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

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Annos OS Rev. Charles Corcoran, S. Among fhe faifhful men on fhese pages, we feel fhaf we musf place Fr. Corcoran. We miss his lrind smile and cheery word in our corridors. There is liffle doubf in our minds, af leasf, fhaf The Ad- miral has had much fo do wifh making Marqueffe whaf if is. Now on sabbafical leave, Fafher is com- plefing his biography of fhe greaf man who gave Marqueffe ifs name, Pere MarqueH'e. To him go our besf wishes for a successful publicafion, and our sincere fhanlcs for his lzind words, his hearfening smile, his inspirafion. We hope he will refurn fo us nexf year, and remain wifh us. AD MULTOS ANNOS. Mr. Louis A. LeMieux To Mr. Lemieux Marqueffe owes if fine band. In his fwenfy-five years af fhe High School, he has puf much of himself info fhaf organizafion. If is repre- senfafive of his infense inferesf in all fhaf perfains fo Marque'H'e High. Af nearly every major school acfivify, Mr. Lemieux is presenf direcfing fhe band. Such devofion cannof go unnoficed. We seniors express our grafifude fo Mr. Lemieux. We shall remember him-AD MULTOS ANNOS.

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Mr. Z. W. Day Of fhose who have been around us during our four years here fhere is no doubf in anyone's mind fhaf Mr. Day sfands near fhe forefront Though we have nof known him in fhe informal afmosphere of fhe classroom, we sfill have come fo respecf and admire him as a Chrisfian genfleman. We wanf fo fhank him, on our own behalf, as well as for fhe hundreds of boys who have felf his influence during his fwenfy- five years here. lf is perhaps foo much fo hope fhaf as many more will feel his influence. Buf anyway, AD MULTOS ANNOS. Mu Mr. Schmitz Perhaps fhe mosf enioyable and yef producfive classes of fhe many af Marqueffe High is Mr. Schmif-z's fyping class. Highly indicafive of his nafure is fhis: for, like his classes, he is pleasanf, easy-going, buf producfive. We have found in him an excellenf example of Cafholic manhood: we hope, af fhe complefion of his firsf fwenfy-five years af Marqueffe, fhaf he will confinue fo be such fo many more Marqueffe boys, AD MULTOS ANNOS. v Q I

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Rev. john Foley, SJ. PRINCIPAL Principals are usually disfanf folk, feared, honored, buf never known. Fr. Foley has nof been such fo us. We leave Marqueffe knowing him as a fafher and friend. And nof a few of us will refurn, as have many hundreds before us, fo seek his advice, help, encouragemenfg or merely fo pass fhe fime of day. To him, our grafeful fhanks! E umvzrrsvrv- W..N .vfN,,fM,. meh, MilWAwviF W - LN ,r .. ,. .4 fn A Z paw, 22-A-M-5 4 ffffl Zifwjgf 4-11-0144! n..,7s,.1c .a.7z, -fu'-f 'rf-f 5,444 yi! fKr4,,...,, fafwfwo ig.. .am-M ,Kafka-,A.u,!..44J A A ' L -..- MV l01+'L '-'44' PI5'- -1?'L U 1 V - 1 IlH1n:ulH'l1l1nllflfrffnyrlf 4,44 f,,1,,,,,?- 7,041 rw-V -I E J ff J 7 4 Z 'Af 0,f,f,.Le77e77n--fkgfe-W may lflllfllllfllfrlffUnnlfmmn ,Hen ,,,, arbayio ii' K Kc. j i J I 6 yyilrilfrrrffflnmummimn' . ff..,,U..,.. ,1u.uv do-I A440 W: 74-g Z J' X MWHJM MM' 1? i ea sk . fbi Q., 'V7' ff- X fi yxxxxj N . ,. , xx p f 4ll'n,f Q, I ull r- Q 7 7 i AIIPQ 3, my J :lures-.-H JM '7i??l'?5 7 im' 1 : r f f 4- ! I i . Q 7.4316-2' H' .- , .r' Vg . N M 2 A 'gg Vi N if im. ,mf li ' uw. MC ER 'f M rub, I