Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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i: 1) W I N A . SHANK i: PHILIP A . McCLOSKY C ■’(lllor JOHN I). C l.l F FORI) F A N N I E L. G R O S S M A N . 'isscfcidlo C MELVIN II. LARSON r or » ()( i7or L. O’SULLIVAN unayc

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■HI mmm I » imbed in tlie hearts of all those who leaf through the pages of this volume a hnowlc die and love of Marquette .... to retrace hy mute, yet living pictures the story of fifty years on the great C’atlnd ic university serving the needs of sound education to reincarnate that year Inch marhs the comi of Marquette existence nd highlights with all its treasured associations and lasting fricndshi| not merely as a vigorous stiniu It ic h has realized fondest am ic purpose hcrished long as honhs shall live' inteitt of the (iolden Anniversary I lilltop of 1031.

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m • i % • $ • ocjiie Like a spectacle of (he stage, this seventeenth volume of the Hilltop folds Inidi the eurtuins of the schfdastic year 1930-31. Conceived in the spring of 1930. its story has been recorded rapidly until now the activities of the term have been compressed in the ensuing pages, presenting a reflection of Marquette life. It leads the reader through an historical perspective of fifty years, then deeper into the adventures of the year, dramatizing triumphant days of youthful life, of social highlights, of undying honor in athletic contests, of clussroom memories and associations, of reminiscences that persist in the same gallant and innervating spirit characteristic of Father Marquette —a lasting memory of a golden anniversary. I he pageant is on! Let the year pass in review! Hear the suga of the I'niversity! • • • • • • • • • •