Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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THE 1949 VOLUME XXXV MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY EDITORS Leonard C. Lindgren Edward F. Pepan

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HAIL ALMA MATER . . . THY SONS DO CALL . . . from Moot Court .tnd engine lab. newsroom and clinic, rostrums, statistics rooms, and Gesu , . . from Chicago and China, South Bend and Last Lynn .. . song of the generations .., and the remembered ... song of Cod .. . song of ourselves. . . song of the work of the world . and a beginning life ... all that is bejuttful and good ... the syllables sound the opening and closing of university life... beautiful mother, Marquette, your children salute you, who have freely given each a new life, with a fresh realization, in old words... old as beau-tiful' and mother' . .like silver made precious with loving use, . the Salutation nogs in the Marquette spirit, whose inspiration lasts beyond trees and architecture and teachers—beyond these fives, to every life they touch, in truth, principles, stfuis, deeds, characters . . . you have bestowed memories ibat one yearbook cannot crystallize .. booklines, annexes hot unJer the sun, paths in the snow', Homecoming Mid prpiihjfnd games .. . hours of study, prayer, laughter; disappointments, growth toward niMuffty ., jIJ (he summation of past happiness, not present regret. They are only a foreword to life, js precious is (hUdtop's years, .md their passing no more to he rrgretreJ , you, like all good mothers, prepare your children for maturity. Your successful clntJrcii look forward as they leave your luppv preparation, which molds with small events and Urge concepts. . . ill a miniature allegory which .wives the problems of the world. As your children's understanding deepens, so will their tfunlsgiving, not in nostalgic remembrance, but in it holy chorus of lives. HAILAl.MA MAT HR, IUMQUETTE HEAR OCR SONG!