Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Page 29 text:

A critical sneer. places it on the spindle atop the Tribune editor's desk. It has been said, The pen is mightier than the sword. Here today, struggling with words, sentences, paragraphs and style, are the great newspaper men and women—the great writers of tomorrow who will make immeasurable contributions toward the future welfare of all humanity. Virtli in the slot. Above, top to bottom: Gavel Gertie! Connie and Jim check up. He says he overslept.

Page 28 text:

Above, lop to bottom: Tlut still doesn't look fight. How do you spell pfi-stidigiutc? Lookada purty picture. Across the locker lined corridor the press room reverberates with the roar and groan of the printing press. Large, snow white sheets of paper are fed into one end of the press, pass over the rollers onto the type, and come out the other end complete with words and pictures. In the newsroom a student takes a page of copy from his typewriter and 1 know that joke is in here some place.

Page 30 text:

 Through the portals of the Law building have passed graduates who attained eminence as barristers and esteem as good citizens. Within the stately building, its architecture of collegiate Gothic of the Tudor period, Francis X. Swietlik, dean, lectures in one of the classrooms on constitutional law; in another class, a professor gives first year students an introduction to law; in yet another, an instructor lectures a more advanced class on quasi contracts. Francis X. Swic-tlik. Dean Rev. FJwarJ A. McGrath, S.J., Regent In the moot court room on the second floor, simulated cases are tried with professional realism. Throughout the courtroom, as throughout the school, one is aware of the judicious blending of the practical with the academic. The student studies, so that he too may tread the path of his predecessors, but there is much to learn. After acquiring the technique of academic and practical law. becoming imbued with a proper appreciation of his social responsibilities, and recognizing the strict necessity of a scrupulous observance of the ethics of law, he will receive the coveted “sheepskin,'' to keep before him those true Christian principles which should govern the every activity of man. For him there shall be a real Justice!