Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Tht ptopaal I or the tuition of the ftrit Catholic College htgan with John Cattail, afteruard Arcbhithap oI llaltimort, hut at tht timt Pu tti Apouoht of tht Church in tht Unhid Stattt •» America. Ertn prior to hit appointment in thii high of tit in tht Chart h ht lad uritttn to an inintiltd Irirnd in England Tht obftil maim my hut! it to ttublnh j college on tbit continent far tht tdncalion of youth, uhtch mifht at tht tame rime be j teminaiy for fount elergymen. Through tht gtntrom contribution) of frieudi and tht untiring 1cork of tht I'tear, in I7SV. tht pm Catholic college in America u ji retard in Ctorgi loan, Maryland. William Canon of North Carolina, atlrruard j dniingmnhtd eomgttuman, enrolled jj in pm 1 indent in 1791. STAF F CARROLL ARIMOND Editor JAMES J. STREB1G Associate CYRIL B. HEGY Associate EARL W. McGUIRE Sports

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 • J«J George Calrert, laird Baltimore. a Catholic inhuman of excellent ability and huh standing m the conn of England, Jutted to prorrdt crime in Amenta lor the people of hit faith petit CM ted by the English Reformation. A P’cmiie of a fan I of land In Northern Virginia uai given to him hy hn tloie friend Hint; Chattel I. Untimely death hatted the egortt of the Catholic emancipator, hot hi) inn. Cecil Cal ret I, the teeond laird Baltimore, in Hi! received the grant. The colony permitting freedom of nun hip to all in member,, uai named Maryland hy Cha'iti I. in honor of hn Catbolte queen. At St, Mary'I, founded by laonard Cal ter I, Father White content J an Indian uigtram into the hr it F.nglhh Catholic Church in America. FOREWORD If. in tome future Jay, the Paget of tbit volume, like .1 crystalline minor, reflect the fond memories of a ycat .it Mjrcjuette, the treasured hours of pleasure uith associates ubo hate long itnce moved on lo distant Ijttdt, the innumerable hurt Is achieved on the field of athletics, the brilliancy of its society in all us cam put splendor and the multitude of similar activities , . . then the purpose of Hilltop XI’I has been realized.

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W'bilt v i ')r irx ih- Mitiitiippi in I6 0 mil Robert Cavelier Sum dr l.i Salle. I.titer Lonit Hemii fin. a Fran til c-in ex flour and miuionaty. uai captured h) a hand of Sion. and uteri up the river to their rilta ei. While .1 caftlrr. Fuller Hennepin JhcoteuJ ami named the falh of St. Anthony. Alter briny; mined from the Indium t) Hume! (iftytolnn and carried hack 10 I ait Michigan, he returned to France to write « the treat lands in the Sen World, their fostibililiei for colonization and derthpment ai a nation. It uai through hit work that the man) mtcerdiny teacherI, explorert and miftionariei traveled to thit country to lake ap the work that he and hit predeceiton had he ton 111 civilization, education and ditto very. CONTENTS UN IVERSITY Book I. ACTIVITIES Book II. ATHLETICS Book III. ORGANIZATIONS Book IV.