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Rev. Herman J. Hauck, S.J. President
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MESSAGE OF FATHER PRESIDENT It is with both fraternal and paternal happiness that I congratulate the 1958 Graduating Class and the entire Student Body of the University upon their reach- ing another milestone in their own lives and in the life of their Alma Mater. The individual milestone is more marked for the Graduates since it is both another year completed and also a Com- mencement. As Alumni, they now more concentratedly live in the frontline activi- ties of their professions and of our national economy and culture; the year has for them the double meaning of both an end and a beginning. For all the students individually, as recorded in these pages, the milestone has its own personal meaning, colorfully warm in the surface events and soul-stirringly rich in the deeper progress toward the more abundant life. No man is an island in himself alone, however, and the individual milestones co-marked together constitute the 108th milestone of Alma Mater, who lives in her Students, Faculty, Staff and Alumni. It is Santa Clara through all of us that both ends and begins again; this is recorded here with both warm surface and deepened richness; that is first on the Nation ' s forefronts and at home, lives more abundantly. This is the real Progress the Redwood commemorates. Campus and buildings mark the place of advance, but fraternity of the educated — the Men — are the indestructible Progress. God look with blessings upon Santa Clara, Home and Health, Knowledge and Learning, Men and Alma Mater. Herman J. Hauck, S.J. President Father President speaks to the Student Body at the annual Pilgrimage to the Shrine of St. Joseph. For the second consecutive year, James R. Taylor receives the top award from Father President on President ' s Day. Father President joins the blood donors for the Red Cross. ■ fli ■s
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