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

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Happenings With the fast-paced calendar of ac- tivities, it was an eventful year for the students, and a busy year for Happenings. In a reversal of roles, the unusually smooth- running Homecoming fell and almost collaps- ed in it's planning stages, while the annually unstable Prom progressed with few problems and no deficit. Senior activity in the basket- ball marathon spread to the other three classes, drawing them into the Operation Others project. A walkathon for hunger further involved students into community life. A new tradition of a Christmas Midnight Mass enjoyed a mass attendance of over 5003 national touring groups Sugarloaf and Brownsville Station played to packed gymsg hypnotist Jay B. Zee held the student body spellbound with the antics of his mesmerized volunteersg and the montage of Happenings continued to play an important role in the social life of the social Prepster. S

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l l 9 4 The Homecoming queen candidates appear lclockwisej from Marian, Kate Lyons and Theresa Laughling from Notre Dame, Debbie Mitzlaff and Jackie Buchang from Mercy, Linda Nelson and Terri Van Curag and from Duchesne, Julie Howe and Maureen Walsh. Strong leadership generates success Following the tradition of years past, Prep started out Homecoming with the threat of extinction. However an enthusiastic group of Prepsters led by Dave King, Rick Sulskis, and Paul Wachter dismissed this threat and turned Homecoming '72 into the most successful of many years. A pep rally peaked spirits for the A.L. football game the following night, in which a large crowd witnessed the Junior Jays dis- play their finest offensive effort of the season, ripping A.L. 42-20.