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

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CLEANING THE KITCHEN is one of the many chores Gerald McKevitt, S.J., performs at the Franklin Street Jesuit residence. In addition to being a history professor, he is also the University Archivist. PAUL LOCATELLI, S.J., ACADEMIC Vice President, never too busy for students, stops to chat with student Cathy Fox and her mother in front of the Clydesdale horses. FQ? jg 'r ? VJ 4 H f' i II ' f 0 ' Q f I Q-, ' I I 1 n nga l Q , , l in 4 'i . - - photo by Klm Moutoux photo by Greg Tapay esuit Image x . an... KU' ir' S The interests of some Jesuits lay in their colleagues' work. For example, Dennis Smolarski, S.J., a dedicated computer science professor, had published a book, Eucharistica, a study of Eastern and Western Iiturgies. His confrere, James Reites, S.J., the Chair and Associate Professor of Religious Studies, assembled, from a kit, a new computer system to be used in his department. Despite minor setbacks, such as waiting for late parts, the computer eventually functioned efficiently. Tim Fallon, S.J., was praised by students and fellow Jesuits alike for his wonderful singing voice. The philosophy professor also grew orchids which adorned the courtyard of Nobili. And who would 2 ever think that the Academic Vice- President, Paul Locatelli, S.J., would have time for a hobby? ln his free moments, Fr. I Locatelli was an avid photographer. nfl 1 There is a wide diversity of men behind I the Jesuit image. Each man is an individual with his own particular N. ..A , .., - x xxw A ' amusements and pastimes. Remember ' this next time you pass a Jesuit on campus. We at Santa Clara are fortunate to live in an environment where we can get to know the Jesuits as individuals and 5 friends. l - Julie Abney and Meaux Colligan A Jesuit Institution 29 Behind the Jesurt Image

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THEODORE MACKIN, S.J., PROFESSOR of Religious Studies, stops to enjoy the shade of a tree while talking to one of his students about the Theology of Marriage, one of the most popular courses on campus. 1 ,fa I' V 9 photo by Sarah Wood 1 1 X 1 Y W4 Q 1 maxaman I ' 1 1 1 -g 1 ' 1 lj 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I fm-4. 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , ' f iMM..,,,u 1 I , Q, if s pf 1 F . 1 4 1 photo by Kim Moutoux RELIGIOUS COUNSELOR ON 3rd floor Sanfilippo, Tom Shanks, S.J., talks with the Franklin Street residents before dinner. 1 LISA GILROY AND Bob Senkewicz, S.J., head out to see the horses at the fall freshman weekend in Applegate. photo by Matthew From t Wi 11 28 M idwaft 'A .1ff5UllIViSl1fLIiIOD

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...I JUNIOR MARK GUZZI and his academic adviser, Dennis Smolarski, S.J., discuss the requirements in the College of Arts and Sciences. TIMOTHY FALLON, S.J., ASSISTANT PROFESSOR in the Philosophy department, teaches upper and lower division philosophy courses. 'Ci fl P I 351. 2 MW..-tv -6 photo by Sarah Wood l :Ji W , .t ...E , .f L S ta 4 wr f. 3 Q if 'I -an if u J flu L16 . lm 9 -..4 , Ala' photo by Hike O'Brien AFTER TWENTY YEARS at Santa Clara, Richard Coz, S.J. continues to teach Economics II. As well as giving lectures in economics, he is also a religious counselor in McLaughlin Hall. TN. PRODUCTION, AN emphasis in the Theater Arts Dep't.. is directed by John Privett, S.J., Thomas Shanks, S.J., is the other full time T.V. professor. Students like Chris Dunne help the professors by being T.A.'s for the introductory class. 4 if K Wo If--mt luirvmrufm .,-if '