Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Drill . . . pliers . . , axe . . . novocain . . ., oh phooey, come back tomorrow and we ' ll try again. In the horror tilled walls of the dental clinic, Creigh- ton ' s future dentists under the most capable supervis- ion are performing tasks to benefit mankind. Yet at times, mankind is exceedingly ungrateful. Many hard years ot study go into the title D.D.S., but how many of us fail to appreciate this? Under Dean Lynch and Father Stumpf, top flight students are picked and prepared for a lifetime of service to their communi- ties. Rigorous as the pre-dental training and the pro- fessional courses of anatomy and bacteriology are, the happy result is long anticipated. Benjamin L. Lynch BIS.D., D.D.S., A.M., M.S.D. Class Presidents: Ronald Allison 1. Roy Peach 4, Thomas Lane 3. Absent from picture: Len Higgins. Rev. Edmund J. Stumpf S.J., A.M., Regent

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r-,o. t£ 33tlw ,, i Moot court in session. James A. Doyle L.L.B., Dean Rev. Paul Gregg S.J., Regent ' Your Honor, we find this man . . . This phrase is frequently heard in the moot court of Creighton School of Law. Each year many young men apply to Law School dreaming of the day when they will enter the legal profession. Here they will learn the meaning of tort, misde- meanor, and if they do not know, an ample library of some 40,000 volumes holds the an- swers. Here these young men are also taught the ethics necessary for a full and understand- ing practice of law. Needless to say, the Student Bar Association offers the aspirant an ideal model of the perfect lawyer. Unending hours of research and practical experience in the Legal Aid Clinic are absolutely indispensable in the lawyer ' s education. This clinic turns out some of Nebraska ' s finest lawyers