilyn Mona. Skeeler Deeter; third row- Dick Merlin. ru e forline, Jo k W.lhelm. Terry lipoid.

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FIFTH QUARTER COMMITTEE Fi(»t row l.ndo AtY. Bill lonqlon. J»tr Ccrllon, tecond row K«n Mv ll r, CUndo Turner Okie Mill After every home footboll ond bosketboll game, we all went back to the dining hall for Fifth Quarters. Organized by Dick Mill ond Terry Wehr, the entertainment wos great and often humorous— Remember the Faculty Fifth Quarter’ $tu McKeen brought his jazz group and several of the clubs and classes contributed to the programs: Koppos, Sub T's, Betas. Tri Phi's, the Freshman Class. With free donuts and hot chocolate, the evenings were always successful

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COURT 1956 Homecoming Qvc«n. Mill Belly Brougher. Chormino tmilci introduced Ihe Wovei 1956 Homecoming Court 10 the pren ol o preview held the Thuridoy before Homecoming Week. Poiing for ihe phoiogrophert were Princeiiet Jacquelyn Todd Carol Hamilton, Nolo Newton, Belly too Denniion. and Queen Belly Brougher. 1956 HOMECOMING Introducing our queen and court! With these words the Homecoming co-chairmen officially opened the nineteenth annual Pep-perdine Homecoming Week, Presented to the student body were five young ladies elected to Icod the week's festivities. Succeeding last year's queen, Betty Reeve, was Miss Betty Brougher. A second-year transfer from Glendale City College, Betty was a princess on the 1955 Court. Assisting as princesses were four Inglewood girls Miss Betty Lou Dennison, a senior English major and president of Kappa Kappas; Miss Carol Hamilton, a sophomore elementary education major and member of Zeta Kappas; Miss Nola Newton, an elementary education major ond member of Kappa Kappa,- and Miss Jackie Todd, a sophomore drama major, song queen, and member of Zeta Kappas.