Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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-1 Q- ' l Far Leftl FRESHMAN Mike Metz participates in Lady Bird's beautification program. , lLeftl . Q X' JESUIT STUDENT finds the area be- Vx' - hind the bowling alley a cold, restful haven for a traditional smoke. 'R 'C SENIORS IERULLI, Bauer, Gage d',,,,,,- and Posedel take advantage of sen- ior privileges at the Sizzler. 3 DRAGGING - an unrequired activity in the upperclassman's curriculum.

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Tradition Becomes a Familiar Ghost Tradition, by its definition, appears to be steadfast and 775 unchangeable. But tradition, like other elements of the V , ',e: v changing world, must yield to new ideas and innovations. Tradition and the individual bump each other, both grow and are changed by the interaction. To traditional Jesuit Spirit Week, each person brings innovations and renews the past. Individuals upgrade, interpret, change the established 1 institution, otherwise, it becomes a wax museum and dies. l3Q,,1.Q,3 . A: Q' 1. ENTHUSIASTIC UNDERCLASSMEN dress appropriately for costume day during Spirit Week, which ended in a victory over the Reynolds squad 12 1

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SENIOR Tom F. Burns cuts a link at Pa- cific Chain and Manufacturing Company. 1 4 1 -i 'li 1 5 i 3 JERRY DAVIES, sodality prefect, sets out food during Christmas season. Joe Tennant and Roch Craford assist Davies in distributing food to needy families I4