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WhoTEACHING was your favorite professor at Western? We asked WWU graduates to On the pages here and inside, Most of all, you told us how tell us about the outstanding and on the Alumni Association caring Western's teachers are. teachers and mentors they en­ Web site, you can read about If you would like to contribute countered during their Western several generations of caring, your comments about an inspir­ experience. dedicated faculty members ing WWU faculty member, please who launched careers; coached Nancy /. Johnson What we received was an write to [email protected]. outpouring of affection, pride, athletes and struggling artists; The full text of these awe, appreciation, gratitude and inspired legions of teachers, mu­ comments and more respect for faculty members who sicians and scientists; and offered can be found at htip:// transformed the lives of their stu­ jobs, humor, energy and even a www.wwu.edu/~alitmni. dents in wonderful ways. snack in the refrigerator.

Carnpus My favoriteV RO F E S S O R Conpections Items df interest about professor emeritus, To this day. Bob continues to be a Bob Keller, Nancy J. Johnson, the university. Fairhaven College teacher and mentor. He asks tough professor of English questions that get me think­ Having officially re­ education ing about my assumptions. He , I fA Class Notes, tired from teaching in encourages me to write, write, Rosemary Scott ♦ Weddings, 1994, you could say that 1 write and he is always assign­ Vohs, communication Memoriams Bob Keller was a great ing reading. He has a genuine department and Woodring teacher. With Bob Keller interest in people learning from Instructor Accent on Alumni though, you have to ask if multiple sources including each Find out how you can join it is possible to retire from These women each took me un­ the new Career Network. other. And he fosters that learn­ what you really are. der their wing to be my mentor,^ Both ing by respecting all who have loved literature and had a unique twist, Investments I first encountered something to teach, some­ on bringing it to people in a fresh way: Bob Keller when he thing to say. In Excellence Nancy through literature circles, and 9 Western's scholarship co-taught a class at Bob Keller Bob Keller never really osemary through storytelling. campaign is extended. Fairhaven College, "For­ retired from teaching. He ests of the Pacific Northwest." That Being in their classes simply is a teacher and a great class turned out to be one of the most awakened my heart to -j Q My Favorite one at that. the artistic use of words, Professor profound learning experiences of my WWU alumni honor their but most of all, in their college career. Bob Langan ('00) favorite faculty. Bellingham classes I felt cared about I By taking a complex and controver­ Somehow, amidst hun­ sial topic, throwing in rigorous read­ dreds of students, Honor Roll ings, difficult questions and stimulat­ they managed 12 of Donors ing discussions, adding 70 professionals Charles Lappenbusch, Western salutes those coach, administrator and to create warm who contributed during representing a breadth of knowledge professor emeritus of spaces in which the 2003-04 fiscal year. and opinion and logging 2,500 miles physical education words, and hearts, worth of field trips. Bob Keller helped More humorous than any mattered. Rosemary Vohs shape the path to critical thinking and comedian on TV. Calendar respectful learning. That was 1999, five Kristi Lentz ('00) 20 — William (Mike) Clarke ('50) years after his supposed retirement. Nancy Johnson photo by Kelly Heese Bob Keller photo by Bob Langan

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Magazines rank WWU Students committed tops for academics to sustainability ALUMNI For the eighth year in a row, U.S.News Sr World Some 85 percent of WWU students voted in BOARD OF DIRECTORS Report has ranked Western second among pub» April to assess themselves a fee to pursue renew­ lie master's granting universities in the West, a able electricity options for campus. The Associat­ region stretching from Texas to the Pacific. The ed Students' board will spend this academic year OFFICERS U.S. News'200S American college rankings place working with administrators on the practicali­ Angelique Davis, ('95), Seattle, president; Cheryl Dickerson. Western in 18^^ place among ties and exact cost of implementing a renewable ('80), Bellingham, immediate past president; Kay Hovde, ('84), Snohomish, president elect; Mike Perry, ('88), Belling­ comparable universities electricity program at Western before taking the ham, secretary/treasurer - public and private proposal to the Board of Trustees, which votes on — in the West. whether to implement student fees. EXECUTIVE BOARD Western has been Catherin Nordmark, ('90), Anacortes; Wendy Otto, ('97), highly rated 16 of Renton; Larry Otos, ('83), Mt. Vernon; Bob Rohwer, ('85), Cars place In Tour de Sol Snohomish the last 18 years. Viking 32 and Viking 23, the Vehicle Research BOARD MEMBERS Western has Institute's experimental cars, placed third and also been ranked LeeAnn Alfano, ('96), Bonney Lake; jamie Beletz, ('82), seventh, respectively, overall in the annual Lacey; joanne Bottenberg, ('96), Renton; William (Bill) among the na­ national Tour de Sol competition in May. The Boyd, ('82), Bellingham; Marty Chorba, ('66), ('75), Bell­ tion's top 50 best Viking 32 took first in the autocross category ingham; Erick Divinagracia, ('97), Seattle; Ray Foster, ('84), Bellingham; John Garrett, ('95), Renton; Joseph Henry, values for public and the 350-foot acceleration test. The Viking ('68), Federal Way; Richard Hovde, ('68), Bellingham; Tom colleges and universi­ 23 placed first in lowest greenhouse emission Keeney, ('71), Bellevue; Ted Mischaikov, ('88), Bellingham; Brandon Riffe, ('94), Snoqualmie; Walter Smith, ('72), ties by Consumers Digest category. ('86), ('96), Renton; Jodi Suminski, ('97), Seattle; Wen magazine. Tseng, ('96), Redmond "Students tell us they choose Western Building selected CHAPTER PRESIDENTS because of its reputation for academic excellence as architectural showcase Crystal Nygard ('90), Anchorage, Alaska; Kelly Follis ('72), and faculty who provide a challenging environ­ Juneau, Alaska; Kathleen DeCoite and Kristine Worland ment for learning, as well as the wonderful The Wade King Student Recreation Center will ('86), Arizona; Meagan Dawson ('96) and Natalie Littrell receive a Facility of Merit Award from Athletic ('82), Denver; Kathy Freeburn ('70) and Bron Roberts ('74), environment here in Whatcom County," said Business. It was chosen from among 98 Archi­ Idaho; Phil Hatfield, ('72), Los Angeles; Cherie Rivers ('81), President Karen W. Morse. New England; Ken Terrell ('86) and Kari Zimmerman ('86), tectural Showcase entries for 2004 and is one New York; June Hartstra ('55) and Gene Langille ('57), The Consumers Digest rankings, published in of 10 winning facilities that will be featured in Northern California; David Britton ('70) and Reed Zulauf, ('83), Pierce County; Sam Porter, San Diego; Wendy Otto the June issue, are based on attributes that de­ the November issue of the magazine for athletic, ('94) and Jodi Suminski ('97), Seattle; Catherin Nordmark fine academic and educational quality balanced fitness and recreation professionals. ('90) and Ron Runyan ('80/'83), Skagit Valley; Bunny against cost of attendance. The magazine ranked Cummins ('69) and Kay Hovde ('84), Snohomish County; Debby Kellar Pattin ('76) and Bob Pattin ('74), South 50 public and 25 private colleges and universi­ Puget Sound; Duane Anderson ('52) and Patricia Swenson ties out of some 3,500 schools across the United Willy Hart tapped ('41), Southern Washington/Oregon; Sherilyn Peters ('80) States. Western was ranked 42^^ among public Spokane; Charles Odell ('52) and Angela Brittingham ('94), for WWU Residences Washington, D.C.; Maureen Christman ('88) and Laurie institutions. Willy Hart has been Rossman ('86), Whatcom County named director of Uni­ REGIONAL CONTACTS Faculty in program versity Residences, re­ placing Kay Rich ('76) Frank Williams, ('72), Australia; Lorrie Williams ('82) and Mel Blackman, ('74), British Columbia; Pam Smith-Large, to evaluate learning who retired in January. ('74), Chicago/Midwest; Patrick Lovell, ('76), Japan; Grant Woodring College of Education faculty mem­ Hart joined WWU in Boettcher, ('74), Southern U.S. bers are the evaluators for a successful statewide 1991 as associate di­ program that seeks to improve math instruc­ rector of University tion through enhanced use of technology and Residences-Facilities. mentorship. In the No Limit! (New Outcomes: "I believe Mr. Hart Learning Improvement in Mathematics Inte­ will ensure continued on H WESTERN grating Technology) program, selected public good stewardship of is published three times a year. Willy Hart school mathematics teachers receive funding for our housing and din- Western Washington University equipment and software over a two-year period. ing program, as well as provide leadership in Bellingham, WA 98225-9199 Improved access to technology allows teachers new areas of direction for the Student Affairs and and students to better visualize, organize and Academic Support Services division," said Eileen (360) 650-3353 or (800) 676-6885 analyze data, while also focusing on reason­ Coughlin, vice president of Student Affairs. ing and problem-solving. Woodring received EDITOR $200,000 last year, Sport science program Kathy D. Sheehan WCE offers certification wins endorsement CONTRIBUTORS Western now offers an American College of Mark Bagley, Shauna Bakkensen ('04), Susan Bakse ('88), Woodring College will begin offering certifi­ Sports Medicine-endorsed program for students Tamara Belts ('76), Laura East, Bill Farkas, Kathleen cation for public school superintendents this fall Howard, Bob Langan ('00), Kristie Lundstrom, Fran Maas, pursuing health and fitness or clinical exercise in Everett. The two-year program is for aspiring Paul Madison ('71), Lynne Masland, Kathy Patrick ('01), professions, ACSM said WWU meets the aca­ Tim Reid ('00), David Scherrer ('76), Kathy D. Sheehan and superintendents and other school district lead­ demic standards needed to prepare students for Caitlin Unsell ers, such as assistant superintendents, executive health, fitness and/or clinical exercise training directors and program managers. GRAPHIC DESIGN/PRODUCTION and positions and for certification exams as an Aaron Logue ('94) WWU Publishing Services ACSM Health/Fitness Instructors®. EDITORIAL BOARD Planet wins more awards Susan Bakse ('88), Mark Bagley, Bill Farkas, The Planet magazine, Western's award-win­ Correction Kathleen Howard, Kristie Lundstrom, Lynne Masland ning environmental magazine, has earned rec­ and Kathy Patrick ('01) Students who gained global perspectives on ognition for the fourth consecutive year as the cultural, business and environmental issues dur­ "Best Student Magazine" published more than Western Washington University is committed to assuring ing a study tour to the People's Republic of China once a year in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Mon­ that all programs and activities are readily accessible to in March were enrolled in a course at Huxley tana and Alaska. Students also won individual all eligible people without regard to race, color, religion, College of the Environment, not the College of national origin, sex, age, disability, marital status, sexual awards at the Society of Professional Journalists' Business and Economics. orientation, Vietnam era or disabled veteran status. regional meeting in April. This publication is also available in an alternate format Call (360) 650-3617.

ft WINDOW ON WESTERN CFPA welcomes new dean: Carol D. Edwards Carol D. Edwards, assistant dean "We are looking forward to enhance its reputation and help it to "I am very excited for the opportu­ of the School of the Arts at to welcoming Dr. Edwards become an even more powerful force nity to work with such fine faculty and Kennesaw State University, to Western," said President for the arts on campus and in the com­ quality students at the College of Fine & has been named the new Karen W. Morse, "and munity." Performing Arts," Edwards said. dean of the College of Fine we're pleased to have a "Dr. Edwards brings an extensive & Performing Arts. person of her caliber as In Georgia, Edwards, a professor of background in art education and the dean of the College of art and art education at Kennesaw State, Selected after a na­ visual arts as well as a strong record Fine & Performing Arts. has been assistant dean since 2002 and tionwide search, Ed­ of administrative accomplishment to was chair of the department of Visual wards succeeds Linda "This is a strong college her new position. We are delighted she Arts from 1999 to 2002. She is also Smeins, who has been with talented fac­ has decided to join us," added Provost director of the North Georgia Institute acting dean since ulty and students. Andrew Bodman. for Education in the Arts, a visual arts, 2002. Smeins, a profes­ We anticipate that "In addition, on behalf of the univer­ music, dance and theater professional sor of art, will return to she will effectively Carol Edwards sity community, I want to extend our development institute for teachers and teaching. work with the college thanks to Dr. Smeins for her exemplary administrators. service as acting dean since 2002." Communications Facility plays host at Flomecoming

By Kristie Lundstrom All Homecoming activities on Fri­ and bratwurst barbecue and ALUMNI RELATIONS day will take place on the south side of The Board of Trustees will formally music by Bellingham's Walrus, dedicate the Communications An open house in the newly com­ campus. There will be abundant park­ at 11:30 a.m. at Civic Field. Facility Oct. 8. pleted Communications Facility kicks ing and you can walk from one exciting Then watch the Vikings take off the Homecoming activities this year event to the next. on Humboldt State at 1 p.m. Friday, Oct. 15. Alumni are invited back At 7 p.m., the band "Andy O" will For more information on to see their favorite faculty and take in spice things up with some reggae music Homecoming activities, the beautiful architecture, cutting edge in the parking lot across from Fairhaven Oct. 15-16, see the back computer labs and new classrooms in College where the fireworks show and page or call (360) 650- the four-story building. bonfire will begin at 8 p.m. Enjoy the 3353, (800) 676-6885. The departments of communication, world famous Homecoming Raspberry journalism and physics will host recep­ Brownie, Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, tions for their alumni on each floor of hot apple cider and hot chocolate, the building from 4 to 7 p.m. compliments of the WWU Alumni Association. Journalism graduates will depart a little early for a 6 p.m. banquet at the On Saturday, don't miss the Alumni Wade King Student Recreation Center. Association tailgate party, with a beer

David Scherrer / WWU Publishing Services WWU has changed but retains unique character By Karen W. Morse staff and students, enhance the learn­ A new way of looking at the stars: You UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT ing environment and help students be may remember the early 1950s vintage part of it. Developed in 2002 with a They say that the more things change planetarium upstairs in Haggard Hall. Carnegie Foundation grant, the Acad­ the more they seem the same. This The planetarium has been remodeled emy will continue this year with weekly might be seen as a guiding principle and updated with the latest projector, discussion meetings. Other efforts, in­ for Western for as we grow, we are true sound system and ceiling resurfacing cluding First-year Interest Groups (FIG), to the niche and mission you saw as and will offer superb video and Dolby Scholars Week and the Scholars Acad­ students. sound presentations. emy, bring more than 1,300 students New space for students and faculty: If Admissions Pressures: While the media into smaller learning communities you've visited campus lately, you've has been focusing on tightening admis­ where they have an opportunity to in­ noticed big differences on the south sions in public colleges and universities tegrate their learning, present original campus. Our new brick and copper around the state, we have continued to research, work on creative projects and Communications Facility will be in follow our strategic plan on issues of discuss vital ideas across disciplines. growth and enrollment, pursuing a full use this fall, with state-of-the-art Promoting civic involvement and respon­ careful path of moderate growth. New classrooms and laboratories. The build­ sibility: New this fall will be the Ameri­ freshmen and transfer students are es­ ing houses the physics, computer sci­ can Democracy Project, a multi-campus sential to the university's vitality and ence, communication and journalism TO WRITE initiative sponsored by the American intellectual life. To maintain opportu­ departments. WWU President Karen W. Morse Association of State Colleges and Uni­ nities for future students, we have man­ Come to campus this fall to visit c/o Alumni Relations versities to create an intellectual experi­ aged our space carefully so that Western and see how we've changed, even WWU, MS-9199 ence of civic engagement for students. will be able to enroll new students in while maintaining the character of 516 High Street We are developing a project-related both winter and spring quarters. your alma mater. There are many Bellingham, WA 98225-9199 curriculum for one of our FIG clusters activities for you, including visits to E-mail: [email protected] Providing a personal learning environ­ and planning a number of activities to academic departments and athletic ment: Programs such as the Teaching- enhance our students' understanding Learning Academy, an ongoing univer­ of civic responsibility. Nationwide, 180 events. Homecoming will be Oct. 15 and 16, and your Vikings will take on sity dialogue about the scholarship of institutions are involved. teaching and learning among faculty, Humboldt State at Civic Field Saturday afternoon. See you there!

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2^^ Edition, which was released by Elsevier/ He remains active with Special Olympics 1941 - Mary Lucile Teller is a volunteer 1988 - Dr. Louis Du Brey, an audiol­ in the Camp Fire USA museum in Seattle Academic Press in February. Swanson was B.C. as provincial aquatics technical ad­ ogy practitioner In Klamath Falls, Ore., and a retired teacher. appointed editor of Population Research viser. In 2003 he was recognized with a was awarded a doctor of audiology and Policy Review, the official journal of the special award by Special Olympics degree at A.T. Still University and 1945 -- Virginia Aller and her husband Southern Demographic Association, for a Canada for serving five years on the Arizona School of Health Leeon Aller were honored by the Snohom­ three year term. the National Games Sub-Com­ Sciences. ... Dr. Daniel Kowals ish City Council with a citywide recogni­ mittee. The British Columbia joined Madrona Medical Croup tion day in March for their outstanding 1973 - John Ausnes is the vice president Summer Swimming Asso­ in Bellingham as a pediatrician. philanthropy work. The couple started and business banking team leader for the ciation also honored him for ... Mike Perry was named senior Hands for Peacemaking, a nonprofit dedi­ South King County Sterling Savings Bank. more than 20 years of volun­ vice president for investments at cated to helping solve poverty, illiteracy. ... Larry Egge retired after 28 years of teer services. the Bellingham office of Wacho­ Illness and unemployment in 40 countries teaching in the Everett School District. via Securities. Perry joined the including Guatemala, Ethiopia, South He taught special education and seventh 1981 - Nicole Mongrain firm in 2000. Africa, South Korea and Taiwan. Virginia grade language arts, social studies and earned her master's degree from also started Snohomish's first kindergarten reading. He says he owes a debt of grati­ Keller Graduate School of Man­ 1989 - Sgt. program. The Allers are active in Snohom­ tude to Western's education department agement at DeVry Univer­ Kevin Bell of the ish Rotary and have been foster parents to and its fine Instructors. In retirement, Egge sity in June. Mongrain Washington State more than 80 children, including seven now plans to spend less time achieving lives In San Diego and Patrol spoke to the they adopted. and more time living. ... Doug Padget works for DRH Realty. She Pioneer Kiwanis in has been working for DSHS as a bilingual Is also a part time artist, Louis Du Brey Shelton on May 17 1954 - Dale Hoggins was named the medical assistance specialist in Aberdeen. having successfully "juried" into about drunk driving and 2004 "Citizen of the Year" in Edmonds. His wife of 29 years is from Bogota, Colom­ "Spanish Village," an artist colony In seatbelt enforcement in Mason bia. They have a son in Seattle and another nearby Balboa Park. "Spanish Village" Is 1958 - Jean Dunham published her first County. ... Rex Rhoades is the Native living with them. Padget can be reached a collection of local artists and craftsmen book entitled Two Women in Africa: The Ul­ American business development special­ at [email protected]. ... Mark Reis Is making and selling their works. ... Gregg timate Adventure. Her book is a humorous, ist with the Small Business Development now Sea-Tac Airport's managing director. fast-moving account of the rigors she and and Mark Petrie have opened their fourth Center at WWU. Copiers Northwest branch In Bellingham. a friend faced while on safari. Dunham re­ 1974 - Elaine Hanson retired after hav­ Gregg is its president and Mark is CEO of 1990 - Benjamin Korneiis directs the tired as a school principal in 1991 after 32 ing taught math, science and physical the company they founded in 1986. It is 52-member Dordt College Concert Choir years in the field. education for 30 years at Marysville junior the largest independently owned Canon in Iowa. Korneiis recently had two works High and Marysville-Pllchuck High School. 1964 - David Benseler has retired from dealer in the state. published by Harrock Music Hall. She served two years as president of the the faculty of Case Western Reserve Uni­ Marysville Education Association, whose 1991 -John Belcher was hired as principal versity and has been designated the Emile 1982 - Bill Boyd Is the fire chief for members were on strike for a record 49 at Omak High School. Previously, Belcher B. de Sauze professor emeritus of modern Bellingham. ... Allan Cline is the new musical director for Whatcom Chorale; was an administrative intern at Inglemoor languages and literatures. days last fall. ... Jane Van Voorst was pro­ moted to senior vice president of Horizon Knox Presbyterian Church; and Gloria Del High School in the Northshore District near 1970 - Mark Venn became the new Bank. Van Voorst oversees all aspects of Chorale in New Westminster, B.C. He also Seattle. He has also taught high school and schools chief for Sedro-Woolley In April. retail sales development, working directly was gay athlete of the year in Vancouver, junior high science and biology. ... Mike Venn was previously the assistant superin­ with the retail branch staff and manage­ B.C., in 2002. ... Barbara Dinge (M.Ed./ Garland and his uncle Randy Garland are tendent in the Mount Baker School District ment. '87) has moved back to Bellingham and is owners of Eubanks glass cutting business in Whatcom County. ... Gary Tollefson a case manager at Home Attendant Care. in Centralia. Four generations of Garlands - Shahn Farvan Ameli is vice Is the new president of Skagit Valley Col­ 1975 ... Tara Wolfe celebrated the release in have owned the store since It opened In president and bank manager for Union lege. June of Spring Thaw, the CD created by her 1883. ... Todd Sproul has been promoted Bank of California in Los Angeles. Ameli group. Cabin Fever. to managing director of properties and fa­ 1971 - Roger Braden was hired in May also teaches at the college level. ... Lorrie cilities for Alaska Airlines. He has worked for as assistant director for energy at the Crocker Scott is a volunteer in the Camp 1984- Bret Gaussoin is the owner of Pel­ the airline for more than 15 years. Washington Utilities and Transportation Fire USA museum In Seattle. lets, Inc., a company which distributes owl Commission. ... Mary jane Fraser retired pellets for dissection. ... Christine War- 1992 - Lance Bailey and Kristine Kager - Jeanne Engelhardt is a volunteer after 31 years in education, the last eight 1976 denburg-Skinner is teaching art at Vista are opening Crossroads Grocery and Video In the Camp Fire USA museum in Seattle. as an elementary school principal. She and Horizon Middle Schools in Ferndale. in what was Der Storehausen in Maple Falls. The couple also owns Fools Onion Catering worked in the curriculum and instruction 1978- Darlene Lake, a Spanish pro­ 1986 - Randy Brower is a program engi­ department in Seattle for 10 years, super­ fessor at the University of Wisconsin-La & Professional Chef Service. ... Alexandra neer for surface water for the city of Marys­ vising the social studies, art and music Crosse, was awarded the 2004 College Page Henning lives In Bellevue and is the ville. He is Involved in the Allen/ Quilceda proud mother of two beautiful children, programs for grades K-12. Prior to that, of Liberal Studies Faculty "Recognition Watershed Action Team. ... Cameron P. Nicholas Haven Henning born Sept. 13, Fraser was an assistant principal and a so­ of Excellence" Award for Teaching. Lake Oliver Is the new coordinator for the Teen 2001 and Cathleen (Cate) Markee Henning cial studies teacher at Sehome High School has taught at UW-La Crosse since 1999. Adventure Program for Whatcom County born Sept. 22, 2003. in Bellingham. Her first position was as Previously, she taught In the department Parks and Recreation Department. Cam Is a special education resource teacher in of modern and classical languages at designing programs for Whatcom County 1993 - Anne Bernhard was appointed Edmonds. Fraser, who earned a doctorate Western. youth involving skiing, building ice caves, to a faculty position at Connecticut Col­ in education from Seattle University, says, horseback riding and a hiking to a gold lege in New London, Conn. Bernhard, a "The education I received at Western was 1979 - Robin Lesher, a forest ecologist mine where a banjo-playing miner still microbiologist, was a post-doctoral fel­ some of the best I have had. After a trip for the U.S. Forest Service in the Mount works. Cam has over 16 years experience low at the University of Washington. She to Spain, France and Italy, I will decide my Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, discov­ hopes to develop collaborations with local ered a new species of moss on Snowking coordinating social service and parks pro­ next career." scientists that will frame ecological ques­ Mountain in the North Cascades In 1998. grams in Whatcom, Skagit and Snohomish tions regarding microbial populations. ... 1972 - Lynn MacDonald taught The tiny "grimmla lesherae" was named counties. English, Spanish and journalism for 25 In her honor and is now listed along with Christina Castorena has been appointed 1987 - Craig Andersen now practices associate dean of diversity at Everett Com­ years throughout Puget Sound. She has other known members of mosses. law at Morse & Bratt in Vancouver. He changed her career and is now a UniServ munity College. Previously, she was direc­ recently remarried Connie Demarse and representative for the Washington Educa­ 1980 - Barry Parish and Margaret Parish tor of student financial services. ... Rafeeka celebrated their 40^^ wedding anniversary is now step-father to Hannah, 10, and Bri- tion Association In the southeast region Gafoor was promoted to deputy director ana, 14. ... Neal Warnick is vice president of the state. ... Dave Swanson co-edited Aug. 8. Barry has been retired from the of the Bellingham Whatcom Economic and co-owner of Big Box Entertainment in The Methods and Materials of Demography, Burnaby, B.C., School District for five years. Development Council. ... Trisha Logue, Seattle. C.P.A., has been hired as Skagit County's WEDDINGS 1979 - Deborah Wahiborg and Tobias 2000 - Dawn Carmody and Erik Walker, Baden, March 27. jan. 24. ... Sarah Paschall and Adam Skagen, Dec. 20. ... Sarah Holman and 1992 - Keiiy Crotty and John Booker, Matthew jones, June 28, 2003. jan. 31. ... Donna Rathe and Travis Schoeben, May 1. 2001 - Kaz Kaiser and Jennifer Niana, jan. 1. ... Lee Posthumus and Elisabeth 1996 - Melissa Wilson and Brett Leslie, Starnes, March 5. July 26, 2003. 2002 - Anne Irvine and Christopher - and Jeneva Grace, 1997 Chris Nicholl Molenda ('03), Aug. 30, 2003. ... Sarah Nov. 29__ Kelly Wilgus and Sam Sanders, Jane Lahti and Jeremy Smoldon, June 27. May 16. ... Stephanie Picha and Jason Johnson, 1998 - Sara Simonson and Wade Oct. 25. ... Evan Stark and Elisabeth Spreckelmeyer, Nov. 22. Charlton, April 10.

2003 - Hadley Jenson and William Trisha (Gardner) ('93) and Aaron ('94) Martineau, Sept. 7, 2003. ... Christopher Logue had a surprise visit with Elvis Presley Molenda and Anne Irvine ('02), Aug. ('59) during a trip to Las Vegas in June to 30, 2003. ... Courtney Montgomery and celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary. Andrew Stuart, Aug. 16, 2003.

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budget/finance administrator. Previ­ 1997 - Darin Detwiler was appointed to Water for Haiti agency. Rolling trains Haitian Auckland, who has taught second, fourth ously, Logue served as controller for Skagit the National Advisory Committee on Meat nationals to set up and operate inexpensive and fifth grades, was previously an assistant County Public Works Department.... David and Poultry Inspection in May. Detwiler, water purification projects. principal in the Arlington School District. Moretsky is a financial advisor with Pacific a decorated Gulf War veteran, heads the ... Ross Johnston accepted a two-year - Laurie Magan is the deputy pros­ Capital Resource Group, Inc. in Bellevue. He math and science department at Best High 1999 assignment with Peace Corps to serve as ecutor in charge of trying misdemeanor earned his CFP (Certified Financial Planner) School in Kirkland. He incorporates food a community development volunteer in and gross misdemeanor cases in Othello and ChFC (Chartered Financial Consultant) safety relevance into history and science Romania. ... Tanya Rowe Is the director of designations. David can be reached at District Court in Othello, Wash. lessons. ... jessi Richardson is the new school information and communications at [email protected]. director for the Si View Community Center 2000 - Sherri Daymen is the rural busi­ the Bellingham School District. and pool in North Bend, Wash. She over­ ness development specialist for the Small 1994- Meche Brownlow is a high school - Elizabeth Bailey is devoting the sees management contracts and will help Business Development Center at WWU. 2003 counselor and coaches girls' soccer In next two years to work with the indigenous devise a six-year master plan. Prior to this eastern Washington. Brownlow received a people of Togo, West Africa. She is provid­ position she worked in Tukwila as a youth 2001 - Wendy Hagin and Dean Hagin master's degree in 2001 from Seattle Uni­ are the proud parents of David Wang Zeren ing education about AIDS and other sexual­ and facilities coordinator for the city's park versity. ... Ardi Kveven helped to create a Hagin, born on March 22. David's big ly transmitted diseases.... Lynn Barton was and recreation department. class to conduct authentic ocean research brother Is Michael. Dean is an instructor for a guest curator of the Whatcom Museum at a local marine station with the help of a 1998 - Jennifer Louie has been appoint­ the Asia University America Program and of History and Art's exhibition "Will E. Hud­ $210,000 grant from the Bill and Melinda ed concertmaster and holder of the Sandy the First-year Interest Groups at Western. son: Newsreel Cameraman and Photogra­ Cates Foundation. The Ocean Research Col­ Shanklin First Violin Chair of the College ... Dwight Lundstrom was promoted to pher of the Pacific Northwest, 1877-1945." lege Academy, or ORCA, will be part of Ev­ Light Opera, based in Falmouth, Mass. She principal of Oak Harbor High School. Lund­ Barton presented a public program outlin­ erett Community College and is open to 60 Running Start students in the 11^^ and 12^^ has also given performances in Chicago, strom had been an assistant principal at the ing Hudson's life story.... Amber Blondin Is Memphis, Nashville, New Orleans, Little high school for the past two years.... Jona­ a sales assistant at Katz Media/Continental grades. Kveven also earned her captain's Rock and in Grand Rapids, Mich., during than McCloud works with the Department Television Sales in Seattle. ... Kirsten Carl­ license for vessels up to 50 tons. ... Megan the past year.... Dr. Holly Kennedy earned of Energy (Bonneville Power Administra­ son works as an editor for Sports Etc. maga­ (Loe) Watt (MBA/'98), a business devel­ a doctor of audiology degree from the tion) as a Fish and Wildlife project manager. zine. ... Sara Loehndorf is a reporter for opment specialist for the Small Business De­ School of Audiology at the Pennsylvania ... Renee Meese Is a staff accountant with The Sammamish Review. ... Dave Schlosser velopment Center in Bellingham, received College of Optometry in Elkins Park, Pa. Larson Gross.... Sherry Reichert has joined is a part of the sales team at Electronic the 2004 State Star Award for Counseling She works at Bellingham Hearing Center the staff of Highline Community College as Business Machines Inc. In Everett. ... Amy from the Washington Small Business De­ in Bellingham and Mount Vernon. ... Amy director of communication and marketing. Wargo is now working full-time at Rivetek, velopment Center Network. She gave birth Murphy and her husband, Brian, welcomed Previously, Reichert worked as the director a software company in Bellingham. July 1 to Nicholas Andrew, little brother to their first child, Emily Rachel Murphy, on of Student Outreach and Admissions for Jacob Benjamin. Aug. 12, 2003. Murphy is a fourth grade South Seattle Community College. 2004 - Paul Graves, Associated Students president for 2003-2004, plans to attend teacher for the Puyallup School District. ... 1995 - Christine Torrison Mackay and Duke Law School. Chris Rolling lives In Haiti and is the execu­ 2002 - Brian Auckland was hired as prin­ Tammy Leland started Crooked Trails; a cipal at North Omak Elementary School. non-profit community based tourism com­ tive director for the Canadian-based Clean pany based In Seattle.

1996 - Jennifer Anderson, who obtained her doctorate in physical therapy in 1999 at Kenya native learns, yearns for home use, is an orthopedic certified specialist in Edward Wanambisi Wesakania ('04) Western this fall. His plan is to teach en­ been able to stay at WWU. Commu­ physical therapy. ... Brent Cole is the new was inspired by Jiis Kenyan liomeland editor at The Northern Light He will be re­ vironmental restoration and computer nity members worked together to raise porting on local news and events in Blaine, to study in America. The Kenya native skills to others in his village. money for his tuition and books and he Birch Bay and Whatcom County and will be and father of six came to Bellingham was awarded several scholarships. Part of his dream is to establish an responsible for editorial layout. Brent also four years ago to gain the knowledge eco-garden in Kenya. The project would He is the recipient of an Alumni As­ co-owns What's Up!, an arts and entertain­ and skills to protect his Kenyan village enable him to teach others how to grow ment magazine in Bellingham.... Bill Evjen from environmental degradation. sociation Scholarship, The Bellingham just finished his seventh computer book, their own food using sustainable farm­ Herald Diversity Scholarship and the ASP.NET 2 Beta Preview. He was co-author After getting his bachelor's degree in ing practices. Multicultural Achievement Program of Professional VB.NET 2003, published in environmental conservation technol­ Scholarship. Without help from the commu­ June. ogy, he will pursue a master's degree at nity here, Wanambisi would not have IN MEMORIAM Las Vegas. She was a former state president 1922 - Margaret Spaight Covey, 101, a 1981 - Richard Owsley, 50, June 25. ... - Mitchell Evich, 86, a commercial of the League of Women Voters. 1984 retired elementary school teacher, April 23 Kim Pfiepsen, 47, an assistant superinten­ fisherman, substitute teacher and novelist, in Seattle. dent of business and operations for the 1959 - Harry Barner, 71, a respected March 22, In Bellingham. ... Drew A. Keit- Williston School District in North Dakota, ges, 46, June 14. 1927 - Mary H. (Watson) Bayh, 97, a educator, a skilled electrician and an avid May 17. retired teacher, March 31 In Bellevue. ... fisherman. May 16 in Olympia. ... John 1989 - Dawn Rose Balch, 38, after a brief (Jack) Ryan, 67, who taught for 36 years at Emmeline Frey, 97, Feb. 17. 1982 - Cornelia "Micki" Newton, 45, an battle with cancer, April 27 in Portland, Ore. Junior High School #47 for the Deaf in New art docent for Westhill Elementary School ... Louise Josephine (Bruce) Simpson, 80, 1928 - Bertha O. Burklund Hertz, 95, a York City, April 30. in Bothell, who received the Golden Acorn retired teacher, March 28 in Kirkland. a Christian educator emeritus and volunteer Award for her work with the P.T.S.A., April 1960 - Bertha Larson, 94, a teacher and for Camp Fire Girls, Cub Scouts and PTA, 1932 - Marian Baila (Stoops), 91, Dec. 11. speech therapist, June 3. 19 in Bothell. June 1.

1935 “ Cleora Vaughan Catiow, 90, a 1961 - Virginia B. Pill, Jan. 29. retired teacher, April 4 in Bellingham. 1962 - Grace Harrison, 96, a retired FACULTY, STAFF AND FRIENDS 1936 - Donalda Muriel Grant Jacobson, employee of the Department of Social and Beatrice Anderson, 92, a secretary at WWU from 1970 to 1980, March 1 in Bellingham. 89, Nov. 24. Health Services, May 1, in Bellingham. ... Dorothea Elizabeth Schaus Kahie, 84, a Clifford A. Giilies, 77, an adjunct professor at Western and a WWII 1942 - Kenneth R. Me Auley, 85, a re­ veteran. May 24. tired teacher and administrator who served retired elementary school teacher, March 16. on the Port of Bellingham Commission from Teresa Douglas Harrison, 96, a men's housemother at Ridgeway for 1972 through 1993, May 4. He was named eight years. May 29 at Bainbridge Island. 1966 - Loren Finley, 63, who taught in a Distinguished Alumnus for 2004. the human services program at Tacoma Beulah J. Scott, 93, a retired executive secretary at WWU, March 10. Community College, June 3. 1945 - Corinne Klann, a teacher in Wash­ ington and San Diego, May 30 in San Di­ Charles A. "C.A." Scott, 63, a sculptor who worked in the art 1970 - Jerry Killgore, 59, an educator in department from 1970 to 1977, April 23 in Bellingham. ego. She was on the staff of San Diego State Marysville, Feb. 29. University and also taught at Western's Bearnice Mirenda Stewart Skeen, 99, a professor emeritus of Campus School for several years. 1971 - Sheila Johnson Huber, 51, a education and the former director of the Campus School, travel consultant, on Aug. 11, 2001 in june 10 in Bellingham. She taught for many years In 1946 - Betty Nuetzmann, 85, a retired Bellingham. various Oregon communities before coming to Western teacher, April 12. in 1947. In addition to teaching language arts, curriculum 1975 - Lawrence James Weathers, 56, a 1950 - Clara Henrietta Stroops Haggen, paralegal and Vietnam veteran, March 14. development, special education, remedial reading instruction 94, a retired teacher, June 10. and early childhood education at WWU, she supervised student 1977 - Frank Hanson, 54, a computer teachers at the Campus School, located in Old Main. After the Campus Bearnice Skeen 1953 - Borghild Brewer, 94, Jan. 10, In programmer and avid cyclist, April 24, in School closed in 1967, she became the first woman to co-chair the education Fergus Falls, Minn. Tallahassee, Fla. department at Western before retiring in 1972. She then moved to Panorama City in Lacey where she continued to teach Head Start teachers and volunteer as a consultant to the 1954 - Mary Joy Albers, a retired 1979 - Robert "Pink" Erickson, 79, a Olympia Child Care Center. In 1992, she returned to live in Bellingham. teacher, reading specialist, administrator football coach, WWII veteran, and father of and elementary school principal in Port San Francisco 49er's coach Dennis Erickson, Donald L. Sprague, 75, associate professor emeritus of physics and astronomy, Angeles, Dec. 22 in Summerlin, Nev., near April 29. April 12 in Bellingham. FALL 2004 wearing their Western shirts, hats, etc. to: Alumni House, MS-9199, Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA 98225-9199. ACCENT ■ on Alumni

Henry "Hank'' Howe ('54), Lorrene Bergmann Halleck ('55) and Larry Offut ('54) Golden Vikings Reunion Committee members Ruby Smith ('51) and Cec and with a 1954 Klipsun showing Lorrene as one of the Homecoming court princesses. June Thomas ('51) at the June reunion

celebrate return to campus By Kristie Lundstrom Miller and his wife, Joyce ('54) trav­ "The informal fun of the reception Alumni Association could not have ALUMNI RELATIONS eled from Arizona to celebrate not only and visiting folks we had not seen for done it without them. the Golden Vikings, an alumni group many years, ... and just being back The Alumni Association and the The Reunion Committee will be honoring those who graduated 50 years on the campus made this reunion a Reunion Committee welcomed back joined by new recruits Donald Davis or more ago, but a golden wedding an­ highlight of our summer," said Chuck to campus 94 graduates of 1954 and ('52), Danny Beatty ('54), Joyce Gil­ niversary. LeWarne ('55), who attended with his earlier for the 2004 Golden Viking lie ('46) and Art Heald ('54). If you wife Pauline ('54). Reunion in June. WWU students provided background are interested in joining the Reunion music for the Friday evening reception The Reunion Committee of Kappy Committee, please phone the Alumni Morris "Spud" Miller ('54) served as while alumni took in a spectacular view Britain ('52), Joan Clyde ('52), Britt Relations Office at (360) 650-3353 master of ceremonies for three days of of Bellingham Bay. Lee ('53), Harry ('51) and Carol Pa- Plan to attend next year's celebra­ events, including a welcome reception; gels ('52), Dick Pedersen ('52), Jim The golden thread through the tion. Watch for information about the brunch with President Karen W. Morse; ('51) and Persis Shook ('51), Ruby campus and community tours; and, the weekend was one of fond memories, 2005 reunion coming in your mail in Smith ('51) and Cec and June Thomas remembering the great times on cam­ December. highlight of the weekend, the Golden ('51) have been an inspiration in their pus, the wonderful life-long friends and Memories Banquet. planning over the past four years. The remarkable faculty. Whatcom County Alumni at Volunteer Day

Nearly 200 WWU alumni of all ages made a difference in their local communities dur­ ing National Volunteer Week in April.

Whatcom County alumni, including Alumni Chapter co­ president Maureen Christman ('88), bottom, right, and Alumni Association Board member Ray Foster ('88), top, right, worked on a clean-up project at Padden Creek near Interstate 5 and Old Fairhaven Parkway on April 24. They cut down blackberry bush­ es and spread cardboard on the ground to form a new trail.

Volunteers in »01ympia re­ moved ivy from Priest Point Park on April 17, and gradu­ ates from Snohomish and King counties spent the morning of April 24 cleaning up the habitat around Green Lake in Seattle.

A WINDOW ON WESTERN ACCENT B on Alumni Alumni work to formalize new career network By Bill Farkas ALUMNI RELATIONS DIRECTOR One senior was about to graduate A recent New York Times article tells to current Western juniors and seniors. and was interested in marketing. of the increase of alumni turning to It will only be available to members of Many years ago, in the long One of our alumni volun­ their alma mater for help in finding the Western family and its use limited history of Western Washington teers works in marketing a new job. to career guidance. for a major Seattle corpora­ University, one alumnus helped The Alumni Association and the To those of you who have been part tion. A quick call revealed another obtain a job, probably Alumni Relations Office want to for­ of this informal networking process by that this alumnus was more doing so as a favor. Whatever malize the networking process. To do assisting another Western alumnus, than willing to meet with the motivation, it was the begin­ this we need your help. thank you. ning of a remarkable and often this recent grad and assist in invisible process called the job search process. If you are in a position to give of To those of you who have perhaps re­ your time to help fellow Western ceived assistance through this process, "alumni networking." As the number of West­ alumni, take a minute to fill out the remember how it happened. ern alumni increase The ingredients are form on this page or go online at http: and their geographic And to those of you who want to simple. Consider the tal­ //WWW. wwualumni.com. ents, energies, loyalty and Bill Farkas dispersion expands, be part of the networking process, we spirit of all those undergradu this networking pro­ With this information, we will eagerly await hearing from you. ates and young alumni who are/or have cess will become more and create the first WWU Alumni Career attended Western. Mix that with a large i^ore important. Networking Directory and distribute it alumni population whose members have life experience and are putting iA ^ ft if ». -A Vf if 1A ik Vi »» 9k ^ ^ If » ik iSi « ft » at It » their education to good use. Combine that common bond, and it leads to a mutually beneficial meeting Alumni INFORMATION FORM of members of the Western family. Name: Employer: I have seen this process in action as the director of alumni relations and, in Class Year: Type of Company:, fact I've already had the opportunity Home Address: job Title: to use it. City, State, Zip Code: Description of your job: \ couple of months ago at an alumni hering in Seattle, I saw this informal Home Phone Number: ( tworking taking place. E-mail: I watched young alumni taking time from their busy lives to mingle with more established alumni, who had also I am willing to: (please check all that apply) Company Address: taken time from their busy schedules to □ Provide Mentoring Opportunities attend. It was indeed satisfying from City, State, Zip Code: □ Provide Internships/Externships my perspective and certainly enriching Work Phone Number: ( from theirs. □ Hold Phone/E-mail Conversations □ Host WWU Students for a Work Shadow Day Work E-mail: This notion was recently tested from Q Conduct Informational Interviews another perspective, and I think it is a if Company Web Site: Hr □ Provide Tours at Work Setting perfect illustration of what alumni net­ % working is about and why the alumni of Q Review Resumes Please fax to the Western Washington University Alumni Western need to assist us in building a □ Other: ; Relations Office at (360) 650-6555. Or mail to WWU more formalized alumni network. r Alumni Relations Office, 516 High Street, Bellingham, ||p:::9822S#t9iil^K^ WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

Alumni and future alumni from the Seattle area made a difference duhn^f National Volunteer Week in April. Volunteers from Snohomish and King counties, including Jakob and Joyce Bonney, above, spent the morning of April 24 cleaning up the habitat around Green Lake in Seattle, right

Alumni in the San Diego area pause for a photo after performing trail maintenance at Mission Trails Park FALL 2004 A on April 24. Scholar-Athletes earn season's accolades Volleyball setter Liz Bishop ('04) Kurt Hartmaier, Nicola Parker ('04) Parker, a libero from Auburn, was Hartmaier placed 41st at the NCAA was named Female Scholar-Athlete and Josh Griesse shared WWU Athlete selected WWU Female Athlete of the II National Cross Country Champion­ of the Year for the third straight time, of the Year honors and will have their Year. She led the volleyball team to the ships to earn All-America recognition, and football strong safety Rob White names added to the G. Robert Ross best record in school history and a third becoming just the second Viking to earned Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year Memorial Trophy. straight GNAC title. earn that distinction. He also was a accolades for 2003-04. four-year letter winner in track. Bishop, with a 3.89 GPA, was the Parker was also a three-time GNAC The WWU scholar-athlete award Outstanding Graduate for the second­ academic all-star and Western's Out­ In other athletics honors, senior recognizes Viking student-athletes ary education department, a four-year standing Graduate for the math de­ Laurel Kaminski, the bow stroke in who best demonstrate excellence letter winner and the GNAC Player of partment. Western's nationally ranked women's the Year for the second consecutive varsity eight crew, was named a Col­ both on the playing field and in the WWU Male Athletes of the Year were legiate Rowing Coaches Association/ classroom. season. Hartmaier of Woodinville, who earned NCAA Division II National Scholar- The pair were also named the Great White, a senior from Woodinville, is All-America honors in helping the cross Athlete for the second straight year. Northwest Athletic Conference Female a biology/anthropology major with a country team to 13th place at nation­ and Male Scholar-Athletes of the Year 3.78 GPA. He was an academic all-star als, and stroke Griesse of Monroe, who for the 2003-04 season. for the league and the College Sports In­ helped the men's varsity four to a grand formation Directors of America District final triumph at the Pacific Coast Row­ VIII, both for the second straight year. ing Championships.

Faculty honored "Skyviewing" book For excellence in teaching, research Political science professor Ken and diversity achievement, five faculty Hoover earned the Olscamp Faculty recounts symposia members were honored at Commence­ Research Award and Huxley College ment ceremonies in June. of the Environment professors Gigi A new book recounts the symposia, "Isamu Noguchi and Skyviewing Berardi and Lynn Robbins received guest lectures and other proceedings Sculpture, Proceedings of Japan Week Excellence in Teaching awards went the Diversity Achievement Award. that took place during Japan 2003" is edited by Sarah Clark-Lan- to philosophy professor Ned Mar- Week 2003. gager, director of the Western Gallery kosian from the College of Humani­ The teaching and diversity awards and curator of Western's Outdoor ties and Social Sciences and economics include $1,500 stipends to use for re­ Sculpture Collection, and Michiko professor Paul Storer from the College search, teaching and equipment and Yusa, professor of Japanese and East of Business and Economics, supplies. Hoover received $1,000 as Asian studies at Western. the research award recipient. Two photos of Noguchi's "Sky­ viewing Sculpture," which was the focus of Japan Week in 2003, close grace the cover of the book. The Crew team so sculpture was installed on Red Square in 1969. to first NCAA title The book, produced With 600 meters to go in the varsity The Vikings' eight, ranked No.l na­ through WWU's Publishing eight grand final, Western's women's tionally all season long, was forced to Services, is available at the crew team appeared to be on its way come to a complete stop and finished Western bookstore. It was to victory and capturing the school's fourth. made possible through a first NCAA Division II National Team Western finished third in the team number of campus of­ Championship. standings at the third NCAA Division fices and the support of Then misfortune struck. A WWU II Women's Rowing National Cham­ H.A. Barney Goltz and rower's oar got stuck in the water on pionships at the CSU Sacramento an anonymous donor. the recovery portion of a stroke, and Aquatic Center in May. the dream was over. Journal rights sold to Sage Publications The copyright for WWU's Journal of Established in 1969 by now retired Cross Cultural Psychology was purchased Western professors Robert D. Meade by Sage Publications of California in and Lonner, the center has involved May. Sage, a leading independent pub­ various members of the psychology lishing company, paid Western $1.25 department in cross-cultural research million and will pay annual royalties and scholarship over the years. averaging $50,000 in perpetuity. The Journal will continue to be as­ For more than 35 years the Journal, sociated with Western's psychology under the leadership of founding department and Center for Cross-Cul­ editor Walter J. Lonner, has been the tural Research. Lonner will continue main activity of Western's Center for his involvement, holding the title of Cross-Cultural Research, housed founding and special issues editor. in Western's psychology de­ partment.

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By Shauna Bakkensen('04) Monahan endowment UNIVERSITY COMMUNICATIONS ''We want to attract individuals who will make a Bob and Marilyn Monahan also hon­ Professors and staff at Western are ored a family member by creating the contribution to Western and to society in general." more than willing to help students suc­ Patrick L. Monahan scholarship endow­ Bob Monahan ceed in obtaining a college education. ment in remembrance of their son. Through countless hours of teaching, Bob is a WWU professor emeritus advising and guiding, Western faculty Southcott taught his students many He retired in 1991, after 26 years of of geography and environmental and staff help young people reach lessons during his career, including two teaching, and wanted to provide tal­ social sciences and Marilyn is one of life's most rewarding lessons he continually emphasized. ented students with an advantage. milestones. retired Western staff. "I always told my students, 'You do Southcott, the Radkes and the Mo­ Faculty members feel a The Monahans estab­ not make mistakes; you make opportu­ nahans are just a few of the dedicated lished the scholarship special connection to West­ nities for adjustment.' And 'Design is an faculty and staff, current and retired, ern because of the time in 1974, and through invention of relationships that are ap­ who encourage and champion students they invested in students continuing support from propriate for the situation,"' he said. through the educational process. Pro­ friends, family and geogra­ and the university. They viding scholarships goes beyond the phy graduates the scholar­ Southcott not only created the in­ want to continue the daily commitment to students and is ship has continued to dustrial design scholarship for promis­ legacy of excellence and ing industrial design students, he also a testament to their interest and desire grow. help promising students created, in 1974, the industrial design to help young people realize their po­ succeed. Bob, who began program at Western, which has been tential. Bob Monahan Western is a part of both teaching at Western recognized world wide. Students from For more information on contribut­ work and family life for many retired in 1955, has seen many all over the world applied to the WWU ing to or creating a scholarship, please students struggle with rising tuition faculty, and their families observe and ID program. contact Mark Bagley at (360) 650-3612 and book costs. He said scholarship honor these individuals' commitment or [email protected]. winners are grateful for the financial to education. help but more importantly, students Proving education can be a life-long gain confidence and self esteem because commitment, many of Western's retired someone believed in them. faculty and staff continue to support "Marilyn and I support deserving WESTERN 1 students by providing scholarships. students," he said. "We help those who WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY are having a tough financial time and fli Foundation Radke endowment recognize those who use their minds ef­ fectively. We want to attract individuals The children of August "Rad" and who will make a contribution to West­ Carol Radke gave their parents a unique ern and to society in general." 50*^ wedding anniversary gift; they Goal is $8 million created the August and Carol Radke endowment at the WWU Foundation. Industrial design scholarship Scholarship campaign The Radke children wanted to com­ Marvin A. Southcott has seen the memorate Rad's 36 years of teaching meaningful contributions his students history at Western, and Carol's 20 have made to society and supports extended to Dec. 31 years of working on the Bellingham students through the industrial design Thanks to the generosity of hun­ Over the next three months, the School Board. The Radke children are scholarship. dreds of Western alumni, parents and Foundation will continue to focus on all graduates of Sehome High School, Southcott, associate professor emeri­ friends, the WWU Foundation has raising funds for scholarships. They and the endowment is awarded to a Se­ tus of technology, meets scholarship eclipsed its original goal of raising $5 will be earmarked for four areas: re­ home graduate who is entering Western winners at the scholarship luncheon, million in scholarship support by the cruitment scholarships to attract the as a freshman. and he has seen many of the indus­ end of 2004. best and brightest to Western; scholar­ "I am very devoted to public educa­ trial design graduates accomplish great Foundation Board President Dennis ships for upper division students who tion, and 1 feel thankful our children works. He continues to receive phone Madsen has announced that the goal have declared a major; scholarship to would honor us in such a way as to calls from students who thank him, has been extended to $8 million by encourage diversity and access; and establish a scholarship," Carol said. after years in the field, because they Dec. 31. athletic scholarships. She has the privilege of presenting are still using information he taught "We are extremely pleased with the If you would like additional infor­ the scholarship to the recipient at an them. response to this initiative," said Mad­ mation on scholarships, or to make assembly in June. This year, the endow­ sen. "With the continued increase in a gift, please call the WWU Foun­ ment had grown so much that two stu­ higher education costs, scholarships dation at (360) 650-3027 or e-mail dents were awarded $1,500 each. are extremely important, and it is [email protected]. gratifying to see so many step up and make a commitment to help Western students."

FALL 2004 A Herbert C. "Bud" Taylor Janet Mock mathematics Howard Harris Lynn Robbin distinguished service professor She treated each of us as professionals, professor emeritus of anthropology emeritus, anthropoiogy and this automatically raised the bar in Mr. Harris taught me that kindness Dr. Taylor was a fixture in the an­ is not weakness; that a whisper can be environmer what she expected from us in terms of By Ryan Patten thropology department from the early our time, effort and dedication to the more powerful than a shout; that stand­ 2000 WWU GRADUATE 1950s until his retirement in 1987 and course. She was a rare individual able ing up for your convictions is always death in the early 1990s. He was the to balance kindness and discipline with the right thing to do; and that there is Dr. Robbins invested more time in quintessential southern gentlemen and perfection. humor to be found in just about every my academic growth than any otlier always respected his students by call­ human situation. professor at WWU. ing them ladies and gentlemen — and — Lisa Dills ('03) These are lessons that have stayed As a sophomore, I was enrolled in a meaning it! second grade teacher, Sedro Woolley with me throughout my life. I am lucky Huxley core course taught by Dr. Rob­ Like many of his gen­ to have been his student. bins. At tliat moment in my academic eration, he interrupted Harley Hiller career, my writing skills were sub par. his academic studies — Sandra "Sam" Thompson ('79) professor emeritus of history projects analyst at an international After receiving my first to serve his country Harley Hiller taught Canadian his­ paper back in his course, during World War II. law firm in Seattle tory, and I ended up taking several I was disappointed. I ap­ Later, he continued by classes from him. What he gave me proached Dr. Robbins serving as an officer Howard Critchfield was an infectious enthusiasm for his after a class session in the Washington professor emeritus, geography and subject, so that one could not help but and told him I needed State Air National regional planning be swept along by his energy. He had a extra help. Guard. pet phrase that I still use today, "close Often times, you remember the pro­ fessors you liked the most, but you also He was eager to gi\ e He was a great enough for jazz" when he approximated remember the ones who terrified you me tips on how 1 could Herbert Taylor mentor and I feel something. Many years later, a professor the most. In both cases. Dr. Howard write a more effective that my professional myself, I try to emulate that amazing Critchfield comes immediately to mind. essay. Dr. Robbins also and personal relationship with Dr. Taylor enthusiasm and love for teaching that He was an institution at Western by the personally proofread started me on a path to become a profes­ Harley Hiller imparted to me. I like to Lvnn Robbins time I got there in the late 1970s. I took every rough draft for sional anthropologist and archaeologist think that I honor his memory with my several geography courses from him, the rest of that quarter. In the with the U.S. military, where I work as own teaching every day. such as climatology and geographic classroom. Dr. Robbins created a relaxed a forensic anthropologist/archaeologist — Diana Knauf ('83) thought and writing, which was consid­ atmosphere and made lectures enjoyable with the Joint POW/MIA Accounting faculty member at Shoreline ered the toughest course in the major. I because he was always very passionate Command on Hickam Air Force Base Community College in Seattle earned an "A" in thought and writing, about the subjects. in Hawaii. and I remember thinking that my grade Besides anthropology, what did I in any other course did not matter — Ryan Patten ('00) is o Ph.D. cliulU- date in criminal justice at WSU. learn from Dr. Taylor? Here's a partial Dr. Hiller taught Ameri­ after that laurel. list: 1) Try to maintain a compassion­ can history and related Dr. Critchfield did more than ate objectivity for the people we study classes. But he did not just teach geography. He taught and work with; 2) a sense of humor is teach it so much as ver­ By Lynn Robbins how to learn. On the first day, he essential; 3) a little knowledge about bally reenact it in a man­ ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES would say, "Write your name wine is a good thing; 4) duty to our ner that kept you totally and the city you were I fell in love with teaching when I country can be done in many ways; engaged. The effect born in," or something heard a professor of philosophy lecture 5) if you entertain your students, they was enhanced by apparently simple. Most c^n and discuss how we kncnv what we may learn more about life as well as the his stutter, which of the students would get subject matter of the course; 6) there are became more pro­ it wrong, writing his name many, many ways to cook salmon; and, nounced as his sto­ or the state they were born in, 7) while bulldogs constantly drool, they ries progressed into a Harley Hiller for example. His point was that are extremely loyal pets. somewhat fevered pitch. I learned a lot of history from most people don't listen and can't Fred Rhoades — William R. Belcher ('84/'85) Dr. Hiller. More importantly, I learned follow even simple instructions. research associate, biology and POW/MIA Acwunting Command to commit myself with enthusiasm to I have a few choice books on my Fairhaven whatever task is at hand, and not to let desk at home in San Diego to this day. and anything handicap me. Some Barbara Tuchman history books, Bearnice Skeen Stephen Ambrose's book on Lewis and David Mason professor emeritus of education — Mike Marshall professor emeritus Fairhaven Coilege aka Michael D. Sanford ('69) Clark, and Critchfield's "General Clima­ For making me aware of taking time regional director, National Wildlife tology" textbook. They both took their students "out­ for yourself and life around you. side the box" both figuratively and Control Operators Association, Oregon — Jason Ford ('82) literally. Dorothy Petra Flero Both professors gave tough assign­ Marvin Olmstead associate professor of German ments and simply assumed that you Ramsland associate professor emeritus, were really there to learn. professor emeritus, communication With her, every one of her students home economics has a one-on-one dialogue. She influ­ — Mark D. Johnson ('90) Dr. Olmstead was very approach­ enced me to go on to graduate studies For helping me find able; empathetic; treated us like we faculty member, St Joseph College, Con­ self-confidence in my in German and pursue a Ph.D. in Ger­ necticut, where he teaches miaobiology, were smart adults; was OK with being man and Linguistics. I hope to one day own judgment. marine biology, virology and other environ­ challenged on communication theory; be an effective and insightful professor mental subjects to undergraduates. He's also — Jane Marrianne and just a plain nice guy. He knew my as she is. Hancock Hawkins capabilities and didn't let me get away engaged in research and is teaching himself with anything but doing my best. And — Abram Bergstrom ('02) impressionist landscape oil painting. ('54) teaching assistant, Portland Ramsland retired teacher in he made me want to do my best. State University California — Lynn Carnegie ('88) Read more about favorite profess facilitator/program designer. Northwest Comments by Odell and Hawkins are ft Education Loan Association questionnaires found in Wilson Library's S ^ about Special CollecUors )ins, professor, Patrick McCormick Michael Mischaikow Raymond Hawk professor of art professor emeritus of economics professor emeritus, education, lental studies As my ceramics instructor, he advised His "Money and director of student teaching me to "put more of myself" in my work. Banking" course was He was my adviser.... Coming directly think we know - an inquiry into epis­ This changed the course of my career positively terrifying. out of 10^^ grade (and the U.S. Navy) into temology. from pursuing the life of a production Getting an "A" in college, you can imagine I was having a potter to that of a fine artist. that course was the difficult time with certain subjects. My I began teaching at Western in 197] single most gratify­ first grading period was ferocious. I just and 1 have not wanted to teach at any — Quentin Walter ('81) ing experience of my felt like saying, "Well, why waste any other university. Western is a teachers' Florida artist entire college career, university. Nearly every aspect of the more time here?" which spanned the Uni­ universitv focuses on excellence in So I went to him, and he For the individual trusted with the versities of Wisconsin teaching. says, "No, that's not going to responsibility of guiding emerging art­ and Missouri, happen." The university also stresses collabo­ ists through the rewards and pitfalls of WWU, University a career in art, dedication to the craft ration with the larger community in of Washington Law ... He worked out a system service, research and student intern­ of teaching is paramount. The profes­ School, and the WWU Mischaikow where every Thursday I'd go to ships. And, of course, the setting of sor 1 admire the most in this respect is and Seattle U. grad schools. his house, and if he or Mrs. Hawk or the university is conducive to learning Patrick McCormick, for his incredible their son weren't home, I could go right with the majestic natural features for work ethic, his grace, his sense of hu­ — Don WIttenberger ('68) in, check the refrigerator, see if there's periodic inspiration and pleasure and mor, and his ability to write great rec­ a little snack there or something, and the persistent cloudiness and rain that ommendation letters within a moment's wait for them to get home. And he would notice! Ron Riggins induce attention to studies. 1 consider dean, Falmaven College then go over my studies for that week. myselt one of the luckiest persons in the The example that he set as a con­ professor of physical education, ... And it was through him that I de­ world to teach at Huxley College of the V' sistently working professional artist health and recreation termined to stay (at WWU). Environment. inspired me to let art consume my life. Ron Riggins is one of the reasons I I became fascinated with environ­ He is the one who taught me that artis­ decided to go to Western. I had traveled — Charles Odell ('52) mental studies in 1971 when I read tic growth happens through the process all the way up the coast looking for a Hans BorstronTs The Hiumv Planet and of working rather than the lure of the school and a program. Ron talked to me Carl U. Schuler other books on disturbing global envi­ finished object. about the program and we discovered associate professor emeritus, history ronmental trends. He constantly urged me to examine that he had been my 6th grade camp For demonstrating that learning, trail guide back in California. That be­ Huxley College is my ideal institu­ the possibilities of the artwork 1 was cre­ even about the Ancient Near East, can tion. The students, faculty and staff are ating. This was accomplished through gan an excellent journey to my B.A. in be entertaining as well as enlightening decent, patient, compassionate, unpre­ critique, and at times through anec­ parks and recreation. for the present. dotes. I'm sure all of his students would tentious, and they enjoy good humor. Ron's classes were al­ And for having the unique ability to agree Pat is quite a storyteller. They work hard and make important ways challenging and be a "real human being," interested in contributions to the college, the uni­ Sometimes I would get too caught he strove to get the sports and even — if I remember cor­ versity, and the community. They are up in the "seriousness" of what I was best from each one of rectly — being quite an athlete himself. among the best people in the world. doing, and Pat would remind me us. One end of quar­ He also had a deep and abiding interest ter, he came to class — Dr. Robbins shared the 2004 WWU that life is hilarious and fun too. in his students and showed — with with grocery bags full integrity — how to live a full and hon­ Diversity Achievement Award with Gi^^i Since graduating with a BFA in 1999 of various items. orable life. Berardi. I have taught high school art, earned a master's degree and exhibited my He started in — Robert B. Wade ('65) artwork regularly. I am finding out on all these it is rare to know someone who, things that after 30 years in the field, is still he felt he excited to go to work every day. had not had Charles Sylvester Ron Riggins Robert Kim professor, physical education, time enough to professor emeritus, educational I am encouraged to know that Pat delve into, using the foundations health and recreation honestly looks forward to the start of items in the grocery bags as props. Then As a freshman, I took an intro class Charlie always has the best interest every quarter and the chance to work he started taking off his clothes. of his students in mind. For example, with new students. Pat is not only one of in Asian American Studies from Dr. when it came to selecting internship the finest educators, he is also a fantastic Underneath, he had a Superman out­ Robert Kim. This class opened my eyes sites, Charlie was extremely particular. human being, one of the best I know. fit on. He wanted us to know everything and gave me a greater perspective and He made sure that the person the stu­ but he would have to be Superman to appreciation for diversity. The class also — Kerl Straka ('99), Outstanding dent would be interning under had good do it. I believe that he is Western's own helped me decide to major in American Graduate, art department, ceramics experience and was an excellent profes­ superman. Cultural Studies. teacher, Massachusetts College of Art sional in the field. He would tell you if — Kyla Bates (Cynthia) ('83) As an activist, I and other students he didn't think someone was qualified acting Distance Learning manager, were interested in starting a Korean to mentor an intern. Spokane Falls Community College language course on campus. Given the He always took time before/after class Jen Lois growing diversity of the Korean Ameri­ assistant professor of sociology to talk with students. His door was al­ can student population at that time, we ways open in his office, too. She taught me that it is important to Harold O. Palmer thought it was important that Western pay attention to what is going on in the professor emeritus, business offered a Korean language course. — Karen Klokkevold (Burkhardt) culture because it all has a major impact education Dr. Kim played a criti­ ('97), a Birch Bay resident who works on the future. Dr. Palmer was a sincere mentor be­ cal role in helping us as a funeral director/emhalmer at Jones- James Junior ('04) ginning with freshman orientation and coordinate, raise Moles Funeral Home, Bellingham continuing when I was his student as­ funds and market sistant (even though I switched to home our efforts to economics). He was a serious taskmaster the greater Seattle )fessors at www.wwu.edu/~aiumni when it came to the fine art of typing. Koimi commuriity s are from oral histories and Golden Vikings Speed and accuracy were developed for their support. ary's Special Collections. For more information through the use of an odd contraption Remarkably, we ?ctiors, call (360) 650-3193. called a "tacistoscope." He believed in raised all the funds the importance of going beyond the to start the Korean concept of "kkk 111 mmm qqq rrr," language course grasping groups of random letters and within a year. then remembering strings of words. I Robert Kim I can hon­ discovered this method improved my estly say as a student of color, my ex­ reading skills as well as my typing. perience at Western was truly positive For the past 40 years, my career and wonderful because of people like path has taken many interesting turns Dr. Kim. He definitely helped shape the because I was taught to type properly, path I took after college. with accuracy and speed. Harold Palmer, I feel, believed that a fast finger on the — Hyon Chu Yl ('94) keyboard was a talent to be developed, director of MOSAIC Cross Cultural much like a concert pianist. And the key Center, San Jose State University to success was always practice, practice, practice. Herbert Taylor photo courtesy of Wilson Libraries — Martha C. Cummins ('69) Special Collections Lynn Robbins photo by David Scherrer/Publishing YNC, USNR, Bangor Services

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Julie and Joseph Thomer Robert and Linda Frazier The Western Washington University Foundation and Western Manfred and Diane Gene and Peggy Zoro Reilly and Peter Thomer Frazier Family Parker Moose and Vi Zurline Washington University are pleased to recognize the generous Steve Thompson Foundation Michael Penley private financial support received during the 2003-2004 year Donald and Marjorie Friends of Western Peoples Bank HONOR COUNCIL (July 1, 2003 to June 30, 2004). Gifts enhance all of Western's Thorson Football Irwin and Frances Alaska Distributors Co. Jean Towne Albert and Mary LeCocq programs and provide significant advantages to both faculty Alcoa Primary Metals US Bank Froderberg Charles and MaryLee and students. Anonymous Kelly Guise Vuletic Gary Family Trust LeCocq Samuel Baker Charles Wilder Ted and Lee Gary J. 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Earl Cilley Gotdfogel Acosta Sales & Gloria McDonald Eugene and Eleanor Wilhite Roger Clark Mary Ann Clark Barney Goltz Marketing Judy McNickle Rogers Karla Williams Scott Clough Robert and Betty Clark Lynda Goodrich Henry and Frances James and Deborah Ronald T. Jepson & Russell and Kathy Wilson Jessica Coates Dorothy Clement Chris and Tom Gowing Adams McCabe Associates Wilson Motors James and Janet William Clement Greater Bellingham Alaska Airlines Medtronic Physio Stewart Ross Diana Wright Coleman Robert and Constance Running Club Grant and Linda Albert Control Corp. Steve and Meredith Ross WWU Retirement Janet Collins Collier Greg Paul's Pro Shop Steven Albright Hugh Merriman, MD Rowley Properties Association Terri Conner Jo Collinge Don and Kathy Haggen Craig Allen Paul Merriman Roy C. & Joseph P. Tim and Jane Wynn Cook Inlet Tug & Barge Althea Colvin Martin and Gail Haines Alpha Technologies, Inc. Metcalf, Hodges & Co. McConkey Foundation Grace and David Yuan Co. P.S. - FALL 2004 ^ In addition to the more conventional gift of cash or supplies, the Western Washington University Foundation also accepts gifts of property, appreciated stock or securities and estate gifts. Giving is a personal choice and the types of gifts made are as varied as the interest of our donors themselves. copacino+fujikado Michael Pittis Ronald and Kathleen Steve Duncan David S. johnson Dave and Nancy Norton jeffrey and Teresa D.V. & Ida McEachern Precorinc. Bailey john and Phyllis Dunkak Kathy Morton johnson Margaret Nowak Staskiews Charitable Trust Barbara Pruitt BankAmerica Kenneth and April Stephanie johnson Brian and Nancy O'Hara State Of Washington Kevin DeVries Andrew Pulliam Foundation Durland Susan Kaelin Laura Oja john Stephens and Alice jimmy Diehl and Sue Recreational Equipment, Russell and Lynn Barber Robert and Elizabeth Daniel Kaestner Hiroshi and Keiko Hale Beske-Diehl Inc. 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Music and dance highlight Western's 2004-2005 Performing Arts Center Series. Stephen Drury An abbreviated season of three events is complemented by the music department's Tuesday, Oct. 26, 7:30p.m. PAC Concert Hall Sanford Piano Series, listed below. Season tickets to the PAC Series, which range Tickets: $8-$14 from $35-$50 for all three events, and single tickets to PAC Series and Sanford Piano Twentieth-century music champion Series events go on sale Sept. 22 at the PAC Box Office: (360) 650-6146. For more and award-winning pianist Stephen information, visit: http://www.pacseries.wwu.edu. Drury will perform Charles Ives' "Con­ cord" Sonata and other works. The 2004-2005 PAC Series is sponsored by The Bellingham Herald, Bellingham Weekly, Best Western Lakeway Inn and the Kukes Endowment. Paul Roberts

Paul Rosenthal Friends ZviDance Friday, Feb. 71, 7:30 p.m. PAC Concert Hall Saturday Nov 6, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, April 23 7:30 p.m. Ticket: $8-$14 Dig It a Hole PAC Concert Hall PAC Mainstage Theatre The graphic design of Art Chantry ('78) Tickets: $10-$16 Tickets: $18-24 Paul Roberts is one of Britain's Sept. 24 - Nov. 23, 2004 Violinist Paul Rosenthal is joined by ZviDance, led by Israeli-born cho­ most exciting and astute interpreters of French piano music and will be Fine arts major Art Chantry is best an ensemble of WWU faculty for an reographer and artistic director Zvi - \ performing works by Ravel, Messiaen known for helping create the poster evening of intimate chamber music Gotheiner, makes its West Coast de­ and Liszt. aesthetic that emerged out of Seattle featuring works by Boccherini, Mozart but with lyrically musical dances that onto the national scene in the late and Brahms. blend classical ballet, modern and folk 1970s. He has designed posters for ma­ elements. Natasha ParemskI Saturday, May 14, 7:30 p.m. jor theaters in Seattle, album covers for Sergio 6c Odair Sanford Plano Series PAC Concert Hall Dave Crider and Estrus Records, and in Assad Tickets: $8-14 the 1980s he was the art director for Saturday, jan. 15, The Sanford Piano Series is spon­ The Rocket. He is considered one of the 7:30 p.m. sored by the Spirit Fund of Whatcom Russian-American pianist Natasha PAC Concert Hall most innovative artists in the history Community Foundation. Proceeds Paremski, a quickly rising star, will Tickets: $16-$22 of graphic design in the United States from this sub series support the music perform works by Mozart, Schumann, in the past 25 years. Brazilian-born department's Arthur Hicks and Ford Corigliano and Rachmaninoff. Sergio and Odair Hill Piano Scholarships. Assad are today's "Birds of All Featfiew preeminent guitar

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