Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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This is volume nineteen, the HILLTOP of 1933, conceived and issued at MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY and presented to the students as a record of a years activities and achievements in the various schools and colleges of the University. » » » THE HILLTOP OF THE YEAR NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY THREE is directed, edited and published by the all-university junior class.

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 ■ The Gesu, m silent dignity amidst the tumult of the aott-iown traffic which constantly paste) its portals, stands protector over the central group of University buildings Named for the famous Gesu in Rome, It is one of the oldest of Marquette buildings and since it fronts on West Wisconsin Avenue and faces North Twelfth Street, its tall spires dominate the campus skyline. The students' Mass is sung weekly within Gesu and all the Catholic ceremonies of Marouette take place before its altars Its Gothic austerity offers wide welcome and habitation for a Merciful Presence where men and women may adore and glorify their God

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 ■ Edward A. Fitzpatrick, 8.S., Ph D., LL.D., Professor and Head of the Department of Education of the College of Liberal Arts and Dean of the Graduate School of Marquette University a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, member of the American Economics and Political Science Associations Major in the United States Army in charge of administration of the selective service in Wisconsin during the world war. Administrator, author, teacher, scholar, edu cator, economist, sociologist, and a Catholic leader in the civic and the academic world Winner of the Modern Hospital and the Sachs Prizes Dr. Edward A. Fitzpatrick