Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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WILCOXEN, MICHAEL JAMES Baseball l,2,3,4g Letterman's Club 2,3,4 Mike has represented Jesuit with marked ability during his four years at Jesuit. An intregal member of our baseball squads, he won All-League honors for his exploits on the piteher's mound and has lettered for three straight years. WILKINS, CLINTON ROBERT Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Letterman's Club 2,3,4 Skeeter, although small in oomparisonwith most players on Jesuit and other teams, matched and surpassed the greater number of the big boys in basketball and especially baseball, in which he lettered three years in a row. Skeeter is looking forward to the diamonds and courts of the University of Oregon WILLIAMS, CRAIG CALHOUN Baseball 3 Craig transferred from St. Francis Seminary at Troutdale in his junior year and quickly adapted to his new surroundings. Craig in the spring of his junior year played baseball while working hard in the classroom to maintain his G. P. A. Craig hopes to attend Portland U. come next fall. WILSON , DAVID BURT Varsity Football Mgr. l,2,4g Varsity Baseball Mgr. 2g Varsity Basketball Mgr. 23 Football 3g Glee Club 4g Track 2g Radio Club 1,2 Dave, as a very willing and spirited football, basketball and baseball manager has certainly done a great service to his school and his class. A very considerate and friendly personality has made him a welcome member of the class of '64.

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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.

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WOOD, MICHAEL DAVID Football lg Football Trainer 2,3,4g Letterman's Club 3,4g Troubador 1, 2,3,4 Mike probably worked as hard as or harder than anyone else on the football field. Whether he was filling the unromantic job of trainer for the varsity team, or taking part in some other after-school activity, he was always ready to shoulder a great responsibility. Gonzaga U should be proud to receive such a fine worker and scholar. .. M H ,H ui. 'Hww11ll llll WREN, THOMAS EDWARD Jesuit Hi-Nite 45 Pep Club 43 Ski Club 4g Track 3 Tom is another one of those Jesuit grads who in the past year have established a very respectable record for the Jesuit ski team on the slopes of Mt. Hood. On the campus, Tom contributed his skills to the Drama Club. This popular senior likes his home- town and plans to remain in it next fall and attend either U of P or PSC. 2 eniur all uf 7 time Most likely to succeed ..... Phillip Kalberer Most likely to be remembered ..... Robert Bastasch Most spirited ..... William Christensen Most scholarly ..... Michael Murphy Most friendly ..... Anthony Siri Most representative ..... Robert Bastasch Most humorous ..... Hugh O'Donnell Most versatile ..... Phillip Kalberer Best athlete ..... Michael Dorey Best debater ..... Robert Sandstrom Best writer ..... Brian Mount Best artist ..... Richard Albertini Best dressed ..... Thomas Everett Most religious ..... Gary Brink no 45 if?