Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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University welcomes back students

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Theater, sports camp part of CU summer A lazy summer day is unknown at Creighton. There was always something going on around campus if you looked hard enough. Pre-Session, for example. This year was the first year a three-week interim term had been offered between the end of second semester and the beginning of summer school. Registration began the regular summer term June 10. The lines were shorter but the event was still tedious. A special feature of this session was that retired per- sons could take non-credit courses under a program developed by Dr. Anne Scheerer, dean of the summer session. Creighton played host to several groups and activi- ties during the summer. One of these was the NCAA Sports Camp. Its purpose was to help youngsters improve their athletic skills. Dr. Harry Langdon led the university ' s Theater of i he Streets as it went into its third season of touring Nebraska and Iowa. The troupe presented Goldsmith ' s She Stoops to Conquer and Shakespeare ' s As You Like It. This was summer at Creighton and there was plenty of action if you knew where to look. Mayor Edward Zorinsky was one of the many notable Omahans who spoke at the opening of the NCAA Sports Camp.

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Malin Killion (right) goes over one of the forms at a fresh- man orientation session. The Rev. Joseph J. Labaj, S.J, president of the university and Walt Jahn, financial vice president helped welcome new students to Creighton.