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

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JAMES W. deLORIMIER Vice President of the Associated Students ol The University oi Santa Clara This year, 1951, the University of Santa Clara is celebrating its one hundredth anniversary. Such an occasion means a great deal to the school. It means added prestige and deserved plaudits from every corner of the educational world. It means that a public spotlight has been focused directly on the student body of the University, not only as a whole, but on each individual as well, to discover whether or not he is living up to the ideals of Santa Clara, the ideals of Christ. In the face of that searching glare, the students have held their own, for they fully realize the responsibility put upon them. With the ever-present guiding hand of an understanding faculty, and with the Mission Church, the heart of the University, to give them needed strength in times when the whole world has been thrown into tumult, the students of Santa Clara have kept alive that traditional spirit which is the real value behind their studies. For no matter what the particular ambition of a student may be, he knows in his heart that the attaining of it will be the result of ■ following the road made smooth and straight for him by the life he led at the University of Santa Qctra. JOHN A. METHENY Secretary of the Associated Students of the University of Santa Clara 27