Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Soul-searching Mr. Carroll ponders his existence and simultaneously plans the next issue, while Bill Hunt Qrighty sketches the cover of the Troub adour . 0lne LEFT: Jim Hampton, co- editor of the Troubador, doubles as an action photo- ' grapher at a basketball game. At rightis Tom Fitzpatrick, his partner in editing duties. fl Troubador ,. gg pm f .. v.. I- ,W N at v

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Bearing the awards taken at Linfield are, 1. to r. : B. Sandstrom QEXtemp.5, J. Bo1yQDebateJ, R. Seaman fHun:1orous Interp.J, J. Britt Qhnpromptug Debatej, J. Tenna.nt fSerious Interp. J, and C. Venne fDebate. FROSH DEBATORS, 1. to r.: G. Selling, J. Carey, R. Schram, T. Boyle Qbelowj, T. Geil, Brugato, M. O'Leary, D. Kemper, T. Tennant, M. Sells, B. Boly, J. Ruddick, T. Harpole, D. Magin, and Grant Hoss. I I Qjin 9 - ' S st J 'T 'yy' I v.-sw . ft an ru l y ' igfw N fdrw.j.j fi, N ,

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0 ,QNX ll r, we v fe lj Q ?:Qi?6?kQ 'URKEY DINNER DRAWS TI-IRO G OI' 130 JESUIT - 64 REYNOLDS - 30 The Crusaders hosted the Reynold's Lancers, but not in friendly manner, as the home team ammassed 611 points and allowed the Lancers a thin 3O points. Coach Deming cleared the bench, still more points were pumped in against the cold Reynold's defense. Jesuit's scoring: Orton 3, Wehrly 5, Dougherty 9, Murphy h, McGinley 15, O'Donnell 2, Bastasch 10, Roberts 5, Smith 5, Rundle 2., Merriman 2, Wil- kins 2. 3- 5 Hard working Crusader editors, 1. to r.: J. McGovern, JESUIT - 69 SILVERTON - 54 B. Mount, G. Gilmore, T. Ballantyne, B. Oetinger, Jesuit's Crusaders chased and J. Miller meet in the newspaper office. 53-1VeI't0f1'5 Foxes back into their holes as the Green Gi- ants dumped their foe 69-5h. r. Allen Builds Strong s ladies Twelve Ways by PQUIAAHB I T If one enters that myster-V a room in back of the gym, until all hours of he is liable to be n 3:00 night, ated by the clanking of old the groaning of 11 and ng bodies. No, it isn't a h Century torture chamber, rather a weight-lifting no Every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, players-to-be com- te a routine 3 times which ludes 10 military presses, curls, squats, etc. Coach Allen says, Man for , we will be stronger than of our opponents next I. n Crowding around the editor's desk are the news writers, FRONT ROW: B. McGi11ivray, D. Rawlinson, J. Richardson, I. Anderson, J. Britt, and T. Sullivan. BACK ROW: R. 9 Myers, J. McGovern, B. Oetinger, and J. Raggett. W. .N . 'F . P :AQ 54, .-g-!2,., . . ,nag - '--F.-st -'-- if:-'f . eg..-.-:.:.s:..M:. 's ' vvv1rYf '4 ' '- -sa g a .-' rusaders Sound Bug For State Tourname by Jim McGovern Mike's slightly stray John Dougherty, not t done by some upsta scored 15 points to uit within the margin ty. JESUIT - 74 ESTACAI Estacada's Rangers ple warning of Jesuit' ful Green Machine, still succumbed to t foe, as they were d 50. Estacada, led by and's 8 points, trail ly lO points at half they never got any cl Mike Murphy led th attack with 18 poi .IESUIT - 78 SCAPPO Utilizing a fast tremendous scoring ef Jesuit Crusaders fi way to a new single g ing record, as th Scappoose's Indians a 78-36 defeat. John Dougherty s points as he led the chine to its third League victory. .IESUIT - 62 MOLAL The Green Machine, its strength in v facets of the game' points, proved superio lalla's Indians. The 39-18 squad turned a advantage into valuab Molal while downing John Dougherty led th as he piled up 25 poi SAN didn' JESUIT - 59 n01d gloryn impress Jesuit's Crusa the Green Giants kno Sandy by a decisive 5 gin.