http://archive.oes.edu/files/original/57dfc625719e202aa414de66fa109391.pdf 9c86916868e229a1c15060067a6f5ec8 PDF Text Text Autumn 1996 Volumes Number 1 THE OES.A. Immcr I mt ___ I 1 �A U T U M N 6 1 9 9 OES better and to understand from multiple perspectives where the opportunities lie to make a fine school even better. I hope to have a relaxed conversation with all faculty, staff, and trustees by the end of the first year; my chats so far have been stimulating and illuminating, and are always a high­ light of the day. A Letter from the Headmaster Dear Friends, The past two months have been an exciting time for my family and me, and I would like to take this oppor­ tunity to share with you some impressions from our first few weeks as newcomers to Portland and to the OES family. After our move from the Cate School in southern California in early July, we got ourselves settled in a very comfortable house in Raleigh Hills, only a few minutes away from school. I confess to feel­ ing real pleasure in having some space in our new abode for two growing and at times rambunctious kids, since we lived in an increas­ ingly cramped dorm apartment at the Cate School. But I also confess to some genuine anxiety as a newly minted homeowner, since now we have a lawn that needs attention, and we have never “done lawns” before. I confess, too, to having wandered down to OES’s playing field more than once and, when no one was looking, getting down on hands and knees to admire with considerable envy the fine state of the School’s turf. After traveling to the east coast and then to Hawaii for two wonderful conferences in July and August, I began the new school year in earnest in late August by having conversations with faculty, staff, and trustees in order to get to know We kicked off the 1996/97 acade­ mic year in a more formal way with a wonderful day-and-a-half all-faculty-and-staff retreat at Menucha, a breathtaking site on the southern palisade of the Columbia River, about an hour away from Portland. There I had an opportunity to share a few thoughts about the importance of vision, the connection of mission to vision, and my belief in the essential importance of OES’s mission to educate our students so that, in the words of the School’s mission statement, “they may realize their power for good as citizens of local and world commu­ nities.” In future editions of The OES Belltower I look forward to sharing with you more thoughts about citizenship and its role as the central pillar upon which all of our work at OES rests. Following the Menucha retreat came a dizzying whirlwind of events surrounding the formal opening of school, which involved meeting new parents and students, some lovely picnics, several speeches, my for­ mal installation as Headmaster and, O R E G O N EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 2 best of all, much laughter and fun. It is here that my family and I felt in its fullest form the warmth, care and friendliness that lie at the heart of the OES spirit, and we are grateful to all for such an extraordinarily warm welcome. During the past two weeks, with the start of regular instruction, I have had a chance to observe several classes in each of the three divi­ sions, and have been impressed with the professionalism of our faculty, the quality of their instruc­ tion and, most important, their manifest love of their students. Last year the Pacific Northwest Association of Independent Schools (PNAIS) completed its report on OES, as part of our regu­ lar accreditation process, and what I have seen in the classroom con­ firms overwhelmingly what the PNAIS committee wrote in its sum­ mary, namely, that OES “stands as an exemplar among independent schools for whom establishment of a mutually supportive, respectful, and nurturing community is a value.” It is a privilege indeed to be working with such a dedicated and spirited group of educators. The first year for me will continue to be one of getting to know the many marvelous people who make up the OES family; celebrating our successes while listening carefully for opportunities for improvement; supporting the three divisions and the admissions, business and development offices; and getting to know more about Oregon and the Northwest. It is the start of a rare and wonderful adventure, for which I am very grateful. I look forward to meeting and hearing from as many of you in the OES family as possible in the weeks and months to come. Sincerely, Charles K. Bergman Headmaster �THE OES u OES Enters Exciting New Phase in its History SPRING 19 9 5 •> OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL At Oregon Episcopal School, exceptional faculty challenge students of unusual promise to reach their highest potential within a tradition distinguished by love, compassion and trust. Founded in 1869, Oregon Episcopal School is a prc-K through 12, coeducational, independent, college preparatory school in the Episcopal tradition. A full boarding program is offered in grades 9 tlirough 12. Exceptional teachers engage students in small classes that stress participation, creativity and a passion for active learning and living. Within a traditional framework, dynamic programs in the fine and performing arts and athletics encourage student participation. Located on the Pacific Rim, the School emphasizes global studies and an international outlook. Virtually all graduates attend fine colleges. Responsible citizenship, ethics and community service are important at OES — a School where students are encouraged to reach their fullest potential in a loving and caring environment. Photos Philip McCarty, Jennifer Ensbury, Brian Foulkes, Sarah Gunderson, Rothrock, Adams & Faith Photography Stories Helen Kirschner *85 Editors Helen Kirschner'85, Rothrock Layout and Design Graphic Solutions Production Graphcon Design+iype Printer Paramount Graphics Inc. Cover Photo Philip McCarty The OES Belltower is published by OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL, 6300 SW Nicol Road, Portland, Oregon 97223. If you would like more information on the School, please Gill (503) 768-3157. ▲ New Headmaster Charlie Bergman addresses the OES student body on Opening Day. Oregon Episcopal School is alive with transition, renewal and cele­ bration this fall, with a new building gracing its campus and a new leader at the helm. For our students, faculty, staff, and parents, this has been a time marked by extraordinary spirit and optimism. ership, and a welcome for Charlie Bergman as OES’ new headmaster. Charlie joins OES from the Cate School in Carpinteria, CA, where he was the Director of Asian Studies. For more about Charlie and the Bergman family, please see page 8 of this Belltower issue. After several months of preliminary fundraising, the construction of the new Middle School began late in fall 1995. Over the next year, the OES community stepped forward to raise the remaining funds under the leadership and tireless efforts of numerous volunteers. Today, the completed building stands a proud two stories and its halls are active with the activities of Middle School students. For more about the Middle School, please see page 40 of this Belltower issue. During the opening days of the 1996-97 school year, Charlie won the hearts of the OES community with his enthusiasm for the mission of the School and for his accessi­ bility and optimism. The cover of this issue of The OES Belltower introduces Charlie and one of his many talents: singing with OES first graders, among whom is his daughter, Elizabeth. The OES com­ munity anticipates many happy and prosperous years ahead under his leadership. This past spring was also marked by a farewell to Headmaster Peter W. Stevens after six years of lead­ 3 OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �Sho^Sfe!! Opening Day ► Headmaster Charlie Bergman follows Lower School acolytes to the belltower circlefor his first official address to the OES student body. A Opening Day was a timefor catching up with classmates. Seniors Steven Chiang and Elizabeth Savage andfreshman John South take a break in the Great Hall. ◄ Upper Schoolers bead offfor their wilderness backpacking trip with some words of advice from their headmaster, Charlie Bergman. ± The Faculty/StaffRetreat al Menucha in August showcased the talents of OES Upper School teachers Chris Harris, Rich Sherwood, and Carol Wyatt, who sang about the merits of being a good citizen. ▼A Upper School student body president Annie Warner helped ini­ tiate Charlie Bergman as an "Official Aardvark, "presenting him with one of the necessary accoutrements of his post as headmaster. \ head vAARDVARr Pl ▲ Lower School teacher Doug Whitmore and an attentive group of first graders line up outside Scott House. 4 i �◄ ▼ The dorm students got the school year off to a good start with a day of miniature golf The 1996-97 school year began with 52 students in the board­ ing community; 32 of them are international. ► OES alumni were in for a surprise this year at the 5th Annual Alumni Soccer Tournament, when the OES hoys' varsity soccer team swept the games. The alumni took the loss in fine spirits, and the hoys' team got the 1996-97 season off to a winning start. ◄ ▲ Over 100 OES women of all ages joined 23,000 other walkers and runnersfor the Race for the Cure this fall, and upon returning to campus were served brunch by OES men (fathers, spouses, faculty, staff, and students). 5 �Sho^&dl OES Celebrates the Installation of Charlie Bergman ◄ Charlie Bergman lauded the OES mission statement and dis­ cussed his vision for the School during bis installation address on September 10. 1996 ▲ Trustee Splinter Wren and US Chaplain and English teacherJonathan Voorhees joined othersfrom the OES community for the reception following the installation. Among the guests were parents, alumni, grandparents, trustees, students andfriends of the School. ► Alumnae Margaret Spring ‘95 and Erica Hagensen ‘93 had a lot to catch up on at the installation reception. ◄ On behalf of thefaculty and staff of OES, MS drama and religion teacher Father David Pace presented Charlie Bergman with OESfleece jacketsfor the entire Bergman family, with a joke about California residents moving to Portland (the Bergmans hailfrom Carpinteria, CA). Charlie also received gifts from the trustees, students, chaplains, alumni, and the parent body. �> Catherine Bergman (on right) was also welcomed to the OES community. Here, she and LSJapanese and Global Studies teacher Lilly Moore visit at the installation reception. 'The Bergman*s daugh­ ter, Elizabeth, in in OES’fust grade. A Volunteers' Common Link Chair and OES parent Susie Gundle (on right) and parent Kathleen Ames show their support for OES’ new leadership. A Trustee President John von Schlegell and wife Fran and former Trustee President Elisabeth Lyon congratulate Charlie on his new post. A Trustee Vice President Sheryl Acheson talks with new trustee and parent Matthew Essieh and his wife Ella. 7be Essiehs have two children at OES; Morayor is in the primary class and Kwame is in the second grade class. 1 7 �AUTUMN 19 9 6 New Headmaster Adds Life to OES Charlie Bergman Joins OES Community Charlie Bergman has accomplished what the leader of any independent school or non-profit organization dreams of doing. During the few short months since he joined the OES community as its new head­ master, he has generated excite­ ment among faculty, staff, parents, trustees, alumni and students about what can seem a rather eso­ teric subject: its mission statement. “You’re going to hear a lot about this from me,” Charlie admitted to many of the audiences of the numerous gatherings he attended in the first days of the new school year. "OES has a wonderful sense of mission, and I like to talk about it!” Since joining OES, Charlie’s enthusiasm and optimism for the School and its community has been infectious. He is a self-proclaimed optimist. When he talks to students, he emphasizes simple things: Take care of yourself, he says, and respect others. Respect OES. Do everything as well as you can. When he talks to faculty, staff and parents, he emphasizes many of the same things. In venues ranging from his own installation as headmaster to an Upper School students’ "Town Hall” meeting to the Menucha faculty/staff retreat, Charlie reads the mission statement aloud, explores the meaning of its components, points out why it works, and pon­ ders how the OES community can make it a living statement. come on board, he’s given it new life, and his enthusiasm for our mission has me excited all over again!” Charlie was appointed by the Board of Trustees in February of this year and came on board in July. He comes to OES from Cate School, in Carpinteria, CA, where he was Director of their Asian Studies program. The background of OES’ new headmaster is made up of more than just the ▲ Charlie Bergman, his wife Catherine, and hallowed halls of inde­ son William. Also in the Bergman family is pendent schools like Cate Elizabeth, who is an OES 1st grader. and OES, however. Prior in school; Asian studies, at the to joining the faculty of Cate in time, were not mainstream in either 1989, Charlie worked for IBM secondary or higher education. Corporation for nearly 10 years, starting in their Santa Barbara “When my assignment ended and I operation but eventually landing in returned to IBM USA, in San China, helping to establish IBM Francisco, I realized that I needed a China Corporation in Beijing. change. I thought about what I’d learned in China, and I wondered if In what he calls a “pressure-cooker starting an Asian studies program atmosphere” of American business on the secondary level would be activity in the Far East during the feasible,” Charlie remembers. He mid-80s, Charlie learned that drafted a proposal for a curriculum although his fellow U.S. compatriplan and approached Scott ates were doing an enormous and McLeod, the headmaster of Cate growing amount of business in School. Not only was it feasible, cities like Beijing, they were also McLeod told Charlie, but it was a making serious linguistic and concept that had already been cultural gaffes that put them at a explored at Cate. Charlie joined disadvantage compared to their their faculty in 1989. frequently more sophisticated com­ petitors. They simply had not had the opportunity to learn about Asia “At the end of the day, what are we all doing here?” Charlie says. “Our mission statement provides the answer: ultimately, we are here to teach kids, and to help them realize their power for good as citizens of local and world communities.” OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL ◄ Faculty and staff have enjoyed Charlie’s unique brand of ener­ gy and optimism. W Ta Upper School Head Anne Cass agrees. “When I first interviewed at OES, I was really impressed that the mission statement was visible everywhere on campus,” she remembers. “Since Charlie has 8 �AUTUMN Charlie’s experience in China influenced more than his profes­ sional life. In the early days of his stint with IBM China he met his wife Catherine (who also goes by her Chinese name, Shu-lin) who was employed there as a systems engi­ neer. After returning to the States in 1988 Charlie asked her to join him. Catherine was no stranger to the U.S., having done computer stud­ ies graduate work in Dallas and at the University of California, San Francisco. Within a few months of her return, Charlie and Catherine were engaged, and they were mar­ ried in March of 1989. The Bergmans have two children, Elizabeth, 6, and William, 3. Elizabeth is in OES’ 1st grade, and is treated to periodic classroom visits from her father. In addition to the customary and time-consuming duties of any independent school administrator, Charlie is diligent about spending a part of nearly every school day in various class­ rooms across the Lower, Middle and Upper Schools. 19 9 6 ▲ In the opening days of school, Charlie spread the word about his admira­ tion for OES’ mission statement. “Charlie’s love of children and his talents with them were evident from the start.” Ultimately, Charlie is quick to praise OES’ excellent foundation, and congratulates the School’s “Among the principal commenda­ tions in the report is an extraordi­ nary statement: ‘OES stands as an exemplar among independent schools for whom the establishment of a mutually supportive, respectful, and nurturing community is a value,’ Charlie points out. “I hope that after an exhausting year preparing for PNAIS review that the entire community is pat­ ting itself on the back for a job well done," he continues. “The faculty and staff at OES deserve congrat­ ulations for all the great work they’ve been doing. I’m delighted that I will now be a part of such a fine group of professionals, and look forward to continuing such a strong tradition.” Judging by his first days in the OES community, Charlie Bergman is well on his way to making the School’s mission, as he says, “a living statement." Faculty, parents and alumni invariably note that he has infused the campus with a new sense of energy and optimism. “Charlie has made many visits to the Lower School over the past two months, and I’ve seen him mes­ merize a 3rd grade class with a card trick and charm the Beginning School with his singing,’’ says Lower School Head Harvey Zendt. faculty and staff on the final report of the Pacific Northwest Association of Independent Schools (PNAIS). The Association unanimously recommended this past spring that OES be reaccred­ ited for the next eight years. “Life in a school like OES is five percent vision and ninety-five percent details—all the work down in the trenches,” reflects Anne Cass. “Charlie is doing a really good job of reminding all of us about that critical five percent.” OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 9 �In , Touch With OES Alumni Board Auction Dinner Alumni After-Hours ▲ Alumni escaped the March rain for Alumni After Hours, held at Portland Brewing. ▲ Current parents Eileen and DavidJohnson were the successful bidders on the Alumni Board Dinner, an annual donation to the OES Auction. TheJohnsons enjoyed a multi-course meal at their home, and members of the Board took a break midway in the gourmet preparationsfor a photo. ◄ Barry Daigle '80 and his daughter Abbie made an appearance at Alumni After Hours, where Abbie demonstrat­ ed her walking prowess. I ▲ Alumni Board President Jack McCann Jr. '84 prepares to serve the coup de grace, a rich chocolate cake donated by Alumni Board member Marilyn De Vault '67 and her business, Piece of Cake. A. Ed Haessler ‘71 donned an official chefs hat for the Alumni Board Auction Dinner. TheJohnsons and their guests were treated to Ed's delicious Caesar salad. ► Anne Paul ‘65 and a friend joined other alumnifrom the 60's, 70's and 80's at Portland Brewing. 10 A �◄ Members of the Class of ‘46 were joined by Jack McCann Jr. ‘84, Alumni Association President, as they participated in the 1996 OES graduation as part of their 50th reunion. Alumni Reunion ‘96 A Reunion Weekendfestivities gave Allie Zimmer and Alicia Cash, both members of the Class of ‘76. an opportunity to spend time with OESfaculty member David Streight ◄ ▲ Members of the Class of 86 returned to the OES campus to celebrate their 10th reunion, and a larger group gathered at Bridgeport Brew Pub later that day. s 11 �I In Touch With OES ▲ Sean Kuni ‘81 and classmate Bonnie Potts Shorin ‘81 were among the guests for the Reunion Weekend barbecue. I 4 Eleanor Poorman Hamilton ‘26joined other alumni during Reunion Weekend to celebrate her 70th reunion ▲ Members ofthe Class of ‘36 celebrated their 60th reunion together, attending the Reunion Weekend luncheon on the OES campus. ▲ Reunion '96 gave OES alumni andfriends an opportunity to catch up with one another. 12 i �▲ Members of the Class of ‘51 gathered on the OES campus for their 45th reunion. I ▲ Winde Bekins Strachan ‘86 and her daughter, Makenna—a future OES student? ▲ Gretchen Graham Lange and Kathy Karafotias, both of the Class of‘66, reminisce over photos from OES’past. Alumni Soccer Tournament i OES alumni, faculty, students andfriends gathered on the OES soccer field in Septemberfor the Fifth Annual Alumni Soccer Tournament. Eight teams competed, and although the boys’ Varsity won the tournament, the official alumni victor was the Mid-80s team. Team players included Brad Whitcomb ‘81 and his wife LaVonne, Greg Simon ‘85, Paige Parker Kuni ‘84, and Marilyn Drinkward ‘88. ◄ .4 strong faculty team made up of OES soccer coaches and their spouses joined thefray this year. ▲ The Alumni Soccer Tourna­ ment can get serious! The Late80s team gathers for a pre-game pep talk. ◄ Young alumni came back to campus for the Alumni Soccer Tournament. Here, members of the Class of '95 rest on the side­ lines between games. 13 �AUTUMN 19 9 6 OES’ 1996 Founders’ Day Celebrates 100th Birthday of Alumna Beatrice Paget 15 /f (l Vl regon Episcopal School | j is delighted to announce that Beatrice Thurston Paget '15, Oregon Episcopal School's oldest living alumna, celebrated her 100th birthday on October 11,1996. The OES com­ munity will have the opportunity to celebrate with her at Founders’ Day on November 12, when she will be honored as the School’s Bishop Benjamin Wistar Morris Distinguished Alumna for 1996. ?* f 1 ?£ Beatrice Paget is a natural choice for the award which recognizes and honors alumni of St. Helens Hall and the Junior College, Bishop Dagwell Hall and OES for their achievements in their professional careers and their contributions to the community. Beatrice was born in 1896 in Wells, OR, and upon graduating from St. Helens Hall in 1915 attended the University of Oregon. Her real adventures began after her second year at the University. Beatrice was offered a job with the Chautauqua, an organization which provided culture prior to the radio age to small towns across the U.S. and the world with symphony concerts, operas, plays and lectures. Beatrice was a natural at pro­ motion, and decided to continue her work with the Chautauqua organization rather than return to the University of Oregon. At age 19 she was traveling as far as New Zealand and Australia to arrange cultural bookings. ■ I OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL During her times with the Chautauqua, Beatrice met her husband, Lowell Paget, and they were married in 1919. After finishing their undergraduate studies at Oregon State University in 1921, Beatrice and Lowell Paget entered Northwestern School of Law and graduated in 1924. Beatrice was one of only three women in her graduating class. She and Lowell became involved in Oregon politics, and Lowell was elected to the Oregon Legislature in 1932 and was appointed the ■ r..' ▲ Beatrice Thurston Paget ‘15, the 1996 recipient of the Bishop Benjamin Wistar Morris Distinguished Alumni Award. National Republican Party Chair­ man for Oregon in 1960, a position he held until he died in 1967. Beatrice became the President of the Oregon League of Women Voters in 1935 and successfully lobbied for passage of Aid to Families with Dependent Children, arguing that single women should receive support so that their families would not be separated. Oregon Episcopal School has en­ joyed Beatrice’s recent involvement in many aspects of the School. She was an honored guest at the 125th Anniversary Founders’ Day Gala in 1994, and appeared on the cover of the fall 1995 OES Belltower, posing with other key OES volunteers on the site of the nowcompleted new Middle School building. She has truly been an inspiration to the OES community, 14 and the School is delighted to honor her with the 1996 Bishop Benjamin Wistar Morris Distinguished Alumni Award. In addition to honoring the life and achievements of Beatrice Paget, Founders’ Day will feature Northwest author Robin Cody. Cody will talk about writing, Northwest literature, and, most notably, his 1,200-mile canoe trip down the Columbia River. His book, Voyage of a Summer Sun, is an account of this trip, and each guest will receive a complimentary autographed copy at Founders’ Day. Tickets for Founders’ Day, which will be held at the Multnomah Athletic Club from 7:00-9:00 p.m. on November 12, are still available for $25 per person, and can be reserved by calling the Alumni & Development Office at 768-3153. �. .verily I say onto you, if you had faith as a grain of mustard seed you shall say onto that mountain remove hence to yonder place and it shall remove; and nothing shall be impossible onto you ” Matthew 17, verse 20 * Oregon Episcopal School �HEADMASTER'S REPORT Dear Friends, Other thanks are also due to Sue Nicol, Director of the Capital Campaign, who finished her work at OES at the end of August and is on her way to new challenges and adventures. Without Sue’s vision and hard work, we simply would not have the successful campaign that we are blessed with today. s the new Headmaster of Oregon Episcopal School. JL I am pleased to be able to congratulate the OES community on all of its fundraising accomplish­ ments of the past year. Perhaps the strongest of many wonderful first impressions since my arrival this summer is of the extraordinary dedi­ cation to the support and financial well-being that I have seen evident within the entire OES community. A This support manifests itself in many ways: it can be seen in the hard work of the volunteers who make the annual fund and auction a suc­ cess; or in the dedication of the trustees who do the essential leg­ work in making the case for OES with major donors; or in the work of the development office staff in keep­ ing the School’s development efforts on track; or in the generosity of the many donors who have ensured that OES is able to reach its critical fund raising goals. One of the great pleasures in my day is the opportunity to write a note of thanks to each donor to OES, and it is indeed a thrill to have said “thank you,” and then step outside and glance at the new Middle School building, whose very real form is ele­ gant testimony to what generous donors are able to accomplish at an independent school. ▲ New Headmaster Charlie Bergman with Lower School Assistant Head Sydney Gold andformer Headmaster Peter Stevens. There are many volunteers who need to be thanked for their invalu­ able efforts on behalf of our School. The 1995-96 OES FUND had a remarkable year under the leader­ ship of chairs Julie Drinkward and Beth Warner, who worked with an energetic group of volunteers and raised a record total of over $373,000. My wife Catherine and I had the opportunity to join all of you at the Around the World Auction in May, which raised $167,000. Pat Karamanos and her corp of volun­ teers put in many hours over the school year, and are to be com­ mended on their dedication to what was a spectacular event. Peter Bechen also deserves thanks and congratulations for his work as Chair of the Middle School Campaign Committee. His Herculean labors along with the efforts of the numer­ ous other campaign committee members have ensured that the campaign has stayed on track—the new Middle School building is the clearest evidence of that! And, of course, none of these volunteer accomplishments would have been possible without the direction of the Board of Trustees, under the superb leadership of its Chairman, the Most Rev. Robert L. Ladehoff, and President John von Schlegell. THE MUSTARD SEED 16 I also want to lake the opportunity to welcome OES’ new Director of Development, John Lauerman, who began work in September. John comes to us with more than fifteen years of development experience in independent schools, most recently with Lake Forest Academy in Lake Forest, Illinois. John is a warm, engaging man with a great sense of humor, and OES is fortunate indeed to have found a man of his profes­ sionalism and experience to assume leadership of the development office. My family and I feel honored to be associated with a school as fine as OES. 1 look forward with great antic­ ipation and much excitement to be working with all members of our community in the months and years to come to ensure that OES builds on its many successes, strives always to be the very best that it can be, and fulfills its destiny to be a citadel of educational excellence in the Pacific Northwest. Sincerely, Charles K. Bergman Headmaster �REPORT FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD Dear Family and Friends of OES: n behalf of the Board of I ■ Trustees, I would like to officially welcome you to the next stage of growth and achieve­ ment at OES. We are building on over a century and a quarter of accomplishments, setbacks, chal­ lenges and successes. As Bishop Ladehoff recently observed, OES is a decidedly different place from the school envisioned by Bishop Benjamin Wistar Morris 127 years ago, yet we continue to build on that same core vision and ethos. I am particularly pleased to present our newest steward and leader as we approach the year 2000—Mr. Charles K. Bergman. 1 hope you will all take the time to get to know Charlie. He is accessible with a sincere interest in what you have to say. He loves chil­ dren, and he and his wife Catherine (you should take the time to meet her, too!) have two of their own. Elizabeth is in OES’ first grade, and William is three years old. The Trustees selected Charlie because he is a visionaiy, an enthusi­ astic educator with a passion for excellence, and he has a deep respect for teachers and what they do. Furthermore, he understands the healthy balance between “don’t fix it if it isn’t broken’’ and our stated goal to “take OES to the next level.” We are building on a record year at all levels of development, and our volunteers are to be commended for their tireless energy and attention to our most successful fundraising efforts over the past year. The OES FUND, chaired by Julie Drinkward and Beth Warner, raised $373,204, exceeding its goal by more than $18,000. The OES Around the World Auction was headed by Chair Pat Karamanos, and netted an amazing $167,000 on proceeds of $205,000. It has been exciting and gratifying to see such commitment from the com­ munity to both of these annual fundraising achievements. The Rt. Mr. John von Schlegell, Ms. Sheryl Acheson, Vice President Ms. Christine Kitchel, Secretary Mr. Wayne Drinkward, Treasurer The first phase of the Master Plan effort was led by Peter Bechen, and successfully raised over $4.5 million dollars from the OES community and outside foundations for the new Middle School and Bishop Dagwell Hall renovations. It’s wonderful to see the new Middle School, complet­ ed and in use—it’s truly a testament to what this community can do! Mr. Dick Alexander Mr. Marty Brantley The Very Rev. C. Roy Coulter Ms. Harriett Dixon Mr. Robert Durst Mrs. Betty Hedberg The Rev. Lucy Houser Mr. Sean Kuni ‘81 Ms. Elisabeth Lyon, As we approach the next level, we can all take great pride in what OES stands for and what has been accomplished. We must also rededi­ cate ourselves to the time, energy, money, volunteering and focus required to make a great school even better. I believe that we have as much reason to be optimistic as at any time in the long history of OES. The Rev. Robert Morrison Mr. David Munro The Rev. Stephen Norcross Mr. Chet Orloff Mr. John Spring Mr. Dale Stewart Ms. Anne Thanhouser Mr. Splinter Wrenn I hope you and your families have a productive and healthy 1996-97 school year. Sincerely, <* OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 1995-96 Board of Trustees Former President Ex-Officio Members Mr. Peter Bechen, Pacific Rim Council Chair: Master Plan Campaign Steering Committee Chair Ms. Susan Gundle, Volunteers’ Common Link Chair Mr. Jack McCann Jr. ‘84, Alumni Association President <* John’E. von Schlegell President, Board of Trustees ▲ Board President John uon Schlegell takes the podium to say a few words at the OES Around the World Auction, held in May. THE MUSTARD SEED 17 Mr. Peter W. Stevens, Headmaster �THE OES Financial Aid $682,590 Debt Service 0 Food Services & Supplies 325,913 Plant & Transportation 646,820 Compensation Administration & Other TOTAL ■ THE OES FUND Expenses Instructional Support FUND Goal: $355,000 SOURCE Total Received: DONORS GIFTS 308 439 118 44 133 30 $45,890 221,960 50,536 15,301 2,335 10,095 7,944 19,142 $373,204 Alumni Current Parents Past Parents Grandparents Staffac Other Friends Corporations Foundations TOTAL 557,506 5,886,997 892,414 $8,992,240 15 ____ 6 1,036 OES FUND 379,554 SPECIAL ACTIVITY (Gifts Received During 95-96 Only) Endowment 200,000 GIFTS TO ENDOWMENT______________ Interest 172,270 Transportation 185,043 After School Program 382,709 Boarding Program 498,217 Spencer Collins Scholarship Fund Edith Landry Endowment E.E. Ford Endowment Mary G. Stephenson Endowment Other Scholarships Board Designated Funds Other TOTAL Endowments Income Tuition Other TOTAL $6,844,985 347,696 $9,010,474 $373,204 $356,585 175,000 51,830 46,650 31,278 18,466 990 $679,799 CAPITAL GIFTS Master Plan - Middle School Master Plan - BDH/Arts TOTAL Capital $1,766,039 168,245 $1,934,284 RESTRICTED FOR OPERATIONS Financial Aid Resident Department Birthday Book Other TOTAL Restricted THE MUSTARD SEED 18 $5,200 5,000 2,829 6,550 $19,579 �ENDOWMENT FUNDS Endowed Faculty Chairs 1995-96 Allocation 22,984 15,584 Beatrice L. Gerlinger Endowed Chair in Mathematics Winningstad Chair in the Physical Sciences 38,568 Total Endowed Chairs 6/30/96 Market Value 729,519 494,652 1,224,171 Endowed Scholarships 1,373 7,760 8,614 706 54,204 1,424 642 1,750 5,464 18,524 3,970 819 1,402 2,811 1,102 7,994 8,042 2,665 1,647 605 5,714 905 967 44,046 248,068 273,422 22,407 1,952754 45,191 20,391 55,544 173,421 587,974 126,027 25,985 44,501 186,449 45,804 253,734 255,260 84,593 55,066 50,612 181,354 28,738 30,696 139,104 4,792,037 1,535 1,574 404 1,308 106 1,360 3,923 5,712 26 6,380 20,826 48,707 49,963 12,941 41,526 3,376 43.164 124,520 190,066 835 202,511 537,131 Total Restricted Endowments 43,154 1,254,740 TOTAL ALL ENDOWMENTS $220,826 $7,270,948 Anonymous Katharine Graham Barbey Scholarship Fund Barclay Ball-McCall Scholarship John C. Bechen Memorial Scholarship Fund Spencer R. Collins Scholarship Fund Louise Donaldson Memorial Scholarship Gertrude Houk & Cris Fariss Scholarship Fund Edward E. Ford Scholarship Fund Paul Gerhardt Memorial Scholarship Melba Byrom Hess Scholarship Jane Hiller Endowed Scholarship Fund Jack S. Howard Scholarship Fund Samuel S. Johnson Foundation Scholarship Edith Landry Endowment Mollie McCrea Scholarship Barbara Hirschi Neely Memorial Scholarship OES Endowment Reader’s Digest Endowed Scholarship Fund Betty Lou Roberts Endowment Mary G. Stephenson Endowment St. Helens Hall Endowment David Sellers Memorial Scholarship Louise Washburn Trust Total Endowed Scholarships Endowed Funds <■ OES Memorial Ruth Rose Richardson Memorial Fund T.J. Kempton Endowment Faculty Enrichment Endowment Fund Bernice Bean Endowment Learning Skills Dev./Grover Fund Music/Economics Faculty Endowment Board Designated Endowment J. Milne Manson Benjamin D. Dagwell Endowment Edward E. Ford Endowment Fund Art Experience English Dept. Coaching Salaries Faculty Endowment Guest Artist LS Teacher Training Music/Economic Salaries Scholarships Student Award Teacher Retirement Benefits Faculty Development THE MUSTARD SEED 19 �I ■'■I GIFTS T O ENDOWMENT Barclay Ball-McCall Endowment This scholarship was established in August of 1978 by Mr. and Mrs. Ned Ball to honor the memory of their daughter. Barclay. The scholarship is designated for the daughters and sons of Episcopal clergy' who are members of the Diocese of Oregon. Mrs. Rhoda Holman Starter Betty Lou Roberts *36 Endowment This endowment was established in December 1992 by a generous dona­ tion from Miss Roberts. Miss Betty Lou Roberts Board Designated Funds This fund was established to honor members of the OES community who have left financial provisions for the School in their estate. Income from this fund is directed to student scholarships. Miss Peggy Boyer Mrs. Eola Richards Keller Frances Taylor Lundberg Edith M. Landry Endowment This endowment was established in 1996 through the will of former Lower School teacher Edith Landry, who was a member of the faculty of St. Helens Hall during the 1950’s and 60s. The Estate of Edith Landry E.E. Ford Endowment for Faculty and Staff Professional Growth and Development This fund was established in 1992 by a generous grant from the Edward E. Ford Foundation. The Fund provides support for the ongoing professional growth and development of OES fac­ ulty and staff. Dr. & Mrs. Edgar Clark Elisabeth & Peter Lyon OES Auction Mrs. Bernice W. Schlesinger ▲ Fifth grade graduates process in the chape! du ringJune. Katherine Graham Barbey Scholarship Created by a bequest from the estate of Katharine Graham Barbey ‘13, this restricted fund provides scholar­ ship support. Mr. Richard S. Ivey TJ Kempton Endowment This endowment was established in memory of OES student TJ Kempton, who died in 1981. The funds are used to support the OES athletic program. Mr. & Mrs. Ted Lamm Mary G. Stephenson Endowment Established in 1996, this endowment honors the memory of former parent Mary G. Stephenson. This scholar­ ship endowment was established by her husband, former Trustee President Leigh D. Stephenson, and the Stephenson family. Spencer Collins Endowment Established in 1983 by a charitable remainder annuity trust created under the will of Spencer R. Collins, this endowment provides for scholar­ ship support. Estate of Spencer R. Collins Susan Elizabeth McClave Scholarship Established in 1986 to honor the memory of Susan McClave, this scholarship is given annually to a member of the OES Senior Class who best exemplifies a “giving spirit’’ towards others. Burke & Barbie Rice Mr. & Mrs. Richard Schuurman Mr. Leigh D. Stephenson Ms. Virginia D. Tyler James H. & Ann B. Clarke Sarah N. Gurney Mr. Ronald K. Ragen Mr. Leigh D. Stephenson Ms. Nancy M. Stephenson Mrs. Rhoda Stephenson Ms. Sarah Stephenson-Keyes Mollie McCrea Scholarship This fund was established during 1995 in memory of Mollie McCrea, by generous donors who wish to remain anonymous. The fund provides scholarship support to OES students. Anonymous THE MUSTARD SEED 20 ▲ Senior Kyle Hoelscher takes a break from the senior class trip du ring fall, 1995. �MEMORIAL/HONORARY In memory of Betty Ann Bosen Ms. Paige Parker Kuni Mr. Sean Kuni GIFTS h&<i In memory of Irene Mate Campbell Virginia Euwer Wolff In memory of Terence Fields and Philip Lewis Fields Amy Fields In memory of Lenore Reynolds Hayes '34 Mrs. William Swindells In memory of Bruce Hoof ‘85 Elizabeth Kay Cashman Jennifer Gentry Mr. & Mrs. Bruce F. Hoof Jr. Mr. Mike J. Smith Cary Wong In memory of Peggy Karafotias Katherine Karafotias In memory of Marion Farrell Kingery '22 Mr. H. Victor Adix Jr. Ann C. Andersen Mrs Ned Barclay Ball Ms. Nancy Baker Bosch Garthe Brown Virginia M Butchart Mrs. Jean Adix Fogg Mrs. Helen Gamble Great Western Chemical Company Mr. Alan Green Jr Mrs. U.S. Harkson Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Hiller Mrs M B. Hoffman Delight Kolar Leonard Mrs. Joanne Miller Lilley Mrs. Mary W. Maloon William G. Maloon Mrs. Richard Marlitt Oregon Historical Society Dr. Frank & Karen Parker Ms. Mary Rogness Mrs. B.C. Statter Russell & Nancy Taggard Fred & Elizabeth Wessinger In memory of Agnes Lundberg Mr. & Mrs. Robert Enloe In memory of Susan Elizabeth McClave Burke & Barbie Rice Mr. Leigh D. Stephenson Ms. Virginia D. Tyler - L ▲ Lower School acolytes scramble to get organized before the Advent Chapel in December. In memory of Marion Denton McKean ‘30 Mrs. B.C. Statter In honor of David Goodman-Farley and Judy Lynch Elisabeth & Peter Lyon In memory of Mildred Roberts Palmer ‘29 Mrs. B.C. Statter In honor of Peter Stevens’ Birthday Elisabeth & Peter Lyon In memory of Phyllis Henningsen Richardson ‘26 Mrs. U.S. Harkson In honor of Les Godowski B.P. Beilstein In memory of Ralph Roberts Dr. Janet Roberts Clark In honor of Travis White ‘96 Kenneth & Ann White In memory of Jeanette Olson Stephens ‘41JC Mrs. Patricia Kendall Apperson In memory of the fathers of CharyI Cathey, Cindi Marshall, LouAnn Pickering, and Pat Freeman Joe & Sharon Cade In memory of Mary G. Stephenson James H. & Ann B. Clarke Sarah N. Gurney Mr. Ronald K. Ragen Mrs. Rhoda Stephenson Ms. Nancy M. Stephenson Mr. Leigh D. Stephenson Ms. Sarah Stephenson-Keyes * THE MUSTARD SEED 21 �I -‘•S OES FUND — GIVING SOCIETIES Leadership Circle $1,000 to $2,499 Anonymous Christopher & Sheryl Acheson Richard C. & Carilyn M. Alexander Mrs. Jane M. Ammerman Kate Bermingham Leslie Stevenson Campbell Richard & Nancy Chapman Alyce R. Cheatham John & Deborah Chessar Lou & Marna Elliott Clarice Johnston & Tina Enberg Dr. & Mrs. Steven Eyler Susan Thayer & Paul R. Farago Mrs. Nancy Morris Feldman Kris & Steve Gregg Bob & Kelly Hale Molly & Chip Harris Henry & Sharon Hewitt Nike Inc. Jill & John Inskeep Peter & Jan Jacobsen S.S. Johnson Foundation Michael & Darlene Kaempf Mr. & Mrs. Heon-Shig Kang Pat & Sam Karamanos Mrs. George A.D. Kerr William G. Kirkman Wally & Cathy Krieger Mr. Sean Kuni Ms. Paige Parker Kuni Ed & Margaret Kushner Wes & Nancy Lematta John & Priscilla Longfield Pam & Bob Matheson Tom & Karen McClung Dr. & Mrs. Young So Moc Tatiana Moller-Lawson Leslie Mackenzie & Mickey Morey Scott & Sue Nicol Ingolf & Margaret Noto Dr. Frank & Karen Parker Debra Platt Jeff & Kathryn Rippey Mr. & Mrs. Joe Robertson Drs. Joe & Margaret Robertson Barbara Robins Mary & Al Rollins Jr. Susan & Scott Russell Mrs. Howard Sargent Mr. & Mrs. James Sassalos Chuck & Tish Shepard Wayne & Diane Somers John B. & Susan Spring Mr. & Mrs. F.M. Stevens Mr. & Mrs. Wm. T. C. Stevens Taparat Boonthanaik & Veerayuth Suppipat Mrs. William Swindells David & Terry Taylor Steve & Meri Taylor Thomas D. Taylor Foundation Tektronix Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Wei-chen Teng David & Nancy TenHulzen Ned & Anne Thanhouser John & Frances von Schlegell Mr. & Mrs. Victor von Schlegell Mr. Hugh Walker Mrs. J.A. Warren Dr. & Mrs. Tyrone Wei ▲ John von Schlegell conunends OES FUND co-chairs Julie Drinkward and Beth Warner on a record-breaking yearfor the School's annualfundraising campaign. The FUND'S theme was "Give & Grow.” 1995-96 OES FUND COMMITTEE Under the leadership of the OES FUND Committee, unrestricted annual giving set a new record, with gifts totalling $373,204. Julie Drinkward, OES FUND Co-Chair Beth Warner, OES FUND Co-Chair Max Miller Jr. 74, Alumni Chair Priscilla & John Longfield, Parent Chairs Mrs. B. Mary Inkster, Past Parent Chair Norman & Harriet Workman, Grandparent Chairs Norene Calkins, LS Faculty Chair Michael Devenney, MS Faculty Chair Art Horst, US Faculty Chair Steve Brown, Staff Chair GIVING SOCIETIES Bishop’s Circle $10,000 and above Anonymous Peter & Missy Bechen Henry Failing Fund Mr. & Mrs. Richard Geary Mr. & Mrs. Chai Sophonpanich Belltower Circle $5,000 to $9,999 Anonymous Steve & Tina Donovan James & Marilyn Frank Sue Lake Howell Mr. & Mrs. Joong Heon Kim Janet Q. Lawson Mr. & Mrs. Surapon Lisahapanya Elisabeth & Peter Lyon Julie Neupert & Peter Stott Mr. & Mrs. Ellsworth D. Purdy Tom & Susan Robinson Mary Rodney Circle $2,500 to $4,999 Anonymous Kay & Marty Brantley Chieh-Hung & Chou Mei-Lin Chiang Wayne & Julie Drinkward Mr. & Mrs. C.R. Duffie Brent Erensel Mrs. Michiko Miyazaki Cynthia Coats Railton Robert & Jill Scheer Shinzaburo & Keiko Shigematsu Dr. Richard & Jana Westlund Kenneth & Ann White THE MUSTARD SEED 22 West One Bank Lynne Parise & Mark Williams Dolores & C. Norman Winningstad Allen & Rebecca Wirfs-Brock Mr. & Mrs. Norman A. Workman Dr. & Mrs. Masatoshi Yamanaka Hall Street Club $500 to $999 George Abel & Marci Lematta Abel James & Jane Adams Ken & Linda Barker Keith & Sharon Barnes Mr. & Mrs. Philip R Bogue Mr. & Mrs. William M. Brod Mr. & Mrs. Ding Chan Harry S. Chandler Dan & Nancy Cook Bill & Elaine Corwin Campbell Groner & Nancy Cowgill Kuniko de Weese Lori Diaz Ulla & John Drell Mr. C.R. Duffie Jr. Mr. Robert Durst Woodruff English & Annie Terry Peter & Nancy Fisher Brad & Kami Fraley Ted & Diane Freres Kristine Gebbie Amy & Steve Haessler Mr. & Mrs. James M Harder Mr. & Mrs. Ken Harrison Beverly Triplett Hawks Michael & Suvira Heyn Jim & Carol Hibbs D.A. & Meredith Hilderbrand Becky & Thomas Holder David & Eileen Johnson Clyte Speidel & Paul Keown Don & Alice Kinzer Jan & Chris Kitchel Bob & Mary Laird Wesley Lewis Ms. Liza Lilley Kevin & Mary Lin Gil & Jackie Lipshutz Alec & Laurie Macmillan Michael & Catherine Malos Beth Mason Ms. Atsuko Matsuyama May Dept. Stores Co. Foundation Jack McCann Jr. Merrill Lynch & Co. Mr. & Mrs. William F. Meyer Greg & Diane Morgan Barbara Ports & Michael Moser Mr. & Mrs. David M. Munro Kenneth C. Murphy Sandra Miles & Paul Norman Northwestern Mutual Life Harry J. O'Donnell, Jr. Joe & Suzie Opsahl Mr. & Mrs. Monford Orloff Chavalit & Boksoon Pattamanuch Hal & Helene Phillips Terry & Mei-Lin Poon Portland General Corporation Patrick & Linda Radecki Nancy S. & William W. Rosenfeld �OES Naveen & Naina Sachdev John & Trudy Samples Yujiro & Yoko Sawada Mr. & Mrs. Howard W. Schlepp Steven & Juliet Schlesser Frances & Currin Snipes Adrienne Souther Dale & Carol Stewart Mr & Mrs. Yoshio Takanishi Larry & Kim Teufel Mrs. Richard C. Tevis Stephen & Carole Thomas Dr. Richard & Liz Thoresen Mr & Mrs. Peter B.B. Turney Bernd & Petra Wahler Dr. Hans J. & Gisela Walitzki Mr & Mrs. Frank M. Warren Sr James Waskey Percy Webster Mr. Ted Welsh Morris & Paula Westlund Mr & Mrs. Charles L. Williams Steve & Patty Williams Tetsu & Masae Yamaguchi Ian & Kazzie Young Louisa & Harvey Zendt Anniversary Rose Club JCJOO to $499 Bob & Kathleen Ames Charles Bellville & Ellie L. Tatum Sally C. Bjerklie Mr. & Mrs. Dave Brooks Michael & Cheryl Carrier Wm. D. & B.L. Charpentier Vince & Louise Corbin Jack Durrett Ron & Lynne Enyeart Scott & Sarah Grewe Charles & Gwen Hahn Mrs. U.S. Harkson Jen & Sandy Haskins Betty Lou Hatcher Tom & Judi Henkle Jim & Barbara Herbold Dr. & Mrs. Robert Hill Fred & Cinda Ing Bud & B. Mary Inkster John D Karamanos Chuck & Trish Kellogg Doug Kezeor Eberhard & Gerlinde Klasse Lenore L. Klink August & Malle Kollom Mr. & Mrs. Suen-Kow Koo Mr. & Mrs. Tsutomu Kyuzaki Francis & Lucy Liu Barbara F. Marontate Sylvia & John Mathews Karen L. Mefferd FUND — GIVING Matthew Miller Carol D. Myers Frank & Kathryn Nance Mrs. Margaret Hall Newbegin Christopher & Mary Nogeire Catherine Riffe & Tom Page Peninsula Community Foundation Johannes H. & Atsumi Polstra Mr. Gary R. Pope Sylvia Purnomo Mark & Sandy Severson Julie & Brett Sheppard Michael & Elisabeth Swink Dr. & Mrs. Edward E. Ward Beth & Bob Warner Mark & Leslie Workman Founders’ Club $150 to $299 Daryl & Carole Adamson Hashim & Fatin Alsada Ruth Hopper Ballin Richard & Cindy Bambam Mr & Mrs. Roland F. Banks Les Godowski & Ellen Beilstein Robb & Pam Bell Ken & Judith Bennington Mr. John M Berman John R. Bermingham Mr. William E. Bethards Bob & Afton Beutler Mr. & Mrs. Narjala Bhasker Jim & Linda Blinkhorn The Boeing Company Yan & Natalya Borodovsky Mrs. Audra M. Braun Debby & Terry Brown Paul & Patricia Buescher Cliff & Sally Canepa Jon & Ellen Carder Robert & Janice Cassidy Ms. Charyl Cathey SOCIETIES Don & Brenda Chambers Mr. & Mrs. Geoff Chew Dr. & Mrs. Edgar Clark Lee Diane Collins Vest David Colton Mrs. George W. Conklin Mrs. Alexandra Dussin Cook Laura Ann Cook Mrs. Janet Mann Crawford Mr. & Mrs. F.N. Creakman Gary & Laurie Crossman Cristin Babcock & Eric Cullander Beverly Hein Culp Mr. P. Beresford Daigle Janet Maurer & Bill Davenport Ms. Barbara Davis Geoffrey & Phyllis Davis Ms. Hannah Davis Ted & Jo de Bruin Harold & Merry Demarest Chris & Cindi Devich Linda & Nate Dickinson Margaret L. Dietrich Jerry & Patti Doblie Ms. Barbara Durrett Mr. & Mrs. Franklin 0. Dyer Vivian & Timm Edell Jane Edwards Michael & Melissa Eshelman Donald & Jana Evans Matt, Diane, Maddie & Jake Evans Philip Allen & Babette Faris David & Kendra Farris Dr. Robert & Kristina Fields Carol F. Floten Flowerree Foundation Eric & Jan Friedman Vicki DeVito & Craig Fuller Drs. Michael & Barbara Gaines John & Katie Garvie Paul & Sarah Gary John & Donna Ghiorso Mr. & Mrs. Dwaine E. Gipe ▲ Beth Warner and the 1995-96 OES BUND Give & Grow mascot, the sunflower. THE MUSTARD SEED 23 Richard & Barbara Glick Stuart & Gail Goossen Tom & Joyce Gordon Alex & Karen Grauert Mrs. Diana Barnard Gray Mrs. Joan Irwin Green Patricia Green Bob & Suzanne Greenberg Clarence & Myrtle Rae Greenwood Kent & JoAnne Grewe Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Grissom Robert & Jennifer Groves Mr. Edward B. Haessler Patricia B. Hamilton Brian & Janice Harwood Nikki C. Hatton Betty Hedberg Delbert & Rosa Hemphill Sandra & David Herman William & Flora Hewlett Foundation Charmian Kolar Hilleary Gregg & Cindy Hoffman Mrs. J. Irwin Hoffman Mrs. M.B. Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Holmstrom Lyall & Vicki Howell Hoi & Yen Huynh Keith & Myrna Icombe Virginia Insley Dr. & Mrs. Harvard E. Isaak Marion & Gordon Janney Karen & Ken Janoff Pat & Judy Jensen Mr. & Mrs. Hans Jensfelt Jewett, Barton, Leavy & Kern Ms. Elizabeth Johnson Katherine Karafotias Klaus & Sharleen Kleber Paul & Patti Knollman Susan Krohn Koe Drs. Judith Sobel & Gregory Koski John & Helen Kowolik Molly Clair Krausse Mrs. Joseph A. Labadie Jeanette & David Larson Joan L. Lasselle Mr. Duane Laun Thuyet Luu & Hoai Le Drs. Fernando & Dolores Leon Mr. Irving Levin Nathan & Penny Levin M.R. & Mildred Lillpop Warren Hirsch & Kate Loggan Robert W. & Kathleen M. Love Brian & Lisa Marsh Mr. Jeff Marsh Martha Randall Mason Bill & Tina McBride Linita M. McDonald Cindy Knowles & Hollis McMilan Miles & Libby Merwin Richard Mathews & Cheryl Meyers Daisy Housel-Miller & Ted Miller Mr. MaxM. Miller Jr. Michele Minetti Michael & Dana Morasch Chris & Linda Morgan Frances Morgan �♦ ! OES John & Lynne Morrison Chuck & Linda Morrow Mrs. A.M. Naab Harry & Yaeko Namba Natalie Giustina Newlove Kenneth B. Noack Jr. Fr. Steve & Sandy Norcross Sara-Jane Henderson Norwood Jack & Jan Ohman Stephen & Linda Olson Chet & Wendy Orloff Dr. & Mrs. Gary Ostenson Steve & Debi Owen Philip & Lynne Papworth Jerry & Kathy Pate Betty Barr Patrick Faye E. Pepin Mark & Rosanne Perry Mike & Janet Phillips Zelda Platt Don Johnson & Robin Pope Frank & Carol Powers PPG Industries Foundation Terry & Jim Putnam Karin Randall David & Suzanne Regan Charles & Christina Reynolds Mr. Roland Reynolds Harvey & Miriam Rogers Hiroshi & Masami Saitoh Loree & Ken Sakai Mr. & Mrs. William Sakai Richard W. & Mary W. Sapp Michael Schaeffer Pamela Schaeffer Paul & Fern Schlesinger Mary & Jack Schunk Miles & Patsy Seeley Roberta & Fred Shaeffer Dr. Brian Shaffer & Tina Stanley Shaffer Joel & Sandra Shilling Alice Simpson Paul & Linda Smith Don & Joy Solberg Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Stevens Pam Vohnson & David Streight Todd & Carrie Stucky Mrs. Palmer Swanson Lee Thornton Dr. & Mrs. Matti Totonchy Michelle & Peter Trumbo Glenn & Barbara Vanselow J. Davis & Gwen Walker Alice Freeze Warner & John R. Warner Darrell Clukey & Sherrill Whittemore Diedre Cain & Tom Wilson Nancy Greene & David Wilson Bob & Jane Winger Dennis & Patricia Winningstad Richard & Jo Ellen Winningstad Arlene & Woody Wittmayer Jeff & Lynn Wolfstone Woodburn, Postlewaite & Landers, CPAs Dr. & Mrs. Steven Zack Mr. & Mrs. William Zobrist FUND — GIVING BY AFFILIATION OES BOARD OF TRUSTEE GIVING TO THE OES FUND CURRENT OES PARENT GIVING TO THE OES FUND Jackie & Gil Lipshutz, Eighth Grade Patti & Paul Knollman, Ninth Grade Miriam Rogers, Tenth Grade Laurie Crossman, Eleventh Grade Susan Russell, Twelfth Grade The Rt. Rev. Robert L. Ladehoff, Chairman John von Schlegel!, President Sheryl Acheson, Vice President Wayne Drinkward, Treasurer Under the leadership of Julie Drinkward and Beth Warner, the OES FUND Grade Chairs raised a record $221,960 from par­ ents for the OES FUND. Thank you to all of our parent volunteers for their hard work and dedication to the School! Lower School Richard C. Alexander Marty Brantley The Very Rev. C. Roy Coulter Harriett Dixon Robert Durst Betty Hedberg Lucy L. Houser Chris Kitchel Sean Kuni ‘81 Elisabeth Lyon Robert P. Morrison David M. Munro Stephen Norcross Chet Orloff John B. Spring Dale Stewart Anne Thanhouser Ted “Splinter" Wrenn Grade Chairs Sharon Barnes, Pre-Kindergarten Laurie Turney, Kindergarten Karen Grauert, Primary Kami Fraley, First Grade Currin Snipes, Second Grade Anne Thanhouser, Third Grade Kathleen Ames, Fourth Grade Jana & Richard Westlund, Fifth Grade Leslie Workman, Sixth Grade Tatiana Moller-Lawson, Seventh Grade Peter Bechen, Chair, Pacific Rim Council Peter W. Stevens, Headmaster Jack McCann Jr. ‘84, President, Alumni Association ▲ Trustees and parents Chris Kitchel and Harriett Dixon, at the Major Benefactors reception in May. THE MUSTARD SEED 24 83.3% Pre-Kindergarten Keith & Sharon Barnes Kate Bermingham Mr. & Mrs. Narjala Bhasker Jim & Linda Blinkhorn Kay & Marty Brantley Steve & Tina Donovan Michael & Melissa Eshelman Matt & Diane Evans Brad & Kami Fraley Drs. Judith Sobel & Gregory Koski Kenneth & Deborah Marsh Bill & Tina McBride Steven & Anita Mitchell Ingolf & Peggy Noto Terry & Jim Putnam Barbara Robins Dr. Brian Shaffer & Tina Stanley Shaffer William H. Tracey Steve & Mary Warinner Louisa & Harvey Zendt 82.4% Kindergarten Jonathan & Bonnie Barg Les Godowski & Ellen Beilstein Charles Bellville & Ellie L. Tatum Tom McGuirk & Cammie Brim Cliff & Sally Canepa Don & Brenda Chambers Richard & Nancy Chapman David Colton Rich & Leah Davidson Steve & Tina Donovan Clarice Johnston & Tina Enberg Peter & Nancy Fisher Tom & Joyce Gordon Amy & Steve Haessler Charles & Gwen Hahn Mary McDonald-Lewis & David Hassin Mary Michael & Kohel Haver Fritz & Maggie Hayes Lyall & Vicki Howell Mr. Robert Johnson Leslie S. Johnson Cameron Johnson Curtis & Mariann Koop Deborah Garvey & David Kruss Karen & Craig McClure Matthew Miller John & Lynne Morrison Chuck & Linda Morrow Michael W. Nicholls Catherine Riffe & Tom Page Carol Ward & John Pedisich Debra Platt Jeff & Kathryn Rippey Loree & Ken Sakai Robert & Jill Scheer Steven & Juliet Schlesser Phil VanderWeele & Joan Snyder �OE S B Y FUND — GIVING AFFILIATION J > ▲ Parents Kathleen and Bob Ames enjoy the festivities al the Major Benefactors Reception. Kathleen served as an OES FUND volunteerfor the Give & Grow campaign. Ray and Mary Streinz Michelle & Peter Trumbo Mr. & Mrs. Peter B.B. Turney Milton Kokubun & Wen-Lin Wang Dr. & Mrs. Tyrone Wei Nancy Greene & David Wilson Joanne Kahn & Peter Wolochow 86.7% Primary Class Ravi & Sunanda Agarwal Philip Allen & Babette Faris Alex & Karen Grauert Sandra & David Herman Dr. & Mrs. Robert Hill Gary & Ericka Hoffman Cindy Knowles & Hollis McMilan Mark & Sandy Severson Majid & Soufi Shayegh Julie & Brett Sheppard Kent Wadsworth Bernd & Petra Wahler Steve & Patty Williams Jeff & Lynn Wolfstone ■» 85.2% 1st Grade Robb & Pam Bell Kay & Marty Brantley Annemarie Carlson Robert & Janice Cassidy John & Deborah Chessar Grace Tam & Kevin Cheung Christine R. Cooper Campbell Groner & Nancy Cowgill Chris & Cindi Devich Wayne & Julie Drinkward Dr. & Mrs. Steven Eyler Dr. Robert & Kristina Fields Brad & Kami Fraley Dan & Linda Gipe Scott & Sarah Grewe Kent & JoAnne Grewe Robert & Jennifer Groves Jeri & Sandy Haskins Jim & Carol Hibbs Curt & Theresa Hineline Jill & John Inskeep Karen & Ken Janoff Deborah Garvey & David Kruss Mr. Sean Kuni Ms. Paige Parker Kuni Ed & Margaret Kushner Mark Loder Mr. Rein Magi Mai-Lili Magi Brian & Lisa Marsh Beth Mason Greg & Katherine McCoy Leslie Mackenzie & Mickey Morey John & Lynne Morrison Chuck & Linda Morrow Barbara Ports & Michael Moser Paul & Mary Oldshue Eric & Sarah Geary Ottem Kirk & Jill Parker Mike & Robin McArthur-Phillips Chris & Kelley Platt Terry & Jim Putnam Lee C. Olsen & David H. Ross Loree & Ken Sakai Robert & Jill Scheer Miles & Patsy Seeley Mike & Janice Shainsky Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan N. Spitz Todd & Carrie Stucky Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Sweeney Larry & Kim Teufel Sohrab & Haleh Vossoughi Mr. Ted Welsh Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Williams Steve & Patty Williams Dr. & Mrs. Steven Zack 84.3% 3rd Grade James & Jane Adams Peter & Nora Auseklis James & Beverly Bow Cristin Babcock & Eric Cullander Dr. Robert & Kristina Fields Diane & Jim Flack Vicki DeVito & Craig Fuller Amy & Steve Haessler Brian & Janice Harwood Fritz & Maggie Hayes Henry & Sharon Hewitt Becky & Thomas Holder Karen & Ken Janoff Ed & Margaret Kushner Terry & Wendy Lane Tatiana Moller-Lawson C. Allen & Sherry Logan Mai-Lili Magi Mr. Rein Magi Brian & Lisa Marsh Ms. Atsuko Matsuyama Cindy Knowles & Hollis McMilan Daisy Housel-Miller & Ted Miller Leslie Mackenzie & Mickey Morey Greg & Diane Morgan Barbara Ports & Michael Moser David & Penny Olien Joe & Suzie Opsahl Philip & Lynne Papworth Ms. Thea Rhiannon Drs. Joe & Margaret Robertson Barbara Robins Tom & Susan Robinson Naveen & Naina Sachdev John & Trudy Samples Mary & Jack Schunk Ray and Mary Streinz Todd & Carrie Stucky Ned & Anne Thanhouser Mr. & Mrs. Peter B.B. Turney Bernd & Petra Wahler Dr. Hans J. & Gisela Walitzki Robert & Stephanie Wight Louisa & Harvey Zendt I85.7% 2nd Grade Daryl & Carole Adamson Keith & Sharon Barnes Jon & Barbara von Behren Bill & Elizabeth Belgard Jim & Linda Blinkhorn Richard & Nancy Chapman Janet Maurer & Bill Davenport Ulla & John Drell David & Kendra Farris Fernanda D'Agostino & Brian Foulkes Paul & Sarah Gary Ms. Mona Goode Steve & Kathryn Goodenough Charles & Gwen Hahn Kris & Karen Van Hatcher Mary Michael & Kohel Haver Gary & Ericka Hoffman Drs. Judith Sobel & Gregory Koski Tatiana Moller-Lawson John & Priscilla Longfield Alec & Laurie Macmillan Michael & Catherine Malos Kenneth & Deborah Marsh Jack & Jan Ohman Lon & Marcia Peters Hal & Helene Phillips Friderike Heuer & Daniel Reisberg Jeff & Kathryn Rippey Mr. & Mrs. James Sassalos John & Frances von Schlegell Frances & Currin Snipes Wayne & Diane Somers Ernie & Erika Staley Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Sweeney David & Nancy TenHulzen Ned & Anne Thanhouser Ms. Elizabeth A. Trainor Martha & Mark Warrington Morris & Paula Westlund Ms. Carla Wilson Nancy Greene & David Wilson Diedre Cain & Tom Wilson Joanne Kahn & Peter Wolochow Mark & Leslie Workman 1995-96 OES Fund Parent Giving 100 83.3 80 S 60 a. R 86.7 85.2 85.7 84.3 1.0 ~ ^75.5 67.2 66.I 40 20 4 2 3 a- 25 '■I ■■ ’ 10 8 6 5 Grade THE MUSTARD SEED 76.1 7. ^6 o 11 Pre-K Primary Kindergarten 1 83.6 ^76.5 7 9 12 11 �I OES FUND — GIVING BY AFFILIATION ▲ Tina and Steve Donovan visit with trustee andformer parent Jack Spring at the Major Benefactors reception. 4th Grade Bob & Kathleen Ames Richard & Cindy Bambam Yan & Natalya Borodovsky Kay & Marty Brantley Joe & Sharon Cade Robert & Janice Cassidy Richard & Nancy Chapman Corbet & Myra Clark Christine R. Cooper Vince & Louise Corbin John & Anne Coulter Janet Maurer & Bill Davenport Rocky Dixon Ms. Harriett Dixon Ms. Barbara Durrett Jack Durrett David & Kendra Farris Jerry & Sally Fish Mindy Gavette Tom & Joyce Gordon Bob & Suzanne Greenberg Bob & Kelly Hale Jim & Carol Hibbs Pat & Sam Karamanos Curt & Mariann Koop Jeanette & David Larson Wesley Lewis Alec & Laurie Macmillan Matthew Miller Chris & Linda Morgan Kenneth E. Murphy Frank & Kathryn Nance Julie Neupert & Peter Stott Catherine Riffe & Tom Page 83.6% PJ Sears-Million Greg & Diane Morgan Julie Frantz & Craig Murphy Sandra Miles & Paul Norman Joe & Suzie Opsahl Steve & Debi Owen Chris & Kelley Platt Charles & Christina Reynolds Drs. Joe & Margaret Robertson llene Safyan & Mark Rosenberg Hiroshi & Masami Saitoh John & Frances von Schlegell Ernie & Erika Staley Ned & Anne Thanhouser Dr. & Mrs. Matti Totonchy Mr. & Mrs. Peter B.B. Turney Dr. Hans J. & Gisela Walitzki Dr. Richard & Jana Westlund Dr. & Mrs. Steven Zack Louisa & Harvey Zendt Faye E. Pepin Mark & Rosanne Perry Lee C. Olsen & David H. Ross Naveen & Naina Sachdev Loree & Ken Sakai Michael Schaeffer Pamela Schaeffer Mark & Sandy Severson Carla A. Sosanya Drs. Jeff & Kathy Sunshine Ms. Carla Wilson Dennis & Patricia Winningstad Jeff & Lynn Wolfstone Dr. & Mrs. Masatoshi Yamanaka 85.2% 5th Grade Hashim & Fatin Alsada Drs. Ezra & Farhat Azhar Jon & Barbara von Behren Karen Fast & Robert Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Jean D. Brault Sandra Cade Michael & Cheryl Carrier Robert Dahmen Lori Diaz Ron & Lynne Enyeart Susan Thayer & Paul R. Farago Grant & Mary Ellen Farr Raymond & Micheline Ghattas John & Donna Ghiorso Stuart & Gail Goossen Alex & Karen Grauert Jeri & Sandy Haskins Kris & Karen Van Hatcher Pat & Sam Karamanos Chuck & Trish Kellogg Tatiana Moller-Lawson Warren Hirsch & Kate Loggan John & Priscilla Longfield Elisabeth & Peter Lyon Beth Mason Ms. Atsuko Matsuyama Karen L. Mefferd Middle School 75.5% 6th Grade James & Jane Adams Ken & Linda Barker Allen & Rebecca Wirfs-Brock Mr. & Mrs. Ding Chan John & Anne Coulter Gary & Laurie Crossman Bryan & Lisa Cullivan David & Mary Davis Lori Diaz Linda & Nate Dickinson Ms. Harriett Dixon Rocky Dixon Dr. & Mrs. Steven Eyler Jerry & Sally Fish Carol F. Floten Eric & Jan Friedman Richard & Barbara Glick THE MUSTARD SEED 26 Nikki C. Hatton Fritz & Maggie Hayes Hoi & Yen Huynh Keith & Myrna Icombe Dick & Mary Jaffe Michael & Darlene Kaempf Jan & Chris Kitchel Wally & Cathy Krieger Robert W. & Kathleen M. Love David & Jacquie Lukens Elisabeth & Peter Lyon Ralph & Susan Nelson Scott & Sue Nicol Paul & Mary Oldshue Lon & Marcia Peters Frank & Carol Powers Maty & Nasrin Rahatzad Pam Waldman & Dan Rosenhouse John & Trudy Samples David & Judy Schiff Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Stevens Dr. Richard & Liz Thoresen Diedre Cain & Tom Wilson Mark & Leslie Workman Ian & Kazzie Young 83.6% 7th Grade Bob & Kathleen Ames Mr. William A Aslaksen Mr. & Mrs. Jean D. Brault Corbet & Myra Clark Dennis & Gayle Collins Cristin Babcock & Eric Cullander Wayne & Julie Drinkward Donald & Jana Evans Vicki DeVito & Craig Fuller Alex & Karen Grauert Clarence & Myrtle Rae Greenwood Ms. Cynthea Hayakawa Delbert & Rosa Hemphill Tom & Judi Henkle Henry & Sharon Hewitt Ginger Iles Randy & Jeane Iles Pat & Judy Jensen David & Eileen Johnson Drs. Robert & Mary Catherine King Don & Alice Kinzer Jan & Chris Kitchel Klaus & Sharleen Kleber Jeanette & David Larson Tatiana Moller-Lawson Wesley Lewis Robert & Abigail Marshall Sarah McNary Daisy Housel-Miller & Ted Miller Christopher & Mary Nogeire Hal & Helene Phillips Jennifer Doncan-Pitlock & Geoffrey Pitluck Patrick & Linda Radecki David & Suzanne Regan Tom & Susan Robinson Harvey & Miriam Rogers llene Safyan & Mark Rosenberg Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Sadler �OES Mr. & Mrs. James Sassalos Mary & Jack Schunk Jay & Jill South Drs. Jeff & Kathy Sunshine Ned & Anne Thanhouser Martha & Mark Warrington Dr. Richard & Jana Westlund Paul H. & Diane F. Whitney 8th Grade 76.5% Christopher & Sheryl Acheson Richard C. & Carilyn M. Alexander Randee Ayres Allen & Rebecca Wirfs-Brock Ms. Jeannette Brown Joe & Sharon Cade Lan Lu & Tom Chou Nancy Dunn Woodruff English & Annie Terry Raymond & Micheline Ghattas Ken & Susan Greenbaum John & Bonnie Gregory Molly & Chip Harris Tom & Janice Huseby Ms. Peigi Huseby Michael & Darlene Kaempf Clyte Speidel & Paul Keown Eberhard & Gerlinde Klasse Gil & Jackie Lipshutz Ms. Jane Massey Mrs. Diane Meade Matthew Miller Carol Ward & John Pedisich Jim & LouAnn Pickering Johannes H. & Atsumi Polstra Terry & Mei-Lin Poon Maty & Nasrin Rahatzad Charles & Christina Reynolds Joel & Sandra Shilling Steve & Virginia Slater Gerhard & Susanne Sonnde Jay & Jill South Bob & Helen Spiker Dr. & Mrs. Matti Totonchy Mr. Martin Vlach Dr. & Mrs. Edward E. Ward James Waskey Dr. Richard & Jana Westlund Richard & Jo Ellen Winningstad Dennis & Patricia Winningstad Mark & Leslie Workman BY FUND — GIVING Upper School 9th Grade I68.1% Gretchen Amann Richard & Cindy Bambam Ken & Linda Barker David & Betsey Blessing Ms. Deborah Brewer Walter R. & Kathleen T. Buhl Heidi Chandler Harry S. Chandler Mary & Peter Davidson Jay & Linda Enloe Richard & Karen Fink Mr. Scot C. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Richard Graves Tom & Judi Henkle Dr. & Mrs. Wren Hudgins Hoi & Yen Huynh Randy & Jeane Iles Ginger Iles Dr & Mrs. Mehmet Inan Fred & Cinda Ing Mr. & Mrs. Heon-Shig Kang Morton & Susan Kelsey Mr. & Mrs. Joong Heon Kim Paul & Patti Knollman Shelly Knowlton Bob & Mary Laird Thuyet Luu & Hoai Le Mr. & Mrs. Masahisa Masuda Tom & Karen McClung Miles & Libby Merwin Mutune Mungai & Muthoni Mugo Paul & Jean Patsis Chavalit & Boksoon Pattamanuch Karin Randall Dr. Consuelo & Robert Romanski Richard W. & Mary W. Sapp Jack & Pat Semura Chuck & Tish Shepard Shinzaburo & Keiko Shigematsu Mr. & Mrs. Chai Sophonpanich Adrienne Souther Jim & Libby Spencer Drs. Jeff & Kathy Sunshine David & Terry Taylor Glenn & Barbara Vanselow Thomas R. Voll Bernd & Petra Wahler Eric & Annie Walsh Ms. Pam Wilcox Carl Wilcox Ms. Maria Williams 10th Grade Bill & Francie Anton Bob & Afton Beutler Debby & Terry Brown Joe & Sharon Cade Wm. D. & B.L. Charpentier Bill & Elaine Corwin Katherine Criswell Mr. William R. Darden Linda & Nate Dickinson Jerry & Patti Doblie Mr. & Mrs. Carl Dubose Norman & Sharon Eder 67.2% AFFILIATION Richard & Barbara Glick Mrs. Florence Hedlund D.A. & Meredith Hilderbrand Ms. Peigi Huseby Tom & Janice Huseby Peter & Jan Jacobsen Dr. & Mrs. William Lamb Mr. Irving Levin Mr. & Mrs. Surapon Lisahapanya Eric & Joan Lowe Pam & Bob Matheson Mr. & Mrs. A.J. McCann Richard Mathews & Cheryl Meyers Michele Minetti Christopher & Mary Nogeire Chet & Wendy Orloff Jonathan & Shunwan Pease Lawrence & lllene Pevec Sue & Larry Rein Harvey & Miriam Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Sadler Mary & Jack Schunk David & Suzette Shoulders Bernie & Carrie Silvernail Gerhard & Susanne Sonnde Dr. & Mrs. P.S. Spencer Taparat Boonthanaik & Veerayuth Suppipat James Waskey Ray & Judy Webber Doug & Gwen Whitmore Mary Burgess & Thomas Willing Jonathan & Pearl Yu Ted & Mary Lou Ziegler 66.2% 11th Grade Mr. Ethan Becker Joan W. Becker Debby & Terry Brown Ted & Jo de Bruin Linda Carroll-Barraud Mr. & Mrs. Chieh-Hung & Chou Mei-Lin Chiang Mr. Warren Clark Vicki Clark Gary & Laurie Crossman Wayne & Julie Drinkward Vivian & Timm Edell Lou & Marna Elliott Woodruff English & Annie Terry Harold Gray Kathryn Gray John & Bonnie Gregory Michael & Suvira Heyn Gregg & Cindy Hoffman Drs. Witold & Malgorzata Jeske Mary & Al Rollins Jr. Don & Alice Kinzer Paul & Lynnsly Kollar Mr. & Mrs. Suen-Kow Koo John & Helen Kowolik Elizabeth A. Leach Nathan & Penny Levin Kevin & Mary Lin Dr. & Mrs. Young So Moc Cindy Mooney Loren & Dina Morse Hal & Helene Phillips Mike & Janet Phillips THE MUSTARD SEED 27 Jim & LouAnn Pickering Chris & Betsy Pope David & Judy Schiff Ms. Jeanne D. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Chai Sophonpanich Carla A. Sosanya Dale & Carol Stewart Dr. & Mrs. Matti Totonchy Beth & Bob Warner Nely Johnson & David Wilson Ms. Lynda Winningstad Arlene & Woody Wittmayer 76.1% 12th Grade Mr. John M. Berman James & Diane Bickford Ms. Deborah Brewer Geoffrey & Phyllis Davis Ms. Hannah Davis Larry & Mary Feltz Patricia Green Michael & Alice Greene Keith & Catherine Hoelscher Hoi & Yen Huynh Dr. & Mrs. William Lamb Francis & Lucy Liu Mrs. Michiko Miyazaki Loren & Dina Morse Stephen & Linda Olson Peter & Terry Osborne Sondra J. Price Sylvia Purnomo Patrick & Linda Radecki Ms. Mary Kline Rose Susan & Scott Russell Yujiro & Yoko Sawada Rick Seifert Steve & Virginia Slater Paul & Linda Smith Don & Joy Solberg Dale & Carol Stewart Brigitte Stout Michael & Elisabeth Swink Mr. & Mrs. Yoshio Takanishi Steve & Meri Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Wei-chen Teng Ray & Judy Webber David & Janice Weitzer Kenneth & Ann White Tetsu & Masae Yamaguchi Louisa & Harvey Zendt �OES ALUMNI St. Helens Hall 1920 Doris Henningsen Harkson 1926 FUND — GIVING 1937 Marjorie Besson Fintz 1929 Virginia Insley Ardeane Henningsen Wright 1930 Elizabeth O’Reilly Barstow Muriel Gabriel Heltzel Leia Blanche Coe Meyer Helen Malarky Thompson 1931 Mary Beckwith Hoffman Rhoda Holman Starter 1932 Elyse West Clark Evelyn Zehntbauer Lundgren Jane H. Campbell Munly Sara-Jane Henderson Norwood 1933 Rebecca H. Alexander Betty Barr Patrick Doreen Plympton Strong Frances Watzek Warren 1934 Esther Jobes Holmes Elizabeth Watkins Jorgensen Elizabeth Pownall Swindells Ruth A’Court Simmonds Tunturi 1935 Jane Mount Ammerman Lillian Brooke Austin Anita Cadonau Birkland Geraldine Hanny Sargent 1936 Margaret Newhall Dietrich Georgia Littlepage Goudie Alice Freeze Warner 1954 Lee Diane Collins Vest Rebecca Reynolds 1940 Barbara Ashley Phillips Cynthia Coats Railton 1941 Diana Barnard Gray Jean Morrison Corrigan Katherine J. Henshaw Mary Sumner Jackson Alice K. Trewhella Jenelyn Gaston Wessler Rhoda Thurm Zobrist 1955 1942 1943 1944 Betsy Parker Belles Joan Irwin Green Patricia B. Hamilton Jean Irwin Hoffman Gloria Jokstad Jones Nadine H. Wilhelm 1957 Elizabeth Johnson Alexandra Dussin Cook Nancy Purdy Letson Sandra Storey Paine 1958 Deborah Allen Brown Marjorie Anderson Cesolini Karin Randall 1959 1945 Alice Harrington Davino Martha Boyer Murphy Meridel Prideaux i960 Carol Pope Carney 1961 1946 Sally C. Bjerklie Mary Jane Dobson Jacey Schwen Donna Dustin Courtney Barbara F. Marontate Florene Inglis Miller 1962 1948 Merrily P. Hansen Shirley Barton Priscilla Ann Adams Mary Orr Edson Delight Kolar Leonard Judy H. Becker Nan Butler Perrott 1963 1964 1949 Joan L. Lasselle Bhradde Eversaul Collins Gloria Spencer Crowson Bonnie Dunbar Hahn Barbara Jean Hinman Betty Charlton Labadie Amaryllis Lilies Powell 1965 Laura Shaeffer Belding Nancy Bishop Dietrich Natalie Giustina Newlove 1950 Nancy Salt Black Diane Dawson Schulz THE MUSTARD SEED 28 1969 Norma Fisher Atkins Yvonne Lambert LeBarre Nancy Morris Feldman Karen Goodman Margaret Lapic Janice Reinmiller Jill Stanford Warren Amy Fields Nancy Walden Larsen Patricia Walker Ackerman Mary N. Balzhiser Roberta Wollum Hall Chiane Gerow Kathrens Molly Clair Krausse Susan Teague Lake 1968 1956 Susan Dodge Moore Mary Serruys Alfonte Sylvia A. Boydston Jean A. Kalahan 1967 Leslie Stevenson Campbell Janis Grout Carol Gillies Handke Linda Thomas Hendrickson Nora Brydges McMillan Susan Crenshaw Proudfoot Barbara Pond Scott Marietta Kuykendall Sylvia Rawlinson Mathews Jemi Cain Rieg Virginia Euwer Wolff Margaret Saari Dether Charmian Kolar Hilleary 1966 1953 Garland Sorenson Lewis Paula Barner Smith 1939 ____ Sheila Maley Bates Kimberly Moyer Beck Diana Beebe Buchanan Katherine Karafotias Antonette M. Lehman Elizabeth Marsh Carolyn Morris Matney Holly Pittman Robin Schader 1952 1938 1928 Beth Ann Johnson Damuth Marjory H. Day 1951 Ruth Hopper Ballin Sue Lake Howell AFFILIATION Caroline Kuhn Meehan June Dunbar Phillips Floy Louise vonGroenewald Senior Jean Groves Bullwinkle Janet Mann Crawford Nancy Stolte Rosenfeld Helen Betsy Abbott Betty Allyn May Margaret Hall Newbegin BY 1970 1971 1972 Melanie Poss Carrie K. Sammons St. Helens Hall Junior College 1934 Flora Fetz Roholt 1935 Lenore Lavanture Klink Elizabeth Little 1936 Jane Edwards Virginia P. Imhof Phoebe J. Catton Misner Lois Nordean Raffety Patricia Roberts Doris Lincoln Trepp �OES 1937 Lois Sylvester Ingala Margaret L. Norris Virginia E. Thorsen 1938 Alan Dappen Ken Sakai Paul R. Schlesinger 1939 Yasuko T. Fukano C.R. Duffie Jr. Edward B. Haessler 1940 Mary Wintier Gregory Martha Randall Mason Frances Robertson Miescher 1941 Mary Bedwell Bothwell Audra M. Braun Mary Butler Bright Helen Richards Schafer 1942 Maryanna Eckman Hatch 1943 Elia L. Bubenik Dorothea Guynup Rhoda Thurm Zobrist 1945 June Richards Enevoldsen Beverly Triplett Hawks Katherine Joslin Jones 1947 Beverly Hein Culp Gloria Flaherty Catherine Owens George Jean Ehlen Morrison May Zakoji Sakai 1948 Patricia Kendall Apperson Doree Keller Bishop Dagwell Hall 1967 Bill Marshall Timothy G. Wallace 1968 Richard Mackey Nicholas Peachy 1972 Oregon Episcopal School 1974 Autumn Alexander-Skeen Brent Erensel Tanja Vasiljevic Horvat Liza Lilley Max M. Miller Jr. Tamara Hughes Musser Karen Noack Ratcliff Osa M.A. Schultz John A. Wysham 1975 Jean Duffie Benedict Margaret Rogers Furlong Barbara Bolton Hopewell Ellen Kuzlik Morris Westlund Nancy Woodworth Young 1981 Ashleigh Asaph Kathryn Halton Findlay Philip D. Polsky Kar-Yee Wu 1982 Sarah G. Bechen Sherrill Bennington Clair Clark Adam Kobos Michael Scheetz Jr. Helen Achilles Andrews Anna Lisa Fear Drue Fergison Sean Kuni Michelle Fromm Massie Stephen Cuffel 1973 1980 P. Beresford Daigle Russell M. Janney Ashley Kirkman Brenda Graves Wiens 1971 1989 Daniela Brod Dylan Coulter Pernille Martens Mary E. Waite Norma J. Dulin Maggie Groening 1970 Martha Bullwinkle Dorrell Drew Erensel Jeffrey C. Honeyman Sally James James Mosher Kenneth B. Noack Jr. Joseph Schafer AFFILIATION 1979 1969 Bob Marcy Harry J. O’Donnell, Jr. Charles Reynolds Richard Westlund Mark Workman Anita Cadonau Birkland Margaret Newhall Dietrich Guin Hall Darlene Harris Jones Greta Matzen Morley Alice Freeze Warner Anne Jones Taggard BY FUND — GIVING Christine Menefee Sarah Geary Ottem 1990 1991 1992 1983 Esther Daack Shannon Dooley Tara Sorensen 1984 T. Cameron Freres Kevin Holliday Tom Tewksbury Laura Wallace Christian Boatsman Laurie A. Brady Jon A. Grodem Jennifer Kirkman Marci Lematta Abel Scott Doenecke Deirdre Dobbins Harrington Thom Hayes Paige Parker Kuni Duane Laun Jack McCann S. Scott Van Blarcom 1985 Daniel Drew Hanea El-Hizawi Jennifer Gentry James Isaak Helen Kirschner Greg Simon 1986 Laura Ann Cook Hugh H. Howard, Jr. Deborah Rath Kennison Lisa Lautenberg Lisa Wade Percy Webster 1976 Phil Janney Janelie Jimerson Edmund Stevens Rick Zurow 1987 Chelsea Emery Chall Fry Gwyn Mauritz Jenny Achilles Neff 1977 Meg F. Bishop Becky Gilmore Hanenkrat Tracy delValle Reimers Susanna Dant Soper Nancy Townend Janney 1988 Ayden Adler Katherine Eklund Jason Grover Heather Harrison Tiffani Lee Mastronardi Sandy Douthit Nantt Lance Steinberg 1978 Geoff Chew Doug Kezeor Susan Krohn Koe THE MUSTARD SEED 29 1993 1994 Joann Bennington T. Kyle Freres Jo-Anne Landry Karen Rollins Kirsten Winchell 1995 Sharon Hatch Amanda James Kira Person Jon C. Reali Zach Russell Sara E. Seeley Sierra Snyder Margaret Stearns Adriane L. Thornton Courtney Voelker 1996 Travis L. White �OES FUND — GIVING AFFILIATION Joyce Schafer Mr. & Mrs. Howard W. Schlepp Roberta & Fred Shaeffer Bev & John Shue Mr. & Mrs. E.U. Sims Mr. Jeffrey Smith Edward E. Sotka John B. & Susan Spring Bonnie & Roger Stanke Douglas H. & Frances ND. Stearns Mr. & Mrs. Wm. T. C. Stevens Fred & Shelley Stoffer Pam Vohnson & David Streight Mrs. Richard C. Tevis Stephen & Carole Thomas Lee Thornton Mr. & Mrs. Henry Townend Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Tuttle Jr. Ed & Wendy Ulman Dale & Patricia Walhood J. Davis & Gwen Walker Darrell Clukey & Sherrill Whittemore Lynne Parise & Mark Williams Bob & Jane Winger Milton & Jean Zell PAST OES PARENTS David Abbott, M.D. Ms. Margie Adams Dr. & Mrs. James W. Asaph Mr. & Mrs. Roland F. Banks Peter & Missy Bechen Ken & Judith Bennington Dr. & Mrs. Robert W. Blakeley Dr. Max Bocek Mr. & Mrs. Philip R. Bogue Mona J. Brett Mr. & Mrs. William M. Brod Ann & Dave Bronson Mr. & Mrs. Dave Brooks Mr. Harry Bruss Paul & Patricia Buescher Mrs. Benjamin Bullwinkle Dr. Joyce Atlee Campbell Jon & Ellen Carder Sharon Chapman Alyce R. Cheatham Dr. & Mrs. Edgar Clark Michael & Pamela Coffeen Mrs. George W. Conklin Dan & Nancy Cook Penny Cookson The Very Rev. & Mrs. Roy Coulter Mr. Jon Emmett Cushman Terry & Leslie Davis Kuniko de Weese Harold & Merry Demarest Mrs. Nancy Doulis Mr. & Mrs. C.R. Duffie Mr. & Mrs. Franklin 0. Dyer Margaretta Eakin Susan Woodruff Emery Kathy Engholm Mr. & Mrs. John B. Fergison Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Fiske James & Marilyn Frank Ted & Diane Freres Mrs. Norman W. Frink, Sr. Helen J. Frye C. Bonbright Fuller Drs. Michael & Barbara Gaines John & Katie Garvie Mr. & Mrs. Richard Garvin BY ▲ Noreen Reali and her son, Jon. who graduated with the Class of 95 and is enrolled at Princeton University Mr. & Mrs. Richard Geary Kristine Gebbie Michael & Sidney Gold Robert & Nancy Gray Kris & Steve Gregg Mr. & Mrs. George H. Grimes Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Grissom Mr. & Mrs. Ken Harrison Betty Lou Hatcher Bruce & Sherrie Holliday Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Holmstrom Mr. & Mrs. James Holtz Bud & B. Mary Inkster Dr. & Mrs. Harvard E. Isaak Lani Jacob Marion & Gordon Janney Mr. & Mrs. Hans Jensfelt Mrs. George A.D. Kerr William G. Kirkman Mr. & Mrs. Tsutomu Kyuzaki Ronald & Lourdes Landry John & Rebecca LeCavalier Wes & Nancy Lematta Drs. Fernando & Dolores Leon Dana Mosher Lewis Mr. Roger A. Lewis Caroline Litzenberger Sylvia & John Mathews John & Gail McAllister Michael & Dana Morasch Mrs. A.M. Naab Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan E. Nichols Dr. & Mrs. Gary Ostenson The Rev. David T. Pace Dr. Frank & Karen Parker Jerry & Kathy Pate Judy Person Don Johnson & Robin Pope Mr. Gary R. Pope Sam & Anne Pope Quinland Daniels Porter Mr. & Mrs. Truman 0. Price Mr. & Mrs. Ellsworth D. Purdy Charles & Noreen Reali Mr. & Mrs. William Sakai GRANDPARENTS Ruth Hopper Ballin B.P Beilstein Mr. John R. Bermingham Mr. William E. Bethards Anita Cadonau Birkland Mrs. Edna Bolingbroke William C & Dorothy Brewer Alyce R. Cheatham Doris Creakman Mrs. H. Lennox H. Dick Margaret L. Dietrich Linda & Howard Evans Mrs. Norman W. Frink, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Dwaine E. Gipe Beverly Goldberg Mr. & Mrs. James M. Harder Betty Lou Hatcher Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hendren Jr. Jim & Barbara Herbold Mrs M B. Hoffman John D. Karamanos August & Malle Kollom Janet 0. Lawson M R & Mildred Lillpop Mr. & Ms John Longfield Mrs. Evelyn Z. Lundgren Mr & Mrs. Robert A. Maurer Linita M McDonald Capt. Joseph M. McDowell, U.S.N. (Ret.) Miri Lou Davis & Carter Morey Frances Morgan Carol D. Myers Harry & Yaeko Namba Mr. & Mrs. William J. Nance Mrs. Margaret Hall Newbegin Mr. & Mrs. Monford Orloff Dr. Frank & Karen Parker Zelda Platt Ms. Helen Ports Mr & Mrs. Joe Robertson Mr & Mrs. William Sakai Mr & Mrs. Guerry R. Smith John & Elizabeth Smith Mr & Mrs. Robert Smith Mr. & Mrs. F.M. Stevens Mr & Mrs. Wm. T. C. Stevens Marcia D. Strickland Mrs. Palmer Swanson Mrs. Ruth Turney Mr. & Mrs. Victor von Schlegell Mr. & Mrs. Seymour Waldman Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Warren Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wechsler Mr. Ray C. Wilson Dolores & C. Norman Winningstad Mr. & Mrs. Norman A. Workman Eleanor F. Zendt ▲ Harriet and Norman Workman represented the grandparent communityfor the 1995-96 Give & Grow OES FUND campaign. Their son Mark graduatedfrom the School in 1969, and their grandchildren Jennifer, Christina and Elizabeth are current students at OES. THE MUSTARD SEED 30 �OES FACULTY AND STAFF Jane Adams Margie Adams Paul Barthelemy Rev. Anne Bartlett Donna Beemer Stephen Brown Linda Brumfield Sandra Cade Joe & Sharon Cade Norene Calkins John Capen Leslan Carlson Dean Carrell Anne Cass Chary I Cathey Diana Chenoweth Corbet Clark Donna Cody Coleen Conkey Marilyn Connell Karen Corsini Roy Coulter Gary Crossman Sherry Davis Mike Devenney Cynthia K. Doran Nancy Doulis Alyce Drescher Nancy Dunn Ajene Ngoma Edo Chelsea Emery Jennifer Ensbury Diane Flack Joan M. Foy Pat Freeman Cara Frey Robbi Garvin Micheline Ghattas Claire W. Gilbert Sidney Gold Marland Goldsby David Goodman-Farley Nancy Gray BY FUND — GIVING Kris Gregg Sarah Gunderson Terry Hansen Gary Havlik Rosa Hemphill Toni Holmberg Art & Martha Horst Tanja Vasiljevic Horvat Paula Hunger Janelle Janutka Susan Jensen Katherine Karafotias John H. Kerslake Jane E. Kirkpatrick Helen Kirschner Robin Klingler Sue Knight William G. Lamb Sue Larson John LeCavalier Joan Leigh Constance Leonard Dana Mosher Lewis Helen L. Linster Kate Loggan David Lowell Darele & Thelma Lowry Judy Lynch Jeff Marsh Cindi Marshall Atsuko Matsuyama Craig McClure Diane Meade Christina Meyerhoff Lilly Moore Karen Murray Kathy Narramore Carolyn C. Neighbor Sue Nicol Jack O'Brien Paula Overbeck David Pace Lou Paff Suzanne Paroulek Paul & Jean Patsis LouAnn Pickering Judy Pinkerton AFFILIATION FRIENDS Ms. Barbara Davis Mr. & Mrs. William W. Dunlap Mrs. Betty Hedberg Maripat & James Hensel Marion W. Jones Georgia T. Lekas Mr. & Mrs. William F. Meyer Thomas & Victoria Oxholm Mr. Roland Reynolds Manvel Schauffler Mary Louise Smith Mrs. William Tegart Mr. Hugh Walker Betty Jo Wright Dorothy & Donald Wysham ▲ Upper School science teacher Tanja Horvat and her daughter, Ivana, at the Upper School science fair. Gary R. Pope Anne S. Robinson Rothrock Lynne Sadler Joyce Schafer Debby Schauffler Karen Seder Moneeka Settles Bev Shue Alice Simpson Pat Smith Peter Spencer Bonnie Stanke Susan A. Stark Tye & Joan Schaller Steinbach Peter & Hope Stevens Katie Stewart Linda Stewart Shelley Stoffer Pam Vohnson & David Streight Karen Talus Becky Tooley Carlene Traverse Kristine M. Van Auken Kris Van Hatcher Jon von Behren Patricia Walhood Mary Warinner Shelley Weiller Robin Weitzer Lukie Wells Doug Whitmore Marie Winston Sylvia Wood Cherie Yokota Kelly Yustin Louisa & Harvey Zendt Carol Zosel A Upper School humanities teacher Debby SchauJJler was reunit­ ed with recent graduates on Young Alumni Day in January. THE MUSTARD SEED 31 CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS The Bank of New York The Boeing Company Henry Failing Fund Flowerree Foundation William & Flora Hewlett Foundation Nike Inc. James River Corporation Jewett, Barton, Leavy & Kern S.S. Johnson Foundation Kohnstamm Family Foundation Mason & Associates May Dept. Stores Co. Foundation MCG Northwest, Inc. Merrill Lynch & Co. Northwestern Mutual Life Peninsula Community Foundation Portland General Corporation PPG Industries Foundation SAFECO Corporation Thomas D. Taylor Foundation Tektronix Foundation West One Bank Woodburn, Postlewaite & Landers, CPAs �SPECIAL ! Upper School Library Gifts Michael & Alice Greene Ms. Susan Jensen Mrs. Helen F. Weber Middle School Library Materials Mr. & Mrs. Jean D. Brault Henry & Sharon Hewitt Lower School Library Remembrance Fund Mr. & Mrs. Robert Enloe Upper School Library Remembrance Fund Katherine Karafotias Birthday Book Fund These gifts honor the birthdays of OES Lower School Students. I James & Jane Adams Daryl & Carole Adamson Bob & Kathleen Ames Jonathan & Bonnie Barg Keith & Sharon Barnes Les Godowski & Ellen Beilstein Robb & Pam Bell Charles Bellville & Ellie L. Tatum Kate Bermingham Mr. & Mrs. Narjala Bhasker Jim & Linda Blinkhorn Kay & Marty Brantley Mr. & Mrs. Jean D. Brault Robert & Janice Cassidy Don & Brenda Chambers Grace Tam & Kevin Cheung 51 ▲ The Lower School benefits each yearfrom contributions to the Birthday Bookfund, which honors the birthdays of OES Lower School students. PURPOSE Corbet & Myra Clark Christine R. Cooper John & Anne Coulter Campbell Groner & Nancy Cowgill Janet Maurer & Bill Davenport Rich & Leah Davidson Wayne & Julie Drinkward Ms. Barbara Durrett Clarice Johnston & Tina Enberg Dr. & Mrs. Steven Eyler Philip Allen & Babette Faris Mike & Chris Feves Robert & Kristina Fields Peter & Nancy Fisher Diane & Jim Flack Brad & Kami Fraley Vicki DeVito & Craig Fuller Paul & Sarah Gary John & Donna Ghiorso Steve & Kathryn Goodenough Stuart & Gail Goossen Tom & Joyce Gordon Alex & Karen Grauert Kent & JoAnne Grewe Scott & Sarah Grewe Amy & Steve Haessler Brian & Janice Harwood Mary Michael & Kohel Haver Fritz & Maggie Hayes Sandra & David Herman Henry & Sharon Hewitt Jim & Carol Hibbs Dr. & Mrs. Robert Hill Gary & Ericka Hoffman Karen & Ken Janoff Curtis & Mariann Koop Sean Kuni Paige Parker Kuni Ed & Margaret Kushner Wesley Lewis C. Allen & Sherry Logan John & Priscilla Longfield Elisabeth & Peter Lyon Mr. Rein Magi Bill & Cindi Marshall Beth Mason Bill & Tina McBride Russ & Pat Mickiewicz PJ Sears-Million Greg & Diane Morgan Chuck & Linda Morrow Barbara Ports & Michael Moser Frank & Kathryn Nance Ms. Kathy Narramore Mr. John Neupert Julie Neupert & Peter Stott Ingolf & Margaret Noto Joe & Suzie Opsahl Eric & Sarah Geary Ottem Catherine Riffe & Tom Page Philip & Lynne Papworth Kirk & Jill Parker Faye E. Pepin Debra Platt Chris & Kelley Platt Don Johnson & Robin Pope Terry & Jim Putnam Jeff & Kathryn Rippey Barbara Robins Tom & Susan Robinson Lee C. Olsen & David H. Ross Loree & Ken Sakai John & Trudy Samples GIFTS ▲ The OESgirls’ soccer team narrowly missed the State victory in 1996, placing second in state. Here, members of the varsity team gather on the sidelines after a game. Mary & Jack Schunk Miles & Patsy Seeley Dr. Brian Shaffer & Tina Stanley Shaffer Mike & Janice Shainsky Julie & Brett Sheppard Frances & Currin Snipes Phil VanderWeele & Joan Snyder Wayne & Diane Somers Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan N. Spitz Ernie & Erika Staley Ms. Lory Storm Ray and Mary Streinz Todd & Carrie Stucky Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Sweeney David & Nancy TenHulzen Larry & Kim Teufel Ned & Anne Thanhouser Michelle & Peter Trumbo Mr. & Mrs. Peter B.B. Turney Kris & Karen Van Hatcher John & Frances von Schlegell Bernd & Petra Wahler Dr. Hans J. & Gisela Walitzki Milton Kokubun & Wen-Lin Wang Dr. & Mrs. Tyrone Wei Morris & Paula Westlund Dr. Richard & Jana Westlund Robert & Stephanie Wight Ms. Carla Wilson Jeff & Lynn Wolfstone Dr. & Mrs. Steven Zack Middle School Celebration Book Fund James & Jane Adams Eric Cullander & Cristin Babcock Mr. & Mrs. Jean D. Brault Linda & Nate Dickinson Eric & Jan Friedman Nikki C. Hatton Fritz & Maggie Hayes Henry & Sharon Hewitt Jan & Chris Kitchel Wally & Cathy Krieger Elisabeth & Peter Lyon Maty & Nasrin Rahatzad John & Trudy Samples Mary & Jack Schunk Mark & Leslie Workman THE MUSTARD SEED 32 Bruce Hoof Memorial Fund Elizabeth Kay Cashman Jennifer Gentry Mr. & Mrs. Bruce F. Hoof Jr. Mr. Mike J. Smith Kiyoto & Alice Uriu Cary Wong Counseling & Guidance Gifts Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Landye Martin & Marsha Mehr Pam Vohnson & David Streight Financial Aid Gifts Elisabeth Coats Sherif Community of St. John Baptist Girls’ Soccer Team Dale & Carol Stewart Lower School Trip Fund Mr. & Mrs. Narjala Bhasker Marion Kingery Memorial Mr. H. Victor Adix Jr. Ann C. Andersen Mrs. Ned Barclay Ball Ms. Nancy Baker Bosch Garthe Brown Virginia M. Butchart Mrs. Jean Adix Fogg Mrs. Helen Gamble Great Western Chemical Company Mr. Alan Green Jr. Mrs. U.S. Harkson Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Hiller Mrs. M.B. Hoffman Mrs. Joseph A. Labadie Delight Kolar Leonard Mrs. Joanne Miller Lilley Mrs. Mary W. Maloon William G. Maloon Mrs. Richard Marlitt Oregon Historical Society �VOLUNTEERS AND SPECIAL EVENTS Dr. Frank & Karen Parker Ms. Mary Rogness Mrs. B.C. Staffer Russell & Nancy Taggard Fred & Elizabeth Wessinger Middle School Sound System Linda & Nate Dickinson Carol F. Floten Clarence & Myrtle Rae Greenwood Clyte Speidel & Paul Keown Maty & Nasrin Rahatzad Upper School Newspaper Bev & John Shue Resident Department Gifts Mr. & Mrs. Lee T. Dulin 125th Anniversary Rose Garden Mrs. Patricia Kendall Apperson Ski Team Dale & Carol Stewart Track and Field Program Mary & Al Rollins Jr. Dale & Carol Stewart Upper School Science Pam & Bob Matheson Gifts in Kind Tom McGuirk & Cammie Brim Estate of Spencer R. Collins John & Anne Coulter Deloitte & Touche Lori Diaz C. Robert Dunsmore Robert & Kristina Fields Mark Foster & Miyoko Katabami Joan M. Foy Ms. Sarah Gunderson Mrs. U.S. Harkson Fritz & Maggie Hayes Carla Heckrodt & Julie Hallenbeck Mr. Michael Holst Drs. Judith Sobel & Gregory Koski Mr. & Mrs. James D. Langdale Gil & Jackie Lipshutz Dr. Don McNeill Julie Neupert & Peter Stott Jack O’Brien Mr. R.E. Clenton Richardson Phil VanderWeele & Joan Snyder Susan A. Stark Larry & Kim Teufel Michelle & Peter Trumbo Mr. & Mrs. Peter B.B. Turney Gary & Shirley Voelker John & Frances von Schlegell Dr. & Mrs. Masatoshi Yamanaka VOLUNTEERS’ COMMON LINK AND PARENT ASSOCIATION LINKS The Volunteers’ Common Link, the all-OES volunteer coordinating committee, oversees the parent volun­ teer program at OES and acts as the communication link for community-wide interests and activities in cooperation with the Parent Association Links (PALs), School administra­ tion, and the OES Board of Trustees. OES is indebt­ ed to its community of volunteers, who contribute so much of their time to the School. Susan Gundle, Chair Kay Brantley, Chair of Volunteers Kathy Brault, Treasurer Dana Ostenson, Secretary Diane Morgan, Chair, Community Parent Education Linda Dickinson, Volunteer Office Computer Operations Coordinator Frances Spencer, The Anthill Beth Warner, Chair, US PAL Betsey Blessing, US PAL Volunteer Coordinator Jana Westlund, Alice Kinzer, Mary Davis, Co-Chairs, MS PAL Karen Grauert, MS PAL Volunteer Coordinator Cindy Bambam, Chair, LS PAL Kathleen Ames, LS PAL Volunteer Coordinator Parent Association Link Officers and Committee Chairs OES ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Peter Bechen Afton Beutler Nancy Chapman Gayle Collins Chris Cooper Laurie Crossman Phyllis Davis Julie Drinkward Marna Elliott Nancy Eyler Kristina Fields Sally Fish Nancy Fisher Carol Floten Suzanne Greenburg Sharon Hewitt Catherine Hoffman Jill Inskeep Malgorzata Jeske Pat Karamanos Sharleen Kleber Cathy Kreiger Mary Laird Jeanette Larson John Longfield Priscilla Longfield Pam Matheson Linda Morrow Suzie Opsahl Dana Ostenson Jean Patsis Marcia Peters Terry Putnam Miriam Rogers Mary Rollins Loree Sakai Mary Sapp Jill Scheer Patsy Seeley Jill South Adrienne Souther Clyte Speidel Brigitte Stout Najla Totonchy Mary Warinner Beth Warner Syd Waskey Pam Wilcox Carla Wilson Leslie Workman Annette Zack The Alumni Association sponsored numerous activities during the 1995-96 year, including the 4th Annual Alumni Soccer Tournament, Founders’ Day, Young Alumni Day and the 2nd Annual 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament, among others. The strength of the Alumni Association continues to grow with the energy and support of Alumni Board members, who serve a three-year term. THE MUSTARD SEED 33 Mr. Jack McCann Jr. ‘84, Board President Mrs. Patricia Kendall Apperson ‘48 JC Mrs. Meg Finch Bishop 77 Ms. Daniela Brod '89 Mrs. Beverly Hein Culp ‘47 Mr. P. Beresford Daigle ‘80 Mrs. Marjory Holman Day ‘28 Ms. Marilyn DeVault ‘67 Mrs. Nancy Morris Feldman ‘57 Mr. Edward B. Haessler 71 Mr. Sean Kuni ‘81 Ms. Elizabeth Lilley 74 Mr. MaxM. Miller Jr. 74 Mrs. Sandy Douthit Nantt ‘88 Neena Fromm Nuhring 77 Mrs. Janice Wiecks Reinmiller *57 Mrs. Alice Kimball Trewhella ‘41 Mr. Greg Simon ‘85 Ms. Helen Kirschner ‘85 �VOLUNTEERS AND SPECIAL EVENTS Clean-Up Co-Chairs Mike Carrier Sam Karamanos Corporate Liaisons Patty and Steve Williams Decoration Co-Chairs Kathryn Rippey Jill Inskeep Food & Beverage Chair Cheryl Carrier Invitation Co-Chairs Pam Matheson Kathy Brault Oral Auction Chair Fran von Schlegell Silent Auction Co-Chairs Miriam Rogers Dana Ostenson Jana Westlund ▲ Pat Karamanos, Chair of the 1996 Around the World Auction, poses in front of one of the numerous oral auction items with master of ceremonies, Gerry Frank. AUCTION The 1996 Around the World Auction raised a total of $167,000. From this total, $50,000 was added to the Edward E. Ford Endowment Fund. Income from the Endowment sup­ ports the professional growth and development of our outstanding faculty and staff. Another $50,000 will have an immediate effect on faculty growth and development, as it has been added to the School’s 1996-97 operation budget to pay for conferences, graduate study, profession­ al leave, research, and col­ laborative pedagogical efforts. The remaining $67,000 is being used to enhance parking on cam­ pus. Thanks to all the par­ ents, alumni, trustees, businesses and special friends who joined the auction committee to sup­ port our faculty and staff. Special Events Co-Chairs Leslie Workman Afton Beutler Solicitation Chair Judy Jensen 1996 OES Auction Flight Crew Volunteer Chair Daisy Housel-Miller General Chair Pat Karamanos Will Call Chair Beth Mason Faculty Liaison Louisa Zendt The Ground Crew Pacific Rim Solicitations Richard Sherwood A very special thank you to the Oregon Episcopal School faculty, students, parents and friends who contributed their time, talents and dedication to this event. Secretary/Office Operations Anne Robinson Treasurer Carol Floten Advertising/Publicity Co-Chairs Kay Brantley Kathleen Ames Carilyn Alexander Phil Allen Kathleen Ames Sharon Barnes Catalog Chair Frances Snipes ▲ The 1995-96Around the World Auction Committee. THE MUSTARD SEED 34 Afton Beutler Kay Brantley Jean Brault Kathy Brault Joe Cade Sharon Cade Norene Calkins John Capen Leslan Carlson Dean Carrell Cheryl Carrier Mike Carrier Christi Carter-Lee Charyl Cathey Brenda Chambers Diana Chenoweth Corbet Clark Karen Corsini Gary Crossman Fernanda D’Agostino Sherry Davis Cindi Devich Kathy Dodds Jennifer Ensbury Jana Evans Karen Fink Richard Fink Nancy Fisher Diane Flack Jim Flack Carol Floten Brian Foulkes Pat Freeman Sydney Gold Karen Grauert Nancy Gray Bob Greenberg Suzanne Greenberg Nancy Greene Myrtle Rae Greenwood Sarah Gunderson Susie Gundle Kelly Hale Molly Harris Janice Hays-Cavada Sharon Hewitt Erica Hoffman Daisy Housel-Miller Vicki Howell Paula Hunger Myrna Icombe Jill Inskeep Karen Janoff Janelie Janutka Judy Jensen Eileen Johnson Kathy Karafotias Pat Karamanos Sam Karamanos John Kerslake Katherine Kimball Alice Kinzer Helen Kirschner Chris Kitchel Jan Kitchel Sharleen Kleber Elizabeth Kortenhof Cathy Krieger Marty Kuhr David Larson Jeanette Larson John LeCavalier Joan Leigh i �VOLUNTEERS AND SPECIAL EVENTS Dana Lewis Al Logan Sherry Logan Kate Loggan David Lowell Judy Lynch Elisabeth Lyon Jeff Marsh Abigail Marshall Cindi Marshall Beth Mason Pam Matheson Atsuko Matsuyama Pat Mickiewicz Sandra Miles Ted Miller Linda Morrow Kathy Narramore Joe Opsahl Suzie Opsahl Dana Ostenson Sarah Geary Ottem David Pace Lou Paff Lynn Papworth Marcia Peters Hal Phillips Judy Pinkerton Debra Platt Terry Putnam Suzie Regan Kathryn Rippey Anne Robinson Nick Robinson Susan Robinson Miriam Rogers Rothrock Lynne Sadler Debbie Schauffler Karen Seder Richard Sherwood Virginia Slater Frances Snipes Jay South Paula Spooner Sue Stark Linda Stewart Shelley Stoffer David Streight Meri Taylor Anne Thanhouser Susan Thayer Carlene Traverse A US librarian Kate Loggan bolds one of the more lively items up for bid at the Around the World Auction. Carol Tucker Laurie Turney Pamela Vohnson Fran von Schlegell Patti Walhood Dale Walhood Mary Warinner Sydnie Waskey Lukie Wells Jonathon Wells Jill Welsh Jana Westlund Paula Westlund Stephanie Wight Patty Williams Steve Williams Jane Winger Patricia Winningstad Lynn Wolfstone Bill Wolseben Leslie Workman Mark Workman Harvey Zendt Louisa Zendt Around the World Auction Donors 28 East AAA Oregon ABC Kids N’ Teens Sheryl and Kip Acheson Hugh Ackroyd Jane and James Adams Carole and Daryl Adamson Agape Hair Design Ravi Agarwal Dr. and Mrs. Aftab Ahmad Albion Grill Carilyn M. and Richard C. Alexander Philip Allen and Kathleen Faris Alta Lodge Alta Ski Lift Company Alta Sports Kathleen and Bob Ames Animal School, Inc. Annie Bloom's Books Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous The Anton Family Atwater’s Restaurant and Lounge Avia Studios Avid Azteca Mexican Restaurants Bagel Basket Baggallini/West Linn Covert Bailey Baker, Winokur, Ryder Amy Barrett Sharon and Keith Barnes Baskin-Robbins/Uptown Beaverton Auto Parts Beaverton Batting Cage Beaverton Book Company Missy and Peter Bechen Bee Tailors, Cleaners, Inc. Ellie Tatum Bellville Donna Beemer Benihana Catherine and Charlie Bergman Best Western Hood River Inn Afton and Robert Beutler Shanda and Narjala Bhasker Larry Black Black Butte Stables Inc. R. Bloom's Black-Eyed Susan Natalya and Yan Borodovsky Kay and Marty Brantley The Brantley Boys Kathy and Jean Brault Debby and Terry Brown Dave Bryant Lucy and John Buchanan Burlingame Market Dr. and Mrs. John Bussman Sharon Cade Cafe Des Amis California Pizza Kitchen Sally and Cliff Canepa Canyon Glass Canyon Pearl Restaurant Carla Cares Leslan Carlson Dean Carrell Cheryl Carrier Sandy Carter Christi Carter and Associates Patricia Casey Anne and Richard Cass Charyl Cathey Patsy and Ding Chan Dr. and Mrs. Richard Chapman Chef du Jour Catering Children’s Museum of Portland Chinook Winds, Siletz Tribe Chown Hardware Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Clackamas River Racquet Club Corbet Clark Janet and Ed Clark Cline/Fay Institute Inc. Donna Cody Gayle and Dennis Collins Columbia Distributing Company Concannon Paper Coleen Conkey Scott Corris Karen Corsini Deborah and Michael Coulter Father Roy Coulter Creative Images Photography Creative Play Structures, Inc. Gary Crossman Crown Crafts, Inc. Crown Jewelers Barry Daigle Dr. Edith Dal Mas Dave's Bird Feeders Barb Davis Marilyn De Vault Dennis Uniform Deschutes River Broadcasting Deschutes White Water Service Mike Devenney Cindi and Chris Devich Disneyland Harriett Dixon Rocky Dixon Dot Golf Center Nancy Doulis Alyce Drescher Julie and Wayne Drinkward Steve Dunn THE MUSTARD SEED 35 ♦ Nancy Dunn Barbara and Taylor Durrett Robert Durst Sharon Dzialo Elephants Delicatessen Embry and Company Julie Emry Enchanted Forest Epson Portland, Inc. Lauren Eulau Diane and Matt Evans Jana Evans Faces Unlimited Susan Thayer and Paul Farago Kendra and David Farris Julie Feeley Mr. and Mrs. William Findlay Sally, Jerry, Michael and Natalie Fish Diane Flack Flowers by Dorcas Paul Fortino Brian Foulkes Four Seasons Bowling Center Fran Frane Gerry Frank Marilyn and James Frank Julie Frantz and Craig Murphy Fred Meyer/Raleigh Hills French Prairie Friends of Elk Rock Barbara and Michael Gaines Maury Galbraith Gango Gallery Garden Home Interiors Micheline Ghattas Jeff Gianola Gifford-Doving Florists Claire Gilbert Brian Goddard Sidney Gold Gold’s Gym David Goodman-Farley Gail and Stuart Goosen The Governor Hotel Nancy Gray Great Harvest Bread Co. Suzanne and Bob Greenberg Myrtle Rae and Clarence Greenwood The Greenwood Inn/ Pavilion Restaurant Bob Gregg Jennifer and Bob Groves Sarah Gunderson Susan and John Gundle Ed Haessler Hannah, Kelly and Bob Hale The Halton Company Harder Mechanical Molly and Chip Harris Sandy and Jeri Haskins David Hassin and Mary McDonald-Lewis Senator Mark 0. Hatfield Margaret and Fritz Hayes Marlyn and Robert Hendren David Herman Sharon and Henry Hewitt Dr. Friderike Heyer Jim Hibbs Hickox Salon High Desert Software Meredith and D.A. Hilderbrand i �VOLUNTEERS ▲ Former beadmaster Peter Stevens eyes the auction cata­ logue during the oral auction. In the background, Catherine and Charlie Bergman watch the bidding. ! Hilton Hotel/Portland Catherine and Jerry Hoffman Becky and Tom Holder Hollywood Entertainment Martha Horst Lyall Howell Humberston Travel Paula Hunger Ice Chalet at Lloyd Center Jill and John Inskeep Mike Izutari Izzy's Pizza Jan and Peter Jacobsen Karen and Ken Janoff Judy and Pat Jensen Betsy Johnson Eileen Johnson Clarice Johnston Kaady Car Washes Kathy Karafotias Pat and Sam Karamanos KATU-TV Jane Kenney-Norberg Kienow’s Food Stores Mary Catherine King Alice Kinzer Jane Kirkpatrick Helen Kirschner Mary and Peter Kiruthi Christine and Jan Kitchel Sharleen and Klaus Kleber Sue Knight Shelley Knowlton Kobos Company Malle and August Kollum Elizabeth Kortenhof KPTV-12 Cathy and Wally Krieger Kuni Cadillac and BMW The Rt. Rev. Robert Ladehoff Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic Lakeside Gifts Jeannette and David Larson Sue Larson Laserport The Lawson Children Elizabeth Leach Gallery AND SPECIAL EVENTS Northwest Jeep Eagle Hummer Northwest Martial Arts Academy Northwest Natural Gas Oaks Park OES Alumni Association OES Beginning School Teachers OES Executive Committee OES Faculty/Staff OES Faculty/Staff Quilters OES Fifth Grade Class/Corsini OES Fifth Grade Classes OES First Grade Classes OES Fourth Grade Class/Narramore OES Kindergarten Class/Linster OES Kindergarten Class/Marshall OES Kindergarten Class/Yokota OES Lower School Students OES Pre-Kindergarten Class OES Summer Wonder Program OES Third Grade Class/Calkins OES Winterim to England OES Winterim to Ireland OES Winterim to Kenya Jack Ohman The Old Spaghetti Factory The Olive Garden Giorgina Olson Suzie and Joe Opsahl Oregon Ballet Theatre Oregon Children's Theatre Co. Oregon Coast Aquarium Oregon Eye Specialists The Oregon Golf Club Oregon Historical Society Oregon History Center Oregon Mountain Community Oregon Shakespeare Festival Oregon Symphony Oregon Trail Trolley Wendy and Chet Orloff Otis Cafe Ouzel Outfitters Debi Owen Pacific Coast Restaurants Pacific Products Packouz Jewelers Papa Murphy's Pizza Papaccino’s, Inc. Christi Carter Lee Joan Leigh Dick Lenker Dr. Wesley A. Lewis Larry V. Lewman Liza Lilley Paul Linnman Liquid Sunshine Shops Priscilla and John Longfield Joan Lowe David Lowell Darele Lowry LPGA Golf Championship Elisabeth and Peter Lyon MacKay Wilderness Travel Mai-Lili Magi Malibu Grand Prix Mallardith N.W. Adventures Mande’s Salon of Style Marco’s Cafe and Espresso Bar Marsee Baking Jeff Marsh Abigail Marshall Cindi Marshall Masami L’ Art a RiverPlace Beth Mason Pam and Bob Matheson Atsuko Matsuyama Metro Washington Park Zoo Jack B. McCann, Jr. McCormick and Schmick’s Management Group McCormick’s Fish House and Bar Tom McGuirk and Cammie Brim McMenamin’s Karen Meffors Meier and Frank Miles Merwin Metro Washington Park Zoo Rene Mijo Alan Miller Daisy and Ted Miller David Miller Matt Miller Dr. James Miller and Laurie Hesla Julianna Moller Tatiana Moller-Lawson Mickey Morey and Leslie Mackenzie Lily Moore Diane and Greg Morgan Lynne and John Morrison Chuck and Linda Morrow Mountain Magic Ski Club Mt. Bachelor Ski Shop Mt. Hood Meadows and Ski Resort Mt. Hood Railroad Kate Murphy Murphy/Frantz Family Kathryn and Frank Nance Kathy Narramore Jack Neer Cookie Neighbor Julie Neupert Julie Neupert Interior Design New Fitness Inc. Ed Newbegin Sue and Scott Nicol Nike Inc. Judith Njue Father Steve Norcross Northwest Conservatory of Dance Northwest Driving School Lynne and Philip Papworth Park View Alpacas Parker Furniture Sue Paroulek and Squeak Parr Lumber Nancy and David Paskowitz lllene and Lawrence Pevec Dr. and Mrs. John Phillips Hal Phillips LouAnn Pickering Pier 1 Imports Ping-AT&T Wireless Services Judy Pinkerton Pizzacato Debra and Jay Platt Kelley and Chris Platt Lauren Platt Terry Poon Gary Pope Portland Art Museum Portland Bottling Co. Portland General Electric Portland Music Co. Portland Rose Festival Association Portland Trail Blazers Lane Powell Spears Lubersky Raleigh Hills Veterinary Clinic The Red Chip Review Red Lion/Jantzen Beach Reed College Reactor Facility Suzanne and David Regan Dr. Daniel Reisberg Chris and Chuck Reynolds Kathryn and Jeff Rippey John Ritchie Harry Ritchie Jewelers River Drifters Whitewater Tours River Youth Camps Robert’s of Portland Dr. Joe Robertson Anne Robinson Susan and Tom Robinson Roy-Boys Ed Rubovits Lynne and Richard Sadler llene Safyan Masami and Hiroshi Saitoh Salishan Lodge ▲ Current OESparent Anne Thanhouser bids with enthusiasm. THE MUSTARD SEED 36 �VOLUNTEERS AND SPECIAL EVENTS Sammy's Flowers Mia and Lou Savage Sayler’s Old Country Kitchen Scamps Pet Center Joyce Schafer Debby Schauffer Jill and Robert Scheer Juliet and Steven Schlesser Paul Schneider Barbara Sue Seal Properties, Inc. Segal’s for Children Rich Sherwood Joel Shilling Shilo Inn/Palm Springs Bev and Johnny Shue Carrie and Bernie Silvernail Simon. Toney and Fischer, Inc. Skateworld Skopil’s Classic Collections/ Carlisle of New York Smith and Bevill Jewelers, Inc. Frances and Currin Snipes Dennis Snook Dick Sorenson Ron Sorensen Paula Spooner Bonnie Stanke Starbuck's Sue Stark Hope Stevens Katie Stewart Linda Stewart Stockpot and Double Eagle Golf Shelley and Fred Staffer Doreen Strong Carrie and Todd Stucky Sunshine Dairy Foods, Inc. Bob Sweeney Gail Sweeney Tanning and Beauty by Jola Target/Washington Square Meri Taylor Taylor Made Enterprises Tazo Teas David, Nancy and Nick TenHulzen Teufel Nursery, Inc. Anne and Ned Thanhouser Dave Thomas Liz and Rick Thoresen Thrustmaster, Inc. Tickled Pink Gift Shop Gundars Tilmanis Najla Totonchy Marilyn and Ray Town Towne Posters and Papers True Brew and Old Friends Antiques Michelle and Peter Trumbo The Trumbo Family Tu Tu’ Tun Lodge Carol Tucker Twist U.S. Bank of Oregon Umpqua Feather Merchants Uptown Hardware Terri Van Kris Van Auken Van Duyn Chocolates Viking Industries Will Vinton Studios Visual F/X Salon Fran and John von Schlegell Wade Manufacturing Patty Walhood Gisela and Hans Walitzki Wen-lin Wang Mary Warinner Beth and Bob Warner Dr. and Mrs. Tyrone Wei Janice and David Weitzer Robin Weitzer West Hills Racquet and Fitness Club Western Pet Supply Jana and Richard Westlund Paula and Morris Westlund Fran Whisnant Doug Whitmore Widmer Brothers Brewing Co. Wild Bird Center Wildwood Restaurant and Bar Mimi and Charles Williams Patty and Steve Williams Carla D. Wilson David Wilson and Nancy Greene Patricia Winningstad Virginia Euwer Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wolochow Leslie and Mark Workman Stephanie Wight Susan Yvonne and Masatoshi Yamanaka Yuen Lui Studio, Inc. Kelly Yustin Annette and Steven Zack Zefiro Restaurant and Bar Christy Zendt Louisa and Harvey Zendt Around the World In-kind Donors Sheryl and Kip Acheson Jane and Jim Adams Tony Adams Carilyn and Richard Alexander Philip Allen and Kathleen Faris Babcock & Jenkins Direct, Inc. Rob Bardel Missy and Peter Bechen Burlingame Market Sally and Cliff Canepa Jennifer and Dean Carrell Cheryl and Mike Carrier Anne and Rich Cass Charyl Cathey Columbia Distributing Linda and Nate Dickinson Rocky Dixon Julie and Wayne Drinkward Robert Durst Susan Woodruff Emery Este’s Fine Clothing Gango Gallery Molly and Chip Harris Jeri and Sandy Haskins David Hassin and Mary McDonaldLewis Maggie and Fritz Hayes Vicki and Lyall Howell Karen and Ken Janoff Eileen and David Johnson Chris and Jan Kitchel Milton Kokubur and Wen-lin Wang Malle and August Kollom Konditorei .I ▲ Volunteers and guests dressed appropriatelyfor the Around the World Auction. Here, OESfaculty/staff mem­ bers Diana Chenoiuith and John Capen display their international garb. Cathy and Wally Krieger Paige and Sean Kuni Langdon Florist and Greenhouses Christi and Granville Lee Elisabeth and Peter Lyon Mai-Lili Magi Tom McGuirk and Cammie Brim Karen Mefford Mercantile Mickey Morey and Leslie Mackenzie Lynne and John Morrison Linda and Chuck Morrow Anne and David Munro Sue and Scott Nicol Nordstrom OES Extended Care Program Suzie and Joe Opsahl Lynne and Phil Papworth Phil's Uptown Meat Market Helene and Harold Phillips Atsumi Polstra Gary Pope Portland Bottling Company Red Lion Hotels and Inns Suzanne and David Regan Rex Recording & Video Post Kathryn and Jeff Rippey Susan and Tom Robinson Masami and Hiroshi Saitoh Julie and Brett Sheppard Bev and John Shue Hope and Peter Stevens Sunshine Dairy Foods, Inc. Anne and Ned Thanhouser Michelle and Peter Trumbo Carol and Thomas Tucker Laurie and Peter Turney Fran and John von Schlegell Patty and Steve Williams Kelly and Brian Yustin Annette and Steve Zack Louisa and Harvey Zendt Auction Catalog Advertisers Ad-Mail, Inc. Adamson Landscape Design: Carole Adamson THE MUSTARD SEED 37 Alten Sakai and Company: Ken Sakai American Janitorial Supply Arthur Andersen: Sandy Haskins Bidwell and Company, Inc. Camp Westwind Crown Pacific Ltd.: Peter Stott Dunkin Donuts Sharon Dzialo European Facials Ferguson, Wellman, Rudd, Purdy & Van Winkle, Inc. First Interstate Bank of Oregon The Hasson Company: Teri Rosette Warren Hirsch, Interiors Hot Pots: Penny Cookson JBL&K Insurance KPTV-12: Marty Brantley Lake Grove Veterinary Clinic: Jerry Hoffman Lane Powell Spears Lubersky: Jeff Wolfstone Liquid Sunshine: Diane Somers Maxillofacial Surgery Associates: David TenHulzen Meier and Frank: Patty Williams Michael's of Oregon: Jean Brault and Jack Durrett Miller Nash Wiener Hager & Carlsen Monte Shelton Motor Co. Northwest Children's Theater and School OES Auction Committee Oregon Eye Specialists: David Larson P&C Construction Co. PaineWebber: Matt Miller Park View Alpacas: Nancy TenHulzen Portland Golf Club Providence Health System The Red Chip Review: Barbara and Marc Robins Barbara Sue Seal Properties, Inc. Smith Barney: Joe Opsahl SRG Partnership Stoel Rives LLP Sunshine Dairy Foods, Inc.: Sam Karamanos Terrafirma: David Hassin U.S. Bank of Oregon Valley Lanes Viking Industries, Inc.: Dick Alexander West Coast Productions Windermere: Mary Davis Women’s Healthcare Associates: Cristin Babcock, Gary Hoffman and Miles Seeley i �SUMMERBRIDGE Summerbridge Portland is a col­ laborative effort by Oregon Episcopal School and the Catlin Gabel School to prepare motivated middle school students for success in rigorous high school programs. The program stems from a strong commitment on the part of the two schools to focus on students who have had limited edu- i PORTLAND and creativity. The summer program is complimented by school-year tutoring, Saturday schools, high school counseling for eighth graders and other forms of academic and personal support. In addition to preparing middle school students for success in high school, Summerbridge serves as a training ground for a new generation of teachers. For young faculty mem­ bers, Summerbridge is a total immersion into the field of education. They emerge from their sum­ mer of teaching with a strong sense of empow­ erment and improved organizations skills. This year, OES students Heather Curl ▲ Summerbridge students engage in a friendly tug-ofand Brian Crossman war contest. were among the faculty. Heather graduated from the Summerbridge program after cational opportunities. Summerbridge attending for three years, and will Portland was founded in 1992. It is also volunteer during the school one of thirty Summerbridge programs year and on Saturdays as a tutor across the nation, and is modeled and teacher. on the original program, founded at OES is grateful to the following San Francisco’s University High donors for supporting this important School in 1978. program. We wish to extend This summer’s six-week program special recognition to the Meyer began in late June for a diverse Memorial Trust for their continuing group of 85 students just entering the support and commitment to seventh, eighth and ninth grades. Summerbridge Portland. Classes were held on the Catlin Gabel campus this year, but will rotate back to OES during summer 1997. A talented faculty of 29 high school and college students served as their teach­ ers and role models. Summerbridge’s stimulating summer session emphasizes reading, writing, math, critical thinking, and study skills. The pro­ gram also focuses on nurturing student lead­ ership, self-esteem, ▲ Summerbridge students exercise tbeir creative sides. THE MUSTARD SEED 38 Summerbridge Donors Peter & Missy Bechen Andrew, Patricia, & Kristian Beyer Black United Fund of Oregon Douglas Campbell City Center Parking Ed & Janet Clarke Cogentrix Columbia Distributing Harriett Dixon Dodge Foundation Bob Durst Endeavour Capital Fred Meyer, Inc. Nels Gabbert Scott & Pam Gibson Sydney Gold Richard & Ruth Keller The Kohnstamm Family Foundation Kevin Kohnstamm Sean Kuni ‘81 Learn & Serve Jack & Carolynn Loacker Elisabeth Lyon Alice McCartor Michael’s of Oregon NIKE, Inc. Oregon Community Foundation Pacific Gas Transmission PacifiCorp PacTrust Ltd. Lark Palma R & H Construction Pam Sankey Jim Scott Richard & Leoni Smith Stoel Rives Boley Jones & Grey William Swindells The May Co. US Bank USWest Communications Viking Industries Henry Wessinger WKJB Foundation/Bob Howitt Workathon I �HERITAGE The Heritage Society honors those who provide for OES through their estate planning. For 127 years, OES has benefited from the long-range planning and vision of thoughtful trustees, alumni, parents, faculty, staff and friends. The School is grateful to past and present Heritage Society members for their thoughtfulness and generosity, which is instrumental in building the OES endowment and helps secure our future. Mr. & Mrs. W.R. Lake Jr. Caroline Litzenberger Mrs. Patricia Simmons Maulbetsch ‘41 JC Heather Michet 74 Mr. Louis H. Paff Mrs. Cynthia Coats Railton ‘53 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Rath Cdr. Elizabeth Reeves ‘32 & ‘35 Mrs. Howard Sargent ‘35 Lenita & Michael Scheetz Lee Thornton Mrs. J.A. Warren ‘33 Mrs. Betty Jo Wright Mrs. Margaret Reeves Yick ‘30 & ‘33 JC Anonymous (2) Mr. Charles A. Adams Mrs. Patricia Kendall Apperson ‘48 JC Mrs. Ned Barclay Ball The Rev. James T. Boston Ms. Jo de Bruin Mr. & Mrs. William S. Findlay Mrs. Anna Pauley Gulley ‘17 Bruce & Sherrie Holliday Mr. James D. Hutchison Lani & Gary Jacob Marion & Gordon Janney Miss Marian Jenkins ‘20 Miss Ruth Jenkins ‘20 Ms. Elizabeth Johnson ‘69 ▲ Lower school students gatherfor a photo during recess. THE MUSTARD SEED 39 8* �AUTUMN 19 9 6 The Class of 1996 I College Choices Ashley Berman Harvard University Sarah Bickford Depaul University (deferring) Amy Davis Portland Community College Brian Davis Vassar College ▲ The Class of1996. Brad Feltz University of Washington Lorissa Foster Dartmouth College Adam Greene Bowdoin College (deferring) Amy Greene Randolph Macon University Jeff Herman University of California at Berkeley Kyle Hoelscher Trinity University (Texas) Cathy Huynh Whitman College ▲ Members of the 1995-96 Cum Lande Society gather in the Chapel just a few days before graduation Back rowfrom left: Keita Miyazaki. Matt Slater, Carl Russell, Ryan Radecki, Kendra Smith, and Brian Davis. Front rowfrom left: Lorissa Foster, Galena Kline, andJulia Weitzer. Cam Kellett Clark College Matt Slater Dartmouth College Galena Kline University of Puget Sound (Honors College) Kendra Smith Vassar College John Lamb Trinity University (Texas) Kristen Solberg Willamette University Keri Lashbaugh Pacific Lutheran University Cam Stewart Florida Tech Cassie Lautenschleger University of Oregon (Honors College) Simone Stout Bryn Mawr College Jung Ah Lee New York University Nicole Swink Vanderbilt University John Liu Syracuse University Shizuka Takanishi Syracuse University Keita Miyazaki Reed College Ryan Taylor Linfield College Tristan Morse Oregon State University Jack Teng Boston University Erin Murphy Bates College Tom Teng University of San Francisco Lee Njue Morehouse University Kay Washington Deferring Darren Olsen University of Chicago (deferring) Rob Webber Deferring Louise Osborne University of Washington Julia Weitzer Colorado College (deferring) Ryan Radecki Johns Hopkins University Travis White University of Oregon Carl Russell Harvey Mudd College Kei Yamaguchi California School of Arts and Crafts Yosuke Sawada Keio (Tokyo, Japan) Evan Seifert Carlton College Kathi Shoemake University of Washington OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 40 E �I 1 M K ING A difference i Ore o n E p i s c o luM VWMWMMMRB * al School “Over the past year, OES has certainly proven itself as a community which sets goals and reaches them! The most MMM compelling evidence now stands two stories high in the middle of our campus—our new Middle School facility, I I Se 3 which is now filled with students and faculty.” —Peter Bechen, Middle School Campaign Chair �M K ING A difference WITH A NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL I Final Report of Phase I of the Master Plan W Dear Parents, Alumni and w Friends of OES, I Over the past year, OES has certainly proven itself as a community which sets goals and reaches them! The most compelling evidence now stands two stories high in the middle of our campus—our new Middle School facility, which is now filled with students and faculty. W ,-w We could not have reached ' this goal, however, without the vision, dedication and support of many people. In 1988, the _ ~~ Board of Trustees adopted a •—— • Strategic Plan which subsequently led to an 18-month study, called OES/21, which involved a large portion of the OES community in designing a plan to accomplish the goals and objectives of the Strategic Plan. Out of this study came the campus Master Plan for new and renovated facilities. Among the components of the new Master Plan was the construction of the new Middle School and subsequent reno­ vation of Bishop Dagwell Hall (BDH), the former Middle School building into a multi­ purpose fine arts facility. The trustees determined that the I new Middle School was the i lynchpin of the entire Master ■ Plan, which also includes reno| vation of the Upper School and I construction of a performing liil arts center. J In early 1995, the fundraisI ing campaign was launched in a very quiet way, and by fall of that year almost $2 million had • been raised! Additionally, a $1 , million challenge grant from I the Meyer Memorial Trust and ; a $100,000 grant from the Collins Foundation were key gifts which pushed us closer to our goal. This past spring and summer saw a surge of gifts and donations from the OES community, and we reached our goal of $4.6 mil­ lion for both the Middle School and the BDH renovations. On October 29, 1996, the Middle School, called Meyer Hall in honor of the Meyer Memorial Trust, was officially opened and dedicated. There are many people to thank for this amazing effort, not the least of which are the numerous volunteers who helped in so many ways. Rocky Dixon and Tony Adams ably chaired the hard-working and very successful major gifts committee. Parents Kip and Sheryl Acheson and John and Priscilla Longfield were extra­ ordinary chairs of fundraising among our parent community, and several parents had neighborhood gatherings which served to educate fel­ low OES families about the need for a new Middle School. Staff led by Peter Stevens and Charyl Cathey provided lead­ ership and support, and Sue Nicol and her development group were enthusiastic, tire­ less contributers to the cam­ paign. Ultimately, of course, the hundreds of people who made such generous gifts to the Middle School campaign are to be thanked for their support, because without them we would not have reached this milestone. A complete list of all donors to the Middle School and BDH arts renovation is included in this OES Belltower. 42 I am happy to say that we now have another mile­ stone ahead: Following the renovation of Bishop Dagwell Hall, which has commenced as we go to print with this issue of The OES Belltower, we will begin to phase into plans for the renovation of our Upper School. Another excit­ ing challenge for the OES community! Let’s keep the momentum building to take OES to a new level as we approach the 21st Century. It has been an honor to serve as the Chair of the Campaign Steering Com­ mittee over the past two years, and inspiring to see the OES community come togeth­ er to build our new Middle School. I thank you for your generous support. Sincerely yours, Campaign Steering Committee Members Peter Bechen, Campaign Chair Tony Adams, Major Gifts Co-Chair Rocky Dixon, Major Gifts Co-Chair Christopher & Sheryl Acheson, Parent Committee Co-Chairs John and Priscilla Longfield, Parent Committee Co-Chairs Dick Alexander Julie Drinkward Wayne Drinkward Paul Farago Henry Hewitt Pat Karamanos Elisabeth Lyon David Munro Paul Schlesinger ‘70 John von Schiegell Middle School Campaign Chair Beth Warner Members of the Campaign Steering Committee break from a meet­ ing in the Charlton Room to pose in front of the rising structure. (Left to right: John Longfield, Henry Hewitt, John von Schiegell, Rocky Dixon, Peter Bechen, a)id David Munro.) �The Parent Campaign Committee Throughout spring 1996, the Parent Campaign Committee hosted neighborhood parties to showcase the plans for the Middle School and raise inter­ est in the Master Plan. Thank you to our hosts for opening their homes. Nancy & Richard Chapman Sharon & Henry Hewitt Diane & Greg Morgan Lon & Marcia Peters Susan & Tom Robinson David & Nancy TenHulzen Anne & Ned Thanhouser Laurie & Peter Turney A special thank you to our callers, who made phone calls on behalf of the Campaign. Faye E. Pepin Janice Harwood Jill Welsh Jim Hibbs Karen Janoff Margaret Kushner Tatiana Moller-Lawson Anne Coulter Lynn Papworth Kami Fraley Joe Opsahl Laurie Turney Barbara Durrett Campaign Chair Peter Beehen presents a small gift of appreciation to Parent Co-Chairs John and Priscilla Longfield. Donors to the OES Middle School and Bishop Dagwell Hall Arts Renovation Thank you to all the donors who made it possible for us to reach our goal of $4.6 million for Phase I of the Master Plan. Your generosity was instru­ mental to our success. Anonymous Christopher and Sheryl Acheson Jennifer Achilles ‘87 Peter and Missy Bechen Donna Beemer William and Elizabeth Belgard Rob and Pam Bell Charles G. Bellville and Ellie Tatum Charles and Catherine Bergman Ben and Jean Berman Bill and Kathleen Bevill Narjala and Shanda Bhasker William Bishop Jim and Linda Blinkhorn Debra A. Bodio Yan and Natalya Borodovsky James and Beverly Bow Marty and Kay Brantley Jean and Kathy Brault Linda and Mike Brumfield Harry Bruss Elia Bubenik ‘43 JC Benjamin and Jean Bullwinkle ‘37 in memory of Ruth Rose Richardson Joseph and Sharon Cade Leonard and Virginia Cain Norene Calkins Tom and Jackie Calkins Cliff and Sally Canepa John Capen Leslan Carlson Cheryl and Mike Carrier Anne and Richard Cass Robert and Janice Cassidy Joseph Ceniceros and Charyl Cathey Don and Brenda Chambers Peter and Susan Champion Ding and Patsy Chan Richard and Nancy Chapman David Charlton William D. and Brenda L. Charpentier Diana Chenoweth Kevin Cheung and Grace Tam Rhonda and Geoff Chew 78 Chieh-Hung Chiang and Chou Mei-Lin Chiang Corbet and Myra Clark Donna Cody Dennis and Gayle Collins The Collins Foundation David Colton Christine Cooper Vince and Louise Corbin Scott and Amy Corris Karen Corsini William and Elaine Corwin John and Anne Coulter The Very Rev. C. Roy Coulter Eric Cullander and Cristin Babcock Beth Ann Johnson Damuth ‘28 William Davenport and Janet Maurer Peter and Mary Davidson June DeBlasio ‘31 Jo de Bruin Theo de Bruin Cameron Shand Denney Chris and Cindi Devich Lori Diaz Linda and Nate Dickinson Harriett Dixon Rocky Dixon Wesley and Suzanne Dixon Kathleen Dodds Jennifer Doncan-Pitluck Steve and Tina Donovan Cynthia K. Doran Martha Dorrell 73 in memory of Ruth Rose Richardson Nancy Doulis Ulla and John Drell Alyce Drescher Cecil and Sally Drinkward Wayne and Julie Drinkward Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius R. Duffie Betty Lou Dunlop ‘38 JC Nancy R. Dunn Barbara and Taylor Durrett Jack Durrett Robert Durst Guss and Sally Dussin Norman and Sharon Eder Lou, Marna, and Jordan Elliott Parent Co-Chairs Kip and Sheryl Acheson tellfellow parents about the Middle School plans at one of the numerous neighborhood parent parties. Todd Stucky Craig Murphy Cindy Bambam Karen Grauert James and Jane Adams The Adams Foundation Daryl and Carole Adamson Aftab and Rehana Ahmad Richard and Carilyn Alexander Mary Alfonte '43 Philip Allen and Babette Faris Gretchen Amann Bob and Kathleen Ames Lillian Austin ‘35 Dorothy Baker Richard and Cindy Bambam Keith and Sharon Barnes Superintendent Scotty Forsythe, Plant ManagerJon von Behren, and Chief Financial Officer Gary Pope evaluate the site of the new Middle School. 43 a i I■ i �I’ Chelsea Emery ‘87 Woody and Annie English Steven W. and Nancy C. Eyler | Paul Farago and Susan Thayer * The Farago Foundation | Charles Farrell I David and Kendra Farris I Helen Felker‘31 I First Interstate Bank Charitable Foundation Jerry and Sally Fish I Dr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Fiske t Carol F. Floten I James Foo Che Fuk I The Edward E. Ford Foundation Brian Foulkes and Fernanda D'Agostino Joan M.Foy ; Brad and Kami Fraley J Pat and John Freeman L Eric and Jan Friedman I Pam and Norm Frink 70 | Helen J. Frye I Carol Fuller Paul and Sarah Gary r ", < ~J ir II II 1 • Excitement about the new L building started early on in ■ the project. ■ / I „ I I I | I I I I I I I £ I I Mindy Gavette Richard and Janet Geary Kristine Gebbie Raymond and Micheline Ghattas John and Donna Ghiorso Sean and Debbie Gilronan Daniel and Linda Gipe Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Gipe Richard M. and Barbara B. Glick Stuart and Gail Goossen Tom and Joyce Gordon Alex and Karen Grauert Sue and Richard Graves Harold Gray, Sr. Harold K. Gray Joel Gray Kathryn Gray Joan Green ‘44 Suzanne and Bob Greenberg Clarence and Myrtle Rae Greenwood Bob and Cherie Gregg Steve and Kris Gregg Kent and JoAnne Grewe Scott and Sarah Grewe Mr. and Mrs. George Hall Grimes Margaret Groening 79 P. Campbell Groner and Nancy Cowgill Robert and Jennifer Black Groves Sarah Gunderson Steve and Amy Haessler Bonnie Dunbar Hahn *49 Charles and Gwen Hahn Bob and Kelly Hale James M. Harder Mrs. U.S. Harkson ‘20 in memory of Phyllis Henningsen Richardson, ‘26 Chip and Molly Harris Brian and Janice Harwood Jeri and Sandy Haskins Betty Lou Hatcher Dan Hatton Nikki Hatton Kohel Haver and Mary Michael Maggie and Fritz Hayes Carla Heckrodt & Julie Hallenbeck Betty Hedberg Delbert and Rosa Hemphill Tom and Judi Henkle Barbara and Jim Herbold Mr. and Mrs. David M. Herman Henry and Sharon Hewitt Michael Heyn and Suvira Chaturvedi-Heyn James and Carol Hibbs Walter and Dorothy Higgins Charmian Hilleary ‘42 Gary and Ericka Hoffman Gerald and Catherine Hoffman Mary B. Hoffman ‘31 Thomas N. and Rebecca A. Holder Kevin Thomas Holliday ‘93 Anne Holt James Holtz The Rev. Lucy Houser and Doug Houser Lyall and Vicki Howell Ed and Aurelia Hunt Hoi and Yen Huynh Ginger Iles Randy and Jeane Iles Fred and Cinda Ing John and Jill Inskeep The Ralph and Adolf Jacobs Foundation Peter and Jan Jacobsen Dick and Mary Jaffe Alan and Suzanne James Karen and Ken Janoff Pat and Judy Jensen Sue Jensen Eileen and David Johnson Samuel S. Johnson Foundation Clarice Johnston and Tina Enberg Katherine Jones ‘45 JC Michael and Darlene Kaempf Kathy Karafotias ‘66 J. “Sam" and Pat Karamanos Judy Kauffman ‘60 Richard and Ruth Keller Estelle M. Kelley 78 and Stephen K. Bullinger Chuck and Trish Kellogg Paul Keown and Clyt’e Speidel Katharine Kimball Robert and Mary Catherine King Don and Alice Kinzer Helen Kirschner '85 Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Kirschner Jan and Chris Kitchel Klaus and Sharleen Kleber Susan W Knight Milton M. Kokubun and Wen-lin Wang Paul and Lynnsly Kollar Suen-Kow and Hazel Koo Curtis and Mariann Koop John P. and Helen E. Kowolik * Wally and Cathy Krieger The Kuni Family Wayne and Joan Kuni Ed and Margaret Kushner The Rt. Rev. Robert Ladehoff Robert and Mary Laird Greg and Diane Landers Terry and Wendy Lane David and Jeanette Larson Sue Larson Constance Leonard Wesley Lewis Liza Lilley 74 Mike and Mildred Lillpop Helen L. Linster Gil and Jackie Lipshutz Surapon and Linda Lisahapanya C. Allen and Sherry Logan Kate Loggan and Warren Hirsch John and Priscilla Longfield David Lowell Darele and Thelma Lowry David and Jacquie Lukens Judy Lynch Matthew Lyon and Patricia Timberlake Peter and Elisabeth Lyon Alec and Laurie King Macmillan Mai-Lili Magi James A. and Fannie E. Malarkey Foundation Bill (‘67) and Cindi Marshall Robert and Abigail Marshall Mason and Associates Bob and Pam Matheson Atsuko Matsuyama Robert and Anna Maurer May Company Department Stores Robin and Michael McArthur-Phillips Andrew and Nancy McCann Jack McCann, Jr '84 Katherine McCoy McCrea Foundation Capt. J.M. McDowell Sean F. McEnroe Thomas McGuirk and Cammie Brim Sarah McNary Karen and Hillary Mefferd Mentor Graphics Foundation Miles and Libby Merwin William and Mary Meyer Meyer Memorial Trust Christina S Meyerhoff James A. Miller and Laurie M. Hesla Matthew Miller Ted Miller and Daisy Housel-Miller Bill and P.J. Million-Sears Mr. and Mrs. Steven Mitchell Tatiana Moller-Lawson Lilly Moore Mickey Morey and Leslie Mackenzie Chris and Linda Morgan Greg and Diane Morgan John and Lynne Morrison The Rev. Robert Morrison Dr. and Mrs. Charles Morrow Michael Moser and Barbara Ports David and Anne Munro Craig Murphy and Julie Frantz Kenneth E. Murphy Virginia Murphy Karen Murray A step further, the Middle Schoolfoundation is laid. The early stages of the excavation for the new Middle School, fall 1995. 44 Mrs. Mary H. Naab Frank and Kathryn Nance Kathy Narramore Carolyn Neighbor John Neupert Margaret Newbegin ‘26 Scott and Sue Nicol Kenneth Noack, Jr. 73 Chris and Mary Nogeire The Rev. Stephen Norcross Paul E. Norman and Sandra S. Miles Northwestern Mutual Life Ingolf and Peggy Noto Jack and Cathy O’Brien Paul and Mary Oldshue Joseph E. and Zuzana Opsahl Chet and Wendy Orloff Debi and Steve Owen John and Kathryn Pace Catherine Riffe and Thomas Page James Palmer, Jr. Philip and Lynne Papworth �Kirk and Jill Parker Chavalit and Boksoon Pattamanuch Faye E. and Zachary Pepin Mark and Rosanne Perry Judy Person Lon and Marcia Peters Ken and Judy Pinkerton Christopher and Kelley Platt Jay and Debra Platt Johannes H. and Atsumi Polstra Richard and Victoria Ponting Terry and Mei-Lin Poon Gary Pope Frank and Carol Powers David Pratt Ellsworth and Elenora Purdy Dr and Mrs. James S. Putnam Maty and Nasrin Rahatzad Cynthia Coats Railton ‘53 Charles and Noreen Reali David and Suzanne Regan Lee Ann Rennick 78 Charles and Christina Reynolds Rebecca Reynolds ‘67 Jeff and Kathryn Rippey Joe and Maggie Robertson Tom and Susan Robinson Harvey and Miriam Rogers Mary and Al Rollins Mark Rosenberg and llene Safyan Daniel Rosenhouse and Pamela Waldman David H Ross, Lee C. Olsen, Joren E. and Britta E. Ross Scott and Susan Russell Judy and David Schiff Mrs. Bernice W. Schlesinger Paul Schlesinger 70 Jack and Mary Schunk Karen and Phil Seder Dr. Jonny and Mrs. Nanny Seemann Brian and Tina Shaffer Brett and Julie Sheppard Shinzaburo and Keiko Shigematsu Joel and Sandra Shilling Alice Simpson K. Paul and Linda Smith Pat and Phil Smith Wayne and Diane Somers Chai and Nuchanart Sophonpanich Carla A Sosanya Katherine Sotka Adrienne Souther Drs. Bill and Barbara Spears Robert E. and Helen L. Spiker Paula Spooner and Terry Hansen John and Susan Spring Odo and Marie Stade Bonnie Stanke Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Stearns Brenda and Ed Stevens 76 Peter and Hope Stevens Mr. and Mrs. William T.C. Stevens Dale and Carol Stewart Linda Stewart Peter Stott and Julie Neupert Stott Brigitte R D. Stout Doreen Plympton Strong ‘33 The Stucky Family Jeff and Kathy Sunshine Veerayudh Suppipat and Taparat Boonthanaik Elizabeth A. Swindells ‘34 Olga Talley Steve and Meri Taylor Mrs. William Tegart David, Nancy and Nick TenHulzen Ned and Anne Thanhouser Richard and Elizabeth Thoresen Virginia E. Thorsen *37 JC Becky Jo Tooley Melba Torkelson ‘45 Matti and Najla Totonchy Peter and Michelle Trumbo The Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust Peter and Laurie Turney The UPS Foundation US Bancorp Kristine M. Van Auken Kris and Karen Van Hatcher Phil VanderWeele and Joan Snyder Barbara and Glenn Vanselow Jon and Barbara von Behren John and Frances von Schlegell Pamela Vohnson and David Streight Hans and Gisela Walitzki Elizabeth Wang ‘86 Dr. and Mrs. Edward E. Ward The Warinner Family Beth and Bob Warner Mark and Martha Warrington James Waskey Tyrone and Bonnie Wei Shelley Weiller Lucretia and Jonathon Wells Ted Welsh Doug and Retha Wetter Doug and Gwen Whitmore Paul and Diane Whitney Robert and Stephanie Wight Steve and Patty Williams Richard Winningstad Marie Winston Allen and Rebecca Wirfs-Brock Jeff and Lynn Wolfstone Harriett Workman Leslie and Mark Workman ‘69 LeeAnne and Theodore Wrenn III Maryann Long Wyss ‘39 JC Masatoshi and Susan Yamanaka in honor of Eileen Preston Cherie Yokota Ian and Kazzie Young Jonathan and Pearl Yu Steven and Annette Zack Milton and Jean Zell Harvey and Louisa Zendt William and Rhoda Zobrist ‘41 & ‘43 JC Carol Zosel and Charles Harper I a During thefinal stages of construction, fall, 1996. Richard and Lynne Sadler SAFECO Hiroshi and Masami Saitoh John and Trudy Samples Geraldine Hanny Sargent '35 Michael and Pamela Schaeffer Debby Schauffler Robert and Jill Scheer 45 �- M KING A difference WITH A NEW MIDDLE SCHOOL During the Campaign for the New Middle School, a number of generous donors chose to take advantage of several named gift opportu­ nities. We are pleased to honor these donors by naming the following facili­ ties in our new building in their honor. A Sophonpanich Courtyard B Pauling Science Lab C Drinkward Science Department D Watson-Crick Science Lab E Chary I Cathey Room With Deep Appreciation And Gratitude Oregon Episcopal School Dedicates This Building Meyer Hall To The Philanthropic Vision Of The Meyer Memorial Trust m J3 r Which So Honors The Legacy of Mr. Fred G. Meyer By Promoting The Spirit ... F Of Educational Excellence Entry & Commons G Drama Room B Science Lab P 9 O p e (? e 9 9 G> S’ G> H ------- Math Classroom □r ------ Elevator D Science Lab E Math —\ Classroom First Floor 46 �F Endeavour Commons K G Harold & Alice Lineberger Room Carl & Mary Reynolds Room L H Clarence Alexander Room Sister Waldine Lucia Room M Searle Room I Kelley-Fletcher Reading Alcove N Peter W. Stevens Room O Rellalee G. Stott Room P Daphne Room Q Purdy Computer Lab J Bechen Library R Accessibility Features Generously Donated by: Richard & Nancy Chapman The Kuni Family Sandy & Jeri Haskins Liza Lilley ‘74 Joe & Maggie Robertson S The following donors made generous contributions to the new Middle School Library: Kay & Marty Brantley Yan & Natalya Borodovsky David, Nancy, & Nick TenHulzen Thomas & Rebecca Holder Julie, Brett, Scott, & Paige Sheppard The Warinner Family Jerry & Sally Fish Doris Henningsen Harkson ‘20 Faye E. & Zachary Pepin Philip Allen & Babette Faris I a Library — 1 X ReadingAlcove k s K ----- Project Workspace Q Computer Lab p Humanities Classroom E 9 tvs S’ S’ Humanities Classroom S’ S’ S’ S’ 9% 9 L 9 9 S’ S’ g S’ S’ S’ S’ I ! 9 !q|O~|Q Q 0 o ^5 Humanities Classroom M N Language Classroom Gb ■Qa------ % -------- 1©- co -Language Classroom <£> ■as Second Floor 47 �IP AUTUMN 19 9 6 Alumni Association President’s Corner The school year is off and running! And what a great year this will be! As future alumni look back on this year they will remember a new Middle School building which has been constructed with the help of numerous members of our community. ▲ Jack McCann, Jr. 84. Alumni Association President We will also remember the begin­ ning of a new era under the leader­ ship of our new Headmaster, Mr. Charlie Bergman. Charlie was for­ mally installed on September 10 in the Parish of St. John the Baptist on the OES campus. During the ceremony your Alumni Association presented him with a framed photo of the original site of St. Helens Hall. We hope this will remind Charlie of the rich history of our school, which started with St. Helens Hall in 1869. We also pre­ sented him with an OES Alumni Directory which we hope will help him get to know us. Faculty, staff, parents, students and alumni are all thrilled that the Board of Trustees and the headmaster search com­ mittee were able to find such an well-qualified and exemplary head­ master. Charlie's guidance and vision shall lead our community well into the 21st century. Alumni Association events are off to a flying start! At the beginning of the year we held our fifth annual Alumni Soccer Tournament. Although your alumni team fought hard to win they were beaten by a team made up of future alumni— the current boy’s varsity soccer team! It’s never too early to start practicing for next year! In October we kicked off the OES FUND campaign under the leader­ ship of Liza Lilley ‘74, past Alumni Association President and current Trustee member. This year’s OES FUND theme is Raising Community Spirit, and the goals of the cam­ paign are to raise $380,000 and to increase participation. All donations to the OES FUND go directly to the operating budget of our school. The FUND allows for a diverse aca­ demic program while helping to keep tuition at a reasonable level. Without your continued support of the FUND, many students might not be able to enjoy the same level of education that all of us had. Please show your love for the School by making a generous gift. OES needs YOU! As a student at the School you played a vital role in its history, and as an alum you play just as vital a role in its future! I strongly encourage you to get involved—the benefits you will receive are as immeasurable as is your love for your alma mater. The OES Alumni Board would be honored to have you back on campus for lunch and a tour. Come back and reminisce, visit our beautiful campus and see the changes, and reacquaint yourself with our outstanding community. Please call the Alumni Office at 768-3153 to arrange a date, and we’ll look forward to seeing you. ◄ Among the many gifts given to OES’ new headmaster at his installation was a photo of the original site of the School where it was estab­ lished in 1869, pre­ sented by Alumni Association President Jack McCann Jr. 84. OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 48 �1950 Class Notes 1930 Ruth Simmonds Tunturi ‘34 reports that she still writes for her parish newsletter after having served as society editor for the Oregon Journal during the 40s and 50s. Ruth, who is widowed, is the sister of the late Mary Simmonds Musgrove ‘27. 1940 Marjorie Besson Fintz ‘40 reports that she is spending her lime gardening, exercising her dog, visiting her grandchildren, and taking in the great California sunshine with her husband in their Los Angeles home. Patricia Kendall Apperson ‘48 JC continues to be very busy: she will be an alternate deputy for the General Convention of the Diocese of Olympia in 1997, is the Diocese's church periodical director, is entering her sixth year as a volunteer for Mt. Simmons’ 3rd grade class in Tumwater, WA and as master gardener for Mother Joseph’s Care Center at St. Peters Hospital, and continues to be a member of the Symphony Guild and the Seattle Women’s University Club. “I could add a few more but feel this is enough!” Pat jokes. Paula Barner Smith ‘52 spent March and April of 1996 in England with her daughter, Valerie, and her family. Paula reports that they attended the Oxford University graduation ceremony where Valerie received her doctorate in bio­ chemistry. “Latin scholars would love it,” Paula writes. “Nothing but Latin in the cen­ turies-old ceremony!” Meridel Prideaux *59 was recently appointed to the National Board of Directors for Young Audiences. She was already President of the Oregon/WA Chapter of Young Audiences, and is also busy serving on the boards of the American Advertising Museum and the Portland Oregon Visitors Association (POVA). 1960 Lillian Eaton Kusiek ‘65 reports that she is a teacher at South Medford High School, leaching a class entitled “Family Health,” which incorporates die subjects of health, home eco­ nomics, and counseling. Natalie Giustina Newlove ‘65 writes that she and her family have left San Francisco after living there for 24 years to return “home” to Eugene, OR, and says “it’s so good to be back in the Northwest.” Their nine-year-old son Brandon keeps them busy with baseball and basketball, but Natalie still plays golf whenever she has die time. Georgiana Calley Antonelli ‘66 now lives in Hong Kong; she accompanied her husband Michael when he received an international assignment with IBM to Asia. She writes that she enjoys her leisure time activities which include Chinese history and antiques. She’s currently active in American Women’s Association of Hong Kong, is treasurer of the League of Women Voters Election Central, and volunteers at a local orphanage in Hong Kong. The Antonellis have two children, Nicole, 25, who is married and lives in Baltimore and Michael Sean, 22, in Chicago. Since becoming a CPA, Sheila Maley Bates ‘66 has worked during the lax season in Portland; in her off time she’s traveled to Egypt, Guatemala, Southeast Asia, Europe, India among other places. Other recent travels have included Mexico, Vietnam and Burma; she looks forward to visiting Bulgaria, Romania, the Ukraine and Turkey. Her hobbies include reading and “shopping around the world.” Kim Moyer Beck ‘66 is pursu­ ing a long-awaited goal—she’s a student at Pacific University in Forest Grove, OR and will receive a BA in psychology in 1997. She has also enjoyed traveling abroad to England in ‘88 and in ‘94, to France in ‘95, and to Israel in ‘95. Kim and her husband John have two children, Charles, 18, who just graduated from high school in June, and Rachel, 15. Working for the Cleveland Board of Education as a specif­ ic learning disabilities tutor has kept Susan Marston Bishop ‘66 busy. She received her master’ degree in education in learning disabilities from Cleveland State University in 1995. Susan and her husband Peter adopted a son five years ago; Matthew Allen is now 12. Her hobbies include golf, swimming, aerobics, weight training, and reading. Gardening and reading are favorite leisure activities for Diana Beebe Buchanan *65. Diana is a self-employed read­ ing tutor. She and her husband Bryce are parents of Courtney, 23. and Emily, 17. Jayne Lilies Hill ‘66 reports that she is still teaching 7th grade English and social studies in Salem, OR. Her husband Jim is a battalion chief with the Salem Fire Department. Their son Andy is a sophomore at the University of Washington and daughter Megan is a senior in high school. Jayne attended her 30th reunion and enjoyed visit­ ing with classmates. 49 Michele Cooke Ludlker ‘66 works for the Oregon Health Division. She writes that she enjoys using collage for greet­ ing cards, cardbooks, and bookmarks. Completing her family are son Steven, 27, and grandchildren Cody, 6’/2, and Aaron, 4’/2. Golfing and running are current leisure activities for Maryanne Bailey Hosier ‘66. She also spends time at the Tournament Golf Foundation and at PGA West in California. Her family includes husband Michael, two children, Kisa, 27 and Jamie, 23 and three grandchildren— Taylor, 4, Morgan, 2 and Nicole, 1. Nora Brydges McMillan ‘68 has been working as a women’s health care nurse practitioner in Anacortes, WA. She reports that her two sons are doing well, and her hus­ band has “joined the computer generation whole-heartedly.” 1970 Alexandra Dussin Cook ‘70 is a homemaker and volunteer in die Lake Oswego School System. She is the Children’s Director for the Portland West Class of Community Bible Study, and is also active in music and children ministries at Mt. Park Church. Her husband, David, is the senior VP of OSF International, and they have two sons, 12-year-old Kevin and Carson, who is 9. Peter Purdy ‘72 and his wife Danielle welcomed a new Purdy. Lucas Brand, into the world on June 1, 1996. The family lives in Port Townsend, WA. A Manhattan family has grown by one: Brent Erensel ‘74 and his wife Nina added Esme to the family on August 5. Their sons, Pearce and Hunter, are 4l/’ and 2 years old. Brent recently made a trip to Costa Rica, where he enjoyed some successful tarpon fishing. �1980 Jennifer Trudeau ‘84 reports that she survived the Tillamook floods at Tillamook County General Hospital, where she is a registered nurse. Jennifer is currently living in Netarts, and will be getting married in September to Steven Grayla nds. News from New Jersey: Todd Kissam ‘84 was ordained to the priesthood dur­ ing May in Trenton. NJ, and is still working on the final stages of his MA degree in theology. Todd is also in touch with Diana Smith ‘84, and reports that she received a MA in pub­ lic policy this past June. E-Mail The Alumni Office has wired itself into die Internet. To help our alumni communicate with one another, we are publishing a list of known e-mail addresses. If you would like to be added to the list or just share news for Class Notes, send a message to Helen Kirschner ‘85 in the Alumni Office at the following address: alumni@oes.edu Laura Sani-Pashak *85 is in die process of completing a MA in library science dirough Emporia State University, hav­ ing graduated from the University of Oregon with a major in Asian Studies. Laura married Gregory Pashak in 1989, and they have a 3-yearold son, Jeremy David. 1990 Jason Grover ‘88 received his juris doctor degree from Seatde University’s School of Law in May, and spent this past summer prepping for the Washington Bar Exam. Jason plans to practice law in die Puget Sound area. Adam Flick ‘88 works as an acquisitions coordinator for PhotoDisc, a digital slock pho­ tography company that sells images via CD-ROM disc prod­ ucts as well as through dieir online system on die web. “My job is quite challenging,” Adam reports. "I am really enjoying myself in diis very creative field of work.” Anna Martens ‘91 recently moved to Boulder, CA, to help start up a division of an inter­ national health food company for whom she will provide con­ sulting work. Sister Pemille Martens ‘89 is attending medical school in Denmark, and Kirsten Martens ‘95 is in her sophomore year at Carlton College. Judy Moon, better known to OES classmates as Joanne Lau ‘92. was recently featured in Willamette Week The news­ paper highlighted her music program entitled “Yellow Submarine” which showcases alternative Asian bands, and listed Joanne’s lop ten favorite records from China and Japan. Winde Bekins Strachan ‘86 ibekins@stanwiley.com Heidi Mclsaac Shuford ‘65 Suntrana@aol.com Annika Jensfelt ‘93, who attended OES as an exchange student from Sweden in 1991, repons that she is now study­ ing architecture at die Royal School of Technology in Stockholm, spending her spare time riding horses and working out in track and held. She is hoping to make a visit back to Portland soon. Courtney Voelker ‘95 recently completed a summer internship at the National Industries of Health (Nil 1) in Bethesda, MD. Courtney was working in the Department of Virology in the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. Eric Gebbie ‘94 eng@st-andrew.ac.uk Percy Webster ‘86 jwebster.ccnet .com Courtney Voelker ‘95 paulalex@worldnet.att.net James Isaak ‘85 Theresa Webster ‘87 or JISSAK@cfipro.com Twebster87@aol.com Paul Alexander *84 Sehar Ahmad ‘86 Justin Akkerman ‘88 ahmas@perkinscoie.com Jakkerma@ voelkerc@teleport.com Courtney_Voelker@brown.edu vmcsnat2.telecom.com.au Magda Akkerman ‘86 Jakkerma@ vmcsnat2. telecom. com. au Katherine Eklund ‘88 keeklund@u. washington.edu Brian Litzenberger ‘86 Chia Stockwell ‘88 blitzen@umich.edu cstock@fermat.math.fsu.edu Debbie Kennison Rath ‘86 Steve Bonds ‘90 sbonds@u. washington.edu Kennison@jhudis.dev.jhu.edu Jennifer Riffe ‘86 JPRIFFE@aol.com 50 I ! �Ian Peterson-Nedry ‘95 1977-1996 gifted athlete and poet, Ian graduated from Oregon Episcopal School in 1995 after attending the School for four years. He attended the University of Oregon School of Architecture after gradua­ tion. Ian enjoyed music, landscaping and gardening, soccer and track, and his friends and family. OES enjoyed his numerous contributions to the Upper School Art & Literature magazine, Catch; one of his poems is printed below. The Peterson-Nedry family suggests remembrances be made to support one of Ian’s favorite causes, by sending contributions to The Wetland Conservancy, Ian Peterson-Nedry Fund, P.O. Box 1195, Tualatin, OR 97062. Ian will be missed by his family, friends, and the OES community. IN MEMORIAM Phyllis Henningsen Richardson ‘26 Naples, FL Betty Allyn May ‘26 McMinnville, OR Geraldine Dye Trullinger ‘27 Portland, OR August 15, 1996 Jean Broughton Thomas ‘37 Underwood, WA June, 1996 Martha Randall Mason ‘40 JC Wilsonville, OR July 14, 1996 Barbara Sherman ‘46 Friendswood, TX Anne Thompson Cochran ‘49 Englewood, CO June 22, 1996 Ian Peterson-Nedry ‘95 Newburg, OR October 2, 1996 Died in an automobile accident ▲ Ian Peterson-Nedry '95 (middle) with track coaches Joel Gray (right) and Jay Miles (left), in a photo taken just minutes after Ian and his teammates placed first in the 1995 State 1600 meter relay. Dr. Alice Bahrs Former science teacher at St. Helens Hall Junior College Corvallis, OR Anton Alexander-Skeen Son of Autumn Alexander-Skeen ‘74 Died in an automobile accident, June 1996 Central Washington This Feelin’ The Blues Lazy slow, sticky summer, in a bedroom next to a window fan. Smoking a cigarette and leaning against a chimney, next to a bed. B.B. King is singing some roadside blues, and I too am knowing those chains and thangs. Bum bum ba dwat dum, goes the slow sliding slapping of the bass. Heartbeat stoned eyes, hot air circulation and betrayal. Feeling like a sleeve less tee-shirt, and shorts, sitting in a Harlem window sill, cryin over loss kind of guy. In fades the radio, “I got a cold hearted wrong doin’ woman, and a sssslave drivin’ boss.” 51 �What Ever Happened to These Aspiring Musicians? I N s I D ! E Show & Tell .4 OES Welcomes New Headmaster ■1 sif ■ In Touch With OES, 10 Annual Report of Giving 15 Alumni Association .. ..? ▲ Can you identify any of these St. Helens students from the 1950s? If you’re the first to call or write the Alumni Office with an answer, you’ll win an OES sweatshirt from the Anthill, the School’s student store. President’s Letter .48 Class Notes .49 Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 334 Portland, OR THE OES^ Z7 .8 The Mustard Seed Lol IldlTiiiucr Charlie Bergman OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 6300 S.W. Nicol Road Portland, Oregon 97223 ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED Printed on recycled paper with vegetable-based inks. Please recycle. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Oregon Episcopal School Publications Description An account of the resource This collection is comprised of publications produced by Oregon Episcopal School. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Extent The size or duration of the resource. 1 Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. bound volume Title A name given to the resource The OES Bell Tower Autumn 1996 Subject The topic of the resource Students Student activities Publications Teachers History Annual Report Alumni Class Notes In Memoriam annual report Middle School Campaign Description An account of the resource The OES Bell Tower is a three-times a year OES magazine publication with current events, student activties, alumni class notes and in memoriam, and other points of interest. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Oregon Episcopal School Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource Autumn 1996 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource All rights are reserved by Oregon Episcopal School. Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context oes_magazine_autumn1996.pdf Students; Student activities; Publications; Teachers; History; Annual Report; Alumni; Class Notes; In Memoriam; annual report; Middle School Campaign;