Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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No artist’s urge for hint, no lure of muse or hope of loud acclaim, no juries to sway, nor any beat of drum to mark his way, but just the dentist’s aim—to case a world from pain. Page Twenty-four

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That the primal instinct of self preservation should not lead to the savage boast that might makes right; that the strong should not exploit the weak, laws were needed, and that just application be made of these laws, it is essential that the courts wherein they shall be interpreted be governed by those wise in 'he reading of the law. No lesser force than this could assure a safe democracy. Page Twenty-three

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We often laugh at the quaint design, and the gabled roof of the ancient pile; but a tenderness lurks in our boyish mirth and a pride in our mocking smile. For tee know we, too, like the boys of yore, in the glow of the coming years, shall view these days through Old Time fond haze which ennobles. uplifts and endears. Page Twenty-five