Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: In Delta Tau Omega’s “Sadie Hawkins,” Ozark mountain girls Erin Graffy and Nancy Colvard cry out for male companionship. BOTTOM: Scott Fore, Sam Paredes, Blair Pruitt, Jeff Green and Lloyd Randolph convincingly sing “Phfft! You Were Gone” in Tau Rho Kappa-Kappa’s “A Farmer and His Wife.” THIS PAGE, LEFT: As part of the award winning Tau-Rho Kappa-Kappa production, preacher Neil Elliot leads an old-time revival. TOP LEFT: With the song “ Try to Remember,” Dr. Carl Mitchell takes Jonnine Howard back to the days of his childhood in Omega Tau’s “A Country Fair.” TOP RIGHT: Pat Neal and Jonnine Howard solo ballet in “A Country Fair. ABOVE: To conclude Songfest’s intermission, hostess Polly Bright and host Roger Wojahn teach the audience the country tune “Good Old Mountain Dew.” Activities 29 Pep Songfest rouses hand-clappin’ response

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Good ol-fashioned hand-clappin’, knee slappin’ and toe tappin’ characterized “A Country Jubilee ’ Songfest’s 1977 theme. Hay-strewn Firestone Fieldhouse held this jamboree, seating a record crowd of nearly 1800. Top honors were awarded to Tau Rho Sigma, Kappa-Kappa and Friends with their rendition of “A Farmer and His Wife,” featuring an old-time revival. The girls of Delta Tau Omega and Friends were first runner-up with their “Sadie Hawkins” medley while Omega Tau and Friends were second runner-up with “A Country Fair.” On hand to present the awards were guest judges, Ralph Edwards, James Starbuck and Larry McCommas. 28 Activities

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Increased participation, interest and competition distinguished this year’s intramurals program. Directed by Marty Siegal, the program displayed the widest range of activities in campus history. For the indoor sports fan, backgammon and billiards were offered. Basketball, volleyball, tennis, slo-pitch softball, badminton, football, racquet- ball and a deluge of water sports including surfing, swimming and inner-tube water polo characterized the sports for the outdoor enthusiast. To complete the wide range of activities, intramurals gave instructional classes in self-defense and stained glass, sponsored an excursion to Universal Studios and hosted a trip to Woodland Hills for ice-skating. THIS PAGE, ABOVE: Self defense intramurals photo, front row (l-r) • Butch Leach, Rodger Eu, Paul Hurst, Nadya Zakharov, instructor Min I ee. Back Row (l-r) - Sam Paredes, Jim Metzler, Ross Tsuchiyama, Lianne Avcy. RIGHT: Exhibiting extreme concentration, John Jackson and Carolyn Creek learn the process of cutting stained glass. OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Bob McGarva and Art Cortez attempt to stop Steve Koch from scoring. RIGHT: Rick Ellison ducks Min Lee’s ferocious swing while Kirk Webster looks on. BOTTOM RIGHT: Margo Riggs sets up for a back-hand drive. FAR RIGHT: In anticipation of her opponent’s return, Pam Morgan positions herself. 30 Activities