Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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MOTHER Winifred speaks on behalf of starving Biafrans. BRO. SULLIVAN, C. Rothschild, J. Zimel chug at Spirit Week assembly 1 nn., ' - FALL SEMESTER STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Jerry Cobb delivers his State of the Union message, first in the history of Jesuit High School. 48

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. , .. I, ,f ' f Sv I K , 1. ' 1 6 W K' v 5 , 'xii-, -P ,.-Q-,. Jil af' .m 4 ilu: Q CONFERRING on Senate business are Secretary of State Joe Tennant, Student Body President Bill Carter, and Vice President George Sanders. SENIOR student senate mem- bers Pete Turner, Mark Weber, Bob Powell, and Dan Twohy, visit the Portland City Hall.

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, ,., E JH' 5 l-'-D-L., .- wt,-. PRESIDENT Bill Carter arouses spirit among the students at an assembly. V A 5.---. ' l l l l l l I l SOPHOMORES compete against other classes in constructing a human pyramid in the shortest length of time at a basketball pep assembly. Assemblies Add Enthusiasm, Also Occasional Serious Note Unity among Jesuit High students was promoted and mani- fested in numerous assemblies. The entire student body was inspired by Coach Allen's and Coach Carriganis vehemence in their speeches before the assembled students, and was touched by Mother Winifred's appeal for aid for the starving Biafrans. Candidates for student body offices expressed their goals and expressed their goals and opinions to the students. Spirit Week assemblies enhanced student support of the teams prior to important games. The memorable events of the Spirit Week assemblies were the root-beer chugging contest and the human pyramids created by each class. Probably the least popular assembly, but by no means unim- portant, was Fr. Healy's assembly on discipline. He urged the students to conduct themselves as true Jesuit gentlemen. Under the capable direction of presidents Jerry Cobb and Bill Carter, assemblies throughout the year ran smoothly. The cheerleaders, however, held the pep assemblies together. .Ya