Creighton University - Bluejay Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Changes not only occurred in people, but also in the physical surroundings of the university campus. As construction on the Alumni Memorial Library continued, students sometimes had to remember that the inconvenience of the noise and the unpleasant physical appearance would even- tually transform itself to a valuable asset that would benefit future Creighton students. Study habits and alternate routes to class were just two changes that became necessary with the construction. Removal of two trailers located south of the Hitchcock Communication Arts Building provided a much needed open space in the heart of campus. Access for the handicapped to the Rigge Science building was improved by the addition of a ramp at its south entrance. Tlie sounds of the crane and bulldozer were familiar to many students wishing to sleep and to faculty members trying to lec- ture. All these events, however small by themselves, combined to form the recollections we have kept of this year. Jerome Zechmann Preparing for exams, a week in advance or the night before, is a rigorous process. Tom Ostdiek sits at his desk trying to absorb as much material as he can. Allen Norns Look Mom. no crutches! says Kim Cafaro as she walks to class. 4 Opening

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(g@m1 @ imt Opening 2 Campus Life 14 Academies 110 Organizations 154 Sports 206 People 286 Index 340 Closing 346 Alien Norris 3 Opening

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' 1 fti A beautiful sunnny day brings people out- doors to enjoy the warm weattier. Steve Morgan is no exception. Jim Cheray Studying at the Health Science Library may take more concentration than anywhere else on campus. The library ' s comfortable sur- roundings add to the temptation of taking a nap. Tom Williams is doing just that. Alien Norria 5 Opening