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

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2 i U 6 . photo by Luan l've had thirteen interviews This year I learned the cause Weeks of rain, days of study- and no job offers! Scary and effect relationship in ing -it must have been stuff. But then, the job syllogistic reasoning, the winter quarter. But ljust got market is scary news right elementary rules of usage, an extension on the term I now. l feel like l know all the problems in justifying a paper, and the warm breezes . there is to know about belief in God, and the art of a of spring blew in with the resumes, cover letters, and planned accident. l will finish afternoon sun -- l feel an ir- call backs -- l'm really get- this year with one piece of resistable urge to set aside ting bored with thinking general knowledge: everyone those books. l've got all I about how wonderful l am. is here to learn, but we are weekend! Maybe l should become a also here to teach. Because l -- Matt Kelsey career counselor! have listened l have gained a -- Carla Dal Colletto more open mind, and a lot of friends. Mtifdwif Jeff Martin

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ROBERT ROSE WAITS for a reg form at ON A SUNNY afternoon in Moraga, quarterback winter quarter registration in his Go-GO's John Giagiari and the Bronco squad rolled We've Got the Beat t-shirt. 4 through the mud with St. Mary's Gaels. Spectators sat along the sidelines on the hills SAN FRANCl8CO'8 ATTRACTIONS serve as a watching the Broncos stock up another win. nearby escape when SCU gets too cramped. photo by Matt Keowen photo by Luan BERNIE ANCHETA SINGS one of the chorus whose erratic drivin habits parts in Godspell with fellow sophomore g zirxzmtrr.2::i::1-mere fm were eely exeeeded by his hunger for late night pizza. The 1 two of us began dating Skip - . . e and Rudy, two female Movie of The Kermit Rudolph Club members. The four of us Memorial Tuesday Night Movie held the last club meeting over Club, and the end, I thought, of Coffktails ef DennY'S, where I all of my social ailments. Over the next four weeks, we saw seven foreign movies ate twelve cubic yards of popcorn, and set several land speed records in The Prayer en route to various theatres. The only other male member of The Movie Club, was Kize, spilt a Zombie all over Rudy. Kize drove back to campus and parked on the grass under Fr. Kuntz's window in Walsh. The Kermit Rudolph Memorial Tuesday Night Club dissolved in style, but it dissolved just the same, and I wished that Europe ALAMEDA DAY WAS celebrated with beer, food and paint. The last was used to make a huge mural on one of the buildings facing the residence hall's parking lot. would turn into a volcano, erupt, and belch all of my buddies back to California. After the club fell apart, I decided to put aside my social life, concentrate on my studies and lead the life of the collegiate intellectual. I wanted to get A 's on everything I touched, I wanted to get papers back from professors with such comments as Should be icontinuedb kgs Pe

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SENIORS DAVE MAHMOOD and Sharon Scott 'Pena 3 'cY' 'Pi . 'es togethe' d 'i 9 3 Picnic at STANDING BETWEEN THE Mission Nobili and the Alumni picnic grounds on a fan aftemoo the Faculty Club, this statue of Jesus ties the boundaries of the gardens together. ln the SUE PROANO JOINED other members at an ln- spring it is surrounded by sun-hungry bodies ter Varsity Christian Fellowship. and drooping bouquets of Wisteria. photo by Luann Gores 1 take the pressure. I dropped . - - e Elementary Latin I that quarter, too. fArs Ionga vita brevis - published, and Would you eh?j With Latin I always got my like to teach a class next second declension ablative quarter? I wanted to suffixes mixed up with my first memorize every Norton declension nominative ones, Anthology and to translate not to mention my third Dante's1nferno back into declension past perfect Italian. In retrospect, I think my indicatives. Of course, I have expectations were a bit much. always enjoyed dropping I started off fall quarter with language classes. Freshman 17 units, but I dropped year, I dropped Spanish Clxlo sej, American Economic History and sophomore year I dropped after three weeks of class. I was French Ue ne sais pasj. You supposed to give an oral would think that Fr. Phipps presentation on British would realize that Iyay antcay mercantilism to a class full of eakspay oreignfay ang- Econ. majors, but I couldn't uageslay. Thus, I postponed photo by Sarah WOOd ii fi fig gt sifiiiii Il photo by Lou: T lberl ALTHOUGH THE LADY Broncos had a discouraging season, Luann Gores and Karen Ulmer enjoyed the company of their teammates and being part of the twentieth year of women's sports at SCU. my scholastic enthusiasm for later in the decade. I think I began feeling cognitive dissonance QPsych of Adjustment, Fall quarter, 19805, right after The Prayer self-destructed. It was autocide, I think. The Prayers' death wasn't too spectacular. I mean, the engine burst into flames, and the hood flew 200 feet into the air, but it wasn't all that exciting. I sat on the curb among the carnage and thought, Something isn't right Ccontinuedj 1 ff' I