Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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STARK , FRANCIS ALLAN Bowling 2,3,4g Basketball lg Science Club 3 Allan, a resident of St. Ignatius parish, has one sure recipe for a well-rounded education: two parts school work to one part recreation spiced with a couple pinches of pleasantry well mixed. Following this formula to the letter, Allan has found the product to his liking and easy to swallow. Allan's excellent tast picks Gonzaga for his college plans. STEELE, JAMES ELDE Track 1,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2 Whenever the Glee Glee Club's director called low note he looked in the direction of one of his ace baritones, Jim Steele. Jim participated in the Glee Club for four years under the leadership of Fr. Leedale, and this year Fr. McTighe. He kept much more than his vocal cords in shape, however, by participating in both football and track. STUPFEL, LEON MARION Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 3,43 Letterman's Club 3,4 Ambition and spirit have helped make Leon's years at Jesuit very memorable indeed. Skill, courage, and determination made him a standout of Jesuit's varsity football squad. His enthusiasm for the game and the school has made him an integral member of the '64 graduating class. STUPFEL, THOMAS EARL Crusader 4 It would be both interesting and complimentary to the winner to find out where Tom learned how to write as well as he does-- whether at Jesuit or at Seattle Prep, from which he transferred in the second semester of his sophomore year. Extra time not put in for the newspaper is usually given to basketball.

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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.

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SUSBAUER, JAMES DONALD Bowling 1,2,3,4g Sodality 1,2,3,g Service Club 4 It is surprising how many good bowlers there are at Jesuit, for Jim is another--probably the best senior bowler on the team. With an indestructable geniality and inextinguishable competiveness, he is an inspiration to all his teammates. His next stop: Oregon University. TENTO, TIMOTHY DEAN Baseball lg Math Club 3,4 Tim through his four years at Jesuit has maintained a fine G. P.A. , while finding time to keep his friendly and cheerful demeanor. He played baseball as a freshman, and joined the Math Club in his junior and senior years. Tim is looking for- ward to attending Oregon State in the fall. VANDER ZANDEN Service Club 2,3,4g Sodality 1,2,3,4 Pete has long been respected as one of the most spirited and conscientious members in our student body. Ever ready to under- go the test of responsibility, Pete has been quite active in both the Sodality and the Service Club. WEHRLY, STE PHEN ALAN Basketball 2,3,4g Troubador 3g Service Club 2,3,4g lst Testimonial 13 Drama 2 Although Steve left Jesuit for Medford in the middle of his junior term, his fond memories of Jesuit forced him to return. He came back an improved basketball player, a willing Service Club member, and a National Merit Semifinalist.