Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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 Johnston Hal I n MARKED contrast to the cream colored appearance of the law build-jrocjoH ing, the somber gray walls of Johnston Hall reflect an atmosphere of old-world culture and learning. Rightly called the “hub of the University, this Mecca of all students is represented in its class-rooms bv men from every department of the University. Many colleges may be added in the future, yet this pioneer college building goes on in the same way, with countless additions and improvements being made within itself.

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X? S j£- LyG sC XP. O The Science Building of this building brought about what might he termed, the completion of Marquette Square, an entire block of buildings dedicated to higher education. Modern in every sense of the word, this collegiate Gothic structure, with its administration offices, lecture rooms and laboratories, is the pride of the University. The merits and accomplishments of the broadcasting station situated in the imposing tower of the building, are well known.

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 S X x x? X? X y v ty y y '‘ y ly y $y $y y y A 'DrexeI l dge FAVORITE RENDEZVOUS for OUr CO-eds, this homelike building has greatly increased its popularity in the last year. Especially during the long winter months has Drexel Lodge served as a home for the women students, when the blazing hearth of a cheery fireplace lured them there for study or rest. A simple homestead, but this lodge fulfills the greatest need for our co-eds, a place where they can enjoy all the comforts of their own homes and study undisturbed.