http://archive.oes.edu/files/original/810c2aafb6de12d03adcb3279d375114.pdf 72cf25e9c2e08bd80cb3888acec31c93 PDF Text Text 'V - * Autumn 2001 Vol. 7 Number 6 " THE OES.A, lidlbner OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL ANNUAL REPORT 2000-2001 " .x- 2BW ■ - " i r ?■ ' �AUTUMN 2 0 0 1 A Letter from the Head of School Dear Friends, Founded in the years following our Civil War, Oregon Episcopal School has witnessed 132 years of the history of the United Slates and the world. During all those years, teachers and students have struggled to make sense of world events, while at the same time laying a firm foundation of knowledge, skills, and judgment to provide students with the ability to participate in the affairs of the world to come. Thus, in December of 1941, students were struggling to absorb and understand the onset of war, to learn its causes, and to make sense of the fact that a beloved fellow student, a girl from Japan, had just become “the enemy.” The young women from St. Helen’s Hall were taught that their minds and hearts were needed in the world. The Sisters of St. John Baptist, in particular, recognized and cele­ brated the talents and commitments of the students they taught, thus establishing a rich tradition of intellectual achievement combined with civic responsibility. Our alumni speak with one voice when they describe the legacy of their years at St. Helen’s Hall, Bishop Dagwell Hall, and OES. We are now facing a lime in our history when it is of central importance that our students develop wisdom and a commitment to being global citizens. The complexity of the challenges facing our leaders in the light of September 11 th, here in the United Stales and around the world, informs our work here al OES as well. Now, more than ever, our interna­ tional focus will help our students to understand the difficult choices our country faces. Our program at school is designed to give our children a developmentally appropriate level of awareness and concern about current events. Thus, our youngest students, who are only four years old, learn how to be good citizens of their classroom. Older students in Lower School focus on projects of material aids for the homeless in Portland and for chil­ dren in need around the world. Middle Schoolers learn about global issues, and their service pro­ jects involve traveling around Portland to offer services to a wide range of people through local agencies. Upper Schoolers have the benefit of studying with our res­ idential students from around the world, as well as classes and activities that directly address the major issues of the day. The difference between the challenges OES has always faced in shaping respon­ sible citizens, and the challenges we face today, have largely to do with the increasing sophistication of the media and its central focus on the violent occurrences of September 11 th and since. It is now impossible to protect our young children from the violent images of destruction, the understanding of the death toll on the East Coast or of extreme poverty of Afghanistan and other nations around the world. The danger is that our children absorb these images before they have the context or sophistication to understand them, or the sense that something can be done to help or change a situation. Helping our students to become global citizens means maintaining a balance between a sense of security in family and school and a growing understanding of the world and its problems. The balancing act is often a difficult one. Together we must develop strong and confident graduates, who are neither overwhelmed by the challenges before them nor unwilling to use their talents for the greater good of our country and our world. Rather, we strive together to help our children become citizens of the world, wise and skilled in their ability to build community wherever they are. Dulany O. Bennett Head of School OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 2 �■ CONTENTS AUTUMN 2 0 0 1 4 The OES Community Responds 7 Campus Snapshots 8 Coming Full Circle in the Same House 11 Annual Report 27 Homecoming, Aardvark Style 28 A Dozen Letters Times Two 30 Letter to the Alumni 31 Class Notes OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 2001-2002 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 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. The Rt. Rev. Robert Ladehoff, Chairman of the Board Mr. Richard C. Alexander, President Mr. Matthew Essieh, Vice President Ms. Leslie Workman, Secretary Mr. James Rue, Treasurer The Rev.Vai Ambrose Mr. David Munro Mr. Wayne Drinkward Ms. Susan Phillips Ms. Mary Foltz Ms. Susan Robinson Ms. Julie E. Frantz Ms. April Sanderson Mr. Alec Macmillan The Rev. Stephen Schneider Mr. Jim McCarter Mr. Peter Trumbo Mr. Douglas McCaslin Ms. Maryann Yelnosky Mr. Greg Morgan Editors Ellen Beilstein Helen Kirschner Townes '85 Design Graphic Solutions Layout Marianna Crawford EX-OFFICIO Dr. Dulany O. Bennett Head of School Ms. Marietta Kuykendall ’55 President of the Alumni Association Bridgetown Printing Co. Ms. Elisabeth Lyon Chair of Endowment Committee Photography Laszlo OES Communications Staff Mr. Peter Bechen Chair of the Pacific Rim Council Printer The OES Belltower is published by OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL, 6300 SW Nicol Road, Portland, Oregon 97223. If you would like more information on the School, please call (503) 246-7771. Ms. Lynn Wolfstone Chair of Volunteers’ Common Link Cover photos taken by Laszlo on the OES campus in fall 2001. On the front, Giovanna Stoll ’14 and Carson Fraley ’14 laugh together. OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �AUTUMN 2 0 0 1 Painting by Cathy Walitzhi '03 THE OES COMMUNITY RESPONDS On the morning of Tuesday, September 11, 2001, The Reverend LouAnn Pickering says she was up earlier than usual when she turned on the television and learned of the events unfolding on the East Coast. Within minutes, she received a call from Head of School Dulany Bennett, and they began talking about what was happening and how the school could best serve the needs of its students. These initial conversations also involved Cindy McEnroe, Middle School counselor and coordinator of Counseling Services. According to Cindy, all of the divisions needed to “think on their feel” and draw upon the strength of the OES community in order to cooperate and collaborate in devel­ oping a plan of action for the day. Their goal was to maintain as much of the school day routine as possible, while creating an environment where children would feel safe and secure. They also wanted to provide students with information to help them understand what had happened, and with options and resources in order for the students to care for themselves and each other. With a rough blueprint on how to proceed, the school day began. Gold spoke to the children, reassuring them that they were safe and that the school would take care of them until they returned home. Then, Rev. Pickering opened the floor to the students to allow them to speak out, sharing their concerns and questions, along with their confusion, fright, worry, sadness and anger. PROVIDING CHOICES As students began to arrive in the Middle and Upper Schools, the divisions found some students knew of the events in New York City and Washington, D.C., while others were unaware of what had transpired. At the morning gatherings, faculty members explained the tragedy that was unfolding, answering questions as best as they could. In addition, all students were presented with options for their school day. Televisions remained on in the Upper School library and the Middle School Endeavour Commons, allowing students to watch the news reports accompanied by adults who offered additional perspective. Other students returned to class and their normal routines, with each class­ room teacher prepared to talk further with students as needed. Students could also choose to talk with a counselor, chaplain or other adult. Some chose to walk the OES labyrinth. Whatever choice they made, students were asked to honor the diverse groups and beliefs represented by the student body, and to be loving and supportive to one another in this time of need. MAINTAINING THE DAILY ROUTINE OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL For the Lower School, maintaining the daily routine meant starting Tuesday with a regularly scheduled chapel service. As the bell rang to call the children to the morning chapel, Rev. Pickering noticed others joining with them. Parishioners, faculty, staff and parents came also, silting in the back or with their children. Both Dr. Bennett and Mrs. 4 �CARING FOR THE YOUNGEST CHILDREN I came and walked. They held each other. They sat in the center. They prayed. One teacher said, “The labyrinth was like a rock in a sea of chaos.” In response to a great desire to do something, Shelley explains, “The ancient path of the labyrinth allowed individuals, both young and old, to do two very simple, yet profound things: people could walk and they could pray.” Throughout the day. Lower School students also had opportunities to express their fears, sadness and anger, while wrapped in the security of the OES community. First grade teacher Christine O’Toole appreciated this attention to caring for the children. “I was very grateful that Dulany and Sidney made both human and spiritual resources avail­ able to us.” In chapel, the children heard Rev. Pickering’s reassuring LIVING IN LOVE messages about a caring community. Art teacher Shelley At the end of the day, students were again brought back Sloffer soothed them with calming walks on the labyrinth. together. In the Middle School, students gathered to talk Counselor Suzanne Paroulek counseled children and lis­ about safely, support, inclusiveness and available resources. tened to their concerns. And even the youngest children In the Lower School, the day ended with another chapel service. Rev. Pickering encouraged the young children to had concerns. As Mrs. O’Toole remembers, “At first there was not a check in with themselves to determine how much informa­ word from my students. I wondered if tion they needed about the day’s events. somehow the children had not heard She also challenged them to surround the news.” But it wasn’t long before a themselves with something of beauty in discussion began in her class on the the evening, in order to live not in fear, but to live in love—a much stronger unusual events of the day. “I heard bad and safer place to be. As LouAnn guys crashed planes into buildings in explained in simple terms to the chil­ New York,” one child announced. Now everyone had something to say. dren, “Fear is the thief of joy.” Comments ranged from concerns about family members living near New York STAYING IN TOUCH WITH ALUMNI City and Washington D.C., to a theory The school didn’t just worry about those on campus that fateful Tuesday that this probably happened because morning. Concern reached across the some people were angry about the bad treatment of the Palestinians...aston­ nation to alumni living and working in The Rev. LouAnn Pickering ishing words from the mouths of young the New York City and Washington encouraged children to children. D.C. areas. Lisa DeGrace, assistant The class discussion came to a chill­ director of Development, reported “I surround themselves with had people asking about alumni in New ing hall when one child confessed, “I’m something of beauty...in afraid a plane might crash into this York and Washington.” She expressed building.” In response, Christine reas­ relief in being able to convey, “Everyone order to live not in fear, but sured the children, saying the problems I’ve heard from so far is OK.” This in love. “Fear is the thief of were far away. But to six- and sevenincluded over a dozen alumni whom joy,” she explained. year olds, these problems seemed very she contacted by e-mail. One answered close to home. “I felt my reassurances by saying, “Just responding to let you might not erase their fearful looks.” Grasping for the right know that I and some other alumni are fine ... I’m of course words, Mrs. O’Toole told the children about the closing of using ‘fine’ in a relative sense. We’re all still here, though a all airports; no planes would fly until this problem was little rattled and tired from having to track people down.” under control. “I’ll never forget the audible sighs of relief that filled the room.” REACHING BEYOND OES The school tended to itself on September 11, but it also WALKING THE LABYRINTH reached out in an effort to empower the wider OES commu­ According to Shelley Scoffer, many students chose to walk nity with information and options to take care of the labyrinth on September 11. It had started as a normal themselves. Additional chapel services were held for all Tuesday morning with the OES Community Labyrinth members of the community to attend. Information was pro­ being unfolded and placed on the gym floor at 7:00 a.m., vided to parents on managing traumatic stress and talking allowing children to walk the circular path before the start with children about war. And plans began to develop as a of school. On this morning, however, events were evolving response to everybody’s need to “do something.” as the children walked that would forever change their lives. One of those plans was to establish the OES Firefighter’s In response to those events, the school decided to keep and Police Educational Fund. Coordinated by Upper School the labyrinth open, attended and available all day and into teacher Sue Jensen, the money raised will be used for educa­ the evening. Students could leave their classes during the tional scholarships for the children of the firefighters and day to come and walk. Some teachers brought their entire police officers who lost their lives on September 11. Sue classes. Soon parents joined their children, walking together encouraged participation by all, saying, “We hope to have in silence. After school and into the evening more families everyone contribute in some way... no matter how small or continued on page 6 5 AUTUMN 2 0 0 1 OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �AUTUMN 2 0 0 1 The OES Community Responds continued from page 5 had experienced in his five years as a patrol officer. Keith shared his anger and frustration with not being able to help the individuals trapped in the twin lowers. He praised the heroic efforts of his co-workers and other emer­ gency personnel who lost their lives as the lowers collapsed. He thanked those who provided food, water, equipment and resources to himself and others desperately searching for survivors. He answered questions from students wanting to know more, and Keith asked that his story be passed along so others would fully understand the extent of the devasta­ tion and destruction. RECOGNIZING OUR EFFORTS ▲ NYPD Officer Keith Chhe (right) and a coworker pause briefly from their search and rescue work at the World Trade Center. The school’s response has lasted longer than a day, a week or a month, and has gone beyond the confines of the campus. As we continue to carry prayers in our hearts for those who suffered from the tragic losses, we have also acted upon those thoughts and emotions. The entire OES commu­ nity has contributed in a variety of ways—from giving blood to fundraising, reflecting the very best of what the OES com­ munity represents. Upper School teacher Hope Stevens expressed the need to acknowledge the efforts of all, and especially of the faculty and staff who have continued to do their jobs since September 11, making life as normal as possible for students regardless of the impact of events on themselves. “We arc all doing our jobs and would not do otherwise, but it does lake its loll.” The events of September 11, 2001 have taken a loll on all of the country. Fortunately, the strength of the OES commu­ nity has allowed the school to take care of its own and to extend a hand of comfort to those impacted, both near and far. As Officer Keith Chhe remarked in closing his presenta­ tion, “In one way or another, we are all affected by this.” ■ large...it is the thought and gesture that counts.” Those who did contribute added their words of sympathy and support to cards to be sent to the appropriate departments in New York City. Sue acknowledged the many efforts and options to actively respond to the day’s events. “While this (establish­ ing the fund) is the OES community’s gesture to help in a positive way, this is not the only way to contribute. There are many great needs in New York City. Many of us are doing a variety of projects, and whatever we do to help is a blessed gift received.” She also asked, “Please continue to keep those who are in the midst of conflict or suffering in your prayers.” OPENING OUR DOORS One of those individuals in the prayers of the OES com­ munity is Kowa “Keith” Chhe, a family friend of Middle School parent Jill Scheer. On the afternoon of October 4, a little over three weeks after that infamous day of terror, a small group of Upper School students, faculty and staff members gathered in a classroom to listen to Keith’s story of his firsthand experience at the World Trade Center. Keith, a police officer with the New York Police Department, had spent three weeks digging through the rubble of the World Trade Center, at limes almost non-stop, looking for survivors, and as lime elapsed looking for bodies. He had come to Oregon in order to find relief, however temporary, from the rescue work which left him both physically and emotionally tired. Despite the freshness of the memories and the loss he experienced, Keith shared his recollections and perspectives on this painful event with the small, quiet audience. He described how the day’s events unfolded for him, starting with the time he signed off his weekly shift al 8:15 a.m. on the morning of September 11. He had been working out of the police headquarters, located only a few blocks from the World Trade Center. What he thought was the start of his “weekend,” turned out to be a nightmare going beyond anything else he '■ • ia ▲ With Upper School students looking on, Officer Chhe describes his firsthand experience on September 11, 2001. OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 6 �AUTUMN 2 0 0 1 Campus Snapshots ▲ Director of Buildings and Grounds Jon von Behren lends a hand to Jennifer Wolochow ’06 while Allison Staley ’06 and Esther Kaplan '06 look on. ▲ Second grade student James Fumary puts the finishing touches on his structure during art class. Architects in Training Adding On Second grade students wrapped up their study of struc­ tures and architecture with a first-hand look at the architectural profession. OES parents and architects Susan and Stuart Emmons (William ’12) brought their design firm to the Lower School library, allowing the children lo inspect building models and to learn how a project is designed from start to finish. Eighth graders assisted with additions to the Middle School play structure as part of their service activities during Leadership Days this fall. With assistance from Jon von Behren, director of Buildings and Grounds, the stu­ dents raised the safety rails that border the raised structure, making it a safer spot for hanging out. Jon commended the advisory group on their willingness to contribute to the construction: “It was a lot of fun lo work on a hands-on building project with the kids—they did a great job!” ¥ ___ • ▲ Middle School teacher Steve Brennan carefully removes a mask from the face of Eric Rippey ’06. ▲ Ready to trick or treat for UNICEF are fifth grade students Stephanie Howell, Ellen Alexander, Taylor Wirfs, Spencer Putnam, Avery Sills, Matthew Eshclman and Jeffrey Janoff Capturing the Human Spirit in Masks Each year the eighth grade GALA class reads The Lord of the Flies by William Golding. Students create masks to rep­ resent a character from the book, a natural element or a selected theme such as compassion, wisdom or courage. The students use the mask in a monologue to speak directly to the boys in the book, especially in regard to resisting the temptation toward violence. According to teacher Steve Brennan, “The focus of this effort is on how to bring the best qualities of the human spirit to the forefront.” Trick or Treat for UNICEF “Trick or treat for UNICEF” was the message shared by students from Mrs. Hunger's fifth grade class during a recent chapel service. The children dressed in Halloween costumes presented a skit to other Lower School students, reminding them of the opportunity to raise funds for UNICEF while trick-or-treating on Halloween night. Money raised this year will be used to assist children in Afghanistan. 7 OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �AUTUMN 2 0 0 1 Coming Full Circle in the Same House hen the 71st session of the Oregon legislature was called to order on January 8, 2001, two individuals with lies to Oregon Episcopal School stood among the 60 members of the House of Representatives wailing to be sworn into office. One was Representative Ben Westlund of Bend, and the other was Representative Elizabeth “Betsy” Johnson of Scappoose. Ben graduated from Bishop Dagwell Hall in 1968, one of 10 young men who made up the graduating class that year. During his lime at BDH. Ben had played on the varsity soccer team, ran on the track team, belonged to both the ski and rifle clubs, and was a dorm monitor. He also had the honor of being elected to the position of student body president. Betsy, a 1969 graduate of St. Helen’s Hall, also had an active student life. As one of the 18 young women who made up the 1969 graduating class, Betsy’s involvement included everything from the Altar Guild and Foreign Affiliations, to the National Honor Society and the Modern Dance Club. And like Ben, Betsy also had the honor of being elected to the position of student body president. At the time that Ben and Betsy attended BDH and SHH, the two schools shared the current OES campus, although most activities were kept separate. According to Ben and Betsy, the students ate together in the cafeteria, and possibly shared a class or two. For the most part, however, the OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL faculty and staff attempted to keep the boys and girls apart. Despite this “corralling” by teachers and administrators, Ben and Betsy admit that it was hard to keep the two groups sep­ arated. Therefore, it was inevitable that Ben and Betsy would know each other as students. However, they had no idea that the roads that brought them to BDH and SHH, and then led them away in opposite directions after graduation, would cross again in the Oregon legislature earlier this year FOLLOWING HER FAMILY'S LEAD When you learn about Betsy’s politically active family, it isn’t surprising the path she look after leaving SHH would lead her to the state legislature. Betsy’s father, Sam Johnson, was a seven-term member of the Oregon State Legislature and the mayor of Redmond, OR. Her mother, Becky, was appointed by four governors to serve on various state-level education boards and other commissions. When Betsy graduated from SHH, she was very focused on going to college, although the thought of a political life was not out of the question. After graduating from Carleton College and then the Northwestern School of Law al Lewis and Clark College, Betsy went on to establish Transwestern Helicopters, Inc., a helicopter company which she owned and operated for almost 20 years. During this time, Betsy followed her parents’ footsteps in ▲ Elizabeth “Betsy"Johnson '69, Oregon State Representative from Scappoose ▲ Betsy during her senior year al SHI I, 1969 8 �AUTUMN 2 0 0 1 ▲ Ben’s BDH senior year photo, 1968 ▲ Ben Westhind, Bend representative to the Oregon House of Representatives serving the community in a variety of capacities. She has had the privilege of serving as a board member for numerous non-profit organizations, including Docrnbecher Children’s Hospital, Oregon Public Broadcasting, Oregon Health Sciences Foundation, and the Portland branch of the Federal Reserve Bank. In 1993, Betsy was appointed to manage the State Aeronautics Division of the Oregon Department of Transportation, a position she held until 1998, when she became vice president for legislative affairs for the Oregon Pilots Association. Betsy’s involvement in and commitment to her local com­ munity of Scappoose, and to the broader Oregon community, has not gone unnoticed. As early as 1981, “Oregon Magazine” named Betsy as one of Oregon’s 100 most powerful women. In 1994, OES awarded her with the Distinguished Alumni Award. Last year, Betsy was identified as one of the lop 10 most influential residents of greater Portland by The Business Journal. Her involvement in numerous civic, community, and political activities prepared Betsy for her current role as slate representative for District 1, a position to which she was elected in 2000. “I used my youth wisely.” Upon his graduation from BDH in 1968, Ben says he had no political aspirations. Instead, he headed to the drier climate of Eastern Washington and Whitman College, where he received a great deal of attention as the first BDH gradu­ ate to attend Whitman. After earning a bachelor’s degree in education and history, Ben returned to the Willamette Valley in order to attend graduate school al the University of Oregon. It was there that the road to his current political position truly began. Ben says that how he got into politics is a demonstration of what real life is all about. He recalls silling in a classroom al Oregon with BDH classmales Dan Driscoll and John Floweree, listening to a professor talk about the vast resources of diatomaceous earth in Eastern Oregon. This type of soil is formed by the fossil deposits of a microscopic one-celled alga with a stony cell wall that exists in sea and fresh water. Ben, Dan and John look the lead of their professor. Together they moved to Eastern Oregon, scavenged equip­ ment needed to mine the diatomaceous earth, and created a company that produced various household and industrial products from the fossil material, the most notable being kilty litter. In lhe 1980s, Ben sold his interest in the business, bought a catilc ranch in Wheeler County and moved to lhe small town of Mitchell. There he got into lhe registered catlie business, buying the finest catlie available and selling lheir genetic products around the world. This route, which led Ben to lhe high desert of Central Oregon, also brought him to former Speaker of lhe House Lyn Lundquist. Ben attributes Lyn with planting the seed in the back of his brain about potentially getting involved in politics. Ben’s daydream of a political career moved into high gear one morning in 1996 when he called Lyn to discuss the idea. About two weeks later, after many hours of RETURNING TO HIS ROOTS I Ben spent much of his youth in the Mojave Desert area of Southern California, attending a military academy with the idea of perhaps going on to West Point or Annapolis after graduation. His plans changed drastically, however, when his parents moved to the Portland area and he entered Bishop Dagwell Hall in the fall of 1966. Ben found the differences in climate, school history, and class size to be shocking. After being one of 150 high school juniors in a military academy, Ben discovered himself living in lhe verdant Willamette Valley, attending an Episcopal school with only nine classmates. Ben adapted to his new environment, at least temporarily, and now wryly remarks, continued on page 10 9 OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �AUTUMN 2 0 0 1 Coming Full Circle in the Same House soul searching and discussions with his family, Ben decided to run for the District 55 House seat. He figured that even if he didn’t win the race, the campaign would at least be edu­ cational and interesting. Ben says his mother prepared him for a loss as he under­ took his first political campaign, but the feedback he received on the campaign trail encouraged him. He felt he would win and the rest is history. Ben is now serving his third term in the Oregon House of Representatives and chairing the powerful Ways and Means Committee. continued from page 9 investment decision—deciding where to invest taxpayer dollars, in the competing policies and programs, to give Oregonians the highest return.” Ben acknowledges the difficulties of his role as co-chair of this powerful committee. “The budgeting process is intense, demanding and high-pressure, where each session 1 receive thousands of requests for funding. My job is to give each one a fair hearing, so that the individuals pitching their pro­ grams walk away knowing they have been heard.” And Ben feels he has done very well at this job, saying that his friends and peers call him a “Toys-R-Us kid and a “Ways and Means” kind of guy As a freshman representative, Betsy has repeated Ben’s accom­ plishment of obtaining a position on the Ways and Means committee, and serves on one of its subcommit­ tees. She praises the work and accomplishments of Ben, and he returns the compliments. COMING TOGETHER When Betsy and Ben were sworn in to the Oregon House of Representatives al the beginning of this year, it wasn’t the first contact they had with each other since leaving the OES campus in the late ’60s. Betsy says over the past 30 years she stayed in touch with Ben and his wife (Libby Bishop Westlund SHH ’69) on an ACKNOWLEDGING A COMMON PAST informal basis. When Betsy Both Ben and Betsy attribute part decided in 2000 to run for the of their success to their similar open House seat in her district, experiences on the OES campus. however, she formally contacted Betsy credits two remarkable teach­ Ben to talk about her campaign. ers with instilling in her an And when Ben won his first elec­ intellectual curiosity. Betsy found tion back in 1996, one of the first her English literature and composi­ A Betsy Johnson ’69 and Ben Westhind ’68 were both people he contacted was Betsy’s sworn in as state representatives at the 71st Joint tion teacher, and her history Session of the Legislative Assembly mother, Becky. teacher to be academically demand­ During his initial campaigning ing and rigorous. in Central Oregon, Ben met and got to know Becky. When Like Betsy, Ben clearly remembers specific teachers who he won the 1996 election, he called Becky and asked her had a positive impact on his life at BDH, providing him with how he could best serve the district. She asked what com­ a sound academic foundation. More importantly, however, mittees interested him, and one of those just happened to be he says that attending BDH provided an opportunity to Ways and Means. She then talked to Ben al length about the develop the social skills necessary in his current role as a Ways and Means process, having learned about it from her stale representative, such as how to compromise, collaborate husband (and Betsy’s father) who had chaired a subcommittee. and build relationships. “The size of classes at Bishop Ben listened carefully to Becky, especially to her advice Dagwell Hall forced you to solve your problems or differ­ that under no circumstances should he let anybody talk him ences that you may have had with others,” he explains. “Il out of Ways and Means. With Becky’s support and coaching was an excellent incubator for fostering skills that are the behind him, Ben successfully argued his case. He joined the key to life, no matter what your career.” Ways and Means committee his first term, not a common Betsy adds, “Education is a great equalizer, and OES is a feat for freshman legislators. good investment. Look at what it has produced—two Ben knew the Joint Committee on Ways and Means was leaders in the Oregon legislature. Our accomplishments are important, but didn’t realize how important until he began a direct reflection on the school.” serving on it. As the only standing joint committee between Their accomplishments also reflect the choices they made the House and the Senate, it is responsible for crafting the to arrive in Salem this past January, bringing their separate state budget. “Many perceive the role of the committee as an paths together again in leadership roles similar to those they accounting function,” explains Ben. “In reality, it is an filled while al Bishop Dagwell Hall and St. Helen’s Hall. ■ OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 10 �u/' ANNUAL REPORT OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 2000-2001 ■.-•ft -ZU. i - U'-U �ANNUAL REPORT SUMMARY INCOME 2 0 0 0 - 2 0 0 1 GIFTS TO THE SCHOOL THE OES ANNUAL FUND Transportation 1.7% Donors Gifts Alumni 221 Current Parents 476 104 49 $ 44,724 242,088 60,263 Source Other 2.6% After School Programs 3.3% Annual Fund 3.3% Parents of Alumni Endowment & Interest 6.8% Grandparents Faculty and Staff Tuition & Fees 82.3% 73 3,375 Friends 13 Corporations 11 11 9,519 7,273 24,306 Total Annual Fund Gifts: 958 $400,583 Foundations $9,739,324 804,968 400,583 389,804 205,162 292,494 Tuition and Fees Endowment and Interest OES Annual Fund After School Programs Transportation Other 9,035 NEW GIFTS TO ENDOWMENT Anonymous Betty Lou Roberts ’36 Endowment The Fields Family Fund: Philip, Elizabeth, Amy & Terr}' Frances Spaulding Charlton ’22 Endowment TOTAL: $11,832,335 OES Memorial Endowment E. E. Ford Endowment T.J. Kempton Endowment Ruth Rose Richardson Endowment St. Helens Hall Endowment EXPENSES $ 10,032 149,090 18,674 1,900 175 1,000 500 13,244 25 Total Endowment Gifts: S 194,640 CAPITAL GIFTS Institutional Support 8.3% Meyer Hall Pledge Payments BDH Renovation Pledge Payments Capital Campaign—Phase I Other 5.8% Physical Plant 9.0% $ 33,224 25,000 756,234 Total Capital Gifts: S 814,458 Food Service 2.8% SPECIAL PURPOSE GIFTS Financial Aid 7.0% $ 52,827 AASK Program Compensation 67.1% Compensation Physical Plant Financial Aid Institutional Support Food Service Other Art Lit Magazine Athletic Department 525 15,952 Residential Program Counseling and Guidance $7,937,801 1,060,083 830,578 985,027 327,399 689,661 Libraries Technology Upper School Science Miscellaneous 5,000 1,000 8,122 7,000 1,500 4,583 Total Special Gifts: $ 96,509 TOTAL ALL GIFTS: $1,506,190 TOTAL: $11,830,549 12 �ANNUAL OESANNUAL FUND OES FUND LEADERSHIP Chair Susie Gundle Lower School Chair Danne Greene Middle School Chan s Kay Brantley Lauric Tumey Upper School Chair Myrtle Rae Greenwood Alumni Chair Chuck Reynolds '69 Past Parent Chairs Peter & Jan Jacobsen GRADE CHAIRS Prc-K Kathy Mar)' Kindergarten Michelle Maison Primary Jaci Wilson First Nancy Greene Second Knssy Johnson Third Sarah Cleveland Fourth Peggy Noto Fifth Tina Donovan Sixth Steve Williams Seventh Nancy Chapman Eighth Mickey Morey Leslie MacKenzie Ninth Chris Cooper Tenth Mary Ellen FanEleventh Leslie Workman Twelfth Lynne Cohen STAFF/FACULTY CHAIRS Lower School Suzanne Paroulck Sue Stark Middle School Karen Seder Upper School Dana Mosher Lewis Sta// Lisa DeGrace GIVING SOCIETIES The following individuals and organiza­ tions have made gifts or commitments at leadership levels between July 1,2000 and June 30,2001 BISHOP’S CIRCLE Gifts of $10,000 or more 1 Dick & Carilyn Alexander Peter & Missy Bechcn Peter Chang & Jennifer Xia Rocky & Julie Dixon Steve & Tina Donovan Wayne & Julie Drinkward E. Amy Fields '62 Steve & Amy Haessler Ed & Aurelia Hunt Intel Foundation Peter & Elisabeth Lyon The Oregon Community Foundation Betty Lou Roberts 36 Evan & Rebecca Roberts Tom & Susan Robinson REPORT BELLTOWER CIRCLE Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999 Fahad & Badriah Al-Athel Keith & Sharon Barnes Marly & Kay Brantley Constructive Management Foundation Lee & Irene Dulin Paul Farago Herbert Templeton Foundation Susan Lake Howell 39 Dick & Mary Jaffe The Janet Q. Lawson Foundation Juan Young Trust Joan Kuni Ed &r Margaret Kushner Janet Q. Lawson Wes & Nancy Lematta Alec & Laurie Macmillan Jim & Mary’ McCarter Greg & Diane Morgan Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust Jerry & Teri Rosette The Institute of Computer Technology' Robert & Elizabeth Tsao Mark Workman '69 & Leslie Workman MARY RODNEY CIRCLE Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999 Narjala & Shanda Bhaskcr Jennifer Black John & Deborah Chessar Harriett Dixon C.R. & Glen DufTie Brent Ercnsel ’74 & Nina Erensel Malt & Ella Essieh Estate of Millon & Ruth Foland Bob & Carole Freitas Sandeep & Mona Garg George 6r Marsha Goodman Greg & Michele Goodwin Steve & Pam Grant Mr. & Mrs. Mikio Ito David &r Eileen Johnson Mr Kam Yin Li & Ms. Man Har Siu Morgan Stanley Dean Witter. Inc. Michael Moser & Barbara Ports Dave & Anne Munro Oregon Episcopal School PAL Jay & Debra Platt Russell Kathleen Rottiers Dave Rumker & Susan Phillips Fred Sr Roberta Shaeffer Gregory & Roxanne Specht William & Cornelia Stevens Tim & Ann Stout Shoaib Tareen & Cathy Filgas Tim & Carol Zuckcrt LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499 Anonymous James & Jane Adams Charles A. Adams Adams Foundation Bob & Kathleen Ames Leland /Xmincrman & Jane Mount Ammerman 35 Dulany Bennett Stan & Dixie Bland Charles & Lyn Cameron Ken & Pam Carty Don & Brenda Chambers Ding & Patsy Chan Robert & Lun Chau Ed & Janet Clark Dennis & Gayle Collins Gary & Martha Curry Jim & Candace Dix Tina Enberg Steven & Nancy Eyler Brian Foulkes & Fernanda D’Agostino Brad & Kami Fraley Frances S. Charlton Charitable Trust Raj & Shelly Garg Ted & Cindy Gaty Alul & Banita Gupta Steve & Karen Haas Halton Foundation John & Carol Hamilton Sandy & Jeri Haskins William & Cindy Hcrgenhan Henry & Sharon Hewitt Jim & Carol Hibbs Joe & Trish Howell Fred & Dorothy Huey Jim & Leslie Huffman Mr. Jong Koo Huh & Ms. Hyemin Lee Kevin & Willemijn Ilcisin Jeff & Krissy Johnson Charlie & Catherine Johnson Clarice Johnston Craig & Lynne Johnston Dr. Joohgho Kim & Mrs. Sookkyung Lim Mr. Gee-Chan Kwon & Ms. Kyung-Jae Lee Mr. Yui Lai & Ms. Shu Kuei Chiu W.R. & Dorothy Lake Tom & Pat Landye Mr. Jong Min Lee & Mrs. Eun Hwan Kim Dennis & Sandy Lcybold Joanne Miller Lilley ‘48 Mr. Chartchai Lisahapanya John & Priscilla Longfield Mike <Sr Cynthia Louaillier Greg & Amy Lowes Kathleen MacNaughton & Jocelyn Somers Scott & Kathy Mary Beth Mason Doug & Mimi McCaslin Katherine McCoy lan & Sarah McDonald Gaty & Beverly Melon 13 Roger & Jodee Midura Masamitsu Mizoe ’87 David Morganstem & Elizabeth Ash Craig Murphy & Julie Frantz Tamara Musser '74 David Natt '85 &r Kristen Natl Charles & Anne Nedrow Nike, Inc. Ingolf & Peggy’ Noto Steve & Debi Owen Thomas Page & Catherine Riffe Dr. Young Sup Park & Dr. Mi Ja Lee Tom & Liz Perkins Peter & Debra Pollard Gary Pope Ralph & Adolph Jacobs Foundation Kathryn Rippey Jeff RippeyJames & Shirley Rippey Joe Robertson William Rosenfeld & Nancy Stoke Rosenfeld 37 William & Carolyn Saiget April Sanderson Howard Sargent & Geraldine Hanny Sargent 35 Robert & Jill Scheer Jeff & Fern Selvala Dr. Wan Chui & Mrs. Jac Ran Seo Allen & Susan Shelby Manu & Anuree Sitachitt Currin & Frances Snipes Parish of St. John the Baptist Peter & Julie Stott Todd & Carrie Stucky Dr. Bo Kwang Suh & Mrs. Seonnam Yoo Elizabeth Pownall Swindells 34 David & Terry Taylor Tektronix Foundation David & Nancy TenHulzen Ned & Anne Thanhouser Susan Thayer Farago The Campbell Group Steven & Jackie Thomas Seckin & Tuba Unlu US Bancorp Phil VanderWeele & Joan Snyder �John fir Fran von Schlcgell Hans & Gisela Walitzki Frances Watzek Warren 33 Helen Weber Tyrone & Bonnie Wei Richard Westlund 69 fir Jana Westlund Steve & Patty Williams C. Norman fir Dolores Winningstad Allen fir Rebecca Wirfs-Brock Jeff & Lynn Wolfstonc Peter Wolochow fir Joanne Kahn Norman fir Harriet Workman HALL STREET CLUB Gifts of $500 to $999 Anonymous Mark & Katherine Ace Nora Auseklis Tom & Katie Berge Jean fir Kathy Brault Rob Brisk fir Monica Mahoney Miles Bubenik & Elia Lcibold Bubenik '43 Morris fir Elizabeth Button Bob fir Diane Carson Matt fir Sheila Casimo Richard & Nancy Chapman Corbet & Myra Clark Hal fir Kim Curtis Ms. Nancy D'Agostino Bill Davenport fir Janet Maurer Chris & Ann Davis Bart fir Suzanne DeStephano Chns & Cindi Devich Tom & Lori Dickey William & Carla Dorsey Bob fir Pam Dreisin C.R. Duffic '71 & Janet Duffie Bart Eberwein Stuart fir Susan Emmons Ericksen Foundation Mike fir Chris Feves Peter & Nancy Fisher Fort James Foundation Friends of OES Library Don fir Marta Furman Tony fir Julie FurnariMichael Gcrhards & Rebecca Martin-Gerhards John fir Donna Ghiorso Les & Ellen Godowski Stu fir Gail Goossen Stephen fir Clare Graef Joe & Hannah Graziano Bob & Suzanne Greenberg Jack fir Dannc Greene Steve & Kris Gregg Scott fir Sarah Grewe Cam Groner & Nancy Cowgill John & Susan Gundle Ashwani Gupta fir Annalisa Ferguson Charles & Gwen Hahn John Hall '80 & Julia Hall Robert & Janis Harrison Fritz & Maggie Hayes Vcm &• Leslie Hee Vaughan Hill Langdon Hilleary &r Charmian Kolar Hilleary ’42 Gary & Ericka Hoffman Jerry <Si Catherine Hoffman Ed <Sr Edmay Honeycutt John & Jill Inskeep Peter & Jan Jacobsen Gordon &■ Marion Janney Laurence Janssen & Kathryn Reynolds Janssen 71 Michael & Darlene Kaempf David Kaplin & Ccrinda Sun-ant Sam & Pat Karamanos Patricia Kelley '55 Mark & Alice Kemball Chris & Jansi King Jan & Chris Knchel Andrew Carol Klingensmith Richard Koc & Susan Krohn Koe ’78 August & Malle Kollom Barry &r Louise Kremkau Paige Parker Kuni '84 Scan Kuni '81 Mr. & Mrs. Ted Lamm John & Tina Lauerman Dan Laun '90 & Betsy Laun Fernando Dolores Leon Bnan &r Betsy Leonard Nels & Debbie Lewis Liza Lilley 74 Bill Malloch & Anne Lipsnz Malloch Tom & Michelle Matson Atsuko Matsuyama Mike & Robin McArthur-Phillips Tom & Karen McClung Greg McCoy Robert Neuberger &r Mary Ann McDowell Mentor Graphics Foundation Merrill Lynch & Co Blackford Middleton & Ursula King Rick & Elaine Millar Steven & Anita Mitchell Michael Morey & Leslie Mackenzie John Morgan Chuck Linda Morrow Dusan <Sr Suzy Mosscrop Eric &r Ying Mullanen Rocky Desirea Muraoka Mark Margie Nielsen Chris & Kelly Palmedo Wu-Yi Peng & Cathy Lee Paul & Pamela Petroff Chns & Kelley Platt Jim & Terry Putnam Chuck Reynolds '69 & Chris Reynolds Joe Robertson Harvey & Miriam Rogers Jim & Jane Sassalos Mitsuru & Sayumi Sato Steve & Jan Schmidt Michael & Dorothy Schock Steven Slovic & Rhonda Schwartz Wayne & Diane Somers Abhi & Linda Talwalkar Larry & Kim Teufel The May Dept. Stores Co. Foundation Peter &z Michelle Trumbo Peter & Laurie Tumey Karel & Inge Van der Mast Mike & Alaine Warfield Frank & Jane Warren Morris Westlund '75 & Paula Westlund John & Kathy Wiest Mrs. Viola Williams Scott & Jaci Wilson Donald & Stephanie Wirfs Yvonne Yamanaka '04 ANNIVERSARY ROSE CLUB Gifts of $300 to $499 Charles Bassford & Yen Pham-Bassford Karsten & Stephanie Beckmann Charles Bellville & Ellie Tatum Greg & Trace Bennink Atul & Ruchi Bhargava Yan & Natalya Borodovsky Charyl Cathey &Joc Ceniceros Christopher Conway '83 Anna Conway Chris Cooper P Beresford Daigle ’80 & Bronwcn Edwards Daigle Dr. &r Mrs. Duane Denney Doug &r Sharlenc DesRochcrs Kathleen Dodds Scott Doenecke '84 Ashcsh & Raju Doshi Michael & Melissa Eshclman Fred Ey & Anne Keller Marc Fcldcsman & Susan Wolf Tomoko Kyuzaki Fukai '91 Robert Guay & Anna Gebbie '88 Joel & Ecva Gray Clarence & Myrtle Rae Greenwood Kent <Sr JoAnne Grcwc George & Elizabeth Grimes Robert & Sybil Grissom Jeff & Shyla Hanson Robert & Alana Hill Mark & Barbara Hochgesang OJ & Diane Hubbell Bob Johnson Hal & Terr}’ Kennel Robert & Mary King Milton Kokubun & Wen-Lin Wang William Kwitman & Monica Moriarty Tsutomu fir Yukie Kyuzaki Paul & Karen Lakin Jeffrey & Janet Leon Richard & Amy Linville Michael S. I_oy & Bette G. Yada Nhan & Thalia Luong Cliff fir Yi-Jiun Lyons Ted Miller & Daisy Housel-Miller John fir Lynne Morrison The Rev. & Mrs. Stephen Norcross 14 I Joe & Suzie Opsahl Michael & Amanda Peel Peninsula Community Foundation Mark Rosannc Perry Patrick & Linda Radccki Dilip & Urmila Ratnam Ed & Nancy Rubovits Jim Rue S Mignon Maziquc Hiroshi & Masami Saitoh Charles & Eliza Schaeffer Robert Scherzer Miles & Patsy Seeley Joel & Sandra Shilling Mrs. Betty Swaner David & Anne Symes Dave & Ann Taylor K7 & Nandini Tiruvallur Eric & Sonia Walters David Weiss & Gail Monahan David Wilson & Nancy Greene FOUNDERS CLUB Gifts of $150 to $299 Anonymous (2) David & Elkc Abrams Doug & Joanna Adler Charlie & Kathy Allcock Philip Allen & Babette Fans Ashlcigh Asaph '90 Mark Bajorck & Susan Palmiter Dennis & Lynn Baker Jonathan & Bonnie Barg Elizabeth Bell '90 Barbara Bell John & Dace Berzins John & Virginia Bissonnctte James Bjcrklie & Sally Stevens Bjerklic '61 Larry & Susan Black Larry Blake & Margaret Stevens Blake 77 Martin Blecck '91 Michael Bless & Pamela Cornell Bless '83 Jim & Linda Blinkhorn David & Mary Boat Jack T. Boon '69 Ms. Audra M. Braun '41 Mark & Marianne Brooks Paul & Cindy Buker Joe & Sharon Cade �Cliff & Sally Cancpa Bob & Jan Cassidy John & Hyung Choi Leslie Clark Ron Narodc & Sarah Cleveland Mrs. Dorothy Conklin Michael Coppock & Marcia Sparling John & Anne Coulter Brian & Nadine Coushay John Crawford & Janet Mann Crawford '37 Gary & Lauric Crossman Claudette de Bruin '92 Kuniko de Weese Harold & Merry Demarest Howard Dietrich & Margaret Smith Dietrich '36 Bobby DuBose Franklin & Bunny Dyer Fred & Peg Edcra Al & Carla Eisner Lou & Marna Elliott Equifax George & Carol Exum Mark & Karla Fant First Union Securities, Inc Barbara & Michael Gaines Cindy Gaines '88 William &■ Lara Garren George Garvey & Mary Waite Garvey 89 Kristine Gcbbie Sam George & Janice Olson Dan & Linda Gipe Dwainc &r Betty Gipe Sidney Gold Tom & Joyce Gordon Neal Goren '75 Alex & Karen Graucrt Diana Barnard Gray '54 Brian & Gina Grccncn Jack Griffith & Abigail Bucnafc Ed Haessler ’71 Patricia Bcndshadler Hamilton '44 David Hassin & Mary McDonald-Lewis Charlie & Kathy Haugh Gerri Hayes Del & Rosa Hemphill Tom &Judi Hcnkle Maggie Hewitt Ronald & Elinor Highet Barbara Freeman Hinman '49 Bruce & Sherrie Holliday Robert & Mary Holmstrom Habib & Faezch Homayoun Lyall & Vicki Howell Wren & Leigh Hudgins T. Mark James Judd & Kristen Janes John & Clare Jaramillo Lee Jimerson &Janclle Johnson Jimerson '76 Scon Jordan & Marcy Dram Jordan ‘68 Paul Keown & Clylc Speidel Douglas Kczcor '78 & Patricia Kezcor Mr. Jaewook Kim & Mrs. Misook Hwang Kim Mr. & Mrs. Jae H. Kim Doug & Carole King Mrs. Anneliese E. Knapp Hollis McMilan & Cindy Knowles Paul & Lynnsly Kollar Gregory & Martha Kramer Wally & Cathy Krieger Charlie & Kristi Kuchs J. A. Labadie & Mary Charlton Labadic '49 Bob &r Mary Laird Stanley Shell & Joan Lassellc '64 Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Lindholm Mrs. Barbara Linigcr Bob & Leigh Linncll Warren J. Hirsch & Kate Loggan Mai-Lill Magi Steve &r Natalie Maizcls Kenneth & Deborah Marsh Robert Matheson Jack McCann '84 & April McCann Jack McCann, Sr Bill Lytollis & Ashley McCormack Cindy McEnroe Joe Colctto David & Eileen McFall Tom McGuirk & Cammie Brim Nick & Sarah Medici Omid & Nikki Meshkin Rob & Sally Miller Al & Michelle Miller Mary Naab Srinivasa & Sandhya Nagalla Ralph & Susan Nelson Natalie Giustina Newlove '65 Paul Northrop & Kelly Northrop-Taylor Kirk & Jill Parker Charles Phillips Mark & Eileen Pilkcnton Holly Pittman ’66 Sohrab & Haleh Vossoughi Pally & Dale Walhood Paul & Jonalyn Wallace Steven & Elizabeth Warneke James Weber '74 Kevin & Kimberly White William Whitsell '81 & Wendy Whitsell Kevin Wilborn & Ina Hunt Wilborn '92 Allen & Rebecca Williams Troy Witt & Tara Sorensen Witt '92 Michael Wray Anita WrayRandy Young & Nancy Woodworth Young '75 Edmund Yuan & Mindy Loebner PARENT GIVING The following individuals have made gifts to our Annual Fund between July I, 2000 andjune 30,2001 CLASS OF 2001 I Karl & Cindy Plummer David & Suzan Porter Jamey & Darlene Potter Frank & Carol Powers Mr. CunXin Pu & Ms. Ping Wan Richard & Louise Rawlinson Joan Robinson William H. Rodgers &• Deborah S. Bart Scott & Susan Russell Tad & Georgia Savinar Norman & Elaine Savinar Debby Schauffler & Donald Macartney Paul Schlesinger *70 & Fern Schlesinger Stephen & Ann Schneider Edward & Carole Schuman Mark & Sandy Severson Mike & Janice Shainsky Brett & Julie Sheppard /Man & Diane Shiffer Jeff & Amy Sills Bill & Barbara Spears Nick & Lyn Spitz Lance Steinberg ’88 & Mary Steinberg Sally Reed Stout ’30 David & Libel Streiff David Streight & Pamela Vohnson Bob Sweeney Gregorj’ & Carol Sweigcrt Andrew & Mihae Tallian The Kiplingcr Foundation Stephen & Carole Thomas Terr)’ & Cheri Tolar Matti & Najla Totonchy John Townes & Helen Kirschner Townes '85 Bob & Bev Unger Martin Vlach Carl & Catherine Vorhies Stark Ackerman & Sheila Golfman Wayne & Diane Ahrendt Stan & Dixie Bland John & Hyung Choi Corbel & Myra Clark John & Judith Clark Keith & Doris Clark Leslie Clark Lynne & Mitchel Cohen Dennis & Gayle Collins Wayne & Julie Drinkward Mike & Chris Feves Ted & Cindy Gaty Clarence & Myrtle Rae Greenwood John & Susan Gundle Tom & Judi Henklc Diane & Kent Herschleb Margaret Hewitt Henry & Sharon Hewitt Randy & J cane lies David & Eileen Johnson Robert & Mary- King Jan & Chris Kitchel Ginger McCarthy John Morse Muthoni Mugo Martin & Joy’ Overstreet Peter & Susan Percy’ Patrick & Linda Radecki Harvey & Miriam Rogers Mark R. Rosenberg & llcne Safyan Jim Rue & S. Mignon Maziquc Lynne & Dick Sadler Lou & Mia Savage Virginia Sewell Carl & Catherine Vorhies Annie & Eric Walsh Mark & Martha Warrington Richard Westlund ‘69 & Jana Westlund Paul & Diane WhitneyJim & BJ Winship CLASS OF 2002 James & Jane Adams Myrna Apelby John & Dace Berzins Ding & Patsy Chan Charles Colip <&r Elizabeth Tindall Colip Gary & Laurie Crossman Gary & Martha Curry Ken & Leslie Dale Doug & Sharlcne DesRochers David Devcre Steven & Nancy Eylcr 15 Jerry & Sally Fish Angela Hancock Nikki Hatton Fritz <Sr Maggie Hayes Mikio & Cheiko Ito Michael & Darlene Kaempf Jim & Leslie Kempsell Jaewook Kim & Misook Hwang Kim Jansi & Chris King Andrew & Carol Klingensmith Gregory & Martha Kramer Jack & Patricia LeRoy Kam Yin Li & Man Har Siu Richard & Amy Linville Chartchai Lisahapanya Elisabeth & Peter Lyon David & Senitila McKinley Ralph & Susan Nelson Paul & Mary Oldshue Wu-Yi Peng & Cathy Lee Frank & Carol Powers Nasrin & Maty Rahatzad Dan Rosenhousc & Pam Waldman William & Carolyn Saiget David & Judy Schiff Susan Shortridge Karen Steingart Bo Kwang Suh Seonnam Yoo Lucille Van Houten Irene Vlach Martin Vlach Gordon & Nancy Whitehead Tom A. Wilson & Diedre C. Cain Allen & Rebecca Wirfs-Brock Tony’ & Virginia Woodcock Mark Workman '69 & Leslie Workman CLASS OF 2003 Carol M. Bassie & Jerrold Kailman Dulany Bennett Karen & Jeffrey Carrithers Omer & Kathleen Ertur John & Sylvette Esbenshade George W. Exum & Carol L. Carver Paul Farago Ted & Cindy Gaty Michclinc & Raymond Ghattas George & Marsha Goodman Greg & Michele Goodwin Stu & Gail Goossen Sandy & Jeri Haskins Robert & Susan Hatfield Jong Koo Huh & Hycmin Lee Santokh & Shri Dharma Khalsa Susan Kovar Charlie & Kristi Kuchs Bill Kwitman & Monica Moriarty Gee-Chan Kwon & Kyung-Jae Lee Ignatius Lai & Shu Kuei Chiu Jong Min Lee & Eun Hwan Kim Warren J. Hirsch & Kate Loggan Elisabeth & Peter Lyon Beth Mason Greg & Diane Morgan David Morganstcrn & Elizabeth Ash Muthoni Mugo Craig Murphy & Julie Frantz Angie Nguyen Dcbi & Steve Owen Chris & Kelley Platt Jamey & Darlene Potter CunXin Pu & Ping Wan Chuck Reynolds ‘69 & Chris Reynolds Mark R. Rosenberg & llcne Safyan Hiroshi & Masami Saitoh Paul Sauer Manu & Anuree Sitachitt Ron & Marydce Sklar Carl & Anne Sleeker �Gregory' & Carol Swcigert Dave & Ann Taylor Susan Thayer Farago Matti <Sr Najla Totonchy Andy & Carlcne Travcrso Kris Van Hatcher ’70 & Karen Van Hatcher Jon & Barbara von Bchrcn Hans & Gisela Walitzki Richard Westlund ’69 & Jana Westlund John & Kathy Wiest Ed & Margaret Kushner Terry & Wendy Lane C. Allen & Sherry Logan Mai-Lili Magi Rein Magi Atsuko Matsuyama Hollis McMilan & Cindy Knowles Rick & Elaine Millar Ted Miller & Daisy Housel-Miller Al & Michelle Miller Michael Morey & Leslie Mackenzie Greg & Diane Morgan Michael Moser & Barbara Ports Joe & Suzie Opsahl Charles Phillips David & Suzan Porter Benjamin Pnest & Nancy Helmsworth Joe Robertson Susan & Tom Robinson Tad & Georgia Savinar Robert Scherzer Todd & Carrie Stucky Aghila Subramaniam Ned & Anne Thanhouser Peter & Laurie Tumey Karel &r Inge Van der Mast Hans Gisela Walitzki Steven & Elizabeth Wameke CLASS OF 2004 CLASS OF 2006 Herman Asarnow & Susan Baillet Yan & Natalya Borodovsky Roy &■ Nancy Breen Joe &r Sharon Cade Harvey & Sylvie Carp Robert & Lun Chau Corbet & Myra Clark Chris Cooper John & Anne Coulter Bill Davenport & Janet Maurer Bob & Pam Dreisin Jay Gerard Bob & Suzanne Greenberg Michele Hancey James Hancey Joohgho & Sookkyung Kim Doug & Carole King Nick &r Sarah Medici Roger & Jodec Midura Manin &r Sally Morris Tom C. Lewis & Dana Mosher Lewis Thomas Page & Catherine Riffe Young Sup Park & Mi Ja Lee Mark & Rosanne Perry Paul & Pamela Petroff William H. Rodgers & Deborah S. Bart William & Carolyn Saiget Wan Chui &Jae Ran Seo Deborah & Robert Shorten Carla Sosanya Seckin & Tuba Unlu Jeff & Lynn Wolfstone An Zhou CLASS OF 2005 James & Jane Adams Michael & Ellen Adams Nora Auseklis Peter Auseklis Ajay & Shila Bhatt John Bissonnette & Virginia Smith Steve & Bonnie Brennan Sally Brown Deborah Draper Jim & Diane Flack Fritz & Maggie Hayes Henry fir Sharon Hewitt Maggie Hewitt Mark & Katherine Ace Keith & Sharon Barnes Jim & Linda Blinkhom Steve & Bonnie Brennan Richard & Nancy Chapman John & Anne Coulter Bill Davenport & Janet Maurer John & Ulla Drell Brian Foulkes &r Fernanda D’Agostino Cam Groner & Nancy Cowgill Steve & Karen Haas Charles & Gwen Hahn Gar)’ & Ericka Hoffman Nino Horvat & Tanja Vasiljevic Horvat ’74 David M. Kaplin & Cennda Survant Paul Kaptur & Laura Hope Milind & Parizad Kamik Paul & Karen Lakin John & Priscilla Longfield Alec & Laurie Macmillan Kenneth & Deborah Marsh Steven Anita Mitchell Charles Phillips Daniel Reisberg & Friderike Heuer Kathryn Rippey Jeff Rippey Tim & Jan Rippey Jim & Jane Sassalos Michael & Dorothy Schock Currin & Frances Snipes Wayne & Diane Somers David & Libel Streiff Clark & Casey Tedrick David & Nancy TcnHulzen Larry & Kim Teufel Kris Van Hatcher ’70 & Karen Van Hatcher Jon &r Barbara von Bchrcn Mark & Martha Warrington Morris Westlund ’75 & Paula Westlund David Wilson & Nancy Greene Peter Wolochow & Joanne Kahn Mark Workman ’69 & Leslie Workman Joe & Lyn Zenisek Chuck Harper & Carol Zosel CLASS OF 2007 Marty & Kay Brantley Annemarie Carlson 16 Bob &rjan Cassidy John Deborah Chessar Kevin Cheung & Grace Tam Chris Cooper Chris & Cindi Devich Wayne & Julie Drinkward Mali & Ella Essich Steven & Nancy Eyler Brad & Kami Fraley Deborah Garvey Dan & Linda Gipc Scott & Sarah Grcwc Kent &JoAnne Grcwe Robert Groves Steve & Karen Haas Sandy &Jeri Haskins Jim & Carol Hibbs John & Jill Inskeep Craig & Lynne Johnston Paige Parker Kuni ’84 Scan Kuni ’81 Ed & Margaret Kushner Mark Loder Greg & Amy Lowes Mai-Lili Magi Rein Magi Beth Mason Mike & Robin McArthur-Phillips Greg McCoy Katherine McCoy Cindy McEnroe & Joe Colctto Michael Morey & Leslie Mackenzie John & Lynne Morrison Chuck &r Linda Morrow Michael Moser & Barbara Ports Paul & Mar)' Oldshuc Kirk & Jill Parker Chris & Kelley Platt Jim & Terr)’ Putnam Tim &r Jan Rippey Robert & Jill Scheer Patsy & Miles Seeley Mike & Janice Shainsky Nick & Lyn Spitz Todd & Carrie Stucky Bob Sweeney Gregory & Carol Swcigert Robert & Elizabeth Tsao Sohrab & Hatch Vossoughi Jill Welsh Steve & Patty Williams CLASS OF 2008 Philip &r Babette Allen Amber Allman & Monica Storey Stan & Dixie Bland Cliff & Sally Canepa Don & Brenda Chambers Richard & Nancy Chapman David Colton David Comutt &r Lor)' D. Storm Rich & Leah Davidson Cameron Denney David & Wan Donaldson Steve & Tina Donovan Tina Enberg Peter & Nancy Fisher William & Lara Garrett Deborah Garvey Sam George & Janice Olson Les Godowski & Ellen Bcilstcin Tom & Joyce Gordon Alex & Karen Graucrt Ashwani Gupta &r Annahsa Ferguson Charles & Gwen Hahn Robert & Alana Hill Gary & Ericka Hoffman Lyall &r Vicki Howell BobJohnson Clarice Johnston Milion Kokubun & Wen-Lin Wang Tom McGuirk & Cammic Brim Hollis McMilan & Cindy Knowles Rick & Elaine Millar John & Lynne Morrison Michael W. Nicholls &r MardiJ. Davis Thomas Page & Catherine Riffe Jay & Debra Platt Benjamin Priest & Nancy Helmsworth Kathryn Rippey Jeff Rippey Tony Russo & Cissy Litvin Mark & Sandy Severson Brett & Julie Sheppard Joan & Phil Snyder Peter & Michelle Trumbo Peter & Laurie Turney Ann & Bill Von Ofenhcim Kent Wadsworth & Twila Coleman Tyrone & Bonnie Wei Steve & Patty Williams Jeff & Lynn Wolfstone Peter Wolochow & Joanne Kahn CLASS OF 2009 Philip & Shannon Alexander Charlie & Kathy Allcock Jonathan & Bonnie Barg Mark Bajorck & Susan Palmiter Keith & Sharon Barnes Charles Bellville <Sr Ellie Tatum Narjala & Shanda Bhasker Jim & Linda Blinkhorn Matt & Sheila Casimo Brian & Nadine Coushay Kathleen Dodds Steve Tina Donovan Michael & Melissa Eshclman Matt & Ella Essich Fred Ey & Anne Keller Brad & Kami Fraley Tony & Julie Furnary Raj & Shelly Garg Kent & JoAnne Grewc Jack Griffith & Abigail Bucnafe Cam Groner & Nancy Cowgill Atul & Banita Gupta David Hassin & Mary McDonald-Lewis Charlie & Kathy Haugh Fritz & Maggie Hayes Ed & Edmay Honeycutt Joe & Trish Howell Ken & Karen Janoff Jeffrey & Janet Leon Michael S. Loy & Bette G. Yada Nlian & Thalia Luong Steve & Natalie Maizels Steven & Anita Mitchell Chuck &r Linda Morrow Ingolf & Peggy Noto Kirk & Jill Parker Tom & Liz Perkins �Jim & Terry Putnam Robert & Jill Scheer Michael <Sr Dorothy Schock Karen & Phil Seder Jeff & Amy Sills Andrew & Mihac Tallian Abhi & Linda Talwalkar Shoaib Tarccn & Catherine Filgas Allen & Rebecca Williams David Wilson & Nancy Greene Donald &r Stephanie Wirfs CLASS OF 2010 9 Jonathan & Bonnie Barg Karsten & Stephanie Beckmann Narjala & Shanda Bhaskcr Marty & Kay Brantley Neal & Debra Bridgnell Mark & Marianne Brooks Deborah Buckmastcr Paul & Cindy Buker Cliff &r Sally Canepa Ken & Pam Carty Fred & Peg Edcra Don & Marta Furman Michael Gcrhards & Rebecca Martin-Gcrhards Stephen & Clare Graef Alex & Karen Graucrl Joel & Eeva Gray Jack & DannC Greene John & Susan Gundle Julie Hallenbeck & Carla Heckrodt Kevin & Willemijn Ilcisin Jiou-Pahn Suh-Fen Lee Tom C. Lewis & Dana Mosher Lewis Kenneth & Deborah Marsh Tom & Karen McClung Eric & Ying Multanen Srinivasa Nagalla & Sandhya Koppula Ron Narode & Sarah Cleveland Robert Neuberger & Mary Ann McDowell Paul Northrop & Kelly Northrop-Taylor Joe & Suzie Opsahl Jay & Debra Platt Peter & Debra Pollard Daniel Reisberg & Fnderikc Heuer April Sanderson Jeff & Fern Selvala Marcia Sparling & Michael Coppock Larry & Kim Teufel Terry & Cheri Tolar Peter & Michelle Trumbo Robert & Elizabeth Tsao Phil VanderWeele & Joan Snyder Ann & Bill Von Ofenheim John &r Fran von Schlegel! Mike & Alainc Warfield David Weiss & Gail Monahan Jill Welsh Morris Wcstlund 75 & Paula Westlund Doug & Gwen Whitmore James H. Wolfston & Katharine A. Ridley CLASS OF 2011 Doug &r Joanna Adler Rick & Lisa Apau Ying-Hao & Angela Au Charles R. Bassford & Yen N. Pham-Bassford Brad Baugher & Toni Holmberg Atul &r Ruchi Bhargava Don & Brenda Chambers Hal & Kim Curtis Cameron Denney David & Wan Donaldson Marc Fcldcsman & Susan Wolf Raj &r Shelly Garg Dan & Linda Gipc Brian &r Gina Greenen Kent & JoAnne Grewe Ashwani Gupta & Annalisa Ferguson Mark & Barbara Hochgesang T Mark James Bob Johnson Jeff & Krissy Johnson Craig 6r Lynne Johnston Hal & Terr)' Kennel Jay & Ycon Kim Simon & Karen Levear Nels Lewis & Debbie Olds-Lewis Doug & Corri Lindholm Mike & Cynthia Louaillier Nhan & Thalia Luong M j I ■ I H ■ Charlie & Catherine Johnson Brian 6i Betsy Leonard Dennis &r Sandy Lcybold Kathleen MacNaughton & Jocelyn Somers Bill Malloch & Anne Lipsitz Malloch Scott <Sr Kathy Mary Katherine McCoy Greg McCoy Eric & Ying Multanen Ingolf &r Peggy Noto Krishnan Palaniswami & Anitha Krishnan Karl &r Cindy Plummer Valeric Rullman Mitsuru & Sayumi Sato Phil & Karen Seder Jeff & Fern Selvala Brett & Julie Sheppard Alan & Diane Shiffer Marcia Sparling & Michael Coppock Steven &r Jackie Thomas K7 & Nandini Tiruvallur Todd Ulmer & Clare Rathbone William Whitsell '81 & Wendy Whitsell Jon & Carol Willie David Wilson & Nancy Greene " Anita Wray Edmund Yuan & Mindy Loebner Kevin & Kimberly White Scott &Jaci Wilson Jim & Kassie Wolfston Anita Wray Tim & Carol Zuckert CLASS OF 2014 Tom &r Katie Berge Peter Chang & Jennifer Xia Tom Lori Dickey Ashesh & Raju Doshi Mark & Karla Fant Julie Hallenbeck & Carla Heckrodt William & Cindy Hergenhan Lee Jimerson & Janelle Johnson Jimerson 76 Peter & Kathy Langley Cliff & Yi-Jiun Lyons Scott & Kathy Mary Dusan & Suzy Mosscrop Rocky & Desirea Muraoka Margie & Mark Nielsen Michael & Amanda Peet Dilip & Urmila Ratnam Jerry & Teri Rosette Russell & Kathleen Rottiers Steven Slovic & Rhonda Schwartz CLASS OF 2013 • I Ian & Sarah McDonald Blackford Middleton & Ursula King Craig Murphy & Julie Frantz Thomas Page & Catherine Riffe Chris & Kelly Palmedo Mark & Eileen Pilkenton Jay Debra Platt Jerry & Teri Rosette David Rumker & Susan Phillips Steve <Sj Jan Schmidt Ravi Sekhar Mike & Janice Shainsky Gregory & Roxanne Specht Tim & Ann Stout Shoaib Tarccn & Catherine Filgas Kathryn Underhill Paul & Jonalyn Wallace James & Paulina Wenner John & Kathy Wiest Randhi Wilson CLASS OF 2012 Anonymous Mark Bajorek &r Susan Palmiter Charles Bellville & Ellie Tatum Charles & Lyn Cameron Robert G Carson & Diane L. Polscer Christopher Conway ’83 & Anna Conway Chris & Ann Davis Bart Ebcrwein Debra Ebcrwein Lazzaretti Stuart & Susan Emmons David Forman Tony & Julie Fumary William & Lara Garrett Michcline & Raymond Ghattas Scott & Sarah Grewe John Hall 80 & Julia Hall John & Carol Hamilton Jeff & Shyla Hanson Vcrn Leslie Hee Habib & Faczeh Homayoun Judd & Kristen Janes John & Clare Jaramillo David & Elke Abrams Doug & Joanna Adler Philip & Shannon Alexander Charlie & Kathy Allcock Dennis & Lynn Baker Greg & Trace Bennink David & Mary Boal Neal & Debra Bridgnell Robert Brisk & Monica Mahoney Christopher Conway '83 & Anna Conway Hal & Kim Curtis P. Beresford Daigle '80 & Bronwcn Edwards Daigle Bart & Suzanne DeStephano Jim Dix & Candace Gray William & Carla Dorsey Al &r Carla Eisner Fred Ey & Anne Keller David Forman Bob & Carole Freitas Tony & Julie Fumary Sandeep & Mona Garg Joel & Eeva Gray Jack Griffith & Abigail Bucnafc John Hall ‘80 & Julia Hall Robert & Alana Hill Joe & Trish Howell James Huffman & Leslie Spencer Takaaki & Heidi Imayama Charlie <Sr Catherine Johnson Jeff & Krissy Johnson Mark & Alice Kemball Hal & Terry Kennel Brian & Betsy Leonard Bob & Leigh Linncll Greg & Amy Lowes Tom & Michelle Maison Craig McClure Bill Lytollis & Ashley McCormack Tom McGuirk «Sr Camtnie Brim Omid & Nikki Meshkin Ron Narode & Sarah Cleveland Hal & Helene Phillips Allen & Susan Shelby David & Anne Symes Abhi & Linda Talwalkar Steven & Jackie Thomas Becky & Day Tooley Eric Walters & Sonia Sachdev 17 ALUMNI GIVING ST. HELENS HALL 1926 Helen B. Abbott 1929 Virginia Insley 1930 Muriel Gabriel Heltzel Leia Coe Meyer Sally Reed Stout Helen Malarkey Thompson 1933 Frances Watzek Warren 1934 Elizabeth Watkins Jorgensen Elizabeth Pownall Swindells 1935 Jane Mount Ammerman Lillian Brooke Austin Geraldine Hanny Sargent 1936 Margaret Smith Dietrich 1937 Jean Groves Bullwinklc Janet Mann Crawford Nancy Stolte Rosenfeld 1939 Betty Kirk Duncan Susan L. Howell 1942 Charmian Kolar Hilleary 1943 Mary Serruys Alfonte Sylvia Thomas Boydston 1944 Betsy Parker Belles Patricia Bendshadler Hamilton Gloria Jokstad Jones �1945 Patricia Walker Ackerman Chianc Gcrow Kathrcns Catherine McRae Thompson 1979 Norma Dulin Maggie Grocning Kevin P. Kraft 1946 Barbara Henton Marontatc 1980 Carrie L. Cool P. B. Daigle John G. Hall Brenda Graves Wiens 1948 Ann Adams Davis Joanne Miller Lilley Rosemary Roth Miller 1981 Drue A. Fcrgison Sean D. Kuni Michelle Fromm Massie William A. Whitsell Jr 1949 Gloria Spencer Crowson Bonnie Dunbar Hahn Barbara J. Hinman Mary Charlton Labadie 1982 Kevin Cavanagh Carolee A. Larsen Ann Highet Liss 1950 Diane Dawson Schulz 1951 Marilyn Bernstein Fulop Ann Butterfield Hayes Caroline Kuhn Meehan Nancy Lee Smith 1953 Yvonne Wright Johnson 1954 Marcy Drain Jordan Susan Crenshaw Proudfoot 1970 Nancy Purdy Letson 1955 1971 Kathryn Reynolds Janssen 1956 Susan Dodge Moore Alice Harrington Davino 1936 1961 Lenore Lavanture Klink Elizabeth Little Merrily P. Hansen Eleanor F. Weinel 1963 Judy Hill Becker Margaret McKenzie Himoff Nan Buller Perron Carol Lundy Wolfe 1964 Julie Krause Harriman Joan Lassellc Nancy Reynolds Janice Swanson Wallenstein 1965 Nancy Bishop Dietrich Heidi Bildsoe Hansen Lillian Eaton Kusiek Natalie Giustina Newlove Anne Thompson 1971 Warren Bean Stephen Cuffcl C.R. Dufficjr. Edward B. Haessler Bernice Stevenson Bean Melanie Poss 1959 1962 Scott Bogue Paul R. Schlesinger Kris Van Hatcher 1972 ST. HELEN’S HALL JUNIOR COLLEGE Sally Stevens Bjerklie 1970 1969 Libby Bishop Westlund Diana Barnard Gray Marilyn Hutchings Hogrefe Carolyn Bowles Geiger Patricia Kelley Marietta Lind Kuykendall Virginia Euwer Wolff Charles C. Reynolds Richard Westlund Mark Workman 1968 OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 1973 Martha Bullwinklc Dorrell James Mosher Kenneth B. Noack Jr 1974 Brent B. Erenscl Tanja Vasiljevic Horvat Liza J. Lilley Laura Maeda Max M. Miller Jr. Tamara Selfridge Musser Osa Arnold Schultz James W. Weber John A. Wysham 1940 Vivian E. McNamee Frances Robertson Micscher 1941 Audra M. Braun Jane Deacon Curry Helen Richards Schafer 1943 1975 Elia Leibold Bubenik Dorothea Thomas Guynup Margaret Rogers Furlong Neal S. Goren Barbara Bolton Hopewell Ellen E. Montague Morris R. Westlund Nancy Woodworth Young 1945 Katherine Joslin Jones 1946 Jean McKillop Driver 1976 Anonymous Janelle Johnson Jimerson Sarah Kingcry Schueler Rick Zurow 1947 Gloria Smith Flaherty 1948 Patricia Kendall Apperson 1966 I Sheila Maley Bates Diana Beebe Buchanan Katherine Karafotias Antonette Lehman Elizabeth Marsh Carolyn Morris Matney Holly Pittman 1977 BISHOP DAGWELL HALL Bret E. Alexander Elizabeth Grimes Hancnkrat Eric Kobbe Robert T. Smith Susanna Dant Soper 1967 Bill Marshall 1968 Nicholas Peachy Bernard J. Westlund 1967 1969 Lee D. Collins Mar'lynn Holman Lagozzino Jack T. Boon Paul Proudfoot 1978 Douglas Kczeor Susan Krohn Koc Gary Marcy Lee A. Rennick 18 1983 Pamela Cornell Bless Kelly Dwyer Bloch Christian Boatsman Christopher S. Conway Adrienne Green Betsy Boscn Parris 1984 Scott Docnecke Dcirdrc Dobbins Harrington Thomas D. Hayes Paige Kuni Jack McCann Jr. 1985 Daniel D. Drew Jennifer L. Gentry David Natt Helen Kirschner Townes 1986 Laura Cook Axon Tammy Brooks Elizabeth Highet Green Deborah Rath Kcnnison Lisa Laufenbcrg Jennifer Paauwe-Riffe Kevin Shilling 1987 Kate Coulter Chelsea Emery Gwyn Mauritz Masamitsu Mizoe Michael Sandoz Colin Walker 1988 Ayden Adler Brinton Clark Marilyn Drinkward Rhee Anna Gebbic Lance Steinberg 1989 Daniela Brod Kathleen Dehen Scott Erickson Amy Higgins Fleming Mary Waite Garvey Jon Gcffen Rebecca Johnson Martin Margaret Nichols Stedman 1990 Ashleigh Asaph O’Brien Elizabeth L. Bell Provash Budden Matthew Clark Kathryn Findlay �Diana Laird Daniel Laun Marie-Claire Vohnson-Streight Wonacott Kar-Yce Wu 1991 Marlin Blceck lan Johnston Adam Kobos Anna Martens Sarah Bcchcn Raymond Sasha Wclcbcr 1992 1 John H. Gregg Bettina Staudigl Ina Hunt Wilborn Tara Sorensen Witt Sissy Gabriel Teresa Gall Robbi Garvin Michclinc Ghattas Sidney Gold David Goodman-Farley Joel Gray Nancy Gray Angela Hancock Teny- Hansen Rosa Hemphill Diane Hcrschleb Toni Holmberg Tanja Vasiljevic Horvat '74 Paula Hunger Connie Irwin Janclle Janutka Sue Jensen 1993 Kevin Holliday 1994 Tyler Frercs Eric N Gebbie Jo-Anne Landry Tracy Scheetz Margaret Spring 1995 Cameron Hunt Courtney K. Kaempf 1996 Cathy T. Huynh Galena Kline Carl Russell Evan Seifert 1997 Jonathan Kowolik FACULTY & STAFF I Jane Adams Mar)1 Barthelcmy Elaine Bartsch Dari Bash Brad Baugher Donna Beemer Dulany Bennett David Bermudez Debra Bodio Bonnie Brennan Steve Brennan Debra Bridgnell Rob Brisk Sharon Cade Leslan Carlson Karen Caruthers Chary! Cathey Corbet Clark Myra Clark Donna Cody Scott Corris Karen Corsini Kevin Cold Roy Coulter Marianna Crawford Gary Crossman Lisa De Grace Mike Devenney Cynthia Doran Nancy Doulis Pam Dreisin Marilyn Drinkward Rhee '88 Nancy Dunn Charles Farrell Karen Fink Diane Flack Pat Freeman Carla Judge Courtney Kaempf '95 Sarah Karr Jane Kenney-Norberg Sue Knight Bill Lamb Peter Langley Sue Larson John Lauennan Jennifer Lavender Lisa Lock wood Kate Loggan Joan Lowe David Lowell Darclc Lowry Thelma Lowry Judy Lynch Matt Lyon Monica Mahoney Cindi Marshall Sheila Matsuda Atsuko Matsuyama Arlccnc McCabe Craig McClure Cindy McEnroe Tna Meyerhoff Dana Mosher Lewis Karen Murray Kathy Narramorc Carolyn Neighbor Jack O'Brien Lynne O’Donnell Christine O’Toole David Pace Lou Paff Jill Parker Suzanne Paroulck Jean Patsis Helen Pevzner Lou Ann Pickering Judy Pinkerton Gar)* Pope Lauran Pratt Jeannie Rawley Lynn Regelin Amy Rheingans Joshua Rose Lynne Sadler Anna Schatz Debby Schaufflcr Janet Schilling Niki Scott Karen Seder Patsy Seeley Bev Shue Alice Simpson Deb Smith Pat Smith Barbara Spears Paula Spooner Bonnie Stanke Sue Stark Adam Steele Wendy Steele Hope Stevens Linda Stewart Shelley Stoffcr Karen Stratton David Streight Soledad Taylor Becky Tooley Helen Kirschner Townes '85 Carlcnc Traverso Kris Van Auken Kris Van Hatcher '70 Jon von Behren Ann von Ofenheim Pamela Vohnson Patty Walhood John Walker Doug Whitmore Alysa Williams Rebecca Williams Marie Winston Carol Zosel Mr. & Mrs. Steve Gregg Mr Mrs. George H. 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Hill Harvey & Miriam Rogers In Honor of Dorothy Sloan Huey In Honor of Dana Moser Lewis Patricia Kendall Apperson ’48 Harvey &r Miriam Rogers In Honor of Fang Pu '03 In Honor of Terry Hansen Mr. CunXin Pu & Ms. Ping Wan Harvey & Miriam Rogers In Honor of Rev. Corbet Clark In Honor of Diane Hershleb Ms K T Carey Harvey & Miriam Rogers In Memory of Jean Adix Fogg '28 In Memory of Hila Scott '74 Liza J Lilley 74 Tamara Selfridge Musser 74 Mrs. Bonnie Scott Lesley C. Forster Lucy C Marlin In Memory of Howard Evans Betty Blackcrby In Memory of Paul Gerhardt Liza J. Lilley 74 In Memory of Hazel F. Kefauver '20 Anonymous In Honor of Caitlin Kennel '11 & Benjamin Kennel ’13 Mr. &r Mrs. Frank Kennel In Honor of an OES Good Samaritan Martha Stocker In Honor of Priscilla Longfield Mr. John N. Longfield In Memory of Susan McClave Ms. Virginia D. Tyler In Honor of Alexandra Barnes '06 & Wyatt Barnes '09 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hayes In Honor of Alison Willie ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Alan Doody In Honor of Elizabeth Bell '90 Mrs. Barbara A. Bell In Honor of Jane Kenney-Norberg Allen 22 Rebecca Williams �THE BELL SOCIETY The Bell Society honors and recognizes individuals who have either made a current gift to (he 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 programs for students. A gift to Oregon Episcopal School Endowment allows the school to attract and retain teachers and students of the highest quality. BELL SOCIETY MEMBERS Anonymous (9) Charles A. Adams Dick &■ Carilyn Alexander Jane Mount Ammerman 35 Patricia Kendall Apperson ’-+8 JC Peter & Missy Bcchen Dulany Bennett The Rev. James T. Boston Jean &r Kathy Braull Jean Groves Bullwinkle 37 Joe & Sharon Cade The Ver>’ Rev. & Mrs. Roy Coulter Jo de Bruin Harriett Dixon Wayne & Julie Drinkward Stuart & Susan Emmons Matt & Ella Essich E. Amy Fields '62 Susan Findlay Craig & Mary Foltz Paul & Nancy Gerhardt Joanna Jenkins Hall ’25 Julie Hallenbeck & Carla Hcckrodl Sandy & Jcri Haskins Jim & Barbara Hcrbold Bruce &r Sherrie Holliday Susan Lake Howell 39 Gordon & Marian Janney Susan Jensen Elizabeth Johnson '69 Jan <Sr Chris Kitchel Lenorc Lavan lure Klink 35 Scan D. Kuni '81 The Rt. Rev. Robert L. Ladchoff Liza Lilley 74 Caroline Litzcnbergcr John &r Priscilla Longfield Peter & Elizabeth Lyon Alec & Laurie Macmillan Patricia Simmons Maulbetsch '41 Procurement Sharon Barnes Susan Robinson S l| Publicity Anne Keller Silent Auction Julie Furnary Kathy Mary Special Events Brenda Chambers Kathy Haugh Sponsor Services Kimberly White Sponsorship Teri Rosette Volunteer Coordinator Ann Lipsitz Malloch Will Call Allen Williams Rebecca Williams AUCTION SPONSORS dL Jim & Mar)’ McCarter Doug & Mimi McCaslin Miles & Libby Merwin Heather Michel 74 David & Anne Munro Lou & Lynn Paff June Dunbar Phillips '51 Gary R. Pope Richard & Quinland Porter John & Sylvia Rath Cdr. Elizabeth Reeves 32 Betty Lou Roberts 36 Evan & Rebecca Roberts Jim Rue & Mignon Maziquc Geraldine Hanny Sargent 35 Michael & Lenita Scheetz Paul R. 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Inc. Larry &r Kim Teufel Texas Instruments Thai Spice Ned & Anne Thanhouser The Canyon Glass Co The Dessert Tray The Japanese Garden Society of Oregon The Musical Theatre Co. The Oregon Zoo The Orginal House of Pancakes The Real Mother Goose The Ritz Salon The Scrapbook Store The Skin & Figure Clinic. Inc The Ultimate Tan & Beauty Thinker Toys Tiffany & Co. Tillamook Air Museum Todd Organization Becky Tooley Dr. Matti & Najila Totonchy Tournament Golf. Inc. Ray &r Marilyn Town Helen Townes '85 & John Townes Trcs Bon Salon Peter & Michelle Trumbo Peter Trumbo Robert & Elizabeth Tsao Tualatin Island Greens Golf Center TWIST Justine &r Kathryn Underhill Upper School Faculty Upper School Science Teachers US Bank US Contract Sales US Office Products US Trust Company Uwajimaya, Inc Nancy Van Allen Kris Van Hatcher '70 & Karen Van Hatcher Kathy Varro Visual F/X Salon John & Fran von Schlegell Carl Vorhics. DDS Dr. Hans & Gisela Walitzki Paul Jonalyn Wallace Walt Disney World Resort Mark & Martha Warrington Pat Warwick Bob Wicnstein Wells Fargo Bank Jill Welsh Sue Wendling, DMD Western Pacific Bldg Western Pacific Building Materials Western Pet Supply Morris Westlund '75 & Paula Wcstlund Richard Westlund '69 & Jana Wcstlund State Representative Ben Westlund '68 Westside Dance & Gymnastics Academy Westside Rentals 25 What's for Dinner? Kevin & Kimberly White William &r Wendy Whitsell. Jr. Widney Moore Gallery Bob Wicnstcin John & Kathy Wiest Allen & Rebecca Williams Alysa Williams Steve & Patty Williams Tricia Williams '09 Jon Willlie Dave Wilson & Nancy Greene Alexandra Wilson '13 Jaci Wilson Scott & Jaci Wilson Windermere Donald & Stephanie Wirfs Stevan & Carol Wittenbrock Virginia Euwer Wolff '55 Jeff & Lynn Wolfstonc Mark Workman '69 & Leslie Workman Al Woman Dr. Anita Downing Wray Splinter & LeeAnne Wrenn Karen Wright Ater Wynne Dr. Masaloshi & Susan Yamanaka Yong-ln Taekwondo Academy Anna York Yuen Lui Don &r Kay Zollner Timothy & Carol Zuckert Zupan’s Market Rick Zurow We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the infor­ mation in this report. If we have made an error please accept our apologies and contact the Development Office at 503-7683153 so that we may correct it. Thank you. �ENDOWMENT Restricted Endowed Funds I ! 0 ! ■ I SCHOLARSHIP Anonymous (3) Barclay Ball-McCall Scholarship John C. & Mary 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 Readers Digest Endowed Scholarship Fund Betty Lou Roberts '36 Endowment St. Helens Hall Endowment Alumnae Scholarship David Sellers Memorial Scholarship Louise Washbum Trust Peter & Julie Neupert-Stott Scholarship Fund Auction Scholarship Fund OTHER Bernice Bean ‘72 Endowment Benjamin D. Dagwell Endowment Faculty Enrichment Endowment Fund Edward E. Ford Endowment Fund T.J. Kempton Endowment Learning Skills DevVGrover Fund Lower & Middle School Professional Growth J. Milne Manson Music/Economics Faculty Endowment Mt. 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 Endowment Coaching Salaries LS Teacher Training Faculty Development Student Award Music/Economic Salaries Art Experience English Dept. Faculty Grant Science Dept. Total Restricted Endowment Funds: Amount Expended Market Value $ 6,522 16,679 1,372 2,757 1,308 3,388 10,610 35,867 7,688 1,761 12,449 2,942 11,373 1,893 5,464 15,478 15,907 5,160 4,960 11,088 1,753 1,873 1,094 2,380 $148,692 373,928 30,754 61,802 29,326 75,960 237,934 804,105 172,354 39,470 279,091 65,948 254,984 42,443 122,499 347,004 356,701 115,689 220,354 248,592 39,302 41,980 24,523 53,357 $ 206 12,353 2,533 16,296 884 2,633 22,198 51 7,596 2,971 3,479 3,087 30,176 $286,229 4,616 276,952 56,790 365,825 19,945 59,031 497,672 1,142 170,292 66,611 81,255 69,215 676,511 $6,532,649 $ Board Designated Endowed Funds SCHOLARSHIP Spencer R. Collins Scholarship Fund Katharine Graham Barbey Scholarship Fund Amount Expended Market Value $176,431 15,134 $3,955,439 339,282 Frances Spaulding Charlton ’22 Endowment Henry Failing Fund The Fields Family Fund: Philip, Elizabeth, Amy and Terry Beatrice L. Gerlinger Endowed Chair in Mathematics Eola Richards Keller T2 Endowment OES Memorial Cynthia Coats Railton ’53 Endowment Total Board Designated Endowment Funds: 7,288 19,424 2,811 44,501 5852 12,229 5,085 $288,755 162,283 495,503 72,216 997,680 141,237 274,163 113,996 $6,551,799 Total Endowment Funds: $574,984 $13,084,448 OTHER 26 �AUTUMN 2 0 0 1 3 1 I J? i A The Upper School boys’ varsity soccer team gets charged up before taking on and beating Seaside. Homecoming, Aardvark Style k. Rs 2 OES celebrated its first all-school homecoming on October 11, cheered on by an enthusiastic crowd of OES fans and Aardy the Aardvark, the school’s jaunty mascot. The MS and US boys’ soccer teams and the US girls’JV and Varsity volleyball teams had highly competi­ tive matches, with two victories and a tie on the soccer field and a victory on the volleyball court. Students from LS Extended Care con­ tributed several spirit-raising banners with help from EC assistant director Jennifer Lavender. Also on hand were the exuberant LS and MS pep squads. The fun-filled day, organized by US parent Kathy Wiest, included a MS-organized latte bar, a booth featuring Anthill spirit products, and a family barbecue dinner. US fans continued the festivities with dancing and hanging out at their own homecoming evening event. ▲ Before their game, members of the Upper School girls’ varsity volleyball team smile for the camera: Nicole Cade ’04, Michelle Schaeffer ’04, Katherine Perry ’04 and Margaret Clark ’04. r I 1 o o ▲ Morayor Essich ‘09, Ashley Barg ‘09 and other members of the Lower School pep squad cheer on the soccer teams. ▲ Banners contributed by students in LS Extended Care boosted the teams' spirits. 27 OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �AUTUMN 2 0 0 1 TIMES TWO I i i OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL When Ben Sadler graduated in the spring of 2001, he left OES with more than a quality education documented by the diploma held in his hand. He also left with a place in the school’s history as one of only two students who had earned 12 athletic “letters” for participating on the school’s varsity sports teams. Ben had spent his four years in the Upper School playing soccer, basketball and lacrosse al the varsity level, in order to gamer those dozen letters. Who was the first student to achieve this goal? Kris Van Hatcher, the school’s athletic director for 26 years and a 1970 graduate of Bishop Dagwell Hall. According to the OES Upper School Handbook, “Coaches will set their own standards for giving athletic letters to Varsity players ... Coaches look for loyally, altitude, and diligence from players to whom they wish to award a letter.” So, the accomplishment shared by Ben and Kris didn’t occur just because they had the ability to play on the varsity teams, but because they brought something more to the sport and to each team. When Kris came to Bishop Dagwell Hall in 1966, he didn’t have a goal of earning 12 letters. What he wanted to do was to play competitively and as much as possible at the varsity level. And so he did. During his four years at BDH, Kris played on the varsity teams and received letters in soccer, basket­ ball, tennis and lacrosse. He attributes his successful participation on these teams to his organizational ability and discipline. Kris also admits that playing on the various sports teams required him to sacrifice free time that he might have spent in other endeavors. Although the focus of Kris’ life may have been on the playing field, he made a commitment to play and succeed in sports and to do well academically. Kris’ devotion to competitive sports went beyond the after-school practices and games. During his junior and senior years at BDH, Kris assisted his math teacher who also coached the Middle School basketball teams. This required Kris to coordinate his free period during the school day to coin­ cide with a Middle School P.E. class, enabling him to take on the role of coach’s assistant. His effort and determination did not go unnoticed by the school’s faculty and staff. When Kris graduated in the spring of 1970 with plans to attend Springfield College in Massachusetts, Fred Wood, principal of BDH, sug­ gested that there might be a job wailing for Kris al BDH after he got his college degree. And in his senior year at Springfield, Kris received a phone call from Mr. Wood offering him a position as P.E. teacher, dorm parent and coach for three sports. Without much hesitation, Kris accepted the offer. The following year in 1975, Kris was named Athletic Director, a role that he still holds after 26 years. Kris says that his time at BDH as a student prepared him for his current role by teaching him the benefits of ▲ Ben Sadler '01 with his sister, Jane, who graduated from OES in 1998 28 ▲ Kris Van Hatcher during his senior year at BDH, 1970 discipline, the importance of doing the right thing, the rewards of working hard to be better, and the value of community. He also learned organiza­ tional skills while al BDH, especially important now when it comes to bud­ geting his available time between various demanding activities. The factors of Kris’ successful ath­ letic career al BDH carried over into his adult life. His office wall is covered with the plaques and awards he has received over the years. He has been chosen as Head Coach for both the Girls Oregon All-Star Soccer Team and the Oregon All-Star Lacrosse Team. He has been appointed to the National Soccer Rules Committee for high schools for the past four years. His accomplishments also include being selected as Oregon High School Girls’ Soccer Coach of the Year; Region 7 National Girls’ Soccer Coach of the Year; and two times as the 2A Oregon Athletic Director of the Year. Despite his obvious success, Kris remains modest about his accomplishments, saying, “I try to do my job. Awards are not what I’m shooting for.” Over the years al OES, Kris has seen a constant change and improvement to the OES sports program. This includes �the addition of a Middle School athletic program, which could not have occurred without the purchase of the facilities at SPARC. He also notes the switch from a focus on competitive athletics to one of physical education for all students, not just those who want to compete on a team. Finally, he mentions the improvements to the OES athletic facilities, such as the Yanagitani track and the recent addi­ tion of the scoreboard and field lights. Kris has seen many student athletes come and go at OES, including Ben Sadler. Kris watched as Ben’s athletic skills and abilities improved, along with his leadership qualities, during his four years of competing on the varsity soccer, basketball and lacrosse teams. “Ben is an incredible athlete. It is impressive how he came in as a freshman and lettered in three sports,” remarks Kris. “Ben succeeded at all three sports and enjoyed them, without the need for year-round training. Ben is probably one of the best athletes that ever attended OES.” Just as Kris remains modest about his accomplishments, so does Ben. He grew up at OES as the son of faculty member Lynne Sadler, and earned the designation of “lifer” by virtue of attending the school since his pre­ school days. During this lime, Ben says his perspective on sports at OES A Ben Sadler showed early promise in athletics, playing throughout Middle and Upper School at OES. changed. “In Lower School, I idolized the Lipper School players as they seemed so large and great at what they did. In Middle School, there seemed to be less emphasis on competing on the sports teams. When lacrosse started, however, it seemed as if the whole school got excited about it.” Lacrosse was also a sport about which Ben got excited. Unlike soccer and basketball that he had played most of his life, Ben didn’t start with lacrosse until he got a stick in his 8th grade P.E. class. As Ben tells the story, “Coach Van Hatcher handed it to me and said, ‘You’ll need this in high school.’” Ben used that stick to earn four of his varsity letters and to gain recognition as a High School All-American lacrosse player. Like Kris, Ben also had to balance his student life between academics and athletics. However, he didn’t consider it a balancing act. He had always been involved in sports, and playing com­ petitively was just part of his structured day. “Besides, being able to play on a team gave me the incentive to gel my homework done quickly,” he says. He also admits that he did not set out to earn 12 varsity letters; he only considers it as a “nice accomplish­ ment.” Il is even nicer considering that Ben was also on the Honor Roll for the four years that he played competitively year-round. In reflecting upon matching the accomplishment of Coach Van Hatcher, Ben says he considers “Hatch” as a friend more than as a coach and acknowledges their common back­ ground of loving to play sports and leach others. He adds, “I wish I could have seen Hatch play in his heyday.” When asked what they consider as their greatest accomplishments while at OES, you might think that Kris and Ben would include the earning of their 12 varsity letters or being recognized as one of the best in what they do. However, neither mentions these achievements. Ben talks about the ability to compete on the different teams while keeping open time to study and socialize. Kris humbly iden­ tifies the environment that he has created for sports at OES. This sup­ portive yet competitive environment is the result of a no-cut policy that encourages all students to participate 29 AUTUMN 2 0 0 1 ▲ Kris Van Hatcher presents Ben Sadler with the Coach’s Award for Boys’ Sports, 2001. no matter what level of skill they bring to the game. He has found that the competitive players support their less skilled teammates, thus resulting in a high level of student participation. Ben encourages prospective and current OES students to participate on lhe sports teams, saying, “It won’t overtake your life. Playing sports pro­ vides you with another level of experience, one that you may remem­ ber more than a score on a math test. The relaxed atmosphere allows you to play, win games and have a good lime.” Speaking as a parent of current OES students (Addison ’06 and Dalton ’03), Kris appreciates how the school encourages a balance between athletics and academics. He wants his sons to enjoy playing competitive sports and do well in school, and not have a one­ sided approach where they focus on one or lhe other. It isn’t an “either or” situation, but one where a student can fully participate in both. After all, Kris reflects, “Athletics offer so many life skills and experiences. They leach you about working hard as a team, not giving up, and learning how to handle both failure and success.” What else would you expect from an individual who played well, showing a dedication to his teams that went above and beyond, earning him 12 varsity letters for his “loyalty, attitude, and diligence.” ■ OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �r AUTUMN 2 0 0 1 A Letter to the Alumni ◄ Marietta Kuykendall '55, Alumni Association President. Above: From the 1955 year­ book, Marietta, in her "while bucks," gets acquainted with students visiting from Sweden and Italy. Dear Fellow Alumni, I o R E G O N EPISCOPAL SCHOOL Getting acquainted with a new person is an adventure. Do you have something in common? Can you relate to this person? Is this person friendly, funny, quiet or thoughtful? Getting acquainted takes time, but it’s worth it. The process is similar if you are gelling acquainted with a new school or a new job. Getting reacquainted is similar, but there is the history upon which you may draw. Have you had the opportunity to gel reacquainted with OES? Perhaps you can lour the campus and visit with those who are here today. Alumni are encouraged to attend many OES activities. OES and the Alumni Board have planned many events specifically for alumni. Most are in the Portland area, but events are also planned for Seattle, Boston, New York City and San Francisco this year. Make contact with some of your classmates. Class years ending with a “2” or a “7” are featured al reunion this year. Don’t forget to let us know what you are doing so it can be pub­ lished in The OES Belltower. At least be sure that we know where you and all your classmales are. A primary goal of the Alumni Board is to facilitate com­ munication between alumni as well as between the school and alumni. We meet al least five limes a year. We have members from St. Helen’s Hall, Bishop Dagwell Hall and OES representing all decades from 1954 to 1995. We are here to represent you. I would like to thank Chuck Reynolds for the excellent job he has done as the president of the Alumni Association for the past two years. His insight as an alumnus, a former faculty member and a current OES parent has been invaluable. We are fortunate that he will continue as a member of the board. When I joined the OES Alumni Board a few years ago, I 30 thoroughly enjoyed gelling acquainted with the other members. However, I fell a need to get acquainted with OES itself, or was it reacquainted? Was this a school I could rec­ ognize or not? I attended St. Helen’s Hall in the fifties. We went to school in the old building al 13th and Hall streets in downtown Portland. If you have seen some of the black and while pic­ tures of girls in what were navy uniforms, navy blazers and while blouses, look for one of those in while buck shoes and that is me. I graduated with a class of 18 after having attended throughout my high school years. Today, as 1 lour the OES campus, visit classes, speak with teachers, staff and students, I feel very much al home. Of course, the old building is gone. The uniforms for older stu­ dents are gone and those for the younger students are much more reasonable. The curriculum is more extensive and appropriate for the 21st century. The graduating classes are much larger than 18. However, the class sizes are still small. The faculty is still striving for excellence. Chaplains are still available to visit with students. The spirit of St. Helen’s Hall is very much alive at OES. We would appreciate the opportunity to gel reacquainted with you. I have found the alumni of all eras to be an out­ standing group of people. Let us hear from you. Marietta Lind Kuykendall SHH ’55 Alumni Association President I �AUTUMN 2 0 0 1 Alumni Notes tV = Class reunion years 1930’s travel in September with Sisters of CSJB on a pilgrimage to Scotland and northern England focusing on Celtic spirituality, etc. Frances Watzek Warren ’33 In August, 2001, Frances wrote: “I am going to my beach house at Neskowin, OR to celebrate my 85th birthday with my three children, eleven grandchil­ dren, and seven great-grandchildren. Of course, they are all exceptionally beautiful/handsome! ” Anita Cadonau Birkland ’35 I have returned to Portland, after 41 years in California. My sons, who live here, insist since I am so old! My husband is not doing too well and resides at West Hills Village, where 1 visit daily. I do miss my California friends and events. Susan L. Howell ’39 Currently I am around, travel some, and just “stuff.” I'm always available for lunch in the cooler part of the year! Thelma Amacher Zertanna ’39 1 retired in 1981. I live here in Oregon during the summers, and winter in Palm Desert, Calif. 1940’s Sylvia Thomas Boydston ’43 Currently I am still the same except I am taking up oil painting again. I am also an avid golfer. Burnice Ross Perlich ’44 I am recuperating from a car accident in which our car was totaled. I have a shattered left wrist. “Lucky to be alive,” according to the police. My husband Bill and I celebrated our 49th anniversary on July 9th. Gloria Spencer Crowson ’49 1 am recovering from surgery—doing OK but hope to be well enough to 1950’s Beverly Kleist Vogel ’51 Working at the Fort Lewis Commissary as a food demonstrator. I am widowed, but I keep very busy, travel, keep a big house and yard, and have the best friends in the world. Molly Cashin Elliott ’52 7*r I am retired from the faculty of Portland Community College where I taught Medical Laboratory Technology. Harry and I have enjoyed traveling both here and abroad. Four of our five children and six of our seven grandchildren are here in the Portland area. How lucky can I get! Mrs. Joan Carlson Dahlke ’55 Currently 1 am retired. 1 attend St. John the Baptist in West Seattle. 1 attended St. Helen’s Hall from first through eighth grade. Nancy Mooers Holman ’56 I am still retired—busy with many groups here in our retiree village. 1 chair the health/education and per­ forming arts committees, and work with the activities committee. I keep busy with our 40-acre farm, grandchil­ dren and travel. Kathleen Egans Braddy ’57 tV I am substituting at the Angell Job Corp in Yachats, Ore. Retirement is keeping me busy! Carol Baker Dawson ’57 tV We arc moving to a lake home on November 1. My husband Marshall has been out of bed for the last 7 months! 1 certainly wish to attend our 2002 reunion, but all depends on my husband’s health at that time. 31 1960’s Anne Thompson ’65 Not yet fully retired, traveling in spurts —and on boats and jets. Two winters were in the tropics, with Christmas in shorts and sandals. Try Mexico and Thailand—no frozen toes. My younger daughter graduated from USF-Law in May, 2001. No more student loans! My e-mail address is annie@cybcon.com. 1970’s Autumn Alexander Skeen ’74 Continues to advocate for child pas­ senger safety, joining U.S. Sen. Peter Fitzgerald and Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety in promoting legisla­ tion to encourage stales to develop mandatory booster seat laws. 1980’s Michelle Fromm Massie ’81 Hello to everyone! Sony* for being so out of touch. Two kids (Emma, age 6, and Atticus, age 3) and job are taking up every available moment. Please drop me an e-mail or call if you are in the area (Santa Cruz, Calif). Pat McCally’82 7^ After OES, I attended Westminster Choir College in Princeton, N.J., and met my wife Beth. We were married in New Jersey in 1992 and moved to Southern California in 1994. 1 have been employed by Home Depot for 8 years and sing with The Pacific Chorale and William Hall Master Chorale at O.C. Performance Arts Center. I remain close with classmates Stephen Eckhardt ’82 and Constantine Petropoulos ’81. My hobbies include golf, movies and travel. OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �:| AUTUMN 2 0 0 1 ▲ John and Helen Kirschner Townes ’85 welcomed Mary Allison “Molly” Townes on August 16. Betsy Bosen Parris ’83 1 am married and a stay-at-home mom. We have two children. Mathew who is 12 and Dalaney who is 4. We live in Beaverton with our two dogs and cat. Sue Homiman Van Volkenburg ’84 I own a Napa Auto Parts store in Roseburg, OR. I have been married for II years with three daughters, Haley, 8, Tessa, 7, and Lexa, 5. 1 am very active with the Roseburg Chamber of Commerce, LeTip International, Girl Scouts, and am the PTA president at the girls’ school. Bill Drinkward ’85 My wife Kathy and I celebrated our 12th wedding anniversary this year. We have an 8-year old son named Chad and a 4-year old daughter named Cara. We celebrated family time this summer by doing a lot of hiking in Sun i : ■ Valley, Idaho. I have worked for Hoffman Construction Company for 11 years and am currently working as a construction manager on the Intel DID Fab Project that is breaking ground in Hillsboro, OR. I was just named to the Oregon Stale University Council of Outstanding Early Career Engineers for 2001 which is very exciting for me. I think fondly of the small class (29 seniors) 1 was in at OES, the inspiring faculty (keep going Dr. Lamb, who started his first year by leaching us Texas linguistics in chemistry class), and the uniqueness of the OES school experience. Education is a priority in my life as a result. Best wishes to the current generations at OES Brian Litzenberger ’86 Unfortunately, 1 was unable to attend the reunion. Life on the East Coast continues to be busy but being in private practice (psychology) for only one year leaves me until less disposable income and less free lime than I might like. Not to say that things aren’t going well. Life is good and busy until work, planning a commitment ceremony, taking care of our two cats and dog, and chairing the music committee at church. Nonetheless, I wanted to pass on my well wishes to all of my class­ males. 1 think of them fondly and wonder about how everyone is doing. 1 hope very much that we will be able to see each other at the 20th reunion. Bryan Rasmussen ’87 tV I have been in Las Vegas for three years now. In that time, I have finished a master’s degree in political science at UNLV and began leaching on an adjunct basis for UNLV and the local community college. I married Dr. Amy D. Smith, an optometrist, on March 10, 2001. Jim Nudelman, Mike Danies and Scott Klemp were in the wedding parly. Amy and 1 are expecting our first child on Christmas Day. OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL ▲ Grace Elizabeth Green was bom September 13 to Elizabeth Highet Green 86 and her husband, Ron. Brinton Clark ’88 Just wanted to pass on the news that I got married on August 25lh to Craig Hubbard in Portland. Lots of OESians in attendance, including Erik Sotka, Cindy Gaines, Katy Isa, Heather Harrison McKinney, Anna Gebbic, Marilyn Drinkward-Rhee and Adele Amos. David Streight married us. Also attending were Jack O'Brien, David Pace and Pam Vohnson. Craig and 1 are living in San Francisco, where I am a first-year resident in internal medi­ cine al UCSF. Gerardo Fernandez ’89 Tai M. Wu ’87 ▲ Brandon Longaker ’88 in his uniform for the Federal Border Patrol, for which he recently enlisted. February of 2000, here in Portland. We have a house in Lake Oswego with two dumb, happy mutts and a cat who thinks she owns everything. I’m in contact with Chall Fry, Gwyn Maurtiz and Colin Walker on a regular basis. I still have way loo much energy for someone my age and have not cured my habit of running around like a lunatic until I crash into something al full speed. I still speak in a language few beyond my close friends can understand. My wife says I still look like I’m 16. If you’ve read this far, send me an email with what you’ve been up to. Howdy OESians! After OES, I went to OSLJ for four years. Then went to grad­ uate school at LJSC in L.A. for a year. Ended up with a masters in electrical engineering. Currently I’m working for Critical Path Software in downtown Portland. Chall Fry ’87 is my office male. He still can’t get up before noon. I got married to Sheri Heldstab in 32 I attended OES (11th grade) in 1988, from Mexico. 1 got a law degree in Mexico and started as a senior associ­ ate at Bermudez, Wiencke <Sr Bermudez, S.C., a law firm in Mexico. Right now, I’m a partner of the firm and opening a new branch of Bermudez in Monterrey, Mexico, where I’m living. �AUTUMN 2 0 0 1 love to reacquant myself with old friends. 1 am looking forward to becoming more reacquanted with the OES family. Ashleigh Asaph O’Brien ’90 ▲ Katherine Eklund ’88 and Andrew Steen celebrate at their September wedding. Amy Higgins Fleming ’89 Currently I am moving to Colorado Springs to work at the USAF Acadamy. We have a new baby girl, Hannah Michele Fleming, born on 30 May 2001,6 pounds, 10.8 ounces and 18 1/2 inches long. Margaret Nichols Stedman ’89 Just accepted to Ph D. program in Biostatislics al Boston University. 1990’s Russ Beutler ’90 Baby born! Madeline Elisabeth. Arrived July 25, 2001,6:35 p.m. 6 pounds, 9 ounces, and 19 inches long. Dan Laun ’90 My wife Betsy and I moved back to Portland last month and had our first child, Isabelle Shannon Laun. I would !/ 1 got married to Edward O’Brien on August 4, 2001, here in New York City and had a wonderful ceremony and fabulous honeymoon in Hawaii. One of my bridesmaids, Kar-yee Wu, was an OESian classmate. Ramsey Ramerman ’90 Recently joined Foster Pepper & Shefelman as an associate practicing in their Seattle office, and focusing on commercial litigation. Previously he was a law clerk for the Honorable Elaine Houghton, Court of Appeals, Division Two in Tacoma and an Appellate Intern al the Pierce County Prosecuting Attorney’s office. He received hisJ.D. with high honors from the University of Washington School of Law in 2000. ▲ Tammy uJo" Becker '92 Scott Spencer ’93 If anyone has an interest in OHSU Medical School, or medical school in general, please contact me. I was also ski coach last year at OES. Michele Burton ’94 I just got married July 21, 2001! Jose Valdes ’91 Annika Baersch ’95 I just want to let people from my class know that 1 will be living in Boston until May 2003 while doing a master’s degree in manufacturing and an M.B.A. at M.I.T., and that I would like to make contact with whoever is either living or visiting the area. Still studying economics in Mannheim. Planning to do an internship in Portland or study at PSU during fall/winter of 2002. Tammy “Jo” Becker ’92 7^ Following graduation from OES, Jo attended Lewis & Clark College, where she earned a BA. She now practices real estate with her parents in the Portland (Oregon) area; the trio are affiliated with Oregon Really Company. In September 2001, Jo was recognized as an “Achiever” by the local Realtor asso­ ciation, and she serves on the association’s Board of Directors. Jo also is active on the Lewis & Clark College Board of Alumni. Jo welcomes calls or email from fellow OES alumni at 800-563-0260 Ext. 3; or Jo@ThcBeckersOnlinc.com Travis White ’96 I have just finished my master’s degree in Government at London School of Economics, and will be moving to New York to start at AIG as the assis­ tant to the CEO of their Consumer Finance Group. Dirk Feather ’93 £4 \y A Ashleigh Asaph '90 at her wedding, with classmate and bridesmaid KarYcc Wu '90 (on left) Currently I am working for NYF1X, Inc., in Stamford Conn., as a computer technical analyst. Graham Gamache ’93 Currently, 1 am farming hops, apples and grapes. 33 ▲ Annika Baersch '95, a fanner OES boarder and ASSIST exchange student, recently visited Portland from Germany and paid a visit to OES. OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL �AUTUMN 2 0 0 1 Brian Crossman ’97 tV Currently, I am working for a law firm in Boston. Lloyd de Bruin ’97 7^ In September, Lloyd wrote: “Graduated June 2001 from Carroll College. Job hunting al present.” Heather Gregory ’97 Currently I am a program assistant for Great Rivers Land Trust in Illinois which protects natural land through acquisitions and conservation easements. Andrew Hoffman ’97 tV I am currently at the University of Montana-Missoula in my final year as a Spanish/lnternational Business double major. Recently spent the spring of 2001 studying Spanish in Oaxaca, Mexico. ! Jonathan Kowolik ’97 I am currently still at home in Oregon. I was hired by the management con­ sulting firm AT Kearney in their New York City office but my starting date was delayed from September 2001 until July 2002 because of the eco­ nomic situation. Until then, I am working al R.V. Kuhns & Associates in Portland doing project consulting for their clients. 1 2000’s Colin B. Clark ’01 Currently, I am taking a year off to travel and work. Jennifer Henkle ’01 I am pursuing a course of study toward pre-med, and made the volleyball team. The season runs September 7 to November 3. Tatiana Lawson ’01 I am seeking a bachelor’s degree in journalism and international foreign policy. Erin E. Morse ’01 Currently, I am a freshman at University of Santa Clara. Arielle R. Rosenberg ’01 Currently, 1 am a freshman at Vassar! Carrie L. Slayton ’01 Currently, I am working full-time as a paralegal for Mark Sussman, Attorney at Law. 1 am also going to school at Beau Monde part time. Tunde Sosanya ’97 I graduated from Vassar in June 2001, and am teaching English in Taiwan. Jenny Wilson ’97 /V Just graduated with a bachelor’s degree in human biology from Stanford. I am currently doing research at Stanford and plan to attend medical school starting in 2003. ■ Dorothy Rogers Fuller SHH ’28 October 2, 2001 Sally Reed Stout SHH ’30 July 12, 2001 OES was greatly saddened to hear of the death of Sally Reed Stout. Her presence in the OES alumni commu­ nity was truly a blessing, and she will be greatly missed. After graduating from St. Helen’s Hall, Sally went on to graduate from the University of Oregon. During World War II, she served in the US Women’s Army Corps, returning afterwards to marry Lansing Stout, Sr. She served for over 20 years as a piano teacher at Lewis and Clark College. Sally was a faithful member of the OES community, best known for her wonderful history of the Hall: Saint Helen’s Hall, The First Century. Sally could always be counted on as a reference for school history. She was a faithful volunteer with a warm heart. In 1998, the Alumni Association honored Sally with the Distinguished Alumni Award for her years of service to the school. Sally is survived by her her son Lansing, Jr., and three grandchildren. Mrs. Elyse West Clark SHH ’32 May 18, 2001 Felicity Shoulders ’98 o R E G O N EPISCOPAL SCHOOL In Memoriam Apparently I’m incapable of keeping my mind made up! After transferring from the University of Chicago to Case Western Reserve University after only one year, I have decided to change majors. I was a geology major, pursu­ ing my kindergarten dream of being a paleontologist. I’ve decided to give writing a try, instead, and to that end, I’ve become an English major (geology minor). You never know whether you can make it if you never try! Please, English teachers, don’t rub the Science department’s nose in it too much. I still love my dinosaurs! Wish me luck. Mrs. Lorrene Caplan Tollefson SHH ’40 April 24, 2001 Ms. Mary Lou McGrath SHH ’49 July 18, 2001 34 �Y^AK-^NP d?U£STlONS As you finish up your financial affairs for 2001, you will likely be thinking about your charitable giving goals and aspirations. Here are a few questions to help you plan: 1. Am I aMe, fo Mafc& a tfiarifable- ^iff fo in 7-001? The close of the calendar year, coupled with our current economic and political times, means you are probably receiving many charitable requests from worthwhile organizations. During this period, we hope you will remember OES and our ongoing financial needs. We are eager to conclude this year in good financial shape so we can confidently face the opportunities and challenges of the future. Your special year-end gift will strengthen us considerably. Of course, if you have already made your gift to OES this year, we want to thank you once again. 2. Whaf are- fax otli^fion^ for 7-001? Many taxpayers consult with their accountants before the end of the year to determine tax lia­ bility. Perhaps you’ve done this already or maybe you simply have a good idea where you stand. In any case, we encourage you to take advantage of the tax benefits offered by the government. y Po I harfc appre-6-iafe-d Qtoofc. ok re-al I c^ould donate fo OE>S? You may find yourself in a situation where you want to give more to Oregon Episcopal School but cannot afford to decrease your annual income. Please consider these options: A Gift of Stock In most cases, the out-of-pocket cost of your gift is reduced substantially due to the "double" tax benefit you realize when you contribute appreciated stock. • First, you are entitled to an income tax charitable deduction for the full market value of appreciated stock if it has been held for at least one year. • Second, you pay no capital gains tax on the transfer or the sale of the stock by OES. A Gift of Real Estate Consider the family who purchased raw land years ago at a very low price; as an example, $5,000. Now the land is appraised at $100,000, and the capital gains tax has slowed down any ideas of selling it. • The land could be donated to OES as a named capital or endowment gift; both would leave a long legacy in the family’s name. • The land could go into a trust, creating income for named family members for life or a period of years and naming OES as the remainder beneficiary. To help further your year-end gift, please call Kevin Cott, Director ofAnnual and Planned Giving, in our Development Office at 503-768-3179 or email at cotek@oes.edu. *1wu I Linocut by I-Hui Peng (Vicky) '02 "A �I i’. I ? OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL 6300 S.W. Nicol Road Portland, Oregon 97223 Parents: If this issue is addressed to your son or daughter who no longer maintains a permanent address at your home, please notify us of the correct new mailing address by contacting: Lisa DeGrace at 503-768-3137 or dcgracel@oes.edu. Thank you. 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