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

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Mi SETTING the pace in every student activity and manifesting to the underclassmen the qualities of vigorous leadership, Mar- quette seniors, each year, can boast a fine record. They are successful school leaders because leadership is an inevitable- the ex- pected - consequence of Marquette training. But when this year's graduates leave Marquette to travel the tortuous path of opportunity and success in the world, will they con- tinue their leadership on that road and at the destination? Expectations are great, for after four years of Marquette training they have come into possession ofa formid- able power very conducive to leader- ship. They now own an advantage over most of their peers. For they take with them into the world the spirit of our school. just as long as that spirit lives and thrives in them, just as long as they work toward their goal, dedicated-while partici- pating in the world's business with the same spirit that characterized their work at Marquette-to the greater honor and glory of God, they will find true success. And just as their achievements remain here at Marquette a testimony to their excellence, so will the mark they leave upon the world confirm their worth. And as they have stood forth, leaders in our school, they will be outstanding in the society of man. Building Up Interest: Seniors Baum- gartner, Hyde, Gramins, Muench, and J. Stiglich enter the Memorial Library in their tour of the Marquette University Campus. 23

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THE CLASS OF 1956 , .... . . ........... Y JOSEPH C. ANDRULAITIS 2602 N. 40 S+. ST. ANNE Second honors, freshman year . . . Sodaliiy, freshman and sophomore years . . . C.S.M.C.. mor ear Science Club 'unior ear sopho e y . . . , I y . . Ski Club, all four years . . . Track, sopho- more year. . .Bowling, senior year. . . DIPLOMA: SCIENTIFIC Source of his resfless energy-Cocomalf. RAYMOND J. ANNEN l092I W. Ruby Ave. ST. AGNES, BUTLER Second honors, iunior year . . . Polifical Science Club, officer, senior year. . DIPLOMA: ENGLISH Ray is crazy abouf auciioneers and assorled rabble-rousers. RONALD J. ARENDT I446 S. 74 S'l'. HOLY ASSUMPTION Firsf honors, 'Freshman year . . . Second honors, lasf fhree years . . . Sodalily, sophomore year . . .C.S.M.C., sophomore year. . . America's skies will be safer, fhanks fo dedicafed defenders like Ron. 24