Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Sgmdogzing fAe eclucafionaf icleazi 0 Warqueffe, .il-afAer pafadaef 7!Wc6arflzg, fke Mniuerdifyh fgreaiclenf, A8dJ:5 E004 One, jk Uniueraify. CllAlYl'lfR UNE reveals the administrative machinery hy which a modern university functions as an educational unit. Headed hy its Pres- ident, who worizs in cooperation with the Board of Governors and directs the worlz of the University Executive Officers, the Administra- tion determines the policy of the University and coordinates the woriz of its schools and colleges. Cl-IAPTER TXVU tells the story of the departments that maize up Marquette University, their histories and the scope of their present activities. It discusses the administration and the organization of each department, showing in word and picture the educational woriz of the colleges of Marquette. CIIAPTIER Tlsllllflf is a trihute to the Class of 1942, the men and women who will taize their leave of Marquette at the May Commencement as Bachelors or Doc- tors. They are shown in scholastic cap and gown, their degrees are noted and their activities at Marquette are recorded. Cl IA PTIER FUI V R records the activities of the representatives of the student hody and the Alumni and Alumnae associations. Through these delegates, the stu- dents ohtain practice in worizing democracy, social cooperation, and leadership in extra-curricular affairs. CIIAPTE R FIV IE tells the year's activities of the organizations which are closely iinlzed to the educa- tional woriz of the University. It honors the scholarship, service and loyalty of the memhers of the honorary societies, notes the worlz of the professional fraternities and sororities, and calls attention to the Campus Catholic Action of the Sodaiity of Our Lady.

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1 REVERE D RAPHAEL C. Mc CARTHY, . . PAGE 2 Concrete evidences of educational progress at Marquette bear testimony of the wisdom and ability of its able leader, Father Raphael C. McCarthy, SJ., seventh president ol' Mar- quette University. Long recognized as an educator, author, lecturer and true son ol' Loyola, Father McCarthy's labors are resulting in educa- tional advancements which bespeak the foresight and leadership which are his. Within the past year, there was introduced at Marquette the honors course, which is the embodiment of true liberal educa- tion, as promulgated by the Jesuit Fathers. The watchl'ul attention ol? fellow educators was drawn to t.he Hilltop when Father McCarthy announced the establishment of an evening labor college at Marquette this year. No less notable was the completion of the new College of Engineering building, one ol' Father McCarthy's most successful efforts. Truly, the spirit of St. Ignatius has guided the labors of Mar- quette's seventh president, and the rich fruits of these labors are the bounty which the students have the privilege to share.