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

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r i ERGIN HALL, the Administration l)uilding of the Uni- versity of Santa Clara, nestles in the bosom of the verdant Mission cloister. Majestic palms and ancient yews cast their picturescjue shadows aronnd this imposing- structure. Below, the j h3narch of the palms. A poetic view of a vine- clad entrance to the Hall. This is the residence of the Jesuit Fathers.

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XARLED vines and Irellised courts im- mortalize the sacred vestiges of scliolar- ly friar and ignorant al)origine. The reHc room of the New Mission is a treasure house for tourists and lovers of Califor- nia history. The door to the sacristy, shown in the lower photo, ex- presses successfully the efforts of the designers to preserve the Old Mission ' s characteristics. W.

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I NE of the few re- maining monuments to the workmanship of over a century ago stands a crumbling adobe pile in the Mission Cloister at the University of Santa Clara. Despite efforts to preserve it time is slowly exacting its in- evitable toll. The faithful sentinel in the lower view welcomes the rise of a more lasting structure, the New Mission Santa Clara.