Jesuit High School - Speculum Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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41 F-, 95, I . 45 . xv JERRY MACKEY DIRECTS Debate Club members for the best picture composition. cl GEORGE GREENE, Art Sulli- Q van, Nlr. Pat Howell, and Ron Marconi attend clinic spon- sored by the Photo Graphic. VETERAN photographer Mike Mc- Dowell demonstrates use of angles to Nick Leitschuh and Roch Craford.

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YGREG JANSEN, Bryan Cullivan, and Brian Bruning reflect on their images. Club Develops New lmoge Colossal demands developed by the frenetic school publica- tions prompted expansion of Photo Club operations and the recruitment of photographers and photo lab techniciansg The hyper-active membership was kept busy providing pic- tures for The Crusader, the Speculum, and local papers. Presidents Mike O'Donnell and Jerry Mackey enlisted seven new photographers and helped them learn the tricks of the trade. Adviser Mr. Patrick Howell, S.J. and three new cam- eramen attended a clinic sponsored by the Photo Graphic. There they learned the arts of taking available light pic- tures. arranging picture composition, and cropping pictures properly. This new crew and four veteran photographers spent long evening and afternoon hours in the darkroom developing, printing and reprinting pictures. H. J. LANGTRY, Mike O'Donnell, and Bill Dougherty take readings for a snapshot. wap: , i I i 'QQ j. .3 P

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Drama Club's Heaven Can Wait Successful Heaven Can Waitf' the first Drama Club pro- duction of the year, was a fantasy-comedy, and audiences roared at Harry Seagall's fun- nier lines. The key issue was whether Joe Pen- dleton fDave Sheetsj could keep his girl, Bette fMargaret Shieldsj, in love with him as he moved from the body of a Wall Street tycoon into that ofa prize fighter. Joe needs different bodies because an over- zealous messenger from heaven takes his spirit before he is dead.AfterJoe is taken to heaven, his body is cremated and Mr. Jordan CDan Twohyl, the head agent from heaven, puts Joe into the body of a prominent financier, Jonathon Farnsworth. While in this body he falls in love with Bette, but the romance is interrupted when Farnsworthis wife CLaurie Brandsj shoots him. Joe finally gets another body and the girl, when he becomes K.O. Murdock, the middleweight champion of the world. Fr. David Olivier, SJ., the director, demand- ed hard work and long hours from the cast, and Fr. Robert Pospisil, S.J. organized and supervised set and stage crews. Other characters were Joe's fight manager, Max Levene CPete Casciatoj, the impatient messenger fBill Sullivanj, Tony Abbott, Farns- worth's secretary fMike Corvij, the wry butler CHJ. Langtryil, and the police inspector CPete Turnerj. JOE, present only in spirit, watches plainclothes- man lBryan Cullivanl manhandle his manager. Bette cries and Tony and Mrs. Farnsworth look on. . K. J 51- ffl-gif: it QLSQZ.. - - Y - '- , Y at Y '- ' - 1 Y V - L, , -7.1 'Wir 1 V.,.,V Q , 3 L- H WY , 4 .- , l ..,far:-hnikw-z-.,.. :1:r.n-ofqgilfn : :EM X ii 3- '45 A -'eljggrlg if-1 5:1 tiff ll Y ff uidfll, lf' L L, , -.- -... . .vat a.:-:ll IVIIKE HARPOLE, Scott Wentworth, Bob O'NeaI, Richard Raetz, and Dan O'NeaI construct flats. 76 , , W. Y Y Y . is e - Isa... . Q-