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

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Social Sciences Show an's Ways. Mr. French started a Political Club just in time for presidential elections. Their ac- tivities were objectively discussing the REV. WILLIAM F. O'I.IifXRY, S.j. possible presidential candidates, and ana- lyzing the basic differences and likenesses between the Republicans and Democrats. NIR, THOMAS T. BROSNIHAN FATHER O,LEARY taught two classes of Religion to juniors, one European History class, and one Advanced Placement History class. He ,moderated a- junior sodality cell and the Apostleship' of Prayer. Mr. Brosnihan taught four sopho- more Hlistory classes. Outside of class he spent his time as.head coach of the varsity basketball team, freshman football coach, and assistant track coach. When he wasnlt coaching the sophomore basketball and football teams, Mr. Estee taught two Political Science classes, two Economics, classes, and one Physical Education class. tHe also functioned as a counselor and helped coach varsity track. Mr. Voelker taught three classes of sophomore Speech. He also taught Latin American and World History. Mr. jackson taught all the freshman and sophomore Physical Education classes. He was head coach of the swimming team and assisted varsity foot- ball. Mr. Greim taught one class of European History to seniors, two freshman classes of German. MR. CRAIG V. ESTEE

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Thinking and one sophomore German class. He also moderated the German Club. During the first semester Mr. Zeps taught three freshman classes of World History and four junior classes of Asiatic History during the second semester. He coached varsity debate and mod- erated a sodality cell. Mr. Luc- kaszewicz taught three Latin American classes and one Ameri- can History class during first semester. For the second se- mester he taught two World His- tory classes and one American History class. The rest of his time was taken up as assistant wrestling coach, and moderator of a sophomore sodality cell. Mr. Frundt taught two classes of Democracy Vs. Communism, two classes of Sociology, and one class of American Problems to seniors. He also moderated the Inner City sodality cell. During the year the Young Demo- cratics organized by Mr. Gillespie traveled throughout the state lis- tening to candidates running for various political offices. I MII. NIliIIlA,liI,J.Zl-1PS,S.J. MR. JOHN F. JACKSON NIR. THOMAS J. LL'KASZl-IWICZ, S.J. MR, KARL J. VOELKER, SJ. MR. WILLIAM H. GHEINI NIR. HENRYJ. FRL'ND'I', SJ.