Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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KINSMAN, KEITH JOHN Dramatics 2,3,4g Glee Club 3,45 Service Club 2,3,4g lst Testimonial 1, 2 , 3, 4 Keith entered Jesuit with a scholarship, and no doubt will leave with one also. In four years he has collected starring roles in dramatic productions, recognition as an outstanding pianist, and commendation as a National Merit Semifinalist. Furthermore, he has distinguished himself in the State Latin Contests. KRYGIER, EARL ELDON Glee Club 3,4g Golf 43 Rhetores 4 Earl, after transferring to Jesuit in his Junior year, settled down to business as well as a lighthearted person like himself can. While giving his efforts to Fr. Leedale's and later Fr. McTigh's Glee Club, he also attempted the intellectual pursuit of debate. LAMPERT, THOMAS ROBERT Sodality 3, 4 Tom is another one of those enlightened ones who saw the true course, even though a couple of years late: Tom transferred from Central his junior year. This tall, lanky latecomer quickly asserted his presence in J esuit's Sodality program. Like many of his classmates, Tom intends to head for Portland U in the fall. LANCASTER-JONES, EDUARDO C. Although Eduardo has attended Jesuit for only his senior year, he has become a friend to many of us. His homeland, Mexico, yields to us in Eduardo an unaffacted personality and sincere worker. We will long remember him as our Mexican friend. ,ails -3 Y, ,

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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.

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LAVOIE, MARVDI ERNEST Radio Club 3, 43 Track 2, 3 Marv has boasted an excellent standing in the Track Club, taking full advantage of his speed and quick reflexes. When spring and the track season did not interfere, Marv also took an interest in the marvelous world of electronics. LEWIS, JOHN FREDERICK Debate lg Student Council 2, 35 Basketball 1 As a member of the student council in his sophomore and junior years Jack proved his value as a student representative. He spearheaded the Junior Prom committee, taking on many of the responsibilities and much of the work towards the completion of that monumental task. Jack plans to attend the University of Dallas. LON G, MICHAE L FRE DE RICK Bowling 1,2,3,4g Football 1 One of the brighter faces at Jesuit for four years belonged to Mike Long, whose wit frequently lightened the trying school day for his classmates. Lending his talents to the bowling team, Mike consistently got high scores. Mike will be travelling north for his college education. MACKANE SS, TIMOTHY Jesuit Hi-Nite 3 Almost every night Tim would be found in the Physics lab, either gaining assistance in his studies, or expanding his know- ledge with extra facts and figures. He has blueprinted his future quite completely, planning first to enlist in the Coast Guard, then to enter O. T. I. , in 1 . .-fr ' 'f , .ali l- f fx, , Wa . ,W ,Lei - r ' x 1 W sq. T' w H N u H w 1 w u I IU dimUnwlllmlllmlll f J E 1 -a'.zssggj',..Qf'-mmf 5 aj . .g W J ','.l'u.. nt. 1' ,4 ii' iw L . ,ig l 1 ' pl 5 . , . 1 1 at e . . ly 1 r iq