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

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FR. E. J. LASKOWSKI Building Superinfendenh Camer I C ub MR. Z. W. DAY Business Manager BRO. E. M. HAWORTH Assisfani Bldg. Sup'f. I0 The Ver Reverend Richer! T. Jones Presidenf ar-M,

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I N 1539 Ignatius Loyola drew up the Formula Instituti for the Society of jesus. He immediately began to dispatch his handful of followers across the world. Spreading widely and working with unstinting de- votion, these first companions set the spirit that was quickly to energize the new order. Faculfy In 1556, membership soaring over 100 and two colleges already richly productive, Ignatius died-we may guessknot unhappily. In the years following, through successes and trials, the Society remained a prime agent of Catholicity. Its present towering status as a missionary and teaching order is, in the collective spirit of a hundred thousand Jesuits, as nothing to their dream. This is the tradition and strength of Marquette I-ligh's faculty, both lay and cleric: four hundred years of a powerful and effective movement, millions of boys schooled with the idea that studies serve, more than for pastimes, ornament, and ability, for the due honor and glory of Godg the idea that an intensive ,Iesuit training best prepares a boy for the World and the Reward. In the classroom or in any activity, this is the vitalizing factor. Nlore, even, than all for God, it is all in and through God. More than men dedicated to God, the tlesuits are men of and with God -Mstriving in a movement of particular virility and unity for the almost-perfection of themselves and of their students. Faculty Breather: Fr. Brey, Mr. Le- Mleux, and Fr. Paclberg enioy a bil of fresh air on a la+e fall affernoon in fronl' of fhe faculfy residence. 9

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The Adminisfrafion Three men stand at the head of Marquette High School: The Very Reverend Richard T. Jones, S.J., president of the school: Rev. Roman A. Bernert, S.J., who is completing his second year as principal: and Rev. Jerome T. Boyle, S.J., assistant principal and chief disciplinarian, who has held that post for thirteen years. Father Jones was appointed last summer to succeed Father Rich- ard D. McGloin as president. Father Jones, who is also superior of the Jesuit community at the high school, came to Marquette from St. Josephs Hall, Decatur, Illinois, where he held an admin- istrative post. Father Edward Laskowski replaced Father Raymond Burger as building superintendent. Father Burger is now stationed at Holy Rosary Mission in South Dakota. MISS L. M. CAHILL Registrar Fr. Roman A. Bernert Fr. Jerome T. Boyle PFFHCFPBI Assistant Principal