Creighton Preparatory School - Jay Junior Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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The L IIIQX, I'IIlI.ll'j, DOI tlIlI'fIl'l'Y. S.,l. Father Dougherty moclcratccl the Spanish Club which pululislic-cl a newspaper with other schools in the Omaha area. inguists Apply FATHISR DOL'ClHIiH'I'Y taught ont' class ot thircl year Spanish ancl thrcc classes ol' scconcl year, llc inoclcratctl the Spanish ancl Cain- cra Cilulvs, Xlrs. Nctllcy taught thrcc classes ot liirst ycar Span- ish antl one class ot thircl yt-ar Spanish. She also hclpccl inoclcr- atc the Spanish Cllulm. .-Ks ht-acl ol the Xlotlcrn Laiignagc clcpartinm-nt lfatlicr .Xucr taught two sopho- morc Spanish classes and also one sophomore Religion, During his leisure time hc clircctccl the As- tronomy Cllulb. Father Uillcarn lt-tt Prep after six successful years to teach at Marquette Ifnivcrsity. While at ljrcp hc taught two classes ol' sophomore Latin ancl one class of tliirtl ycar Latin. Hc moclcratm-cl the -lunior Classical Lcaguc. the Iiospital Visitors So- flality t-ell. ancl tht- I3 tcam tennis. Xlr. lYach taught two scnior Latin classcs anal one junior class. Dur- ing the first scmcstcr hc taught lfilm Criticism. IIc also nioclcr- atccl tht- jay journal and a senior soclality cell. Father Ilinclclang was hcatl ol the Latin clcpartnicnt ancl taught Latin to onc tirst ycar class ancl two scconcl xcar classcs. Latin stuclents dressed in Roman styled togas and assembled at Marian High School forthe annual ICI, Latin banquet ancl fiance. MRS. VIRGINIA NICDLEY It1CY.jOI-IN C. ALER, S.j, ..4.T......

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Students Learn bout French Culture FATHER RAMEL taught French to one senior class and one jun- ior class. He moderated the French Club in his spare time. Father Ramel came to Prep from Lyons, France, where he was principal for nine years of a Jesuit high school. He will return to France to establish adminis- trative techniques developed from the American school system. Mr. Perquin taught two classes of first year French and one class of second year. He co-moderated the French Club and coached soc- cer. He also started a ski club. Mr. Murphy taught three sopho- more Latin classes and one sen- ior French class. Besides mod- erating varsity forensics and counseling freshmen, he moder- ated the Interesting Persons So- dalitv Cell. REV. GABRIEL C. RAM HL. S.j. The. French Club's activities included France s countryside, the showing of the members giving detailed reports on French film Therese Desqueyroux, and French cultural patterns, slides of the visit by the French consul, Robert Luc. MR. MYRON PERQLIN MR. THOMAS K. MURPHY, SJ.

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Perfection After one year ol' ahsence, Father Kanne was hack teaching Latin to two freshman classes. In his spare time he supported all school ac- tivities. Mrs. De Mott was head of the Drama department. Her active schedule included teaching six sophomore and four freshman Speech classes. She produced and directed all ot' Prepls dramatic productions. Besides puhlishing a newspaper the Spanish Cluh was able to view slides on Mexican cultural pat- ternsg they also participated in the state Spanish convention which was held at Wayne State College. Even though Latin proved to be difficult, it wasn't all study. Dur- ing March, Latin students traveled to Marian High School for the an- nual junior Classical League han- quet. At this hanquet Prepsters dressed in togas and sandals, and listened to Marian girls do a skit on Creek goddesses. The Latin students were also amused hy The Mating Game. This was a modern day auction hlock where the girls bidded for their favorite Creek hero. K f5,1yvf1:,.. sfwuh., 'wwft'i...+v fi 1, llll IUCN , xl.XXl ICS li. O Hl-AIRS. S.,l, .1 Mit. ANTHONY j, WH-XCII, S.j, in-iv. Nlltltlfttil. I., HIXDICLANCL. sy N135-NMPUE DffNlO'1 l' ag l 17 RICXQ CIHARLICS A, KAXXL. S.j. -1-M-....l,,,W . .. ...FMMH