Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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cyp . . . Pharmacy organization ... to which ail students belong . . . greatly responsible lor the unity ot the school . . . the meetings every two weeks help keep the students alert . . . not only regarding pharmaceutical de- velopments . . . but also current events with which a professional man ought to be acquainted . . . not all work and no play . . . CUPA also plans and sponsors Pharmacy Day activities . . . Dean Jarrett, responsible tor its initiation . . . Lois Cooper. Lect. in Pint Aid Ann L. Cierwiniki, A.B., B.S. Pharm., M.S., Ant. Prof. of Bio. Sci. Frank M. Ferraro. B.S. Pharm.. M.S., A$$t. Prof, of Bio. Sci., Acting Director of the Department -r J ' Nikolaut R. HansI, M.S., Ph.D., Asst. Prof, of Phartn. Chem, Act, Dir. of Dept. Gene L. Johnsen, Lect. in Showcard WrHiaq and Window Display Wayne I. Koski, B.S., Lect. In First Aid William J. Linsay, A.B., LLB.. Lect. in Pharm. Law Clifton F. Lord, t.S. Pharm., Ph.D.. Asst. Prof, of Pharmacy, Act. Dir. of Dept. Sebastion Pirruccelte, 9.S., MS, Asst. Prof, of Phar., Dir. of Clinic Pharmacy Theodore Vedscle Antoinette Karbush, Sec. to Ijean Bob Hewson, Jack Thull, Henry Lease, Wes Wilhelm I One of those many labs . . Poor Fido 29

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L oite eae oi f PL armaCi i . . . Claims to have the most unified student body . . . the advantages of this group are un- limited . . . the pleasant winter walks from Pharmacy School to the Hilltop . . . the infinite pleasure derived from taking inniuiierable lab courses at one time ... all the time . . . Pharma- cology . . . Physiology . . . Chemistry. But then there is the annual day for antics . . . Pharmacy Day . . . picnic . . . dinner-dance. For the juniors and seniors, the annual Eastern excur- sion to investigate the making of pills . . . De- troit . . . Chicago. And at the end of four years ... a professional degree ... a credit and aid to the community . . . r. William A. Jarrelt, Pharm. D., B.S., Dean Rev. John J. Foley, S.J., Regent Presidents: Pete Thraen 2, Tom Hulcheson 4, Jerry Miller 3, John Dunn 1

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The lobby of Si. Catherine ' s Hospital V A- Sister M. Kevin, R.S.M., R.N., A.M., Dir. of St. Catherine ' s Unit L L aikenne s Ulnit or Class Offickrs: Delores Egan, Sec. 2; Rosemary Ratajczyk. Reporter 2; Shirley Lyman. Vice-pres. 2; Patricia Runa, Pres. 2; Betty Neiiberger, I reas. 2; Betty Looiiiis. I ' res. 3; .• nn McBride, Vice-pres. 3. n ur6Ln 9 . . . St. Catherine ' s since 1928 has t iven the community trained R.N. ' s . . . has given C.U. men date material . . . given Omaha hospital service since 1920 . . . .Sis- ter M. Kevin, R.S.M., director . . . basic curricidiim iollowed— academic work ot col- lege rank— combines in education scientilic, cultural, spiritual, social training . . . mix- ers . . . spring lormal . . . nurses prominent in Hilltop Princess and Queen selections . . . Student Ciouncii helps organize muses . . . promotes lriendshi|), proiessional pur- poses, social activities ... 30 Student Council in session