Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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Sfr.i Presents Up With People9 A sizeable audience of 1500 students, faculty and members of the community enjoyed the SGA sponsored Up With People concert. The group performer! an evening of songs ranging from rock to country selections. Many of the performers were housed in Pep's dorms during their stay here. 2 1

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Campaigning in SGA elections were Duke Runnels (It fiI end Steve Gal (right}. Runnels was elected vice president. SGA sponsored the appearance of the rock group Champion. Several committees were created under the auspices of SGA. The Advisory Committee, a five-member board appointed by the president, was instrumental in getting the gates opened for longer periods of time and doing away with bright lights outside the dorm windows. The Spiritual Life Committee worked with Student Life in providing entertaining and meaningful chapel services. The group also initiated 3 spiritual newspaper. Manna, edited by Jan Howard. Under the direction of Dan Steinberg, the Food Advisory Team (FAT) gained momentum during the winter trimester. The committee formed a liaison betv ccn cafeteria personnel and students to work out complaints and upgrade dining hall service. The team also suggested the revamping of the snack bar. Perhaps the most successful SGA sponsored activity during the winter was the Up With People” concert, held in Firestone Fieldhouse and drawing a crowd of more than 1500 students, faculty and members of the community. The music performed by the 100 member group was all original and encompassed everything from rock to country selections. 2.1

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Old Malibu Days President Banowsky presented Homecoming Queen Barbara Jennings at halftime. Happy Birthday gifts for the president Light participation and enthusiasm tended to put a damper on Pep’s second annual homecoming event. Old Malibu Days, included a week of SGA sponsored events. It was concluded by a losing but close 75-72 basketball battle against the University of Ncvada-Rcno. Barbara Jennings. Oorm VIII resident assistant, was crowned homecoming queen during halftime ceremonies at the game against Las Vegas. Princesses were Ginger Keister and Janet Kerr. A student vote selected Chris Sangster as Old Malibu Oays sheriff and Fred Stewart as deputy. Each girl received a dozen red roses and an engraved gold bracelet, while Sangster and Stewart were both awarded trophies. University President William S. Banowsky received a Let’s Boogie shirt as 3 birthday present from SGA President Lee Wilkins. He was given the shirt during halftime at the game against Reno. Dorm X was awarded a first place trophy for dorm competition in track and field events. Banowsky presented the award to dorm resident Tony Miller. A car rally and surfing contest were held, each drawing four entries. Enrique Ug3S was given a first place ribbon in the surfing contest, while Steve McHargue. of the social science division took the top award of $10 in the car rally. Doug Herrema and Dan Steinberg coordinated the rally. The week ended on a wet note with the cancellation of the alumni and parents' day. due tc rain. A picnic lunch was also moved indoors. 25