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

 - Class of 1971

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Suspiciously eyeing an appreciative token given him by his swim team, Mr. Groff accepts a bottle of Seagram's VO from Jim Bathen. -53 ' -10 , K During the fall sports banquet at Antony's Steak House, Mike Pirtle and W N ,gg Bruce Wells impatiently await their steak dinners amidst conversation. ME V - Am W L an tures the audiences attention while praising the Creighton Prep Blue- W jays, the number one high school football team in Nebraska. ge ,. . , A fn: - Q J S A Showing the team's appreciation for Coach Parr's leadership, Matt Oberst Ei 36, i X .irr ii V ,,-.. . f ':--.,, ,r i t .g i s H 6 s and state Wrestling Champ Tim George hand him a gift certificate. -rerei i i ,. , Happenings 25

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N. l L Athletes Accept Honors, Sports banquets seem special every year, but perhaps the fall banquet made itself a bit more special. The varsity football team had taken State, the gymnastics team won the Metro Championship, and the banquet featured University of Nebraska Head Football Coach Bob Devaney. Representatives from television stations KMTV, KETV, and WOW, and from the wire networks UPI and AP, joined the festivities. Other guests included sports announcer Joe Patrick who refereed a full house at Anthony's Steak House. Among special award recipients, Tom Brown won a Headhunter's Award for the most de- fensive football points. But the fall sports banquet found a rival in the winter banquet held in the school cafeteria. Guest speaker Jerry Dugan, golf pro at Highland Country Club, among the num- erable speakers at the banquet, helped honor the players and coaches. Although Prep had no State Championships, the winter athletes still had reasons for celebrating. Coaches bestowed many letters and awards. Jack N eary won the Thomas P. Duggan Memorial Award for swimming, Jeff Roach received the Thomas Bisbee Memorial Award for wrestling, and Tim George accepted the Thomas Clark Memorial Award for Outstanding Junior!Senior Wrestler. .T W 5K3 ' .. ff . 'M ........-.-.... I lv WV .r- 12. MQ! 'msd KU K M A ' 1 Poised in pondering expressions, Messrs. Leahy, Devaney, and Patrick listen as Fr. Kalamaja extends a hand to his cross country team. 24 Jay Junior Hear Banquet Celebrities Stretching precariously over podium and State Championship trophy, Tom Ash, a World Herald Sports Editor, awards Tim McGuire All-Metro. Special guest speaker for the fall sports banquet, Bob Devaney, coach of the country s number one football team Nebraska Cornhuskers cap .. gifts!



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.A.S.H. Nets Earnings to Continue Scholarship Building tradition in its 93.years of existence, Prep initiated BASH tBuilding A Scholastic Heritagel to keep that heritage going. Organization advisor, Fr. John Rainaldo, SJ , decided to hold the first BASH, an auction to earn money for scholarships and general use. Many items volunteered by alumni and friends of Prep went up for bidding on both the silent and oral auctions. Among the many items sold bidders saw a trampoline, a water bed, several scholar- ships, a bathing suit, and even dinner with the Jesuits. Participants also received dinner and cocktails during the oral auction to ease the tense bidding atmosphere. A break between the silent and oral auction relaxes the many BASH participants lining up for a 59.50 a plate dinner. .. if Many bargain searching philanthropists, playing the role of bidders, kept the mouth of chief auctioneer George Workman busy during the oral .-nl Kslnvw Too young to drive the car sold at the auction, John Roccaforte tries his hand at driving this John Deere Hkiddy tractor. auction. In order to keep things running smoothly, bidders identified themselves with numbered cards after purchasing an item. 'U f 1 f at h Q J -A-f or ii' '2:- r'i' -':'t t::E 1i'f: gm A . .... ' 1- ti 'i ' N P ..:r ...M , all 'Q W . . . . x P ,,.f y ' 1 re.t .... ls.. --rg r.i trl g t ' 1-' .' ,.1,,. ,t.: . - riir 26 Jay Junior

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