http://archive.oes.edu/files/original/dccd13cf907718dd54da98cc4270816d.pdf b7ce8d7adaed248cf90b976738047b11 PDF Text Text OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL This Issue Featuring THE LIVES AND WORK OF OUR FACULTY / �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 A Letter from the Head of School Dear Friends, In this issue we highlight the lives and work of some of our faculty. We know that for each generation of students at St. Helen’s Hall, Bishop Dagwell Hall, and Oregon Episcopal School it has been the extraordinarily high quality of the teaching and the warm personal relationships with faculty that have been the hallmark of students’ experience. That tradition continues. Jack O’Brien represents a group of teachers who have been here for many years, personifying the values and culture of the school. These faculty set the tone for newcomers, eagerly welcome back alumni with whom they often keep up lively correspondence, and insure that the mission and traditions of the school are passed to the next generation of students. We are all deeply in their debt. Peter Langley represents the new. Rob Brisk, Head of Upper School, offered the biology position to Peter after an extensive, worldwide search. We have, in Peter, a highly experienced biology expert, dedicated to student research, committed to the values of the school, and eager for the kinds of relationships with students that the OES culture fosters. The articles by Debby Schauffler and Lisa Lockwood demonstrate the full range of activities in which our faculty engage on behalf of students. Debby’s wide knowledge of the classical world was greatly enriched by her summer experience. Because of her insight and her excellent writing skills, she was chosen from the whole group to write the definitive article about the trip for the sponsoring organization. Lisa’s trip indicates her commitment to students and to experiential learning outside as well as within the classroom. These are but a few samples of great teaching and learning that happen daily at OES. We invite all of you to come and visit our classrooms at all levels of the school. You will wish you could be in school again yourselves! Yours, Dulany O. Bennett Head of School OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 2 • . �SEASON 2 0 0 0 TABLE OF CONTENTS OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL The mission of Oregon Episcopal School is to prepare students with promise for higher education and lifelong learning and to enhance their intellectual, physical, social, emotional, spiritual, and artistic growth so that they may realize their power for good as citizens of local and world communities. Profiles of Two OES Faculty .4 Faculty Celebrated ,7 New Faculty .8 Faculty Adventures Abroad 10 New Board Members 13 Show & Tell 14 Reunion 2000 16 Alumni Board News 18 Lost Aumni 20 Graduation 2000 21 Alumni Notes 22 /\nnual Report 30 2000-2001 BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Rt. Rev. Robert Ladehojf, Chairman of the Board Mr. Richard C. Alexander, President Mr. Matthew Essieh, Vice President I I I Founded in 1869 as St. Helens Hall. Oregon Episcopal School today is a pre-K through 12, coeducational, independent, college preparatory school in the Episcopal tradition. A full boarding program Is offered in grades 9 through 12. Exceptional teachers engage students in small classes that stress participation, creativity, and a passion for active learning and living. Within a tradition­ al framework, dynamic programs in the fine and performing arts and athletics encourage student participation. Located on the Pacific Rim, the School emphasizes global studies nnrl and nn an internationalI outlook. Dpcnnncl Responsible citizenship, ethics, and communit)’ service are important at OES — a school where stui dents are encouraged to reach their fullest ■ potential in a loving and caring environment. Editor Pam Dreisin Design Graphic Solutions Layout Marianna Crawford Printer Bridgetown Printing Co. Photography Philip McCarty, OES Communications Staff Tbe 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 call (503) 246-7771. Ms. Leslie Workman, Secretary Mr. James Rue, Treasurer The Very Rev. Roy Coulter Mr. Peter Trumbo Ms. Mary Foltz Ms. Maryann Yelnosky Ms. Julie E. Frantz EX-OFFICIO Mr. Sandy Haskins Dr. Dulany O. Bennett Head of School Mr. Alec Macmillan Mr. Jim McCarter Mr. Chuck Reynolds 69 BDH President of the Alumni Association Mr. Douglas McCaslin Mr. David Munro The Rev. Stephen Norcross Ms. Susan Robinson Ms. Elisabeth Lyon Chair of Endowment Committee Mr. Peter Bechen Chair of the Pacific Rim Council Ms. April Sanderson The Rev. Stephen Schneider Ms. Lynn Wolfstone Chair of Volunteers’ Common Link About the Cover Kindergarten teacher Debra Bridgnell shares a light moment with student Rachael Nedrow. (Photo by Philip McCarty) 3 OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 Twenty Years ... A Profile ofJack O’Brien, Chair of the Performing & Fine Arts Department On September 6, 2000, Jack O’Brien began his 21st year at Oregon Episcopal School, one of only a handful of teachers who have been at OES for 20 years or more. In an age where teaching has become an endangered pro­ fession, one wonders what moti­ vates a person to devote himself to teaching at the same institution for so many years. For Jack, the answer is simple: Relationships. “It’s the ability to form close rela­ tionships with people that makes OES a special place to teach,” said Jack. "I enjoy being able to relate to my students one-on-one, some­ thing that is hard to do in a school with thousands of students. I have also had the pleasure of working together for years with a wonderful group of colleagues, who have stayed for many of the same rea­ sons I have. It is so nice to work with people that you respect and who are genuinely good people.” Jack moved to Portland in 1979, fresh from California where he received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the College of Arts & Crafts in Oakland and the Art Institute of San Francisco. His first assignment at OES was driving an OES school bus, a part-time job which allowed him the freedom to pursue a career in the arts. How § < 1 r 7 g J; t I J? it 9 .'I does an artist-turned-bus driver become Chair of the Performing and Fine Arts Department? Jack attributes this life-changing event to one man; then Upper School Head Jim Dowell. Jim seemed to sense that somewhere beneath the surface of this aspiring artist/bus driver lay the instinctive qualities of a great teacher. “I had never, ever once thought about being a teacher,” said Jack. “Not through high school, college, even driving the bus. But Jim saw something in me that I didn’t know was there, and he thought he’d take a chance on me. So I got enough kids who were interested, and started teach­ ing a stagecraft activity. We didn’t have a shop, didn’t have any tools, and didn’t know exactly what we were doing. But we did it. We learned a lot those first couple of years, and I gradually started teaching more courses until the position of chair opened up.” Jack has since gone back to school and earned a graduate degree from the University of Portland in scenic design. Each year, he teaches classes in film and video, drawing, stagecraft, paint­ ing, and Theatre Troupe as well as directing several plays. By even the most conservative estimates, Jack has touched the lives of over 2,000 students. Today, these students can be found pursuing careers as scientists, CEOs, graduate stu­ dents, college students, and yes, even artists. Over the last 20 years Jack has been involved in the production of over 50 plays in the Great Hall, a challenge in itself. “Producing a play in the Great Hall is a mixed blessing,” claims Jack. “We have to build the complete set in the shop at SPARC, then totally break it down, truck it up to the Great Hall, and re-assemble it. And we continued on page 6 OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL ▲ Jack O’Brien, Chair of the Performing & Fine Arts Department 4 5 AND �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 I i ▲ Biology teacher Peter Langley examines the properties ofpolysaccharides with his students. Year One ... A Profile of Peter Langley, Upper School Biology In September 2000, OES wel­ comed ten new faculty members to its community. No one traveled as far to be here as Englishman Peter Langley, who has spent the last sixteen years teaching in interna­ tional schools around the world. Peter arrived at OES fresh from six years in Switzerland, where he taught various levels of high school science at The American International School of Zurich, Switzerland. Prior to Zurich, he spent ten years teaching science to high school students at the Yokohama International School in Japan. “I love international teach­ ing,” said Peter. “Ten years in Japan, followed by six years in Zurich, and now OES, which for me - a British citizen - is still an inter­ national experience!” What brings a teacher halfway around the world to Oregon Episcopal School? “I find OES pos­ sesses many of the assets I look for in a quality school,” said Peter. “First of all, the Science depart­ ment is very strong, which is of particular importance to me as a biology teacher. The school has a fine reputation, and during the interview process I found the peo­ ple here were very fair, welcoming, and genuinely proud of their school. They were quite keen that I would like the experience here. Additionally, and most importantly, I sensed that the school has strong leadership and vision. Dulany Bennett, the Head of School, has a clear and strong vision for the school. Bill Lamb, Chair of the Science Department, has a driving ambition for the sciences at OES that includes an innovative research component and brand new facilities. I like that very much about this school - it gives the school a specific distinctiveness and passion." Peter was born in the northwest of England in the county of Lancashire. He went off to boarding school on an island north of Wales at the age of 8. “I found the experi­ ence to be extraordinarily nervewracking at first,” said Peter. “But the weight of generations was behind me. You accept it because this is what your parents, your grandparents, and their grandpar­ ents have done for generations before you." As a teacher, he has continued to be associated with independent schools, finding the environment suits him quite well. “I love the spirit of independent school teaching," said Peter. “I enjoy the variety, the contact with students and peers. It never gets boring." Peter loves teaching and the opportunity to possibly light a spark in one of his students. “You often have a day when a particular continued on page 6 COUNTING 5 OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 Jack O’Brien continued from page 4 have to build it extra strong due to the fact that 240 kids are around and on it all the time. The positive side is that when we re-assemble the set over the weekend, the stu­ dents return on Monday to discov­ er a magical transformation, such as a two-story Athenian Hotel appearing out of nowhere. That’s nice because it attracts kids who may not have expressed any inter­ est in theater before to the activity or program. Unfortunately, the space is very confining. It limits the variety of stage configurations, turns the library and classrooms into dressing rooms and isn’t a very comfortable place for audi­ ence members to watch a play.” Jack is also involved in scenic design work for various regional theater companies such as Artists A (above) Jack O’Brien, then, with John Porter 87 ... ◄ and now, with Leslie Colip '99 Peter Langley continued from page 5 subject is touched on and all the ears prick up and you’ve got their antennae pointed towards you and you have their undivided atten­ tion,” said Peter. “That’s a great moment. And you never know with your students - you may or may not make a difference. It’s the great joyful unknown of a teacher that continuity of fire and interest that you have sparked in some­ body in your class, and it passes on to that person’s child in 20 years time, then down to the grandchildren and so on. You nev­ er know - but I think it happens.” OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL Repertory Theater and Tygres Heart Shakespeare Company. This year he has cut back to an 80% teaching load to help better bal­ ance his work and life outside of OES. When asked to look ahead 20 years to the year 2020, Jack says the first thing he sees is a retired Jack O’Brien. But he hopes that he will see the addition of a performing arts building for theater and music. “I’ve seen the art facili­ ties improve dramatically from the days in Scott House when we used dorm rooms for art studios,” said Jack. “I’d like to see the per­ forming arts have a permanent place to call home. But I hope that I will also see a school where stu­ dents continue to connect with their teachers the way they do now. I think it is the one thing that really separates us from any other school and makes the experience here unique. No amount of money or facilities will matter if that doesn’t stay the same.” Peter is looking forward to becom­ ing more broadly involved in the OES community beyond his role as a biology teacher. In Zurich and Yokohama, he indulged his love of the arts by participating in theater productions, singing tenor in the school choir, running speech con­ tests and organizing conferences. “I have a number of interests, and that’s one of the reasons I love ◄ The many faces of Peter Langley: (left) as Marley ’s Ghost, V (below) as a proper Englishman serving tea in the Upper School library. being in a school community,” said Peter. “There are great opportunities here to participate in all different types of activities. Peter Langley will be on this planet for only a limited number of years, and I want to make the most of them.” 6 �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 4 Faculty and Staff Celebrated ▲ Sue Larson and Lynne Sadler (absent: Jon von Bebren) ▲ Becky Tooley, Karen Murray, Lou Ann Pickering, Matt Lyon, Judy Lynch, Robbi Garvin ▲ Jack O’Brien and David Pace (absent: Allan Lehman) ► Debby Scbauffler, Carla Heckrodt, Hope Stevens, Cindi Marshall, Shelley Weiller, Cheri Yodota, Linda Brumfield OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 7 �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 New Faculty Faces LOWER SCHOOL a inn // 4 Janet Schilling teaches Kindergarten. She is a native Oregonian who is returning to her roots from Dallas, Texas where she taught at the Lamplighter School. When not in the class­ room, Janet loves to quilt, travel, hunt for collectibles at antique shops, and volunteer as a tour guide at the Pittock Mansion. Janet has extensive early child­ hood education experience and is excited to be a part of the Kindergarten team at OES. Fl Ll Soledad Taylor is teaching Spanish to our fourth and fifth graders. Soledad is a native of Argentina, where she taught Spanish and English. She moved to Portland in December 1999 with her husband, who is a Portland native. “I think Portland is an amazingly beautiful city, in spite of all the rain,” says Soledad. “So far, my experience at OES has been simply great.” Anna Schatz has joined our OES 7th grade Interdisciplinary Studies team. Anna has her BA from Lewis and Clark and her MA, PhD and JD from State University of New York at Buffalo. Anna is enthusiastic about joining the OES community. “It is a real joy to teach such bright, curious and insightful students,” says Anna. “Practicing law and lov­ ing literature attune my skills as a wordsmith, and help me help stu­ dents make sense of their worlds." MIDDLE SCHOOL OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL Karen Stratton teaches Fourth Grade. Karen has a BA from Kalamazoo College, a JD degree from the University of Michigan, and recently received a MAT from Pacific University. In a previous career, she was a lawyer specializ­ ing in conflict management. Karen is also a mother of three and a soccer coach, and in her spare time enjoys quilting, singing with the Washington County Chorale, walking and reading. Helen Pevzner is teaching choir and general music/choir for the Middle School. She has her BM (BA) from Kazakhstan College, her MM (MA) and PhD from M.l. Glinka Conservatory and a second MM from Portland State University. She has been conduct­ ing youth choirs in the USSR and the US for the past 15 years and finds teaching middle schoolers an “exhilarating” experience. 8 Niki Scott is teaching Spanish in the 7th and 8th grades as well as joining the coaching staff in girls soccer. She has her BA from the University of Oregon. Since return­ ing from her Peace Corps service in the Dominican Republic in 1998, she has been teaching both adults and middle school students in var­ ious venues. �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 UPPER SCHOOL DAVID LOWELL New Lower School Assistant Head Diarmond (Dari) Bash joins us from Maryland where he was teaching in the Baltimore public school system. Dari holds a BA in Chemistry from Whittier College and will be teaching Math and Chemistry as well as coaching Volleyball. “I have truly enjoyed my first few months at OES,” says Dari. “I particularly like being a part of such a wonderfully conscien­ tious and responsible school com­ munity.” Peter Langley brings rich interna­ tional experience to our OES Upper School science department. Born in England, he joins us from The American International School of Zurich, Switzerland to teach Upper School Biology. Prior to teaching in Switzerland, he enjoyed ten years at the Yokohama International School in Japan. He moved to Portland this summer with his wife Kathyrn and 4-year-old daughter Olivia. (See article page 5.) Debbie Smith, who has worked with our mock trial team in the recent past, joins OES as a full time history teacher in the Upper School. Debbie received her BA from St. Mary’s College and her JD from the University of Oregon. She practiced law for four years before following her heart into the teach­ ing field. Debbie states, “Teaching history to high school students at OES is truly my dream job." John Walker joins OES as Director of Upper School Technology. He holds a BS from the University of Washington, and brings a wealth of knowledge and leading edge technology skills to the Upper School. He is looking forward to developing a number of exciting and innovative computer classes for our students during the coming year. 9 This fall, OES warmly welcomed former fourth grade teacher David Lowell as Assistant Head of the Lower School. David has been teaching at OES since 1995, where he found teaching fourth grade a wonderful experience. “Ac this age they have a raw enthusiasm for learning. They have basic skills and want to acquire knowledge.” He has a BA from Dartmouth College and an MA from Lesley College, and before coming to OES he directed several adventure camps and wilderness programs. When not in the classroom, David enjoys being outdoors. Depending on the weather he can be found at the coast searching for the perfect wave to surf, in the mountains working on backcountry skiing skills or hiking in some beautiful wilderness area. In his newly created position as Assistant Head, David will be assisting Head of Lower School Sidney Gold with teacher supervision and evalua­ tion, overseeing the Extended Care program, and other general adminis­ trative duties. “I feel fortunate to work at OES,” said David. “I am challenged by the complexity of the school and excited by working to solve the variety of problems that come my way each day. I am inspired by the leadership of the administra­ tion, excited by the learning teachers are facilitating in their classrooms, and appreciative of parents’ efforts to help their children become life long learners. There is nothing like partici­ pating in the education of children, helping them make new discoveries, develop new skills and exchange wonderful ideas.” OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 FACULTY ADVENTURES Two teachers bring new insights and perspectives back to their OES classrooms. Mideast Odyssey Debby Schauffler, Upper School Humanities “Look, the pyramids” I said to Karen. “Impossible. It has to be Las Vegas,” she said in disbelief. OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL It was almost impossible to believe that we were actually in Egypt. We posed for a photo in front of the King Zhoser’s step pyramid, which was the first slide we had ever shown to our Humanities students when we taught together at OES in 1990. Karen Talus and I had taught together for nine years before she returned to New York. We had been reunited at the Middle East Institute, a whirlwind exploration of religion and interfaith dialogue in Athens, Cairo and Jerusalem offered by the Council for Spirituality and Ethics in Education. Twenty independent school teach­ ers and heads traveled together for a two-week exploration of religious and historical ideas and topics. One of the things that had attracted me to the program was the con­ nection of many sites to subjects and cultures that I teach every year: Egypt, Israel, Greece, Islam, Judaism, and early Christianity. This Institute gave me an incredible opportunity to gain a better understanding of reli­ gions and historical issues in the Middle East. It was experi­ ential education at its best - I have looked at maps of Egypt for years, but the reality of see­ ing the map-like line between dry brown desert and rich green fields next to the Nile was astonishing. Of course the Egyptians worshipped a river that could magically transform death into life in such an imme­ diately visible way. “How was your trip?” I had a hard time knowing how to say anything intelligent about the two weeks of the Institute when I returned. Usually I would pick an adjective: “Amazing. Exhausting. Incredible.” If my questioner waited a bit, I might add a qualifier: “Totally amaz­ ing. Really incredible." Usually the conversation moved on. If not, I could half-joke about the way we were never sure whether we were part of a sci­ ence project about sleep depri­ vation or one about dehydra­ tion. In fact, I found myself avoiding people who might ask me about the trip until I had had time to think more about it, later in the summer. Perspective helped. The distant view is, of course, easier to make simple that up close, people and places are more difficult and complex. From a distance, the Great Pyramid at Giza is smooth and triangular, nicely 10 postcard-like against the sky and desert. Up close, it is a made up of uncountable large, bulky stones. The shape is impossible to see when you are standing next to it the photo I took from ground level looks like a random jumble of rocks. The engineering, measure­ ment and planning that went into its construction become invisible. At the same time, you get a much better idea of their size, and the effort and communal power that went into the building, something that the distant picturesque view doesn’t provide. Probably we need both -distance and proximity- just as we need two eyes in order to focus and understand the world visually. Perspective was also a key to lis­ tening to and understanding reli­ gious ideas and beliefs. We met clergy, scholars, eccentrics, jour­ nalists, students and specialists, and tried to sort out all the many viewpoints. Dialogue between reli­ gions in the Middle East meant dia­ logue between Judaism, Islam and Christianity - not the more inclusive list of religions that American teachers are more used to. Our easy American viewpoints were challenged frequently. It is easy for us to talk about peace and equality; it is harder to talk about them with people who are, or feel they are, under attack. It seemed impossible, for example, to frame a question about women in Egypt, because the silence between the question and the answer was full of too many years of misunderstandings and assumptions and assumptions continued on page 12 �ABROAD Costa Rican Science Lisa Lockwood, Middle School Science & Humanities For nearly one month this past July, I had the rare and wonderful oppor­ tunity to live and study in Costa Rica with fifty fellow science teach­ ers from around the United States. I was accepted to participate in a summer program run by the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation and the Organization for Tropical Studies, focusing on global climate change and the impact of humans on ter­ restrial and aquatic ecosystems. My study group had the good for­ tune to be assigned to the remote Palo Verde field study station in the dry tropical forest of the Guanacaste region and La Selva Biological Reserve in the Caribbean lowland forests. In effect, we stud­ ied half the month in a dry tropical forest and half the month in a wet tropical forest. While I will always remember the incredible richness of Costa Rica, from the abundance of rainforest life to the beauty of the land and people, some of the most impor­ tant things I learned in the program had nothing at all to do with Central America. Instead, these lessons came from being in the shoes of my students at their most stressed, most anxious to succeed, and most overwhelmed by seemingly incom­ prehensible amounts of new infor­ □ RD XP2 SUPER mation or academic requirements. At the same time, there was the joy of discovery, making new friends and living in an entirely new culture. There were night hikes through waist deep swamps, visits to the Dole banana plantation and the surrounding Nicaraguan worker compounds, predawn horseback riding across plains filled with hun­ dreds of wild horses, and watching the fiery eruptions of Volcan Arenal from hidden hot springs near the base of the mountain. The incredi­ ble diversity of the rainforest gener­ ated constant stimulation for “mini expeditions", discussions, inquiry or simply quiet times of reflection. And there was never a morning I slept past 5:30 a.m., due to the early light and the screaming howler monkeys in the trees just outside my windows. This was not my first trip to Central America. Previously I had taken 11 middle schoolers on a trip to Guatemala and Belize for the pur­ pose of exploring ancient Mayan ruins in addition to SCUBA diving off the coast of tiny Placencia. This was my turn to be a student, to experience living, travelling and studying with a group of colleagues from all over the United States. I can say with conviction, however, that my group functioned no differ­ ently than any group of middle schoolers I have taught or led. Given the sparse conditions and limited resources in these remote regions of Costa Rica, my group maintained a refreshingly juvenile sense of humor which included everything from practical jokes, to singing to our bus driver Fernando, to asking the same question at least four times because not every­ one was paying attention, to forget­ ting the items which we were ILFORD XP2 SUPER specifically told to bring out on field studies. FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 Of course, the academic focus of the program was quite demanding. For those that have ever experi­ enced Science Fair at OES, imag­ ine attempting to complete 4 sci­ ence fair projects in 3 weeks! We designed and performed our own experiments as inspired through the inquiry based learning process - starting with general questions and making them specific to our environment and objectives. Our days were spent working on both individual and group projects. At Palo Verde, I completed research papers on The Effect of Different Edge Types on the Abiotic Characteristics of Primary and Secondary Dry Forests and The Filtration Effects of Palo Verde National Park Wetlands on Rice Field Agricultural Run Off. At La Selva, my research papers included Activity Patterns of the Atta cephalotes (leaf cutter ant) Under Different Variations of Light on Native Tropical Plantation Trees and A Population Study of Dendrobates Pumilio off Primary and Secondary Forest Trail Systems. In all of my experiments, there was an emphasis on the iso­ lation and fragmentation of ecosys­ tems in the context of global cli­ mate change. I learned a tremendous amount about the dynamics of the rainforest and the importance of biodiversity within them. As with any intense academic experience, there were the times when our small groups weren’t working cooperatively because of different learning styles. There were times when the pressure to comcontinued on page 12 ILFORD XP2 SUPER �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 Mideast Odyssey continued from page 10 about assumptions. Sometimes even a question that sounded to us as though its answer should be a matter of fact -were there slaves in ancient Egypt? -was too loaded with potential offense that we felt like just not asking anything. Of course, being teachers, we kept talking, asking, exploring, and questioning. Perspectives and assumptions and opinions shifted as we traveled - and we traveled fast from place to place, from idea to idea. Often the contrasts and contradictions we experienced were overwhelming, though they were also sometimes very funny. When I turned my back on the Sphinx, I was facing the Funky Abouzeid Brothers knick-knack store and a Kentucky Fried Chicken. Walking the Stations of the Cross in Jerusalem, we saw an Internet cafe directly across from Station VII. When I think about the Institute, my brain is crowded with images and impressions to sort out among them a hoopoe bouncing about on the soft green lawn of a garden outside Cairo, the swinging chandelier in the Agia Ekaterina church in Athens, which shows that the Holy Spirit is present, the profound carpeted, marbled still­ ness and peace in the Al-Akhsa mosque, the rocky hillside on the outskirts of Jerusalem that hides Costa Rican Science OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL plete research became too much for people and they temporarily folded. There were times when the computers really did lose docu­ ments and people were forced to start from scratch, at that moment, at midnight before a paper was due. And as with any great adven­ ture there were a myriad of incred­ ible experiences - dodging scorpi­ ons on the way to the bathrooms, being hit with pieces of mango thrown by white faced monkeys, avoiding the deadly fer de lance snakes, listening to the Costa Rican crowd at an indoor soccer championship sing their national the site of Samuel’s tomb. These are things I will keep and sort for myself as I continue to reflect on my whole experience. They are also things that will enrich my teaching far beyond what I expect­ ed. The Institute was amazingly provocative of thought, helpfully troubling in the questions it forced me to think about, and fascinating in the problems it illuminated. I “A lot of what I liked best was the same thing I like best about teaching at OES - learning and thinking and laughing and answering hard questions as part of a group with a common purpose.” have no idea whether its most important effect on me was pro­ fessional or personal - probably, in the end, some sort of combination of the two - but like most of the best experiences of my life it was communal. A lot of what I liked best was the same thing I like best about teaching at OES - learning and thinking and laughing and answering hard questions as part of a group with a common pur­ pose. We were told in Athens that the Orthodox Church doesn’t believe that a priest who is alone can celebrate communion, and I guess I believe that people can’t truly learn alone. “Accept all offered boons” I read in the Tao Te Ching the night before I left to join the group in New York. I am deeply grateful to OES for the incredible commit­ ment it has to faculty growth and development - for the boon of education, of opportunity, of chal­ lenge that we have as members of this community. The Institute was expensive, and many of the other teachers in the group had not been totally funded by their schools as I was. I believe that the ultimate value to the school will make the investment pay off. In the Israel Museum, there is a tiny ivory pomegranate, four centime­ ters tall, with an inscription about or to the priests of Yahweh - per­ haps the only remaining physical object from Solomon’s Temple. Standing in front of it, I thought about all the gold and cedar and stone and decoration described in the Book of Kings, and then about this simple little kernel of history. I keep it in my mind as a reminder of a small thing that contains a large thing, or many large things, as my scrawled notes, my photos, my mental images, these words contain the whole of my experience. continued from page 11 anthem twice with such passion it sent chills down my spine, feeding chicken to a crocodile on the Tempisque River, milking cows at dawn in Palo Verde, and just learn­ ing about the people around me. My experience in Costa Rica was rich in many ways. It was about the science of inquiry, the process of asking and answering scientific questions, working with peers, and experiencing a variety of teaching styles. It was about observing a richness of species like nothing I had seen before, dealing with the anxiety of due 12 dates, trying to make laptops work in 100% humidity, and experienc­ ing the beauty of the Costa Rican culture. It is amazing how people can come and go from our lives. It is hard to believe that this incredi­ ble group of people with whom I shared, experienced and learned so much were a part of my life for just a month, yet they will forever be a part of my fondest memories of being a student again. I feel privileged to have participated in such a rewarding summer institute. �WELCOME NEW BOARD MEMBERS JULIE E. FRANTZ Julie E. Frantz A, - •w ■ ■ t: w ■■■ - April Sanderson Julie is a current parent (Kevin Murphy ‘11, and Katherine Murphy ‘03). She is a graduate of Stanford University and the Northwestern School of Law of Lewis and Clark College. She has served as Judge of the Multnomah County Circuit Court since 1995. Her civic activi­ ties include being the Mayor’s Appointee to the City of Portland Fire and Police Disability Task Force. She has also served on the Special Olympics, participated as a Loaves and Fishes volunteer, and as a member of the Committee on Diversity of Oregon Episcopal School. APRIL SANDERSON The Reverend Stephen V Schneider H Lynn Wolfstone Vu Leslie Workman April is a current parent (Chandler *10). She graduated from the University of California at Los Angeles and from the University of Washington’s Pacific Coast Banking School. She is currently a Senior Vice President and Manager at U.S. Trust Company. Her civic activities include serving as a Director, Officer, and member of the Portland Estate Planning Council, a member of the St. Vincent Medical Foundation Planned Giving Advisory Board, the American Diabetes Association Planned Giving Board, the Northwest Planned Giving Roundtable, and the Philanthropy Roundtable. THE REVEREND STEPHEN V. SCHNEIDER Stephen Schneider is currently serving as the Rector of Grace Memorial Episcopal Church in Portland. He received his under­ graduate degree from Wheaton College in Illinois where he was a philosophy major. He received a Master of Divinity degree from Princeton Theological Seminary and a Certificate in Anglican Studies from The General Theological Seminary in New York City. From 1989 to 1994, Stephen served at the Cathedral (now 13 FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 Parish) of St. John the Baptist. He is currently the Secretary of the Board of Governors of the City Club of Portland and recently served as Chair of its Program Committee. He has served on a number of other community boards including the Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects for the Northwest Region of Kaiser Permanente, Providence Child Center Advisory Board, Aurora Colony Historical Society, Burnside Projects (now Transition Projects), Rain magazine, and the St. Andrew Legal Clinic. LYNN WOLFSTONE Lynn is a current parent of Mark '04 and Anne ’08. Lynn, a native Portlander, received her undergrad­ uate degree from the University of Oregon in Art History. Lynn is an active volunteer, contributing many hours of volunteer service to both Temple Beth Israel and Oregon Episcopal School. Lynn has served on the Auction committee and was last year’s 8th grade PAL chair. This year, Lynn has taken on the chair position of Volunteer Common Link, the coordinating committee for all OES volunteers. LESLIE WORKMAN Leslie is a current parent (Elizabeth '06, Christina ‘02, and Jennifer ’00). She graduated from Cornell College, and is married to Mark Workman, a 1969 graduate of Bishop Dagwell Hall. Leslie has a very strong volunteer record at OES that spans the past 12 years. She served on the original commit­ tee that started the Anthill, our school store, and started the Lower School packet project. She has served as a library volunteer, a member of the school’s 125th Anniversary Committee, the Lower School PAL Chair, Upper School volunteer coordinator, and served for the past two years as chair of Volunteers’ Common Link. OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 Sho Hl OES COMMUNITY LABYRINTH All members of our OES communi­ ty are invited to come and enjoy a peaceful walk on the 40’ x 40‘ canvas labyrinth located in the OES gym. Although there is no “right way” to walk a labyrinth, most people find a pace and a purpose that suits their individual needs at the moment they step onto the path. The labyrinth is an ancient pattern found in many cultures and tradi­ tions throughout the world. They are often used for walking medita­ tion, and can be considered a metaphor for a journey, quest or pilgrimage. The Labyrinth is a spiri­ tual tool that helps reduce stress, quiet the mind and open the heart. The OES Community Labyrinth is now available for Open Walks on the second Monday of each month from 7 pm-8:30 pm. In addition, OES sponsors walks for Lower School Children and teachers every Tuesday morning from 7am-8am. ▲ Emily Carty '10 enjoying Spooktacular with her reptile friend. SPOOKTACULAR! OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL This year’s Spooktacular CoChairs Teri Rosette and Debra Platt pulled out all the stops, stag­ ing an incredible evening of fun and fright for our OES Lower School families. The little ones loved the Spooky School Bus, a new addition this year, organized by the Primary Class, while older, braver types screamed their way through the amazing haunted house. The cakewalk - with real cakes - and the new Goblin Cafe organized by parent Kathy Haugh satisfied every gourmet’s sweet tooth! Thank you to the many peo­ ple who helped make this event so successful, and a special “Spooktacular” thank you to our UNICEF “boxes,” Lower School Head Sidney Gold and parent Susan Phillips. OES STUDENT’S ARTWORK SELECTED FOR CARD Brady Haugh '09 received a spe­ cial honor when his artwork was selected to be featured on a CASA Holiday Card. CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) are volunteers trained in local commu­ nities and appointed by judges to 14 speak up for abused and neglect­ ed children in court. The proceeds from the CASA/Kids for Kids Holiday Cards are used to raise awareness and funds for the train­ ing and support of CASA volun­ teers. Congratulations Brady! �i FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 OES CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS WIN HONORS On October 19th the OES boys and girls cross-country teams, coached by Mike Devenney and Lynn O’Donnell, made the long trek out to the coast to compete in the Northwest League champi­ onship meet. The OES girls ran an outstanding race and placed first out of five complete teams, beat­ ing second place Knappa by one point. Yvonne Yamanaka ‘04 placed third over all and earned a spot on first team all league. Kate Murphy ‘03, Judy Wagner 01, Kellin Crossman ‘02, and Sarah Exum ‘03 all made second team all league and Thuy Le ‘02 made third team all league. The boys’ team placed fourth out of seven com­ plete teams. Baker Lyon ‘02 placed fifth overall, awarding him an appointment on first team all league, with Phillip Clark ‘01 mak­ ing third team all league. As an added bonus, Coach Lynne O’Donnell was elected Northwest League coach of the year. Congratulations to all! 6TH GRADERS EXPERIENCE CHINESE MEDICINE Students in the 6th grade humani­ ties classes got a special treat during their unit on China. Dr. Joe Colette, a professor at Oregon College of Oriental Medicine (and father of 6th grader Nicolas Coletto), gave demonstrations to the students on the traditional art of Chinese Medicine. Dr. Coletto used his son Nicholas to demon­ strate such practices as acupunc­ ture, “cupping" and interpreting a person’s pulse. ▲ Tina Donovan and Liz Perkins, co-chairs of the 2001 OES Auction 2001 OES AUCTION: WILD WILD WEST AT OES The OES Auction season is off to a great start. The November 6th auc­ tion kick off party was a fun evening with a big show of support and enthusiasm from the OES community! Thanks to those who attended for sharing your great ideas on how to make this a won­ derful fundraiser. “Wild, Wild West at OES,” sched­ uled for March 3, 2001, promises to be an evening full of excitement, great offerings, good friends, and western fun, all for a terrific cause! During this season of giving take a few moments to decide about your auction donation. Think of all those items you love to bid on. Put together a theme dinner at your home or how about donating a gift certificate? Sponsorships are avail­ able again this year. Donation forms and drop boxes are located in the Lower, Middle and Upper School offices. Make the holidays bright by turning in your completed donation forms before Christmas. It’s a wonderful way to give to OES! OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 15 �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 ±11 r Touch With OES » 0 mu ▲ Members of the Class of 1985 reminisce at Reunion. The first reunion of the new millenium was held on June 10, 2000. About 65 alumni and their families gathered, ranging from the Class of 1926 through the Class of 1995. Following tradition, the 50th anniversary class, the Class of 1950, donned cap and gown and processed with the Class of 2000 in their graduation ceremony. ▲ Reunion alumni learn about and discuss the Episcopal tradition at OES in the Lady's Chapel of St. John the Baptist. The highlight of Reunion Day was the all-class luncheon and presen­ tation of the Distinguished Alumni Award. This year’s recipient, Eleanor Poorman Hamilton, SHH ’26, gave the group some humor­ ous highlights of her work as a rela­ tionship and sexuality educator. ▲ Members of the class of 1950 cion cap and gown to participate in the Commencement of the Class of2000. OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL ▲ Distinguished Alumni Eleanor Poorman Hamilton ‘26, speaking at the Reunion Luncheon. ▲ Members of the Class of 1990 catch up al reunion. 16 �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 St Helens Hall Luncheon ▲ Director of Development John Lauerman, Head of School Dulany Bennett, Margaret Reynolds '00, and Distinguished Alumni Eleanor Poorman Hamilton ‘26 visit at the SHH Luncheon. Alumnae from Saint Helen’s Hall met on campus on May 24, 2000 for a tour of the “Lady’s Chapel” of St. John the Baptist, followed by lunch. Father Roy Coulter, Rev. Lou Ann Pickering, and Rev. Anne Bartlett made a wonderful presen­ tation of items from the chapel at St. Helen’s Hall that continue to be used in services at St. John the Baptist. Examples of the Sisters’ handiwork were also shown. Head of School Dulany Bennett and four students from the Upper School joined the women for lunch where stories of school yesterday and today were shared. ▲ SHH ladies pose wearing the (formerly required) chapel veils. ▲ Alumnae of the Hall and Junior College during the 1940‘s at the SHH Luncheon. OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL ▲ Beatrice Thurston Paget ‘15 17 �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 A Letter from the Alumni Board President ▲ Alumni Board Gathering: (back row L to R) Marilyn Hutchings Hogrefe 54, Dulany Bennett, Ann Highet Liss ‘82, Katharine Sammons ‘79. Elizabeth Highet Green ‘86, Kathryn Finday '90, (front row) Lisa Laufenberg ‘86, Chuck Reynolds ‘69, Janice Swanson Wallenstein ‘64, Ed Haessler ‘71 Dear Fellow Alumni: With one child in the high school, I still drive down Nicol Road each morning and revisit the OES cam­ pus. This is a trip I still enjoy, checking the wetlands, the golf course, Fanno Creek, the reader board, big trees and faces, familiar and otherwise, around the bell tower. There are several of us alumni with our children attending OES, involved in the daily (parental) routines of school life. I realize, however, that for most of us alumni, the school is more a part of our past than our present. This is natural enough, given that it is a part of growing up. Nevertheless, it’s worth revisiting the subject of our relationship to OES from time to time. OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL It has been a real pleasure being engaged with the Alumni Board for the last several years. I have par­ ticularly enjoyed the opportunity to meet and talk with alumni whose experience with the school over a long reach of time provides histori­ cal perspectives. OES has not only existed under several other names over the last sixty and more years, it has changed outwardly very sig­ nificantly. It has also gone through times of troubles, of all manners, and times of glory and achieve­ ment. Yet, there are common themes which identify the school’s strengths over time, and these are reflected in the lives of its alumni. Among many of the people I've met is a set of common values: love for learning, compassion for people, commitment to service, high moral standards, sense of humor and love for life. I’ve met these people because they chose to come to an OES event, speak on campus, organize a class reunion, serve on school-wide committees or simply because they drove down Nicol Road to visit their school. If you haven’t thought about it recently, consider reshaping your relationship with OES. Join the Alumni Board’s effort to find the best ways to stay in touch with OES today and to support the school’s mission. We hope to see you at our upcoming alumni events, at any regular school event or simply sitting by the bell tower after a drive down Nicol Road. We are a part of OES, but only to the extent that we create a meaningful relationship to the school. Charles Reynolds ‘69 Alumni Board President 18 Alumni Board Members Pat Kendall Apperson ‘48 JC Marilyn Hutchings Hogrefe ‘54 SHH Marietta Lind Kuykendall ‘55 SHH Janice Swanson Wallenstein ‘64 SHH Janis Williamson Grout ‘68 SHH Chuck Reynolds, President ‘69 BDH Ed Haessler 71 BDH Katharine Sammons 79 OES* Ann Highet Liss ‘82 OES’ Tyson Storch ‘85 OES Elizabeth Highet Green ‘86 OES* Lisa Laufenberg ‘86 OES* Kathryn Findlay ‘90 OES* Tara Sorensen Witt ‘92 OES * Indicates new member to the Board We would also like to thank the Board members who finished their terms in June of 2000: Former President Max Miller ‘74 OES Sandy Douthit Nantt ‘88 OES Daniela Brod ‘89 OES Barry Daigle ‘80 OES Katherine Karafotias ‘66 SHH �Alumni Survey Highlights Last Spring, OES contracted with Intercept Research Corporation to con­ duct a random telephone survey of OES alumni from the last ten years. The survey was designed to help us evaluate how our alumni perceive their experience at OES. When asked to give OES a grade for the quality of its performance, OES received an overall grade point average of 3.75, with 74% giving OES an “A” grade. When asked what they liked best about their experience at OES, the top five responses were: • Exceptional faculty and staff who are personable, interesting, nurturing and care deeply about their students. • Small class sizes resulting in individualized attention. • The manageable size of the school, resulting in a caring community most conducive for learning. • High quality and standards of the academic program, creating an envi­ ronment where knowledge and learning is emphasized, valued and respected. • The ability to establish personal relationships with teachers and other students. Additional highlights of the survey are summarized in the chart below. ■ Agree ■ Strongly agree OES met or exceeded my expectations. 97% OES education represents substantial value in relation to tuition costs. 77% OES prepares its students well for college and the future. 80% OES strives for the full development of its students. 75% OES helps students recognize potential and reach goals. 62% 38% OES provides an atmosphere for making friends and estab­ lishing lasting relationships. 67% 28% OES balances academic learning with spiritual growth. 31% o Our school’s long history some­ times makes this question more complicated than it needs to be. We consider anyone who attend­ ed Saint Helen’s Hall, Junior College, Bishop Dagwell Hall, or Oregon Episcopal School to be an alumnus. Graduating from the school is not a necessary step to becoming an alumnus! If you know of someone who should be receiving alumni mailings from the school, please forward informa­ tion to Lisa DeGrace at (503) 7683137 or alumni@mail.oes.edu. 20% 25% OES Archive 18% -I-----------1------------- F 25 Some classes are already working on their reunion plans. If you would like to be involved in planning your reunion, please contact Lisa DeGrace at alumni@mail.oes.edu or (503) 768-3137. We are current­ ly tracking down “lost” alumni in the reunion years, and your help is desperately needed. Please look at our lists of lost alumni (on page 21) and see if you might be able to help. The more alumni in atten­ dance, the more fun your reunion will be. Am I an Alumnus? 80% 4 Reunion will be on Saturday, June 9, 2001, all over the OES Campus. Many classes will also meet the night before for dinners or socials. All alumni are welcome, and classes ending in ‘1 or ‘6 are especially welcome! We also welcome your ideas for reunion events. Even if you don’t want to be a leader in planning reunion, you can call or email with ideas. We hope you can join us! 52% I would recommend OES to friends, colleagues or family members. Save the Date! Reunion 2001 FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 50 -H 100 75 % of respondents 19 The OES Archive is compiling old copies of the school newspaper, from the Blophish to the Aardvark to the Falcon. If you have any copies of the newspaper please help us by adding them to our collection. Contact Kate Loggan: 503-246-7771x222 OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 Qi Evelyn Bates Babcock ‘31 June Clancy DeBlasio ‘31 Marjorie Henningsen Douglass ‘31 Nancy Foley Gibbs ‘31 Irene Carter McQuary ‘31 Helen Hoffman Moore ‘31 Susan Sargent Nolan ‘31 Vivian Howe Walker ‘31 In Search of Our Lost Alumni 0/2 Leotka Akers ‘36 '-7'-^ Helen Bennett ‘36 Lisbeth Dodson ‘36 Kathleen Hoyt Haynes ‘36 Betty Joyce Hockley ‘36 Frances McCarter '36 Jean Parks ‘36 Betty Rhodes ‘36 Charlotte Hill Rippey ‘36 Marguerite Peters Stanford ‘36 Ida Williams ‘36 Dorothy McBreen Adams ‘41 Audra Blankenship Bromley ‘41 Eloise Loveridge Burge ‘41 June Fowler Clark '41 Joyce Roberts Clarke ‘41 Margaret Peterson Cochrane ‘41 Ruth Davis ‘41 Marlynne Woodson Davis ‘41 Marlynne Davis ‘41 Dorothy Furst ‘41 Marie Grozan ‘41 Joan Hall ‘41 Jane Hildebrand ‘41 Frances Namba Ito ‘41 Parthenia MacMillan Krug ‘41 Carmelita Chambers Manley ‘41 Beaverly Nordean McColloch ‘41 Mary L. Moore ‘41 Beatrice Nash ‘41 Gene Nelson ‘41 Katherine Edmunds Neupert ‘41 Charlotte Stuart Prestholdt ‘41 Lillian Robertson Rideout ‘41 Lorelle Kennedy Saint ‘41 Jean McKellar Sneidman ‘41 Margaret Allen Wind ‘41 Mary Woerner ‘41 Betty Prideaux Clancy ‘41 a ▲ Alumnae from St. Helens Hall look for oldfiends. Reunion is scheduled for June 9, 2001, and we would like as many participants as possible! Listed below are alumni from Reunion Classes (classes ending in 1 or ‘6) with whom we have lost touch. If you have any information on a lost alumni, please contact Lisa DeGrace al 503-768-3137 or degracel@mail.oes.edu. Helen Peters Bisby ‘26 Marian Wilson Bishop ‘26 Catherine Van Schuyver Block ‘26 Caulean Creath ‘26 Nancy Carpenter Davis ‘26 Muriel Barde Elliott ‘26 Marion S. Grelle ‘26 Virginia Zan Hall ‘26 Grace McKeown Hall ‘26 Katherine Moore Jannan ‘26 Elizabeth Martin McKinney ‘26 Virginia Coke Murphy ‘26 Julie Smith Patterson ‘26 May Belle Allen Prag ‘26 Elizabeth St. Clair Shaffer ‘26 Naida Plummer Staples ‘26 Elizabeth McIntosh Stevenson ‘26 Evelyn Hutchinson Wetzel ‘26 Helen Dunn Wymer ‘26 q/2 OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL A A s' Virginia Fraser Cole ‘46 Barbara Anderson Gibbons ‘46 Gay R. Jacobs ‘46 Lois Calderwood Johannesen ‘46 Dolores Berg Mohr *46 Joanne Bendshadler Padur ‘46 Marjorie A. Peterson ‘46 Ellen Meyers Seezer ‘46 Joanne Slakov ‘46 Georgeanna Adam Spencer ‘46 Elizabeth Sholdebrand Taylor ‘46 r-i Joan Gordon James ‘51 -*■ Adelaide Woodruff Booth ‘51 Pamela Black Colvig ‘51 r/ Grace Balheim Adams '56 ’‘-7'-) Virginia Parrot Crane ‘56 Sandra Robinson Fain ‘56 Jeanne Boucher Herman ‘56 Donna Winebcrg Jensen ‘56 Heather MacKenzie ‘56 Rita Shields Snyder ‘56 20 z-q Janet Kreiling ‘61 O 1 Susan Gedney McRedmond ‘61 Pennyjo Davis Noyes ‘61 Mary Gibson Warden ‘61 x/- Cynthia Humphrey Bash '66 Ou Nancy Abraham Benson ‘66 Carolyn Bruce ‘66 Nina Cheung ‘66 Cynthia Hart ‘66 Jill Shank Mahew ‘66 Taylor Pilip ‘66 '7-1 Cynthia Baker'71 ' 1 Marjorie Anderson Cesolini ‘71 Benjamin Critchlow ‘71 Marion Halbenz ‘71 Charles Holden ‘71 John Holtman ‘71 Anita L. Jackson 71 Pranee Jantarach ‘71 Osama Kabbani ‘71 Bill Shapton ‘71 Sumalee Vatanavoraluk ‘71 Bryant Wooten ‘71 Alan Wurzweiler Jr. ‘71 ry / Chris Bluemle 76 ' O Laurie Jue ‘76 Julienne B. Lange-Max ‘76 Leron Paterson ‘76 David Pierovich ‘76 Holleen K. Schlepp '76 Sarah Kingery Schueler ‘76 John S. Weber ‘76 Sara Wells ‘76 Babak Abbas-Zabeh‘81 ^7 1 Teresa Booth ‘81 Chris Culler ‘81 Ann Marcher Eustler ‘81 Heidi Lulich ‘81 Amir Najafi ‘81 Joseph Ng ‘81 Toby Pugh ‘81 Mohammad Rassouli ‘81 Ruthanne Williams ‘81 Q Z Derek Burton ‘86 OO Mark F. Kissam ‘86 Chrissy Kirkmire Mazzola ‘86 Nadia Meliti ‘86 Michael Rubovits ‘86 Joel Schalit ‘86 Kevin Shilling '86 Eric Utz ‘86 Elizabeth Wang ‘86 QI Adrian Brandt ‘91 Suzanne Geary ‘91 Koichi Ike ‘91 Amy Post Kinney ‘91 Tomoko Kyuzaki *91 Tony Shum ‘91 Brian Sitoski-Gabbard ‘91 Sarah K. Bickford ‘96 Q/ Amy Davis ‘96 Jeffrey Herman ‘96 Melody Lamort ‘96 Cassandra Lautenschleger ‘96 John S. Liu ‘96 Katherine Washington ‘96 Kei Yamaguchi ‘96 �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 COLLEGES ATTENDED Graduation 2000 ALL SCHOOL AWARDS ▲ Brad Miller, Will Meade, Elizabeth Dunn preparing for their graduation ceremony. ▲ Blake Piper, Kevin Huang, Stan Lin,Jubin Rahatzad are all smiles following graduation. Alumni Award Kristen Jacobson Bishop Dagwell Award Colin Williams Mary Rodney Award Elizabeth deRham & Margaret Reynolds Head of School Aw'ard Alison Asarnow & Elizabeth deRham Patron’s Award Whitney Alexander & Jonathan Foltz J. Milne Manson Award Alan Arvidson Susan E. McClave Award Elizabeth Miller Student Body Award Jeremy Thomas & Elizabeth deRham ▲ Senior Class President Kristen Jacobson and Head of School Dulany Bennett ◄ Will Meade accepting one of the Coaches’ Aivards for Boys' Sports with Dennis Black, and daughter. 21 Kate Abell Imran Ahmad Anees Ahmed Whitney Alexander Stephanie Artati Alan Arvidson Alison Asarnow Nora Barnett Anna Berzins Annie Bordal Christina Brinegar Edwin Brown Steven Cade Elizabeth deRham Mayuko Donuma Elizabeth Dunn Evie English Annie Ferguson Jonathan Foltz Maya Ghattas Alissa Greenbaum Scon Harris Alex Herbert Kevin Huang Devin Huseby Kristen Jacobson Ashley Kaempf Brice Keown Stan Lin Alex Lipshutz Will Meade Brad Miller Elizabeth Miller Andrew Morris Andy Murray Kerran Pender Jim Pickering Blake Piper Alex Polstra Andrew Poon Jubin Rahatzad Margaret Reynolds Eri Sakai Sho Sakakibara Greg Shilling Katherine Slater Natalie Sonnde Kim Spears Amy Spiker Bryan Stecker Jeremy Thomas Matt Totonchy Claire Vlach Kelli Ward Susie Waskey John Westlund Colin Williams Erik Wirfs-Brock Jennifer Workman Katherine Wrenn St. Mary’s (Moraga) Reed Reed Bowdoin Carnegie Mellon Evergreen (deferring) Yale U. of Oregon Occidental U. of Redlands U. ofOregoi>n Carroll College (deferring) U. of the Pacific Stanford (deferring) U. of San Francisco (deferring) deferring Colorado College Fordham Bard U. of Redlands Occidental St. Olaf Linfield U. of Southern Calif. Vassar New York University U. of Oregon Carleton U. of Puget Sound U. of Oregon Occidental Colorado College Colorado College Vassar Duke New York University Pacific U. U. of Southern Calif. U. of Southern Calif. Pitzer Knox Stanford U. of Puget Sound Marymount Brown St. Mary’s (Moraga) U. of Colorado at Boulder UC Santa Barbara Tufts & the School of the Museum of Fine Ans (joint program) Beloit U. of Oregon (deferring) Whitman Vassar Xavier U. of Louisiana U. of Puget Sound Linfield Loyola U. New Orleans Evergreen U. of Puget Sound U. of Denver OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 Alumni Notes This issue of class notes is comprised of notes received between June 1 and October 15, 2000. If we received your notes after October 15, they will be included in our next issue of Belltower. = Class reunion years Reunion date: June 9, 2001 Elizabeth Bostwick Elizabeth’s son, Dan Johnson, called to let us know that Elizabeth turned 100 on September 23rd, 2000! Mrs. Bostwick was a teacher at Saint Helen’s Hall in the 195O’s and 1960’s. She taught Chemistry. 1920’s Eleanor Holman Burkitt ‘22 “My daughter, Barbara Burkitt Sloggett ‘52, who also graduated from OES, is a doctor in Hawaii with her own clinic, the Behavior Therapy Clinic. She was also appointed one of a three-member board for certifica­ tion of pyschologists for the State of Hawaii.” 1930s Betty Kirk Duncan ‘39 "A group of us from Lincoln City are taking a cruise together on the Carnival Line to the Mexican Riviera in November!” ▲ Class of 1950 (L to R): Marliss Lockwood Witt, Nancy’ Sigurdson Austin, Marilyn Sigurdson Cooper ‘51, Betty Schoolmaster Newton, Diane Dawson Schultz 1940’s Eleanor Staehli Milne ‘40 "I reached the year 2000! And so did you! Wow! Next week I hit 80. But I have a new car - a Miata. Now if I can just keep my driver’s license. My dear, sweet husband asked me what I wanted for my birthday. I told him, ‘Pearls.’ He said, ‘They don’t have much resale value, do they?’ Should I increase my accident insurance?” Dorothy Lilly Nestelle ‘41 7^ "Fred and I have had some wonderful trips— my goal this year is to get the pictures in scrapbooks— have a few left to do. Visited the Greek Islands last year. Fred is also retired, but he’s "flunked” three times! He is doing consulting services for engineering firms.” Barbara J. Hinman ‘49 "Currently, laying out a landscape consumes my attention, along with checking up on grandchildren. Gophers advanced from the west recently while I was away." 195O’s Floy vonGroenewald Senior ‘51 7V "Recently (November 4, 1999), my husband Milnor died. Throughout my adjustment to loss, I continue volunteering. I was privileged to sing with the Festival Choir for the National Episcopal Convention in Denver. I am currently Vice Elaine Taylor Baum ‘43 “Bill & I just celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary on Aug. 12th, 2000. Our 4 children and 8 grand­ children gave us a party at an estate in Napa Valley. In February, we flew to Rio de Janeiro, and cruised South America, returning home from Santiago, Chile.” Anne Carter Brainerd ‘44 “Still working as a travel consultant which enables me to travel with oth­ er agents. Just returned from a Caribbean cruise out of New Orleans. Great trip!” OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 22 ▲ Class of 1955: (L to R back) Carolyn Bowles Geiger, Pal Kruse Roseland, (front) Marietta Lind Kuykendall, Jemison Cain �air and white clouds now. Jim and I have lived in Hamilton since 1961. We have 3 children, 8 grandchil­ dren. After Jim retired in the Spring of 1988 we moved to Seattle and were Directors of a Retirement Community. It was there that I got reacquainted with Pat Kruse Roselund. We moved back to Hamilton the fall of 1992." President of Education for the Colorado Symphony Orchestra Guild, and the President fo the Denver Area Panhellenic (20 national collegiate sorority alumnae groups represented). Besides the above, I am the Church of the Transfiguration leader of the Mary Martha Chapter of the Daughters of the King. I contin­ ue volunteering for the Visiting Nurse Association, AARP 55 Alive mature driving program, and AARP tax aide.” Nancy Lee Smith ‘51 7^ "Enjoying every minute of life. Recently retired as a director of a design center, I now have the time to travel and to pursue my interests in the arts. I’ll be there for the 50th reunion!" Elisabeth Coats Sherif ‘51 tV “I am designing and building a Barragan/Legorreta style home north of Santa Fe while fighting the insane, immoral nuclear weaponry produc­ tion at Los Alamos. I look forward (with glee and wonder!) to greeting fellow fifty-yearers in June at OES.” Anne Cannon Nixon ‘51 7^r "I am enjoying the life of the retired. Don and I took a 2 month backpack trip in Southern Europe this spring. We play golf voraciously, though I am a perpetual beginner. I’m writing our family history and have become the oldest, an awesome thought! Writing for our local paper keeps me satisfied as I’ve always loved to write. Hi to all!” Martha Stearns Mulholland ‘51 7^ "I am retired from teaching special education. My husband Don & I live in the retirement golf community of Sun Lakes, AZ. This is our 9th year here. We now have 11 grandchildren ranging in age from 16 yrs to 8 mo. Two of four daughters are elementary school teachers, one is an accountant, and one is a librarian in an elemen­ tary school. We like to cruise, travel, and play golf." Caroline Kuhn Meehan ‘51 "Doing well! We’re getting ready to drive out to AZ in mid-October to visit our 5 grandchildren; we haven’t FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 Gael Close Liptak ‘58 “I have been a widow since August, 1998. I have gone back to work as of January, 2000. I love my job: 9:30 3:30. I have a full life with work, my computer, and many friends.” ▲ Class of 1960: (L to R) Sharon Parks Walters, Carol Pope Carney, Carol Lynn Furlong Cunningham met the 2 youngest— 4 months and 23 months. Marah Kaitlyn, the fourmonth old, is our last grandchildeveryone in the family is now out of the baby business’ We have a total of 9! Lots of good books left to read! Life is good." Sally H. Cohn ‘52 “I’m into my third year of retirement from Oregon Health Sciences University. Several weeks out of each summer, I teach kids at Ascension School, a summer camp in Eastern Oregon. I’m winding up a one-year stint as acting treasurer of a small non-profit organization, and am about to embark on volunteering in the SMART Reading Program. I competed in a whistling event in Canada in the fall of 1999, and won the hand whistling category." Meridel J. Prideaux ‘59 Meridel has been appointed to the National Young Audiences Executive Committee as National Chapter Assembly President. In this capacity, Prideaux will oversee the 32 chapters in the network, which are spread throughout the US. 1960’s Sharon Parks Walters ‘60 “After spending 4 years circumnavi­ gating the world with my husband from 1990-1994, I returned to Astoria OR for 5 years. Last December, I moved to Spokane, WA when my husband took a new job in Marketing and Customer Service. This January I am going on a mis­ sion trip for 2 weeks in Thailand. We have found a good church and I am most happy serving the Lord at every opportunity that arises.” Yvonne Wright Johnson ‘53 “We moved, after 30 years in Portland, to Bend in 1999- A major change in scenery, but much less stress. My husband is on kidney dial­ ysis 3 times a week. He is waiting for a kidney transplant at OHSU. Our daughter is here with her 4 active boys. We try to keep up! God’s Blessings & Greetings to 1953 classmates." Jean Archibald Swanz ‘55 "Got through the Fire 2000 in the Bitterroot Valley unscathed. We really appreciate the blue sky, fresh 23 ▲ Meridel Prideaux '59 OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 summers hiking and recreating in Glacier National Park and other areas throughout the Pacific Northwest. If any classmates are coming through Kalispell, be sure co get in touch. I can give you some great ideas for camping and hiking in Glacier." Sally James ‘73 ▲ Clent Richardson ‘79 proudly shows off daughter Madison Thea Richardson. Vicky Joslyn Bayha ‘62 "Maybe we should attempt a 40-year reunion in 2002! All is well, in fact is great. All 4 of our combined chil­ dren are in college or have finished and are seeing the world!” Darlene L. Hawkins ‘62 “1 have a wonderful challenging job working with an internationally known physicist. My two daughters have each given me an absolutely delightful granddaughter (ages 2 and 3). I moved to Berkeley 1-1/2 years ago and love all the Bay Area has to offer except of course the traffic and pollution. I walk & take public transportation." Alice Martin Larsen-Muessig ‘63 Alice is a RN working in Cardio­ vascular Surgical ICU at Otheran Heart Hospital, Mesa, Arizona. "My eldest daughter is in high school now, which feels like a new era. It makes me remember freshman year at St. Helen’s Hall, especially my tempo­ rary wheel chair. Anybody remember going to Fred Meyer’s after school?” Holly Parker Ande ‘74 "Howdy y’all! The Florida sun keeps me active with golf, fishing, biking, and orchid growing. My son Hunter is in an Aerospace Sciences/ROTC magnet and is on the golf team. My daughter, Nicole, is an honor student and enjoys basketball and has state ranking in tennis. If you are heading south, our door is always open.” Eric Kobbe ‘77 “We have just adopted a girl from India, her name is Kristina. She is now two years old. Special thanks to Sue Christianson (nee Brustad ‘75) for all your help." Phoebe McKinney ‘79 "After living in New York City for 13 years, where I worked on interna­ tional workers’ rights and human rights policy and advocacy issues, I am currently pursuing coursework toward a Masters in International Education at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. I keep in touch with Daphne Wysham, who lives in the D.C. area and is about to give birth to her first child! My best to everyone. I would love to hear from any of my former classmates, and I was really sorry to miss our reunion!” Clent Richardson ‘79 “Madison Thea, born on 9/5/00 at 20:24, was 6 lbs 5oz and 19” tall. Mom and Dad are doing great, but arc VERY tired and not used to all the sleepless nights!" 1980’s Helen Achilles Andrews ‘81 “I’ve been thinking about our 20th reunion. Hard to believe it’s been more years out than the years it took us to get to our senior year(18). Count me in!" Brad Whitcomb ‘81 "I’m married with two children, my wife’s name is LaVonne and our chil­ dren are Morgan (4) and Conor (1). We live in Bend, enjoy the great outdoors, and cherish the beautiful view we have of the Cascades from our home.” 1970’s Jane E. Ellis ‘70 “Moved home to the San Juan Islands about 6 years ago. Children are final­ ly raised and graduated! All is is well in my world.” Rachel Barnes Williams ‘71 7^ “I finally graduated with a BA in Linguistics from Uof O in August 2000. I am currently teaching English as a second language(ESL) in Eugene and hope to move out of the country co continue my ESL career in Mexico or South America in 2001. Would love to hear from class mates!” OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL Mary Critchlow ‘72 “I teach High School PE and Health in Kalispell, Montana. I spend my ▲ Class of 1980: (L to R back row) AU Tabatabai, Jeffrey Hearn, Steve Ritchie with daughter, Barry Daigle with daughter, Michael Shepherd, Lindsay Hornbnan Prey, (front row) Todd Husband, Brenda Graves Wiems, Elizabeth Draper, Jennifer Kennedy Lexa 24 �Bozeman with a Czech wildlife pho­ tographer, Dusan, and a Jack Russel for almost 2 years, and my mother and sister both now live half an hour away. Lots of travel, writing, climb­ ing and flyfishing. Life is good.” FALL/WINTER 0 0 0 2 David Seow ‘87 ▲ Class of 1985: (L to R) Tyson Storch, Philip Bronson, Greg Simon Sarah Stephenson Keyes ‘81 7k "After five years in Los Angeles, we have moved back to the East Coast, where my husband took a job at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. I am currently at home with Mary Hall (4) and Norman Arthur (2 1/2) master­ ing face painting and 'dwess up’.” Phillip Bronson ‘85 Phillip’s company is Zooperscrollers.com. They sell 4x4 baby strollers on the web, and in baby specialty scores. Laura Sani Pashak ‘85 Laura is a librarian at Ledding Library in Milwaukie. Kim Brown Learning ‘83 “Recently accepted a position as the Marketing Director of a new Internet start-up company based out of Seattle which primarily focuses on aggregating sports web sites. Left my position at FOX Sports after 8 yearsbut my husband still works there! Might be news... recently got mar­ ried last November to David Learning who works at FOX Sports as an editor, director, and feature producer.” Daniel Collins ‘83 “Hi, fellow alumni. I am currently single, divorced, with 2 wonderful boys. Their names are Levi, 7, and Jacob, 3 1/2. I am currently teaching 6th-8th grade mathematics. It has been 8 years and counting. Send me an e-mail at mathteacherbaselO@juno.com." Darrell Miller ‘84 “Calvin, son, age 5 and Ariel, daugh­ ter, age 4 doing well. Traveling with my job a lot over western third of the United States. Class of‘84, let me know where you are, and I might be able to swing a visit! You can reach me at darmiller@earthlink.net.” "I dropped by OES in February ‘00 for a very, very brief visit co give some of my Sam, Sebbie and Di-DiDi books to the library. I wish I could have stayed for a longer visit but I was only in town over the weekend and I was on a very tight schedule. I plan on coming back early next year. Helen Kirschner Townes ‘85 “Moved back to Portland (OR, this time) in May — HURRAY! John is at OHSU & I’m continuing as a stay-athome Mom & grantwriter.... see you all soon." Deborah Rath Kennison ‘86 7k Debbie is Assistant Director at Johns Hopkins in the Alumni Relations Office. Beginning in the fall she will also be writing and editing parts of the Hopkins Magazine, and will be in charge of the web site as well. Debbie says, “I have two beautiful daughters, Charlotte who is about to turn 5 and is starting Kindergarten and Beatrice who will turn 1 in October. Kendall and I just celebrat­ ed our 10th Anniversary. He is an Assistant Professor of Music at Goucher College in Towson Maryland.” Debbie is helping to organize the Class of 1986 Reunion, along with Brian Litzenberger. I’m still writing children’s books and while it can be enjoyable, it can be a hassle at times too. And art was one of my favourite subjects’! Hi to Jack O'Brien and Sue Jensen. I’m also starting work on a series of text books for school grades three to five. The school children here don’t know what they’re in for! I’ve made an appearance at an inter­ national book fair, which was held in Singapore, and I’m scheduled to make an appearance at Borders here in Singaore. I’ve just finished two other series of books. The first is about baby animals. The second is a more whimsical and more magical in tone. I’ve also done a book about a cat which is kind of ironic since I’m a dog person. Anyway I’ve rambled on long enough.” ▼ Mike Danies 87 and Scott Kletnp 87 atJason Sprague’s C89) wedding. Natasha Ellis Ruess ‘86 7^ Natasha has two children, Adam, 5 years and Tatiana, 3 years. Lorca Fitschen ‘87 “I have a freelance research business and I love it. I’ve been living in 25 OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 the same in Argentina Dec-April. Most importantly however is that I recently married Vanessa Quiroga of San Martin de los Andes of Patagonia Argentina. She is a graphic designer and we had been dating for 2 years. We were married on April 19th in Argentina and June 2nd out at Black Butte. We plan to continue our year­ ly migration at least for the next few years until future little ones might pin us down a bit.” Jonathan Herlocker ‘90 ▲ Class of 1990 (L to R standing) Michele Bell, Ashleigh Asaph, Molly Nakayama, Franklin Dyer, Mara McClelland, Graham Tewksbury, (seated) Josiah Brown, Marie-Claire Vohnson-Streight Wonacott, Elizabeth Bell, (front) Kathryn Findlay Tai M. Wu ‘87 “I got married in February of this year. Moved to Lake Oswego with my wife, Sheri Heldstab. Still work­ ing downtown with Chall Fry ‘87.” Katherine Eklund ‘88 Katherine enjoys working as the Kid’s Content Manager for a Web site called Festivals.com. Anna Gebbie ‘88 “I got married to Robert Guay on July 22, 2000.” William Van Winkle ‘89 William has been married to Knico Ristle Van Winkle for four years (as of July 2000). William says, “I quit my day job last spring to be a fulltime freelance writer. I appear regu­ larly in magazines like Home Office Computing, Smart Computing, and the locally distributed Computer Source, at which I’m the technical editor (whatever that means). I’m still at work trying to become a nov­ elist, which is a far slower process than I’d ever imagined possible.” Margaret Nichols Stedman ‘89 Margaret graduated from Boston University with a Masters in Public Health. She is currently working in Epidemiologic research at Boston University. OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL Shauna Cooper Brennan ‘89 “I live 15 minutes from San Francisco and work in SF. I am in commercial real estate here, and have been married for three years.” Juliet Henderson ‘89 “I’m still living in smoggy Burbank with my girlfriend Stephanie. I teach high school Spanish and coach Varsity tennis and JV basketball. After dealing with teenage girls for 2 years, I realize that karma truly does exist and I apologize to all teachers, administrators, etc, whose lives I made difficult at OES! My family is growing with the addition of dog #2, Oscar, rescued from the streets of Pasadena. Rooben (dog #1) had issues with no longer being an onlydog, but he’s fine now. I can be reached by e-mail at jhenders@westridge.org.” 1990’s Matthew Clark ‘90 Matt is in his second year at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Sciences, studying Conservation Biology. He graduated from Stanford in 1995, and then spent 2 years in Honduras in the Peace Corps. “This September I’m finishing up my PhD at the University of Minnesota, moving to Corvallis with my wife Tami, and starting my new job as Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Oregon State University.” Cynthia E. Smith ‘90 “I recently quit my job of 3 years, teaching English in Japan, and am preparing to travel south-east Asia with my partner Yoko. We’re hitting a total of 9 countries in just over 6 months of backpacking. Should be quite an adventure. After our return to Japan, I am hoping to find another teaching job, since it looks like I'll be here awhile! That about sums up my life. Thanks!” Ashleigh E. Asaph ‘90 “Just graduated with a MBA from NYU Stern School of Business and will be starting a 2 year rotational program in the corporate finance division at Pfizer Pharmaceuticals here in NYC. Just got engaged.” Michele Bell ‘90 Michele is teaching bilingual first grade. Marie-Claire Vohnson-Streight Wonacott ‘90 Marie-Claire gave birth to Madeleine Rose Wonacott on 9-28-00 at 11:17pm. Madeline was 71b 9oz, and 21 inches at birth. Mara McClelland ‘90 Henry Abbott ‘91 tV Mara is an interior designer. "See www.gekkoproductions.com. Ron Sorensen ‘90 Michael Scheetz ‘91 7^ “I am still guiding fly-fishermen on the Henry’s Fork in Idaho and then “I started at University of Portland, but eventually graduated a Cougar 26 �FALL/WINTER 0 0 2 0 from Washington State with a dou­ ble major in Business Administration and MIS. I’ve been at UPS for the last 7 years and work in their region­ al IS/IT office. I’m still scuba diving, playing rugby, and travelling around the world. I’m still trying to move to London, but who knows where I’ll land. I can be contacted at mtpb@armt.org.” Andrea Bell ‘91 tV Andrea married Derek Lincoln Parks on Saturday, September 23, 2000 in Austin Texas. Mark Ashton ‘91 7^ Mark is living in Kent, Washington and working for Microsoft. He was married on July 25, 1998 to Eden Hopkins. ▲ Antia Gebbie’s wedding: (L to R, standing ) Scott Kremkau ‘94, Macy & Whitney Grayson, Mike Kremkau ‘94, Anna Gebbie '88, Joann Bennington ‘94, Sharon Eileen Gebbie ‘91, Sherrill Bennington ‘91, David Streight, Brinton Clark 88, Mary Quaid, Dana Borgford Clancy9 ‘88, (L to R, kneeling ) Eric Gebbie ‘94, Cindy Gaines ‘88, Molly Vogt, Todd Terris '89, Pam Vohnson, Cris Harris ‘89 Adam Kobos ‘91 7k Sharon E. Gebbie ‘91 7^ Erika Stephenson ‘91 7k Right after OES I attended Amherst College (I graduated in 1995). After college I entered a PhD program in philosophy at Harvard, where I soon realized I wasn’t the academic I thought I was. I worked as a parale­ gal for a couple of years in Boston before coming out to Stanford this past year for law school.” Sharon had a mini-reunion with Mark Behrens ‘91 in NYC in July. Sharon recently received her NLA and is currently working on her PhD from Univ, of Illinois ChampagneUrbana. Next time they hope others can make it. "Well, although I did not actually spend my senior year at OES, I have often wondered what my classmates have been up to. I have just started a family, and have a 3 month old daughter named Miya. I received a Bachelors degree and I am currently in a Masters program." Mark Behrens ‘91 7k Mark Behrens and Sharon Gebbie (‘95) had a mini reunion in July in NYC. Mark is earning his MA from Keio University in Japan but was on assignment for Superfuture (a Tokyo based marketing company) in NY for the weekend. Next time they hope others can make it. A Madeline Rose Wonacott, new daughter of Marie-Claire Vohnson-Streight Wonacott ‘90. Elizabeth Cooper ‘91 7k “I married Robert Cahn this spring (still Cooper, though), got my mas­ ter’s degree in Architecture from the University of Oregon this past win­ ter, and have moved to Boise, Idaho where I work as an architect doing mostly commercial work. It’s hot here and I actually miss the rain!” Julien Ritter ‘91 ?k “I live in west Tokyo with a sweet and caring wife. Her name is Mie and we’ve just celebrated our 2nd anniversary. No plans to head state­ side at the moment despite a pretty bitter economy here. I started a con­ sulting business in February and am pleased with the challenge and hum­ ble success it has brought me. Mostly do in-house trainings for the service industry here, translation, consulting(of course) and intensive trainings for major corporations who will send their staff to overseas positions with branch offices or subsidiaries. The summer is a killer here and I’m look­ ing forward to heading home with the wife next summer for a lengthy stay." 27 Korena Saunby ‘92 7^ “I am currently living in West LA and having a great time. I’m work­ ing on finishing my Masters Thesis in Developmental Psychology as well as working full time with a five year old deaf autistic boy named Marshall. Hope co work towards earning a Ph.D. and continuing my work with children with autism, specifically chose with hearing impairments.” David Tarlow *92 “Living in Chicago and working as an actor. I also have a great flexible job at Andersen Consulting. Recent projects have included the film Unconditional Love with Kathy Bates and Rupert Everett, directed by PJ Hogan, as well as Looking Glass Theater Company’s production of Eleven Rooms of Proust, adapted and directed by Mary Zimmerman. Keep in touch at Davidtarlow@hotmail.com.” OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 Joanne Lau *92 “Since June 2000, I have been work­ ing for the Community Energy Project as the Outreach Coordinator. CEP is a private non-profit organiza­ tion that serves low-income families, seniors and persons with disabilities through education and direct services of energy and water conservation. I also keep myself busy helping out with Amnesty International.” Marcotte Anderson ‘93 “Finishing my BA in Economics and art at Rice University, Houston, TX. Only one more semester to go (hopefully).” Laura Wallace ‘93 “After two and a half years treading the corridors of power in the Houses of Parliament, I’m afraid I sold my soul and ventured into the private sector. I now work in public rela­ tions. The hours are long but the pay is better and I’m enjoying the work. To the horror of some of my friends and the joy of others (or so I like to flatter myself) I’ve also crossed the Thames and now live south of the river. For those of you who don’t know, there’s a big north-south divide in London which almost compares to the American Civil War but doesn’t have any sort of valid cause attached to it and isn’t quite so bloody. entering Columbia's PhD program in philosophy, specializing in mathe­ matical logic, and the philosophy of language. He is excited to be moving to NYC for the next 5 or 6 years. Erin E. Murphy *96 Bates College informed us that Erin Murphy received a bachelor of arts in Spanish. A dean’s list student, she participated in the college's 134th commemcemant exercises. She enjoyed Bates, but felt the "middle of nowhere” aspect somewhat confining. Carl Russell ‘96 “Here is what is up with me. Graduated from Harvey Mudd and I am going to work in Seattle, WA." Jonathan S. Findlay ‘97 John is in the Army (for 6 months now) and will be for another 5 1/2 years. He is currently stationed in Baumholder, Germany, but will soon be in Kosovo Badaja Hedlund ‘98 Whitman College informed OES that Badaja earned Academic Distinction for the 2000 spring semester. Carola Sonnde ‘98 Whitman College informed OES that Carola earned Academic Distinction for the 2000 spring semester. Kirsten L. Martens ‘95 “I just graduated from Carleton College in June with a History degree. In August, I will travel to Germany to begin my year as a Fulbright Student Scholar. I am studying German attitudes during the Second World War. I’ll be in Bremen which is in northern Germany, near Denmark, so I will be able to visit my sister, Pernille Martens ‘89.” Kira Person ‘95 Nathaniel Spencer ‘99 Kira received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Whitman College in May 2000. Her major was anthropol­ ogy. She is currently a dorm parent at OES. Nathan was named "Freshman of the Year” at Rice University. Matthew Slater ‘96 tV OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL Jordan Fink ‘99 Jordan recently transferred to the Evergreen State College, where he spends his time hiking, cooking, making rope from nettles, and build­ ing temporary piazzas. He is current­ ly developing a Cascadian Studies Major wherein Ecology, Ethnography, Geology, History, and Land-Use Planning are all brought into the context of the Pacific NW. Matt Slater graduated from Dartmouth College. He will be Omer Inan ‘99 Omer Inan ‘99’ completed his fresh­ men year at Stanford this Spring 2000. At Stanford, Omer placed 4th in the discus at the 2000 PAC 10 championships. In June he placed 28 second in the Discus at the US Junior Championships (for athletes under the age of 20). His throw of 188’ 3” (at the Jr. Championships) earned him a trip to the World Jr. Track Championships in Chile. He is ranked 10th on the World Jr. list for the 2000 season, and established a new Stanford freshmen class record in the discus. Laura Champion ‘99 “I’m a sophomore at University of Oregon, with a double major in Landscape Architecture and Architecture. I am an art gallery member at Gallery 803 in Klamath Falls, displaying and selling my paintings.” 90’s Classes Have a “Groove” Ac the end of the '97 school year Andy deGuzman and David Van Ballegooijen created a band called Freshly Squeezed. They played their first gig at Biostock '97. They even came back after they graduated to play the '98 prom. They are return­ ing to OES again, but this time they're on CD. The group is now called Casual Groove Therapy, and the CD, entitled The End of Television, includes OES alumni Rachel Frank, Lindsey Blauer, Greg Coffeen, Cassie Langdale, Darren Olson, John Van Ballegooijen, and Annie Warner. The CD can be purchased from the Alumni Development office for $5.00. It will also be available online at www.casualgroove.com soon. € CASUAL fiWSVE TtttKAPy I THE [HP 9F RLeVi$«9N �FALL/WINTER 2 0 0 0 In Memoriam Hazel Fairservice Kefauver ‘20 October 21, 1999 Vivian Byers Carothers ‘37 March 24, 2000 Hazel’s daughter, Elizabeth told us how fond her mother was of Saint Helen's Flail, and of the wonderful memories she had there. After SHH, Hazel went on to get a Masters from the University of Washington in Librarianship. Hazel’s life was one filled with family, service, and a real love of life. "I think you would be proud to claim her as one of your alumni,” Elizabeth concluded. Katharine O’Reilly ‘30 Spring, 2000 After attending Junior College, Vivian received her BA and MA from the University of Oregon, where she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. For many years before her retirement in 1978 she served as secretary of the English Department at Loyola Marymount University; for decades she was the gracious hostess to her husband’s colleagues and students of the University. She was an enthusias­ tic seamstress, an expert quilter, and unfailingly generous of her time, energy, and her love. She leaves behind her husband, 6 children, 12 grand children, and 2 great grand­ children. Helen Stratton Felker ‘31 May 12, 2000 Ruth Condon Loomis ‘38 May 10, 2000 Jane Logan Edwards ‘36 February 20, 2000 Jeannette Christensen Eaton ‘39 June, 2000 Mrs. Eveline Hall Mitchell ‘28 January 14, 2000 After graduating from SHH,Jane attended and graduated from Reed College, and finally graduated from the Golden Gate Law School. She practiced law in Redwood City, and was later the District Attorney in Montague, CA. While there, she became interested in mining law and continued to practice law until 1990. Mrs. Edwards lived in Placer County the last 11 years. She took a life-long interest in golf, and traveled throughout the United States, Ireland, and Scotland, playing at famous courses such as St. Andrew’s. OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL Alice Freeze Warner ‘36 July 19, 2000 Dale Thompson Boon ‘42 April 1,2000 Mrs. Boon died on April 1, 2000 with complications from cancer. She was preceded by her husband Jack, on February 25, 2000. She is sur­ vived by her daughter Mary Elizabeth, sons William, Charles, and Tom ('69), and four grandchil­ dren. Joanne Fitzmaurice Gerber ‘47 February, 2000 Victoria Justice Wakefield ‘63 February 25, 2000 The Rev. Victoria Wakefield died Feb. 25th, 2000. Victoria graduated from San Jose State University and Seabury Western 29 Theological Seminar}' in Evanston, Illinois. She was an Associate at St. Paul’s, Salem from 1989-1991, then returned to Illinois to serve as Rector of Grace, Galena. Linda Niete Takeda ‘69 August 5, 2000 Linda attended the University of Oregon after OES. Linda was very talented in arts and crafts and lived and worked in Hawaii and Orange County, CA. She joined the Anahein Vineyards Church where she met and married her husband Richard Takeda in 1989- Linda was a prayer leader and gave comfort to many. She also did missionary work in England and South Africa. Mr. William M. Brod July 5, 2000 Parent of Alumni William “Bill’’ Brod, died July 5 of prostate cancer at age 67. A 1950 graduate of Washington High School, he received his Bachelor’s degree from OSU, and served 3 yrs in the US Air Force. In addition to hes support of OES, Mr. Brod and his family were long time supporters of public parks programs, Clackmas Community College, CCI Enterprises, OPB, and various Oregon environmental causes. Diana Kornet June 4, 2000 Former Upper School Faculty Member Diana Kornet died June 4, 2000 in a climbing accident. A beautiful memorial service, led in part by Lower School Chaplain Lou Ann Pickering was held in Mt. Tabor Park to honor her memory. �— | J • ■,-h. : ■ ■ -■ ■ I �O E S ANNUAL Income: $11,004,919 REPORT SUMMARY The OES Fund 1999-2000 Other 2.3% Transportation 2.1% After School Programs 3.1% Source Donors Gifts Alumni Current Parents 196 455 91 $250,087 $41,924 Parents of Alumni Grandparents Faculty and Staff 35 OES Fund 3.5% Endowment & Interest 6.3% Friends 10 16 8 $9,740 $8,254 93 Corporations Foundations Tuition & Fees 82.7% $34,190 Total: 904 $12,523 $22,324 $13,250 $392,292 Special Activity Tuition and Fees Endowment and Interest OES Fund After School Programs Transportation Other New Gifts to Endowment in 1999-2000 Anonymous $10,237 The Alexander Family Fund $6,000 The Field Family Fund: Philip, Elizabeth, Amy & Terry $25,084 $9,102,805 $690,561 $392,292 $343,998 $223,575 $251,688 Frances Spaulding Charlton’22 Endowment OES Memorial Endowment E. E. Ford Endowment $51,000 $17,504 $5,000 Henry Failing Endowment S. S. Johnson Foundation Keller Foundation Expenses: $11,004,421 $8,125 $5,000 $4,500 T. J. Kempton Endowment $500 Gertrude Houk Fariss Endowment $500 $150 Paul Gerhardt Jr. Endowment $35 St. Helens Hall Endowment Total Endowment: $139,625 Other 9.7% Institutional Support 5.3% Capital Gifts in 1999-2000 Physical Plant 8.6% Meyer Hall Construction $137,250 $35,000 BDH/Arts Renovation Food Service 2.9% Master Plan - Upper School Financial Aid 6.8% $50,672 Total Capital: $222,922 Compensation 66.7% Special Purpose Gifts in 1999^2000 AASK Program Compensation Athletic Department $7,339,384 Physical Plan $945,229 Counseling and Guidance Financial Aid $745,653 Financial Aid Institutional Support Food Service Other $580,314 Libraries $318,838 Middle School Science OES Auction $1,075,003 Residence Department Other $13,747 $25,723 $1,850 $4,250 $6,113 $10,557 $323,155 $5,000 $4,924 Total Special Gifts: $395,319 Total All Gifts: $1,150,158 31 �■ O E S OES FUND LEADERSHIP Co-chairs Peter & Michelle Trumbo Steve & Tina Donovan Upper School Chair Susan Gundle Middle School Chair Todd Stucky Lower School Chair Brenda Chambers Alumni Chair Chuck Reynolds '69 Past Parent Chairs Peter & Missy Bechen Grandparent Chair C. Norman & Dolores Winmngstad FACULTY/STAFF CHAIRS Upper School Jack O’Brien Middle School Karen Seder Lower School Sue Stark & Suzanne Paroulek Sta/f Steve Brown GRADE CHAIRS Pre-K Cammie Brim Kindergarten Krissy Johnson Primary Julia Hall Lynne Johnston First Second Danne Greene Kathy Haugh Third Fourth Debra Platt Ella Essieh Fifth Sixth Nancy Greene Seventh Laurie Tumey Nancy Chapman Eighth Ninth Jeri Haskins Tenth Sally Fish Sharon Hewitt Eleventh Twelvth Helen Leek GIVING SOCIETIES BISHOP’S CIRCLE Gifts of $10,000 or more Peter & Missy Bechen Chris & Tyanne Dussin Intel Foundation Peter & Elisabeth Lyon BELLTOWER CIRCLE Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999 S i I I Fahad & Badriah Al-Athel Harriett Dixon Rocky & Julie Dixon Steve & Tina Donovan Wayne & Julie Drinkward Janet Q. Lawson Foundation David & Eileen Johnson ANNUAL FUND MacNaughton Scott & Kathy Mar}' Doug & Mimi McCaslin Katherine McCoy lan & Sarah McDonald Wes & Nancy Lcmatta Alec & Laurie Macmillan Jim & Mar>’ McCarter Greg & Diane Morgan Peter Stott & Julie Ncupert-Stott The Oregon Community Foundation J 1 Mr. & Mrs. Meyer Mickey Morey & Leslie Mackenzie Michael Moser & Barbara Ports David Nall ‘85 & Kristen Nall Nike, Inc. Ingolf & Peggy Noio Tom Page & Catherine Riffe PGE Jay & Debra Plan Peter & Debra Pollard Hans & Atsumi Polstra Gar}’ Pope Ralph tSr Adolph Jacobs Foundation Peter & Kristin Reverman Kathryn Rippey James & Shirley Rippey Jerry & Teri Rosetie William & Carolyn Saigct Hachiro & Keiko Sakakibara Howard Sargent <&r Geraldine Hanny Sargeni ‘35 Manu & Anurce Siiachm Phil VanderWeclc t&rjoan Snyder Gregor}' & Roxanne Spcchi Todd & Carrie Siucky Mrs. Swaner Elizabeth Pownall Swindells 34 David & Nancy TcnHulzen Terr}' & Chcri Tolar John & Fran von Schlcgcll Frances Watzek Warren 33 James Waskey C. Norman & Dolores Winningsiad Allen & Rebecca Wirfs-Brock Norman & Harriet Workman Milion & Jean Zell MARY RODNEY CIRCLE Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999 Anonymous Dick & Carilyn Alexander Marty & Kay Brantley Ken & Pam Carly John & Deborah Chessar Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc. Guss & Sally Dussin Woody & Annie English George & Marsha Goodman Greg & Michele Goodwin Joong Kim & Keun Kim-Lee Joan Kuni Ed & Margaret Kushner Kam Yin Li & Man Har Siu D.K Park & Kyeong-Hee Lee Tom & Susan Robinson Robert & Jill Scheer William & Cornelia Stevens Robert & Elizabeth Tsao LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499 Adams Foundation Anonymous Leland Ammerman & Jane Mount Ammerman ‘35 Keith & Sharon Barnes Dulany Bennett Narjala & Shanda Bhasker Stan & Dixie Bland Cliff & Sally Brown Don & Brenda Chambers Ding & Patsy Chan Richard & Nancy Chapman Marlin Coles & Jenni Ramsey-Coles Dan & Nancy Cook Gary & Martha Curry Brent Erensel ‘74 & Nina Erenscl Mall & Ella Essieh Mau & Diane Evans Howard & Linda Evans Steven & Nancy Eyler Paul Farago Raj & Shelly Garg Ted & Cindy Gaty Stephen & Clare Graef Bob & Kelly Hale Chip & Molly Harris Robert & Janis Harrison Ken & Ginger Harrison Sandy & Jeri Haskins Henry & Sharon Hewitt Joseph & Patricia Howell Fred & Dorothy Huey Jong Koo Huh & Hyemin Lee Mikio & Cheiko Ito Peter & Jan Jacobsen Craig & Lynne Johnston Scan Kuni ‘81 Brian & Betsy Leonard Nels Lewis & Debbie Olds-Lewis Joanne Miller Lilley ‘48 Chartchai Lisahapanya John & Priscilla Longfield Michael & Cynthia Louaillier Jocelyn Somers & Kathleen HALL STREET CLUB Gifts of $500 to $999 James & Jane Adams Bob & Kathleen Ames Marj' Snellstrom Balzhiser ‘45 Greg & Trace Bcnnink John Bissonncttc & Virginia Smith Rob Brisk & Monica Mahoney-Brisk Bill & Bonnie Brod Charles & Lyn Cameron Jui Mou Cheng & Hsiu-Main ChengChen Leslie Clark Vince & Louise Corbin Hal & Kim Curtis Chris & Ann Davis Bob & Pam Drcisin C.R. Duffie ‘71 &Janct Duffic Jack & Betty Durrett Bart Eberwein Jane Logan Edwards ‘36 Stuart & Susan Emmons James Feldman & Nancy Morris Feldman ‘57 Mike & Chris Feves Peter & Nancy Fisher Brad & Kami Fraley Don & Marta Furman Tony & Julie Furnary Les Godowski & Ellen Beiisiein Jack & Danne Greene Clarence & Myrtle Rae Greenwood Steve & Kris Gregg Cam Groner & Nancy Cowgill 32 -• ■ ’■* John & Susan Gundle Sieve & Karen Haas Sieve & Amy Haessler Charles & Gwen Hahn Belly Hatcher Friiz & Maggie Hayes Vernon Hee & Leslie Lee Jim & Carol Hibbs Vaughan Hill Langdon Hillcar}- & Charmian Kolar Hilleary ‘42 Jerry & Catherine Hoffman Ed & Edmay Honeycutt Ed & Aurelia Hum Laurence Janssen & Kathryn Reynolds Janssen ‘71 Jeff & Krissy Johnson Charlie & Catherine Johnson Sam & Pat Karamanos Robert & Mar}' King Chris & Jansi King Andrew & Carol Klingensmith Barr}' & Louise Kremkau Paige Parker Kuni ‘84 John & Tina Lauerman Fernando & Dolores Leon Kevin & Mary Lin Michael & Catherine Malos Beth Mason Tom & Michelle Maison Atsuko Matsuyama May Depl. Stores Co. Foundation Tom & Karen McClung Robert Neuberger & Mary McDowell Merrill Lynch & Co. 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Allen & Sherry Logan Nora Auseklis Shila & Ajay Bhatt John Bissonnette & Virginia Smith James & Beverly Bow Steve & Bonnie Brennan Christopher & Susanna Brigden Sally A Brown Deborah Lee Draper Diane & Jim Flack Craig Fuller & Vicki DeVito Steve & Amy Haessler Brian & Janice Harwood Fritz & Maggie Hayes Henry & Sharon Hewitt ANNUAL Dr. Maggie Hewitt Ed & Margaret Kushner Paul & Karen Lakin Terry & Wendy Lane Mai-Lili Magi & Ain Laasi Rein Magi Brian & Lisa Marsh Atsuko Matsuyama Hollis McMilan & Cindy Knowles Rick & Elaine Millar Ted Miller & Daisy Housel-Miller Leslie Mackenzie & Mickey' Morey Diane & Greg Morgan Michael Moser & Barbara Ports Robert & Eileen Mueller David & Penny Olien Joe & Suzie Opsahl Dave & Sue Porter Benjamin Priest & Nancy Helmsworth Thea Rhiannon Dr. Joe Robertson Tom & Susan Robinson Tad & Georgia Savinar Robert Scherzer B. K. & Kumud Srinivasan Todd & Carrie Stucky Aghila Subramaniam Ned &r Anne Thanhouser Peter & Lauric Turney Hans & Gisela Walitzki Steven & Elizabeth Warneke 6TH GRADE Keith & Sharon Barnes Jim & Linda Blinkhorn Steve & Bonnie Brennan Richard & Nancy Chapman John & Anne Coulter Bill Davenport & Janet Maurer John & Ulla Drell Brian Foulkes & Fernanda D’Agostino Steve & Kathy Goodenough Cam Groner & Nancy Cowgill Steve & Karen Haas Charles & Gwen Hahn Gary' & Ericka Hoffman Tanja Vasiljev Horvat *74 & Ninoslav Horvat Paul Kaptur & Laura Hope Parizad & Milind Kamik Paul & Karen Lakin John & Priscilla Longfield Alec & Laurie Macmillan Michael & Catherine Malos Kenneth & Deborah Marsh Steven & Anita Mitchell FUND Lon & Marcia Peters Daniel Reisberg & Friderike Heuer Kathryn Rippey Jeff Rippey Tim &Jan Rippey William & Carolyn Saiget Ken & Margie Sanders James & Jane Sassalos Michael & Dorothy Schock Frances & Currin Snipes Ernie & Erika Staley George & Mary Stavrakis Clark & Casey Tedrick David & Nancy TenHulzen Larry & Kim Teufel Kris Van Hatcher ‘69 & Karen Van Hatcher Jon & Barbara von Behren John & Fran von Schlegell Mark & Martha Warrington Morris Westlund *75 & Paula Westlund David Wilson & Nancy Greene Peter Wolochow & Joanne Kahn Mark Workman ‘69 & Leslie Workman Joseph & Renclia Zenisek Charles Harper & Carol Zosel 5TH GRADE Kay & Marly Brantley Anncmarie Carlson Bob & Jan Cassidy John & Deborah Chessar Kevin Cheung & Grace Tam Christine Cooper Chris & Cindi Devich Wayne & Julie Drinkward Matt & Ella Essieh Steven & Nancy' Eyler Brad & Kami Fraley Deborah Garvey Dan & Linda Gipe Kent &JoAnnc Grewe Scott & Sarah Grewe Steve & Karen Haas Sandy &Jeri Haskins James & Carol Hibbs Kenneth & Karen Janoff Craig & Lynne Johnston David Kruss Sean Kuni ‘81 Page Parker Kuni ‘84 Ed & Margaret Kushner Greg & Amy Lowes Mai-Lill Magi & Ain Laasi Rein Magi Brian & Lisa Marsh Beth Mason Mike & Robin McArthur-Phillips Katherine McCoy Mickey Morey & Leslie Mackenzie John & Lynne Morrison Chuck & Linda Morrow Michael Moser & Barbara Ports Paul & Mary' Oldshue Kirk & Jill Parker Chris & Kelley Platt James & Terry' Putnam Robert Sr Jill Scheer Miles & Palsy Seeley Mike & Janice Shainsky Nick & Lyn Spitz Todd & Carrie Stucky Robert & Elizabeth Tsao Sohrab & Hatch Vossoughi Jill Welsh Steve & Patty Williams Steven & Annette Zack 4TH GRADE Philip Allen & Babette Faris Amber Allman & Monica Storey’ Sian & Dixie Bland Cliff & Sally Canepa Don & Brenda Chambers Richard & Nancy Chapman David Colton Rich & Leah Davidson Cameron Denney David & Wan Donaldson Steve & Tina Donovan Tina Enberg Peter & Nancy Fisher William & Lara Garren Deborah Garvey Samuel E. 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Mark James Jeffrey' & Kristen Johnson Robert Johnson Craig & Lynne Johnston Hal & Terry' Kennel Nels Lewis & Debbie Olds-Lewis Tom Lewis & Dana Mosher Lewis Michael & Cynthia Louaillier Nhan & Thalia Luong Ian & Sarah McDonald Blackford Middleton & Ursula King Craig Murphy & Julie Frantz Tom Page & Catherine Riffe Chris & Kelly Palmcdo Mark & Eileen Pilkenton Jay & Debra Platt Kimberly Ann Porter Jerry & Teri Rosette Dave Rumker & Susan Phillips Steve & Jan Schmidt Mike & Janice Shainsky Gregory' & Roxanne Specht Cathy Filgas & Shoaib Tarecn Kathryn W. Underhill Paul &Jonalyn Wallace James & Paulina Wenner John & Kathy Wiest Randhi Wilson KINDERGARTEN Philip & Shannon Alexander Charlie & Kathy Allcock Anonymous Mark Bajorek & Susan Palmiter Charles Bellville & Ellie Tatum David & Mary Boal Rob Brisk & Monica Mahoney Brisk Charles & Lyn Cameron Bob Carson & Diane Polson Michael Coppock & Marcia Sparling Chris & Ann Davis Alan DcHarpport & Lisa Wheeler DeHarpport ‘83 Chris & Tyanne Dussin Mall & Diane Evans Lou Fernandez & Linda Blakely Rocky & Vivian Garrison Joel & Eeva Gray Scott & Sarah Grewe Jack Griffith & Abby Buenafe Jeff & Shyla Hanson Vernon Hee & Leslie Lee Joe & Trisha Howell John & Clare Jaramillo Jeffrey & Kristen Johnson Jim & Peggy Kessinger Bill Malloch & Ann Lipsitz Malloch Scott & Kathy Mary’ Katherine McCoy Eric & Ying Multancn Ingolf & Peggy Noto Karl & Cindy Plummer Todd Ulmer & Clare Rathbone Alan & Diane Shiffer B K. & Kumud Srinivasan K7 & Nandini Tiruvallur Eric Walters & Sonia Sachdcv Jon & Carol Willie Scott &Jaci Wilson David Wilson & Nancy Greene Edmund Yuan & Mindy Locbncr PRIMARY Christopher & Anna Conway Bart Eberwein Stuart & Susan Emmons Tony & Julie Fumary William & Lara Garrett John &Julia Hall Judd & Kristen Janes Charlie & Catherine Johnson Brian & Betsy Leonard Kathy Mac Naughton & Jocelyn Somers Valerie Rullman Mitsuru & Sayrnmi Sato Karen & Phil Seder Brett &Julie Sheppard Bill & Wendy Whitsell, Jr. Anita Wray PRE-KINDERGARTEN Douglas & Joanna Adler Greg & Trace Bennink Christopher & Anna Conway P. Beresford Daigle ‘80 & Bronwcn Edwards Daigle Brian & Betsy Leonard Bob & Leigh Linncll Thomas & Michelle Maison Tom McGuirk & Cammic Brim John & Kristi McKean Ronald Narode & Sarah Cleveland Matt & Chris Samwick Chris Schreiner &r Patty Sullivan Jeffrey Candice Smits Becky & Day Tooley Jim Wolfston & Kassic Ridley Anita Wray �O E S ALUMNI GIVING 1948 ST. HELENS HALL Ann Adams Davis Joanne Miller Lilley Rosemary Roth Miller 1920 Marian Jenkins Ruth Jenkins 1926 Helen B. Abbott ANNUAL 1930 1932 Elyse West Clark Jane Campbell Munly Sara-Jane Henderson Norwood 1933 Betty Barr Patrick Doreen Plympton Strong Frances Watzck Warren 1934 Elizabeth Watkins Jorgensen Elizabeth Pownall Swindells 1935 Jane Mount zVmmcrman Lillian Brooke Austin Geraldine Hanny Sargent 1936 Margaret Smith Dietrich 1937 1971 1949 Bonnie Dunbar Hahn Mary Charlton Labadie 1950 ST. HELEN’S HALL JUNIOR COLLEGE 1954 Diana Barnard Gray Marilyn Hutchings Hogrefe 1955 Carolyn Bowles Geiger Marietta Lind Kuykendall 1936 Margaret Smith Dietrich Jane Logan Edwards Patricia Kellogg Roberts Doris Lincoln Trepp Betty Phelps Dunlop Susan Dodge Moore 1957 1944 Betsy Parker Belles Joan Irwin Green Patricia Bendshadlcr Hamilton Gloria Jokstad Jones Nadine Honeyman Wilhelm 1945 Mary Snellstrom Balzhiscr Susan Teague Lake Catherine McRae Thompson 1946 Barbara Henton Marontatc 1947 Anonymous Janelle Johnson Jimerson Laurie Marble Rick Zurow Vivian E. McNamee Frances Robertson Mieschcr Carol Baker Dawson Nancy Morris Feldman Margaret Keiter Lapic 1941 1958 Nancy Walden Larsen Audra M. Braun 1977 1943 Bret Alexander Magaret Stevens Blake Elizabeth Grimes Hanenkrat Eric Kobbe Robert T. Smith Susanna Dant Soper Dorothea Thomas Guynup 1959 1945 Alice Harrington Davino MeridclJ. Prideaux Katherine Joslin Jones 1947 1961 1978 Gloria Smith Flaherty Catherine Owens George BISHOP DAGWELL HALL Mar)' Scrruys Alfonte Sylvia Thomas Boydston Eleanor Coles Wyatt 1976 1940 1963 1943 1975 Margaret Rogers Furlong Barbara Bolton Hopewell Patricia Sullivan Morris R. Westlund Nancy Woodworth Young 1938 1956 Patricia Kendall Apperson 1942 Brent B. Erensel Takashi Hashimoto Tanja Vasiljevic Horvat Kathy Banks Kelly Liza Lilley Laura Maeda Max M. Miller Jr. Tamara Selfridge Musser Osa Arnold Schultz 1951 Caroline Kuhn Meehan Amy E. Fields Merrily P. Hansen Charmian Kolar Hillcar)' 1974 1972 1939 1941 Martha Bullwinkle Dorrell Bernice Stevenson Bean Deborah Glinden Callahan Tami Lake Jewett Melanie Poss Sally Stevens Bjerklie Mar>' Sumner Jackson Alice Kimball Trewhclla Jenelyn Gaston Wcssler Connie Maguire Wilson 1973 Kathryn Reynolds Janssen Patricia Johnson-Nelson Jean Groves Bullwinkle Janet Mann Crawford Betty Kirk Duncan OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 1970 Nancy Purdy Lctson Diane Dawson Schulz Muriel Gabriel Heltzel Katharine O'Reilly Sally Reed Stout FUND 1962 Douglas Kezeor Kim Ritter 1948 Nan Buller Perron 1979 Norma Dulin Maggie Groening Kevin P. Kraft 1967 1965 Bill Marshall James R. Rear Jr. Nancy Bishop Dietrich Natalie Giustina Newlove Anne T. Paul 1968 Nicholas Peachy 1966 1969 Sheila Maley Bales Diana Beebe Buchanan Katherine Karafotias Antonetie Lehman Elizabeth Marsh Holly Pittman Jack T. Boon Paul Proudfoot Charles Reynolds Richard Wcstlund Mark Workman 1970 1967 David A. Foland Bill Lake Ill Paul R. Schlesinger Kris Van Hatcher Lee D. Collins 1968 Leslie Stevenson Campbell Marcy Drain Jordan Susan Crenshaw Proudfoot Barbara Pond Scott 1971 C.R. Duffiejr. Edward B. Haessler 1969 1972 Elizabeth Johnson Sharon Little Libby Bishop Wcstlund Warren Bean Frederick Ellis Jr. Rochka Cogan Premo 37 o �O E S ANNUAL 1988 Colecn Conkey Scott Corris Karen Corsini The Very Rev. Roy Coulter Gar)' Crossman Lisa DeGrace Cynthia Doran Nancy Doulis Marilyn Drinkward-Rhee ‘88 Nancy Dunn Sharon Eder Karen Fink Diane Flack Pat Freeman Sissy Gabriel Teresa Gal) Robbi Garvin Micheline Ghattas Claire Gilbert Sidney Gold David Goodman-Farley Joel Gray Nancy Gray Steve Gregg Carla Hallenbeck Angela Hancock Terry' Hansen Cris Harris Gar>' Havlik Rosa Hemphill Diane Hope Herschlcb Toni Holmberg Tanja Horvat Paula Hunger Connie Irwin Pamela Jacobsen Janelle Janutka Susan Jensen Carla Judge Courtney K. Kaempf Jane Kenney-Norberg Sue Knight Sue Larson John Lauerman Lisa Lockwood Kate Loggan Joan Lowe David Lowell Judy Lynch Matt Lyon Michael Lysaght Carrie Macca Cindy Marshall Sheila Matsuda Atsuko Matsuyama Arleene McCabe Craig McClure Cindy McEnroe Sean McEnroe John McKean Christina Mcyerhoff Rudy Mijo Dana Mosher Lewis Karen Murray Kathy Narramore Carolyn Neighbor Jack O’Brien Lynne O’Donnell Christine O’Toole The Rev. David Pace Lou Paff Jill Parker Suzanne Paroulek William Peoples The Rev. Lou Ann Pickering Judy Pinkerton Gary Pope Ayden Adler Brinton Clark Marilyn A. Drinkward-Rhec Anna Gebbie Lance Steinberg V 1989 Daniela Brod Amy Higgins Fleming Mar)' Waite Garvey Cris Harris Rebecca Johnson Martin John Thomas 1990 Ashleigh E. Asaph Kathryn Findlay Valerie Harriman Daniel Laun Marie-Claire Vohnson-Streight Wonacott Kar-Yee Wu 1991 Adam Kobos Sarah Bechen Raymond 1993 1980 P Beresford Daigle Lindsay Homiman Frey 1981 Helen Achilles Andrews Anna Lisa Fear Drue A. Fergison Marleine Hofmann Sean D. Kuni Bonnie Potts Shorin Brad Whitcomb 1982 Kevin Cavanagh Christine Menefee Erika Hagensen Tom Tewksbury 1994 Joann Bennington Tyler Freres 1995 Courtney K. Kaempf 1996 Galena Kline Carl Russell Evan Seifert 1997 Jonathan Kowolik Eric Wittmayer 1983 Pamela Cornell Bless Christian Boatsman Lisa Wheeler DeHarpport Betsy Bosen Parris 1984 Scott Doenecke Paige Parker Kuni Scott Van Blarcom 1985 Hanea El-Hizawi Darinka Mombiela Musella David Natl Tyson Storch Helen Kirschner Townes i 1986 Laura Cook Axon Tammy Brooks Hugh H. Howard Lisa Laufenberg 1987 Kate Coulter FUND FACULTY & STAFF Jane Adams Mariana Alexander Mary Barthelemy Elaine Bartsch Brad Baugher Donna Beemer Dulany Bennett David Bermudez Debra Bodio Steve Brennan Debra Bridgnell Monica Mahoney Brisk Rob Brisk Stephen Brown Linda Brumfield Sharon Cade Norene Calkins Leslan Carlson Karen Carrithers Charyl Cathey Wendy Chesney The Rev. Corbel Clark Myra Clark Donna Cody 38 Lauran Pratt Amy Rheingans Joshua Rose Rothrock Lynne Sadler Scott Sagar Mia Savage Debby Schaufflcr Karen Seder Patsy Seeley Moneeka Settles Bev Shue Alice Simpson Pat Smith Barbara Spears Paula Spooner Roger Stanke Hope Stevens Linda Stewart Shelley Stoffer David Streight John Thomas Becky Tooley Lynn Trabosh Carlcnc Travcrso Kris Van Aukcn Kris Van Hatcher Pam Vohnson Jon von Behrcn Ann Von Ofenheim Pat Walhood Shelly Weillcr Doug Whitmore Alysa Williams Rebecca Williams Vicki Williams Mike Wilson Buckner Winston Splinter Wrenn Kelly Yustin Carol Zosel PARENTS OF ALUMNI Dr. David Abbott Mr. George Swope & Ms. Maggie Andrews Dr. & Mrs. James W. Asaph Mr. & Mrs. Peter Bechcn Mr. &r Mrs. Ken Bennington Dr. Max Bocek Mr. & Mrs. Jean D. Brault Ms. Mona J. Brett Mrs. William M. Brod Mr. Jose Morales & Ms. Tammy Brooks ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Buescher Mr. Benjamin Bullwinkle & Mrs. Jean Groves Bullwinkle 37 Dr. Joyce A. Campbell Ms. Sharon N. Chapman Ms. Vicki Clark Mr. & Mrs. George W. Conklin Mr. & Mrs. Dan Cook The Very Rev. & Mrs. Roy Coulter Ms. Hannah Davis Ms. Jo de Bruin Mrs. Bobby DuBose Mr. & Mrs. Guss Dussin Mr. & Mrs. Franklin O. Dyer Mr. & Mrs. Norman Eder Mr. & Mrs. Lou Elliott Mr. & Mrs. Richard Fink Dr. Michael Gaines & Dr. Barbara Gaines �O E S Ms. Sidney Gold Mr. & Mrs. Steve Gregg Mr. & Mrs. George H. Grimes Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Grissom Mr. & Mrs. Ken Harrison Mrs. Betty- L. Hatcher Mr. & Mrs. Delbert Hemphill Mr. & Mrs. Bruce HollidayMr & Mrs. Robert A. Holmstrom Mr. & Mrs. James P. Holtz Dr. & Mrs. Wren Hudgins Mr. & Mrs. Ed Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Irinaga Mr. & Mrs. Sam Karamanos Mr. & Mrs. William G. Kirkman Ms. Sharleen Kleber Mr. & Mrs. Paul Knollman Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kohnstamm Mr. & Mrs. Barry- Kremkau Mr. & Mrs. Wally Krieger Ms. Joan Kuni Mr. & Mrs. Hoichi Kurisu Mr. & Mrs. Bob Laird Mr. & Mrs. W.R. Lake Jr. Mrs. Nancy Walden Larsen ‘58 Mr. & Mrs. John Laucrman Mr. & Mrs. Wes Lcmatta Dr. Fernando Leon & Dr. Dolores Leon Mrs. Joanne Miller Lilley ‘48 Dr. Caroline A. Litzenbcrger Mr. & Mrs. Eric Lowe Mr. Matthew Lyon & Ms. Pat Timberlake Mr. & Mrs. Bob Matheson Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan E. Nichols Mr. & Mrs. Scott Nicol Dr. Nick Orfanakis & Dr. Dolores Orfanakis Mr. & Mrs. Peter Osborne Rev. & Mrs. David Pace Mr. & Mrs. Chavalit Pattamanuch Mr. Gary- R. Pope Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rawlinson Mr. & Mrs. Charles Reali Mr. & Mrs. Edward Rubovits ANNUAL FUND Mr. & Mrs. Scott Russell Mr. & Mrs. Howard W. Schlepp Mrs. Bernice W. Schlesinger Mr. & Mrs. James Schlueter Mr. & Mrs. Jack Schunk Mr. & Mrs. Jack Semura Mr. & Mrs. John Shue Mr. & Mrs. Roger Stanke Mr. & Mrs. Wm. T. Stevens Mr. & Mrs. Fred Sloffer Mr. & Mrs. David B. Taylor Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Thomas Mr. Charles Trewhella & Mrs. Alice Kimball Trewhella ‘41 Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Tuttle Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John Utz Mr. David Streight & Ms. Pam Vohnson Mr. & Mrs. H. G. Waite Mr. & Mrs. Dale Walhood Mr. & Mrs. Bob Winger Mr. & Mrs. C. N. Winningstad Mr. & Mrs. Norman A. Workman Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Yu Prof. & Mrs. J.K. Zawodny Mr & Mrs. Milton Zell Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Zendt GRANDPARENT GIVING Mrs. Betty Beilstein Dr. & Mrs. Duane Denney Mr. & Mrs. Guss Dussin Howard & Linda Evans Mr. & Mrs. Sid Harper Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Harrison Mrs. Betty L. Hatcher Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hayes Mr. Vaughan C. Hill Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Honeycutt Jr. Mr. & Mrs. O.J. Hubbell Mr. & Mrs. Lee A. Keeling Mr. & Mrs. Frank Kennel Dr. & Mrs. William Klingensmith Mr. & Mrs. August Kollom Ms. Joan Kuni Mr. <Sr Mrs. Dwight Lindholm Mrs. Joan Lipsitz Mr. John N. Longfield Mr. & Mrs. Frank Mako Mrs. Linita McDonald Mr. & Mrs. David McFall Mr. & Mrs. Gary' Melon Mr. & Mrs. William F. Meyer Mr. & Mrs. Ted Mosher Dr. & Mrs. David Osgood Mr. & Mrs. James F. RippeyMr. & Mrs. Charles Schaeffer Ms. Bessie C. 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Johnson Foundation The Keller Foundation The Kiplinger Foundation The Oregon Community Foundation Transamerica Foundation �SPECIAL 7 AASK i I i Anonymous Dick & Carilyn Alexander Peter & Missy Bechcn Corbet & Myra Clark Dick & Mar)’Jaffe OES Auction Peter & Elisabeth Lyon Parish of St. John the Baptist Art Lit Magazine Anonymous Athletic Dept. Anonymous David & Eileen Johnson | PURPOSE Peter & Michelle Trumbo Shoaib Tarccn & Cathy Filgas Webush Morgan Securities William & Helen Whitsell Allen & Rebecca Williams Residential Deptartment Gifts Lee & Irene Dulin Rose Garden 125th Jim Appcrson & Pat Kendall Appcrson ‘48 Girls' Soccer Team Dick & Carilyn Alexander Wendy DeRham Woody English & Annie Terr)’ Michael & Darlene Kaempf Robert & Mar)’ King Helen Leek-Bruck Peter & Elisabeth Lyon David Morganstem & Elizabeth Ash Chuck Reynolds ‘69 & Christina Reynolds Lucille Van Houten Splinter & LeeAnne Wrenn Counseling & Guidance Gifts T. J. Kempton Endowment Tom & Pat Landye David Streight & Pam Vohnson Ted & Elizabeth Lamm E. E. Ford Faculty Endowment LABYRINTH Project Dr. Edgar Clark & Dr. Janet Roberts Clark OES Auction Anonymous Lou & Mia Savage GIFTS S.S. Johnson Endowment John Helm & Betsy Johnson ‘69 Patricia Johnson-Nelson '71 S.S. Johnson Foundation Scoreboard Dulany Bennett Michael & Darlene Kaempf Woody English & Annie Terr)' James & Lila Miller Paul Sauer Ned & Anne Thanhouser Sf. Helens Hall Endowment E. Richards Kellar Scholarship The Keller Foundation Elizabeth Kerr Endowment Fund Amy Fields ‘62 Elizabeth C. Kerr Trust Financial Aid Gifts Community of St.John Baptist Episcopal Bishop of Oregon Foundation Frances S. Charlton Charitable Trust Gertrude Houk Fariss Scholarship Betty Dunlop ‘38 Gifts in Kind Anthro Corporation Karsten & Stephanie Beckmann Jennifer Black James Blinkhom Dennis & Gayle Collins Brad & Kami Fraley Tony & Julie Fumary Fritz & Maggie Hayes Charlie & Catherine Johnson Don McNeill Kathy Narramore Craig Murphy & Julie Frantz Frank & Karen Parker Jeanne Rawley Cient Richardson ‘79 & Sharon Spears-Richardson Kathryn Rippey Tad & Georgia Savinar Phil & Karen Seder The Sherpa Group Phil VanderWeele &Joan Snyder Hope Stevens Scott &r Pat Struckman Jim Appcrson & Pat Kendall Appcrson ‘48 U.S. Library Gifts Lower School Science Northwestern Mutual Life Chris & Kelley Platt Todd & Carrie Stucky Helen Weber C. Norman & Dolores Winningsiad Master Plan - Middle School Lori Diaz Cecil & Sally Drinkward Brian & Janice Harwood Ed & Aurelia Hunt Scott & Sue Nicol Joe Robertson Jack & Mary Schunk Peter Stott & Julie Neupert-Sioti The Oregon Community Foundation U.S. Religion Gifts David Streight & Pam Vohnson Harvey & Miriam Rogers Upper School Discretionary Dick & Carilyn Alexander Upper School English Dept. Master Plan — Upper School Harvey & Miriam Rogers Keith & Sharon Bames Peter Chang & Jennifer Xia Wayne & Julie Drinkward Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Mark Workman ‘69 & Leslie Workman Upper School Science Eric Wittmayer ‘77 Sue Jensen Upper School Spanish Dept. Master Plan - Art Harvey & Miriam Rogers Rocky & Julie Dixon Ed & Aurelia Hunt US Language Department Eric & Annie Walsh MS Science Program Birthday Books Dr. & Mrs. Frank Parker Philip Allen & Babette Faris Glenn Anderson & Joanne Anderson ‘76 Ying & Angela Au Keith & Sharon Barnes Karsten & Stephanie Beckmann Greg & Trace Bennink Narjala & Shanda Bhasker Larry & Margaret Blake Rob & Monica Brisk Paul & Cindy Buker Charles & Lyn Cameron Bob Carson & Diane Polsccr OES Endowment Katharine O’Reilly ‘30 OES Memorial Endowed Gifts Marian Jenkins ‘20 Ruth Jenkins ‘20 Paul Gerhardt Memorial Scholarship Liza Lilley ‘74 40 Ken & Pam Carty Mail & Sheila Casimo Don & Brenda Chambers Ron Narodc & Sarah Cleveland Martin &Jcnni Coles Christopher & Anna Conway Christine Cooper P. 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Mark James Ken & Karen Janoff John & Clare Jaramillo Jeff & Krissy Johnson Craig & Lynne Johnston Fred Ey & Ann Keller Jim & Peggy Kessinger Milion Kokubun & Wen-Lin Wang Paige Parker Kuni ‘84 Ed & Margaret Kushner Brian & Betsy Leonard Nels & Debbie Lewis Tony Russo & Cissy Litvin Mark Loder Michael & Cynthia Louaillicr Greg & Amy Lowes Kathleen NacNaughton & Jocelyn Somers Mai-Lili Magi Steve & Natalie Maizels Bill Marshall Scott & Kathy Mary Thomas & Michelle Maison Ian & Sarah McDonald Robert Neuberger & Mary McDowell �MEMORIAL Tom McGuirk & Cammic Brim Liam McMahon & Delia Slattery Blackford Middleton & Ursula King Chuck & Linda Morrow Tom Lewis & Dana Mosher Lewis Paul Northrop & Kelly NorthropTaylor Ingolf & Pegg)' Noto Joe & Suzie Opsahl Mark Bajorck & Susan Palmiter Kirk Sr Jill Parker Mark & Eileen Pilkcnton Chris & Kelley Platt Jay & Debra Platt Peter & Debra Pollard Kimberly Porter Michael Moser & Barbara Ports Terry &Jim Putnam Peter & Kristin Revcrman Tom Page & Catherine Riffe Kathryn Rippey Jerry & Teri Rosette Dave Rumkcr & Susan Phillips Duncan & April Sanderson Mitsuru & Sayumi Sato Steve &Jan Schmidt Phil & Karen Seder Alan & Diane Schiffer Jeffrey & Candice Smits Michael Coppock & Marcia Sparling Chris Schreiner & Patricia Sullivan ‘75 Abhi & Linda Taiwalker Shoaib Tarccn & Cathy Filgas K7 & Nandini Tiruvallur Terry & Cheri Tolar Day & Beck)' Tooley Robert Elizabeth Tsao Peter & Lauric Turney Kathryn Underhill Phil Vander Wheel & Joan Snyder Bill & Ann von Ofenheim John & Fran von Schlcgell Paul & Jonalyn Wallace Eric Walters & Sonia Sachdcv Tyrone & Bonnie Wei David Weiss & Gail Monahan James & Paulina Wenner AND Morris Wcstlund ‘75 & Paula Westlund William & Wendy Whitsell John & Kathy Wiest Allen & Rebecca Williams Scott &Jaci Wilson Jeff & Lynn Wolfstone Anita Wray Edmund Yuan & Mindy Loebner HONORARY In Honor of Class of 2000 Anonymous In Honor of Alexandra Barnes ‘06 & Wyatt Barnes *09 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hayes James & Jane Adams Keith & Sharon Barncs John Bissonncttc & Virginia Smith Allyn & Katherine Brown Chris Cooper John & Anne Coulter Bill Davenport & Janet Maurer Cam Groner & Nancy Cowgill Brian & Janice Harwood Fritz & Maggie Hayes Paul Kaptur &r Laura Hope Mariann Koop-McMahon & Hale McMahon Paul & Karen Lakin Ain Laasi & Mai-Lili Magi Russ & Pal Mickiewicz Mickey Morcy & Leslie Mackenzie Greg & Diane Morgan Michael Moser & Barbara Ports Tom Page & Catherine Riffe Faye Pepin Mark & Rosannc Perry Chris Platt & Kelley Platt Daniel Reisbcrg & Friderike Heuer Kathryn Rippey Peter Stoll & Julie Neupert - Stott Karel Van dcr Mast & Inge Van der Mast Steven & Elizabeth Warneke Jeff & Lynn Wolfstonc Masatoshi & Susan Yamanaka Joe & Lyn Zenisek In Memory of Hila May Scott ‘74 Liza Lilley ‘74 Tamara Selfridge Musser ‘74 In Memory of Jean Morrison Corrigan '41 Mary Sumner Jackson ‘41 In Honor of Kelsey Bissonette ‘05 Bessie C. Smith Middle School Celebration Books GIFTS In Honor of Cora Lindholm ‘11 Mr. & Mrs. O.J. Hubbell In Honor of Mrs. Yakoda, Mrs. Neighbor, Mrs. Murray, Mrs. Calkins & Mrs. Rawley Allen & Rebecca Williams In Memory of Charlotte “Cindy" Anderson Dorothea Thomas Guynup ‘43 In Honor of Molly Whitney ‘00 Jane A. Whitney In Honor of Nicole Cade ‘04 Linita McDonald In Honor of Mrs. Narramore, Mrs. Calkins & Mrs. Rawley Steve & Tina Donovan In Honor of Mrs. Marshall’s Class Anna M. York In Honor of Les Godowski Betty Beilstein In Honor of Andrew Weis ‘01 Ms. Vicki DeVito & Mr. Craig Fuller In Honor of Priscilla Longfield John N. Longfield In Honor of Caitlin Donovan ‘08 & Christina Donovan ‘09 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Melon In Honor of Eli Forman *12 & Emily Forman ‘13 Michael B. Wray In Honor of Stephanie Phillips ‘05 Mr. & Mrs. David McFall In Honor of Our Children’s Teachers Fritz & Maggie Hayes In Memory of Father Greenfield Tom Richardson Sharon Little In Memory of Paul Gerhardt ‘74 Liza Lilley ‘74 In Memory of Joanne Fitzmaurick Gerber ‘47 Rochka Cogan Premo ‘47 In Memory of Edith Sullivan Nancy Smith Phyllis Towner In Memory of T.J. Kempton Mr. & Mrs. Ted Lamm In Memory of J. Howard Evans William & Leta Buskirk Linda Byrne Shirley Carter David & Anastacia Dillon Sam & Carol Duncan Debbie Evans Herman & Billc Evans Jim & Linda Evans The Halvorson Family Lloyd &Joan Hamlin Bill & Dorthy Hart Dennis & Elizabeth Hartman Patricia Higgins Larry & Cathy Lindquist DW & Elaine Macdonald CE & Rose Me Donald Don & Ruth McHugh Louise Millsapps Amanda Nightingale Jim & Debra Nightingale Peggy Rankin David Stubbs Eldo Stucky Don & Iris Tackett Charles & Ester Wagner William & Mary Wakeling Richard & Del White In Memory of Lome Turville Patricia Kendall Apperson ‘48 In Memory of Helen Shatton Felker ‘31 Patricia Kendall Apperson ‘48 In Honor of Jane Kirkpatrick Richard & Nancy Chapman In Honor of Cindi Marshall Rob Brisk & Monica Mahoney Brisk In Honor of Patricia Kendall Apperson ‘48 Dorothy Sloane Huey In Memory of Marie Kathleen “Kay” Hawkins ‘62 Joanne McGlivra Rose �ENDOWMENT I i RESTRICTED ENDOWED FUNDS SCHOLARSHIP Anonymous (3) Barclay Ball-McCall Scholarship John C. & Mar>' Bechen Memorial Scholarship Fund Louise Donaldson Memorial Scholarship Gertrude Houk 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 Helen Curtis Hyde ’29 Endowment Samuel S. Johnson Foundation Scholarship Edith Landry Endowment Lenore Lavanture Klink ’35 JC Endowment Mollie McCrea Scholarship Barbara Hirschi Neely Memorial Scholarship OES Endowment Scholarship Reader’s Digest Endowed Scholarship Fund Betty Lou Roberts Endowment St. Helens Hall Endowment Alumnae Scholarship David Sellers Memorial Scholarship Louise Washburn Trust Peter & Julie Neupen-Stott Scholarship Fund Auction Scholarship Fund Amount Expended Market Value $5,167 14,652 1,205 2,422 1,139 2,976 9,316 31,508 6,754 1,547 10,936 2,534 9,991 1,663 4,800 13,597 13,970 4,533 2,951 9,740 1,540 1,645 238 519 $140,806 379,004 31,171 62,641 29,724 76,774 241,063 815,020 174,693 40,006 282,879 66,843 258,445 43,019 124,162 351,714 361,367 117,59 76,329 251,943 39,835 42,550 24,856 54,081 $181 10,852 2,225 33,787 2,313 757 45 6,673 2,610 2,677 2,712 26,509 $246,685 $4,679 280,711 57,561 874,223 59,832 19,721 1,157 172,603 67,515 69,256 70,155 685,694 $6,499,510 OTHER Bernice Bean ‘72 Endowment Benjamin D. Dagwell Endowment Faculty Enrichment Endowment Fund Edward E. Ford Endowment Fund Learning Skills Dev./Grover Fund T.J. Kempton Endowment J. Milne Manson Music/Economics Faculty Endowment Ml. Hood Memorial Ruth Rose Richardson ’36 Memorial Fund Mary G. Stephenson Endowment Winningstad Chair in the Physical Sciences Guest Artist Teacher Retirement Benefits Faculty Endowment Faculty Development LS Teacher Training Coaching Salaries Student Award Music/Economic Salaries Art Experience English Dept. Faculty Grant Science Dept. Total Restricted Endowment Funds: BOARD DESIGNATED ENDOWED FUNDS SCHOLARSHIP Amount Expended Market Value $154,990 13,294 $4,009,127 343,887 Total Board Designated Endowment Funds: 1,275 1,859 1,909 39,093 904 10,518 4,467 $228,309 35,950 56,792 54,629 1,011,222 25,722 277,887 115,543 $5,880,759 Total Endowment Funds: $474,994 $12,380,269 Spencer R. Collins Scholarship Fund Katharine Graham Barbey Scholarship Fund OTHER Frances Spaulding Charlton ’22 Endowment Henry Failing Fund The Field Family Fund: In Honor of Elizabeth Kerr Beatrice L. Gerlinger Endowed Chair in Mathematics Eola Richards Keller ’12 Endowment OES Memorial Cynthia Coats Railton ’53 Endowment 42 i �BELL SOCIETY The Bell Society honors and recognizes individuals who have either made a current gift to the Endowment or included Oregon Episcopal School in their estate plans. In the past year the school has received gifts from trustees, alumni, faculty, current and past parents, and members of the greater Portland community. A gift to the Endowment pro­ vides funds that continue to grow, in perpetuity, for the benefit of the entire school community. By gen­ erating income beyond tuition, the Endowment directly helps stu­ dents and teachers at Oregon Episcopal School through increased funding for student financial aid, faculty salaries, teacher professional development, and enrichment pro­ grams for students. A gift to Oregon Episcopal School Endowment allows the school to attract and retain teachers and students of the highest quality. AUCTION AUCTION COMMITTEE 2000 Chairs Susan Robinson Sharon Barnes Procurement Teri Rosette Advertising Jaci Wilson Sean Kuni John & Priscilla Longfield Miller Nash Jerry & Teri Rosette John & Fran von Schlegell Mark & Leslie Workman Silent Auction Ellen Beilstein Dixie Bland AUCTION VOLUNTEERS Board Liaison Priscilla Longfield Volunteers Diane Somers Beverages Julie Fumary Will Call Jill & Kirk Parker Rebecca & Allen Williams Food Diane Morgan Invitations Liz Perkins Tina Donovan AND Live Auction Julie Drinkward Elizabeth Tsao Fran von Schlegell Publicity Anne Keller Special Events Brenda Chambers Kathy Haugh Decorations Anita Wray Joanna Adler Cammie Brim Christi McKean Anonymous (5) Charles A. Adams Dick & Carilyn Alexander Patricia Kendall Apperson '48 JC Peter & Missy Bechen Dulany O. Bennett The Reverend James T. Boston Jo de Bruin Sharon &Joe Cade Harriet Dixon Wayne & Julie Drinkward Matt & Ella Essieh Susan & Stuart Emmons Amy Fields ‘62 Susan Halton Findlay William Findlay Mary Foltz Sandy & Jcri Haskins Carla Heckrodt & Julie Hallenbeck Jim & Barbara Herbold Bruce & Sherrie Holliday Susan Lake Howell '39 James D. Hutchinson Lani Thorton & Gary Jacob Marion & Gordon Janney Joanna Jenkins Hall ‘25 Sue Jensen VOLUNTEERS Alumni Marilyn Drinkward-Rhee ‘88 Clean Up Susan & Stuart Emmons BELL SOCIETY MEMBERS AUCTION SPONSORS Richard & Carilyn Alexander Marty & Kay Brantley Cliff & Sally Brown Casey Eye Institute Richard & Nancy Chapman Columbia Funds Harriett Dixon Steve & Tina Donovan Wayne & Julie Drinkward Matt & Ella Essieh Bob & Kelly Hale Ed & Edmay Honeycutt Intel Families JBL&K Doug Adler Joanna Adler Marianna Alexander Kathleen Ames Keith Barnes Sharon Barnes Brad Baugher Dulany Bennett Ellen Beilstein Shanda Bhasker Dixie Bland Stan Bland Kay Brantley Cammie Brim Monica Mahoney Brisk Helen Brock Steve Brown Linda Brumfield Joe Cade Sharon Cade Norcne Calkins Diana Calloway Leslan Carlson Cheryl Carrier Brenda Chambers Nancy Chapman Deb Chessar Myra Clark Donna Cody 43 Elizabeth Johnson '69 Pat & Sam Karamanos Sean Kuni '81 The Right Rev. Robert L. Ladehoff Caroline Litzenberger Priscilla &John Longfield Elisabeth & Peter Lyon Patricia Simmons Maulbelsch '41 Jim & Mary McCarter Douglas McCaslin Miles & Elizabeth Merwin Heather Michel '74 David M. Munro Louis H. Paff June Dunbar Phillips '51 Gary R. Pope Richard F. Poner Sylvia & Bill Rath Elizabeih Reeves '32 Jim Rue & S. Mignon Mazique Geraldine Hanny Sargent '35 & Harold Sargent Lenita & Michael Scheetz Thomas L. Thorion Peter & Michelle Trumbo Frances Watzek Warren '33 Leslie & Mark '69 Workman Betty & Jim Wright Susan & Masatoshi Yamanaka DONORS Anna Conway Gary Crossman Lisa DeGrace Harriett Dixon Tina Donovan Julie Drinkward Wayne Drinkward Marilyn Drinkward-Rhee ‘88 Nancy Dunn Debra Eberwein Lazzaretti Stuart Emmons Susan Emmons Nancy Eyler Sally Fish Diane Flack Jim Flack Julie Franz Pai Freeman Julie Fumary Robbi Garvin Les Godowski Sydney Gold David Goodman-Farley Michelle Goodwin Nancy Gray Nancy Greene Susie Gundle Amy Haessler Steve Haessler Charlie Haugh Kathy Haugh Maggie Hayes Rosa Hemphill Diane Hope Herschleb Kent Herschleb Sharon Hewitt Ericka Hoffman Toni Holmberg �AUCTION Daisy Housel-Miller Asher Housiaux Paula Hunger Jill Inskeep Connie Irwin Kristen Jacobsen ‘00 Tammy Jo Jones Krissy Johnson Lynne Johnston Darlene Kaempf Pat Karamanos Anne Keller Sue Larson John Lauerman Betsy Leonard Debbie Lewis Mary McDonald-Lewis Dana Mosher-Lewis Jackie Lipshutz Kale Loggan Priscilla Longfield Joan Lowe David Lowell Judy Lynch Natalie Maizels Cindi Marshall Michelle Maison Catherine Malos Kathy Mary Kristi McKean John McKean Joyce Mijo Tatiana Moller Diane Morgan Jack O’Brien Chris O’Toole Lou Paff Jill Parker Kirk Parker Suzanne Paroulek Liz Perkins Gar)' Pope Debra Platt Terry Putnam Clare Rathbone Danny Rhee Amy Rheingans Thea Rhiannon Kassie Ridley Catherine Riffe Kathryn Rippey Susan Robinson Rich Robinson ‘01 VOLUNTEERS AND Richard & Carilyn Alexander Charlie & Kathy Allcock American International Forest Products Bob & Kathleen Ames Shirley Amundsen Glenn & Joanne Anderson Hanna Andersson Anonymous Anthro Corporation Dr. Richard & Lisa Apau Applebee’s Aquatic Sports & Scuba Schools Ira Artati ‘00 Arthur Andersen Ater Wynne Mark Bajorck & Susan Palmiter Bank of America Keith & Sharon Barnes Paul & Mary Barthelcmy Bay House Peter & Missy Bcchen Chuck Bellville & Ellie Tatum Dulany Bennett Trace & Greg Bennink Narjala & Shanda Bhasker Bikram’s Yoga College of India Scott Binder Lou Fernandez & Linda Blakely Stan & Dixie Bland Blue Plate Special David & Mar)' Boal Debra Bodio Phillip Bonfiglio Yan & Natalya Borodovsky Jim & Bev Bow Marly & Kay Brantley Lynn Bredeson The Brentwood Group Bridges A Toy & Book Store Deborah Bridgnell Christopher & Susanna Brigden Gene & Evona Brim Rob Brisk & Monica Mahoney Brisk Mark & Marianne Brooks Cliff & Sally Brown Sally Brown Steve Brown Deborah Buckmaster Paul & Cindy Buker Butler Amusement Joe & Sharon Cade Orvall Cade & Grace Behrens Norene Calkins Charles & Lyn Cameron Richard Camicioli & Wendy Johnston Cliff & Sally Cancpa Capital Management Consulting Steve Capps Carkncr’s Family Vision Care Center Annemarie Carlson Leslan Carlson Karen Carrithers Bob Carson & Diane Polsccr Casey Eye Institute Matt & Sheila Casimo Bob & Jan Cassidy Charyl Cathey Dr. Richard & Nancy Chapman Chef du Jour Catering Chehalem Winery John & Deborah Chessar Kevin Cheung & Grace Tam Chevy’s Fresh Mex Children’s Museum Chinook Capital Management John Robinson Jerry Rosetie Teri Rosette llene Safyan Margie Sanders Debbie Schauffler Karen Seder Monecka Settles Diane Somers Jocelyn Somers Shelley Stoffer Elizabeth Tsao Casey Tedrick Kim Teufel Ned Thanhouser John Thomas ‘89 Hiromi Thomas Najila Totonchy Laurie Tumey Jon von Behren Fran von Schlegell John von Schlegell Linda Stewart Ann von Ofenheim Kathy Vorhies Dale Walhood Patty Walhood Jana Westlund Kathy Weist Robin Weitzer Doug Whitmore Allen Williams Alysa Williams Rebecca Williams Jaci Wilson Leslie Workman Anita Wray Kelly Yustin AUCTION DONORS A Better T-Shirt Company AASK James & Jane Adams K.T. Adams ‘02 Michael & Ellen Adams Adidas America Doug & Joanna Adler Corbet Clark’s Advisory Ravi & Sunanda Agarwal Elie Alexander ‘09 Mariana Alexander Philip & Shannon Alexander 44 DONORS Chinook Winds Casino Clackamas Community College Corbel & Myra Clark Mr. Whitmore’s First Grade Class Mrs. Schauffler’s Class OES First Grade Classes Cline-Fay Love & Logic Institute Donna Cody Martin &Jenni Coles Dennis & Gayle Collins Contemporary Crafts Gallery Christopher & Anna Conway Cookies by Design Corbett Chiropractic Clinic Father Roy Coulter John & Anne Coulter Brian & Nadine Coushay Creative Gymnastics Hal & Kim Curtis P Beresford Daigle & Bronwen Edwards-Daigle Dam Rauscher Dana Wimmer Barbara Davis Chris &r Ann Davis Mar)' Davis Debbi McCollom Debbie Thomas Real Estate Dcja Vu Delta Airlines Dennis Uniform Manf Co Designer Glass Diva Salon Harriett Dixon Rocky & Julie Dixon David & Wan Donaldson Nancy Doulis Bob & Pam Dreisin Sally & Cecil Drinkward Wayne & Julie Drinkward Mike & Emily Dunleavy Nancy Dunn Barbara P. Durrett Durst’s Thriftway Chris & Tyannc Dussin Neil DuPont Dzialo E & R Wine Shop Debra Eberwein Lazzaretti Bart Eberwein Stephen & Jessica Eckhardt Sharon Eder Elmer’s Restaurant Emmons Architecture Susan & Stuart Emmons Empowered Women’s Golf Enchanted Forest Mau & Ella Essieh Estes Mens Clothing Matt & Diane Evans Evergreen Air Museum Evolution Hair Design EXIT real world Alex Ey ‘09 Fred Ey & Anne Keller Family Fun Center Mike & Chris Feves Karen Fink Fircborne...Creations in Glass Jerry & Sally Fish Peter &r Nancy Fisher FMCG Craig & Mary Foltz Brian Foulkes & Fernanda D’Agostino Brad & Kami Fraley Gerry Frank �AUCTION Gerry Frank’s Konditorei Freed Gallery Pai &John Freeman Don & Marta Furman Dr. Tony & Julie Furnary Michael & Barbara Gaines William & Lara Garrett Dr. Deborah Garvey George Morlan Plumbing Michael Gerhards & Rebecca MarlinGerhards Raymond & Micheline Ghattas Gl Joes Claire Gilbert Dan & Linda Gipc Sidney Gold Steve & Kathy Goodenough George & Marsha Goodman David & Laurie Goodman-Farley Stuart & Gail Goossen Governor Hotel Stephen & Clare Graef Alex & Karen Graucrt Joel & Ecva Gray Nancy Gray Bob & Suzanne Greenberg Jack & Dannc Greene Brian <Sr Gina Grecncn Clarence & Myrtle Rae Greenwood Gregor)’ Kramer Scott & Sarah Grcwe Ground Floor Studios Bob & Carolyn Groves John & Susan Gundle Ashwani Gupta & Annalisa Ferguson Steve & Karen Haas Dr Charles & Gwen Hahn Bob & Kelly Hale John &Julia Hall Kathy Hamilton Angela Hancock Jeff & Shyla Hanson Mari Harada ‘01 Cris Harris 89 Heather Harrison ‘88 Sandy &Jeri Haskins Rose Hassin Robert & Susan Hatfield Charlie & Kathy Haugh Fritz & Maggie Hayes Sarah Hayes ‘05 Heathman Hotel Vernon Hee & Leslie Lee Chris Helmer Delberi & Rosa Hemphill Lynn & Charlotte Herbert Kent & Diane Hope Herschleb Henry & Sharon Hewitt Margaret Hewitt Hickox Salon & Spa High Desert Museum Hildy’s Women’s Classic Warren Hirsch & Kate Loggan Mark & Barbara Hochgesang Gary & Ericka Hoffman Hollywood Video Brad Baugher & Toni Holmberg Home in Balance Homecourt Pizza Ed & Edmay Honeycutt Stephanie Honeycutt ‘09 Ninoslav Horvat & Tanja Vasiljcvic Horvat ‘74 Joe & Trish Howell Paula Hunger Huntair Karen Corsini & Charlie Hyman VOLUNTEERS Ginger Player Iles John & Jill Inskeep Integrated Measurement Systems Interior Design Consultants Connie Irwin Mikio & Chicko Ito Jacobsen Family Pamela & David Jacobsen Peter & Jan Jacobsen JBL&K Risk Services Susan Jensen Betsy Johnson ‘69 Charlie & Catherine Johnson Jeff & Krissy Johnson Tammy Jo Jones Carla Judge Courtney Kaempf‘95 Michael & Darlene Kaempf Sarah Karr Kell Akerman & Runstcin Jane Kenney-Norberg Jim & Peggy Kessinger Kiln Manjaro KINK FM 102 Sue Knight Elizabeth Kortenhof David Kruss Sean Kuni ‘81 Ed & Margaret Kushner Paul & Grace Kuto Bill Kwitman & Monica Moriarty La Prima Trattoria Lamp Winterim Terry & Wendy Lane Langdown Florist Jeanette Larson Sue Larson LaserPort John & Tina Lauerman Tatiana Lawson *01 Dick Lenker Dr. Jeffrey Leon & Janet Healey Leon Betsy & Brian Leonard Craig Lesley Julie Lewis Tom Lewis & Dana Mosher Lewis LGA Architecture Erin Libby Bob & Leigh Linnell Richard & Amy Linville Jackie Lipshutz John & Priscilla Longfield Joan Lowe David Lowell Darele & Thelma Lowry' Judy Lynch Peter & Elisabeth Lyon Mackay Wilderness River Trip Made In Oregon Mai-Lili Magi Steve & Natalie Maizels Bill Malloch & Ann Lipsilz Malloch Columbia Management Marco’s Cafe Marriah House Ken & Deborah Marsh Cindi Marshall & Bill Marshall ‘67 Peter Martin Scott & Kathy Mary Masami L’/\rt International, Inc. Beth Mason Thomas & Michelle Matson Atsuko Matsuyama Maui Coast Hotel Jim & Mary' McCarter Philip McCarty Doug & Mimi McCaslin AND Tom & Karen McClung Dr. Gregory McCoy Ian & Sarah McDonald Sean McEnroe MCG Tiles Liam McMahon & Delia Slattery Christina Meyerhoff Russ & Pat Mickiewicz Dr. Blackford Middleton & Ursula King Rick & Elaine Millar Matthew Miller Miller Nash Ted Miller & Daisy Housel-Miller Millstone Coffee Mimi’s Golf Tatiana Moller-Lawson Kathleen Moneymaker Mickey Morey & Leslie Mackenzie Greg & Diane Morgan John & Lynne Morrison Dr. Chuck & Linda Morrow Morion’s of Chicago Michael Moser & Barbara Ports Mountain Hardwear Mr. Formal Mrs. Beemer's Second Grade Class Mrs. Judge’s Second Grade Class Mt. Hood Meadows Mt. Hood Railroad Catherine Mulflur of Los Angeles Eric & Ying Mullancn Wambui Mungai David & Anne Munro Jamie Munro Craig Murphy & Julie Frantz Murray & Lapp Karen Murray Kathy Narramore Carolyn Neighbor Robert Neuberger & Mary Ann McDowell New Renaissance Bookshop Rebecca Newell Sue & Scott Nicol Roger Nielsen Nights Out Nike Nike, Inc Norm Thompson Northwest Conservatory of Dance Northwest Natural Gas Northwest News Channel 8 Ingolf & Peggy Noto DONORS Cathy O'Brien Jack O’Brien Christine O’Toole Oak & More Ltd Oaks Amusement Park OES Alumni OES Auction Committee OES Auction Office Friends of the OES Library OES Lower School OES Middle School OES Upper School OES Upper School Kids OES Admissions Office Old Town Florist Paul & Mary' Oldshue Orca Marketing Orca Sailing Oregon Antique Jewelry Oregon Ballet Theatre Oregon Children's Theatre Oregon Coast Aquarium Oregon College of Arts & Crafts Oregon Fencing Alliance/OES Fencing Club Oregon Mountain Community Oregon Onions Oregon Shakespeare Festival Oregon Symphony Oregon Yacht Sales Judy & David Osgood Outdoor Odysseys Martin & Joy Overstreet P & C Construction Father David Pace Packouz Jewelers Tom Page & Catherine Riffe Chris & Kelly Palmedo Paparazzi Pastaficio Suzanne Paroulek Beth Paxson Pepsi Cola Company Tom & Liz Perkins Mark & Rosanne Perry Peter Jacobsen Productions Lon & Marcia Peters Harry' &Judy Peterson-Ncdry Judy Pinkerton Pizzicato Chris & Kelley Platt Jay & Debra Platt Karl & Cindy Plummer Gary Pope I Portland Baroque Orchestra �AUCTION Portland Brewing Company Portland Center Stage Portland Creative Conference Portland General Electric Portland Golf Club Portland Limosine Portland Rose Festival Association Portland TrailBlazers Portland Winter Hawks Portland Youth Philharmonic Profile Theatre Project Providence/St. Vincent Hospital Jim & Terry Putnam Regal Cinemas David & Suzanne Regan Reser’s Fine Foods Charles & Christina Reynolds Dale Rhoney, DDS Kathryn Rippey Harry Ritchie Jewelers RiverPlace Hotel Robert LaHatt Interior Design Rich Robinson ’01 Tom & Susan Robinson Jerry & Teri Rosette James Rue & S. Mignon Mazique Valerie Rullman Tony Russo & Cissy Litvin Salishan Lodge Salomon/Smith Barney Duncan & April Sanderson Sandy Sahagian Portraiture VOLUNTEERS AND Carl & Anne Sleeker Hope Stevens Stockpot Restaurant Stocl Rives Boley Shelley & Fred Stoffer David Streight Todd & Carrie Stucky EC Students Studio Adrienne Summit Foundation Jeff & Kathy Sunshine Loren Sutherland Robert S. Sweeney, Jr. Sylvan Learning Center Abhi & Linda Talwalkar Shoaib Tarecn & Cathy Filgas Paul Northrop & Kelly TaylorNorthrop Clark & Casey Tedrick Terrafirma Bldg. Inc Larry & Kim Teufel Texas Instruments Ned & Anne Thanhouscr The Benson Hotel The Japanese Garden Society of Oregon The Learning Express The Musical Theatre Company The Old Spaghetti Factory The Oregon Zoo The Original Chicken Bar The Skin & Figure Clinic Mike & Jill Thorne Threshold Development Group Gundars Tilmanis Timber Tek UV Timberline Ski Area Tina’s Restaurant K7 & Nandini Tiruvallur Todd Organization Cheri & Terry Tolar Day & Becky Tooley Dr. Matti & Najila Totonchy Tournament Golf, Inc. Ray & Marilyn Town Trinity Cathedral Kathryn Trumbo ‘08 Peter & Michelle Trumbo Robert & Elizabeth Tsao Tualatin Island Greens Golf Center Katherine Tumey ‘08 Peter & Laurie Turney TWIST Dr. Todd Ulmer & Ms. Clare Rathbone US Outdoor Store US Trust Company KrisVan Hatcher ‘70 & Karen Van Hatcher Vernier Software Pamela Vohnson John & Fran von Schlegell Carl Vorhies, DDS Carl & Cathy Vorhies Haleh & Sohrab Vossoughi Edward Wadsworth for Hair Dale Waite & Dr. Sheila Mitchell Dr. Hans & Gisela Walilzki Waller Nelson Co Steven & Elizabeth Warneke Warren Hirsch Interiors Mark & Martha Warrington Robin & Philip Weitzer Wells Fargo Bank James & Paulina Wenner West Bay Studio West Side Athletic Club Sayler’s Old Country Kitchen Scamp’s Pet Centers Debby Schaufller Chris Schreiner & Patty Sullivan Pete Schulberg Seattle Mariners Phil & Karen Seder Mark & Sandy Severson Kelly Sharp Brett & Julie Sheppard Alan & Diane Shiffer Bev Shue Alice Simpson Ski Chalet Smith Sport Optics Virginia J. Smith Jeffrey & Candice Smits Currin & Frances Snipes Elizabeth & Ron Snodgrass Soccerplex Upper School Film Society Kathy MacNaughton & Jocelyn Somers Wayne & Diane Somers Sandra Santoro Sound Express Southwest Airlines Southwest Airlines - Portland Southwest Community Center Nick Lyn Spitz Bonnie & Roger Stanke Stash Tea 46 DONORS Western Pacific Bldg Richard Wcstlund ‘69 & Jana Westlund Westside Dance & Gymnastics Academy Westside Rentals Doug & Gwen Whitmore William & Wendy Whitsell, Jr. John & Kathy Wiest Wildwood Restaurant Allen & Rebecca Williams Alysa Williams Ann Williams Steve & Patty Williams Tricia Williams ‘09 Jon & Carol Willie Scott & Jaci Wilson Windermere Dennis & Patricia Winningstad Marie Winston Stcvan & Carol Wittenbrock Rachael Wolford Katharine Ridley & Jim Wolfston Jeff & Lynn Wolfstone Christina Workman ‘00 Mark Workman ‘69 & Leslie Workman Dr. Anita Downing Wray Wyndham Emerald Plaza Hotel Dr. Masatoshi & Susan Yamanaka Chcric Yokota Yong-In TacKwondo Edmund Yuan & Mindy Locbncr Yuen Lui Kelly Yustin Zell Bros Joe & Lyn Zcnisek We have made ever)' effort to ensure the accuracy of the infor­ mation in this report. 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