Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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There ' s only room for 6% of us. 16 n II S f ? . nil 1! n 11 1! fr From 1878 to 1958 — 80 years at 24th and California Streets. Here the orbit slows for just a little while. It never comes to a halt, just slows for new faces, new courses, new adventures. The prospective Freshmen have been burn- ing the midnight oil in preparation for the placement tests. The Seniors have been meeting the comps head on. Mortar boards are being dusted by the costuming com- panies in preparation for the coming days. Once again the past and the present are ex- changing places. But the Orbit is not a soon- to-die operation. Not only will it live on in reality as it plows every year, but it will also live on in the hearts of those who once made the orbit turn. Gen. Carlos P. Roniulo, Ambas- sador to the U.S. from the Phil- ippines receives the key to the city on his arrival to deliver the annual Alpha Sigma Nu lecture.

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T R E S I D N My heartiest congratulations to the graduating class of 1958! As you leave the classrooms and corridors of this fine old institution, celebrating its eightieth birthday this year, the prayers and very best wishes of your Jesuit and lay teachers will follow you. Their hope and mine will be that God will help you always to find the courage and the strength to live up to the Creighton ideal. Up to the day of graduation you have needed us; from that day on your alma mater will need you. We will not soon forget you; please keep us in your thoughts and in your prayers. God bless you. 18 CcX ) . i rsA vfy M '