University of San Diego - Alcala Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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TIME Managing Editor Nancy jane Sample M Section Editors 'll ttff bebbielolrggliff if Katie Brown Art Editor Georgette Laws Photographers Donna Hart june Quirk Karen O' Hara Helen Antoniak W M-it 1 ml' it H M TIME cover design, makeup, and trademarkw ...utilized .byur arm. 51 tttttt my rahgement with Time Ilncofpht- 'l ated, publisher of TIME Maga- zine. Assistant Academics Editor Katie Brown points out the humor int one of theypictures torrphotogigapher Karen1OiHara, Academy ids' Editor Debbie Duggan, and Editor-irtl Chief Nancy jane Sample. Construction on the University of San Diego College for Women began in September, 1950. Delayed because ofa strike, it wasn't finished until May, 1952. For most of the men who have pondered the idea of a University, the dream and the school have been hard to come by. The idea Hrst came to Bishop Buddy after he Hrst came to San Diego. His idea consisted of a four year liberal arts college including a College for Women, a College for Men, a School of Theology, and a School of Law. Success depends a lot on first impressions and this is why the Bishop asked the Religious of the Sacred Heart to build a college for women in San Diego. It was felt they would help establish the excellence of the enterprise so Bishop Buddy shared his plans with Mother Rosalie Hill.The 167 acres chosen was named Alcala Park in honor of Father junipero Serra's first California mission. Groundbreaking ceremonies were in May, 1948 and the foundation was laid on September 22, 1950. The architec- ture, chosen by Mother Hill, is Spanish Renaissance. She had been favorably impressed by the architecture of the University of Alcala in Spain and she based part of her choice on this. Construction was completed in May, 1952 although classes had begun February 11, 1952. By fall, 1952, more than 100 women had registered. Today the enrollment is 685. One of the aims of the College is the refinement of taste through an appreciation of beautyg its principle function is to produce the most intelligent womanhood possible. INDEX Administration .... ,,,, 1 2 Humanities .....,. ,,,, 1 5 Sciences ............. ,,,, 2 1 Behavioral Sciences . . . , , , ,25 Theology .........., ,,,, 2 7 Aides De Camps . . . , , , .28