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

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sm: FXOLLECTION of the old makes ap- [j preciation of the new keener. The Third Mission Santa CLara shown above was destroyed by fire o -er two years ago and has ahnost been dispLaced from onr memory by the beauties of the restored Mission reared on our camjnis last May. Below, a view of the Third Mission at night. The structure was razed to the ground shortly after this ])hoto was taken.

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HE entrance to the (ireater Santa Clara. above — The A 1 o y s i u s R a ggio date, one of the three entrances to the University grounds, with the New Mission in the (Hstance. This scene can only be ap- preciated by those who have known the Santa Clara of a quarter of a century ago, when the University was making m;igniticent efforts to rise to the jjeak it has reached today. r elo v. a close-up of an ivy- clad pillar of the Raggio Gate.

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1 EVERAL years of patience and careful n u t 11 r i n 54- h a v e brought to Santa Clara that which she prizes most highl} ' after her sjjlendid build- ings — The Mission Gardens. Above, the A(hninistration Building from the front show- ing the masses of tangled shrub- bery surrounding it. The side entrance to the same Hall, below, displays to g ' ood advantage the magnificent and highly prized vine which covers the building on two sides.