Alcala Yearbook 1995

"The Grill needed a persoriality, and USO need~d a place to celebrate traditions." - Tom Cos rove, Associate Dean

On October 11, 1994 the Grille was re– opened with a minor face lift. As it's name suggests, the new dining area "Traditions" celebrates just that- the traditions of USD. According to Terry Whitcomb who engi– neered the changes, "We thought about unique traditions...continuing traditions that are unique to USD.'' When the doors were opened at Traditions, students were met by new colors, banners, new furni– ture, and displays of USD memorabilia celebrating the traditions andhistory of USD. Left: Tom Cosgrove, Susan Payment, and Terry Whitcomb smile proudly in front of Traditions on its grand opening as their vision became transformed into a reality.

Sophomore Senators Dan Sengenberger and Eric Carroll prepare the USD banner to be hung on the wall of Traditions.

Dan Sengenberger and Dr. Terry Whitcomb evaluate the length of the ban– ners hanging in Traditions.