Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Work . . . Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam THE REVEREND THOMAS H. MURPHY, S.J., has devoted the past thirty-three years to his all-important role as Treasurer of the Univers- ity. Now, as Vice-President in Charge of Finance, he continues to serve the University. Father Murphy has endeared himself to the Creighton Family through his exemplary life and patient handling of the University ' s financial mat- ters. Students have turned to Father Murphy many times for financial help or for the postponement of tuition payfiients. Father Murphy has always proved to be a friend in need. In the Omaha business world, he is respected ■ as a wise investor and an excellent manager of

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FOREWORD Creighton ' s book of the year has been composed as your melody of memories. It presents a concert of campus activities to strike sounds of familiar scenes and friendly voices which will echo as delightful overtones in the future. This book is an etude of college life. The dedication is the overture. Blended with the sere- nade of study are the chorus of classes, the prelude of registration, the arpeggio of activities, the andante of dances, the allegro of athletics, the larghetto of labs, the staccato of service, the crescendo of exams, the pianissimo of prayer. Music is the theme of the 1959-60 Blue Jay which has been compiled to strike a hi-fidelity note of interest and appreciation for its readers in the medley of move- ments that comprise its pages. The orchestration is completed, ready for your personal command performance each time you spin its pages. The composers and arrangers hope the Blue Jay will be replayed often, its intonation always true, its harmony pleasant and the melody reminiscent of bygone days. Our magical baton is poised . . . the podium is yours. ;ie air!