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

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Mike Bradish PICTURE THIS! Pictionary became a popular pasttime at parties and was often a good (but long) study break. Players communi- cated their an- swers to team- mates through drawings while the hourglass counted down, n Mike Bradish RIDE EM COWBOY In for the ride of his life, senior Jim Cortney takes on the mechanical bull at Son Jose ' s Saddle Rack. The bar and dance hall ' s country cowboy atmos- phere offered students a change from the flashy, neon nightciubs fre- quenting the Bay Area. n n POP-A-SHOT Competition basketball was a new addition to Benson Center ' s gome room. Senior Glenn Davis racks up the points in basket two. Mike Bradish ADDED EXPOSURES reflects some of those memoroble, trendy, inter- esting, and sometimes even zany things ttiat added to the 1988 student life at Santa Clara. Added Exposures 29

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ADDED POSURES 28 BALLROOM GLITZ May was the month to don the tux and pearls and dance. Colleen Branson and Mark Casper dance the night away at the Junior Ball, Mike Bradish BARGAINS GALORE! When in need of diet coke, blank tapes or film processing, it ' s time for a Costco run. Warehouse shopping centers like Costco and Price Club could be counted on for bargains, but often members accumulated too many bargains and too high a bill. student Life Mike Bradish

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i , PaulLindblad Making pizza, Jenny Sewell removes a pepperoni from the oven. Cafe St. Claire in ttie base- ment of Benson of- fered stu- dents an alternative to cafete- ria meals. A place to study or a place to socialize, thie couchies in Benson ' s basement made tt e perfect place to meet for group projects. Seniors Kevin IVIcCarthy and Diane Vais discuss a class project. Ttie Game Room provided both entertainment and a form of release. Jim Rivord prepares to moke fiis break shot. 30 student Life Paul Lindblad