Pepperdine University - Promenade Yearbook (Malibu, CA)

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The proposed Communication Center will house studies in journalism, broadcasting, public relations and all related professions. Renderings: Jorge Escudero The Conference Center will be a meeting place tor the nation's polit- ical and business leaders and is expected to gain nationwide recog- nition. The Fine Arts Building will complete the Ahmanson Fine Arts Complex on the Malibu campus. The building is designed for studies in the presentation of music, theatre and applied arts. Opening 7

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, J2; Mega The future holds the promise of greater achievement for Pepperdine University. Pepperdine's mission to combine knowledge with a quest for life's highest values has paved the way for the development of the Malibu campus and its satellite educational centers. The Wave of Excellence campaign has allowed the University to construct Thornton Administrative Center and Stauffer Telecommunications Center. Further building plans include a confer- ence center, a fine arts building and a communications building. Pepperdine University continues to offer its students the highest academic standards in conjuction with the celebra- tion of the ideals of the Christian faith. f I Dr. David Davenport's children represent the Pepperdine students of the future. Straight from the home office located Nina plush trailer high atop a hill in heaven: w What does the future hold for Pepperdine? 1. A 10-story parking structure Q Q $40,000 per year tuition 2; - A student center A 7. Amplesections of dasSEs A A 3. National fraternity and sorority houses m 8. No classes offered on Fridays t A s 4. Classrooms instead of trailers for all classes 9. Cored dorms A A 5. A football team A t . A A 10; Escalators encircling the entire campus 6 Opening

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The campus community consists of people and events which shape the traditions of today and the future. Often times, in the daily endeavors to complete the school year, some of the people at Pepperdine go unnoticed for what they add to our lives. Likewise, certain events that occur in our community shape the future of the university, but their importance may be forgotten in a few years. Hopefully, all who attended Pepperdine during the 1988-1989 school year will remember this as the year the students Danced On-Campus and as the year we said Best Wishes to several people who left our community for retirement. Besides those who have retired, the year- book staff selected a few others to be profiled in this section whom we felt deserved recognition. These special people are an important part of our Pepperdine family as we strive to achieve a higher wavelength. An impressive aerial view at Pepperdine University in Malibu with the surf in the foreground and the Santa Monica Mountains in the background.