Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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3 At left, Dent student Frank Grilli succumbs to sleepiness. Be- low, a student employs osmotic study techniques. 3gJ Student Life - 17

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Monday ' s reveille is rude awakening Your Baby Ben faithfully delivers its reveille — 7:00 a.m. or so. The ringing explodes in your subcon- scious; you liken it to the alarm-system triggered by a convict busting loose from Sing-Sing. Clock makers deserve no mercy. The alarm clock is pacified. Now, then . . . some- thing about a test you had to study for. or was it a paper that needed touching up? The day ' s itinerary flickers slowly, haltingly on your brain — like an old film viewed once too often. Sure enough, it snaps somewhere between contemplating Chemistry lab and getting up for breakfast. You fall back asleep. Above, a disgruntled student hesitantly turns in her Monday assignment. At left. Fresliman Maureen Brickie gets ready for a Monday class. Below, assignments hiave a way of intruding on leisure time. Freshman Jean Sullivan struggles through a Monday work load. 16 - Student Life

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■i i ( ' ! Blue Jay expands after first year Due to a successful first year, the Blue Jay Bar ex- panded to nearly twice its previous size. The expansion included a party room complete with a fireplace downstairs which students could rent for private parties. Upstairs the new addition has a more cozy atmos- phere, says bartender and Creighton student Rick Schilling. Owner William Archibald employed a number of Creighton students. This year two Halloween parties were held at the Blue Jay. Prizes of $25 and $15 were awarded to first and second place winners of the costume contests. Enthusiasm for the Benkathon was generated at the Kick-off party at the Blue Jay. Throughout the year beer distributors sponsored parties, drawings and specials on drinks. The Blue Jay ' s proximity to campus was ideal for students who wanted to relieve the pressures of studying. Above, Michelle Modugno listens to a customer ' s order be- hind the counter at the Blue Jay. Above, a student, after a long day at the books enjoys a cool glass of beer 18 - Student Life