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

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equipped mentally, morally and physically as it is possible to be. They felt that their Alma Mater offered them only what was best and most conducive to their future efficiency and final success. As the years passed, her promise in them has been verified, and those whom she educated as youths can be found in all the different spheres of activity, pro- fessional and business, meeting with the success to which they aspired. With a feeling of deep trust and conti- dence in their school, the class of 1933 de- parts in the same spirit, knowing that its members, too, if they are loyal to their Alma Mater, may reap the benefits of their solid, Catholic education and culture. Thmzgqh fbefcf dnmir they mme. yflllllg and eager. from the grade .rrhoolr of Ike ffl-1.' llffwngb them they go. fum' yearr lafer. zrillv lhe sfanzp of 4 folid Calbolir edizcaliwi Ilpflll them, 4