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1 Los Angeles, California, Wednesday, March 30, 1938 NUMBER VOLUME 1 College, E. H. Ijams Coming Here To Speak at First Graduation Marilyn Holds Open To Seattle Mrs. Tiner Heads To Lipscomb Dean Tiner To Speak House Saturday New ‘Faculty Wives' At Wives of Faculty Mem- Dormitory To Be Lipscomb President, form- Women’s bers Organize To Aid Open for Inspection In er Southern California School Social Activities Speak Afternoon and Evening Resident, To Here June Exercises The wives of the Faculty of At 10 Open house Marilyn wo- at Hall, George Pepperdine College and the men’s be held Sat- dormitory, will wives of the Trustees of the col- urday in afternoon from 2:30 An exchange arrangement the lege have formed an organization 5:30 and in evening from until the to be known as “Faculty Wives.” vhereby Dr. E. H. Ijams, pres- until 10:30 Miss Mid- 7:30 o’clock, At a meeting in the home of Mrs. of David Lipscomb Col- dlebrooks announces. ident William P. Reedy last Wednesday iege, will deliver the first com- The afternoon reception is plan- a constitution was adopted and ned for the and at George mainly faculty the following officers elected: Mrs. mencement address friends of the school. The night Hugh Tiner, president; Mrs. Russell Pepperdine College and Dean session see the set, will younger Squire, vice-president; and Mrs. Ed- Hugh M. Tiner will go to including students, both dormitory ward C. Petty, secretary. their Nashville to speak at the Lips- and day, and friends, inspect- The aim of the group is to be- ing the building. comb graduation was announ- come better acquainted with one by Miss Middlebrooks emphasizes another and to be better able to ced yesterday to Graphic that she will be pleased to have perform any social service for the Dr. Baxter. any friends call, either in the after- school that they might be called The Lipscomb exercise at which noon or night. “Everyone who is upon to perform. The ladies have the Dean Tiner will speak is on interested in George Pepperdine taken the task of beautifying the DR. BATSELL BAXTER DEAN HUGH M. TINER morning of June 2. The G.P.C. College is invited,’’ she says. circle in front of the Administra- of our four seniors will Day students and their friends tion building as their first project. graduation be June 10. This enables both a special Thursday morning they were out have invitation. speakers to be present at their Boarding men are asked to dress TO ACT planting flowers in the area. PACIFIC CHOIR N.A.C. own school’s exercises. for Saturday night dinner. A spe- Mrs. Batsell Baxter and Mrs. Tin- probably travel cial seating arrangement be a er entertained the ladies at their Dean Tiner will will ON G.P.C. BID SINGS SUNDAY train and will re- feature of this meal. Freshmen first meeting January 28. On Feb- to Nashville by Dr. Ijams to the G.P.C. will wait tables. ruary 16 Mrs. Petty and Mrs. Pep- turn with graduation. leaves Angeles perdine entertained at Mrs. Petty’s The a capelia choir of the Col- Dr. Baxter Los will re- Friday morning to attend the meet- home. Mrs. Reedy held the meet- lege of the Pacific of Stockton, Southern Californians Welch in Charge of March 16. member President Ijams as the ing of the accrediting commission ing will appear in concert Sunday af- Chapels Now has audi- former minister of the Central Student of the Northwest Association of The group chosen the third ternoon at 2:30 o’clock in the in Los Angeles Colleges in Seattle April 4. Wednesday of each month as the torium of the Southwest Church of Church of Christ Students chapels for the spring regular meeting date. Mrs. A. J. Christ. until he went to Lipscomb in 1934. He will appear before the com- U.S.C. quarter began yesterday with Alon- Dumm will be hostess at the April The concert is under the auspices He did his graduate work at mission Monday afternoon to pre- as- zo Welch in charge. Louis Stivers, meeting. of George Pepperdine College and here. He and Dr. Baxter were Lip Crothers, and Bobby King had sent George Pepperdine College’s sociated in the work at Lipscomb formal application for admission Southwest, and the general public parts on the program. Welch is to attend. The for several years. to the association, the standard is invited concert to conduct the chapel throughout could not be at Two of the four seniors gradu- accrediting group for the Pacific given the college the quarter. because of the limited seating ca- ating here this year—Paul Tucker Coast. He will return home Mon- pacity of the auditorium. and Carmen Landrum—are former- day night. FOOL! There are APRIL students of Lipscomb. Eighty-two Courses we a good “We feel that have 19 other former Lipscomb students chance of the Offered This Quarter getting recognition That’s the name of the big jam- Rates on Spring Vacation in school here. first year,” he said yesterday. The boree that Cap ’n’ Bells is sponsor- Lipscomb graduation is an Eighty-two separate 20 College has been very careful to Excursions Are Quoted The courses, ing for the student body Friday outdoor morning exercise under of which are new courses, are of- conform to every requirement of night from 7:00 until 10:00 o’clock. great trees that a deep shade. fered here this quarter in the 12 the association. shed Tickets at 15 cents are now avail- Miss Middlebrooks has been Dr. Baxter said yesterday that the departments. A total of 222 hours Two inspectors from the associ- able on the campus from Annie working on the trips being con- G.P.C. graduation will also be held of credit work is offered. ation who were here February 25, Pearl Perry, Willabeth Schmidt, sidered for the spring holidays. She outdoors. although expressing surprise that Sylvia Andersen, Ethelrose Orloff. reported yesterday that the round George Pepperdine would apply the Leave your weighty matters with trip to Catalina will be three dollars S.W. Merchants very first year instead of wait'ng the ticket sellers and meet your per student if enough make the another year, said they were “very foolish friends in the Administra- trip. She can charter a bus, she Business Students Meet at G. P. C. pleased.” “This college looks like tion auditorium at seven. From said, to take students beyond Bak- it has been running several years,” there you will go to some mighty ersfield to the desert at a cost of they agreed. exciting places—so don’t be late! $1.25 per person. Are Forming Club Approximately 150 merchants of the Vermont-Manchester Business About Our Faculty—Vlll Students in the business admin- Association held their meeting in istration department and students the G.P.C. auditorium Monday eve- ning. Professor Kelley Is Another One of George Pepperdine with jobs off the campus met re- cently to form a club which will The Southwest civic organization bring outstanding business men to heard a program on by College's Native Texans Come to Southern California put talent the college to deliver addresses in in this section, including three song (This is number in Burroughs Junior School li- the field of business administra- by the Pepperdine male quartet. eight a series.) High tion. The Graphic business manager, out By LOUISE BABB brary. He came directly from his “The G.P.C. Chamber of Com- yesterday drumming up Prof. Otis Kelley may be an ex- Burbank work to George Pepper- business, merce” was the name suggested reports that at least ample of Dean Tiner’s statement, dine College last September. three Vermont by the club. It named five merchants told him “The reason the boys from Texas Mr. Kelley’s college activities and commit- the G.P.C. quar- teemen—Albert Lovelady, Richard tet furnished the best entertain- grow so tall is that they stay gr.een associations were and are many; Gibson, Leland Derrick, Lip Croth- ment on the program. so long.” But don’t get us wrong. it is hard to see how he squeezed ers, and Jimmy Edwards—to dis- We are not venturing the assertion in his studies, but we know him cuss the type of organization the that Mr. Kelley was a green youth, as a man who is thorough in any- group will follow. but we do know that he is an- thing he sets out to do. His ac- Under the sponsorship of Mr. DoYou other of our native Texans and complishments show us that he did Pet- KnowThese ty, the club meet this that his six find time, for will after- height is just about however, superior noon 208 work in room to perfect or- feet three. in both academic and extra- ganization. New Students Yet? He was born in Newport, Texas, curricular activities. September 27, 1908, where he lived At U.S.C. he was a member of Eleven new students from four until 1918. In the latter year he the freshman debating team and ing, reading for pleasure, and mu- states were among the 151 students moved to Eastern New Mexico, gra- debated at Pasadena J.C., Compton sic, both listening and playing in who had been registered with Mr. duating from Clovis High school J.C., Long Beach J.C., and Glendale bands and orchestras. The only Campbell by noon yesterday. They in that state in 1927. J.C. He was first trombonist in trouble with his hobbies, he says, brought the cumulative enrollment He came to California in the year the Trojan Band. He was a mem- is that he doesn’t have much time of George Pepperdine College to of his high school graduation to ber of the International Relations for them. His favorite magazines 199. enroll in the University of Southern Club and is now sponsor of a simi- are Better Homes and Gardens, The new students: California, receiving his A.B. degree lar club at Pepperdine. Harper’s, Current History, Reader’s Betron W. Chase Sacramento there in June, 1932. Two years He is a member of the American Digest, and Foreign Affairs Inter- Mary E. Mcßae Los Angeles later he completed work on his M. Library Association; Pi Sigma Al- preter. Doris Wilson ... Jacksonville, Fla. A. there. His thesis was “The Tri- pha, honorary political science fra- After completing the eighth grade Gerald White Los Angeles ology of Peace: Arbitration, Se- ternity; Pi Delta Kappa, a pro- in school he began “keeping com- Callaway Mcßee . Lavernia, Texas curity, and Disarmament.” OTIS KELLEY fessional men’s educational frater- pany” with Onetia May Nettles. Jack Russell Fillmore While working on the master’s nity; and Alpha Phi Epsilon, hon- This seven-year courtship blossom- Harry Erickson Compton degree at U.S.C. he was a member Taught at Burbank orary debating fraternity. He is ed into marriage in his junior year Konrad Koosman Inglewood of the university library staff and From 1934 to 1937 the G. P. C. past president of Alpha Phi Epsi- at U. S. C., with Dean Tiner per- Ross Wright Los Angeles organized the education library. He history professor taught in the lon. forming his first ceremony. The Frank Bishop Denver, Colo. also did research work for the secondary schools of Burbank. In Likes Gardening Kelleys have a six-year-old daugh- Gertrude Dostal Los Angeles government. Burbank he organized the John Hobbies include gardening, hik- ter, Onetia Jean. March 30, 1938 Page Two GRAPHIC Is It Worth the Risk? -O^'G Spiritual Ebb Guarding Principles oE Christianity and Published weekly, except during Food holidays, by the students of George Pepperdine College, Los Angeles, By Hoyt Houchen Calif., under the supervision of the Flow faculty committee on publications. Daniel Webster was once asked Editorial Office . . 103 Marilyn Hall y Anyone who has ever changed his friends what he Y Phone PLeasant 11151 by some of during a school year knows greatest schools considered to be his re- how hard it is to become adjusted replied, “I shall sponsihdny. He when everybody' else is familiar 1Y37 Member 1938 judgement be- have to stand in the everything too busy to be account for with and fore God and give an aware of a stranger. We want to Flssociated GoUe6iate Press this the way 1 have lived in life.” help our new students become ori- STAFF ented as soon as possible. If we are who are all don’t forget to remember that there BOBBY KING Editor There many Y it comes to religion. are a few who are finding G.P.C. B. ROCHELLE ...Bus. Mgr. muddled when MAC that grace a newer place than we found it in J. H. CAMPBELL Faculty Advisor One individual says him. say September, we will learn who the Warren Nunn Sports Editor alone will save Others the only newcomers are and teach them Willabeth Schmidt ...Staff Artist that the blood of Christ is saves. others say our customs and capers so that Editorial Staff—Annie Pearl Perry, thing that Still faith only, they will soon enjoy George Pep- Hoyt Houchen, Alonzo Welch, love only, hearing only, only, or baptism only. perdine College as much as we do. Dot Yocum, Louise Babb, Joyce repentence saving powers Copeland, Cory Wilson, Ed Ac- To take one of these fishing with a The fire alarms are some new ree, Elmo Rehkop, Irene Will- alone is like going Y and the pole and line equipment that we not anxious ingham, Harry Rose, Willabeth hook leaving are as it takes a to use. The only reason we could Schmidt at home. Just hook, fish takes all for a little fire would be to Ed Acree Circulation Mgr. line, and pole to it hope many ways to save. who would have courage and Helen Mattox Asst. Circulation Mg of God’s see presence of mind enough to fol- . . Asst. Deebert Perkins . Business low the direction, “In case of fire, Circulation Staff Jane Harris, is people break Y It sad to see break this.” Mary Lou Keckler, Bob Logan, faith with each other but it is sad- Marjorie Lynch, Muriel Ritchie, dest to break faith with God. Is- Mrs. Pepperdine and the wives Harry Rose, Dot Yocum, Jane rael broke faith with God when Y Moss, Sue McMahan. they crucified the savior of the Picnic at Fern of the faculty and board members Graphic Scribes deserve thanks for their ted- world. Many of us are breaking our ious work on the artistic flower Subscription price _ SI.OO per year our faith with God when we fail to worship Him every first day of Park Friday Last bed between the promenade and by Wave Dell in Griffith not nearly so Printed Southwest the week. We are crucifying Jesus Administration. It’s hard to have to walk around the when we fail to do what he has immediate effect. No sooner had circle now that there’s a real good commanded us. HARRY ROSE By traces of wieners, buns, reason for not walking through. last scribes scrapped the last Friday ye and large CHATTER involving a trip to pickles, spicy cookies, of evil influences their fine plans the Two the most journeyed to juicy apples disappeared than Horseshoe players are not par- Y deadly grip on the lives Cabrillo Beach and Y that get a entire gathering scattered like jack- ticular on side of the build- dancing Fern Dell that lieth in Griffith which First of new quarter: “I’m of young people today are rabbits to run off its excess energy The fact that day Park at the foot of the famous ing they pitch. they to do some studying and smoking. It must be satan on the wooded slopes of the moun- the back away really going planetarium, there to engage in a enjoy playing in quarter.” who tempts because neither of tain. The lack of food that had that this picnic which they intend shall be a from the public eye proves quarter: these two evils are advocated in discouraged the pre-dinner efforts First 11 weeks of new regular they had no vain motives in their to God’s word. Perhaps it is the desire annual affair. of such personages as Cory and “I’m really going to get down unexpected change of plan play. to be popular that makes many The Doris Wilson, Irene Willingham, work next week.” seems to have come about through to take up such practices when they and Mac Rochelle, apparently acted Exam week: “I’ve really got the efforts of one Acree, who, hav- Now that the other tennis court know others have been made slaves as an after-dinner stimulus. Y cram if I get by.” possession of the food, is finished perhaps it will relieve of bad habits. ing gained high lights: After exams: “But, Professor left word that those wishing to Some the situation on the first one. The * * * The genial company of our spon- can’t you get me by just this once?” partake of the same should follow tennis epidemic has seized so many another, sor, Mr. Campbell. “And be ye kind one to to the park retreat, which was the people that it’s almost necessary forgiving each Cute songs around the fire after tenderhearted, other, Edward had selected in to register a day in advance in I Don’t Know Why— for- site that by even as God also in Christ place. dark Sue McMahan, Annie Pearl order to get a place on the new Leland and McEachron think the first Perry and Jeanne Schuchard. Mar- gave you”—Eph. 4:32. Arriving at the appointed place court. Otherwise, you have to walk they can beat Mr. Derrick and Mr. jorie Lynch, monopolized by Mr. mid trees, rocks, picnic tables to the President’s Home court. Ruby at tennis. ferns, Welch, declining to participate. etc., truly a garden spot of Califor- Ed and Winnie are seeing so Warren Nunn parading around nia, hungry newshounds found that little of each other. in a black Y There’s no danger of losing the the manager con- chapeau purloined from The enghborhood kids think our circulation had Acree. school roll as long as Wally Simp- after campus is a public playground. SALLY verted himself and assistants, Willabeth son takes care of the “school car.” convalescing, the manner of Dr. Jekyll, into chefs Schmidt, Spring vacation is so slow arriv- trying to keep from getting This vehicle with the numerous and chefesses with personalities of smoke ing. Keeping You in her eyes. signatures painted on its parts is Slade likes to eat with Cory Wil- Mr. Hydes. Even as Oscar of Wal- something different in autograph ’ dorf did he Janie Moss with a gooey hand full son so often. supervise the doling out collections. .Wally is practical ‘Emily of luscious (hot to of melted marshmallow. Everybody wanted to take so Posted wieners dogs enough to get his before tne auto- you) by The grand many hours this quarter. the Misses Yocum, Babb, finale, consisting of graph rush season begins. Mr. to be roasted over a the of fine Clara, Alice, and Eleanor enjoyed Schurchard, harmonizing old songs Campbell didn’t say anything about crackling the help around last week-end so much. “The quality of a gentleman is fire, kindled with the fire, in which every- refusing to recognize anyone as measured by what he is and never of the hilarious Perk, until they body, including Janie Harris, Bobby registered until he had placed his (the wieners) what he has.” turned to a golden King, Hoyt Houchen, and yours name on the blue and orange horse- Burton Collins, one of Baxter brown (or black) and then truly who hadn’t anything In order to make life more pleas- enclosed done less carriage, but it looks like the Hall’s new inmates, seems to have with some pickle within the con- more spectacular than unturned ant, to make it run more smoothly, eat, joined. sages left no stones in given Miramonte and Rehkop new fines of a bun, the enterior The their to add to its beauty, and as an es- of writer tenders apologies to zeal to get thoroughly regis- aspirations around Marilyn Hall. Of which had been liberally doused Mac tered. sential to good taste and good eth- Rochelle for not being able course, Burton’s ability to play the with mustard by the generous- to we must learn to wear a cloak understand why that person piano offers a good excuse if their ics, handed Sue McMahan. of etiquette and to do so as un- wanted to ride home with Mr. Have you noticed the proposed intentions are questioned. Imbibing such large quantities Y consciously as we would wear a of Campbell until he saw a vacant school seal mounted on the blue vitamins did not fail to have an place pair of shoes. beside CENSORED. and orange in the book store. Con- Doris Wilson has at last arrived, For the most part, if we use gratulations to Alpha Gamma for and if you haven’t noticed her good common sense concerning our presenting this idea! around as yet, believe yours truly, manners, no fault can be found in New courses, the reports that preceded her our behavior. Here is some com- Alpha Gammas Y new schedules, weren’t exaggerated. You can mon sense: On chapel mannerisms, Receive new students, new clocks in every well believe that when we tell you never do anything that is unpleas- building, and a new dinner hour are she has Sherman Cannon standing ant to others, be on time, never a few of the novelties of this Four ‘Worthy ' quarter. before the mirror more than usual. Women laugh at mistakes of others, and never criticize in an unkindly way. Now we know something louder In passage to and from chapel By CORY WILSON Ruby, Misses Martha Middlebrooks, Pat than Wally’s car—Clarence’s, Way- never block the stairways, halls, The social highlight for the week- Lela Shrader, Malone, Malese ne’s, and Harold’s shirts. or aisles. Do not make it necessary end marking the close of the win- Black; Mrs. J. Herman Campbell, Quotable Quotes for the chairman to have to wait ter quarter was Alpha Mrs. George Orloff, Mr. and Mrs. Gamma’s J. Among those who enjoyed the or call for your attention, but at- candle ceremony in the beautiful E. Yocum; Misses Spears, Sav- birthday party at Ethelrose’s were tend chapel with the idea that it reception rooms of President’s age, Wanda Roberts, Lena Mae “It is probably the prevailing con- Cory and Willabeth. is a period of the day set aside for Home Saturday night. Moran, Alice Peterson, Annie Pearl servatism of our colleges and uni- reverent spiritual and idealistic Perry, Louise Babb, Wanda Griffin, versities which is in large part A feature of the initiation of new growth. Jane Moss, Sue McMahan, Irene responsible for their reputation for Wally’s car is about the only members by the women’s service Willingham; Messrs. Louis Stivers, radicalism. Far from being red, semblance of a "school spirit” we’ve While a speaker has the floor group was an address on the aims Bill Stivers, Seaborn Kennamer, or even liberal, they are, on the seen. Whenever he goes riding, give feeling he has a and ideals of the club by Sponsor him the that Bobby King, Batsell Barret Bax- whole, strongholds of conservatism he’s a rolling advertisement for his receptive audience by your good J. Herman Campbell. ter, Mac Rochelle, David Nunn, and important agencies in main- Alma Mater. Of course, those au- posture and attentiveness. Do not Jane Harris, Willabeth Schmidt, Kern Copeland, Cory Wilson. taining the status quo.” University tographs help a ‘cause way chew gum or food. Avoid fam- Ethelrose Orloff, and Iva Lammey lot, eat of Michigan’s Pres. Alexander down on one side we smeared on iliarities, and do not destroy the were the new members added to Ruthven believes this conservatism our names. the six charter members of “Wor- “What our deepest nature craves property of others. should “give to SALLY. thy Women,” whose aim is to pro- is not mere enjoyment, but some grave concern every person interested mote closer relations between dor- supreme purpose that will enlist in human "wel- The new hour of eating dinner answer any of fare.” Sally will gladly mitory and day women. President all our powers and will give unity each night surely is a lot more your addressed to Gra- questions Dorothea Yocum, Vice-Pres. Dolly and direction to life. "We can never convenient, especially since the phic. Todd, Sec. Helen Billy know the profoundest joy “Good English is that which will days are getting longer and spring Mattox, without Craig, Carmen Landrum, and Sylvia a conviction that our is signi- pass current in any part of the is sprung. We know many a heart life Andersen all took part in the cere- ficant—not a meaningless episode.” English speaking world, please has been won in less time than 30 will Grades Scheduled To mony. The new members were pre- cultivated listeners and will not minutes, and too, some good games sented corsages of violets and gar- disclose too much native or geo- of tennis can be enjoyed that Leave Office Tomorrow An elderly woman with in denias. Quaker graphical origins.” This new def- extra time. beautiful complexion was asked Punch and cake was served in inition of Northwestern University’s what cosmetics she used. She an- Registrar Campbell announces the dining room after the ceremony Ralph Dennis is a speech standard- swered, “For my lips, truth; for Orchids this week to the winter grade while Bill Stivers entertained on izer. women’s that quarter final my voice, prayer; my service club. After slips be the piano. for eyes, witnessing the are to put in the mails pity; for my charity; initiation Saturday night and Thirty-six invited guests, includ- hands, for “Man is no longer personality hear- from his office tomorrow. my figure, uprightness; a ing the ideals for ing Mrs. Pepperdine, Mrs. for my but a civil war. There which Alpha Baxter, heart, love.” is always Gamma stands, we sincerely be- and Miss Middlebrooks, honorary a conflict within him, between his lieve that students at G.P.C. can NEW CHAPEL SEATS members of Alpha Gamma, witnes- animal heritage and his spiritual in no way help to further the ideals sed the ceremony. The guest list: Howard College students believe heritage.” Dr. William A. Eddy, of the Founder better than in fol- New chapel seat schedule was Mr. and Mrs. George Pepperdine, that course outlines are a definite President of Hobart and William lowing the example of Alpha Gam- posted on the faculty bulletin board Dr. and Mrs. Batsell Baxter, Dean aid in improving grades, a recent Smith College, describes the Indi- ma. yesterday afternoon. and Mrs. Tiner, Mr. and Mrs. Wade poll revealed. vidual of 1938. GRAPHIC Page Three March 30, 1938 Track Men Win Two Meets, Cagers Split Two; Coming Warren Nunn SPORTS NOTES up Frosh-Faculty Softball and Intramural Track By

mark of the year track meet the basketeers defeat- same team that took the Juniors passed since javelin and Ellis’ running the two- set his best y Two weeks have with quarter. relay ed the Adams “M” Men, a Morm- so convincingly on February 22. mile in 10:27, his best time in a 51s The the sports news was printed, that it likely to on group, by a score of 33-18. If the Dean can pull the ball up last competitive running this year. team showed is in that time a couple of in- one of in state by Gordie McEachron was in a tor- to knee height against McEach- and Jerry lapped every other man in be the best the teresting events have transpired. mid-season by hitting while rid mood and netted the ball for ron, Lovelady, or Maurer, he can the race and staged a sprint for 3:24 in the spotlight is the winning by 40 yards. 21 of the college points. Mac holds just kiss it bye-bye, for these Holdover the tape with a Santa Barbara Last Saturday the the scoring record for the team are the boys who collected 18 hits track team. man who was just finishing his End Basketball Season squad travelled to Santa Barbara as he has on different occasions among themselves against the seventh lap when Ellis quit run- It is hard to conceive it and to engage the Gauchos in a prac- scored 16, 16, 18, and now 21 third-year men. ning. harder to believe it, but basket- meet. Out of the 11 points. He be a valuable be in for tice dual ball season is finally over. That will Lovelady will the box the Pepperdine Swamp Whittier man on next year’s team. Also if events staged, was decided definitely last Wed- the Frosh, and the teachers nine firsts one tie The Saturday previous Coach and wel- boys took and night about o’clock watch for him in football, if can solve his slants, they are Weems took the men to Whittier nesday 12:00 for first. when the final left the when. come to the ball game. The Frosh and back with seven firsts whistle came on shy of a 38-24 lineup will probably be as fol- Davenport led the list with and one out of 11 attempts. locals the part tie with the Hollen- Softball Struggle lows: McEachron, short; Lynch, three victories in the shot, discus, Whittier’s Randolph Carter, negro score in a game club. Coming events cast their shad- first; Maurer, third; Nunn, catch- and javelin. Rip Russell was next walked away with both beck DeMolay flash, DeMolay ows, and the large blotch across er; Lovelady, pitcher; Houchen, in line with a winning 220 and a in rapid time. Davenport Martin, center for the sprints rang the bell for 22 points, the campus is Dean Hugh M. second; Cy Justiss, left field; Mul- second in the hundred. Pruitt came through in the discus and squad, sinking and Tiner attempting to gain the peak ligan, center; and Slade, right. finished third in the hundred and javelin as expected and picked up 10 free throws six McEachron snagged of condition for the Frosh-Faculty The profs have not turned in a second in the 220. Summers, Lov- surprise second the shot, field goals. a in softball game Friday. battlefront, but that’s probably vorn, Simpson, and Ellis all won not thrown the 12 points for the Waves, and the although he had just an attempt to gain a psycho- their events without undue exer- 16-pounder in two years. rest were scattered among the They tell me it’s April Fool’s tied other players. Barney Mulligan, Day Friday. how ap- logical advantage—which they’ll tion, although Lovvorn was Summers, Simpson, Ellis, and Tch, tch, the the whom the first string owed a propriate! It is a con- need. by North for top spot in Russell also won their events, but to foregone for great deal for keeping the bench Royal Highness, half. Mcßee managed a tie Froggie Lovvorn met unexpected clusion that His and appealing, attained his the will there pitch- Intramural Track Meet first in the high jump, and the opposition in the half and pulled warm Dean, be in supreme ambition scoring a for he can An interest-provoking spectacle relay team won by a quarter-lap out with a tie verdict in a thrill- by ing the faculty, if field goal. Now he can spend someone to is near in 3:30. ing race. The time was 1:57, the find who likes be a scheduled for the future his summer vacation in peace. ten-pin. You see, the Dean has a in the nature of an intramural The notable marks were fastest that Froggie has ever run only The same night of the Whittier tendency to bowl the ball instead track meet. That is, the Frosh, Davenport’s toss of 4” in the the two-lap race. Summers also 182’ of the up-and-up legitimate way Sophs, Juniors, and Seniors (all of putting it across waist-high, two of them) will engage in a down the middle. So if some track meet to discover new ma- WEEMS' SPEECH ON 'ATTITUDES' To Lead l.R.C. Round member of the faculty doesn’t terial for a track team. mind being taken for a piece of The meet will be open to any- ENDS WINTER PROGRAM hardwood, there will be a ball one not having taken part in any QUARTER Table Meet Mon. game Friday afternoon. It may of the meets that Coach Weems’ be a hard time to envigle any of team has participated in this asm springs from health; health By CORY WILSON the professors to meet the Frosh year. Everyone is urged to get is a result of exercise and proper J. Eddie Weems brought the ar- after what happened in the bask- ready for this gigantic affair to “Just he said, ray winter quarter chapel living. remember,” etball game last fall, but surely be held on the Pepperdine track of pale because she speeches to a climax with his ad- “the moon is there are some intrepid souls left soon. If you can’t do anything keeps late hours.” dress before examination week on among their number. else, go out and yell at the par- "Attitudes.” Speaks Thursday Their opposition will be the ticipants. Mr. Weems spoke Thursday be- Mr. Weems said attitude is the fore the Los Angeles chapter of the ■difference between a Christian and International Knights of the Round a. sinner and between an “A" stu- as of T. W. Phil- A GEORGE PEPPERDINE FOUNDATION APARTMENT dent and a “B” student. The reason Table the guest lips 11, the ministerial member of prodigies seldom reach any height the Round Table. of success in life, he said, is be- cause they seldom have the proper attitudes. Hey, You Guys Who The Ravenswood Pour proper atti- essentials to ‘Deal Me a tudes were laid down in the speech. Say ’ The first is curiosity, the attitude Piece of Bread that helps make Fords, Edisons, and Einsteins. Hey, you brutes who clown The second is confidence. Abra- through the corridors or say “Deal ham Lincoln said, “What man has me a hunk of bread” at the table! IP? done in the past, man can do Don’t you want to be a gentleman? again.” Don’t you know that none of the lOvT ' ~ - - ;::i The third is optimism. “Have women think a man’s a sissy if 'V S iU the attitude,” Weems said, “of ‘lt he observes simple rules of eti- Isn’t raining rain; it’s raining daf- quette? to ?j, t ;x I fodils’.” Why don’t you turn over a new you $ ** Enthusaism is the fourth essen- leaf? Why don’t get serious & *. who is scheduled « A tial. This Weems used to get over for a minute? Why don’t you read DR. NAVALL, v to lead an I.R.C. round-table dis- m a point on good health. Enthusi- “Sally” on page two? cussion Monday afternoon. Miller’s Southwest’s ,1 Leading Men’s Shop I.R.C. Meets Thurs. Miller’s Men’s Shop fast becoming <=ddl SPORT the meeting place for Pepperdine Business students. This was proved last For 57 0 IVorth Ross more Avenue week. Two Pepperdine students were searching for the crowd, The International Relations Club when one exclaimed, "Let’s go over will meet in 208 Administration to- Rec.nlly decorated, appointed and furnished by one of COATS to Miller’s. They are probably there morrow night at 7:00 o’clock for America’s foremost home stylists, The Ravenswood, from at coats and action club looking sport gabar- on the constitution, ac- bachelor single to de luxe triple, affords the utmost in dis- dine can find cording to tentative made We are showing the season’s slacks.” One always plans tinction, luxury, comfort and service. Here you enjoy the a student or two browsing around yesterday by the officers. most service a well-staffed at £ or looking through the current Es- The club is also planning a closed personalized of menage...have your popular quire magazine which is handy meeting of its membership Monday disposal a valet service, commissary with room service, sub- Herringbone there. afternoon to discuss the European terranean garage, stately reception room, play room, cham- From a habadashery open- situation. Dr. Navall, who spent Tweeds at. . small pionship tennis court, and spacious, beautifully-landscaped ed on South Vermont in 1922, Mil- his early life in Europe, will lead grounds flanking both sides of the structure. ler’s have fast grown into the South the round table meeting. These are all wool, expertly west’s leading men’s shop. The Owned and operated by the George Pepperdine Foundation, store at 5854 So. and Vermont has been the from the Ravenswood are disbursed in the tailored correctly styled. Santa Rosa proceeds located there for ten years. Re- J.C. Buys maintenance of the George Pepperdine College, a Boys’ Home, cently a branch store was opened Gold Mine for $2.85 and a Home for Underprivileged Girls. Drape Model at 8414 So. Vermont, near enough ’ to the Pepperdine campus for stu- Santa Rosa, Calif.—(ACP)—-The With rates ranging from S6O to $350, this apartment on the Slacks % dents to it after visit classes. Santa Rosa Junior College believes "Park Avenue of the West,” offers you the at a price To Match These popular stores feature finest it is the only college in the world by no means the A few apartments now available. standard advertised merchandise that highest. owns a gold mine. Telephone HOllywood 5391. such as Arrow and Grayco shirts It was bought for the college re- and ties, Interwoven sox, Cooper’s cently at a tax sale for $2.85 by underwear, Middishade and Palm Jesse Peter, the institution’s geo- Beach clothing and fine slacks, and logical curator, and will be "work- Stetson hats. ed” by students studying mining. Miller’s BSTOR€ FOR BlCn g wish to express their There’s no gold in the mine, so thanks to those who helped them students will have no get-rich-quick the finest in every price class! become the finest men’s shop in incentive to study. the Southwest. To those who have BENJAMIN FRANKLIN FOUNTAIN MANOR THE UDO 8414 S. Vermont 512 South Hobart Aye. 5165 Fountain Ave. 6500 Yucca Street not yet visited the store they ex- S6O to $125 monthly $45 to sllO monthly S4O to $135 monthly tend an invitation to drop in soon. THE CANTERBURY GRAMERCY OLIVER CROMWELL 1746 No. Cherokee Ave. 634 So. Gramercy Drive 418 So. Normandie Ave. Both stores are open until 9:00 S4O to slls monthly 135 to $l6O monthly $35 to S9O monthly 5854 S. Vermont p.m. for customers’ convenience.— Calendar CASA FEDORA LA SEGOVIA THE PRESIDENT Adv. 861 Fedora Street 849 So. GramercyDrive 669 South Union Ave. t* monthly to monthly Today—Business 135 $75 SSO sllO $35 to sllO monthly Administration FLEUR de US WE PENN lllflllllllllllllltll!llllllllllllllllllll!lllllllllllllllliill!lllll!ll[lll!!llillllllllllllllllll[lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!!lllllll]illlll!lllllll!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIII^ Club meets at 1:00 p.m. in room 1825 North Whitley Ave. 2208 Went Bth Street 208. Nature Club meets at 4:30 S4O to $125 monthly S9O to sllO monthly For furniture and floor coverings for § p.m. in laboratory. Internation- SHOWINGS BY APrOINTHENT ONLY al Relations Club meets at 7:00 p.m. for business every purpose ... session in Ad- ministration. Thursday—l.R.C. meets in Admin- istration at 7:00 p.m. Press Club meets in Graphic office at 6:30 : —rre uarier s KERKES p.m. aacj Friday—Timothy Club meets in 107 19 Years Experience In 957 So. Los Angeles at 7:00 p.m. Cap ’n’ Bells party FOR FOUNDATION RENTALS Furnishing Hotels, Cor. Olympic Blvd. in auditorium at 7:00 p.m. Apartments and Stores Los Angeles, Calif. Saturday—Open house at Marilyn 2208 WEST Bth STREET, LOS ANGELES Hall-afternoon and evening. Phone MA-5036 TELEPHONE Exposition 3181 Sunday—-Pacific College chorus sings at Southwest at 2:30 p.m. March 30, 1938 Page Four GRAPHIC

DIRECTOR OF ‘DO YOU WANT TO BE AN ACTOR’ OFFERS AUDITIONS TO L.A. COLLEGE TALENT The Collegiate Review DID YOU KNOW? will be assigned Sundays By Irene Willingham (Special to Graphic) didates to appear over the air. want to be an undergradu- is offering a bearskin prize as an Do you actor? also be Temple University That Sherman Cannon is a trip- Haven of Audition contests may elders Award of Ingenuity to the man gra- MacQuarrie, producer in rival ates defeated their faculty let? of that name arranged between groups stu- duating from college with the low- the program broad- mak- in a spelling bee. Final score: colleges, with student bodies errors, 29. est marks. casting coast-to-coast over KECA producer dent errors, 22; faculty That , son each Sunday afternoon, is starting ing up the audience, the adds. of our President, is working on a search through the universities Commonwealth College has no Augustana College faculty mem- master’s at S. young women or men over his degree C.? and colleges surrounding Los An- Any paid faculty. bers sponsored a Recuperation geles to find acting candidates. seventeen are eligible. The audi- Party for students who had just That Kay Lanham is tennis believes he can be tions are free. MacQuarrie, a show- University of California finished examinations. MacQuarrie At the champion Monica and has of service to dramatic clubs man of thirty years’ experience, drive of Santa college at Los Angeles 7,846 students associated and and at the same time will supervise the hearings and cars. been with many rank- societies to college daily in 4,654 West Virginia University has in She played with to make selections. The only require- ing players? has give broadcasting opportunities body 70 sets of brothers, ment, he stresses, is a written re- its student Dorothy Bundy. young people through auditions The University of Santa Clara 23 of sisters and 63 brother KEOA for audition blanks sets right in the schools. quest to is the oldest institution of higher return of the blanks, prop- and sister duos. Dan a good Beginning this week, any college and a learning in the west. That Weimar is dramatic clubs or individual stu- erly filled out. athlete and that he still holds the Syracuse University has a new Nashville city high school broad- dents with acting ambitions can A larger proportion of the Ogle- course for those who fail. jump get auditions on their own camp- thorpe University faculty is in record? uses if a sufficient number apply “Who’s Who” than any other col- embarrassing moments: to station KECA for audition Glee Club Students lege in America. Add That Mr. Squire’s hobby is fea- blanks. When the Harvard University ture writing for newspapers and sponsored a piano As soon these blanks are filled D. Rockefeller, who gave music school periodicals? as John Maria Sanroma out and returned to the station, April 6 the University of Chicago more concert by Jesus In Concert couple of weeks ago they failed MacQuarrie will arrange suitable than 34 millions, visited that insti- a That Mr. and Mrs. Towery have as to whether or not dates and take his entire staff to tution only twice in his life. to inquire been associated with the Tipton’s the Sanders theater on the campus the various schools. Successful ean- Tickets for the musical concert Orphan Home in Tipton, Okla., and a piano—and as concert-time be given here on April 6th In the last six-month period, Prin- had just before coming to George Pep- to to be called they found the voice stu- ceton University has received gifts was about perdine College they worked at at 8:00 o’clock by didn’t. in the reg- totalling $1,066,605. it Scripps College at Claremont? dents are now available to find f Scouts were sent abroad Friday, April Ist, is istrar’s office. Each student is al- one, returned in an hour with the lowed four tickets. The Virginia state corporation That Leon was associate news that the only one available Manley “ALL FOOLS DAY” from commission has issued a charter editor of school at Sacred and secular numbers in Paine hall. So 1,000 the paper State for the founding of Mount Vernon was music College Memphis the classical, romantic, and mod- chagrined music lover trudged Teachers in last by four University. ern periods to be rendered across the yard in a blizzard, took year? groups will provide an un- "A music University of Washington new seats, heard the concert. usually varied program. The pro- The That Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. has received a WPA grant of $140,- gram Campbell, wives of Pepperdine fac- follows: to “improve recreational facili- San Diego State College dramat- O LORD Kalinnikoff 730 ulty men, are secretaries to Mr. FOOL TO THE, ties.” ists were among the first colleg- GLORY TO GOD Bach ians to give a performance of “Ju- Pepperdine? Cain THE VOYAGE Diego State College has ex- lius Caesar” in modern dress. THERE OF JOY Barnschein San That Murray Taylor has won WAS" SONG tension in navigation and Chorus courses several ping pong championships? nautical astronomy. Sailors ahoy! NOCTURNE Mendelssohn iUT—- SPRING HEAVEN Curtis That Miss Deuser says habitual College handball players in Ore- At Marilyn SERENADE . . Folk Song Saturday gum chewers may be bothered in. GYPSY have organized an Oregon NOW gon later years by stomach trouble? Octette Inter-collegiate Handball REMEMBER ME. .Bolfe State YOU’LL League, one of the first of its kind Holds House HE'S IRISH LOVE SONG Londonary Air Open Ventura Junior College student in the U. S. TAP! TAP! TAP! .... Martinifere musicians recently began a library Folk Song of their own recordings of popular WISE The nation’s largest college wind STORY OF THE TACK Parker numbers. < and uses IBELLITE on all tunnel is now being completed in his jobs. IBELLITE is so Quartet University of Minnesota laborator- MARCH Cadman easy to apply, it covers won- FESTAL ies. It’ll make a 150-mile “breeze.” derfully— and has such a CAVATINA Ross beautiful lustrous finish and OF THE PRIESTS College Women . . . WAR MARCH University of has Mendelssohn The California IT instituted a new course called “Pub- FOR THE BEST WEARS LONGER Orchestra lic Opinion and Propaganda.” Mr. Squire, conductor, announces IN this first concert-recital will 'Use IBELLITE that concentrating on the be given as many times as nec- A course and principles of Abra- and the job essary to accomodate friends and life, times ham Lincoln is being planned by students. Dresses Wili-B-Alright' Lincoln Memorial University. Twenty-two presidents of the A is offered were alumni of col- prize of SIOO being United States undergraduates for a Coats Suits leges. Princeton new Tiger football song.

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