Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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which gives off the pungent odor of formaldehyde; while in another room a veteran pours chemicals into a labyrinth of glass tubing and test tubes as other students work formulas. And so it goes, hour after hour, day after day—periods of mental cultivation; of instructors teaching students to think; of Jesuits passing down the wisdom of the ages. The shadows lengthen and between Johnston Hall and the Science building stands medieval Gesu, her tall spires reaching toward the heavens Above, lop to bottom: Hey, what did ya get for number five.' Barrack banter. Right, top to bottom: It can't be that bail! Zcio-hnur.

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tlie sounds blending into a low, sonorous refrain. At the end of the hour corridors of Johnston Hall again pulsate with activity as students pass on to the next class. The entrance to the Science building is crowded with a mass of animated humanity, but by the time the minute hand of Gesu's clock reaches the hour, all are inside. The walls arc lined with large radio tubes, preserved reptiles and fish and mounted butterflies. In one of the laboratories a student peers through a microscope at a leaf; in another lab a pretty co-ed gingerly dissects a preserved frog

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l.eft, lop lo bottom: You shnulda seen the one that got away! Operation Bull-Frog. Pass the mustard, please. Above, top to bottom: Now, this won't hurt a bit. The meat shortage is getting the best of Malloy. The end of a day over a hot microscope.