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Page 26 text:
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THE REDWOOD W. C. GlANERA, S. J Vice-President cAdministration I ' ring the past year the Administrative Board of the University of Santa (Clara has been responsible for many beneficial developments in the life of the institution. Through the initiative of Rev. Cornelius J. McCoy, S. J., President of the University, the Restoration of Mission Santa Clara received its first impetus early in August, 1927, and was completed in time for the Commence- ment Exercises which took place conjointly with the dedication on May 13, 1928. This year several new professors were added to the faculty: Mr. Hinckley, En- gineering; Mr. Cook, Chemistry; Mr. Whiteside, Business Administration; Mr. Ballinger, Biology; Mr. Armstrong, Law; Mr. Murphy, Dramatics and Public Speaking; Father Edward Shipsey, S. J., and Father Raymond Copeland, S. J. J. M. Georgen, S. J Supervisor . P. Mootz, S. J. Spiritual Advisor M ' l l ' l ' I l ' l l ' l I5E l ' l l ' l r M
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Kgv. Cornelius J. oMcQoy, S- J- Tresident of the University California ' s romantic history is an inspiration to higher and better things. The Franciscan Padres, fired with zeal for souls and civilization, came to the far western seaboard, and established their wondrous chain of Mis- sions, wherein they taught the natives the sacred truths of Faith, the lessons of eternity, and formed in them the social bonds of Christian civilization. Their ex- ample hires us on to similar sacrifices and to like accomplishments. Adventurers too, came to this land of beauty and of promise and soon un- earthed the stored treasures of its hidden gold. Couriers bore the tidings far and wide, and paths were opened over precipitous mountains, through virgin forests and over dreary, sage-ladened plains to the golden land of worldly riches. A State was added to the Union. Other adventurers — black-robed, men crucified to the world and to whom the world was crucified, heard the tidings and came in quest of souls, to seek a treasure of human hearts. Into the Valley of Santa Clara they came, to the hallowed, crumbling walls of her almost desolate Mission. At a Bishop ' s bidding they opened a College — the first in the far West, and gave ge nerously of effort and of life for the cause of Christ. Today a University surrounds the restored Mission of Santa Clara, and a new generation carries on the work of the Padres and of the black-robed adventurers. May Heaven shower a blessing on their work! bs}
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