Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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ROM THEIR HEAP of research material, juniors Pete Madden and Shannon Coupens accumulate matter on the Civil War for their history reports. XL -fs 1. ...ala-1 SEMINAR includes S. Veazie, M. McMenamin, D. Sheets, D. Ziglinski. History Views ldeos, Volues That Moved Post and Present Because of emphasis placed on the reading of novels and biographies historical periods, and people begin to take on meaning which textbook outlines cannot provide, Fr. Jo- seph Delardin, S.J. stated about Jesuit's history courses. First year history familiarizes students with European peo- ples from antiquity through the Reformation, then sopho- more year from the seventeenth century revolutions to the present time. Juniors take American history. History seminar is available for selected seniors chosen on the basis of their academic performances and on their aptitude for independent research and study in history.

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YOU WOULDN'T BELIEVE IT, BUT . . . explains Bob Powell to his counselor, Fr. David Olivier, S.J., as tries to relate a strange experience ,f,,.... SOPHONIORES LISTEN to Fr. Paul, S.J. while on retreat at Loyala. Counseling Builds Insight, Religion Ponders Human Issues The religion department, reorganized by Fr. Michael Merriman, S.J. gives students doctrinal, scriptural, liturgical, moral basis for human actions. Freshmen study the Biblical history of the Church, and are exposed to consequences of the Catholic faith. Sophomores discuss the morality of human actions, and led by Dave Machin and Chris Smith, they sponsored several folk masses with guitar, drums, and tambourine. As a junior, a student takes a closer, more personal look at his own prob- lems of faith and morality. The senior religion course, contemporary problems, deals with the issues of today, and teaches students how to apply the principles they have learned in class. The religion department is supplemented by the counseling department. Each student may choose his counselor from the faculty and talk to him at any time. This way everyone has his own personal look at himself and his faith in the context of the modern world. BRYAN CULLIVAN delivers his report on modern atheism to his contemp class. 38 - -4

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I? BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS JERRY DAVIES, Marc Galloway, Mike Craford, Pat Leary, and Jerry Mackey lead cheers during the Estacada game N.H.S. MEMBERS Gerry Nelson, Guy Randles, and Dan Ziglinski unload candy for the fall candy sale. 40