Spirit of the Times
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Joseph R. Aurreachochea ’19, director of SCU Rodeo, and an unidentified woman. As one historian notes: “In the 1920s, the ability to date—and date well—had now joined male friendship and status as the critical attractions of the collegiate way.”
Photo courtesy of Joseph Vaughan, S.J. Collection, ASCU, SCU Alumni Office
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Photo courtesy of Joseph Vaughan, S.J. Collection, ASCU, SCU Alumni Office
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It's a Men's Thing
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Santa Clara defeats St. Mary’s in the 1950 “Little Big Game” at Kezar Stadium.
“The Rally Committee announced that in cooperation with the married students a special section will be set up for women. They will be permitted in the section under the following conditions: 1) Wives and dates of Santa Clara students will have their own section directly behind the main student section; 2) Their tickets are to be purchased at the athletic office. There is a limited number of tickets available; 3) Women in this section are asked to wear white blouses, sweaters, or some white garment; 4) Full cooperation must be given to the Rally Committee if this is to be continued.”
-- Student report, The Santa Clara, Oct. 2, 1952
Photo courtesy of Associated Press, ASCU
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