Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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FULLER, TE RREN CE MILAN Football 1,2g Track 4 Terry is another Beavertonian who has come to Jesuit and made good. A fine football player his first two years, 'and an adept blacktop basketball player all four, he wants to transfer his talents to the University of Oregon next term. GERBER, DONALD DAVID Football 2 , 3 Don transferred from North Catholic High School in his fresh- man year, and by his sophomore season was ready to join the Crusader eleven and fight against his former schoolmates. Having a pleasant yet prudent sense of humor, Don is undetermined concerning his college choice. GOODE LL, MARK GUILLEN Football 1,2,3,4g Service Club 3,49 Glee Club 2,3,4g Sodality 1,2,3,4g Lettermen's Club 3,4g Troubador 3 Most people will probably remember Mark for his gridiron heroics, Yet, as just a glance at his activities will testify, he can be proud of much more than his football role. There were few activities that he didn't acquaint himself with, gaining the respect of friends and faculty in each of them. GRAFF, JACK WILLIAM Baseball l,2g Track 3, 43 Troubador 3 Oregon's climate has never been favorable to spring baseball. It took Jack two years to sadly admit this fact. As a junior, Jack switched his spring activity from baseball to track, a sport more suitable in rainy weather. Outside his sporting life on the field Jack also led a very sporting life. Jack, like many seniors, plans to stay in Oregon for his future education.

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GRE ER, ARNOLD CLINTON Troubador 2, 3 Arnie was handicapped in after hours activities due to his lengthy daily trip from Gaston. However, he was not cut short in his education. Arnold, the scholarship winner in his fresh- man year, displayed special skills in the mechanical and technical fields. HAGGERTY, PAUL EDWARD Glee Club l,2,3g Baseball 3 Paul was another active participant in the Glee Club and sub- sequently in Jesuit Hi-Nite. In spring his fancy turned to thoughts of baseball, which he managed faithfully for Jesuit in his junior year. Paul is looking expectantly towards St. Martin's College in Washington. HALEY, ROBERT KENNE TH Rhetores 1,2,3,4g Crusader 2,3,4g Football lg Service Club 3, 4g lst Testimonial 2, 3, 4g Troubador 2, 3, 4 Self sacrifice is a difficult procedure, yet its final product is success. This is the philosophy of Bob's years at Jesuit. As editor-in-chief of the Crusader during his senior year, Bob responsibly directedthe production of the finest newspaper in the school's history. Bob also found time to chairman the Portland Safety Council and maintain an A+ average. HAMPTON, JA MES BARNETT Troubador 2, 3, 4g Speculum 2, 3, 4g Photography 2 , 3 , 4, Crusader 4 Upon transferring from Central to Jesuit in his Sophomore year, Jim cultivated a school spirit which was practically un- surpassed. While distinguishing himself in all subjects, he also revealed greats talents in everything from car mechanics to inter-school councils. He has dubbed himself the schoo1's most handsome student, adding hastily that this picture doesn't count.