Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Why they're here - if they know Enrollment in undergroduore, groduore and professional programs or Morquerre in the Foil of 1982 was 11,722, according to the Registrar's Office. Mosr srudenrs, 3,057 or 2611 percenr, are in Morquerre's College of Libero! Arrs. Business Adminisrrorion enrolled 1,981 or 10.9 percent of rhe student body, ond Engineering occounred for 1597 percenr or 1,843 srudenrs. Academics ore not necessarily olwoys rhe reoson given by srudenrs for orrending Morquerre. To some, college meons gerring owoy from home, while orhers see college 05 0 place ro grow. Following ore the responses Hilltop pollsters received when they osked Morquerre srudenrs, iiWhy did you come to Morquerre? Brion Lofrus, broodcosring junior: HI wanted to go for enough owoy from home so I could esroblish some kind of independence for myself Bill Mercuri, broadcasting junior: i wonred ro go for owoy from my porenrs' heor. Roland Goff, political science junior: iilr's for away from home. Sondy Fischer, engineering senior: HI wanted 10 go to 0 Catholic school away from home, and Marquette has 0 good progrom in biomedical engineering. John Buehler, liberol orrsjunior; Because it's 0 Corholic school and I wanted ro ger our of stores Tim Hejino, liberal orrsjunior: uMy porenrs wonred me ro go away for college. I wonred ro be in o ciry close ro home, and rhe drinking age had some influence Tino Pucci, Iiberol orrs freshmen: 9! wonred ro ger away from the Eosr Coosr; l wonred to see whor rhe midwesr wos lilse. Amy Theisen, libero! orrsjunior: HI like Milwaukee; ir's for enough from home so my porenrs con'r jusr drop in, bur close enough ro ger home. Tim Forley, business junior: nI wonred ro ger our of lndiono; l wonred ro go to 0 city Mory Mullin, educorion sophomore: Milwaukee is beouriful. Morrhew Tompoch, poiiricol science junior: iil like rhis rown. Korie Tunney, nursing junior: iiMorquerre is in rhe city and ir gives you 0 lot more access ro different opportuniries. Jeff Schmirz, engineering sophomore: iiBecouse Milwaukee has on obundonce of cheese and bowling olleys. Therese Rose, engineering sophomore: iilr hos beouriful people. Edword Ruffolo, business sophomore; uI wonred ro sroy or home and go to o v

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The weii-known Observation Deck or the top. On a clear day, see neorly 02 miles? buiiding towered over the peopie scurried about the Wisconsin Bank. of us is Lake . Across Chicago symphony Orchestras concerts of performing Chories. The building Fountains shot Pousing 0t glistening entrance. The take you around European village. more then 32 ethnic with examples of shops. Another the Streets of Old portrays life in Milwaukee the-cenrury. iiOur next stop, ladies will be Pabst brewery, have 0 chance to witness the taste test the Costie-type sompie beers before boarding the bus. The tour guide plonted his feet in the aisle. Now we are headed for the Mitchell Pork Horticultural Conservatory, known as the domes, Three house on orid desert, o forest and seasonal fioweri byo games and World Series of June County Zoo was the 200 has more than 4000 animals. It is consistentiy ranked among the best in the world. Animals ore housed in 0 natural, cogeiess environment. This unique feature is accented with the proximity-of 'prey-to- predator concept of zooiogy. The tour was soon only 0 memory 05 the bus come to o halt. iiThis concludes our tour, the guide hoorseiy chuckled iii hope you enjoyed your trip Paulo Cousino

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Milwaukee schooli Jim Dowse, chemisrry junior: I like the location Dove Murphy, poliricoi science junior: Ir's convenient. Joe Georon, marketing junior: It's close to Chicago Porry Arellono, liberal arts freshman: It's close to Woupan. Julius Aroujo, business sophomore: I like rhe drinking John Dorsey, IiberoI orrs freshmen: Ir's near home. Donna Ulonowski, journalism senior: I come to rosre oII rhe great food in Milwaukee and r0 ploy UNO. Porricio Borner, med tech junior; I wanted ro get 05 for from Florida 05 possible; I wonred to leave the sunshine and live under on indusrriol sky. Charlie Fitzpatrick, business freshmen: I wonred to 90 re school in rhe ciry. I here rhe suburbs. I wonred to be in rhe midwesrf' Corhy PohIen, nursing sophomore: I Iike the people; the campus is nice for the inner city. Joe Kruzich, poIiricoI science junior: The campus was nice and you could feel comfortable here. Shelly Rogers, physical therapy freshman: Because ir has 0 four-yeor physical rheropy program; ofrer I visired I liked rhe friendly ormosphere. Mark Carroll, liberal orrs sophomore; Ir's 0 small school ormosphere wirh the reputation of 0 big school. Tori Hugo, nursing sophomore: Ir has 0 nice campus and is close ro home. Lynn DonIey, speech sophomore, Ir's rhe perfect disronce from home. Renee Nopgezek, Iiberol orrs freshmen: Ir would have been dumb ro leave Milwaukee wirh Morquerre in my backyard. Mory Andersen, med tech junior: It was close end has rhe besr Med Tech program in Wisconsin. Korhryn Poden, education sophomore: I rronsferred here ro be closer to home. Joe Schoefer, engineering junior: Ir's in rhe city and so om I. Ron Hefrer, business freshman: Ir's u close r0 rhe relorives. John Borrerre, physical therapy sophomore: I had 0 lot of friends here. Melissa Seirz, nursing freshmen: My father reaches here. Iconrinued on page 1A0