Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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SCHULTE , STEVEN JOHN Tract 4 Steve, like many of the proud grads of Jesuit, began his high school education in another institution. Only in his senior year did he transfer from St. Francis Seminary to Jesuit High. Yet in a single year here, Steve earned the friendship of many students and the respect of many teachers. Outside of the classroom, this likeable newcomer turned his abundant and talented resources to the track squad. SCHWAB, JOSE PH WILLIAM Basketball 3,43 Football 4g Math 3,4g Science Club 3,4g Service Club 3,4g Letterman's Club 3,4g Drama 3,4 It is fortunate that Joe transferred from Gonzaga Prep while a Junior, for otherwise the basketball team would have been lacking a good manager and trainer, the football team a loyal ' statistician, and the school as a whole one very likeable and industrious student. Come fall, however, it's back to Spokane and Gonzaga U. for Joe. SCOTT, MICHAEL JOHN Football 1,2g Track 1,2g Drama 3,4g Sodality 1,2,3,4, After two years of participating in J esuit's athletic program, Mike decided in his junior term to trade the gridiron and the track for the stage. Already having gotten a tast of performing for anaudience in two Jesuit Hi-Nites, he continued his work in this program and added the school plays to his talents. SE NKO , GARY PAUL Track 4, Cross-Country 1, 2,3,4 Gary, whether he continues his education at U. of Portland or Oregon State, will find his four years at Jesuit were far from wasted. Four well-used years at Jesuit have prepared Gary for any eventualities.

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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.

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SHEASGREEN, ALAN FRANCIS Football 2g Track 2,43 Bowling 2 Alan has spent four quiet, successful years at Jesuit. If the evidence of these formative four years is any indication, Alan's life in the years ahead will be successful and untroubled. SIRI, ANTHGT EV PAUL Wootbijl 1,2g Debate lg Glee'Club 2,3,4g Track lg Sodality 1,2 Whenever spirit is called for Tony seems to produce it. When- ever a cheerful, personable personality is needed, Tony has it. Tony has served the Glee Club well for three yearsg he does not yet know where he wants to attend college. . SMITH , MARK RO BERT Football 1, 2g Pep Club 43 Track 4, Student Council 2g Drama 3 When not whizzing down the slopes of Mt. Hood, Mark found ample time to aid his alma mater through such diverse activities as football and the Drama Club. Mark's college plans for the future seem to be settledg he plans to attend school and ski at Colorado College. SONGER, JAMES EDWARD Football 4g Rhetores 1,2,3,4g Math Club 3g A Testimonials 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Jim during his four years at Jesuit has compiled an admirable record. Jim has maintained one of the highest G. P.A. 's in his class while finding time to participate effectively in both debate and football. Jim no doubt will continue to apply his many talents at whatever college he attends--that college Jim hopes will be Harvard.