http://archive.oes.edu/files/original/622d68cdd68eb918fa3d2c8c0176d795.pdf 148539e325b07193f9521d51c8d82b7c PDF Text Text MISSION IMPOSSIBLE CASE #27 1995-1996 I. ■ �MISSION IMPOSSIBLE This case’s mission is to graduate 46 Seniors with a fun and exciting year. This research will show those involved (Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Faculty), what is necessary for them to graduate (Academics), the difficulties of getting there (Sports), the joys of the process (Activities), and those who supported them (People and Advertisers). IT CAN BE DONE! �''I w * / I I TABLE OF CONTENTS Accomplices .3 Requisites 29 Difficulties 41 Amusements 57 Conspirators 69 Supporters 99 *> J, 1 2RUZ ���TIME TO SHOW-OFF! WE’RE THE TOP! ����4* A �The Seniors... Ashley Berman Sarah Bickford Hank Cushman Amy Davis Brian Davis Brad Feliz Lorissa Foster Adam Greene Amy Greene Jeffrey Herman Kyle Hoelscher Cathy Huynh Cameron Kellett Galena Kline John Lamb Keri Lashbaugh Cassie Lautenschleger Jung Ah Lee John Liu Keita Miyazaki Tristan Morse Erin Murphy Lee Njue jig 6 �Class Of 1996! 4*1 Darren Olson Louise Osborne Ryan Radecki Carl Russell Yosuke Sawada Evan P. Seifert Kathi Shoemake Matthew Slater Kendra Smith Kristin Solberg Cam Stewart Simone Stout Nicole Swink Shizuka Takanishi Ryan Taylor Jack Teng Tom Teng Kay Washington Rob Webber Julia Weitzer Travis White Michael Wood Kei Yamaguchi f'ft I 7 �The Juniors John Becker Angie Bevill Aaron Bitte Simon Brown Steve Chiang Vicky Choi Matt Clark Brian Crossman Meghan Daaboul Alexis Davis Lloyd de Bruin Andy de Guzman Chris Edell Jordan Elliot Andersen English Tamas Feher Alice Gray Heather Gregory Gwen Gruetter Kavita Heyn Lacie Hickey Andrew Hoffman Marcin Jeske Jeffrey Kinzer Masakazu Kobayashi Ted Kollar Candy Koo Jonathon Kowolik Chang Wook Lee Rita Lee * 8 �F f Sydney Levin Serena Lin Anmar Madani Dan Menely Won Moc Sarah Morse Grant Phillips Heidi Phillips Nancy Pickering Adrienne Ponting Sarah Pope Andrew Rollins Elizabeth Savage Daniel Schiff Vivien Sit Dao Sophonpanich Tunde Sosanya Mandy Stewart Elizabeth Surya Thomas Totanchy David Van Ballegooijen Eric Vinson Annie Warner Kyle Williamson Amy Wilson Jenny Wilson Allison Winningstad Eric Wittmayer Brian Zakarian 9 �r I 9/9 The Sophomores *211 Will Anton Emily Bechen Daniel Beutler Gina Bevill Lindsey Blauer Clair Brown David Browning David Cade Michael Charpentier Anne Chipman Rachael Cookson Meaghan Corwin William Darden Kate Dickinson Max Doblie Amber Dubose Ben Eder David Eder Megan Glick Raymond Gunawan Jeffrey Gundle Badaja Hedlund Christine Hilderbrand Conor Huseby David Hutchinson Amy Jacobsen Arnie Lamb Gabe Levin Jennifer Liggett Thon Lisahapanya Nathan Lowe 10 �Taylor Matheson Elizabeth McCann Katie Meyers Justin Morasch Kiruthi Njenga Theresa Nogeire Labe Orloff Pam Parker Naomi Pease Wynne Peterson-Nedry Stephanie Pevec Nathaniel Rein Harvey Rogers Becky Russell Jane Sadler Kelly Schunk Felicity Shoulders Brian Shum Elias Silvernail Carola Sonnde Suzanne Spencer Julawat Suppipat Natsumi Takao Joana Tenorio David Warner John Waskey Andy Webber Rose Whitmore Nathaniel Willing Jessica Yu Jordan Ziegler 11 �i The Freshman Kalhrxn Bambam Anna Blessing Emily Bnnegar Anne Buhl Laura Champion Henry Chandler Leslie Colip Heather Curl Lauren Daaboul Niles Davidson Charlie Enloe Jordan Fink Shane Fisher Arnie Graves Shingo Harada Jason Henkle Craig Hudgins Lynn Huynh Piper Iles Omer Inan Jennifer Ing Danny Kang Ann Kellett Seth Kelsey Eleanor Kim Trey Knollman Amy Laird Nick Liu Cuong Luu ii 12 I �i ah m * Hideyoshi Masuda Amie McClung Elizabeth Merritt Nicholas Merwin Wairimu Mungai Breanna Orsborn Omar Ortega Christopher Patsis Nicole Pattamanuch Carissa Ponting Greer Rabiega Carole-Anne Randall-Stitt Megan Reeves Bobby Romanski Coreen Sapp Patty Jeanne Semura Emily Shepard Yumi Shigematsu Lasa Sophonpanich Callie Souther Nathan Spencer Jennifer Sunshine Lisa Taylor Jack Tillotson Marc Vanselow Katherine Voll Anna Wahler Robin Walsh Taylor Wilcox 13 �Oldies But Goodies dr Anne Bartlett Sharon Cade John Capen Anne Cass * a ■ ■. \ 1 ' y. fl / "l71 **1 Corbet Clark Coleen Conkey Gary Crossman Cynthia Doran | f < I* w v / Nancy Doulis Pat Freeman Cara Frey Micheline Ghattas Joel Gray Terry Hansen Rosa Hemphill Art Horst Martha Horst Tanja Horvat John Kerslake Sue Knight r 1 1 - 14 �Diana Kornet Bill Lamb John LeCavalier Dana Lewis Chris Locke Kate Loggan Matt Lyon Sean McEnroe 1 4 *r-, Christina Meyerhoff Jack O’Brien Moneeka Settles Richard Sherwood Bev Shue vSm.*. Pat Smith Hope Stevens David Streight Karen Talus - Carlene Traverso Kris Van Hatcher Pamela Vohnson Robin Weitzer 15 �We’re Almost There! Senior Year Another year brings a new class of Seniors. This year’s group spent their first few days together at the Sandy River. They thought about upcoming goals as a class and about the dreaded college applications. But, during their free time, there was no talk of colleges it was time to Play. The last night was spent all together passing around JLC's rock, the same rock that went on the Freshman trip when these big Seniors were little Freshman. The time has flown by and the rock was all but forgotten, but the old Seniors were glad to see it again and the new Seniors were glad to be included in the tradition. Good Morning! Carl Russell is all smiles alter a good night s sleep. It’s A Lovely Day! A group of Seniors enjoy a day of fun and games in the sun. We’re Ready, We’ve Got Each Other! Simone Stout and Amy Greene are prepared to take on Senior year. x/W Do We Really Want To Do This? Nicole Swink and Louise Osborne mull over the fact that they are now Seniors. J 16 �w. *A ; V'eah, .Just What He Said. Tristan Morse is enjoying his free time while varm in his sleeping bag. Where's That Four Leaf Clover? Julia Weitzer and Erin Murphy search for charms to help start their last year right. Hey, I Can See Your Cards. Matt Slater, Lorissa Foster and Tristan Morse play an intense game of cards. “I Almost Got It!” Some Seniors try their luck at hacky sack and make the most out of a sunny day. What Can I Say? Darren Olson is happy and ready to start his 3rd year qt OES. Lee, You’re Going the Wrong Way! Two Seniors Play imaginary basketball while Lee Njue goes the other way. 7 Row, Row', Row Your Boat... Galena Kline and John LeCavalicr test the high seas. �1 Juniors-The Work-A-Holics We’re finally done!! Angie Bevill, David Van Ballegooijen, Alexis Davis, and Gwen Gruetter relax during the day at the park on Friday. Time for a break? Thomas Totanchy. Matt Clark, and Brian Crossman woi hard to renovate Old McDonalds Fai for at-risk youth. . ■ I Peace everyone. A group of juniors enjoy lunch on their last day which was spent Gabriel Park. 14 Lunch break!! Brian C., Chris E., Dan S. and Eric W. enjoy their lunch break; it was a good time to rest after three hours of hard work. 1 �Every year the juniors take a trip all the way to South East Portland! The class is broken up into small service groups and they do various service activities on Wednesday and Thursday. Some of the activities were Community Energy Project, Trail work at Forest Park and Tryon Creek State Park, helping out at Old McDonalds Farm, and helping to do yard work for the elderly. In the evenings the class did various activities such as football, Frisbee, capture the flag, movies, and socializing. This year the class got Friday as a “free day!” The class decided to spend the day relaxing and playing games at Gabriel Park. Josh this is interesting! Tamas Feher and Andersen English work on improving rails at Forest Park. "areful, don’t spill. Heather Gregory and Lacie Hickey arcfully pour paint into buckets in order to paint animal ouses at Old McDonalds Farm. What is down there? Drew Rollins looks on intently as Tamas Feher and Won Moc work on improving Forest Park. 19 �Trek Through Carola Sonnde, Emily Bcchen, Miss Kornct, Andy Webber, and Jordan Ziegler take a moment to admire one of the great views. Elias Silvernail is afraid of dinner. Sophomore Class Trip For 3 days it was no showers, no bathroom and hard work. The OES sophomore class went back packing through Mt. Jefferson. Th sophomores were divided into eight groups to travel on different sections of the trail in which all of the sophomores met up at the en< of the hike. Each group was led by at least one OES faculty member and an Outward Bound instructor. There were 8 students to a group Many of the OES students agreed that the hike was a great experience and a chance to get to know fellow OESians better. John Waskey is a happy camper. 20 I �The Woods Itephanie Pevec. David Edcr. and Elias Silvernail are happy o take get their packs off after a hard day’s work. All the sophomores learned map and compass skills on the like. But it’s a good thing that no one got lost ... Bambi is found along the hike. Other animals such as frogs »v;re not uncommon. Views like this make a long day of hard work seem worthwhile. Geez, that bag looks heavy! i Stephanie Pevec is tired of group activities. 21 �Getting To Know You! This aardvark is one of many sand-creations made by groups of Freshmen, for the competition. I xr The freshman trip took place® at Camp Magruder, near Seasic There was a lot to do, other tha| playing “get to know you” games, including the traditional “Freshman sharing time aroun= the campfire, with the sacred c rock, on the last night.” We could play a variety of sports, ; and there was also a big swing F that many enjoyed; teachersan! students. We had a question/answer time, where wj learned all the “what ifs” abouto being caught smoking. We als(? had access to a lake, where boa' were open to us, if the lifeguardwas there. During the free time1 they gave us, we were able to . visit the ocean, or stare at the ■ 6,000 cross country runners | passing by. The Freshman Trip’ was a good learning experience* and a lot of fun. i * < ” - -Jr / “That could work ...” Anna Blessing and Nick Merwin work on their “Egg-Drop” project. “Uh, yeah, I guess.” Annie Buhl (left) and Shane Fisher (right) look a little doubtful about their “Egg-Drop” construction. Shingo Harada is the sand-creation fo: his group. He is surrounded by (left to right) Taylor Wilcox, Piper Iles, Callie Souther and Emily Shepard. 1 “Teamwork!” Anna Wahler and Shingo Harada are hard-at work to make their egg unbreakable with a limited amount of straws and tape. 22 �The Freshman Trip ii / “Lovely weather we re having. Lynn Huynh enjoys a nice sunny day at the beach with the rest of her class. Perfect!” Yumi Shigematsu helps her group out by adding the finishing touches to ieir sand-creations. Join the party!” (left to right) Heather -url, Jordan Fink, Laura Champion, ’atty Jeanne Semura, and Brc Orsborn ive it all they’ve got in their group’s ommunications skit. I’ve got you now!” The “dragon” ohn Capen) attacks his “trespasser” Chris Locke) in the faculty Dinmunications skit. ’ I ’ • . i “Here I gooowaaaah!” Anne Bartlett enjoys a wild ride on the big swing. • b- ; ,* “Hmph! Where’d he go!?!” John Capen’s impersonation of an isolated dragon about to encounter his first “houseguest.” Corbet Clark can fly? 23 �Hibernating Aardvarks I I r The Lady’s Man ... Yeah, right: Brian Zakarian with Katie Meyers, Pamela Pari and Rachael Cookson. If you know Shingo Harada, this photo i speaks for itself:) .. lit 24 Friends Forever. Kavita Heyn, Rachael Cookson, and Joana T. de Figueiredo reflect the friendships that develop in the dorms. �Dormies take their free time to pose for a “HOTTIE” shot: Tom Teng, Yosuke Sawada, Elisabeth Surya, Cassandra Lautenschleger, Masakazu Kobayashi, Vivien Sil. Jack Teng. Sarah Pope, Won Moc, Kavita Heyn, Brian Zakarian, and Kristen Solberg. The guys in the dorms have great fun! Can’t you tell? David Warner, Tom Teng, and Brian Zakarian. “Did I hear someone say couch potato?”: Joana Tenorio and Kavka Hcyn. “Hello There!”: Sydney Levin “You’re kidding,” Rachael Cookson, Kristen Solberg and Joana Tenorio have fun during a dorm meeting. The dorm students were a little tentative about starting a new year, but with the help of new and old dorm parents it was easier getting to know people. From staying up late on the weekdays watching Comedy Central, to going bowling on the weekends, the dormies had a great time getting to know each other. “OES is a community, but the dorm students create a diverse community within that.” Quotes like these may give you an idea of what it is like to live in the dorms, but unless you actually do, you’ll never have the privilege of knowing what it’s like to be a Hibernating Aardvark. 25 �| 1 I 14 �27 �■ Announcements, announcements announcements... Gathering is a time when both teachers and students share announcements, and wrack their brains to answer the daily trivia question posed by Ted Kollar, the Trivia Master. Every Friday is Mystery Friday where a few lucky students fall prey to the Student Council and participate in one of their silly activities. Gathering often provides a nice break in the school’s daily routine. A 1b Uh, whal’d he say? Gwen Gruetter, Louise Osborn and Kristin Solberg decipher strange announcements. | 5 kS IIIIIIR 3 Out of Every 4 Students Think Gathering Is Fun. Danic Schiff, Joana Tenorio. David Warner, and Carl Russell sit through another Gathering. “We’re Out For BLOOD!” Ashley Berman announces a girls’ soccer game against our top rival, Catlin Gabel. “What Did I Do To Deserve This?” Evan Seifert, Student Council President, survives another Mystery Friday. “How Y’all Do-in ? Trivia-Ted asks his traditional question during gathering. “Aren’t I Beautiful?” Simon Brown gets “beautified” by his sister Clair during the sibling Mystery Friday. 14 28 “Someone Do Something Funny Before We All Fall Asleep!” Cuong Luu, Drew Rollins, and Jordan Ziegler desperately try to stay awake. “Can’t Wait To Hear That Trivia!” Tristan Morse, last year’s Trivia Master, gets excited for gathering. �Requisites 29 �Myths, Mesopotamia, and Monks The English department offers a wide variety of courses for Seniors. One of the more interesting courses is Shakespeare for the Stage. In this course students approach the plays as plays instead of literature. They study the characters and write critical essays about them to learn how to portray them better. The course is centered around the Shakespeare plays going on in Portland, many of which they will sec during the semester. So What Is Love...? Darren Olson and Jeff Herman in Philosophy of Love. Kei Yamaguchi, Amy Greene, and Jack Teng listen to David Streight in Philosophy of Love. No, It’s Like This ... Amy Wilson, Aaron Bitte, and Lloyd deBruin get into a deep discussion about History. a T/ 7j W MTS //. 30 Nicole Swink, Alice Gray, and Rachael Cookson in Buddhism. �E ! I i I I Almost Done! Andersen English, concentrating on finishing his U.S. History assignment. Clair Brown and Taylor Matheson having fun in English. ?arissa Ponting, Wairimu Mungai, and ?uong Luu express their feeling about iumanities. Robin Walsh, Henry Chandler, and Heather Curl, hard at work in Humanities. r * > /’in Done! Tundc Sosanya kicks back in U.S. History while Brian Crossman, Thomas Totonchy, and Jordan Elliot work on their assignment. 31 �CRUZ ,1^. esia ej fcar.o? u-onta KimbaJI proofreads some of TavJor Ma[hesC' ) 4 > / z ie "ants a hair cut. I DEPARTAMENTn pE IClONfAs <dz 14 32 ■i �Universal Languages i i i This year, foreign language has taken a great and exciting start. Most students at OES take a foreign language or speak one. OES students have the option of taking Japanese, French or Spanish. The OES teachers teach language skills and customs of the cultures that we learn about. This year’s French teachers are Micheline Ghattas and Pam Vohnson, Rich Sherwood and Atsuko Matsuyama are teaching Japanese and Katharine Kimball and Dana Lewis have been teaching Spanish. Students have been given the option of spending time in a different country to apply to language skills that they learn at OES. Such programs have been offered from the AMIGOS program, ASSIST, Rotary, and others. £ ana Lewis explains a Spanish lesson to Alice Gray, Sarah iorsc, and Angie Bevill while playing charades. ian Shum wonders why he’s ponly French student in the ^ss. The Three Stooges Andy de Guzman, Tristan Morse and Carl Russell show us what Spanish is all about: Eating and goofing off! 33 �Derivitives, Databases, and Deadcats OES has an excellent science department. We offer a wide variety of choices. They are Biology, Honor Biology, Wetlands Ecology, Chemistry, Honors Chemistry, Physics, Honors Physics, Advanced Physics, Anatomy and Physiology, Environmental Geology, and Science, Technology, and Society. Our math department is structured to fit the needs of each individual. Many classes at any different levels are offered for that reason. The math department consists of Sharon Cade, Gary Crossman, Nancy Doulis, Art Horst, Martha Horst, Sue Knight, and Chris Locke. Computers are a major part of the academic needs at OES. Every student has an e-mail account and th computer lab is never empty. The computer department consists of the one and only “lovely” John Kerslake. John Lamb makes dissecting his furry friend fun. 34 BEST BUDS. Gabe Levin and his anorexic friend team together to do ... Um ... Scientific things. With intensity Erin Murphy clips the skin of the dead cadaver. SPACING OUT!! Andrew Hoffman dumbfoundedly stares into space whi trying to block out the voice of his science teacher. �1 i* I a—7 I 3~.rf I $■ g BLAST FROM THE PAST!! Annie Warner, dressing for success, works blatantly on her FST homework. ARE WE HAVING FUN YET? Eyeing the camera, Chris Edell finds a way to distract himself, for a second, from his PDM class. 5 LOOK AT ME, MOM!! While showing off for the camera Mr. Locke still manages to teach his Advanced Algebra class. Candy Koo and Keita Miyazaki work intensely on the computer. 4'k "Ml 1 WHAT DO YOU MEAN I HAVE NO MAIL? Won Moc curiously looks at his e-mail, but disappointedly finds nothing. 35 �A Part In The Arts.. O.E.S. offers many art courses including Ceramics, Art Trek, Paper Arts, Graphic Arts and Architecture. Students in Drawing 1 learn to draw in different perspectives and at the end of the semester must complete a self-portrait. In the painting class students learn how to make a canvas, mix paints, and to paint. Art Trek involves a variety of projects. Students get to experience ceramics, drawing, Indian Art, and other media. i HMM ... LET’S SEE HERE Jeff Kinzer carefully erases and redraws part of his art project. »>vj , r UH ... SMILE Amy Wilson poses for the camera instead of painting. 36 WORK! WORK! WORK! Leslie Colip steadily works on her project for Graphic Art. �I cJ f=» \ ! CLAY. CLAY. CLAY. Boxes of clay wait to be used by the ceramic class. FALLING ASLEEP? Quite the opposite! Kendra Smith, a Senior, concentrates extremely hard on her art project. WHAT IS ART? “Art is a black circle in a white room,” Bre Orsborn. “Those lines on paper,” Laura Champion. “Art is that guy who lives with Martha!” Jennifer Liggett. “Art is music, love, poetry and anything you want it to be,” Pam Parker. ‘A way of expressing yourself,” Carola Sonnde. 1 1 �So Many Activities, So Little Time! Activity period is meant to be a time when students go outside the normal curriculum in ways that are meant to be fun and educational. Some activities’ goal is to produce a product like a newspaper or the Art-Lit magazine, but some are just meant to give students a chance to pursue other interests they have. Kiruthi Njenga talks with Rosa Hemphill during the research activity. Sarah Pope in Concert Band, which gives more accomplished musicians a chance to play in a group. Yumi Shigematsu concentrates on playing her violin in Concert Band. Robin Walsh works on perfecting another letter in Calligraphy. Evan Seifert leads yet another Student Council meeting while Alexis Davis, Kei Yamaguchi, and Annie Warner listen intently. I 38 �MM Alice Gray works on her Calligraphy assignment. Ryan Radecki and Travis White looking excited as they listen to Annie Warner in Student Council. During Peer Counseling, Shane Fisher works on, uh ... counseling stuff. Wairimu Mungai plays on computers and synthesizers during the electronic media activity. Laura Champion and Jennifer Liggett hurry to meet their first page deadline in Yearbook. John Liu, Joana T. de Figueiredo, Serena Lin, and Rita Lee work with Robin Weitzer to produce “The Voice,” a newsletter written by the international students. In preparation for Open-Mike night, Sydney Levin sets up the lights in the Great Hall. 39 = �J ■ 1/ / ■'« 1 t '■ ■ ! 40 M �Amusements ii ■ i 41 i �Pacing for Glory! What a Kodak moment!: Art Horst “You’re not worthy!!”: Honorably mentioned Amy Laird bows down to first and second team members, Elias Silvernail and Tunde Sosanya. WOMEN RULE!!!: Amy Laird, the only female on the cross country team. Yupp, I’m the best, there’s no competition!: Nick Liu Elias Silvernail and Andy Web­ ber show their affection for one another af­ ter a meet. Going for the gold: Charlie Enloe 42 A �Members of the Pack Members of the pack take a short break to pose for the camera: Elias Silvernail, Nick Liu, Andy Webber, Charlie Enloe, Amy Laird The mighty sophomores team up against a freshman: Elias Silvernail, Andy Webber, and Nick Liu. The Team Amy Laird 9 Nathan Spencer 9 Charlie Enloe 9 Craig Hudgins 9 Nick Liu 9 i Andy Webber 10 Elias Silvcrnail 10 David Hutchinson 10 Tunde Sosanya 11 Matt Clark 11 Rob Webber 12 I ♦COACH: Art Horst “Nothing to worry about, I’ll win’’: Charlie Enloe 43 �>8 • * Pass, Set, Kill — F Senior Sorrow. Seniors Cassie Lautenschleger, Julia Weitzer, and Kathi Shoemake are sad to see volleyball season come to an end, but Cassie is going a little too far! Top to bottom: Coach Diane Spencer, Sue Spencer, Gwen Gruetter, Julia Weitzer, Arnie Lamb, Kathi Shoemake, Coach DeeAnn Albaugh, Cassie Lautenschleger, Meghan Daaboul, Heather Gregory, and Jen Ing. Showing her unique, but effective way of spiking, Gwen Gruetter dances her way to victory. i ! 1 I Circle of Friends. The girls varsity volleyball team show not only 44 their sportsmanship, but their great friendship as well. Picture Perfect. Gwen Gruetter, Julia Weitzer, an Kathi Shoemake give big smiles to show their han work and friendship. �1 I 1 V. I. (B-row, L to R): A. McClung, L. Colip, Coach Lamb, S. isher, W. Mungai, P. Iles, K. Solberg, J. Lee, L. Daaboul. Hangin Together. The girls varsity volleyball team pose perfectly for a group picture. . 7.4 V. II. (B-row, L to R): A. Kellett, S. Levin, E. Shepard, C. )uther, C. Ponting, B. Orsborn, N. Takao W1 Big Slam!! Heather Gregory slams the □all and wins a point against Portland Xdventist. Bang it Boys’! Annie Kellett, David Warner and Won Moc show their spirit by cheering for the girls varsity volleyball team. Standing Tall. Heather Gregory and Meghan Daaboul aren't afraid to show 45 that they are kids at heart. �Men’s Soccer Ben Edcr takes off for a header | Men’s Varsity: (Bk. Row. L to R) Totonchy, Njue, Mck, Coach Dobos, Russell, Vin­ son, Harada. (Mid. Row, L to R) Sawada, Spencer, Rollins, T. Morse, Anton, B. Eder. (Fr. Row, L to R) D. Eder, Walsh, Yamaguchi s .. V T.. ► z—f ■4 / Won Moc easily controls the high 46 pressure atmosphere J ^.fusaas. Will Anton gives a helping shoulder as David Eder hobbles off the field Andy De Guzman displays his OE skills, as he passes a defender �f:■'**■* ■: g? ■C£'« Wj J**” Sack row, L to R: H. Masuda. T. Teng, N. Willing, Coach Justin Kerr, J. Teng, D. Warner, A. Hoffman. Middle row, L to R: G. Levin, C. Luu, C. Lee, T. Feher, D. Schiff, J. Lamb, M. Wood, D. Olsen, K. Njcnga. Front row, L to R: D. Van B., M. Doblie, D. Kang, N. Lowe. k Lee Njue shows no fear as he attacks the goal with finesse and style i Pretty Boys David Eder, Won Moe, Yosukc Sawada, Kei Yamaguchi and Lee Njue pose for GQ magazine Carl “The Muscle” Russell counts how many players he went through to score Tristan Morse is “The Man”. �O.E.S. Kick It!!! O.E.S. Girls Varsity Soccer TEAM Left to right. Back row: Mandy ! Stewart. Amy Greene. Kavka Hcyn, Assistant Coach Lisa Gordon, Coach Kris Van Hatcher.al Sarah Pope, Annie Warner, Stephanie Pevec. Middle row: Lacll Hickey, Amy Wilson, Pam Parker. Louise Osborne, Jen Sunshine, Nicole Pattamanuch, Badaja Hedland. Front row: Cathy Huynh J Vicky Choi, Ashley Berman, Taylr1 Matheson. I O.E.S. Girls Varsity had a terrific season. The Varsity Coach, Kris VanHatcher, helped prepare the team and get them ready to win most of their games. “Even if he did make us get up at 7:00am during the pre-season, we couldn’t have done it without him,” quotes one of his players. The team went on to win the Sportsmanship Award and are now League Co-Champions. ALMOST THERE! Amy Wilson goes after the ball, ready to score at anytime. II ATTACK!!! Ashley Berman tries to plow over the other team’s goalie to make a goal for her team. GETTIN’ GROOVY! To show their team spirit, Girls Varsity Soccer goes rctro-70s. �I] ft c b o a V?. K ' X' ■ 7*\ f s r i*. ' i '.t •. i O.E.S. GIRLS J.V. SOCCER Left to right. Back row: Carola Sonnde, Elizabeth Savage, Nicole Pattamanuch, Team Manager Laura Champion, Coach Katharine Kimball, Wynne Peterson-Nedry. Katie Meyers. Angie Bevill. Middle row: Kavita Heyn. Lindsey Blauer, Naomi Pease. Rose Whitmore, Theresa Nogeire, Anna Wahler. Front row: Patty Jeanne Semura, Coreen Sapp. Girls J.V. Soccer had a good season. Although they did not win all their games, they still did a great job. The first goal of the season was scored by Rose Whitmore. Coreen Sapp, one of the two J.V. goalies says, “I love being goalie because of all the pressure!” This year the coach for the team was Katharine Kimball or “Kat” as she is referred to by the team. i f .J. BUTTS UP!!! Mandy Stewart, Lacie Hickey, and Amy Wilson get ready to pounce on their players! OH, NO YOU DON’T! Amy Wilson blocks out her defender so she can’t get to the ball. ! I : COME AND GET IT!!! Stephanie Pcvec dribbles the ball towards the other team’s goal. THERE IT GOES! Mandy Stewart watches the ball roll by before running after it. LOOK AT ME!!! Pam Parker uses all her strength to do a throw-in. �OES Ski Team Racer Ready... 10...5...4...3 Top: Left to Right: Harvey Rogers, Marcin Jeske, Cameron Kellett, Cory Hoffman (Coach), Cameron Stewart, Sarah Pope, Shingo Harada, Labe Orloff Middle: Sue Spencer, Henry Chandler, Conor Huseby, Alexis Davis, Kavita Heyn, Chris Edell, Sydney Levin, Simon Brown Bottom: Jennifer Liggett, Gwen Gruetter, Coreen Sapp, Theresa Nogeire, Annie Kellett, Heidi Phillips, Angie Bevill Smile For The Camera! Heidi Phillips and Angie Bevill are anxious to get up to the 5Q mountain. I Conor Huseby speeds down the coun eager to see how fast he’s flying. �I RACER #17 IN THE STARTING GATE. Racer ready, 10 ... 5 ... 4 ... 3, and Sue Spencer gets ready to tear up the varsity course. John Waskey speeds down the JV course taking his turns quick and tight. Varsity girls Sarah Pope and Theresa Nogeire smile and wait for their races to begin. READY AND WAITING. Simon Brown waits patiently for his race to begin. Henry Chandler barrels down the course in hopes of winning first place. 51 �Hard Work Pays Off...Sometimes I Coach Sherwood, Asst. Coach Frey, Voll, Morse, Yu, Lautenschlcger, Greene, Foster, Schunk, Parker, Hickey, Choi. Mine! Lacie Hickey jumps up for a rebound against Catlin while Lorissa Foster and Katherine Voll rush to help out. 52 ' 1 We Always Knew She Was Possessed. Vicky Choi leave her defender behind as she drives for the basket. He Is Not OK! Varsity coach Rich Sherwood doing, urn, well ... his own thing. �u • •: ist Try And Stop Me. Jessica Yu takes ijump shot over her defender in a game gainst Catlin. You Wanna Fight About It? Rich expresses his frustration while Jessica Yu cheers on her teammates. Gimme A Big Hug! Lacie Hickey and Vicky Choi pose for the camera during half-time tack row: Russell, Dickinson, Coach Cade, Graves, Champion. Middle row: Sit, Pickering, Mauer, Fisher, Lamb, Orsborn. Front row: Cookson, Mungai, Brinegar, Curl. Who Are YOU Looking At? Varsity Assistant Coach Cara Frey is looking excited at half-time. 53 �Another Year, Another Exciting Team . • JV2 Back Row: N. Lowe, N. Rein, C. Luu, Coach Carmichael, N. Liu, W. Darden, D. Kang Second Row: M. Vaneslow, O. Ortega, N. Merwin, D. Beutler, R. Gunawan, J. Zeigler Tristan Morse For Three! n 7s This year’s basketball teams did a great job, and had a wonderful season. The varsity team started the year off with a bang, winning their first Jamboree game. A lot of people showed up for their big game: Will they go to playoffs? Nobody knows for sure yet. Congratulations on a job well done; and good luck for games to come! i 54 J V Back Row: D. Warner, W. Moc, Coach King, O. Inan, B. Crossman Front Ro T. Feher, D. Cade, L. deBruin T. Totonchy I �i i I 1 Varsity Back Row: C. Russell, J. Elliot, G. Phillips, O. Inan, J. Teng, Front Row: T. Morse, D. Cade, T. Teng. K. Williamson, L. deBruin, T. Sosanya What’ll It Be Coach?” Jack Teng, )mer Inan, Tom Teng, Grant Phillips nd Lloyd deBruin listen intently. <yle Williamson is ready for a break. “Defense!” O.E.S. shows their stuff against a tough competitor. Tunde Sosanya looks ready to pass to one of his team-mates. “Anyone Open?” Jordan Elliott has to think fast about his next move. These guys are obviously enjoying a little rest. 55 �■ FOOD ■I M *1 i s r j 56 I “Fencing Is Life!!’’ Greer Rabiega shows his love for Fencing by wearing an eye-catching T-shirt. “Lunge ... Retreat ... Advance ...!” Brian Davis shows some fancy footwo while trying to beat a fellow fencer. �Activities •i I ■ 57 ��• ■. > 5BF'< > s3 L-v-l - ■•■■• : X > J"•V. !■ I ■* • xg £ P-i bi’ • . ' 3 1 J)**** i -i | ’ I4* \ s> 7 I ! /I ■Eh '*®r ■■ .-Xx - iI 7 ( \ t .< 59 �Music Mania!!! OES has many musical opportunities. There is choir, acappella, musical theatre, and a jazz band. Musical theatre and choir are directed by Adam Steel Acappella is made up of a group ■ chosen singers under the directio of Diana Kornet. PARTY ON! The OES choir trip becomes a great place for hanging out and of course singing! SLEEPING ON THE JOB? Director Adam Steele seems to be taking a doze during choir practice. NEW MUSIC GUYS? Evan Seifert and John Liu take time t< study their music. © 1 AH MAN! Won Moc looks as though he has made a mistake, while on lookers start to laugh. 60 NOW SMILE! A group of choir members take a break for a photo. �ppp ACAPPELLA: Back row, L to R: Amy Jacobsen, Won Moc, Jung Ah Lee, Ryan Taylor, Kris Solberg, Lindsey Blauer, Evan Seifert, Jack Teng, Angie Bevill, Director Diana Kornet. Front row, L to R: John Liu, Joana T. de Figueiredo, Bub-Bub Suppipat. 1 z SING IT! Soloist Angie Bevill sings during an Upper School Gathering. OH YA! Amy Jacobsen sings a solo, while everyone turns to watch Bub-Bub Suppipat. JUST HANGIN’! R.T. and Won Moc take a break from singing. 61 �X-Periods & Chapels i 0ii This year the OES community was fortunate to have such visitors as Freeman Dyson, Jane Goodall, and Richard Leakey just to name a few. Not only do we have these people to thank for providing us with thought provoking insights but our diverse student and faculty community has entertained and helped us gain knowledge on various subjects all year. Our chapels and X-periods have given us this unique opportunity which is only another great aspect of the OES community. And what did the Kenyans think about Richard Leakey? “I think he does a very good job with the conservation of wildlife in Kenya, but I don’t think he should get involved with politics,” said Lee Njue. But Kiruthi Njenga’s opinion was a little different. “Mr. Leakey’s political intentions are very good. I think he should join with other political powers, and I wouldn’t mind if he became president.” 1 I •A Dr. Jane Goodall enjoys a cup of coffee with her tail-less chimpanzee after speaking to the OES upper school. Masakazu Kobayashi entertains us wil his classical guitar: “It’s bad 62 man!’’ �A skit is performed for the All School St. Nicholas Chapel. The Spanish Inquisition”: Evan Porter-Seifert and Ryan Radecki Perform a skit during a Mystery Friday. A Partrid e In A. Pear Tree era ..H Michael Charpentier blows us away with his talent. Do ... Re ... Mi: Adam Steele's choral group makes harmony during the All School Chapel. “TWO TURTLE DOVES!!! ... and a par­ tridge in a pear tree ft “I feel good!!” John Lamb plays the drums during an open mike X-period. 63 �The Curious Savage J i I Z J “Where Are Those Bonds?” Nancy Pickering defends her husband. Adam Greene, from an accuser who thinks that Adam Greene is the one who stole the bonds. \ V * “I Hope She Isn't Beautiful. Competition Exhausts Me.” Eager! Adrienne Ponting listens to Heathd Gregory recalling her days as an j actress. “My Head Is Pounding.’’ Heather Gregory fools her three children into thinking she is terribly ill. “I Can’t Believe It!” Heather Gregory informs Elizabeth Savage of her great fortune. “It Can’t Be!’’ Nancy Pickering finds the truth of Heather 64 Gregory’s fortune. “Oh, How Dreadful.” Heather Gregory reads of her children’s encounter with the police. �CAST Mrs. Savage: Heather Gregory Titus: Ryan Radecki Lily Bell: Taylor Wilcox Samuel: Marcin Jeske Fairy Mae: Adrienne Ponting Hannibal: Darren Olson Jeffrey: Adam Greene Florence: Heidi Phillips Mrs. Paddy: Emily Shepard Dr. Emmett: Elizabeth Savage Ms. Wilhelmina: Nancy Pickering “You Hid The Bonds Where?” Taylor Wilcox falls for the mischievous plan about the location of the bonds. “Well It Goes Like This ...” (bold) Heather Gregory explains a sticky situation to Adrienne Ponting and Heidi Phillips. Heidi Phillips catches Darren Olson in blind man’s bluff. Why The First Time 1 Put My Arms Around Lily Bell, She Bit Me.” The guests listen to Heather Gregory tell them of her horrifying stories about her children. “Bach With Variations Of My Own.” Darren Olson plays a lovely tune on his fiddle. J 65 �The Good Doctor This year’s All-School Play, directed by Jack O’Brien, was a series: scenes that Neil Simon adapted from different Chekhov plays. The play involved faculty, staff, students, and alumni, both in the cast an crew, and all had tremendous fun being involved! Nancy Pickering applies Debby Schauffler’s make-up. i( j Miss Cass scolds her children’s governess, Galena Kiir The Writer, Rev. Bartlett, and the General, Peter Stevens, strike a dignified pose. “OF COURSE THIS IS FUN!” says Heidi Phillips, after many long hours designing, constructing, and setting the lights. “Duck! How Could I Have Forgotten Duck?!?” David Streight ponders Terry Hansen’s delicious main dish suggestion._______ __________ J (X “The line is ‘You want me to PAY to see a drowning man?’ ” assists the stage manager, Drew Rollins. The Writer, Sue Knight, explains an alternative ending. “Tea? That would be lovely!” answers an aging Dians Kornet to Jack O’Brien’s brave proposal. ...1 �I ■ i 1 The Husband, played by Matt Clark ’90, explains to his lovely wife, Moneeka Settles, what Peter Semyonych had to say about her today. ■i The greatest Seducer of Other Men’s Wives, John Capen, explains his fool-proof seduction methods. The Writer, Corbet Clark, explains his next plot. The Poor Defenseless Creature, Debby Schauffler, tries to explain her plight to the Banker, Harvey Zendt, and his assistant, David Goodman-Farley. Rose Whitmore, while not working on the crew, provided lovely piano accompaniment for the show. The Cast. - �$ L 4V/ ✓>-z *' ** - *k LZiJ 68 �fl CONSPIRATORS 'I I * 69 �K - K if 70 Many years of fun! Some, more years than others. �Matt: I am looking forward to our Smoothy King in Arizona. I love you! 1 I Mom and Dad: my love and thanks shines to both of you, brighter than the sun with its innumerable rays. All of me is you I I' TO SOME: Sage Bear-no more obliv. beach trips, I love you, ugly faces in the late night mirror. K.T.-New Orleans. Court-icy, snowy dark rocks to the springs, if I were a bump on this corner. Josh-the limo, the roof, the lake and more ... ANNIE-north and south beaches, earrings in bottles, cans in saunas, pipes in jacket, lighterfluid breakdowns, Martin-it’s my mtn., B-day cakes and Alps. Damien ... Florence dunes, cold of Bend, trust me Humphrey’s scars will mend. Florence crew, Sauvie crew, soccer team and Hatch, Elliot. G reene-wallowas, Darren and his shaggy dog. Toby while the sun rises. Moser off a dune, Aaron walking on water. Sexy Simone and Galena. Crazy Gobel. Girls of’96. Ben: bit o honey. Peter D. Peter D. Peter D. Gabe and others . . goodbye ■ . ■ You’re too busy working io pay for ma­ chines to save you time so you won't have to work so hard and by trying to save every bit ofit, he ends I up wasting the whole thing. AC Sarah Kathryn Bickford Take time to love and be loved, it is too short a day to be selfish. Take time to laugh, it is the music of the soul. KL, KW, AD. JW, KS-you will forever bring me joy and laughter; and to all friends everywhere, you are always in my heart, 1 love you! f r< I “Friendship,” said Pooh bear, “Is a very comforting sort of thing.” Mom and Dad: Thanks for all the years of love and support. 1 love you with all of my heart. Ha Ha Ha Ha, she can’t stop laughing!-Jamcs Taylor If 1 have the belief that I can do it, 1 shall surely acquire the capacity to do it, even if I may not have it at the beginning.-Mahatma Gandhi Judy, my teacher and friend: you are my inspiration. Rivers know this; there is no hurry. We shall get there someday.-A.A. Milne 71 �Hank Cushman Amy Davis Keri and Kay, you guys are the best friends anyone could have. Keri, Bathroom. Now! To my family, Thank You, and I love you Stop and let the world go on without you once in a while.-Unknown ■i 72 The world is a rose: smell it and pass it on to your friends.-Persian Proverb My dear friends, I will miss you guys and all the good times we’ve had. Love Ya Lots. �1 The Brian Song by Michael Palin of Monty Python Brian... the babe they called Brian Grew...grew, grew and grew, Grew up to be, Grew up to be, A boy called Brian, A boy called Brian. He had arms and legs and hands and feet This boy whose name was Brian And he grew, grew, grew and grew Grew up to be Yes he grew up to be A teenager called Brian A teenager called Brian. .And his face became spotty Yes his face became spotty And his voice dropped down low And things started to grow On young Brian and so He was certainly no No girl named Brian Not a girl named Brian. .And he started to shave And have one off the wrist And want to see girls And go out and gel pissed A man called Brian This man called Brian. The man they called Brian. This man called Brian. Brad Feltz 1 B i! r OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL >4317 NE 37TH AVE RIDGEFIELD WA 93442 PORTLAND, OR 92/93 �Adam Greene - I f. * Carpe Diem Amy Greene 74 �Jeffrey Herman Mis amigos y mis amores. Me Ilamo Don Juan de Marco. Mis amigos me Haman Jefe pero prefiero que ellos me llamen el gran Don Juan, ^por que? Porque soy valiente. Soy guapisimo. Soy suave. Soy fuerte. Mas fuerte que los dios griegos. Tengo la voz de amor. Hablo espanol con clocuencia. Con amor. Mi profesora de espanol me dijo-jHay caramba Jefe! Hablas espanol mejor que todos mis estudiantes. Debieras ser un escritor porque hablas mejor que Federico Garcia Lorca.-Cuando las mujeres me eschuchan y me miran dicen.-jHay! El es mi amor. Estoy cnamorada.-Soy el mejor amante del mundo. Soy irresistible. Yo soy el gran Don Juan de Marco. i I ■ Kyle Hoelscher I I 75 �I ■H<xyv\k\ My strength is the strength of ten because my heart is pure. -Tennyson Suddenly as rare things will, it van­ ished.-R. Browning Thanks for the memories Whatever you do, do cautiously, and look to the end.Latin Prov­ erb There’s no thrill in easy sailing when the sky is clear and blue. There’s no joy in merely doing things which anyone can do. But there's great satisfaction that is mighty sweet to take, when you reach a destination that you thought you couldn’t make. -Anonymous OwUr 76 OrW^ ■ �Wait. Today is Friday?! I thought it was Tuesday. What class do I have next? -Foster Child Would you like to go to Hawaii with me? It’d be no problem. -Matty Slater My life can fit in the corner of your room. -Darrin Olson How is your car? Is it running today? -Everyone The following is a summation of all of my unconnected thoughts on OES and life in general. OES is good . I thank each person here for making it an experience. I would like a cabin in the woods. I'm glad we had those bouts of after- lunch silliness. Laughter is good. The Ha-Ha game ought to be played more often . Trees and country music are good. Yes-huh. There are too many damn people. Follow your heart, not your mind. I love my blind dog, Teddy, unconditionally. Drive carefully. Give me a ring, anytime, I'd like to chat: (360) 693-7742 . Thanks. Lorissa Chieko Foster H's also cold, light, and pully Snow is like some ice cubes in your hand Or some really, really, cold, cold sand. Snow is from the big, blue sky. Something lhat you can’t always buy. So. use your snow wisely and carefully, and There will be some left for met -LCF 77 �—— - - -J J— _, _______________________________ |*C,»d Xu>-'» hw >rtbyi*’-» aMTI*^ _ ,_ _., -* 1XX4 I.K ><v» -x-xbujilj TtSt>^j UH aj*~ul <-^caK " Z -<vitya>u^ frying ■‘Jt.H JOZM UU,*^*, yj t|V>M -km, Ora) ai v^c?\\ V u «*■ Uia--.* , t**J 5O»<.tw»M_5 L ' If M.CX 1 Caj^c ? 3 X r ~3°' 1A fc Af j ^azcArvtr i • s TO UUf" C<TOC>U-bl “ 5 rUdclfl*. >r J-1**?- h'Q nod ~>7^j I Itl ^F? »»*.. K JmxumU* •. -■* U.U k fi»h nuA\ « hi«yK-C>41 **•K **4•*■*. •4*»' ***?•. H\HA John Lamb / ft : 78 / * « �I Jung-Ah Lee I i*1 ClarityFaithPotentialReadyHonesty, TrustYouHeartMorallndependentCanKindPressure. WonderSpiritPurityRightThinkReality Patience AspectValuesExcellence TruthEnthusiasmSensible PrideLibertySupportDisciplineGallantPerfect Insightinspire Tough WithAggressiveShareStraight WorkWisdomSelfMiraclesCa Im Knowledge Identity LovePurposelmproveJustice Yield Memory Serious Keita ( 95-96 P.S.TherelsNothinglnThisWorldThatls Impossible.WithAllTheThingsStated Above.AnythingCouldHappen. 79 �Carl Russell Equipo do fiitbol Darren the Lion My Puppy If OES had wanted you to have a life, they would have issued you one.-Dr. Bill I r K * ’ '■ * '■ <3 4* * I You try hard, that’s what countsl-Tristan M. ???? Henrick Tristan Morse I’m so happy because today I found my friend-in my head. I’m so ugly, but that’s OK because so are you.-Kurt Cobain Though I know I’ll never lose affection for people and things that went before, I know I’ll often stop and think about them, in my life I’ll love you more.-John Lennon Name: on _This is a reminder that you have earned a TimeBack. You arc due to serve f*/ the '7(~ K of f'/' . Please remember you arc to arrive al 6:00 a m. on a Thursday or 7:30 a.m. on a Saturday. REASON: y ** -XA »• y /cl/' Thank you, 80 (Advisor) < o... �£f2iM GLiZA&Cnl WlSPW ! — ' "There is no normal life there's just life/ -Tombstone The Disappearing Ireland Once we presumed to find ourselves for good Between its blue hills and those sandless shores Where we spent our desperate night in prayer and vigil, Once we gathered driftwood, made a hearth and hung or cauldron like a firmament, The island, broke beneath us (ike a wave. The (and sustaining us seemed to hold jirm Only when we embraced it in extremis, All I believe that happened there was vision. -Seamus Heaney = [Selected Poems 1966-87, p.261] I Kristin Kay Solberg 81 �I Lee Kimathi Njue Nutthin’ but a team thang. Il was always down for whateva! Keeping it real to get what was necessary from the experiences and education was priority number one and now as I dream about the future I have to reach for the stars, and if I miss a star then I grab a handful of clouds. Word up! s k Darren Olson Clue boy, jump high life Never live ever-live, like a firefly riding the flames of time listening for it, that one thing drum beat, Mister, like you like. Laugh at it, love at it, sing to it all day long Open Up Your Eyes stop asking why you do it, never. go listen, MAN, listen to the beat of the antlers, beat, beat, beat Let it rain, let the dust flow Let your mind flow from the cruel moon. Dance, dance ever, dance like your life dances, dance foot step, bare foot on the concrete butts between toes, whistling with the cool air­ blow. �I “YOUR SILENCE. U7ILL NOT PROTECT YOV." -AUDRE LORDE. LOVI5C O5BORNE 19% » YOSUKE SAWADA There are many things in life that must be done, though 1 do not see what they arc, yet. No, 1 think I have cleared one of those walls that stand in the path of my life. I wonder how many walls are still left to climb. When I clear every wall, what will happen? Will I live? Will I die? Will I find my answer? One thing is sure: I I’ve gotten one step closer to success. A® I i j| IL I i - J.1 is said to be a miracle, for a man who can’t head the ball nor tackle people to be playing as a starting defense player on the arsity Soccer Team. Special thanks to: My kind parents, My pretty sisters And the Foster Family -I love one touch.- Gheorge Dobos 83 �Evan I am but mad north-north-west; When the wind is southerly 1 know a hawk from a handsaw. „ Come over here and I’ll give you new reason io fear Titanium Dioxide. empted to corrupt someone's morals? There was a naughty boy, a naughty boy was he; He could not sit at home, he could not quie* be™1^ '° corn,pl son^«ne’s morals and discover it is too late? )ena % zwrite fchang I wanl lo Statue Got Me High there to share your laughter, and be there to wipe away your tears... To reduce risk of serious injury to hands, wrists, or other joints, read safety and comfort guide. The things we cherish are small indeed, so much the larger the need. You’re puking? |x fhcrc Life is like a movie, write your own endine K,™ hi -. y own ending. Keep believing, keep pretending. J can not dismiss you, shelter you, speak with you, smile at you, trusting me, laugh and brush you off, and I agree. Language serves not only to ex nr h k When yoU’rC thCrC‘1 SkCP lcn8lhW,SC’ When P css ,hou&ht but to make possible ihouehK •y “Sr t., a™. what’s the problem' jHonnal in my bed. Words are the supreme objects. They are minded things. re (lining with death... Poets are the mad midwives to reality. They sec not what is, nor what can be, but what must become. The oyster is a blob of glup, but a woman is a woman. must be the ™!h ’ '°"''V'r h’ k b| Istanbul (n , 'nof Const.,antinople) "" ‘"possible. y—« ■"«- Turkeys are clever in the wild, but in captivity, they re posit erseks is in himself. wZ" What the superior man What the mean man sceas othets. appeared My verse continu t wicked be h Ay! Wicked Ay! Oooh hooh! Say No MORE! Oooh!-d Ya Sleep is no substitute for caffeine. --------proficient and as dead as Huck Finn's cal. c inically 1 Prison always has been a good place for writers, killing, as it does, the twin demons of mobility and diversion. A reflected shock shattered opals in my eyes. 121 Your nitm.ic .. Your hands and feet - ----------lne nnn are man8ocs: you’re gonna be a genius anyway. PCrfCCL ven sex. • cc. right?""^ k"ad because it's the on!ys^hw” s'u<'<="< start Oren: N"lh\n^7^ lhis fr°’n cxpCnC" ’ ,sn’’il ir°nic how one r --' Person's torment is linked to another's jov? y°U C“n'e '° M,U ^Permuto Oren(pause): What? Rno^ |his f^.^^quanium physics. Everyone 1 danced with, was short. SS"f “ 84 Erik: Of course. Qn|y way ,Q resist lempla.ion is lo yield lo it. STRENGTH or PHYSICAL ...the Secret Welsh ART of SELF courage. — ------------------1 or PHYSICAL courage. ...I’ll hunt to ^-fcof the ends of the eanh, be th< eyes, hum you m there for your .ears, bring rears to your �Julia Weitzer Katherine Shoemake One person’s torture machine is another person’s kinky sex toy.-Louise Osborne and Me Those who hate must once have loved deeply. Those who want to deny the world must once have embraced what they now set on fire.-Kurt Tucholsky And I’ll never forget the feeling I got When I heard that you aren’t home. And I’ll never forget The smile on my face ’Cause 1 knew where you would be and if you’re in a crowd tonight Have a drink on me Go easy Step light ... ly Stay free -The Clash Lava is a philosophy The primordial ooze that Once ruled our world Has been captured in perpetual Motion. Lava is the moment. It’s Ever changing patterns are hypnotizing Yet invigorating. Lava is an art form A classic and at the same time ... Progressive. Lava is pre-historic and post modem. Lava is here to stay. i �ATTITUDE IS E VER YTHING ♦ V. - 86 Kendra Smith �Matthew H. Slater STOP! Don’t sweat it. Simply move a few inches left or right to get a new viewpoint. Look ... Reality is greater than the sum of its parts, also a damn sight holier. And the lives of such stuff as dreams are made of may be rounded with a sleep but they are tied neatly with a red bow. Truth doesn’t run on time like a commuter train, though time may run on truth. And the Scenes Gone By and the Scenes to Come flow blending together in the sea-green deep while Now spreads in circles on the surface. So don’t sweat it. For focus simply move a few inches back or forward. -Ken Kesey Eagles may soar, but a weasel’s never been sucked into a jet engine. -Unknown \11 of life’s riddles are answered in the novies. -Steve Martin vZ 1 & j- J il -ife is a game that must be played; rhe truth at least, good friends we know; >o live and laugh, nor be dismayed, \s one by one the phantoms go. -Edwin Arlington Robinson Simone Colette Stout Thank You and Lots of Love to: AB, AW, CL, CR, deBru­ ins, Greenes, KY, LCF, LO, OCK, TM, TN, TW 87 �Nicole Elisabeth Claire Swink Everything is funny as long as it is happening to someone else.-Will Rogers One body-respect it. One mind-feed it. One life-enjoy it. Any jackass can kick down a barn, but it takes a good carpenter to build one.-Sam Rayburn -Des'ree Women can do everything; men can do the rest.-Russian Proverb I like work. It fascinates me. I can sit around and look at it for hours.-Jerome K. Jerome Everything I did in my life that was worth while I caught Hell for.-Earl Warren Big sisters arc the crab grass in the lawn of life.-Charles Shultz Jazz is like a good conversation. You have to listen to what others have to say it you’re going to make an intelligent contribution.-Wynton Marsalis Ryan Taylor (aka RT) 88 �You giiyS made me grow UP- St ill I am not good enough to be independent, M 1 wilfl Start walking by mySelf with the b©St memorieS from OEs. Thank you Kery much for all of you who hare been Supporting me. I will nerer forget your kindneSS. For my PR[ULItIEs, friends, and FAMILY, Shizuka TakaniShi John Sze Ting Liu RW - ThanX for your supports all these years. I will always remember those cookies that U made for us! U are great! SK - You're great! I take that class is all because of U! Everybody - My days at OES were full filled. A big hug and many kisses to U all, thanX for all the advise, love and care! I'm now a bird with a pair of strong wings ready to FLY! Mum & dad - U are always a guide light for me. ThanX! What more can I say? Love U always. Colleen O. - Even though U are gone, but your soul and heart are also there inside of me. Miss U. NL,CS,LW & DK - U guys are the best! Stay cool! Miss U too... SL - Where is my father?:) Anyway,keep in touch and good luck on everything. Thanks for sharing with me all these years. EK/YS/SS/RG/TL/JS/SC/CK/RL/VS/DS/ES/JAL •..U gotta be bad,U gotta be bold,U gotta be wiser,U wiser , U gotta be hard,U gotta be tough,U gotta be stronger,U gotta be cool,u gotta be calm,U gotta stay together,all I know,all I know,love will save the day...take care?! ST * Stay strong! U can do it! Believe in yourself! Go for You know your way! Promise me? "a-to-de-ne!!" 89 �HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT OF GOD AND SATAN MIGHT BE BROTHERS? THAT WAS A FACT INOES THE EVIL ONE NAMED JACK TENG IF YOU JUST DON’T REMEMBER MY FACE, PLEASE FLIP !T TO MY BROTHER'S SENIOR PAGE. YOU WILL SEE MY FACE ON MY BROTHER'S HEAD. BUT, IF YOU DON'T REMEMBER WHO 1 AM. PLEASE BE AWARE OF SATAN. HE MIGHT DROP BY YOUR BEDROOM SOMETIME TO MAKE SURE YOU REMEMBER ME. HE IS A GOOD FRIEND OF MINE. Here I shall forgive the ignorant human beings ... they have not learned how to distinguish Jack and me.-Tom Teng - li 90 �Keri Lashbaugh Life is a canvas-you fill the picture.-Unknown Thanks to my friends for all the great times we’ve had together and our quaint little conversations at DQ. I love you guys. Hey, Kay & Amy, we could go to Dave’s ... Make the world your playground.-Suzy Becker Friendships will last if they are put first.-Unknown I I Katherine Ay ana Washington f. --.v Heaven knows we need never be ashamed of our tears, for they are rain upon the blinding dust of earth, overlying our hard hcarts.-Charles Dickens To my Mom, Uncle Dec and Dearie-Thanks for everything, love you always. Live all you can, it's a mistake not to.-Unknown Keri, Amy, Julia, Kathi, and Sarah-I love you guys and will really miss all the times we spent together. H I believe that we form our own lives, that we create our own reality, and that everything works out for the best.-Jim Henson �Rob Webber Locked up inside You can't tell me where it’s at Open up, open up, open the door Rocks and trees and physical culture Some days you hide lbwL I guess you wonder where you are Nature boy, Nature man, take me along We got a life that’s undiscovered. -David Byrne ! i 2i // 92 �1 Mike Wood Kei Yamaguchi 'HANX-To all my hommies in apan, relatives around the globe, ?lass of’96 (Most laid-back, hillin’class in OES history), faculties /ho fed my brains (Specially Rich, U < the Man), dormies, day students, nd SEN-PIEs who have graduated •ver the past few years, Ike Bros, jerry and Arney. ’Nough respect to fou all. “Those who give respect to others, get respect in return.”—Kei Yamaguchi to, EXTRATHANX^ad, Mom and my baby sisters. U ■onstantly gave me hope, love and ... noney. Most respect. i. a i ~ ■ -MESSAGE TO ... T.W.-Yo Trav, think about it. We started off being the fools on the back of the bus and we both ended up as the members of the Student Council...Wc sure did smoke our way up. Keep waftin' like we used to. T.T.-Go call Dominos for me. L.N.-East is always better than the west and Whitney, ... she ain't no queen. « -QUOTES THAT GAVE ME HOPE“C.R.E.A.M.” (Cash Rules Everything Around Me)—Wu-Tang Clan “1 wanna be as beautiful as a sewer rat."-Blue Hearts “Power doesn’t back up in the force of a smile, or in the face of a threat, or in the face of some kind of nonviolent loving action. It's not the nature of power to back up in the face of anything but some more power.”—Malcolm X I 93 �. I -'0 I :.^L. M ■•■•■• 1 7: 3 •I • 94 �95 I 1 �k J. T * * i . . . . m; 96 �la Fl iJ �98 �ilk I 99 �A c fi 100 �Al Miscellaneous 101 �i The Freshmen Kathryn Bambam 12 Anna Blessing 12, 22, 59 Emily Brinegar 12, 53 Anne Buhl 12, 22 Laura Champion 12, 23, 39, 48, 58, 112, 53 Henry Chandler 12, 31, 50, 51, 58 Leslie Colip 12, 36, 58 Heather Curl 12,23, 31,58, 112,53 Lauren Daaboul 12, 63 Niles Davidson 12 Charlie Enloe 12, 42, 43 Jordan Fink 12, 23 Shane Fisher 12, 22, 39,63,53 Arnie Graves 12, 53 Shingo Harada 12, 22, 24, 46, 50, 26 Jason Henkle 12, 99 r The Index Craig Hudgins 12, 43 Lynn Huynh 12, 23, 26, 59 Piper Iles 12, 22 Omer Inan 12, 54, 55 Jennifer Ing 12, 44, 26 Dong Woo Kang 12, 47, 54 Ann Kellett 12, 48, 50 Seth Kelsey 12 Eleanor Kim 12 Trey Knollman 12 Amy Laird 12, 42, 43 Nick Liu 12, 42, 43, 54 Cuong Luu 12,28,31, 54, 46 Hideyoshi Masuda 13, 47 Arnie McClung 13, 26,96 Elizabeth Merritt 13 Nicholas Merwin 13, 4, 22, 54 Wairimu Mungai 13, 31, 39, 63, 53 1 102 �Jack Tillotson 13, 31 Marc Vanselow 13, 54 Katherine Voll 13, 52 Ann-Kathrin Wahler 13, 22, 38, 48, 99, 97 Robin Walsh 13, 31, 38,47 Taylor Wilcox 13,22, 23,65,63 f The Sophomores Will Anton 10, 5, 46 Emily Bechen 10, 20 Daniel Beutler 10, 54, 59,60 Breanna Orsborn 13, 23, 53 Omar Ortega 13, 54 Christopher Patsis 13, 4 Nicole Pattamanuch 13, 48, 49, 99, 97 Carissa Ponting 13, 31 Greer Rabiega 13, 56 Carole-Anne RandallStitt 13, 112 Megan Reeves 13 Bobby Romanski 13, 63 Coreen Sapp 13, 48, 50, 26, 59, 97, 112 Patty Jeanne Semura 13,23,48, 59 Emily Shepard 13,22 Yumi Shigematsu 13, 23, 38 Lasa Sophonpanich 13 Callie Souther 13, 22, 63 Nathan Spencer 13, 43,46 Jennifer Sunshine 13, 49,26,99 Lisa Taylor 13 William Darden 10, 54 Kate Dickinson 10, 53 Max Doblie 10, 46 Amber Dubose 10 Ben Eder 10, 46, 112, 96 David Eder 10, 21, 46,112 Megan Glick 10, 5, 48, 59 Raymond Gunawan 10, 54 Jeffrey Gundle 10 Badaja Hedlund 10, 49,68 Christine Hilderbrand 10 Conor Huseby 10, 50 David Hutchinson 10,43 Amy Jacobsen 10, 5, 61 Arnie Lamb 10, 44, 97, 53 Gabe Levin 10, 34, 47 Jennifer Liggett 10, 50,97, 112 Thon Lisahapanya 10 Nathan Lowe 10, 47, 54 Taylor Matheson 11, 31,32,49,41 Elizabeth McCann 11 Gina Bevill 10, 96 Lindsey Blauer 10 Clair Brown 10, 28, 30 David Browning 10 David Cade 10, 54, 55,97 Michael Charpentier 10,63 Anne Chipman 10, 5 Rachael Cookson 10, 24,25,30,53 Meaghan Corwin 10 103 �Joana Tenorio 11,5, 23, 24, 28, 39, 61 David Warner 11,25, 28, 45, 47, 54 John Waskey 11,20, 51 Andy Webber 11,20, 42, 43, 107 Rose Whitmore 11, 48, 57, 67, 63 Nathaniel Willing 11, 47 Jessica Yu 11, 99, 52, 53 Jordan Ziegler 1 1, 20, 28, 54 ,1 Katie Meyers 11,5, 24, 48, 27 Justin Morasch 1 1 Kiruthi Njenga 11,4, 38, 47, 62 Theresa Nogeire 11, 5,48, 50, 51 Labe Orloff 11,50 Pam Parker 11,24, 48.49, 5,40, 112 Naomi Pease 11,48, 57 Wynne Peterson-Nedry 11, 48, 59 Stephanie Pevec 11, 21.48.49, 96 Nathaniel Rein 11, 54 Harvey Rogers 11, 50 Becky Russell 11,53 Jane Sadler 11, 96 Kelly Schunk 11, 96, 52 Felicity Shoulders 11 Brian Shum 11 Elias Silvernail 11, 20,21,42, 43,68 Carola Sonnde 11, 20, 48 Suzanne Spencer 11, 44, 50, 51, 58 Julawat Suppipat 11, 58,63,60,61 Natsumi Takao 11 104 The Juniors John Becker 8 Angie Bevill 8, 50, 32, 48, 18, 4, 40, 61 Aaron Bitte 8, 30 Simon Brown 8, 28, 50, 51,26 Steve Chiang 8 Vicky Choi 8, 49, 27, 53, 52 Matt Clark 8, 18 Brian Crossman 8, 31, 54, 59 Meghan Daaboul 8, 44, 45, 40 Alexis Davis 8, 18, 50, 38 Lloyd de Bruin 8, 30, 54, 55, 27 Andy de Guzman 8, 46, 5, 99 Chris Edell 8, 35, 18, 50 Jordan Elliot 8, 31, 55 Andersen English 8, 31 19 Tamas Feher 8, 19, 54, 47, 5 Alice Gray 8, 30, 32, 39 Heather Gregory 8, 44, 19, 43, 40, 64, 65 �i -F Johnathan Kowolik 8, 60 Chang Wook Lee 8, 47 Rita Lee 8, 39, 63 Sydney Levin 9, 25, 39, 50 Serena Lin 9, 39, 68, 60 Anmar Madani 9, 96 Dan Menely 9, 5 Won Moc 9, 19,25, 35,45,46, 54 Sarah Morse 9, 5, 32, 48,99,58,52 Gwen Gructter 8, 28, 18, 50, 44, 4, 27 Kavka Heyn 8, 24, 25, 50, 48, 49, 5, 40 Lacie Hickey 8, 19, 48, 49, 41, 99, 1 12 Andrew Hoffman 8, 34,47,68 Marcin Jeske 8, 4, 50, 97 Jeffrey Kinzer 8, 36 Masakazu Kobayashi 8, 25, 62 Ted Kollar 8, 28 Candy Koo 8, 35, 63 I ! Grant Phillips 9, 55 Heidi Phillips 9, 50, 66,40, 64,65 Nancy Pickering 9, 66,64,63,53 Adrienne Ponting 9, 40, 64, 65, 99 Sarah Pope 9, 25, 50, 51,38,49,40 Andrew Rollins 9, 4, 19,28, 32,46,66 Elizabeth Savage 9, 48,64 Daniel Schiff 9, 18, 28,46 ■ I1 I rTi i 105 �Amy Wilson 9, 30, 36,48,49,27 Jenny Wilson 9 Allison Winningstad 9 Eric Wittmayer4 9, 18, 68,60 Brian Zakarian 9, 24,25 The Seniors Ashley Berman 6, 28, 48,49, 59 Sarah Bickford 6, 70, 99, 68, 60 Hank Cushman 6 Vivien Sit 9, 25, 53 Dao Sophonpanich 9 Tunde Sosanya 9,31, 42,43,55 Mandy Stewart 9, 48, 49 ' Elizabeth Surya 9, 25 Thomas Totanchy 9, 18, 31, 54, 96, 55 David Van Ballegooijen 9, 18, 47 Eric Vinson 9, 47 Annie Warner 9, 35, 39,49,58, 1 12 Kyle Williamson 9, 55,99 > Cameron Kellett 6, 50, 94 Galena Kline 6, 17, 66, 95 John Lamb 6, 34, 47, 63 Keri Lashbaugh 6 Cassie Lautenschleger 6, 25, 44, 52 Jung Ah Lee 6, 70, 99, 59, 68, 60, 61 John Liu 6, 39, 70, 60,61 Keita Miyazaki 6, 35 Tristan Morse 6, 17, 28,54,55,46,95 Amy Davis 6 Brian Davis 6, 56 Brad Feltz 6 Lorissa Foster 6, 17, 70, 52 Adam Greene 6, 64, 65 Amy Greene 6, 5, 16, 30, 49, 94, 52 Jeffrey Herman 6, 30 Kyle Hoelscher 6 Cathy Huynh 6, 49, 94, 70, 102,68,60 106 • �Erin Murphy 6, 17, 34, 70, 97, 102 Lee Niue 6, 17, 46, 95,62 Darren Olson 7, 30, 17, 46, 65 Louise Osborne 7, 16, 28, 49 Ryan Radecki 7, 39, 95,4, 63 Carl Russell 7, 16, 28, 46,55,69,95,5 Yosuke Sawada 7, 25, 46 Evan P. Seifert 7, 28, 38,69,63,70, 60 Kathi Shoemake 7, 44, 94, 40 Matthew Slater 7, 17 Kendra Smith 7, 37, 95 Kristin Solberg 7, 5, 25, 28, 94, 95, 61 Cam Stewart 7, 50, 94, 102 Simone Stout 7, 16, 5 Nicole Swink 7, 16, 30,97 Shizuka Takanishi 7, 63,60 Ryan Taylor 7, 94, 68,60,61 Jack Teng 7, 25, 30, 46, 55, 61 Tom Teng 7, 25, 46, 55 Kay Washington 7, 94 Rob Webber 7, 43 Julia Weitzer 7, 17, 44,95,70 Travis White 7, 39 Michael Wood 7, 39 Kei Yamaguchi 7, 30, 38,46,95 i 107 I �VI J 108 • i �We meet ourselves time and again in a thousand disguises on the path of life. —Carl Jung 9 All the best to the Class of '96 from... is. gouthwesy Connection 1509 SW Sunset Blvd. Ste. IK, Portland, OR 97201 'J Tf- "When it has to be perfect" ...for any occasion, it's The Trianon. ** /' \» ■ j hi T rianon RESTAURANT 9225 SW Allen Boulevard, 245-2775 Congrats and Best Wishes to the Class of 1996! The Murphys Congratulations to the Class of 1996 The Radecki Family Congratulations CAM and the. Class of1996! �Pest Wishes To J-lshloy, Pmy, Qu thy, Louisa, Qari, Yosuko, ILai, Lee, and Tristan! We have had so much fun with you! We will sorely miss your leadership, the excitement of the soccer retreats, and your passion for soccer. Good Luck To You! Love, Vicky, Taylor, Pam, Tlmy, Jennifer, Padaja, Ylicole, Wlandy, Jdnnie, Lacie, Sarah P., Stephanie, Sarah 1TL, Pathan, Pob, Shingo, Will, ( f Pen, Y)avid, Y)rew, Lnc, Thomas, lomas, Won W< 110 L �“When you part from your friend, you grieve not. For that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence, as the mountain to the climber, is clearer from the plain”-Kahlil Gibran Congratulations to the Class of 1996! From the Greene Family OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL CONGRATULATIONS to Evan, RT, John, Jung Ah, Kris and Jack! We’ll miss your leadership, love, back rubs, antics, but most of all, VOICES! Keep on singing! With love from Bud2, Lindsey, Won, Amy, Joana, Angie, and Diana. •A The OES Alumni Association Welcomes its newest members The Class of 1996 Congratulations! Ill �rl Staff Laura Champion Heather Curl Carole Anne Randall Stitt Coreen Sapp Ben Eder David Eder Jennifer Liggett Pam Parker Lacie Hickey Mandy Stewart Annie Warner Editors Cathy Huynh Erin Murphy Advisor Diana Kornet ( Q 11C 112 � 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 Yearbooks Description An account of the resource This is a collection of yearbooks from the Oregon Episcopal School (OES). The bulk of the yearbooks are from St. Helen's Hall, with yearbooks also from the Junior College as well as Bishop Dagwell Hall. The title for the OES yearbook evolved from The Delphic to The Legend-Delphic. The title for the Junior College Yearbook was The Scintilla. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Oregon Episcopal School Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Oregon Episcopal School Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1921-1923; 1931-1995 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 Type The nature or genre of the resource Yearbooks Conforms To An established standard to which the described resource conforms. Describing Archives: A Content Standard (DACS) Extent The size or duration of the resource. 85 Medium The material or physical carrier of the resource. bound volumes Subject The topic of the resource Students Junior colleges Junior college students High school student activities Student activities Student publications Teachers Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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 1995-96 Yearbook Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks students High school student activities Student publications Teachers Description An account of the resource This is an OES yearbook from 1996. The yearbooks were published annually after 1925. Yearbooks from 1921-1968 were known as The Delphic and were created by St. Helen's Hall students attending in their high school years. St. Helen's Hall was an all-girls school that pre-dated Oregon Episcopal School. In 1969, the yearbook evolved into The Legend-Delphic with the addition of Bishop Dagwell Hall and male student attendees. After 1986 the yearbook branding begins to singularly list "OES" with a few volumes referencing "The Delphic" or "The Legend Delphic". Yearbooks helped to chronicle the school year's events and activities, in addition to listing each student and staff member. 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 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_yearbook_1995-96_compressed.pdf School yearbooks;students;High school student activities;Student publications;Teachers