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

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Armetl, not only with guns anal ammunition, hut with faith ancl trust in Gocl, our Alumni have gone ancl are going forth to meet the l urlz- ing a'angers of war. They have clotheal themselves in khaki ancl navy blue, ana' they are triumphantly hear- ing their country's hanner. Some of them have given their lives, while others, will- ing, if neeal he, to give up their lives, are continuing with determination their comhat against the aggressor. I t is to These, Our H onoreil Deacl ana' Faithful Living, that We, the Grailuates of Nineteen Hunclreil ana' Forty- Four, ilealicate this Flamheau Annual with clue respect ana' reverence.

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We, the Graduating Class of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Four, can look hack with pride on our four years at Marquette University High School. We know that the prohlems which are now con- fronting us seemed remote and imaginary when we were freshmen. Already many of our fellow seniors have entered the armed forces of our country, and they are facing situations morally and spiritually difficult. Because o f their firm Cath- olic principles, they are meet- ing these situations and are overcoming them. Thus, as others of us enter the services, the spirit of those gone hefore us will serve as a guiding influence.

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l SGT. DONALD SHINNERS Missing in action in European urea while serving as waist gunner on Flying Fortress. LT. HARRY j. SENECAL Killed in action over Italy on Nov. 1943. 20, LT. RICHARD STROEBEL Killed in a Bomber crash on the shores of Scotland en route to overseas base. CORP. THOMAS BERG Killed in action in the South Pacific with the Marines, I'lJ P.O. JEROME LADEMAN Killed when his ship was torpedoed in the Arabian Sea. i...L. .-A..,...................a.. ,... .... . . LT. JOSEPH D. ESSER Killed in Bomber crash at McDue Field, Florida. Zltque