Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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As Phalanx Again Presents Honorary Colonel CANDID CAMERA catches AAary Beth Langley, Tom Ament, Lieut. Col. Urban Rohr and AAaj. Gen. Thomas Griffin, all in smiles. WHILE THE BAND PLAYS ON, Honorary Commander Marti Hoi- brook is presented by Company Commander Dennis O ' Connor. LEADING THE GRAND MARCH at Peony Park Ballroom are Mary Beth Langley, Tom Ament, Toni Capellupo, Jim Kranawitter. 1 ft § w S ■■S, r 1 r ' [W Ct BI %«. . L r k i m 1 r 1

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Peony Park Setting for 33rd Military Ball The presentation of colors by the Color Guard signaled the opening of the 33rd Annual Military Ball at Peony Park on November 10. The Ball, sponsored by Phlanx Military Fraternity, was highlighted by the annoucement of Mary Beth Langley. a sophomore in the College of Arts and Sciences, as Honorary Colonel. Art ' s Senior, Toni Capellupo. was designated Honorary Lieutenant Colonel. Reigning as company commanders were Art ' s sophomore, Kathie Larson. Company A; Art ' s junior. Martie Holbrook, Company B; Art ' s sophomore, Micki Wenzel. Company C; and Art ' s sophomore. Sharon Burke. Company D. Following the presentation of the Honorary Colonel Thomas Ament was announced as this year ' s Regimental Commander. This award is presented annually to the out- standing student of military science for his accomplishments in that field. A grand march of officers and their ladies, set to the music of the Ray Bachman Orchestra, ended the ceremonies. PHALANX INVADES the campus as Roman Bohachevsky, Jim Kran- nawitter and Ken Smith remind students to buy their tickets. GRACIOUSLY POISED in a moment of anticipation are the candidates Mary Beth Langley, AAicki Wenzel, Toni Capellupo, Kathie Larson, and for Honorary Colonel. Awaiting the announcement are Sharon Burke, Marti Holbrook, from left to right.

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club Internationale Discovers Campus Talent The Student Center dining room donned a night club atmosphere for the sixth annual Club Internationale, spon- sored by the Pep Club. Variety is the spice of life could well be the theme of this show. Everything from a satire on the Student Board to guitar-playing and singing trios passed by the stage. Emcee Bill Cavitt supplied wit and continuity between the acts of the amateur performers. The students, who packed the night club, sipped 7-up and munched popcorn as they cheered wildly for the groups. THE VOICE of Carmen, in the person of Pat McConville, gave the audience a musical treat in the jabb and classical vocal variations. CONFUCIUS SAY, as Chinese professor (w ith a German accent) philosophizes for the guests at the Club Internationale. CAMPUS FAVORITES, Julie and Joel (Kietges and Moser), sang few original songs that sprinkled laughter in the audience.