Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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NEWCOMER, J. EDWARD Football 1,23 Track 4 . Ed always has had an air of joviality and jocosity about him, the merits of which have been debated at some length. Yet he is a very likeable student, who counts among his achievements a role in Jesuit Hi-Nite and victory in the lst Annual Pie-Eating Contest. Gonzaga U. looms large in Ed's future. NICHOLES, BRUCE EDWARD Football 4, Golf 4 This happy-go-lucky product of Madras, Oregon transferred to Jesuit his junior year. His classmates gained a congenial friend and an hilarious personage through this change of schools Some students add to Jesuit by simply possessing bright and likeable personalities--Bruce was one of these. He plans to move again next fall--this time to Corvallis and OSU. NICHOLS, ROBERT PATRICK Football lg Basketball l,2g Baseball 2,3,4g Pep Club 4 Pat has contributed to nearly every side of Jesuits's athletics during his four year stay. His favorite sport was base- ball, where he obtained his letter his last two years. He also backed the football squad with his humorous yet fiery cheer- leading. Pat hopes to be in Eugene next fall, attending U of O. O'DONNELL , HUGH JOESPH Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Troubador 3 Hugh, when not plying his dry wit, found time to participate in baseball and basketball. In class and out of class Hugh impressed his amusing Ways on all with whom he came in contact. With such a personable demeanor, Hugh will be a gain to his college but a sore loss to' his classmates.

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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.

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OFNER, LAWRENCE EMME TT Crusader 3,4g Rhetores 1,23 Troubador 2,3g Glee Club 3,45 Drama 3g Service Club 3,43 Bowling 3,4g Publicity Club 4 Larry, never the noisy one during class, is usually to be found in the midst of any hubub before, after, or between classes. He has put his vivacity to good use in numerous extra curricular activities. We hope he will carry on his fine academic record at Notre Dame, which is next in his plans. ORTON, DOUGLAS CHARLES Basketball l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g Cross-Country 3,4g Troubador 25 Crusader 3,4 Doug, with his swift feet and unerring eye, was everywhere on the court at once, much to the frustration of the rival five. When Doug was not playing himself, he was writing for the Crusader about those who were. Oregon College of Education looks like his college choice next fall. OSWALD, PETER FRANCIS Football 1 Perhaps Ozzie's greatest achievement at high school was to complete the four-year Latin course, although he experienced some rough moments along the Way. As a junior, he was dubbed the best blacktop basketball player, a memory he will carry with him to Portland State or another local college. PE TERS, RICHARD ALAN Science Club 3,4 Since Dick transferred to Jesuit in his sophomore year, he worked quietly yet effectively. He was not the type of student who burdens his teachers with many garrulous answers. But when Dick did reply, his answers were accurate and meaningful. The University of Oregon will perhaps be Dick's next center of learning