Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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SYLVESTER A. DONOVAN, D.D.S. Wausaukcc DONNIE” DENTISTRY “Donnie had a cheering smile and a glad hand for everyone he met. He was a steady customer at tnc Greasy Spoon and always was loud in approbation (?) of the sauerkraut that Tony served. GREGORY J. DOWNEY, D.D.S. Genoa, Wisconsin GREG DENTISTRY Greg’s” first year at Marquette was spent at the Engineering School, but, possessing a wonderful technique for building bridges over little rivers, he conceived the idea that he could be of a greater help to suffering mankind by bridging in bicuspids and molars, so changed his course. “Greg is a good pal, a bright student, a regular fellow and, above all, a true gentleman. EARL B. DOYLE, Ph.G., Ph.C., B.S., D.D.S. Portage Assistant in Analytical Chemistry; Assistant in Bacteriology; Resident Pathologist and Bacteriologist at Trinity Hospital; Curator in the Departments 0 Histology, Bacteriology and Pathology. Earl was a steady, consistent worker. The golden rule was his motto and his classmates could always depend on him for help in a pinch. Success is sure to l c his.

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RAYMOND DEMPSEY, D.D.S. Milwaukee RAY DENTISTRY AX; Varsity Cheer leader ’15, ’16 and '17; Dance Committee. Anyone who has ever heard “Ray lead the cheering at football or basketball games, will agree that he deserves “Three of ’em” himself. Irish wit and humor are valuable assets for a cheer-leader to have, and his Give ’em a hand, fellows, give ’em a hand,” will be long remembered and missed. HUBERT A. DEVINE, MD. Fond du Lac •MAURICE MEDICINE ‘Mill; lancet Club; Class President ’13; Varsity Basketball '17; Baseball ’IS; Athletic Board 18. There are very few Hilltoppers who do not know Hubert Devine. He has been active in all sports of the University, and will long l c rcmcml crcd as one of Marquette’s real athletes. A conwrientious student, with ambitions, is “Maurice,” and we hope that his success in the medical profession will l c even greater than that in hjs school life and athletics. ENOLA HELENE DITTRICH, Teacher's Certificate Milwaukee “DICKIE DRAMATIC ART Though an extremely young person, Dickie has done some very fine work along the lines of her chosen profession, and is quite a finished actress. However, she has decided to devote her time to one single pupil, in the near future. Yes, positively only one. Page Seventy-nine

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HAROLD A. DOYLE, LL.B. Milwaukee •PADDY LAW Sodality; Class Treasurer. Paddy” was one of the best scouts that ever entered Marquette. Regarding his lovalty, popularity, industry, and scholastic ability, take them all for granted. They’re all there. RALPH W. DRAPER, D.D.S. North Freedom DRAPE BOBBY DENTISTRY M’Q, 0NE; Cap and Gown Committee ’18. A lad with a winning way, was “Drape. He always got them on his side. His favorite hold, called the pinch,” won him fame as a wrestler. His appointment as official score-keeper for the Pan-Hellenic Bowling League in the heated race for the championship the past season, is a tribute to his integrity. Drape” was always pleasant, and sociable, too, even to the extent ot a movie. JAMES F. DREW, Ph.G. Waukon, Iowa WILD WEST JIM PHARMACY K l ; Cap and Gown Committee; Sodality. The Bertillon system had no terrors for Jim —in fact, its study was one of his favorite pastimes. The same might also be said about his interest in the fair sex, although this did nor hold his attention to the exclusion of his studies. Page Eighty-one