Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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i m ' -r- AT THE RALLY during Political Education Days, the speakers formally representing the views of the Democratic party are Phil Smith, Tom Carl, and Pat Green. Political Education Days rally was to determine American youth ' s place in the political sphere. In the mock election, students overwhelm ino- ly chose Kennedy over Nixon. Guest speakers included Republican Carl T. Curtis, U. S. Senator, and Frank Morrison, can- didate for Nebraska Governor. DISCUSSING some of the issues of the coming debate at the Polit- ical rally are two participants, Pat Ryan and Tom Carl. ON THE OTHER SIDE of the campaign fence, presenting the Repub- lican party ' s views at the political rally are Republican boosters Tim Rouse, Pat Ryan, and Joel Moser. TWO INTERESTED STUDENTS, Jim McEvoy and Rick Wilholt, talk with Republican Senator Carl Curtis after his address in the Center. PREPARING the Young Republican campaign headquarters are en- thusiastic campaigners Rick Wilholt, Caryl Burns, Sharon Leisen, Joel Moser, George hiill, Charlotte Dorwart, and Larry Leppert.

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DISCUSSING party politics with Fred Montag, Bob Sylvester and John OMalley ,s Democratic gubernatorial candidate Frank Morrison. ARDENT DEMOCRATS Lesiie Horn, Jerry Dugan, John Heenan Bill Cavitt, Jerry Morrison, Kenneth Smith, Fran Munch, Steve Horn and Tom Dowd work enthusiastically for the Democratic party. SINGING CAMP AIGN SONGS for both political parties at Sunday nights rally were enthusiastic songleaders Vicki Harris, Marg Ann Robinson, Jim Watson, Larry Louis, and Dick Ward. Rally, Election Highlight Sparking political interest among Creighton students. Political Education Days were held the week prior to the Presidential election. Highlighting the four-day event were a politi- cal rally and election. Debates and discussions, campaign songs and banner parades sent enthusi- asm to a fever pitch. The purpose of the ASSISTANT PROFESSOR of speech Harry Langdon, leads some ener- getic Democratic boosters in a parade through the Student Center.

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THE ALU ' S, composed of Wayland Chang, Jerry Sera, Alan Honda, George Basque, and Calvin Lum, return for an encore. THIS IS YOUR LIFE! Father Hasbrouck, Chief-Hunts-by-Night, and Jim McEvoy present a short routine resembling the TV show. Club Internationale Presents a Variety of Talents ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL singing performance was that given by guitar-playing Dottie Smith who was assisted by Paul Kaufmann. SINGING AND COMEDY are a part of the performance as Julie Keltges and Joel Moser present their renditions of popular songs. 24 Were you there? Did you see the Pep Club- sponsored fifth annual talent show? Jim McEvoy was the witty Master of Cere- monies who supplied continuity in the midst of variety. Mademoiselles and hombres performed everything from impersonations to acrobatics, cheers to pantomimes, and dances to songs to guitar renditions. Talent and fun are the words to remember!