Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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THEME 9 Moving on up each day. the Seaver student seeks to meet the challenges offered in college. The growth and change experienced by students is brought about by hard work and dedication. In this way. each student receives a personal reward and inner satisfaction. The hard work that precedes this feeling involves the straining of body and mind. Students learn how to stretch that extra inch of strength and make it count in a tight spot. By making it hurt and conquering that soreness with a winning spirit—the student gains valuable experience. These lessons allow continual growth and rebuilding to take place. REWARD Many times the pressures of finals, lack of time and new relationships are heavy, but accepting the challenges anew makes the victory ail the more meaningful. Making it to the top as a person and a student is a anticipated goal for Seaver people. The challenge lies in developing this broad ambition into a personal lifestyle for the present and the future. Students seek the professor for help in their endeavors. After looking, a student will listen and therefore learn how to obtain joy in the struggle to win. Strive to enter by the narrow door; for many, I tell you, will seek to enter and will not be able.99 -Luke 13:24 I. Athlete Gary Falkory a tret-chea for perfection. 2. Giving It Itla all. Date Netherton llfta weight . 3. All amllea Jurulyn Joseph and Amy Branch brighten a Scatter day. 4. A student Is busy filling those blank spaces. 5. Coach Jim Herrick rallies the basketball team. 6. The building grows dally. 7. Phillips Theme Tower stands out on campus.