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

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friends. And in the Jesuits We recognize a way of life which perfectly reflects the spirit of our school-a life marked by zeal in labor, strength in comradeship, and humility in achievement. From them we have learned to love that spirit and to live by it. Among these men there are a number with whom We know perhaps a still closer bond. They are those Jesuits who, in a way, share in our state of life: those who are, as we are, stu- dents. Masters in our school, they are learners in a greater one. And they look not to gradua- tion but to ordination. To these, the scholastics of Marquette High, and indeed to all those dedicated men who have ever traveled the arduous road to Holy Orders in the Company of Jesus, and to all those who shall ever follow in that glad allegiance, we dedi- cate this book.

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HILE we have grown, this past year, and advanced towards manhood, progressing in the living spirit of our school, we have been guided. This guidance has come to us by word and ex- ample of our teachers. Teachers , is the word, not instructors, for the aim of Catholic educa- tion in a Jesuit high school dictates a closer communion with the students than is realized by mere instructors. It is natural, therefore, that we have come to know and be known by these men who guide us, and that a bond of great worth has arisen between us. Even after we have left our high school days far behind, we will, if only occasionally, reflect with gratitude on the efforts and sacrifices of these men to prepare us for our quest for a place in the world and in heaven. During these crucial, formative years they are not only our teachers but also our counsellors, helpers,

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THE FLAMBEAU STAFF John Kircher and Douglas Leonhardt. Assistants to the Editors: Thomas Hart and Michael Murphy. Patrick McMahon. Assistants: Edwin Ahrenhoerster, Joseph Cairnes, John Higgins, James McDonald, Michael Rooney, and Stephen Treacy. Roger Tennesseng John Coverdale, William Duma, William Hayes, and John Stollenwerk. Michael Roblee and Roger Tennessen. John Enright. Assistants: John Eschweiler, Christopher Masters, Mathias Mil- len, Patrick Murphy, John Stolleniwerk, Gerald Wadina, and Lyle Warszewik. John Mann. Patrick Murphy. Assistants: Thomas Hart and Mathias Millen. Robert Doran, James Galdabini, William Gault, John Hanson, William Houghton, Thomas McGovern, John Nachazel, and Robert Roemer. Joseph Jezukewiczg Thomas Schedler, James Schuster. Jon Garness, Robert Doran, Lyle Warszewik. Valentine Baumgartner. Staff Assistants: Thomas J. Balistreri, Barry Bertram, Peter Bon- erz, Stephen deShazer, William Ehlman, Raymond Engelhart, John Garrett, Jon Kaiser, Robert Merz, Michael Nestler, and Gordon Vold.