Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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vv ay o v «y The Qollcgc of Engineering ERK, UNDER THE SHADE of two Stately old trees, the unprepossessing, simple building harbors the students of engineering. Here the theories of the study are grasped, while actual jractice is gained, not only in its aboratories, bur in various industrial corporations throughout the city under the cooperative system. Alter a month of hard work in one of these firms the young engineer is glad to get back within the familiar halls of this simple structure.

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A? xa A? s sO jO X J sO S V v v v v i iy C ■ ■ y J r, r I he LfCsu $ uii r on gothic lines, this magnificent edifice is the only building on 5556 the campus which dares to tower into the sky, kissing the angry storm clouds or silently reviewing the stars. From the outskirts of the city the steeples can he seen, while the massive clock serves as a beacon during the long, still hours of the night.

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 or $y t-tv tr %y y tr y y y ? ' A Marquette University Hospital KTER YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE this building continues to be the -- —j haven of rest for the sick and in-jured. Standing, as it does, at the top of the hill, it acts as a port of refuge for the suffering. Unpretentious in its outward appearance, the old, stolid structure remains as reliable and constant as Gibraltar, a credit to the city and the University.