Alcalá 1991

for CI'ratfition

(7-fT radition was woven \!J., throughout the universi- ty. It was a strand that glittered like Mission Bay early in the morning. It was a thread of gold the color of the sunset that graces the campus each evening. It was as strong as the school's faith and as rich as its history. Perhaps the tradition could best be seen in the architectural style of the University of San Diego. The Spanish Rennal– sance style was determined in

1946 by Mother Rosalie Clifton Hill and it's influence has been carried on from that first build– ing erected in 194-9, to the Hahn University Center completed in 1987. Even with the changes on campus - new landscaping and buildings - the arches that framed the campus and the power the lmmacualata held over us will never change. The strands of tradition that we were bound to carry on will not be easily broken.