Marquette University High School - Flambeau Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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N U l- ll e ulm we 71010 rlzldelzff 0 Mar qffetle Hzfflv Whoo! jealonfly ygmzzd live It 111411011 Zlhlfl? If Olllf B11 141 HHH! 1111! wget fha! mort 0 the lrz lflflll mf lvlulwy r zz nf? ue mn! fl zeezdlly If and hui lo lin old nlwml I lelfllr NIJ life md unnersnty deprrtments slys l 1 er lxnneygln hrs been mtnmltely assoelated vuth the hlstory of Mllvsaul-eee for three venerrtnons Durnng these mmy years Nlar eyuette has been reeognlzed as a leader ln the held of Crthohc education The alrn of 1ts founders to deselop 10 1ts students fully and hxrmonlously 1ll those facultles that 1re dns tlnetlye of mtn his been so snngularly real nzed that todly nt ns lenovsn lb th1t hung monument VSlllCl'l the XX est his reused to the memory of the lllustrlous Pere lwhrquette burely the Interest 1nd enthusltsm VNlllLll 1 loyrl frlend of the lnstltutlon Mrs Rob ert A ohnston manlfested when retlmm, the need of a nevxer and EDCI' Hlfell Sehool buxldlng she generously eontrlbuted suth erent mems to enable the esunts to erect The Ellen Story Johnston Memorul vull explun the attltude of many Mrlvs luleeelns towxlrds Nllreyuette 'lhns bunldlng otferxng leeommodxtuons for fifteen hundred stu dents most modernly equlpped ln exery de tml and sxtuated nn a eholee md comenlent fC 45 V 3 FL U r. + . D ff. ,V , K fr .- Q 5. . . ' t 1 ' m Ll.. . L .lf If ' X rf IQ l I lb R! L. ,X iw. .1 M . S. 1. 2 t bg yy' x. ' V .L-. Lv ,tsl , , . ,,, A ', . w , ,, 5- ,. ,- ' . . 1 l ' ' y L- k i , ' . U, .4 2 ' ' I . ' 'g A ' A ' , ' . ' ' ' L' 4 a ' 1' . - - 4 ' . 4 Y 4' f 4 4 1 ' 1 A y V . v v 4 Y .... , '1'

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Wtnrimeau -Al'-'15-2.-L.:,s VOLUME XIV 'wtf NUMBER II 'Fe 1 PES! C ommerzcement, 1933 Hzstory of Marquette Umoerszty High School HI ellss ol 19:5 IS the twenty SlXlIll class to gr1duf1te from Marquette Unl yersrty Hleh School slnce the lnstltu non w1s deelired 1 sep1r1te unlt ot M1r eyuette Unnersnty lflel 1uthor1zed to OPLYIIL rndmduzlly under th1t n1me Nluquette I-heh School traces tts lnstory b1cL to 1957 when rt wfts opened under tl1e name of St AlOySlL1S Academy In 186-1 tl1e trtle w1s chlneed to St C1115 Ae 1demy 1nd durlng the slme ye 1r the school w 1s lncor por1ted by IH 1et ot the State Leelsllture lts leg1l tltle berng Nhreyuette Collcee In 1990 1 new llllllldlflf, w1s erected 1t Tenth lflel SflIL Streets In September ot the fol lownne yexr el1sses were opened ml tl1e Hl2.,l1 Sehool then known IS the Audemy w IS m1de prep1r1tory to Nltreyuette folleee 'Iwenty sux ye1rs 12,0 ln 1907 durlne the l1st ye1rs ot the Rectorsh1p of Rey A Burrowes SI 1 gre1t step IH tl1e hlstory ot the lnstntutlon w IS m1de w hen the Ae ILILITIIL deplrtment w IS deel1red 1 dnstxnet unnt ot the College The entire eurrlculum V515 re 1rr1nged from thxs pomt was to begxn tl1e hxstory of 1 esutt Hugh School w hreh w IS destined to rlse 1lmost meteor1c1lly before the eyes of the commumty lrom 1907 untll 1975 cl1sses were con ducted IH the Acldemy bullkllflg 1t 'Ienth md Sttte Streets A dnstmetlye lll1I11l'1l n esteemed reput1t1on 1n exp1nel1ng, student body outstmdlng 1eh1eyements ID mrlous eompetmye 1et1y1t1es 1ll these tendeel to w 1rd the 1dy tncement 1nd progress of the mstntutuon 'Ihc 1nnu1l number of gflkllllfii swelled 'lhey left tl1e Ae 1demy fully SIIIS lee th 1t they were equrpped wnth 1ll tlnt w IS neeess1ry to meet the problems of hte T1e eenturnes old prlnclples of CSLllf terteh ln le lrnrne w l11Ll1 w 18 not only 1ppl1c1blc to future studnes but to mor1l dexelopment to C hrlstrln eulture 1nd rehnement 1I1kl to tl1e 1b1l1ty to mllxe one eenerllly sueeesslul were hrmly lmbedded ln tl1e souls of eyery Ae 1demy er1du1te 'Ihe ereat mfluenee whreh tl1e sehool wlelds IS brought out IH 1 st1te ment ot Rex 'I A Pmnegm S prmel p1l ot the present Hngh Sehool 1nd hnmself 1 former student of the Ae1demy 1nd Col e e The story ot NI 1rquette 1n lfS prep 1r.1tory 'a .Lee ., ' N T'a..'1 V 1. 'xv .rl Xe w A It use 47.157 X A fx, it 'S uf, Af' Xi.,L.4vq,7,f ,. 'GK l v O I I D . I, . . . . t . , , . , . ', . .1, . ' 4 , , , , . . , . h KU., ., , - if 'It ' L .A e 4 1 - ' 1 A ' . ' AA '.z 4 A AL' 4 .Q ' I ' 'A4 .41 , L . L L .i .. . . L ,1 ,Q , K. 4 14 - Y ', 3. 1' - ' '. . A r K . L , , . - , . L- , .-Q K , . , Y' - 1 'I - - A . . . . e 4 A A . A A M, 2 'A . 4 '4 A Kc I . t 1 A 4 1 A. K, . My . . 3 1. . I ,, . . -K . , , 5.2 2. ,L 2- . . .,k-1 Y f,i L ., . . , 2 5 .K . X C , , .,.. , .. . . 5 .t c H 2 ., , . . 2 . 1. -. , J 4 .4 A A A A ' ' fl. A. Y ' ' '. 4 ' ' - . . V ,s , -, . v ' e ,, ,' , , , 7 , 1. 1 , . 4 1 1 , e .V K, .LL v yi .,, ,,.' .L , .,. .A Vx Q , .L L,, is , . . I . . 4. 'At. ' . '4 A 4 1 A. A'A -' 1 A A A. A ' 't '- 4 ' ' A A 4 A ' 4 4 .

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sectuon of the cuty was guven for the foster ung of esuut Hugh School educatuon un Mul wuukee The school has a capacuty of fifteen hun dred students wuth prowusuons for possuble greiter expansuon The Athletuc Durectors office and rooms of the Athletuc Department are located on the fourth floor a chapel wuth a seatung capacuty of 1204 and the home of a new pupe organ the guft of the Musses Anne and late Margaret Gulluck sutuated wuth the Scuence Department on the thurd floor the second floor contauns the lubrary and class rooms and on the furst floor besudes classrooms us located a large audutoruum and the offices of the Hugh School In the basement there us a modern cafeterua and addutronal space for the Ath letuc department After the new buuldung was opened ut wus possuble to offer a wuder chouce of courses to the students In keepung wuth the polucy of esuut schools to recognuze the Classucal Course as the most valuable for general men tal and moral traunung and for College preparatuon the Hugh School stull gn es pref erence to thus course Its studues unclude Lutun Englush Greek Hustory Mathemutucs and Reluguon Publuc Speakung or varuous parts of the Scuentufic or Commercual course may be taken as electuves A course whuch substututes a modern language un the place of Greek us known as the Latun Modern Language Course A Scuentufic Course unclud ung Physucs Chemustry Buology and General Seuence 'und a Commercual Course of Typ ung Shorthand Commercual Law and Book keepung are also offered Thus the requure ments of any secondary course are amply prosuded for at Marquette Hugh School ll 1111 1 the tllj r mor! re nerenlzlfze men Ill 1 Zlllllf fueldr 0 emleazw u 111 uemembeu uzu flu 1 fa Here nur ll zlfvm 1 tom Illlflllfhlp Edll11fI0lI and meuzmuef llhllh haze PIILIIIIQL! long June flie duly galiveunl J lure oueueu dupeufed The students are justly proud of theur actuvutues un and about school In the luter ary field they produce the Flambeazz a quar terly magazune and the Touch a monthly newspaper The Flambealz has been awarded an All Catholuc Honor Ratung by the Catho luc School Press Assocuatuon and has meruted first place un the Columbua Scholastuc Press Assocuatuon One of uts storues of the past year has been natuonally recognuzed by the School Press Revuew The Tomb whuch us completung uts fourth year of exustence us not only popular wuth the students but meruted a first class ratung by the Natuonal Scholastuc Press Assocuatuon un 1932 The German students of the school publush the Gefmmzm a paper devoted to theur unterests un the study of the German language The Prep Players have a well earned en sued reputatuon for theur finushed stage pro ductuons In the past few years they have met wuth unusual success There are Latun and German clubs for students of those , A - . . . , ' , . , V y Y. ' I . 4 v 7 1 3 4 l I l 1 , . 4 4 . . , 1 . 4 V A . I A A '5 . ' ' , is - U . , - -. S E ' . . 7 7 , . 1 ' I I . Y S I . A . I . . - ' 7 ' - 1 ' ' f , ' in QA ' A' ' - . ' L 1 ' . , . g Y ' I . L . ' languages, and those interested in the mother 7 2 D y I v '1 l , ' 1 l , A I ' y' - ' 1 f' ' ' 7, . . 1 . Y . 7 . , . G 5. .1 A ' - u 4 v I' L V A p.z,1r'1g , org, I u JH ' . , ' 1, 3' 'F Q- A - l 4 5 Q . t , le ' I rg 'V I f D l l I ' Lirvk' I