Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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KAI-IL, PATRICK JOHN Football 1, Science 3,4g Ski Club 2,4 If not attempting football or skiing, Pat was spending his time working with the Science Club. Pat does a good deal of outside reading, sometimes even excluding his regular reading assignments. A biology program at Oregon State is the next step in Pat's education--finally terminating with becoming, he hopes, a wildlife research worker. KALBERER, PHILIP ANTHONY Football 1,2, 3, 43 Golf 1,2, 3, 4g Sodality 1,2, 3, 45 Service Club 2, 3,4g Lettermen's Club 3,4g Troubador 2, Rhetores 1,2,3,4g Student Council 1,2,3,4g lst Testimonial 1 Few adjectives can be spared about Phi1's tenure at Jesuit. It was certainly a great one! His school record and his activities create only one picture--unselfishness towards his school. Phil can especially be proud at his fine results as Service Club President. He looks to Santa Clara for his promising future. KEHOE, JAMES MICHAE L Football lg Basketball 44 Baseball 4g Dramatics 4 A cheerful, winning air maintained for four long long years has best characterized one of the most friendly members of our class, Jim Kehoe. Jim participated in three athletic activities and still found time to try out for our school play in his senior year. Jim hopes to attend Portland State in the Fall. KELLER, MICHAEL EDWARD Bowling 1',2,3,4g Ski Team 45 Radio Club lg Baseball 1 During his senior year, Mike daily crossed the Columbia River, en-route to school, in an old but stylish Cadillac. His fine grade point average and outspoken loyalty for his school illustrate his style of excellence. A law career, initiated at Portland University, is Mike's hope for the future.

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HERTE L, RICHARD JOSEPH Sodality 1,2, 3,4g Math Club 43 Troubador 3 If the teacher, correcting daily math assignments, did not agree with Dick's answers, the teacher himself was most probably wrong. That was the type of mathematics student Dick was-- top notch. He plans to continue his math and other studies at Oregon State University. HOCHST EIN , JA MES RAYMOND Cross Country 1,2,3g Dramatics 2,3,4g Science Club 3,4g Math Club 4g Radio Club 4 With a natural inclination to science, Jim entered himself in J esuit's accelerated math courses. Not satisfied with simply his classroom exercises, he increased his mechanical know- ledge through activity in the Math and Science clubs. His future, dependent on his fine technical fundamentals, looks quite promising. HOGAN, DELL BRIAN Baseball 2,3, Pep Club 4g Golf 1,4 Humor and congeniality distinguished Dell as one of the class's best liked students. When not directly supporting his school through sports, Dell participated indirectly by his role of an enthusiastic stalwart of the Pep Squad. Dell hopes to turn his talents and refreshing personality to the insurance business. HOLZ, WILLIAM EUGENE Sodality 3,4g Drama 3,4g Troubador 3,43 Service Club 3,4 The title of Mr. Classicist of Jesuit High has to belong to Bill Holz. Bill established himself well in Fr. Kinda1l's Latin course by being the only student in school with a larger Latin than English vocabulary. When he was not composing Latin verses, Bill busied himself in writing poems for the Troubador.

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1 A grlwga gs- KELLY, JAMES EDWARD Football 2g Golf 1, 3,4g Glee Club 2g Student Council 3 If someone ever stops you at the base of the Double Chair run at Timberline and cheerfully tells you that you don't have a ticket and you'll have to walk back up the mountainside, it will probably be Jim Kelly. Not only has Jim made himself known on Mt. Hood, but also in several used car lots, where he skill- fully negotiated for the football cheerleaders' unique automobile. KELLY, ROBERT JAMES Service Club 2,3,4g Bowling 2,3,'4g 1st Testimonial 1 Bob is a graduate who can look with pride on both his scholastic and his extra-curricular activities. At school Bob has attained excellent grades, especially in Frenchg outside the school halls Bob has gained fame in the bowling program and, like so many today, is an avid patron of folk singing. This well-balanced graduate plans to stay near home for his college education. KENNEDY, PAUL WESLY In the fall of 1963 Jesuit High welcomed a student of whom they were to become extremely proud--Paul Kennedy. A fun- loving student, Paul quickly won his way into senior society. He was unable to show his football talent because of state regulations. Next year, Willamette University may become Paul's college. KILDUFF, TIMOTHY CASTA LDIN I Football 23 Basketball lg Baseball 2g Golf 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 4 Oregon State University should be eager to receive Tim onto its campus. He was an invaluable member of Jesuit's master- ful golf team, and an infamous unit of last year's unparalleled football cheerleaders. He also plied his talents to fit the Jesuit Hi-Nite program.