Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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RUFENER, ROBERT EDWARD 1 Bob entered Jesuit in his Junior year during the last semester. Bob brought with him a spirit that has made him stand out from the ranks of his fellow students and no doubt will make the memory of him linger long among his fellow graduates. ' RUNTZ, STANLEY RAY Football 1,35 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Letterman's Club 3,4 While better than average in both basketball and football, Stan gave every hoop season to the task of servant to the players. His managerial faithfulness has been greatly appreciated by players and coaches. As a college choice, Portland State interests him most. RYAN, DONALD JOSEPH Football 1,2,3g Track 1,4g Glee Club 2g Drama 2,3 Don is one of many seniors who believes in getting his share of enjoyment out of life. But whether he is playing a hard game of football, readiuglzg magazine, or even doing his homework, he does it diligently and efficaciously. Among his extracurriculars he boasts two years in the Jesuit Hi-Nite crew. RYAN MICHAEL JAMES Sodality 1,2,3,4g Baseball lg Rhetores lg Glee Club 3,4 Mike has often helped liven up either a dull class through his wit and pleasantry, a Glee Club recital with his piano, or a Sodality meeting with his perceptiveness. He hopes to carry these talents to Seattle University next year.

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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.

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SAHLFE LD, JOSE PH WALTER Joe is another popular Hillsboro addition to Jesuit. Although limited in extra activities due to the excessive distance to home, he was never handicapped in the classroom where, while es- tablishing good marks he became the friend of many students and teacher. Among the many diverse personalities in Jesuit, Joe Sahlfeld's modest and sincere attitude is one which shall certainly be remembered. SANDROCK, PE TER FRANCIS Football 1,49 Track 3,45 Rhetores 1,-2,3g Drama 45 Service Club 3,4g Science Club 3,4 Although due to an arm injury Pete was forced to yell from the sidelines this year, he certainly did yell. He supported the foot- ball team with the eagerness of a player and the avidness of a dozen cheerleaders. Such loyalty as this and his work in the Service Club typifies Pete's career at Jesuit. SANDSTROM , ROBERT EDWARD Football 15 Rhetores 1,2,3,4g Science Club 3g Math Club 3,4g Student Council 3,45 Speculum 4g lst Testimonial 3,4g Cross- country 23 Bowling 2 Don't let this long list of activities fool you--Bob has done much more at and for Jesuit! As President of both the Rhetores and his room, he has been a zealous power behind the Student Council. His college hopes are beginning to zero in on Gonzaga U. SCHEELAND , JAMES JOSE PH Basketball l,2g Math Club 3,45 Science Club 3,4g Troubador 23 lst Testimonial 2,3,4 Although Jim was greatly preoccupied with Pool Hall 1,2,3,4, it did not affect his schoolwork at all. Well, certainly not enough to harm his A average or his profound curiosity in the science of mathematics. At this writing, he has not received his cue from any particular college.