Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Throughout the College of Arts and Sciences rings the time honored and often battered ex- pression a liberal education. However, in Creighton College this theme is well founded and ever enforced by the friendly and efficient Dean Father William Kelley. Always willing and able to pass a triple cut or a re-admit card over his desk is Father L. F. Jansen, the assistant dean. Through the halls of Creighton College pass the 4.0 ' s and the 1.9 ' s, the freshmen eager tor orientation, the sophomores who know the run of the campus, the juniors who wish they were seniors, and the seniors both sorry and glad they ' ve made the grade. All classes partici- pate in the college ' s activities — KOCU, Creigh- ton Players, Blue Jay, Creightonian. Many of these students will go on to medicine, dentistry, law — others to business; yet all will carry and cherish the ideals and spirit which Creighton has instilled in their hearts. Class Presidents: Ray Nemer and Terry McNamara Rev. Lawrence Jansen S. J., A.M., Ass ' t Dean Rev. William F. Kelley S.J.. I ' h.D., Dean 4

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linked to liberal education

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