University of Santa Clara - Redwood Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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A Introduction SANTA CLARA Late night studying in Orradre Library. CPhoto: Bill Hewittj GROWS Derryl Williams, a Political Science major, plays basketball for the Broncos, fPhoto: Mike Frenchj ' Growth. The growth of students. The growth of a University. Neither is calculated in a grade point average or in an accountant's book. The growth of students is often imper- ceptible and therefore immeasur- able, but we acknowledge its presence by the degrees, the levels of maturity we inevitably surpass with each new year. Somehow the people we have met, the things we have accomplished, and the exper- iences we have had set us on a new path, too.

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Late night study break in Orradre Library! CPhoto: Bill The growth of a University depends on the qualitative growth of its students. Just as we set goals according to our abilities, so a University sets its goals according to its resources and commitments. Adjusting to the demands of an expanding Silicon Valley, this one hundred- and-thirty-one year old institu- tion begins an unprecedented growing phase. GROWTH OF THE MIND THE LEFT SIDE Professor Unsell, far left, explains methods of sunreylng to civil engineering students. CPhoto: Bill Hewittj Hewittj X Students scramble for classes during Spring Quarter registration for Freshmen. fPhoto: Blll Hewittj