Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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'i Ja- 'i . 2 ' 1 r -.- .1 ' 1 L il I Jesuit Senior Leaders Receive Many Honors Several students consistently show outstanding qualities throughout their four years at Jesuit. In the senior year these qualities are usually acknow- ledged and rewarded. The senior class elects the valedictorian and salu- tatorian from the top ten scholarsg the American Legion sponsors two students to Beaver Boys Stateg Jesuit High college counselors send two del- egates to the Red Cross Leadership Conferenceg the Shrine football staff selects players for the Shrine Game in August. Though they're not pic- tured here, Jesuit High seniors consistently reap several scholarships as diverse as Yale, Stanford, Oregon State, Gonzaga. These same students have usually produced the best academic and service records to the school, and leave having given the school a better representation than when they arrived. GREG GEIGER, Dan Christianson, Joe McDon- nell, and Mike McMenamin represent Jesuit at the Shrine football game. McDonnell and Chris- tianson are also on the State All-Star team. JERRY COBB placed as a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship. Bill Koenig scored Jesuit's highest in the S.A.T. test. .x 'A v Pat Keene and Bill Koenig to Ore- JESUIT sent Red Cross delegates Mike resentatives elected Keene county McDowell and Lex Runciman to the Red nayor and district attorney. Cross Leadership Conference in August. X . I , '-e l27 .Asn . l. . -.-- - -' .1-N -ai 1 all '-ai' , - .rs 4 ,'-,jg N ' . r .-7. - -r s. , ,N - -- I., ., V N..-as, .- A . . 5 , l , . -..-rf-I.. gy, F -on Q. . . rs, .',. ,, us, . ,l - l- - -i V. i rx Q v -Q A ,- 1 ' :Q - !,v,,'.N Mega. ,.,. , A. 1 -. H',Q,....- fi. tr- he K, X41 . :. - 3 if--.2..i .-me , f'-. . . --- ,' 'N 'fs --as ,agua -

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A ' ji If Slaves lo Dreamsp the Old Servants to Regret .X X Q .th 'sd' '73 Leo Leu Bauer, Jr. Guy Douglass Boileau A senior is looked upon as an individual rather than just a member of a particular class. The Class of '69 exemplified this individualism while still maintaining their roles in the Jesuit community. l'Senior Privileges were initiated in September for those seniors meeting specific grade requirements. This innovation enabled them to leave school when they had a study hall last period and to leave the school campus when study ran into the lunch period. Student interest extended from school interests to international affairs. In October Mark Weber led a drive to raise money for star- ving Biafran children. In two weeks S250 was earned and sent to Biafra to buy needed clothing and medicine. In early February juniors Mark Wehrly, Tom Kemper, and Mike Ramsden joined seniors Mark Weber and George Sanders in a panel discussion of Biafra for a KOIN-TV program. T501 ...X -Y ---. . Y -i g , ,, mv, U 2 I n ,, .V qt .f. ,- .,..,- , S I I , :..:,., N l--,- .,. Y I L .., ..,, l -'jg..'-tflff 'VJJL :fl l 2' , , 1 '- ' ' 5 1 ' it .- 1' . fggffgi , M- 1,31 4 A, ,Q K! -'4 ' ,gmail l. -. 1 MM-:t it it e -95122121 3' , J 22: , - , Q are i 1,-lfri! '1:?t-'ra P' ' A ffm '-er'-' 1 .-'H L. . Paul Edward Brakebush Carleton William Bryant l I p. . .1 .1114 '. . . e xi CAPTAIN TOM McDOWELL ex- plains the Washington County Po- lice System to interested seniors Bill Koenig, Pat Leary, Mike Wil- kins, Ed Cole and Mike Magee.