Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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THING... A aiiKX IHV mXKVM In town for November Moratorium activities was comedian Allan Sherman who spoke to the students. Moratorium activities were a journalist ' s holiday for newsmen like photographer Mary Ellen Mayhan. Tom Zimmer, Nick Meinhardt and Mike Meehan head toward the Capitol after the November march in Washington D.C. r Arts senior Bill Glenn hands a black arm band to Tom Cole before Mass at St. John ' s Church.

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moratorium I] Crowds at the courthouse tried to keep dry during the Octo- ber IMoratorium observances. Although rainy and cold weather forced organizers to cancel several of the day ' s activities, several hundred persons gathered in downtown Omaha. I Four protestors wandered over to the new Woodman Tower building across the street from the courthouse. Chuck Gargen of the Chicago 15 spoke on the Vietnam con- flict after the noon Mass for peace. 28

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Hey 98.6 it ' s good to have you back again. A blood drive temperature check is made by a nurse. Tri Sigma ' s Cindee Pedersen and Tom Gels of Phalanx make their way down the aisle tor the announcement of the winners. Blood drive determines Cutie-Ugly vote Fall Frolics took place Oct. 24. Sponsored by the Stu- dent Senate for the second consecutive year, the dance was held in the double ballrooms in the Stockyards Exchange Building. Playing were the Mob from Chicago and the Chancellors from Lincoln. Running in conjunction with the dance was the annual blood drive and the Miss Cutie-Mr. Ugly contest. This year the Christian Life Community sponsored the blood drive. Over 300 pints of blood were acquired for the Red Cross. Mary Bowman of Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority was named Miss Cutie. Representing Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, Terry Grennan won Mr. Ugly. DZ candidate Jeanne Jitchaku is accompanied by the new Mr. Ugly, Terry Grennan of SAE. 30