Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Administrators James P. Kramper, S.J. Director of Libraries Edmund J. Stumpf, S.J. University Spiritual Director Jack IN. Williams Uoiversity Registrar Charles S. Spitznagle, S.J. University Bursar John P. Potter Director of Admissions Walter Jahn University Controller Lawrence J. Parrott Director of the News Bureau Edward D. Murphy University Business Manager Robert T. Reilly Dir. for Special Resources Harry A, Dolphin Director of Public Relations Clare Maloney University Cashier Gerald M. Moffett Dir. for Annual Resources

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Colonel Urban E. Rohr, Dean of Men, faces the responsibility of over 2,000 men who are a major part of Creighton ' s record-breaking en- rollment. His numerous duties include chairman- ship of the Committee on Parking, on and off campus housing for male students, and discipline, which he considers the smallest of his tasks. Col. Rohr, who came to Creighton in 1961 from Verdun, France, where he held a logistical command position, was Professor of Military Sci- ence until January 1964. He graduated from the University of Dayton in 1938 with a degree in electrical engineering. Deans Aid Student Activity 4 In her position as Dean of Women, Mrs. Eileen B. Lieben each year must assume more responsibility as the number of coeds increases. This year, in the College of Arts and Sciences, she was no longer concerned with a minority but an equality. As Dean she works with the coeds, especially in their out-of-class activities, by coun- seling and by moderating Gamma Pi Epsilon. The major portion of her time, however, is spent on the administration of the women ' s residence halls. This duty will be increased with the open- ing of Kiewit Hall in 1966. After receiving her Master ' s degree in English from Creighton in 1961, Mrs. Lieben served as an English teacher and Assistant Dean of Women for one year. She attained her present office in 1963. 20

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Arts and Sciences The Rev, Thomas K. McKenney, S..I., Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, is faced with some of the major problems of Creighton ' s growth. Because the Col- lege of Arts and Sciences has been expanded greatly in the last four years, he must contend with the problems of ex- tending the courses, classrooms, and teachers in Creigh- ton ' s largest school. Father McKenney arrived at Crcighton in 1956 as- suming his duties as teacher of theology and English. He became dean in 1962, utilizing his previous administra- tive experience as principal of Campion High School. Father McKenney is assisted by Mr. Robert Schwieso, whose major duty is assisting students in programming and planning their schedules. Mr. Schwieso, who was appoint- ed last year, is also moderator of the Arts Council and plans Freshman Orientation Week. 22