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

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Rev. Richard McGloin, S.J President My dear Graduates of 1953: Graduation is a definite point of cardinal importance in our lives. Whether you are going to college or not you must be prepared to meet the problems and diffi- culties of the future with a manly courage based upon solid fundamental principles. To meet the great problems outside of yourselves you must have strength within yourselves. This strength arises from the training you have received during your high school years. In a very real sense we may tell you that the world needs you. The world needs your spirit and your way of life. You have been trained well and prepared for life. All the seemingly small things of the past four Your years will turn into big things almost over night. decisions up to now have been rather insignificant. From now on they will be highly significant and of great consequence. Be true to what you have learned. With our congrat- ulations on prayers for if you will .tw fn.. your graduation we offer you our most earnest your success. Your future success is assured keep God uppermost in your lives. Sincerely,Q - 6 j Richard McG1oin, S. J.

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Father femme T. Boyle, SJ. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL AI'l'I1ougI1 many fellows shied away from Fafher Boyle in fhe corridors for obvious reasons, he was always ready +o help any- one in need. Never 'foo sfricf, nor 'I'oo Ienienf, he was a perfecf disciplinarian and +ruIy a friend of all Marqueffe boys. Q I 'T wssf I G f' HALL. F55 I II-, fa ? I-,,....-- ffffs