Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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Theater features comedy, melodrama Shakespeare’s classic play “Twelfth Night” and Agatha Christie’s suspense-filled melodrama “The Mousetrap” were the drama department’s two major productions this year. Concerning these plays Seaver College Director of Theater Ted Starnes stated, “I’m hoping that we never get to the point were we stress merely what is the final result. If the students cannot have a good experience in the process of pulling the production together, then we are defeating our own purpose.”

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Pep musicians heighten spirit A trip to the Christian College Choral festival in Henderson, Tennessee began an exciting year for the A Capella chorus. The group recorded an album of hymns which was released in March. Following finals week, the chorus departed on a two week singing tour through the southern states, highlighted by two television appearances. Numerous campus performances were given by the wind ensemble while the orchestra presented Mozart’s opera “The Magic Flute.” The University Oratorio’s main emphasis was their March concert in Stauffer Chapel. Providing lively music to heighten enthusiasm at basketball games characterized the Wave Jazz Band’s activities this year. Activities 21

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 OPPOSITE PAGE, FAR LEFT: Preparing for Agatha Christie’s “The Mousetrap,’Patric Zimmerman and Lucy McMain rehearse lines. LOWER LEFT: As guests of the Monkswell Manor, Lucy McMain, Sam liamann, Ann Walker, Greg Gustafson, Dena Breshears, Patric Zimmerman and Brian Shumway are shocked that one of them is suspected of murder. THIS PAGE, LEFT: Malvolio (Mark York) gives the court jester (Min Lee) a stern reprimand for laughing hysterically. BELOW: Boarder Ann Walker complains to landlord Sam Hamann about the lodgings unsatisfactory plumbing and heating.