Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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A Sensitive Regard for the honor of the family is one of the marlcs of nobility. We are all democratic, but we are pr ud of the share our race and our family has had in the accomplishment of the great deeds of history. To you ivh have brought honor on Marquette by your patriotic heroism wc offer this little book as a testimonial of our pride in you and devotion to the ideals you upheld in fields afar. Wc know that nothing could be more unwelcome to you than ptaiae; therefore we refrain from sounding your worth. But we cannot repress the pride we feel, the family pride in the brothers who, while we were kept at home, took up the burden of patriotic duty with an uncomplaining, unswerving loyalty that proved your nobility to friend and foe. You have been proved in battle; you are now with us, preparing yourselves for the life before you, the not less patriotic life than you led abroad,—the life of loyal striving to make lasting the ideals for which you fought. Because you went forth we arc proud of you; because you came back from the field where you left so many of your classmates we are thankful. If the force of example lose not its potency, we shall better because you are with us.

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