Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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is 4 li . POWERS, WILLIAM JOHN Bowling 1,2,3,4g Poster Club 4g Football lg Science Club 3,4 Bill's stay at Jesuit can be easily reviewed--it was quite worthwhile, as his list of activities can testify. Bowling was Bill's forte and, when he was not studying in the library after school, he was most probably fidgeting with some scientific equipment. Bill seems to be satisfied with the Jesuits, for he hopes to attend Seattle U nest fall RAWSON, JAMES FOSTER, JR. Football 1,25 Basketball 1,2g Track 1g Pep Club 4 It was Jim who was frequently the difference in an interscholas- tic or hard-fought intramural basketball game. As a senior, he became another member of the infamous football cheerleaders. His college decision waivers between Oregon or Gonzaga U. RIES, JOHN EDWARD Sodality 3,45 Glee Club 4g Bowling 4 After Jays' transfer to Jesuit in his junior year, he became a friend to many Jesuit students. When the Glee Club ran short on basses, Jay joined and fortified its ranks. Jay's college plans are indefinite, possible because he has an eye on the house-trailer washing business. RIHALA , ROBERT ROY Track 1,2,3,4g Cross-country 3,43 Letterman's Club 2,3,4g Student Council 2,4 Rapid Rob was the school's star athlete in the cross-country and track programs. Following in the footsteps of the past Jesuit sprinters, Rob made his presence felt throughout the league in the realm of track. He was also very active in school affairs, being elected into the student council in two of his four years. If all goes according to schedule, Bob will attend Oregon State.

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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

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RIVELLI, LAWRENCE LOUIS Football lg Track 2 Larry had the height for basketball, the strength for football, and the legs for track. He did participate in the latter two sports his first two years at the schoolg it cannot be said that he then slipped from sight, however, for with 6'4 build, he could be seen in any crowd. Larry is looking over Portland State these days. ROBERTS, MARK SANDERSDN Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Football lg Letterman's Club 2,3,4g Student Council 2,4 Many times throughout the year a Jesuit coach will find himself very thankful that he has Mark Roberts on his team. He was a standout in basketball, in which he both started and scored very frequently. Popular off the court and the track also, Mark was a class officer and an active participant in the student council. RO BINS, THOMAS HOWES Football 1,2g Track 4 This Lake Oswego member of our student body is one well- liked both for his fine personality and his unselfish attitudes. He is the type who would take the shirt off his back to give to one in need. In fact, this is just what he did when the senior pictures were taken! Tom also did a fine job in football his first two years here. ROSENBURGER, MICHAEL FRANCIS Mike is another student who transferred from a seminary to Jesuit High School. For after studying three years at St. Francis Seminary he switched his scholastic residence to Jesuit and his home residence to St. Cecelia parish in Beaverton. For a first year student here, he has certainly adjusted himself well and profitably.