Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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• Storm sucpt Lalumiere Hall, preserving the tradition of a great name, stands unaffected by the winter winds or the summer heat. As Father Stanislaus P. Lalumiere was one of the influential leaders instrumental in the early building of the City of Milwaukee, active for its business, and social as well as its spiritual welfare, so Marquette University has become a major factor in the development of the arts, the sciences and the professions, co-operating in every educational and cultural achievement that has been a part of the development of the city.

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MARQUETTE • Marquette assumes its position along the skyline of Milwaukee during the fall when verdure disappears from city trees, and University lowers lose their shading of summer foliage. This view, taken from the summit of the Medical School lower, reveals a panorama seldom observed. Looking eastward toward the downtown district and the lake, Cesu church surmounted by its triple spires stands prominently among Milwaukee's tallest buildings. Tall days come early to Marquette and with them a noticeable premonition of impending winter. AU T U M N

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• 7 urce a year, students and faculty of the entire Unn truly convene at the gymnasium to attend convocation. Here they art aJJrtssed by the Ret. W' lliarn M. Magee. S.J., preuJent of the University ... An instructor and his student assistant labor together over a research experiment in a laboratory of the neu Medical School where an admixture of knou ledge and patient technique results in successful achievement . . . informal parley rises jovially from the fraternal assemblage of this student group storming the entry to a convocation session. A spirit of friendly fellowship characterizes student gatherings at Mar. quelle. A truly liberal attitude is created where journalist mingles with engineer, medic with dent, business ad with liberal arts, phy ed with speech. The tarred aspects of personal and professional interest make for a broad, universal spun . . . fohnston Hall is the nucleus of the University and home of three colleges.