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

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Administration President ' s Message 14 Vice-Presidents 15 Administrators 16-17 Faculty 18-21

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President ' s Message The full importance of a man ' s life is not found in some one or few unusual deeds, but rather in the sum of all the daily and seemingly prosaic concerns which drew his mind, knew his interest, and won his energies; the Great Deeds, if they come, are but the outcome of the diurnal. As Emerson once said, no man has learned anything rightly until he knows that everyday is Doomsday, that every bush is aflame with God; but only he who has eyes to see takes off his shoes. Here, in retrospect of much lesser people but of a very important year, the Redwood respectfully recalls the daily events that made them men. To this review it is a pleasant privilege to add the sub-caption: and these shall grow and live forever in the men which they have made ; for Doomsday is but the loosened naming of Domonus Day: The Day of the Lord. Rev. Herman J. Hauck, S.J.