Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Faculty Dinner Featured in Founders ' Week I— I liiH ' lTI ' -- ■ WELCOME llS: SziA ?off?llTTE iin ' cin. ' i : ' » ' .w ' ri ?M THE BANNER above the main entrance to the Administration Building again welcomes the Committee to Founder ' s Week. Answering the call of Founders ' week. Creighton alumni from coast to coast returned to their alma mater to contrib- ute ideas toward the realization of a greater Creighton Uni- versity. At a luncheon attended by the alumni and Omaha ' s most prominent business and professional men. Father Rein- ert gav e a financial report on the status of the Universit) . The alumni and the faculty, through means of various work- shops, strove to find solutions to existing problems. Featured speaker for the Regents ' Dinner at this fifth annual Greater Creighton Convocation was William B. Murphy. President of Campbell Soup Company. In his speech. Mr. Murph stressed honest in advertising and liusiness. FR. LINN welcomes, Dr. Gleason to the Annual Faculty Dinner, which is a part of the Founder ' s Week activities. FEATURED SPEAKER, Dr. George Shuster of Notre Dame, by Archbishop Gerald T. Bergan and Dr. E. Corbett. is welcomed 19

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Leadership Conference Hears Student Voices CHAI RMAN Jim McEvoy, Pat Brookhouser, Barb Cianciaruso, and Marianne Gau pause from duties as Planning Committee. LEADING the discussion is Dave Olive, with help of Doran Ryan and Judy Kosch. Barb Cianciaruso looks inquisitive. 18 After months of preparation and serious thought, Creigh- ton students filed into the newly constructed Eugene C. Eppley School of Business Administration to convene on matters of state concerning their University. At this annual conference, the campus leaders presented problems, voiced solutions, and drafted resolutions to constructively remedy or improve conditions for the student body. With animated discussion and fiery retorts, the student representatives chose those recommendations which should be presented for approval to the Student Board of Governors. After thus being approved these much traveled and earnestly considered resolutions were presented to the University Administration as constructive advice from an interested student bodv. .- M,mi, ' m3Siimmtas:%. m SECTION CHAIRMEN Tim Rouse, Pat Brookhouser and Pat Green compare notes on their group discussions from Conference. CONFERENCE is shown in progress, as chairman LeRoy Foreman pre- sides. Reporters are Jim Phalen and Cecilia Hulm.

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Bus. Ad. School Blessing Follows Dedication EUGENE C EPPLEY ' 1864 - 195 . • HOTEL MAN • ' ' PHILANTHROPIST PATRON Qfe4Eady;€AXiON WHOSE, M« VS CON Ti (GENE C EP, BUiLDING ' 151 BY THE irrroN. INC. - YESTERDAY AND TODAY are one, as dedication speaker, the Very Rev, Carl M. Reinert, stands before the Eppley plaque. PAUSING WITH VISITORS at the dedication ceremonies is Floyd E. Walsh, Dean of the College of Business Administration. SOLEMN MOMENT hushes onlookers as Bishop Joseph M. Mueller of Sioux City blesses the Eugene C. Eppley College of Business Administration, at dedication ceremony.