Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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10 Editor ' s Note

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CLOSE IN... on Gjayg From left, Ellen Fitzpatrlek, Steve Keiinev, Paul Me(jlll and Kelly Minult discuss the liarni- fiil effects of ainina rays... Mike Moon takes advantage of ( reighton ' s public bathing facilities... I ' roin left, Liz Sherman and Monica Morrow trade the latest while Shelley Drazba reads between the lines... David Tarabocclila, left, and Ray Kalwajtys partake in Hay ' s specialty, macaroni and cheese... Doug Schoen inspects Jill Robertson ' s stylish sunglasses... Oh, vcs, a few students occasionally study. Will Earley Mike Bacalzo Mike Batalzo Bluejays 9

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iHs H MSotSp 3 As you close in on the 1987 Bluejay, it is my hope that it enhances your memory of the events and people who made it memorable. I thank the oh-so-many people who con- tributed to this year ' s project; this includes anyone who wrote, photographed, laid out copy and pictures, developed, edited, iden- tified or smiled at the editor. You are too numerous to mention, but your help is greatly appreciated by all of us on the staff. Still, there are those whom I must thank personally. Once again, Mr. Charles W. Zuegner serv- ed as advisor. No one really knows how many of these he ' s been around for - he told me it was his 78th - but whatever the number, he has guided and goaded each editor through budget hassles, forgotten assignments, miss- ed deadlines and sundry chaos, in the hope that one day somebody will get it right. It ' s been a privilege to work with this man. Assistant Editor Michaelle Pearson took the book by the horns and worked tirelessly dur- ing the second semester despite a heavy class schedule. The future of this annual will be entrusted in her capable hands. No one has put more effort into this book and received less credit over the past three years than Patricia Barrios. Kristin Scudder, Eric Stenner and David Sinense, freshmen all, took editorial positions; each showed remarkable skill and maturity. Tina Diedrichsen, grammarian extraordinaire, edited every article in the book. Mike Bacalzo, Joann Falkenburg, Will Earley, Carol Gard, Kevin Marx and the great J. Shane Hockey were newcomers who came through in the clutch. 1 am particularly in- debted to Bacalzo for his effort during the deadline crunch. g! Special thanks must be extended to alumni Mike MacCambridge and Mary Kate Wells, who lent their encouragement and ex- perience when things looked bleak. Finally, thanks to you, the reader, the reason we sweat the details. You are the most valuable commodity an annual has. Pat Porter Editor Charles W Zuogner