Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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METCALF, MICHAEL JAMES Bowling 1,2,4g Science Club 3,4 If on the weekends Mike is neither at home perusing the books, or at the bowling alley shattering the pins, the chances are good that he is on the high slopes and crags of Mount Hood or some other challenging peak. Come fall, with a respectable g. p.a. in hand, Mike hopes to conquer the walls of Portland U. MONTAGNE, ARTHUR RICHARD Math Clubg Science Clubg Bowling Dick transferred from St. Martin's to Jesuit's hallowed halls in his second year, and immediately established himself with the Jesuit orowd. Dick's extracurricular activities included the Math and Science Clubs, and bowling. He plans to continue his schooling at Oregon State. MOORE , OWEN TIMOTHY Radio Club 3, 4 Although it took Timothy a while after his transfer to alter his loyalties from Central Catholic to Jesuit, he soon learned to respect the Crusader more than the Ram. The natural sciences interest Timothy, who scored particularly high in them in the National Merit Exams. MOORE, ROBERT JOHN During his four years at J esuit, Bob has compiled an un- obtrusive yet very respectable record. Of course, a boy's first respectable mark is simply completing the tough four year grind at Jesuit. Bob did this. While not active in sports, this Portland State prospect has been quite active in frequent- ing the games themselves.

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MCGOVERN, JAMES PE TER Football l,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,25 Crusader 3,4g Sodality 2,3,4g Lettermen's Club 3,4 Dynamic, energetic, inspiring--just a few adjectives to des- cribe Jim McGovern. Jim has collected his share of news for the Crusader, and has made more than his share as well, not the least of which was his election as President of the Northwest- Catholic Press Association. He plans majoring in science at an as yet undetermined college. . MCGUIRE, MICHAEL RAY Track lg Football 2 g Sodality 2, 3, 4, Crusader 2, 3, 4g Publicity 43 Student Council 4 Mike was a Jesuit representative to many a conference through- out the school year. Inter-scholastic Sodality meetings and news- paper conventions usually would include this fine thinker and speaker. After school hours Mike, when not working, was busy collecting ads for J esuit's young yet growing newspaper. MCNAMARA, DANIEL JAMES Drama 3g Glee Club 35 Crusader 3,4g Pep Club 4 If somewhere down the corridor at Jesuit, you were to hear an entire class break out in uncontrollable laughter, the odds are 3-1 that the origin of it all was Dan McNamara, some biting wisecrack is sure to spring from either his mouth or his monthly column. Come autumn however, Jesuit must relinquish him to the University of Oregon. MERRIMAN, JOHN MUSTARD Rhetores 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2g Basketball 3,4 John is easily one of Jesuit's fastest talkers--so fast, in fact that even his debate coach, Fr. Kindall, often has to tell him to slow down! But this fine University of Michagan prospect is allowed to run wild on the basketball court, where he has dubbed himself Mr. Intramural for 1964.

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MOUNT, BRIAN DOUGLAS Rhetores 1,2,3,4g Troubador 1,2,3,4g Speculum 4, Crusader 3,43 Student Council 4g A Testimonial 35 Elocution Finals 1,2,3,4g Oratory Finals 3, Bowling 3,4g Service Club 3,4 Brian while at Jesuit has participated in numerous clubs and activities. He is a member of the Rhetores and the Service Club and has contributed to the Crusader and Troubador, Brian was also editor of this yearbook, and be it good or bad, you have him to thank for it. Brian hopes to attend either Gonzaga or Lewis and Clark come next fall. MURPHY, MICHAEL TIMOTHY Crusader 2,3,4g Speculum 3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Golf 1,2, 3,4g Troubador 1,2,g Publicity Club 4, lst Testimonial 1,2,3, 4g Letterrnan's Club 3,4 Mike's activities list tells the story: a 4.0 student, an excellent basketball player, an amazing golfer, a fine writer, a class officer--not enough can be said of this all-around student- athlete. We would like to brag on about him, but the space is too limited, the superlatives are too few, and his talents too many. NA SSER, MICHAE L CHARLES Football 1,2,3,4g Student Council 4g Math Club 3,4 During football season, this husky, popular, first string center lived for Friday night's game. This over-anxiousness is probably why he was often penalized in the classroom for illegal procedure. President of his room, he claims his college choice is M.I. T. NELSON, JAMES DOUGLAS Baseball 1,2g Speculum 45 Troubador 4, Poster Club 4, Bowling Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3,45 Publicity Club 4g Dramatics 3 Although Jim put in a great deal of time sketching- for the Speculum, the Troubador, and the Poster Club, as seen by his activities list Jim's extracurriculars did not stop there. His school loyalty especially exemplified itself in his zealous toil in the Publicity Club.