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

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Auditorium The Ship — 1870 Administration Building— 1950 Walsh Hall 1950 J fri Seifert Gym 1924 Science Building 1924 O ' Connor Hall v. 1912

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Foreword The academic year 1954-55 has been a year of marked progress and change f or Santa Clara. It is re- flected in numerous ways. It is seen in the scope of religious and social activities that the year produced. It is seen in the advances made by student government. It is seen on the Mission Grounds themselves, for even the new Art Museum stands in mute testimony to this progress, this change. Santa Clara- is truly expanding — but this is not to say that progression and change have made Santa Clara a different university. The same tradition, the same spirit remains — they are grow- ing. It is the sincere hope of the editors of 1955 Redwood that they can recapture in word and picture this year of progress. Mission — Restored 1927

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Varsi Library 1931 Nobili Hall 1930 Kenna Hall 1924 iSB • i r .: 4 I v.. j .-w? ' y .-, = 3 1 if 1 H | li II f I Law Building 1939 Faculty Building 1911 Ricard Observatory 1928