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Professor Richard Emmerson, Olscamp award winner Kathy Sheehan photo A youthful curiosity leads to excellence rofessor Richard Emmerson's parents Emmerson, who came to Western in 1990 provided him with a good grounding as chair of the English department, has been in religious matters, helping him to conducting research on the Middle Ages for understand the Bible and biblical his nearly 30 years, including a year he spent tory, up to the early Christian church. Later, abroad during his undergraduate days. his high school history teachers taught him During his sophomore year in England, he American history, beginning, of course, with enrolled in his first English literature course 1492. with a teacher who took his students to see a "I had this sense of really old stuff, and I medieval mystery play performed in the ru had a good sense of modern history," ins of a medieval abbey. Emmerson said. "And then there was this pe He fell in love with British plays and riod of 1500 years," between where the New Chaucer. Emmerson's curiosity about medi Testament leaves off and Columbus discov eval times was sparked anew. ers America, about which he knew very little. He also became fasci-, "I was curious about nated with castles and this empty space," he the beautiful sheepskin said. Many orhejis in Wesrem's y manuscripts from the fr A Emmerson's curiosity j:a(miy have won wmiing^ Middle Ages. To under about the Middle Ages stand the manuscripts led him to become a his neseanch^ reaching and better, and because me tory major at Columbia dievalists tend to be Union College in Mary orhen honoris. educated across a num land. There, and while See pages 4, 6 and 7. ber of disciplines, he attaining graduate de- studied Latin, Italian, grees in American and old French, art history, British literature at Andrews University and religious studies and paleography, the study Stanford, he thoroughly immersed himself in of ancient hands. the culture of the Middle Ages. That interdisciplinary education has given Today, Emmerson is an internationally him a unique perspective on the relationship known authority in medieval studies. He has between the text in the manuscripts and their five books, 32 scholarly papers on medieval decorative images, his current research area. art, literature and religion and dozens of ar Along with his own research into the lit ticles and book reviews to his credit. erature and art of the Middle Ages, Emmerson
X e-4. -j fr Emmerson's groundbreaking research, espe co-edits two scholarly journals. --Sr . Studies in Ico cially his work on the literature and art of the nography, and Traditio: Studies in Ancient and F- Apocalypse, has also earned him this year's Medieval History, Thought and Religion. His lat Paul J. Olscamp award at Western. est book, a translation with commentary on : The Olscamp award, which includes a $1,000 the middle-French play. Jour du Jugement, was published in July. Kristie Lundstrom photo check, is named for the man who served as president of Western from 1975 to 1982. "He is the best researcher that I have ever V worked with," said Ronald B. Herzman, dis The award recognizes outstanding research tinguished teaching professor of English at bad page holds yd work by a faculty member at Western. the State University of New York (SUNY), one official Homecoming It is the first time since 1984 a faculty mem of several academics who recommended invitationland eaten ber in the humanities has won the award. Continued on page 7 Contents Briefly Campus Connections...... 3.4 Viking 23 brings home $1,000 in prizes from raily Western celebrates its centennial next year. Do you have trea Besting torrential rains and a field of eight other electric sures in your attic to donate for the archives project? Also, read hybrid experimental vehicles, the Viking 23 came in a de about athletics, aesthetics and academics. cisive first in-class in the American Tour de Sol road com- petition. The team received a $500 prize for winning the hybrid/ Investments in Excellence...... 5 electric class. It also won free entry in next year's event, The phonathon and other fund-raising programs have made an I worth $500, for best energy efficiency. indelible mark on academic excellence. Despite drenching rains which flooded all contestants' batteries - plus its own clutch cable malfunction - Viking Accent on Alumni...... 6 23 chalked up 688 tour miles for its first-place finish. Russ Wilson takes over as Alumni Association president. Read about award-winning alumni and students. Grist of Goldsmith. Shannon Point wins grant for minority education A $545,000 grant from the National Science Foundation has been awarded to the Minorities in Marine Science Un Literary and Other Honors...... 7 dergraduate Program at Western's Shannon Point Marine Center. Shannon Point has operated the program with NSF The Fresh Connection ...... 8-9 support since 1990. This grant will extend the program an Our new chapters and a 56-year-old round-robin letter connect additional five years, beginning in 1999. alumni all over the country with the campus on Sehome Hill. Western graduates find employment plentiful Reflecting a five-year, nationwide expansion in job pros Class Notes & Memoriams...... 10-11 pects for college graduates, nearly 80 percent of Western Short notes and announcements about Western's alumni. Washington University's 1996-97 bachelor's degree gradu ates - and more than 95 percent of teacher certificate re Honor Roll of Donors...... 12-15 cipients - have found employment, according to a survey Our annual list of supporters appears in this issue conducted by Western's Career Services Center. Of those with a bachelor's degree, 52.6 percent said they were working in a job related to their area of study, with Calendar of Events and Homecoming Invitation...... 16 26.5 percent in non-related jobs, and 12.6 percent pursu ing further education. Teacher certificate recipients reported 89.3 percent em
.j, , " '■i. • ployment in a related field, 6.2 percent in work not related ^ "■‘*1 to their degree and slightly more than 1 percent seeking Alumni further education. James E. Shaw named campus police chief Officers Russ Wilson, 79, Ferndale, president; Tony Larson, '88, Bellingham, president James E. Shaw, who has 30 years experience in law en elect; Lyle Morse, 70, Olympia, immediate past president; Jim Ferguson, '84, forcement, has been named chief of public safety at West Woodinville, treasurer. ern. Shaw, 55, has held the same position at California State University, Stanislaus, since 1988. He holds a management Executives-at-Large ■ degree from St. Mary's College inMoraga, Calif., and a spe Karen Hulford, '69, Bellingham; David Moore, '84, Mt. Vernon; Lori Riffe, '93, Seattle; Bart Shilvock, '76, Seattle; Larry Taylor, '72; Seattle. cialized teaching credential in police science earned at the University of California, Berkeley. Board Members Mel Blackman, '74, Nanaimo, B.C.; David Britton, '70, Federal Way; Martin Chorba, '66 & '75, Bellingham; Beth Cooley, '67, Samish Island; Bunny (Martha) New women's basketball coach hired Cummins, '69, Lynnwood; Allan Darr, '85, Everett; Cheryl Dickerson, '80, Gina Sampson, a former All-American and Athlete of the Bellingham; Jaihonna German, '93, Seattle; Kelly Guise, '91, Seattle; Brad Haggen, Year at Western, will replace Lori deKubber as assistant coach '90, Bellingham; Patrick Halcomb, '83, Medina; Marv Toland, '83, Kirkland; Reed Zulauf, '83, Puyallup. of the women's basketball program. Sampson, 24, coached and played for a pro team in Australia last year. She holds Chapter Contacts 18 Viking records. Kelly Follis, Juneau, AK; Crystal Nygard, Anchorage, AK; Gene Langille or June Hartstra, San Francisco Bay Area; Susan Neighbors, Santa Barbara, CA; Sam Porter, San Diego; Paul SchUchting or Dean Wilson, Los Angeles Area; Patricia Swenson, Provost De Lorme to retire in September 1999 Portland/Vancouver; Denny Freebum, Boise; Kristine Worland, Phoenix; Charles Ss’S Provost Roland De Lorme will retire in September 1999. Odell, Washington, D.C.; Marty Brown, New York; Laura May, Hawaii. De Lorme, who served as acting president from March Regional Coordinators through July 1993, was appointed associate provost in 1989, Chet Ullin, Kitsap Peninsula; Grant Boettcher, Raleigh, N.C.; Frank Williams, acting provost in 1990 and provost in 1991. A specialist in Australia; Patrick Lovell, Tokyo, Japan. western U.S. history, he came to Western in 1966 as an assistant professor of history and became a full professor in 1978. He chaired the history department from 1971 to 1980 and from 1984 to 1989.
Conferences bring Whatcom County $1.9 million Conferences held at Western contribute at least $1.9 mil lion annually to the Whatcom County economy, accord ing to the university's director of conference services, Diana WINDOW ON WESTERN Bakkom. The figures were gleaned from a report by the As sociation of Collegiate Conference and Events Directors- is published three times a year by the Alumni, Foundation and Public Information offices. International, which represents event coordinators at 450 U.S. and Canadian universities. Editor Graphic Design Kathy Sheehan Veronica Tomaszweski Taylor Journalism scholarship named for Steve Rupp Writers: Editorial Board: The family of Steve Rupp ('84) has set up a journalism Jo Collinge, Steve Inge, Kristie Mark Bagley, Jo Collinge, Chris Goldsmith, scholarship in memory of The Bellingham Herald's late sports Lundstrom, Paul Madison, Lynne Kathleen Holmes, Kristie Lundstrom and editor. Masland, Kathy Sheehan and Lynne Masland. Norah West Rupp was a former football player at Western.
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^ V Campus Connections Western at 100: Continuing the Legacy of Learning t's time to drag that box of represent not community. out those items that really cap "college stuff" out of the only personal We are inter ture the essence of what West attic and make it a part of histories but of ested in what ern was like at various points in history. fer important in students time, whether it was Bellingham sights into brought to IDuring the 1999-2000 aca Normal, Western Washington changes in the Western over demic year, Western will cel State College of Education, West history of Ameri the years as well ebrate its Centennial with the ern Washington State College or can education as what they theme: Western at 100: Continu the university of today." throughout the took away - the ing the Legacy of Learning. He suggests alumni send photo 20th century," he whole range of copies of items like diary excerpts, Chris Friday, director of what a 'legacy' says. letters, event programs or photos Western's Center for Pacific really is." "We have some Northwest Studies, wants to or a dubbed tape of musical events, wonderful insti Friday cau make alumni memories a vital performances or oral histories. A tutional photos tions that "we part of the year-long celebration. determination can be made about and a growing can't take ev He is seeking material to assist whether to see’ a high-quality number of oral erything." in the creation of several exhib copy of the iteir or to ask permis histories from its, including an interactive web Even one sion to borrow lire original. faculty and ad page for the Centennial period. photo from each of the 75,000 ministrators," Friday adds. "But known alumni "would bury us "Photos, letters, diaries - even they don't tell us nearly enough To offer items for the archives here at the archives," he adds memories and memorabilia from about what the Western experi project, contact with a laugh. "But we can seek times as recent as the 1990s - ence meant to students or to the • Chris Friday, Center for Pacific Northwest Studies, WWU, Western's Center for Pacific North- • Letters about Western to family • Athletics and extracurricular 1 Bellingham, WA 98225-9123 west Studies is seeking material and friends activities Phone: (360) 650-7747 from alumni to assist in creating • Written or taped reminiscences • Interaction between stu- . E-mail: [email protected] several Centennial exhibits and and reflections dents and the Bellingham enhancing the university's archives • Diaries or creative writing community • Chris Goldsmith, Alumni for generations to come. • Impact of historic events on House, WWU, Bellingham, WA Topics of particular interest: 98225-9199 campus life ' Helpful items: • Why you chose Western Phone: (360) 650-3353 or • Family visits to campus ' • Photos • Gff-campus outings (800) 676-6885 • Event programs • What was Western's lasting in- • Dorm and apartment life E-mail: [email protected]. • Club minutes and memorabilia fluence on you? Accreditation report lauds academics, aesthetics he Northwest Association mission also applauded of this state," said university ment its master plan as soon as of Schools and Colleges' Western's beautiful campus and president Karen Morse. feasible. Other recommenda Commission on Colleges the university's active mentoring tions include preparing an over The commission does not Thas extended the university's acof new faculty members. all, formal, institutional assess grant accreditation for a definite creditation, commending West ment plan to identify and pub "This periodic review by our number of years but conducts ern for the "strength and qual lish expected learning outcomes peers, which is preceded by an full-scale evaluations at least ev ity of its commitment to excel and reviewing faculty perfor intensive internal study of all as ery 10 years. lence of the undergraduate ex pects of university life, is invalu- mance every three years instead The evaluation committee also perience." able in measuring how well of the current five. noted that Western is facing In a report by a high-level Western is accomplishing its The accreditation process took acute space shortages and recom evaluation committee that vis mission of providing an excel 18 months. mended the university imple ited campus in April, the com lent education for the students
y'4fcy>. by Western President Karen Morse Point of View I -5
hroughout this issue, A Fairhaven junior, Kimberly science education. gress of the International you will read about R. Mettler-Chase, was selected Association for Cross-Cul Increasingly, Western has be honors that have from 370 nominees nationwide tural Psychology, the first come the site for lifetime learn Tcome to our students, facas a 1998 Morris K. Udall scholar. time this conference was ing opportunities that draw ulty and staff in recent She will use her $5,000 award to held in the people from around the state and months. We applaud their further her goal of working for a nation. These range from Adven United accomplishments as indi social service or non-profit States. That tures in Science & Arts for stu it was held viduals and the enhance agency in a Native American dents as young as the sixth grade ment of Western's reputa co’imunity. at Western to the Business Week, which gives tion for excellence that re / junior biochemistry major, high school students a hands-on was recog sults from such achieve nition that Joseph Mougous, was the first sense of business, to Elderhostels professor ments. Western student in the 20-year on far-ranging topics. Walt Even a partial list is im history of the prize to earn the National and international Lonner and pressive: regional American Chemical So groups are also increasingly se his psy ciety "best research award." He Two 1998 masters' in En lecting Western as a site for their chology de went on to take a national ACS glish graduates, Margot gatherings. partment colleagues have, prize for research excellence in Wixsom and Terry for three decades, been in analytical chemistry. The National Wildlife Federa Soimeman, received honor tion Conservation Summit, one the forefront of research able mention in the annual Professor emeritus of biology of two in the nation, met on into communicating suc Atlantic Monthly student writ Irwin Slesnick received the high campus this summer. cessfully across nationali ing competition, the only est award of his peers, the rarely ties, cultures and ethnic honorees from Washington. conferred Robert H. Carleton Delegates from 60 nations at groups. award for national leadership in tended the silver jubilee Con
3 Campus Connections Western leaves NAIA in a blaze of glory May 22, 1998 will forever be a The Vikings fell to 5-5 last sea red-letter day in the history of son after reaching the NAIA Di Western athletics - the day the vision II championship game in Vikings won their first, and last, 1996. Eight starters return from national team championship in a defense that posted two shut 61 years as a member of the NAIA. outs and led the Columbia Foot But for the women's fastpitch ball Association in scoring aver team that brought home that age (18.7). championship, the day will Leading the way are second- mean even more, for rarely has team all-league junior a team faced so many obstacles cornerback Mike Perez, who had in reaching its goal. four interceptions, and honor The Vikings barely received an able mention all-league senior at-large berth to nationals. In the tackle John Bergford. Bolstering days leading up to the tourney, the stop unit is the return of two they lost two pitchers to injuries. juniors, tackle Mark Bone and linebacker Tony Carr, who were Then their coach. Art Phinney, both sidelined much of last year spent most of the tournament in with injuries. Also, junior line the hospital. Four times Western Kathy Sheehan photo backer David Josker, who started came from behind to win tour Left fielder and tournament MVP Sonja Johnson, right, holds the championship trophy with on Saddleback JC's national nament games, twice in its last teammates Sarah Hanson, center, and Mandy Helzer, left. championship team in 1996 and at-bat. And then, to throw up earned all-conference honors in one last barrier, the champion The team finished with a 33- ganization," said Lynda 1997, will be back. ship game pitted the Vikings 13 record. Goodrich, director of athletics. Linemen Greg Bell and Patrick against a team they had lost to "That adds credibility to our pro six times during the season. The fastpitch title put a close Humphrey, both juniors, are the to Western's membership in the gram in recruiting." only returning offensive starters. Yet, Western overcame all of it, NAIA. The new league also means The quarterback is senior Sam sweeping through the double Western's football team will face elimination NAIA National Tour Starting with the 1998-1999 Hanson, who passed for 350 academic year, the Western ath the toughest schedule in school yards and three touchdowns as nament in Broken Arrow, Okla., history this fall. with a perfect 5-0 record, includ letic program will be a full- a backup last year. ing a 5-1 victory over arch-rival fledged member of the National The Vikings host NCAA 11 Senior running back Scott Simon Fraser University in the Collegiate Athletic Association semifinalist UC-Davis, and visits Noteboom, a part-time starter championship game. (NCAA) Division 11, competing two Big Sky Conference oppo the last two years, ran for 156 for NCAA championships. nents, Montana State and East "1 know a lot of people were yards last season. Sophomore NCAA membership means ern Washington. Eastern Wash placekicker Josh Bailey also re surprised by us winning," said ington is the defending Big Sky Phinney, who was named NAIA more funds for national cham turns. pionship travel and a piece of the champion and a NCAA 1-AA na national coach of the year. "But, tional semifinalist. Three other members of the honest to goodness, 1 wasn't. ... revenue that all NCAA schools Pacific Northwest Athletic Con When somebody works that share. The Vikings play Humboldt ference will also be moving to hard, 1 feel good things are go "And we can't mle out that the State at 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3, the NCAA: Central Washington, ing to happen." NCAA is a more recognized or Homecoming weekend. Lewis-Clark State and St. Martin's. Women's fastpitch team scores ballpark of honors In addition to the national Cathy Johnson and center fielder to the NAIA Pacific Northwest • Johnson topped the league title, the women's fastpitch team Jen Brandolini named to the all Sectional all-star team. with 44 RBIs and 18 doubles, won these honors: tournament team. • Brandolini led the PNWAC school records. • Left fielder and base-stealer • Pitchers Alison Haukaas and with a .431 batting average, 69 • Fliss had a league-best 0.94 Sonya Joseph, who made a num Devon Fliss, catcher Cathy hits, 44 runs scored and 30 sto ERA, setting school records for ber of great defensive plays, Johnson, center fielder Jen len bases, all school records. victories (14-5) and lowest ERA. named tournament MVP. Brandolini and catcher-third Named PNWAC hitter of the • Art Phinney named NAIA na baseman Andie Greenen named • Pitcher Devon Fliss, catcher year. tional coach of the year. Viking Night features auction and banquet The ninth annual Viking To recruit top stu Night, a banquet and auction to dent-athletes, scholar raise scholarship funds for ship assistance isn't Western's student-athletes, will an option; it's a neces be held Wednesday, Sept. 16, at sity. Sam Carver Gymnasium. Your participation The evening, sponsored by in the U.S. Bank/Vi U.S. Bank, includes an entertain king Night Dinner & ing talk by Jim Walden, head Sports Auction will al football coach at Washington low Western to con State University from 1978 to tinue to achieve suc 1986, and a salmon and chicken cess regionally and dinner. nationally in NCAA During the silent auction and competition. the live auction, you may bid on Tickets are $75 per sports memorabilia, vacation person. Reservations trips, gift certificates, services are recommended. and countless other valuable Call 360-650-3109 for items. more information. Investments in Excellence Contributions to Western top $5 million urthering the tradition of tions, foundations and providing private support, other organizations 8,749 alumni, parents, whose gifts totaled Ffriends, businesses, corporations nearly $3.5 million. and foundations contributed "We are truly grateful nearly $5 million to Western in to all those who have the 1997-98 giving year. made Western a part of Those private gifts, plus their charitable giv $275,000 in matching grants ing," said Jean Rahn, from the state of Washington, to executive director of taled $5,027,971. The Western Founda The total marks the second tion. consecutive year Western has re "Private gifts have ceived more than $5 million in made an indelible mark contributions and only the third at Western, benefiting time that amount has been ex thousands of students ceeded. each year. Western alumni comprised "Many of our donors have uses, including direct academic The Wilder Endowment will nearly 60 percent of all donors, taken the opportunity to become support, athletics and scholarships. fund the Wilder Construction with 5,404 graduates contribut involved with the university on In addition to these restricted gifts, Co. Distinguished Professorship ing $586,518. a very personal level and see the more than $185,000 was contrib of Business and the Environ positive impact their gifts are uted to the unrestricted Campus ment. This unique partnership Another 2,880 friends of the making," she added. "All of our Enrichment Fund. between Huxley College and the university, including many par College of Business and Econom donors can be proud of the im More than $ 1 million, includ ents of Western students, pro ics will educate students on the pact their gift is making in the ing a $250,000 state match for vided $943,036 in gifts. issues surrounding both business lives of these students." the Wilder Endowment, was The majority of private sup and the environment and how The majority of gifts received in designated for permanent en port came from 465 corpora the two can work collaboratively. 1997-98 were designated for specific dowment funds. Scholarships support student athletes The WWU Vikings will begin ing for only 19 "full-ride" / NCAA Division II play this fall. ($5,000) annual scholarships for With this historic first, annual Western's 500 student-athletes. gifts will continue to play an in An additional creasingly impor $115,000 must be tant role in the raised each year success of Viking Night through annual Western's athletic gifts or endow programs. Wednesday, ments in order to Competition Sept. 16 meet a depart will be fierce mental goal of at The Western phonathon team celebrates the successful completion of the 1997-98 phonathon. among NCAA Di See p. 4 for details taining funding vision II colleges for 42 full-rides, and universities, well below the and the Vikings are prepared to NCAA maximum. meet the challenge. With the Alumni answer Your participation will assist in heightened competition for reaching this goal. If you or playoff berths. Western must someone you know is interested continue to recruit and retain call for support in making a gift to the scholar top student-athletes to carry on ship fund, please contact Jenni With a record level of nathon team will begin calling their winning traditions. fer Rick in the Athletic Depart alumni support, the 1997-98 once again to ask for your fi Athletics currently has fund ment at (360) 650-3616. phonathon exceeded goals nancial support. and raised much-needed funds When you make a pledge, for Western's colleges and aca you have complete control demic departments. Surpass over where your gift is desig ing the established goal by nated, be it for a favorite de Fund-raising success nearly 20 percent, the seven- partment or project on cam month campaign raised more pus. Or, as many choose every than $300,000. year, the gift can be designated earns recognition for During last year's phona to the Campus Enrichment thon, 5,102 WWU alumni - Fund which supports the most the most ever for a phonathon pressing needs of campus that The Western Foundation - pledged more than $220,000. do not have funding. (That compares with the 1996- Either way, gifts from The Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) re 97 phonathon, when 3,943 alumni, parents and friends cently announced The Western Foundation has been chosen as a re alumni pledged $171,801.) positively impact the learning cipient of the 1998 CASE Circle of Excellence in Educational Fund- In total, 6,208 graduates, experience at Western. Raising Award. parents and friends committed When a Western student The Western Foundation joins a highly selective list of college and more than $300,000 to WWU calls this year, please give gen university development programs to receive this annual award which last year. erously. The Western Founda recognizes outstanding improvement in overall fund-raising activities. Beginning in October, and tion looks forward to you help ing Western reach new heights The Western Foundation sincerely thanks all the alumni, parents, continuing through April, friends, employees, corporations, foundations and businesses through members of the Western pho again this year. whose continued generosity this award was made possible. 5 Sccent on Alumni Wilson new president Grist of Alumni Association Russ Wilson ('79), a certified public accoun of Goldsmith tant and managing partner of Moss Adams in ■ m Bellingham, became president of the Alumni As sociation at the organization's May meeting. By Chris Goldsmith A Femdale resident, Wilson was alumni vol- - Alumni Director unteer of the year in 1997. Tony Larson ('88) is the new president elect. By anyone's count, 100 years is a long time. A century! Ten decades! A milestone! New student from Tumwater Cause for celebration! wins license plate scholarship Congratulations and thank you to all those Washington-based alumni and other And celebrate we will in the fall of 1999 supporters who have purchased and are now displaying AATWU license plates. through the summer of the year 2000, as Western marks the 100 years since these Your support has generated more than $14,000 in revenue for scholarships at doors of higher education opened and the Western. first students walked through them to take The very first recipient of this award is Christy Ott, a first-year student from their seats in 1899. Tumwater. She will receive $2,500 per year for each of the next four years. We recently invited back to campus Purchasers of WWU collegiate license plates pay $40 each (in addition to the regu those members of the classes of 1947, lar plate/tab fee). Of that $40, $28 is returned to Western to be used for scholarships. 1948 and 1949 for a celebration of the 50 or so years since their graduations. By all Those renewing their plates in subsequent years, pay $30, which also generates accounts, they and their classmates had a $28 for this scholarship program. great time. (They even told us so numer The WWU Aiumni Association board of directors' awards committee also has pro ous times throughout the weekend.) vided 13 $1,000 renewable scholarships to students for the 1998-99 academic year. Given that their celebration was for 50 Three other Western students were also each awarded $2,000 one-time scholarships years and that we will likely make a simi for the coming academic year. lar effort next spring for the classes of Alumni Association Board of Directors' scholarships are funded through earnings 1948, 1949, 1950 and 1951, we need to of the Alumni Association Scholarship Fund. This fund has grown over the years do something quite different to mark the through the contributions of Western graduates and friends. Those donations and 100th birthday of the institution that you investment earnings have now brought the fund to a total exceeding $450,000. and I attended. So, how about decade reunions? Western has already established a Cen Ray "Bud" Burke tennial celebration committee and our On Humboldt State University's campus, geology early meetings came up with this notion. professor Rajunond M. Burke is so approachable to So mark your calendars for the late spring students and so generous about lending time - and or eariy summer of the year 2000. We are sometimes money - to students that everyone just going to invite you back to help us cel cails him "Bud." ebrate. Now the man who left Western in 1972 with a We'll probably combine some of the master's and a bachelor's degree in geology is earlier years like the '20s and '30s; but the Humboldt State's Outstanding Professor of the year. '40s, '50s, '60s, '70s, '80s and '90s will each have their own two-day (at least) celebra As one student put it, "Bud is the man. By this, I tions on campus. mean he is somewhat of a hero for us students. He is the most approachable professor on campus." And lest you younger types actually think there's no one around from those Burke cites his former teachers at Western, Ross early years - I, just in writing this, came Ellis and Don Easterbrook, as influential in develop up with Kathleen Taft in Spokane; ing both his excitement about the field of geology Howard Wilder in Union; Chet and and his approach to teaching. Phyllis Ullin in Bremerton; and many more. They and all of Western's graduates and former students are our heritage. We know you'll want to come back and celebrate this accomplishment with your Another award for Pat Swenson classmates on campus. Alumna Patricia Swenson was given the 1998 Edith Knight Hill Award by the Portland professional chapter of the Association for Women in Communications. Given jointly to Swenson and Portland Public Schools' radio station KBPS, where she was general manager for 46 years, the award is for outstanding contributions to improve the quality of life in Oregon. '99 Distinguished Alumnus Award As general manager of KBPS, Swenson secured funding which brought 24-hour The Alumni Association is seeking nominations for classical music and cultural arts programming to Portland. the 1999 Distinguished Alumnus Award. The award recognizes a Western graduate for a life time of achievement in a particular field or to hu Rabdau practicing law in Portland manity in general. Matthew D. Rabdau ('90) is an associate at Miller Nash LLP, one of the Pacific Northwest's largest law firms, focusing his practice on intellectual property - liti Send nomination letters, with a current resume, gation, licensing agreements and acquisition of domestic and foreign trademarks, at least three letters of support and any other ma patents and copyrights. terial to Distinguished Alumnus Award, Alumni House, Western Washington University, He received his law degree and a master's of intellectual property from Franklin Bellingham, WA 98225-9199. Pierce Law Center in 1997. He's a member of the Oregon State Bar and the Multnomah County Bar Association. Authors form a large winner's circle Western's English Depart Derek Williams has been the ment faculty and alumni Web site coordinator for The Bell- have had a banner year in gar ingham Review
Former senior class president Wally Keehr and class secre FORMING FIRST CHAPTER: A group that tary-treasurer Arlene Wright, Kelly Follis, Kristen Wright and Chris 1 of the Juneau chapter of the Alumni Associatio (Swanson) Niegemann relived Happy alumni from the San Diego chapter shared a sunset dinner at Malibu old times at a reunion for the after a full day of touring the new J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles. classes of 1947, '48 and '49 in June. They are 1949 graduates. It's the education, silly! They made it big Chapters keep connect fresh in New York By Steve Inge By Kristie Lundstrom Whenever the Western ''If I can make it here, alumni crew visits a new city, someone at some I can make it anywhere." time will ask, "'Why That could be the slogan for New York residents are you guys in New Erica Christensen ('97) and Doug Anderson ('94). York (or Boston, Port land, Boise, Olympia, Christensen, a native of Bellingham, is produc- etc.)? Out looking for ; tion assistant for MTV Live, a show that features money?" interviews with comics, musicians and major stars. Her duties include researching the guests, prep- While alumni financial ping the audience before the show begins and support is extremely valu editing the taped elements of the live show. able to Western, alumni chapter activities and alumni So when Western's Alumni Association held events are not fund-raising ac alumni gatherings on the East Coast in April, tivities. We travel to meet people Christensen showed the alumni staff around the who are important to Western's kaleidoscopic MTV's Time Square headquarters. long-term success. The tour included the MTV Live set and the stu dios where animated segments and sports shows You, WWU alumni, have are created. something that no other group in the world can provide: your Though working her way, up the corporate lad life story in the years A. W. (After der, Christensen began her career as an intern on Western). MTV Sports. The high-powered and competitive internship came her way when associate profes Alumni are people who put a sor of communications emeritus Alden C. Smith Western education to work for ern and throughout my ca introduced Christensen to Anderson, who had themselves. In some instances, reer," she said. begun his career at MTV as an intern, too. the education is directly related W e to a profession like accounting, Similarly, Moira Hopkins could take every busi Today, Anderson has a corner office with a win finance, or audiology. In other ('91) spends her time in Wash ness card gathered at each dow at MTV's Broadway location. It's so packed cases, indeed most, the relation ington, D.C., as a camera person alumni chapter meeting and re with videos and entertainment posters, and he's ship is less direct. for Fox Television News. A 1991 late a story of personal achieve so busy with his job as segment producer tot MTV communications graduate, ment. T5q)ically, each person will Sports, he almost didn't have time to meet with In all instances, the Western Hopkins throws elbows with the say something about his or her the Western delegation. education provides tools for liv career not taking the exact path competition as they position After his internship, Anderson was hired as a ing the business of life, of get they had anticipated (although themselves to catch the best vi production assistant. Later, he did a stint as asso ting along in this world. And the there are always a few whose vi sual angle for a story at the fed ciate producer and, for the past four years, seg stories are fascinating to hear. sion was very clear at the out eral courthouse. ment producer for MTV Sports. Anderson, who set). Consider Kai Fujita. Armed Her WWU education provided once did a first-person story on Bungee jumping, with a degree in sociology/an her the technical skills to pursue Brought back to campus, these enjoys the creative atmosphere MTV provides and thropology, she left Western in her craft and the strength of char stories are shared with faculty is currently working on a new project for MTV 1972 and landed a job at the Uni acter to compete in an intensely and others who work with stu Sports. versity of Washington. That po competitive media market. dents making life decisions. sition led her to KCTS TV, Seattle's What lies in the future? Documentary stories PBS outlet, which was then more In Phoenix, we met Kristine That is why WWU goes on the and the possibility of returning to Western for a directly tied to the university Worland ('86,) senior consultant road. To hear your story and to teaching degree, he says. for Continuum Consulting, a firm share that story with others. than it is today. That, in turn, led Both Christensen and Anderson say they owe a Jen Nikolai her to WGBH in Boston. she founded after working a num We who travel the alumni cir lot to Smith for his help in landing them exciting journalism ^ ber of years for others and learn Through the years she worked cuit are very fortunate, for we jobs in the entertainment industry. internship ing the software trade. From her each meet literally hundreds of editorial as as an administrator on such pro magazine in base in Scottsdale, she builds her alumni each year and our list of But Smith said the two "did it on their own." grams as Frontline and Nova. future, and is also willing to pro some movie r friends grows continually. "They're live wires. They were both very aggres contribution! "1 was very fortunate to have vide some organizational effort for sive in looking for the internship," Smith said. excellent mentors, both at West- the alumni chapter in Arizona. Continued on page 9 8 Kristie Lundstrom photos
^ CHAPTER: A group that included (left to right) Bob i, Kristen Wright and Chris Follis helped launch the start ter of the Alumni Association last November
The Round Robins at a 1996 reunion near Tonasket: from left to right: Sparky (f.f.) Allen, Jean Allen, Walt Kahle, Dorothy Kahle, Lela Turner, Murph (M. W.) Fomer, Marion Turner, 56 ye^s Jo Fomer, Yvonne Lahti.
ela Kaufman had never heard of a round the others as well and mails it to the fourth per robin letter when two other graduates son with the letters from the first two writers. of the Western Washington College of And so on. Education, Josephine Stroebel and Jean The writers start removing their own letters Vilwock, asked her to become part of one. L once the package has been around the circle once. "They practically had to draw me a diagram so I could Forner, a retired Highline School dis figure out what they were talk trict teacher, became the warbler, a joke about her singing ability. The others are ing about," Kaufman, now Lela K. Turner ('44), says with Yvonne Konnerup Lahti ('46), the a laugh. nightingale, reputed to have similar singing ability; Jean Vilwock Allen esidents That was in 1942 when the three ('45), the pea hen; Dorothy Schaus on ('94). friends took a summer trip to Kahle, ('62), the house wren who types produc- the San Juan Islands. her letters; and Julie Tonn ('40), the long- __ features Doug Anderson "I just knew if we didn't do legged crane. (The seventh, Ellen Waineo Jor stars, something like this we would Cattron, who died several years ago, was ts, prep- lose contact with each other," called the mother hen because she had fins and says Jo Stroebel Fomer ('40), who children when the round robin ow. came up with the idea of forming started.) on held a small group of Western graduates The letters and the group's regular n April, to write letters to each other. reunions during the last half century, und the The round robin letter is still alive to have kept the group very close-knit. juarters. day, with six of the original seven West The women are always accompanied the stu- ern "robins" continuing to write to each by their husbands, and children of ts shows other several times a year. They also ten come along as well. have been holding annual reunions "Our kids almost regard each other rate lad- since 1962, usually at their homes. as cousins," Turner said. item on Turner, known as the chickadee in the group, In 1978 the women, most of whom lived in ipetitive caught on quickly to the idea. She acknowledges the Northwest, traveled to New Jersey and New : profes- that she often pens the longest letters, telling her England with their husbands to see Tonn who 1 Smith Erica Christensen former college friends about her family and about had given up teaching years earlier to work in ?ho had life in Tonasket where she now lives. New York City. X As Turner explains, a round robin letter is a kind Tonn planned a sight-seeing tour of New En h a win- of chain letter. Each member of the group has a gland for all the robins. Turner said. "That was I packed place in the chain. The first person writes a letter the most interesting thing we ever did." and he's to the others and mails it to the second person. The group has also traveled to Victoria, B.C., ioxMTV The second person writes a letter to all six and for a reunion and to Fort Worden where they will eet with mails it, along with the first person's letter, to the third person. The third person pens a note to reunite again in September. red as a as asso- ars, seg- Continued from page 8 wine, not available at your cor in exclusivity. You, as alumni, m, who ner store (and even hard to get need to provide some ideas and imping, The others who are really for at the winery). The food was some energy. ides and good and company was even tunate are the alumni who at A number of people have re or MTV better. The 55 alumni attending tend the activities that we plan. cently called regarding alumni learned a bit about WWU today, I® Frankly, we know how to put chapters in their areas. We want iSM and met some of the others who 7 stories Jen Nikolaisen together a great event. Just ask you to keep calling, or, as they shared special times on Sehome im for a anyone who has attended a re say in modern America: Hill. gional alumni get together such "Visit our web-site:" jy owe a Jen Nikolaisen, a March 1998 as the San Francisco Bay area Sorry that you missed exciting journalism graduate, landed an event, held at Gene and Ann that one? Make sure you internship in January as an Langille's elegant waterfront attend the next event in editorial assistant at Premiere ft home in Point Richmond. your area. own. magazine in New York, She wrote some movie reviews and made other The principal task of alumni We barbecued salmon and You can also send us e-mail and r aggres- contributions to the magazine brought in a case of Mount Baker chapters is to bring people to 1 said. become "virtually involved:" Vineyards Madeline Angevine gether. They are not an exercise [email protected]. 9 Class Notes through his employer, Batelle Northwest, 1940 - Mitch Evich is a substitute teacher 1971 - Steve Doerrer Is the manager and sible for the recovery and identification of with the Bellingham Public Schools. teaching pro at the Roblnswood Tennis plans and presents programs for students military deceased, particularly in Southeast Center in Bellevue. ... Dr. James Worley and teachers.... Peg Estes teaches at Bad Asia.... Steve Conn displayed his artwork 1952 - Dick Clark (VO MA) is president of has been an optometrist since 1983. ger Mountain Elementary in Richland. ... at the Skagit County treasurer's office. the Bellingham chapter of the Washington Worley's practice is in Wapato. Dan Marshall was honored at the Pierce Conn's artwork includes pastel landscapes State Music Teachers' Association and the College's Distinguished Alumni banquet— featuring the Skagit County area— Daniel director of the arts program for Blaine's Per 1973 - Jim Diedrick, professor of English Connie Mennie is the executive adminis O'Donnell was appointed by Gov. Gary forming Arts Center. at Albion College, has been named the tration assistant to the Snohomish County Locke to the Washington Real Estate Com 1997-98 Phi Beta Kappa scholar. ... Taimi executive. mission. O'Donnell was also elected to the 1954 - Georgine Hayward-Borders re Dunn Gorman ('77) was appointed to the La Conner Town Council. tired from teaching July 1997, but remains Small Business Improvement Council by 1983 - Robert Carter is one of two morn active working in the Kelso Schools part- Gov. Gary Locke and will serve a term ing anchors at KPUG in Bellingham. He 1985 - Susan Holmes is the principal of time. She plans to open a consulting and through the year 2001. Gorman was nomi writes news stories, conducts interviews Custer Elementary School. ... Brad Jineb tutoring business in her Kelso home this nated by the National Restaurant Associa and reviews DVD movies for a web site.... is the executive chef for Cutter's Bayhouse fall. Hayward-Borders can be reached by tion to attend the 1998 Congressional Steve Clarke has been named planning at the Pike Place Market. ... Bill Wright e-mail: [email protected] Small Business Summit in Washington, DC. principal for Bellingham High School. owns Gourmet Alaska, a shop that sells ... Ronald Jackman is the vice president Clarke will become the principal upon cookware and home-brewing supplies in 1961 - Beverly Sullivan was selected as and senior relationship officer at the completion of the work. ... Marcie Huson, Juneau. one of the 1998 Women of Achievement Bellevue Financial Center office of Pacific a missionary to Hungary, spent the sum by Clark College Women's Programs and Northwest Bank.... Mike Springer retired mer in Europe working with leadership de 1986 - Mark Hewitt joined the Everett- the YWCA of Clark County. Sullivan is the from the Edmonds Fire Department with velopment and church planting.... Walter South office of Windermere Real Estate.... director of financial aid for Clark College. 20 years of service. Springer will now em Klockers is the associate pastor of Resur Lynn Wedekind works at the wellness and rection Lutheran Church in Plano, Texas. cardiac rehabilitation program at Jefferson 1962 - Ray Senner owns a shoe repair bark on a new, yet to be decided, career. ... Robert Lindsay General Hospital in Port Townsend. has been promoted 1987 - Jon Bauer, a staff writer for The to branch manager of Anacortes journal, received two awards from the Spokane office of the western Washington professional chap EMCON. ter of the Society of Professional journal Doug Massey Marianne McClary is ists. ... Mikelanne Burk was promoted to the anchor of "Good Western's 1974 Outstanding Graduate in sociology news director for KAFE/KPUG radio stations. Day Sacramento" at Burk has been assistant news director since was elected to membership in the National Academy KMAX-TV in Sacra 1992 and is in her 10th year of broadcast of Sciences (NAS) in April. mento. McClary wel journalism. ... Crystal Tamcke King is the comes e-mail, espe Doug Massey is professor and chair of the sociol producer-reporter at CBS affiliate WTVR in cially from '83 ogy department at the University of Pennsylvania. Richmond, Va. ... Brian Larin works for and '84 TV broadcast- Hewlett-Packard's corporate offices in world His fields of research include demography, immi ing grads, at gration, race and ethnic relations, urban studies and mariannemcclary wide plastics procurement. Latin American studies. @juno.com ... Andy 1988 - Karen Funston received her doc Sennes is the prop Massey is also an American Academy of the Arts tor of law degree from the University of erty manager for the Washington. ... Michael Taggart is on a and Sciences Fellow and a member of the Sociologi City of Chehalis. ... cal Research Association. Last year he received nearly $2 million in grants for teacher exchange for one year at Pete Simpson is in his Hawkesbury High School in Australia. research on immigration, race relations and inequality. sixth year as man Taggart returns to Evergreen Middle School Massey, who has an M.A. and Ph.D. in sociology from Princeton, graduated from ager/director of in Everett next year. Taggart can be reached Camp Inciiannola, a Western magna cum laude with degrees in sociology, psychology and Spanish. by e-mail at [email protected] United Methodist He lives in Philadelphia with his wife, Susan R. Ross, a professor of microbiology camp and retreat cen 1989 - James Cowles received his doctoral at Penn, and their daughter, Vanessa, 7. ter. ... Kelley Wong, degree in environmental toxicology from assistant director of Clemson University.... Brad Johnson is the the annual fund at third generation Johnson to become a part Reed College, has won the "Rising Star" ner in the Do-it-Center Hardware Store in shop in Monroe, Wash. Senner is consid 1974 - Barbara Ballard received the Wash award in development from the CASE VIII Maple Valley. ... Nathan LaFayette is the ered the "Ray of all trades" and can help ington Classroom Assessment Recognition executive director of the Cheney Chamber you with a course in conversational Chi District. Award co-sponsored by the Commission nese, knife sharpening and special artwork. of Commerce. on Student Learning, the Washington Edu 1984 William Belcher ('85 MA) works as an anthropologist with the U.S. Army's 1990 - Debra Jones was honored as 1964 - John Chllson owns several historic cation Association and the state superin Central Identification Laboratory at Whatcom County Professional Woman of buildings in Longview, Astoria and Port tendent of Public Instruction. ... Lynda HIckham Air Force base on Oahu, Hawaii. the Year for 1997. Jones was recently land. Chllson preserves history by restor Belt, an instructor at Puyallup High School, Belcher is a part of a team that Is respon named vice president and corporate con- ing the buildings as close as possible to is the drama coach for a program called their original condition. ... Jim Freeman, drama outreach__ David Hastings, is the who has been a teacher and coach for 34 chief of archival services and has worked years, retired in June. Freeman spent the for the Washington State Archives system last 28 years teaching at Mt. Baker High for 20 years. Hastings is one of only four School. people responsible for safeguarding the Weddings state's history by protecting thousands of 1965 - Janet Elizabeth Mills is the chair documents, books, artifacts and reels of mi woman of the math department at Seattle crofilm. ... Janet Lutz-Smith retired as the 1973 - Curtis Dalrymple and Jane Pless ('98) on April 23. University. ... William Kindler has been first and only director of Lydia Place in Bell 1976 - Dr. John Lundy ('77 MA) and Patricia Knechtges on Feb. 15. elected senior vice president, specialty ingham, a shelter for homeless women and pulp, with Rayonier in Stamford, Conn. children__ Tim Mead, head football coach 1981 - Lynn Hunt and Timothy Shell on Mar. 13. and teacher at Kamiak High School, Is tak 1966 - Norm Gregory is at KjR-FM doing ing a year's leave to enter an internship with 1989 - Diane Waldock and Marcus Osborn on Feb. 14. the afternoon shift.... Bert Paul, owner of the goal of obtaining his principal creden 1990 - Blaine Clyde and Susan Granger ('91) on Sept. 20. ... Thomas Roe and Diane Forks Thrifty Mart, has been appointed to tials. the board of governors of the Peninsula Raekes on April 18. ... Laurie Whitebook and Howard Herrick on May 2. College Foundation. 1976 - Bruce Cowan is in his 20th year of 1991 - Pamela Bright and Allen Lee Anderson on Jan. 3. ... Christopher Carlson and teaching primary grades at Grant Street Katherine Ertman on May 9. ... Kami Erickson and Clayton Erickson on Sept. 27. ... Susan 1967 - Diana Bakkom was elected to a School In Port Townsend. second term as secretary of the Associa Granger and Blaine Clyde ('90) on Sept. 20. ... Wendy Rantala and Steve Zawoysky on tion of Collegiate Conference and Event 1977 - Stephen Buckiew graduated from Dec. 20. Directors, an international organization. Bastyr University with a doctorate in Natur 1992 - D. Paul Bennett and Shauna Atkins ('93) on Sept. 20. ... Melissa Neumayer and Bakkom also received the jack Thornton opathy. He practices medicine in Seattle. joe Witsoe on Mar. 28. ... Thomas Ryle and Wendy Zydek on May 16. Distinguished Service Award from the as 1979 - Anne Gordon is the owner of sociation. ... Sheila Fox, assistant dean of 1993 - Shauna Atkins and D. Paul Bennett ('92) on Sept. 20. ... Maureen Farren and Anne's Animal Actors. Gordon trains ani the Woodring College of Education, was David Sherman on April 4. ... Katherine Patera and Timothy Courchaine on Feb. 14. ... mals to be used in commercials, movies, inducted into Granite Falls High School Todd Stephenson and Jan Connole ('94) on Sept. 13. Alumni "Hall of Fame". ... Eric Warn was TV movies and commercial stills. ... Gale recognized for his community involvement Mann, who Is a staff writer for The 1994 - Royle Johnson and Shani Goodrow on Aug. 23. by the Tacoma Chamber of Commerce. Anacortes American, received two awards Warn is employed by the Mlnuteman Press. from the Western Washington chapter of 1995 - Sandra Antonucci and Robert Bennett ('97) on April 4.... Michelle Austin and Jeff the Society of Professional journalists. ... Chalfant on May 2__ Ismael Cacatian and Bobbi Bahr ('96) on Apr. 4— Timothy Schulz 1968 - Connie Amburgy received recog Glenn Olson ('86 MA) is the acting Clark and Gloria Schoen ('97) on Mar. 21. nition as "Teacher of the Month" by the County administrator. Renton Rotary Club. Amburgy teaches at 1996 - Bobbi Bahr and Ismael Cacatian ('95) on Apr. 4. ... Eric Cahan and Andrea Davis Campbell Hill Elementary School. ... Jess 1980 - Calvin Bratt has been appointed ('97) on July 12. ... Maria Chaves and Steven Lindberg on Jan. 10 ... Rebecca Ferry and del Bosque ('74) was appointed by Gov. news editor of The Lynden Tribune. ... Joy Douglas Richardson on April 11. ... Jennifer Hanson and Jose Hernandez on Feb. 7. ... Gary Locke to the Skagit Valley College Lansdowne is the principal at Glenwood Holly Hinman and Patrick Baker on Feb. 14. Board of Trustees__ Gary Davis Peterson Elementary School in Everett. 1997 - Robert Bennett and Sandra Antonucci ('95) on April 4. ... Andrea Chausse and retired from Pacific Lutheran University af 1982 - Jeffrey Estes was the recipient of jered Ruback on Mar. 29. ... Andrea Davis and Erich Cahan ('96) on July 12. ... Kristina ter teaching mathematics for 31 years. the 1997 KCTS Gold Apple Award. Estes, Snyder and John Lowe, Oct. 25. ... Gloria Schoen and Timothy Schulz ('95) on Mar. 21. 10 Deacon's "symbolic species" Fairhaven College's Terrence Deacon ('76) has received a lot of Memoriams attention in the scientific community from his recently published book The Symbolic Species: The Co-evolution of Language and the Hu Alumni man Brain. 1923 - Lorena Bellingar, 94, died May 17. 1966 - Richard Kaps, 55, a retired teacher In it, Deacon explores the nature of language and why humans for Sequim School District, died of lym are the only species to have mastered it. He also addresses the 1924 - Anita Berentson Mitchell, 93, a phoma Feb. 3— Patricia Akita Miyahira, question of why children are able to learn new languages easily retired teacher, died Feb. 10. 53, a teacher, died after a year- long illness while adults have a harder time picking them up. March 31. ... Douglas Rasmussen, 57, a 1925 - Althea Taylor, 93, a retired teacher, retired computer analyst for Boeing, died Deacon is a renowned researcher in neuroscience and evolu died May 26. Aug. 5— Joseph Richer, 55, an educator tionary anthropology, an associate professor of biological anthro- at Everett High School, died suddenly while 1926 ~ Mary Hoskamer Tallman, 94, a jogging on April 4. polo^ at Boston University and a research associate at Harvard retired teacher, died April 25. Medical School. 1968 - Marlene Hilsenberg, 62, an edu 1927 - Mary Erchinger, 90, who worked He has devoted much of his time to laboratory research at cator in California, died Jan. 19.... E. James In the family businesses, Erchinger's Bak (Jim) Lampshire, 53, a building contrac Harvard's McLean Hospital in neural transplantation techniques ery In Port Townsend and Garden Street tor, died March 21. for the treatment of human brain disorders. Dairy Drive-In in Bellingham, died April 2. She had also taught school in Stanwood. Deacon taught at Harvard, where he earned his master's in edu 1969 - Robert A. Nelson, 53, an engineer for Contel/GTE died of cancer May 28. cation and a Ph.D. in biological anthropology, for eight years be 1941 - Roy Franko, 78, a retired teacher, fore going to Boston University in 1992. He lives in Concord, Mass., coach, principal and administrator, died 1976 - Jerry Vrooman, 56, a former state near Walden Pond, with his wife Cris (Kathryn Criscitiello, also a April 11. legislator who served as Everett's liaison to '76 Fairhaven grad), daughter Anneka, son John, a cat and a dog. the Legislature and as a campaign consult 1942 - Harry Grimiund, 89, a retired prin ant, died Feb. 26. cipal, died April 10. 1978 - George Harrell, ('88 MA), 49, a 1945 - Elsie Boling Todd, 82, a former 1996 - Jon Albright Is working full time corporate archivist, died June 13. ... trailer of the Brown & Cole Stores.... Anne teacher, died April 17. Meghan Rehling, 42, an educator in the Bennett Mix published Lost in the Victory; with Outward Bound in Maine.... Andrea Franklin Pierce School District, died In a Reflections of American War Orphans with Benson had a lead role in "The Maids" at 1947 - Alice McKelvey, 73, died April 18. diving accident on April 18. University of North Texas Press. ... Rosie The Empty Space in Seattle. ... Michael Jager Smith, account executive for 101 Gibbs Hill accepted a four-year excellence 1951 - Sam Kelly ('61 MEd), 69, provost/ 1980 - Brent Golden, 40, a dealer at KUFO was named Media Rep of the Year fellowship from Rutgers University to pur vice president for academic affairs at West Nooksack River Casino, died In a car acci by the Portland Advertising Federation. sue a Ph.D. in comparative literature. ... ern from 1987 to 1989 who served as dent May 1. ... Jeffrey Groen, 41, co Mark Hoffman spent the last year and one teacher and administrator for two decades, owner of J and S Progressive Seed Inc., died 1991 - Jackson Lynch and his wife Stacey half in El Salvador working as a volunteer died May 23. He was also a co-founder of of cancer June 8. (Clark) Lynch ('92) live in Texarkana, emergency medical technician. ... Justin Whatcom Community College. Texas. Jackson works as a human resource Neal has been working as assistant to the 1985 - Nancy Parker-West, 35, a mer manager for International Paper and Stacey literary manager at the Intiman Theatre in 1952 - Edwin Lapsley, 68, a retired per chandising representative for Levis, died Is the director of sales for the Four Points Seattle. ... Orlando Steinauer resigned sonnel manager from Boeing, died June 16. from cancer April 22 Timothy Winslow, Sheraton. They can be reached at from the Canadian Football League's 38, a real estate agent, died March 17. [email protected]. ... Rebecca Hamilton Tiger Cats. Steinauer earned All- 1954 - Robert "Bob" Feagan, 69, who Regeth graduated from the University of Canadian all-star honors last season. ... coached at Chief Sealth High School for 1994 - Matthew (Matt) Culver, 27, died New Hampshire with a Ph.D. in develop Aimie Vallat has been working for the 27 years, retiring in 1984, died June 25. in October after returning from a tour of mental psychology. Regeth is an assistant Kongsgaard-Goldman Foundation. Vallat is East Africa with the Peace Corps. ... Roy professor at Stephen F. Austin State Uni also working on a film documentary about 1961 - Gene Diamond, 66, a retired Silvey, 36, died Aug. 1, 1997. versity in Texas. the education of women In Nepal.... Corla teacher, died June 22. ... Mary Spanier, Varney joined the sales staff at Prudential 59, died in January. 1995 - Stephan Hardy, 26, died May 31. 1992 - Jim Goldberg was selected to go Skagit Realtors in Mt. Vernon. ... Oliver to Israel for an intensive five-week group 1963 - Margaret Stadsvold, 82, a retired Zurbel works for Rail Europe, Inc. in Boul 1996 - Shannon Marie Bouwhuis, 24, study exchange sponsored by the teacher from Burlington-Edison High der, Colo. died in a car accident March 3. ... Edmonds Rotary Club.... Gibran Hashmi School, died May 7. Alexandra DeWitt, 27, an art handler with is an assistant planner with the City of Yelm. 1997 - Moriah Armstrong is the director the New Orleans Museum of Art, died in a ... Art Hughes works for Minnesota Pub of the Family Resource Center at Children's 1965 - Roger Hermes, 55, who was em lic Radio reporting and hosting the local House preschool in Friday Harbor.... Chris ployed by Valley Nut and Bolt in Olympia, car accident Feb. 16. ... Deborah L. Langlois, 30, in an apparent fall while view morning show.... Dan Shephard has been tine Beyer had a poem accepted for publi died March 29. ing Nooksack Falls in June. asked to contribute to the Olympia Liter cation by CALYX, a journal of art and litera ary Yarn and has been published more than ture by women, Vol 18, No. 1,1998.... Tony 350 times in newspapers in the South Costa Is a career counselor at Shoreline Com Faculty, staff, friends Sound area. munity College. Costa's daughter, Jennifer, graduated from WWU June 13 and works at Stephen L. Chase, 84, a prominent businessman and a member of the university's board of 1993 - Christine Feldman is working for Edmonds Community College In the admis trustees from 1959 to 1965, died June 24 in Everett. a travel agency in Portland. Feldman's sions office. ... Celeste Duncan is the aca Mary Olson Daugherty, 67, whose 20-year career at Western included roles as director of band, Sleepover, has just released a tape. demic dean for Eton Technical Institute. ... the International English Language Institute, director of academic advising and assistant ... Nora Fitzgerald was selected as Febru Jennifer Hayes was named editor of Busi dean of students, died March 29. ary teacher of the month by the Renton ness Pulse Magazine. ... William Hawk Rotary Club.... Heidi Grevstad appeared joined the staff of The Ferndale Record-jour Janice K. Edwards, 53, a former program director in the College of Business and Economics, In "The Bootlegger" at the Gaudette The nal as a reporter. ... Steve Kirkelie joined died March 10. atre in Issaquah. Beilis Fair Mall as assistant marketing direc Ernst L. Gayden, 73, associate professor emeritus at Huxley, died March 27. tor. Kirkelie will be in charge of tourism de 1994 - Brett Crueger is teaching ninth velopment and assist with planning special Valentina Ilyinichna Umanets, 58, who taught Russian at Western, died May 15. grade language arts and 10th grade social events and marketing the mall's food court. studies at Hazen High School in Renton. ... Becky Kirner completed her student ... Pat Edwards teaches communication teaching Internship with her former first- workshops at the Small Business Resource grade teacher.... Jan Lor received the 1997 Center and at Skagit Valley College. ... Bellingham Mayor's Arts Award for her work Alexander's ashes Renee Porter is an account manager with with the developmentally disabled. Lor Horton Lantz Marocco in Seattle.... Mark Do you have teaches two art classes a week in the Bloedel- Reynolds is the city planner for the cities still cleaning up Donovan Community Center and also of Wapato and Zillah.... Trevor Windhorst news to share? teaches art at Lake Whatcom Treatment cen Rick Alexander, a student in is a sales associate with Windermere Real ter for people with chronic illnesses. ... Dave Send short items of interest and Estate/The Tupper Group In Spokane. the College of Business and Eco Morrison is working as the stage manager glossy photos to Window on West nomics in 1976-77, still makes ern, Alumni House, Western 1995 - Kevin Kuilberg is the recreation for "Children of a Lesser God" and working pumice soap from the ash of Washington University, Belling coordinator for parks and recreation in on "Plan 9 From Outer Space" in Kentucky. Mount St. Helens. He started the ham, WA 98227-9045. Everett. Kuilberg will focus on youth ac ... Erin Ross joined Olson Engineering, Inc. tivities and athletics. ... Hilary Parker Is in Vancouver. ... Linnia Sayers is the mar project 18 years ago, after the You can also e-mail your Class the managing editor of The Mukilteo Tri keting assistant for GBA Design Group. ... volcano erupted. Notes, news and address changes bune. ... Wesley Smith owns W. A. Smith Duane Vander Griend passed the exami to: [email protected]. nation for certified public accountants. Mount St. Helens soap recently Woodworks in Bellingham, a custom fur Class Notes are also published in Vander Griend works with Larson Gross Ac underwent a major redesign, niture shop that builds "good value furni the online edition of Window on counting Firm in Bellingham. adding moisturizers, evergreen ture that will last 150 years."... Brad Vinish Western. was honored by the city of Blaine for his scent and a more rounded shape. 1998 - Kathleen Lemcke is serving with the service as a police reserve. ... Hang Vo It's available in most grocery and Peace Corps in Paraguay. Lemcke Is working I http;//www.ac.wwM.edu/--aiuinni/wow was named director of the year by Kids in environmental education with the children drug stores. World Learning Centers. and teachers— Chris Nichols will go to grad school at the University of Hawaii. 11 The Western Foundation 1997-98 Honor Roll of Private Support
The Western Foundation and Western Washington University are pleased to recognize the generous financial support provided during the 1997-98 giving year. Gifts to enhance Western Washington University programs totaled just over $5 million and were received from 8,749 donors. This Honor Roll of Private Support recognizes donors who made gifts to The Western Foundation between July 1, 1997, and June 30, 1998. Private financial support enables Western to become the very best by providing greater academic opportunities for Western students and improved teaching resources for faculty. Every dollar makes an important difference. Gifts from alumni, parents, friends, businesses, corporations and foundations ensure Western's continued commitment to academic excellence. Donors listed in this year's Honor Roll made contributions of $100 or greater during the past fiscal year. Although this publication's limited size ' prevents printing names of all donors. The Western Foundation gratefully acknowledges the impact and important difference made with gifts of all amounts.
Providing Opportunities for Western Students Since 1985, the Presidents Club has served Western Washington University as the most generous source of annual private support. Gifts from Presidents Club members benefit the Campus Enrich ment Fund, which supports the most pressing needs of the university, or are designated to assist a particular college, department or program. Every area of campus life is enriched by gifts received through this program, from scholarships and academics to athletics and the performing arts.
V0it4 Presidents Club members continue to answer the call for Western, fulfilling many of the Universityis greatest needs. With 550 current members, the Presidents Club is Western's most prestigious annual 8^ sM giving club. We salute those who make so much more possible for WWU faculty and students and thank them for their continued support. To learn about the advantages of becoming a Presidents Club member, contact The Western Foundation at 360-650-3027.
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BENEFACTORS Alma Wilson Jackson Charles and Betty Ann Wilder James J. Doud, Jr. Lyle T. arid Vicki I. MdrSe The Toyota O.S.A. Fouridatibri Anonymous Eleanor & Hank Jansen Wilder Construction Company Camille & Henry Dreyfus The Estate of Alfred and Virginia The Trillium Corporation Foundation ffhe Estate of Marguerite The Estate of Paul Woodring Foundation Munkres David and Kay Syre Johnson & Johnson Agnew Virginia Wright Barbara F. and Stephen A. Dennis and Sandra Murphy US Bank Alpha Technologies, Inc. K2 Corporation The Estate of Thomas D. Wynn Duzan Newport Corporation US Bank of Washington, ^ - The Estate of George Amendt Nicholas and Markell Kaiser Dwayne Lane Chrysler- Olympic Health Club Bellingham Plymouth Atlantic Richfield Company J. Ruth Kelsey Eugene Owens Wall Data, Inc. LIFE MEMBERS Bent Faber Wilbur and Linda Kukes Pacific Northwest Newspaper The Boeing Company 4D Graphics, Inc. Walton Beverage Company David LaRocque Fielding and Patricia Formway Association Fredericka Bond Henry and Frances Adams Washington State Senior's Golf Niels Lauersen Fran Frazier James Paden Association Jack and jo Ann Bowman Aftermath Club Robert and Linda Frazier iMrs. Marian L. Boylan Lions Hearing Foundation Lou Parberry Foundation Western Association of Food Margaret Aitken i^ancy Brooks MD 19 Albert and Mary Froderberg Manfred and Diane Parker Chains American Association of Marriott Corporation The Estate of Cyrus Gates Jessie Mercer K. Payzant Floyd Whittington The Estate of Kathryn Brunken University Women Miriam Snow Mathes Ernst Gayden* Michael Pen ley Dr. Lloyd Williams 7 Canadian Consul General Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Anderson Allen and Josephine McNeill George and Christine Gerhold Peoples Bank Wilson Motors m Robert and Sandy Chapman | Apple Computers, Inc. Microsoft Corporation Warren and Marilyn Gilbert Paula and Kirk Wilson The Estate of Miriam Crellin Chappelle Arnett Irwin and Frances LeCocq John and Karleen Miller Keith D. Grinstein Women of Western Everett Dalton ARCO Products Company Charles and MaryLee LeCocq Robert and Margaret Miller Mark H. and Blanche M. J. Ward Phillips WWU Associated Students Economics America Herbert L. Baird, Jr. Harrington Foundation H. Eloise Rankin Morris Sam and Joyce Porter "Moose" and Vi Zurline Washington Council on Battelle Pacific Northwest Labs Economic Education M. J. Murdock Charitable Trust Robert Hermanson Bellingham Chrysler Center Jerry Price and Nancy Sherer A Herbert and Billee Ershig The Estate of Bea Nelson Ted and Caryl Hinckley Earl and Surang Benson Puget Sound Energy, Bellevue HONOR COUNCIL George and Sara Hoizman Fluke Corporation Richard and Patricia Noren Puget Sound Energy, Mount Warren and Doris Bergholz Anonymous Gordon and Alice Fraser Northwest Indian College Helen M. Hostetter Vernon BP America, Inc. Marguerite Agnew* General Motors Technical Northwest Keyboards Intermec Technologies Quadra Beverage Pauline Bradley and Ivan Margaret Aitken Center Corporation Hoyt Pardee Gilliland Ken and Donna Graham Alpha Technologies International Council for Georgia-Pacific Corp., Atlanta Maynard Parks Jamie and Gary Krause TTie Estate of Norman Bright Canadian Studies George Amendt* Georgia-Pacific Corp., Raytheon Systems Co. Ralph and Eleanor Rinne Bristol-Myers Squibb Jackson Hole Preserve, Inc. Atlantic Richfield Company Bellingham Charles and June Ross David and Carol Robinson Brown and Cole Stores, Inc. Bernard and Audrey Jaffe Bellingham Rotary Club #331 Georgia Pacific Chemical Henry G. Schwarz James Alan Ross VA^IIard and Anne Brown Robert Keller and Pat Karlberg The Boeing Company Charles Grinstein Dale and Elaine Shintaffer Rossbach Revocable Trust Builders Alliance Lawrence and Elaine Kheriaty Jack and Jo Ann Bowman Gerald and Carolyn Grinstein Bearnice Skeen Merrill and Myrtle Roth Joe and Margaret Orem Fred and Frances Knapman Brown and Cole Stores, Inc. Kelly Guise Monte and Melissa Slichter Charles Ryan Caltac USA Corporation KVOS TV, Inc. Willard and Anne Brown Carroll Haeske Johanna Snook SAFECO Corporation CHEF Foundation Daniel and Pandora Lamer Caitac USA Corp V Haggen Foods S.P.I.E. Floyd and Verna Sandetl Chevron Corporation Liberty Systems Ark and Winnie Chin Don and Kathy Haggen St- Luke's Foundation David Schaub Chrysler Canada Midge Loser David and Denise Cole Richard and Sylvia Haggen The Estate of Ray & Frances Science Applications Inti Corp. Coca-Cola Bottling Company David Mason James and Karen Copher David Hamiter St. Jean of Bellingham Seafirst Bank Thomas Crowell F. Murray "Red" and Betty Steven and Linda May Stuart Foundations Coca-Cola/Thriftway Stores Shell Oil Company Roy C. and Joseph P. McConkey James J. Doud, Jr. Haskell Patricia Swenson Coherent, Inc. Bruce and Lynne Shelton Camille & Henry Dreyfus Herbert and Beth Hearsey ■ Foundation John Tholen Craig and Susan Cole The David and Kay Syre Family Foundation Thomas & Martina Horn Hugh G. Merriman, MD Julie and Joseph Thomer David and Denise Cole Kathleen Taft Economics America Washington! m Foundation H.E. Mills Electric Company Reilly Thomer Dale Courtney Talbot Investment Company Council on Economic i Karen Hulford Howard and Barbara Mills Education Jean Towne Thomas Crowell James and Joyce Talbot !; Immunex Corporation Margaret Milnes Fielding and Patricia Formway : Washington Society of Certified Irene Cunningham Tempress, Inc. ! intalco Aluminum Corporation Robert and Marilyn Monahan Public Accountants Fran Frazier Diehl Ford, Inc. Tosco Refining Company J 2 "WHP Hi
Genie Industries, Inc* St. Luke's Foundation Irwin and Carole Slesnick Bernard and Audrey Jaffe George Pierce and Margaret Twin City Foods, Inc. Haggen Foods Stuart Foundations Tony and Pat Cubellis Arthur Julesberg Brakel The Unity Group Insurance Don and Kathy Haggen Kathleen Taft James and Joan Cunningham Kenneth Keleman Ronald Pierce Brokers Richard and Sylvia Haggen Texaco Foundation Dain Rauscher Foundation Key Bank Steve and Arlene Pilcher Unocal Corporation Brad and Kristin Haggen Julie and Joseph Thomer John Dalquest Key Bank of Washington The Presser Foundation U.S. Marine Corporation jeff and Karen Haggen US Bank Ian G. Davidson Dell and Rosalie King Price Costco Corporation US Bank of Washington, Bellingham Dale Henley and Nancy United Way of King County Larry and Marcia DeLorme Randy Klemann The Prudential Foundation * The Anthony C. Valtot Family Graham Walton Beverage Company Diamond B Plumbing and Robert and Linnea Knies Tammy Puthoff Elsi Vassdal-Ellis Eric and ]ody Morgan Wilder Construction Company Heating Frank and La Von Knight Raas, Johnsen & Stuen P.S. VECO Engineering, Inc. Paul and Ann Hanson "Moose" and Vi Zurline Paul and Mary Jo Johansen Kathleen Knutzen Skip and Christine Johnsen Alizon Veit Mark H. and Blanche M. Diehl Ford, Inc, Jeffrey and Kim Kochman Daniel and Deborah Raas Harrington Foundation Richard and Doreen Vogel ANNUAL MEMBERS Chip Doud Hubertus and Rosemarie Kohn Thomas and Karen Stuen F. Murray "Red" and Betty James Douglas, Jr. August and Carol Radke Dr. Curtis Wade 3M George Kotick Memorial Trust Haskell Scott and Brenda Walker George and Mary Ann Drake KPMC Peat Marwick Jean Rahn Herbert and Beth Hearsey Ace Beverage, Inc Louis DuBrey Ramada Inn of Bellingham Scott Wallace & Marge Laidlaw Henry and Frances Adams Frank and Patricia Lancaster Robert Hermanson Barbara F. and Stephen A, The Rayonier Foundation Thomas and Diana Ward Alcoa Foundation Daniel and Pandora Lamer Hexcel Interiors Duzan Mrs. Peter Red path Daniel Warner The American-Scandinavian Linda K. Lawson Ted and Caryl Hinckley Dwayne Lane Chrysler- Washington Society of Certified Foundation Dr. J. David Leander Robert and Jean Reid Margaret Howard Plymouth Public Accountants American Group Janice LeCocq ' - . James and Angela Rhoads Thomas & Martina Horn Eric Eames Washington State Federation of American Production and Max and Loren Legg Kathleen Rich Foundation Michelle Eames Garden Clubs Inventory Control Society - Fred and Mary jo Lewis Larry and Marilyn Richardson Helen M. Hostetter Marie Eaton and Mary Ellen Washington State Senior's Golf Seattle Chapter Julian and Diane Lewis Lori and John Roberts Intalco Aluminum Corporation O'Keefe Association American Society of Women David and Carol Robinson Mark Lindenboum Arthur and Margaret Watts Intermec Technologies Accountants Wayne Ehlers and Patricia Hall Louis Auto Glass, Inc. Mary Robinson Corporation Peter and Margaret Ann Elich Evelyn Wellman Evelyn E. Ames Eugene and Eleanor Rogers Eleanor & Hank Jansen Ludtke-Pacific Trucking, Inc, Jim and Ann Wells James Anable A. Herbert and Billee Ershig Foundation Dennis and Noreen Madsen Karin and Don Root Laury and Mary Evans Jack and Nancy Westford James and Nelsine Anderson Dr. Steve and Meredith Ross Johnson & Johnson Gerald and Marian Main Weyerhaeuser Company Rick Anderson Bent Faber Dr. Violet Marie Malone ft Arthur and Meredith Kaiser Borsari Educational Trust Mary and John Ferlin Pamela Whalley and James Anvil Corporation Runestrand KGMI/KISM Radio Kim Marcus Hedrick Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. ARGO Products Company William and Evelyn Ryberg KVOS TV, Inc. Mary Marcy Whatcom Community Chappelle Arnett First Mutual Bank The Ryland Group, Inc. Mrs. Harold Lant Maritime Contractors Foundation Gladys Haug Arntzen Jerry and Rosemary Flora Sibyl Sanford r. and Mrs, Dean teaman Dale and Karen White Whatcom County Real Estate David Frank and Marjorie EnsekI 8 B Lumber and Hardware Sanitary Service Company Markets 2000, Inc. Research Council ilons Hearing Foundation ' Wayne and Lynne Kirk Albert and Mary Froderberg Paul A. Razore MD19 Larry Marrs Whatcom County Retired Fulghum Group Arts BankAmerIca Foundation Milton and Sharon Schayes Teachers Association Midge Loser David Mason George and Josephine Gargett Lucille Barron Clifford and Teresa Schmierer Whatcom Educational Credit Marriott Corporation Matthew G. Norton Co. Michael and Kristine Bartanen Ernst Gayden* Wayne and Rosemary Schneider Union Miriam Snow Mathes ;4: Bruce Maxwell GESA Federal Credit Union Mary Kay Becker & Maurice Schwartz Whatcom State Bank Linda Mattison -/ .s Erwin Mayer Wiliam Johnston Giesa Communications Carolyn and Alan Wilhite Hugh G. Merriman, MD ' ' Roy C. and Joseph P. McConkey Judy and Howard Scouten Bellingham Chrysler Center Warren and Marilyn Gilbert Dennis Williams Microsoft Corporation Foundation The Seattle Times/Seattle Post- Bellingham Cold Storage Gary and Nancy Goldfogel Intelligencer Craig Willis :; :' ; H.E. Mills Electric Company Paul and Dolores Merriman The Bellingham Herald Barney Goltz Judith Segal Angela L. Wilson " Howard and Barbara Mills Gragg and Betty Miller Bellingham Millworks Supply Chip Gorrell Charles and Phyllis Self Wilson Motors Morse Distribution, Inc. Marvin and Shifra Miller Company Ann Gossage Don and Doris Shannon Russell Wilson Robert and Jeanette Morse Ann Mix Bellingham Stevedoring Arthur Gravrock Linda and Michael Sheaffer Mark and Susan Wolken Moss Adams Accounting Company MiyoshI Japanese Restaurant Richard Greene Ron and Tomoko Singleton Women of Western t. Baker Kidney Center Roger and Gerryanne Sahlin Robert Moles, Jr. Greg Paul's Golf Shop Sirach Capital Management, Inc. WWU Alumni Association Mt. Baker Recreation & Ski Bellingham Travel John and Elizabeth Moore Gary Grim Dave Anderson, WWU Associated Students Northwest Keyboards Tamara Belts Jim and Tami Moorehead De Anna Groves LarryAnderson WWU Retirement Association Paul Olscamp Laura Bentley Theodore and Jean Mork Dawn Graham GTE Corporation Yorkston Oil Company, Inc. Pacific Marine Trust Carl W. Berryman Trust David and Joyce Morse Skagit State Bank Robert G. Hall , / Grace Tsuang Yuan khard and Mary Pedersen John and Sara Betrozoff Karen and Joseph Morse Terry and Maureen Smedley Peter and Judy Hallson Gene and Peggy Zoro iPeoples Bank Bob Wallin Insurance, Inc. Lyle T. and Vicki I. Morse Brad and Daria Smith Hamann's Art Gallery Irwin and Frances LeCocq Fredericka Bond Kenneth and Lorraine Mortimer The Society of Plastics Industry Robert and Nancy Hamilton YOUNG ASSOCIATES ft Charles and MaryLee LeCocq Howard and Dana Booth Moss Adams Foundation Pacific Northwest Chapter ■ James and Margaret Hamstreet Sam and Yanolla Boulos Katharine Randall Bob and Florence Brownridge Dennis and Sandra Murphy Hans and Gretchen Sorensen Fred M. Haskell Kriston and Patricia Bruland Rathmann Family Foundation Robert and Karen Bruce Nalco Chemical Company Thaddeus and Lois Spratlen p Peter Haug Kenneth Cox Bill Reed Evelyn Mason Brueggeman Neptune Investments/Draper Richard and Joan Starbird Paul and Marcia Haukaas Valley Farms Dondi Cupp Ralph and Eleanor Rinne Terry and Blythe Busch Sabra and David Stratford Elsie Heinrick Michael Duncan Charles and June Ross Mrs. Sene Carlile s fi Consulate General of Japan Ken and Evelyn Symes Robert and Linda Helsell Charles and Alice Odell James and Krista Ferguson MFECO Corporation Zachary Casper The David and Kay Syre Family Hesselgrave International Robert OIney Jared Floyd David Schaub Curtis Chambers Stowe Talbot J. C. and Mary Hickman Larry and Kari Hofer CHenry G. Schwarz Judith Chan PACCAR Technical Center TCI Cablevision of Washington Mark and Elaine Higbee Pacific Energy Association Kenneth and Susan Lamarche Science Applications Inti Corp Frank Chmelik Tempress, Inc, Ursula Hilpert Northwest Chapter Mark and Michelle Lane "^Seafirst Bank Thomas and Linda Coble Cary and Millie Tetrick Wolfgang Hilpert James Paden Michele Polley Bruce and Lynne Shelton Jack and Ramona Cole Michael and Sonja Thorpe Hoechst Celanese Corporation Dan and Vonny Padrnos Jason Santana Mike Slass and Renee Roub Community Food Co-op Hal Thurston & Mary Swenson Horizon Bank Lou Parberry Foundation 5 Monte and Melissa Slichter Swan Cafe Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line Art Stavig The Estate of Margaret Hughes Parker, Smith & Feek, Inc. Society of Manufacturing Karen Copetas Corp. David Strickler Gladys Hyatt Manfred and Diane Parker Engineers Education Eileen Coughlin The Trillium Corporation Marvin Toland Gordon and Julie Imlay Foundation Maynard Parks David and Kay Syre Michelle Van Dellen 8? Dale Courtney Immunex Corporation Tony and Diana Pechthalt S.P.l.E. ■ Creative Dimensions , Thomas and Gunhilde Tucker Import Motors .ft Wiliam Pichler *Nqw Deceased
Just as annual gifts satisfy many of Western's immediate funding needs, planned gifts help ensure a stable resource of future funding for the university. The Old Main Society recognizes those alumni and friends who have made arrangements with Western to provide gifts through their estate plans or other planned giving options. Acknowledging donors during their lifetime for future gifts to Western Washington University is the primary goal of the program. Old Main Society membership begins once documentation has been completed naming Western as a beneficiary through a bequest, trust, annuity or life insurance program. Participants enjoy a variety of special benefits, and in some instances, are entitled to Life or Benefactor Presidents Club membership as well (for certain irrevocable gift arrangements).
OLD MAIN SOCIETY Pauline Bradley and Ivan George Emmett Philip Kolb, Jr. Maynard Parks Kathleen Taft Gilliland Anonymous Donald Engel Willis and Jennifer Littke Jessie Payzant Johna Thomson Richard D. Broussard John Abrams, Jr, Gordon and Alice Fraser Stephan and Heather Londino Jean Rahn Donald and Marjorie Thorson Bob and Florence Brownridge Henry and Frances Adams Margaret Zavala Gahard Ellis Massey Rafael I. Remis Mike and Meg Town Mrs, Sene Carlile Wi Margaret Aitken Barney Goltz Miriam Snow Mathes Mary Robinson Jean Towne F. Harrison and Maryann Clark Evelyn E. Ames Matilda Jane Grabert Frances Me Daniel Mildred E. Ruff Jeffrey Utter Richard Clark Alizon Veit Chappelle Arnett Vicki Grabicki Gloria Me Donald Robin Russell James and Karen Gopher Herbert L. Baird, Jr. « Terry Grimm Allen and Josephine McNeill Howard and Lynda Saxauer Robert and Gail Wade Thomas Crowell Michael and Kristine Bartanen Gerald and Carolyn Grinstein Col. Morris and Joyce Miller Carol B. Schroeder Scott Williams Tony and Pat Cubellis Dr. Lloyd Williams George R, Bartholick, Jr. Carroll Haeske Margaret Milnes J.P. and Dianne Sheehan Curtis J. Dalrymple Tamara Belts Doris Johnson Theodore and Jean Mork Margo Shortt Mark Yormark Everett and Marilyn Dalton Stevan Booras Eric and Bonnie Johnson H. Eloise Rankin Morris Bearnice Skeen Kathleen Young Albert J. and Lora A. DeYoung Marian L. Boylan f J. Ruth Kelsey Lyle T. and Vicki 1. Morse Johanna Snook Jayne Miller Zogg Don and Ellen Easterbrook Dell and Rosalie King Patricia Nordberg Congressman Al and Paula Swift 13 DEAN'S CIRCLE Greg and Nancy Dootson Abbot Laboratories Michael Botkin Greg and Ann Cuoio John and Lynne Parr Galligan Norman and Margaret Douglas Deli Abeiein Bouliion Aviation Services Inc Jack Curtis Bruce and Robin Galvin $500$999 Pamela Englett Aberdeen Golf Louis Bouma Cutter and Buck Michael Gamble John Abrams, jr. Mark and Marcia Engstrom Gary and Merrily Abolofia Boundary Bay Brewing Co. John and Rachel Dabritz Alfredo Garcia Charles Alderman Kenneth Fiedler Sheryl Ace Bow Enterprises, Inc. Frank and Maria Dakin Robert D. Gardiner Steve Allen Patrick Fitzgerald Barbara Adamek Eric Bowen Richard and Julie Dale Brian Gardner Jr. Allmerica Financial Flying Crowe Golf Ciaudine Adamo Robert and Audrey Bowman Curtis J. Dalrymple Walter Gary Alpha Delta Kappa-PSI Chapter Richard Fonda Alan Adolphson Lauri Louise Mclntire Boyd Dalrymple and Dickerson Louis and Agatha Gastellum American Society of Automotive Craig and Tammy Forhan Advance Printing and Marketing Darrell Bozett Allan and Kathy Darr Richard and Debby Gastellum Engineers, Northwest Chapter General Electric Company Aftermath Club Hilary Brace John and Carla Dashiell Danna Gatti James and Sheila Atwater George and Christine Cerhold Rita Aguilar Lyle Bradford Harold and Christina Davey Donald and Kathryn Gatza Basketball Products International Skip and Pamela Gibson Nancy Lee Smith Ahumada Russell S. Brandt Dennis Davidson Alan and Sue Gault Bates Abrasives, Inc. Jeffrey Gilliam Airporter Shuttle Richard and DeAnn Brannan Douglas Davidson Elizabeth Gearhart MyrI and Linda Beck Gold's Gym Barry Alberstein Carmen Brazell Alan Davis Erling and Karen Gebers Bellingham Athletic Club Julian Granirer & Kathleen Harrison James W. Aldrich Patti Breedlove James and Trudi Davis Wayne and Ranita Gebers Walter Benoit and Katherine Hawley Jeffery Grass Richard and Marjorie Alfieri Steven and Patricia Brekke Beverly Dawes Clinton Celotte Gerald and Karen Berger Lynne Green Craig Allen Lee and Barbara Brevik Lisa Dean Charles A. Centher The Bolster Agency Thomas and Kristine Grinstad John Allen Howard and Donna Briggie Ronald and Karen Dean Georgia-Pacific Corp., Atlanta A.C. and Ellen Broad Richard and Cheri Gruber Kenneth and Catherine Allen Sara Britton Dean Russell's Golf Shop Gerber Products, Inc. Brooks Sports Kelly Guise Robert Allen Gilbert and Mary Ann Brokaw Thomas and Eiiie Deets John Gibson Betty Brustad Enid Haag Suzanne Allred Carol Brooks David De Groot Ralph Gier Paul Buell John and Joan Hartsfield Allsop, Inc. Fred and Nancy Brooks Jennifer Dela Cruz Thomas Gilbert The Estate of Gretel Buhmann Mike and Pat Hatmaker Allstate Insurance Companies Colleen Brosnan Allen and Mary Delaney J. jay and Sheila H. Giles Martin and Sonja Chorba Joan Hayes David AImvig Terry and Kathryn Brower John and Audrey Delmdre Timothy Gill Chuckanut District Washington State Joe and Mary Jane Henry Alpha Delta Kappa-Fidelis Alpha Jennifer Brown Jack and Mary Dematteis Stacy Gilliardi-Hazelett Federation of Garden Clubs Charles and Janet Hilton Janice Alverson John and Shirley Brown Donald Denegar Jerry and Nancy Gjovaag Community Food Co-Op Eugene and Eleanor Hogan Madeline Alvis Kenneth Brown Dick and Kathy Denenny Bruce Goebel Mark and Christy Cook Kenneth and Judith Hoover American Home Products Marty Brown Ron and Barbara Dengel Leon and Verjean Golden Joe and Judy Coons Household International Corporation Steve Brown Bill and Kathy Denney Gene and Celeste Goldhammer Jack and Bonnie Curnow Willard and Janie Hull Tap and Susan Ames John and Susan Browne Julia de Vries Susan Comes Chuck and Linda Dagg Lori E. (King) Husa Robert Amorin Craig and Mary Brownlee Douglas and Janice Dewar Trade Jones DeVaul Publishing, Inc. Betty Hutchins Anderson and Connel Attorneys at Douglas and Vicki Bruce Scott De Witt Harold and Alice Goodell Albert J. and Lora A. DeYoung Independent Record Group Law Jeremy Brumbaugh John and Jo Ann Dey Robert Goodwin Jimmy Diehl and Sue Beske-Diehl Intel Corporation Jack Anderson Patricia Bruneau Mike Dey and Susan Lantz-Dey Ernest and Dina Goody Gregory Doten International Council on Archives Kimberly Anderson Bruce and Cora Brunette Cheryl Dickerson Cindy Cordon Dorothy Drafs Jafco Lloyd Anderson William Bryce Scott David Dickinson David and Betty Gordon W. Dean and Louise Edmundson David and Cheryl Jaross Stephen Anderson Leo Buccek Paul and Diana Donato Gloria Gordon Larry Eliason James and Kate Jensen Steven and Mary Englund Anderson Chelsea Buchanan Dave Diehl Julia Helen Cowan Jerry and Anne Elrod Joan Jensen James and Ursula Andrews Terry and Katherine Buchanan Cheryl Dietrich Brad and Leslie Graham Fairhaven Lions Club Randall and Joyce Jimerson Jeffrey Anenson Richard and Margaret Buckwitz Norman Dillman Alan and Belinda Granat Farmers Insurance Group Jay and Susan Kakuk Janet Arentzen Donald and Candace Buethorn Sherri Divine Kurt and Judith Grande Laird Findlay and Linda Bentson Dennis and Julie Kampfer Arlis's Restaurant Wayne Bull, Jr. Richard and Marlene Dixon Janes Grant Gannett Foundation Kevin Kelley Ralph and Jean Armbruster Santiago and Susan Bunda Michael and Leslie Dobias Sherman Grant L. Edward and Carolyn Castellum John Kerndt Gerald and Marcy Armstrong Carmen Burgos Elizabeth Dodd Judy Graveline Lynda Goodrich Michael and Kathy Kettman Penny Atkins Joseph and Catherine Burke Domino's Pizza Suzanne Greathouse Darren Hansen William and Trudy Kindler Rubymae Austin Joseph and Rebecca Burke Donette Studio Jeffrey Creear Mary Jane Hashisaki Lisa K. Kranz Avalon Golf and Country Club David and Nancy Burn Glenn and Dorothy Dorsch John Green Hill Street Investment Nancy Kuehnoel David and Terry Azose Timothy Burr Gregory Dotseth Michael Green M. C. Hoagland Lake Union Residence Inn Scott Babcock Jennifer Bursmith James Dow Vincent and Beverly Green Laura Hutton Neil and Kirby Larson Gary Badt Cheryl Burton Margaret Dowling Kirk and Maureen Greene IBM Corporation Floyd Lewis Ron and Darlene Baete Anor Buswell John and Judith Downing Myrtle Greene Jim and Gail Jung Loomis Trail Country Club The Bagelry John Butcher David and Kimberly Dreiblatt Robin Greenleaf Key Bank of Washington Leanne Lyon Mark and Annette Bagley Patricia Butterfield Douglas Dreier Willis and Melinda Greer Stephen Kirsop John Maas Donald Bagnall Jason Buzzard Rabbi Ellen Weinberg Dreyfus Scott Grieben George and Martha Knowles Metcalf, Hodges & Co. David Bagshaw Robert and Gretchen Byers David and Joy Drummond Leo Griffin III Gerald E. and Margery M. Koll Jean Miles Terence and Susan Bahl Edward Caldwell Stanley Dunagan Nelda Griffith Susan Komsky James Miltimore Greg Bailey Robert and Wilhelmina Campbell Michael and Liz Dunbar Daniel and Carolyn Crimshaw Fred and Merrilee Kullman Ralph Miner James and Suzanne Bailey Christopher Cannard Paul Duquette Thomas and Cheryl Crinna Mark Kuntz Mobil Oil Corporation Doug Bain Jan Cannon Don Dyer Jay Groepper and Cynthia Kobleski Lane, Powell, Spears, & Lubersky Maureen Morris Roderick G. and Donelle M. Bain Susan Cantrell Daniel and Carolyn Dyson Bart Grohe Lanier Worldwide, Inc. Charles and Mary Murray Norm Bainter Anna Carey Chris and Carolyn Eagan Mark Croseth Kay MacKenzie Mutual of Enumclaw Insurance Paul M. Bajema David Carlson Robert Earl Sheryl Cross Michael and Carolyn Mathews Company David and Suanne Baker Elaine Carlson Terry and Cheryle Earnheart John and Jenny Cuadnola Linda and Lee McClain Justin Myers John and Mary Margaret Baker Lewis and Gail Carlson Daniel Eastman George Gulick and Julie Kerans Kenneth McDonald NationsBank Bakerview Construction Inc. Ross Carmichael James and Mary Eastwood Samuel Gunn Jr Mitsu/Wasaki NDC Timber Diana and Jerry Bakkom Paul Carney Randal and Linda Ebberson Richard and Leota Gustafson Robert and Marilyn Monahan Linda Nelson Dick and Aril Baldwin Hugh and Ann Carr Eddie Bauer, Inc. Jerome Gutzwiler NASPA Riggs and Gay Nelson Joseph Ball Dell and Shelley Carter Frank Edmondson Camille Hackler James F. Osness Laurel Hoffman Nesholm Richard and Mary Lynn Banuelos Steven Carter David and Shirley Edwards Wayne and Drue Hagan Ralph Osness Marc Ness Brent Barber Wayne and Sarah Carter Helen Edwards James and Candy Hagen Jan Oswold Victoria L. Nichols Roger Barenz Mary Case Norm and Betty Edwards Angelina Haggard Bill Pearson Mary Nolde John Barnes Carl Caskey Al Eerkes Bob and April Hale Zelda Petch Edward Nolte, Jr. Donald Barnhill James and Carolyn Cass Randy Eggen Charles and Betty Hall Lorine Pichler - Nordstrom Mary Barouh-Evitt John Cassidy Maricela Elias-Nunez Eric Hall and Susan Wilson Price & Visser Millwork, Inc. Gary Noren Charles and Nancy Barr Bill and Marie Casto Jim and Debbie Eliason Richard N. Hall Pyramid Breweries, Inc. Larry and Benita Offutt Lynn Barr The Centris Group, Inc. Robert and Martha Elliott Sherry Hamilton Janice Rupp OIRC Raymond and Mary Basso Charles and Jean Cerar Ronald and Barbara Elliott Kurt Hammond Katherine Rush Dennis Organ Daniel and Susan Batchelder M. Chadbourne Janette Ellis Margo Hammond Dave Scott Thomas Overcast Carl Batchelor and Kathryn Utter Gordon and Rebecca Chaffee Edward Ellsworth Harold and Marion Hann Sea Cure Technology, Inc. Wilson K. Peery Carol Bates Stephen Chagnon Larry and Tiny Elwess Lisa Hansen The Inn at Semiahmoo PEMCO Financial Center Mike and Diane Bates Gary and Julie Champiin Margaret Elwood Thor Hansen Raymond and Jere Sheldon Martha Pendergast Michael Bates Christine Chandler Nels and JoAnn Emerson Eric and Marsha Hanson Shell Companies Foundation, Inc. Philip Morris Companies Inc. Earl and Helen Batten Wendy Chang Carol Emory Howard and Anne Hanson Steve Sheriff Judith R. Phillips Lynne Baudin Clifford A. Chapman Rod Emory Jim and Pat Hanson Stacia Stratton Karen Place Beach Haven Resort Philip and Dorothy Chapman Mark and Karen Endresen Kent and Poppy Hanson Jay Sundahl Platt Electric Joan Beardsley Richard and Diane Chapman Tom and Joyce Erath Mark and Susan Hanson John and Elizabeth Terrey Joseph and Ann Pless Daniel and Connie Bechtol Tommy Charurat Erickson's Interiors Paul Hanson K. L. Thomas Barbara Pruitt Cary and Robin Beck Donna Chase C.R. (Bob) Erickson Christopher Harang James Thompson Rachel Royston Permanent Matt Beck Mardi Chase Peter Erickson Rebecca Harder US West Foundation Scholarship Foundation Michael Becker Karen Barrett Roger Estep Mark Hardie Western Rowing Stewards Jim Ribary Slade Bedford Joseph Cheesman Paul Etchemendy David and Mary Harding Widmer Brewing Company Riley Environmental Damon and Debbie Bee David Chen and Rosa Tai Howard Evans Donald Hardwick Windermere Service Corporation Janis Rogainis and Bonnie Way Joseph and Barbara Beedle Ronald and Diane Child James Evans Rosalie E. Harer Ming-Ho and Ervena Yu Roger Jobs Motors Inc. The Behive Foundation George and Helen Chin Exxon Corporation Susanne Haring Edward and Carla Rutschman William and Vere Beers John Christen Patricia Fabiano Richard and Kari Harmon SCHOLARS SOCIETY Farrokh Safavi Carol Begert John Christen III Eugene and Florence Fairbanks Russell Harpel $250-$499 Jack Sceva Nikki Behner Elizabeth Christianson Christopher and Jane Fairbanks Harry Harpold Ann Schmierer Alfred and Laurie Belanger Bill and Lona Clampitt Fairhaven Red Apple Market Clayton Harrington, Jr. Anonymous Paul Schorno Esther Holberg Belgum Charles and Deborah Clark Fairhaven Cotton Co. Esther Harris Shari Aldrich Charles Schwarz Michael Bell Roland and Janice Clark James Falcone Jan Harris AlliedSignal, Inc. James and Barta Scott William G. Bell Sheryl L. Shields Clark Richard Faunt and Michael Bower K. Jay Harris Alvord-Richardson Construction Semiahmoo Golf and Country Club Bellingham Golf & Country Club Clearwater Marine Services Federated Department Stores Richard and Helen Harris Jeffrey Anderson Albert Shaw Bellingham Yacht Club Mark Clemens Rose Feeney Robert and Janet Harris Carol Arnot Jeanette Short Bellingham Mower Robert Clements Gary Fell Bill Harrison Gary Arnts Garrett Silver Wayne Weed Kirby Cleveland Melati Ferrell Ann K. Hart D. Stuart and Susan Ashmun Joseph Simpson Larry and Susan Bellona Jessica Coates Norma Ferris Larry and Charlotte Hartman Balas and Weiland, Attorneys Harold Smith Kent and Donnela Benn Gregory and Catherine Cobb Stephen Fields Barbara Hartz Russell and Rose-Mary Barstad Ralph Soule III JoAnn Benseler Laurie Cockrell Roy Fink Daniel Harvey Joe and Lorna Barth Robert Spanfelner Doug and Cheryl Berger Wendy Colbert Robert and Cynthia Finnerty Rod and Laura Harvie James Bauderer Special T Striping and Sign Company Edward Bergh, Jr. Cary Cole Dawn Fischer Bob and Fran Hatch Bill and Cherri Baxter Tom and Lois Springer Paulette Bergh Jack and Martha Cole Mark Fischer Marguerite Hauberg David Bazard and Mary Mallahan Sidney and Marilyn Starr Jody Bergsma James and Janet Coleman Gladys Flakus Doug and Tracy Hauff Bear Creek Golf Club State Farm Insurance Companies Jerome Berlin Jo Collinge Fleet Financial Group Paul and Marcia Haukaas Kevin Beason Steven Summers Lloyd and Ellois Bernardy Philip and Bonnie Collmer Diane Fleming Mary Hawk Bret R. Beck Sunset Car Wash Frank and Susanne Bessac Wayne and Susan Colony Carolyn Fletcher Sharon Hawkins Bellingam Festival of Music Douglas and Marcia Taylor Mary Beving-Morning Colophon Cafe Mark Flippo Randall Hawkinson Ray A. Benn Terry and Kiyoko Teraoka Michael and Robin Lancaster Bevis Althea Colvin Anthony and Christ! Floor Irving and Joan Hawley Ken and June Bergly Dorothy Thayer Americole and Joan Biasini Barbara Comer Jim Floyd Loretta Hayashida Best Western Lakeway Inn Cecil and June Thomas Billy McHale's Restaurant Barbara Barker Congdon Martin Foister Alice Healy Joann Blalock Ian Thompson Fred Binnewies Emma Conlee Jim and Sherri Folsom Richard Hearsey Bob Bolerjack Kevin Thompson Douglas and Laurie Binnewies Steven M. Con Ion Nancy Jones Foote James and Barbara Heavey Kaye Bradley Richard and Lynda Thompson John Bird Kevin and Linda Connell Footzone R. Emil and Tannia Hecht Bruce and Kathryn Bravard The Estate of Lois K. 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