Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Marquette students are known for having fun. When they get together good times are tight around the comer.OPPOSITE PAGE: Top - Mirrored sunglasses let Arts and Sciences Freshman Michael Binzak go incognito under the sun. Bottom -Jouma1ism juniors Dave Flynn and Jim Cosgrove celebrate at a party early in the year. THIS PAGE: Above - Business Freshmen Gustavo Perez and Margarita Mendez get ready for good times at the annual Freshman Orientation Picnic at Lake Park.

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Kacey Tracing the history of Marquette, it becomes apparent that hills were very important to the jesuits. When Martin 1. Henni, SJ. was appointed bishop of Milwaukee in 1844, he began to consider the possibility of a jesuit college in his new diocese. So began the vah'ant quest for the crea- tion of a bastion of higher education on less-than-fIat land. Travelling through Europe in the 184019, the bishop met Monsieur Guillaume foseph DeBoey, a rich businessman known for doling out large piles of money to the Church, and consequently was promised $16,000 for his new college. Anxious to get construction underway, Bishop Henni purchased property on what he referred to as, you guessed it, The H11 - a plot of rising land on the Continued on page 9 maxwwwmw ,mE Augustin

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way One of the advantages ofstudying in a universi- ty setting is interacting with students on an academic level. THIS PAGE: Above - jour- nalism Sophomore Celeste Turner and Arts and Sciences Senior Chuck Zdrojowy study together in the Mug Rack. Above Right - Speech Senior Andre Epps and Arts and Sciences Senior Maria Alvarez confer with each other about a broadcasting project. Right - Physical Therapy Sophomores Patty McGiII and Kris Green work on some calculations for one of their classes.