Title
Yiem Kimtah 2004
Description
Yiem Kimtah: The Story Retold, College yearbook, v. 22. 69 p., 28 cm. This was the last yearbook issued by Lewis & Clark College.
Subject
Lewis & Clark College
Creator
Yiem Kimtah staff
Date
2004
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pdf
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perfectbound book
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Mansager, Angela Sugar.
Research Methods. Students experiment with
innovative ways of doing their homework. Left Yummy Bon Coffee. Kyle Helland
prepares for another intellectually stimulating
economics class.
Dance Party. What class is Carmen Krol
preparing for? It certainly seems like an
interesting elective. Conscious Environmentalists. When the line to use the
restroom is too long, several girls opt to pop-a-squat.
Bubble Head. As the reading piles up, Will Hanson's
method of procrastination grows more creative. Left to Right: Niku Schreiner, Alex
Hickman, Andrew Kugler.
Got Condoms?
Left to Right: Caitlin Standish, Sarah
Baum (on top), Ariel Kazunas. 6 Quiet Hours. Dylan Beamer rocks out into the
peaceful Oregon night.
Size Matters. Jason Simms discusses whether
or not the size of the bowling ball really matters. Left: Do We Have the Flu? Libor Jany and
Grace Uwagbae ponder whether or not they will
attend their Inventing America classes.
Left to Right: Katelan Braymer, Carrie Centlivr
Janet Freerks. Go Pios! Ever wonder why LC doesn't have a
cheerleading squad? Sarah Compton, Melissa Long.
Left to Right: Tia Wooldridge, Sarah Hirsch, Heather
Hodges, Ariana Denney, Melia Tichenor. Peek-a-Boo. Megan Siefert gets
some fresh air.
Jenny Welburn Only Exhaled. This
is a rare occurance at LC.
Dance Party Part II. Sarah Griggs,
Beverley Rabbitts. 8 Who Got Mail? Yuke Wang can barely contain
his excitement over receiving the latest edition of
the Pioneer Log.
Valentine's Day. Who needs chocolates and
flowers when you can attach a giant Valentine's
Day card to a volleyball net? Left: Extracurricular Activities. Perhaps this
picture should've been in the Sports &
"Recreation" section.
Left to Right: Sarah Dennett, Anne Elizabeth
Washburn, Kyle Bolte, Lindsey Chmielewski,
Greg Mason. The Admissions Department Was
Right. LC students are bright.
Left to Right: Christopher Daggett, Sara Porterfield, David
Honegger, Marianna Wiles, George Bordash IV, Ryan Catie O'Keefe, Becky Rhamey.
Essman, Charlie Blackmar, Jeff Marshall.
First Row. Brian Gallery, Ashley Smith. Second Row.
Mariel Alvarado, Jason Wohlstadter, Kelsey Lewis, David
Rosengard, Diana Wiener, Chloe Castro.
Blue Ribbon? If Pabst gets a blue
ribbon, what doesn't? Allison
Frederick, Maureen Fox. 10 Left to Right: Nyssa Aragon, Heather Robbins,
Robyn Knowlan, Annika Brumpton.
Research Methods Part II. Christopher
Daggett searches for the answer to his political
science homework. Left: At the Apartment Gillian Morris-Warden,
Lindsay Heneage. Vi Nghiem.
Can't Take it Anymore. Ben Wilkenson rests
up on the lawn. 12 students
Right: Ray Warren, Director of Ethnic Student
Services, discusses the Hawaii Club's upcoming
Lu'au with Lauren Oshima.
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Aria Strack helps Louis Nichols with his
homework at the Math Skills Center.
Pythagoras Wouldn't Call That a Triangle.
Mayu Suzuki and Makiko Kurosaki visit
Yung-Pin Chen, Assistant Professor of
Mathematics, in his office. Defenestration. Either someone didn't do their
homework or Marty Hart-Landsberg, Professor
of Economics, is going to throw the camera
person out the window. faculty
After Hours. Bob Owens, Professor of
Mathematics, helps Jae Wook Lee with algebra.
GO Game. Peter Drake, Professor of
Mathematical Sciences, is playing Yung-Pin
Chen a game of GO.
13 14 faculty
Political Science Department:
First Row: Cecilia Chessa, Brian Danoff, Nancy
Curran. Second Row. Gregg Miller. Robert
Eisinger, Andrew Bowman.
Foreign Languages Department:
First Row. Isabelle DeMarte, Michie Shinohara,
Dinah Dodds. Second Row. Nicole Aas
Rouxparis, Marisela Nyoka, Monica Flori, Jann
Purdy. Third Row. Katja Altpeter-Jones, Maarit
Reed, Tatiana Osipovich. Fourth Row. Hua
Yang, Donna Seifer. Fifth Row. Wendy
Woodrich. Nao Masuda. Sixth Row. Rosslyn
Nayer, Susanne Schmitt, Juan Carlos Toledano.
Seventh Row. Keith Dede, Bruce Suttmeier
Matthew West. Eighth Row. Rita Kosak. Mathematical Sciences Department:
First Row. Marc Rose, HaNey Schmidt, Sue
Benowicz, Greg Fredricks. Second Row: Yung
Pin Chen, Roger Nelsen, Bob Owens, Jens
Mache, Peter Drake.
Economics Department:
First Row. Jim Grant, Jack. Second Row.
Marty Hart-Landsberg. Eban Goodstein, Clitt
Bekar, Art O'Sullivan, Clarisse Messemer. 16 • casino night
Left to Right: Jeannine Stickle, Joe Sixta,
Pondie Nicholson.
The Club is Jumpin' Jumpin'. It must've been
the root beer that got this dance floor packed.
Christine Nutters, Kate Larson, Kelly Meyer. Left: Trustafarians. The College's materialistic
capitalists turn out in droves for a chance to win a
variety of plastic novelties purchased at Fred
Meyer.
Whats the Secret? Jennifer Rubin. Christoph r
Daggett, Jordan Small.
J • casino night
Lett to Right: Rachel Stansbury Maura Ross, Ghazal
Sharifi.
Nicole Kaupp I Krista Shapton. Feiling Ri, Tomoko Nakayama.
Double Trouble. James Lindsay,
Marianna Wiles.
17 18 • casino night
Left to Right: Durban Swartz, Sara Bennett,
Brinn Sanders, Madeline Silva.
Natalie Watson, Anna Belesiotis. Left: Steve Loeb looks to start his own table for
a game of rat screw.
Fun Pack. Keala Fujimori, Melissa Long, and
Andy Meade have all the right ingredients for a
great Casino Night. Bust-a-Move. Catie O'Keefe, Jenny Hunt.
Xan Harwood, Brandon Zerr-Smith. dance extravaganza
Group waiting to be trees in the Dance
Extravaganza.
drag auction
Joe Fischer, Christine Nutter drag auction
Joe Petroni drops it like it's warm.
Mahria Lebow puts the competition on ice.
Ben Waterhouse drops it like it's hot.
20 Matt Masciocchi, Josh Paigen.
Left to Right: Emily Sheridan, Ariana Denney, Sarah
Hirsch Heather Hodges. halloween
Beka Feathers Marianne Weidel.
Laura Herberg, Laura Buback.
21 22 halloween
Left to Right: Ken Natsume, Bobby McHugh,
Trini Carrasquel, Feiling Ai, Britta Lindstrom .
Left to Right: Will Hanson, Jennifer Swierk,
Maureen Fox. Left: Josh Stine, Becca Maxwell, Laura Content,
Ryan Delaune.
Molly Young, Caitlin Sampson. Ben Schifman, Anne Megan Daniels.
Left to Right: Erin Mercier, Alison King, Megan Davis
Hitchens. halloween
Left to Right: Sue Jost, Charles
Train, Taylor Valdez.
Claire Smallwood responds to yet
another fire in Copeland. 24 homecoming
Maybe They're Just Sleepy. Maegan McKee,
Robin Young, Liza Hadden, Allie Bronston.
Dave Hires on the way to the Crystal Ballroom. Left: Homecoming. Ah, yet another opportunity
for students to fill their Nalgenes with something
other than organic tea.
Maybe They're Just Sleepy Part II. Beau
Barnes should've drank more of the "soda' in his
nalgene--it looks like he could've used the
caffeine. Good thing Blaine Denton was there to
offer his support. international fair
The performers and organizers of the International Fair.
Laurel Nakanishi. International Students of Lewis & Clark
(ISLC) is a student organization
designed to promote international
awareness by increasing the interaction
between international and U.S. students.
ISLC achieves its purpose by organizing
various activities throughout the year.
This year we had a series of panels on
diversity issues called Face-To-Face
with the Other, as well as Diwali Night,
International Tea Hour and our most
attended event, the International Fair
which showcases performances,
displays and food from all over the
world.
Wendy Woodrich showcasing the
Flamenco dance.
25 international fair
It Might Be Better Than The Bon. Woody Buxton serves
up a delicious treat. Left to Right: Takako Kamata, Arezu
Mahjoubi, Maya Suzuki.
take back the night
26 Take Back the Night is dedicated to raising awareness about rape and sexual assault, and ending the
silence of sexual violence. This photo was taken after the march, in which Lewis and Clark students
reclaimed the night. 28 australia
Left to Right: Josiah Broomfield, Biljana
Risteska Courtney Dale, Haley McNabb.
The group in the convict barracks. 03
Left: The group stuck in the mud.
The group with the natives.
Left to Right: Janel Putnam, Heath Williams,
Fran Hossfeld, Gale Orcutt. east africa 02 & 03
First Row. Louisa Lichtman, Regina Mcconaghy, Jaye
Hartman, Brian Love, Clara Elias, Danielle Liu, Julia
Swanson. Second Row. Eartha Goodman, Lindsay
Sweetland, Hilary Hutchinson, Alex Sundeberg, Chelsea
Schuyler, Marguerite Congoran, Annamarie Pabst, Lili
Doebler Michele Christle, Mia Blagaila. Third Row. Maura
Kelley, Jason Khalsa, Tyler Leeper, Maggie Forrestal, Kara
Fox, Courtney Rudd, Waylon White.
Michele Christle with kids. Left to Right: Rachel Smith, Becky
Rudner, Lindsay Heneage, Elizabeth
Lambs head.
Maura Kelley (Trip Leader), Chelsea
Schuyler, and friends. east africa 02 & 03 I
Left: The group bird watching.
Lily Doebler, Danielle Liu.
Lauren Valone, Lindsay Heneage.
Mia Blagaila.
30 The group sings in English for the Asilo residents.
Katherine dances with ancient dancer. ecuador 04
Erik, Sarah, and Colleen play balloon
catch with some of the residents.
Parker cooks up lunch for Meghann
to serve.
::n 32 india 03
Left to Right: Julia Day, Adrianne Zuckerman,
Nora Kratz, Eliza Ginn, Kea Krause, Anne
Chamberlin, Angela Chu.
McPaneer. Goodluck in winning an obesity Lewis & Clark's overseas program to India fall semester 2003
explored both the north and the south of India. A study of
India's medieval period at the beginning of the program in
Delhi provided a foundation for continued examination of
contemporary issues in India. From Delhi the program
traveled to the Navdanya Seed Farm in Dehra Dun to study
environmental and agricultural issues. Varanasi was the next
site and the group became engaged in the study of religions
in India. The program then moved to Bangalore in southern
India where issues such as technology, labor, caste, and
urban planning in contemporary India were explored. The
program culminated back in Delhi where students completed
and made presentation on their independent study projects.
lawsuit at this McDonalds--there's no beef. Craig Sunil Kumar teaching Jeremy Innis how to pray.
Beebe, Julia Day. Class at Tomb Tughlaqabad.
Adrianne Zuckerman, Kiya Gornik, Kea Krause, Meg
Tremblay, and Muslem University students in Varanasi,
India. india 03
Nora Kratz with kids in Delhi, India.
Julia Day in Bangkok, Thailand. i taly 04
Left to Right: Jordan Rein, Hank Kilgore, Miles
Kusch.
Left to Right; Rhett Tatum, Sara Porterfield,
Leah Strickland. Left: Chapel in Orvieto.
Carla Mc Hattie.
It Must Be A Custom. Jeremiah Young. Justine Hanlon, Cosmo Prindle.
Marissa Dorais and friends get wet in the Mediterranean
Sea. i taly 04
Snowball Fight in town.
Jason Langdon and Jordan Rein
take KLC Radio world-wide.
35 36 new york 03
Left to Right: Erika Ray, Anna Wacks, Josie
Perlson.
Molly Barker on the boardwalk. Left: Adonya Ourshalimian, Jennifer Bouffard, Kevin
Newman, Brian Letwin (on bottom), Josie Perlson,
Nick Satyal, Renee Zalles Annie van Thillo, Anna
Marie Josue, Erika Ray (in back), Anna Wacks,
Margo S. Ballantyne (Trip Leader) (on bottom), Molly
Barker, Sara Squirrel!, Sarah Crandall.
Somewhat famous green statue. new
Left to Right: Erin Brown, Sara Baguskas, Jemile Erdem,
Brian Gallery, Melody Reinerson, Chis Ellison, Alex Chapin,
Tiffani Barnum, Robin Eisenhut, Chris Ragsdale, Katy
Dwyer, and Krissy Forry (sitting in the foreground). Singing
at the Maori Marae.
First Row. Jemile Erdem, Chris Ellison, Tiffani Barnum,
Alex Chapin, Elizabeth Kwan. Second Row. Krissy Forry,
Chris Ragsdale, Brian Gallery. Rugby game in Wellington. zealand
The group on the beach of Tiri Tiri
island. 0
Erin Brown in the caves on Tiri Tiri
island.
37 38 • russ1a 03
It Must Be A Custom Part II. The group.
Jocelyn Bristow preparing for a scrumptious
dinner. Left: Nikki Zimmerman and friends.
The Kremlin in Moscow, Russia. staff
Mariel Alvarado and Josie Perlson practice
their "sorry, I have to write you up" smiles.
Platt-Howard Staff: First Row. Sheila Taylor,
Sara Richheimer. Second Row. Mariel Alvarado,
Maggee Bond, Joe Fischer, Brian Quackenbush,
40 Jessica Ubel, Erin Galligan, Tiffany Henning. Left: Melanie Gilbert, Katie Heyn, Melissa
Long.
Top to Bottom: Valarie Hunsinger, Andrew
Damon, Sara Calvert, Elana Guiney, Justin Leak,
Art Patton, Ann Parker. Melanie Love pleads with the powers above to
make her Resident Director job a bit easier. staff
David Rosengard gives Kathleen Love her first
write-up for staying up past her bed-time.
Left to Right: Elana Guiney, Sara Calvert,
Andrew Damon. 42 staff
Joe Fischer preparing himself for the conflicts of
interest he will face as an RA.
Left to Right: Elana Guiney, Jonas Roy, Art
Patton, Ann Parker, Justin Leak, Sara Calvert,
Andrew Damon. Left: Maggee Bond, Tiffany Henning, Jessica
Ubel, Brian Quackenbush at the Fall Retreat.
Jocelyn Bristow, Devesh Khanal. Copeland. Need we say more? staff
Joe Fischer, Sara Richheimer, Justin Ubel at
the Spring Retreat.
What's the Best Kind of RA? One who is
buried in snow and cannot write you up. Joe
Fischer.
43 44 residents
Kihra Sorensen takes a nappy-nap.
The Cans Are Empty. That's all you need to
know. Left: George Bordash and Alex Henry set their
sites on the coveted snack machine.
Christopher Daggett and Aaron Vandenberg
manage to fit an eight-foot Christmas tree into
their room. 46 aslc
The Associated Students of Lewis
, & Clark (ASLC) Council is a group
of elected and appointed students
who work to improve the student
experience at Lewis & Clark. To
accomplish this, the Council seeks
to distribute student fees fairly and
responsibly, and to represent
students' concerns to the faculty,
administration, and the Board of
Trustees.
Left to Right: Aron Phillips, Jake Thomas, Terry Stratton, Jeff Marshall, James Atkin, Christopher
Daggett (on top), Tracy Nguyen-Chung, Tristan Nunez, Khai East, Ian Evans, Flavia Arsenault.
bio field research
Left to Right: Lisa Challberg, Clara Elias, Kate Baldwin, Dave Woessner and his orb-weaving
spider friend from the Araneidae family.
Rachael Pound, Brittany Loken, Melissa Bodner, Jenny Mosbacher, Brian Erickson. bio field research
Second Row Melissa Bodner, Erika Spangler, Clara Elias, It Might Be Better Than The Bon
Part II. Kate Baldwin licks a slug.
Amy Cohan, Jenny Mosbacher, Nikki Wyman, Jay Hartman, Brian Erickson, Lindsay Sweetland.
black student union
First Row Tracy Nguyen
Chung, John Arlotta,
Timmie Roach, Brittany
Howell, Laura Matson,
Annaliese Calhoun.
Second Row Charles
Davis, Susan Wieneke ( on
bottom), Kate Hilburger,
Betty Piedra, Grace
Uwagbae, Nyssa Aragon,
Carmela Vibiano, Aman
Kubrom, Khai East,
Quiana Washington, Lizzy
Fussell.
47 college outdoors
48 Lizzy Fussell, Maureen Fox, Michelle
Savoie, and Logan Cockier enjoying a lesson in
backcountry cooking at a College Outdoor Work
Party.
The group backpacking in the Alvord Desert over
fall break. Left: The group at an avalanche clinic on Mt.
Hood.
Brent Patteson preparing for a climb at
Stoneworks in Beaverton, Oregon. french club
Lett to Right: Carmen Krol, Nicole Seeley, Willow Holdorf.
gender
Left to Right: Diana Wiener, Kimberly Brodkin, Anna Forsher,
Meghan Sinnott, Evan Dohrmann. The French club
hosts activities such
as on-campus
showings of French
film . , outings to
French restaurants,
game night. hikes.
picnics, and French
table. Our goal is to
expose students in a
fun way to French
language and culture
outside of a class
room setting. and to
keep the activities
accessible to all
Lewis & Clark
students.
studies
This year's 23rd annual
Gender Studies
Symposium a success.
There were over 100
people who participated
as speakers and/or
perlormers, and then
again, another 40 who
submitted aH for the
Gender Studies art sh w
that coincided with th
3-day student-run
Symposium, March 10 I
2004. 50 hawaii club
First Row. Alana Taniguchi, Natalie Domingcil, Feili Yang, Lizzie Palmer, Mayu
Suzuki, Feiling Ri, Angela Sugar, Korie Chung, Timmie Roach, Kekoa Burke,
Lynska Villarimo, Laurel Nakanishi, Fay Carroll, Ryan Lidster, Jon Ching, Deira
Inouye, Grace Malango-Blake, Jason Hoisington. Second Row. Brent Soo Hoo,
Emilie Heiman, Kotaro Kawashima, Leina'ala Slaughter, Bonnie Ruddock, Donna
Storie, Ann Parker, Eric Nelson, Makoto Uchiyama, Tim Likarish, Arezu Mahjoubi,
Mahina Burke, Simran Sudan, Russ Burke, Chelsey Yap, Cheryle Anderson,
Naglee Allen, Melissa Saulog, Ho'onani Andermann, Kim Craigie, Lauren Childs,
Amanda Delzer, Lisa Williams, Jarvalen Silva, Anisa Goforth, Lindsay Sweetland,
Ashley Kikukawa.
Kotaro Kawashima fire dancing.
Ashley Kikukawa and girls dancing to "Poliahu," a song of
the snow goddess Poliahu who longs for her lost lover. int. folkdance
International Folkdance is dedicated
to sharing a love of folk dancing with
the campus community through
participation and performances.
Anyone is welcome to join the group,
either as a dancer or a teacher, and
we pursue as many different kinds
of folk dancing as we can find. In its
first year at LC, I.F. performed twice,
once at the International Fair in
March, and once in late April.
First Row. Beka Feathers, Sara Calvert, Michal Dvir, Elana Guiney. Second Row. Emily Mccartan,
Melanie Love, Katie Rewick, Biljana Risteska, Shannon Brady.
Left to Right: Liv Halvorsen, Ryan Lidster, Feiling Ri,
Brian Frederico. isle
Valentina Grigoreanu, Eric Nelson
selling tickets.
51 52 klc radio
Left to Right: Ben Waterhouse, Paul Muzi,
James Lindsay.
Geoff Wallace working in the KLC Radio Office. Lett: First Row. James Lindsay, Annie Brandon,
Chris Allick, Max Miller, Bennett Sell-Kline, Kelley
Swenson, Jake Thomas, Lindsay Miller, Stuart
Kaplan. Second Row. Jordan Barron, Geoff
Wallace, Bret Ingold, Lizzy Acker, Ben Waterhouse.
School Spirit. Dan Wilson reppin' LC. le 4 dean
Landon Mascarefiaz giving a speech.
First Row: Julia Braun, Ghazal Sharifi (on top), Kristin Clardy, Emmanuel deRosa.
Second Row. Liam O'Brien-McGinty, Beau Barnes, Rob Sholars, Landon Mascarefiaz.
model un
Jeff Marshall diplomatically demolishing the competition.
5 54 • pioneer log
Ryan Essman pitching a story to the staff.
First Row. Dave Muller, Leandra Bernstein, Alexis Gordon, Jeff Marshall.
Second Row Amanda Skinner, Seka Feathers, Anne Winchell, Ethan Stone, John Koehn, Joe Clock.
sofa
Left to Right: Ghazal Sharifi Rachel Stansbury, Diana
Wiener, Kate Larson, Maura Ross. Mr. Student Activities, Robbie Fung. 56 baseball
Left fielder Korey Johnson.
Center fielder Keala Fujimori stealing third-base.
mens basketball
Danny Winchester looking for the
John Mietus and Tommy Magnuson battle for the rebound. three-point shot. Ryan Wells shooting for three-points.
Sarah Moon shooting a free-throw. mens basketball
Adam Merino dribbling through the
Pudget Sound players.
womens basketball
Cedra Fox going for the lay-up.
57 58 crew
Marissa Reddy and Lisa Williams doing their
morning stretchs.
Left to Right: Jenn Smith, Ali Miles, Alia Vander
Lind, Ellie Noelke, Anna Morsett. Left: First Row. Tessa Spillane (Head Coach), Jon Ching,
Anna Morsett, Lindsay Busa, Dave Farris (Captain), Cassie
Mets, Deira Inouye, Amye Scavarda, Angels Pickard, David
Harrelson. Second Row. Nathaneal Oda, Marissa Reddy,
Lisa Williams (Captain), Violet Lindstrom, Leah Whitis,
Jessica Golderman, Sara Grandy, Colleen McNally-Murphy,
Emilie Heiman, Alexis Bloom, Alana Taniguchi. Third Row.
Josh Adam (Assistant Coach), Tessa Dardani, Ellie Noelke,
Matty Shepard, Stacy Skiftenes, Theresa Romeyn, Laura
MacNeil, Lynne Booth, Erika Rowe, Laura Bonin, Chelsea
Heinrich, Jenny Simon (Assistant Coach). Fourth Row. Nick
Swann, Mike Glover, John Green-Otero, Justin Wilson
(Captain), Ben Blakey, Henry Thompson, Xan Harwood,
Burdett Maclean, Alia Vander Lind, Brian Heimdahl, Marriah
Patterson, Tyler Adnit, Meg Tremblay, Max Spector.
Brian Heimdahl, Tyler Adnit, Ben Stanford,
Nick Swann, Jon Ching.
Henry Thompson and Ben Stanford. The team getting ready for the game.
The team sacking the competition. football
Offensive lineman David Wilson
blocks for running back Nick Kaiel.
Defensive back Brad Boggs running
for the touchdown.
59 football
The team coming out on the field.
Trent Thompson looking to pass.
Associate Football Coach Gerald McEldowney.
60 womens soccer
First Row: Sylvia Miller, Jessica Black, Rachel Butler, Bridget Hudson, Genesis McKiernan-Allen,
Whitney Tuxbury. Second Row. Alexa Pengelly (Assistant Coach), Elle McKay, Laurinda Marcello,
Danielle Krushnic, Kate Ross, Zoey Cronin, Rachel Shipps, Liz Valone, Willow Holdorf, Mlhana
Diaz. Third Row. Andrew Miller (Goalkeeper Coach), Samantha Hamilton, Allison Locatelli, Molly
Klarman, Alison Evans, Chloe Hansen. Madeline Lish-King, Lani Ersfeld, Nelson Larson (Assistant
Coach), Todd Anckaitis (Head Coach).
Team outside PGE park at the FIFA Women1s World Cup
2003. Left to Right: Bridget Hudson,
Rachel Butler, Kate Ross, Madeline
Lish-King. softball
First Row: Stephanie Lemon, Roxanne Rittmaster, Jennifer Badalich, Emily Strawn, Head Coach
Jen Piper, Andrea Krol, Kim McBride, Caroline Schultz. Second Row. First Assistant Coach Kim
Fitts, Tiffany Henning, Jaymie Cox, Quiana Washington, Janet Freerks, Alison Brown, Randi Miura,
Second Assistant Coach Linsi Moi.
• • sw mm1ng
Nicole Kaupp raising the roof.
First Row: Julia Phillips, Elissa Dingus, Norah Foster Marshall Jensen, Jamie Armstrong, Marissa Hirt,
Tara Ganser, Jessie Black, Thu Ngo, Anne van Gessel, Summer El Khayyat, Kay Chung.
Second Row. Nikki Wyman, Mark Zaczkowski, Andrew Merrell, Darcy Rumberger, Nicole
2 Kaupp, Theresa Likarish, Al Burgess-Hull, Stacy Davis, Kate McGrath, Sarah Collins. Right: Julia Phillips.
Ken Provides Inspiration. That's all you need to
know. • • sw1mm1ng
Left to Right: Anne van Gessel, Julia Phillips,
Elissa Dingus, Theresa Likarish.
Left to Right: Tim Likarish, Darcy Rumberger,
Elissa Dingus.
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Meghan Lockwood, Nikki Zimmerman, Tirzah
Juskalian (and special friend), and Dan Rhamey
at the Stanford qualifiers.
Terry Stratton practicing on the SOA lawn. Nikki Zimmerman, Max Kramer, Stephen
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Dear David,
Wi love y u fi r wh you are ... our son.
We honor the gifts you bring t the world:
kindne , hum r, arti try, mu ician hip,
tenacity, curiosity, and a deep caring for all
of creation.
May love alway be y ur guide with family,
friend and c lleague .
May you alway list n carefully to y ur own
heart and t the hearts f others.
May you hav the strength and
opportunitie to fi llow y ur dreams.
With celebration for y ur graduati n and
with de p gratitude and re pect for all that
you will do to make the Earth a better
place in which to live.
C ngratulation and 1 ve!
Mom and Dad
MARY JANE & BETSY RICE
ln Congratulations
Mary Jane & Betsy Rice
L ve, Mom, Dad, Fritter
& Baby
BRIAN DAMIAN DONAHUE
M , ll tht th ughtful thing you' e d ne fi r cher
con1L ba ·k to you tenfold as you continu lifi ' journey.
Lo t=, Gram and Grandma Kim, LINDSAY ROSE HENEAGE
Lindsay Rose Heneage,
Congratulations on all
that you worked so hard
to achieve. My best
wishes to you always.
Love, Mom
KIMBERLY MCBRIDE
Achievements and accompli hments are important, but
they can take you only o far. In the end, what really
matters-and what people remember you for and how you
value your elf-is all about the type of person you are and
the type of role model you become.
We are proud of the role model you are!
Lov , Dad & Mom ERIN ELIZABETH BOUTIN
'This is not the end. Thi
is not even the beginning
of the end. But it is,
perhaps, the end of the
beginning."
Winston Churchill
Erin,
May all your beginnings
and ends be filled with joy.
We're very proud of you.
Love, Mom and Dad
CHRISTINE MARIE BOLT
Now you unc.ler ·tand
Ju t why my head' not bowed.
I don't shout or jump about
Or ha\'e to talk real loud.
When you e m pa::ing,
It ought to make you pr ud.
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The b ml f my hair,
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Dear Chri ·cine, The need for my care.
' au e J'm a \i..·oman
ongratulations on your graduation. Phenomenally,
L ve, Phenomenal woman,
Mom & Dad That' me. BRIAN DAMIAN DONAHUE
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Amanda, thanks for the joy you bring.
Love, Mom & Dad & the whole family
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Mansager, Angela Sugar.
Research Methods. Students experiment with
innovative ways of doing their homework. Left Yummy Bon Coffee. Kyle Helland
prepares for another intellectually stimulating
economics class.
Dance Party. What class is Carmen Krol
preparing for? It certainly seems like an
interesting elective. Conscious Environmentalists. When the line to use the
restroom is too long, several girls opt to pop-a-squat.
Bubble Head. As the reading piles up, Will Hanson's
method of procrastination grows more creative. Left to Right: Niku Schreiner, Alex
Hickman, Andrew Kugler.
Got Condoms?
Left to Right: Caitlin Standish, Sarah
Baum (on top), Ariel Kazunas. 6 Quiet Hours. Dylan Beamer rocks out into the
peaceful Oregon night.
Size Matters. Jason Simms discusses whether
or not the size of the bowling ball really matters. Left: Do We Have the Flu? Libor Jany and
Grace Uwagbae ponder whether or not they will
attend their Inventing America classes.
Left to Right: Katelan Braymer, Carrie Centlivr
Janet Freerks. Go Pios! Ever wonder why LC doesn't have a
cheerleading squad? Sarah Compton, Melissa Long.
Left to Right: Tia Wooldridge, Sarah Hirsch, Heather
Hodges, Ariana Denney, Melia Tichenor. Peek-a-Boo. Megan Siefert gets
some fresh air.
Jenny Welburn Only Exhaled. This
is a rare occurance at LC.
Dance Party Part II. Sarah Griggs,
Beverley Rabbitts. 8 Who Got Mail? Yuke Wang can barely contain
his excitement over receiving the latest edition of
the Pioneer Log.
Valentine's Day. Who needs chocolates and
flowers when you can attach a giant Valentine's
Day card to a volleyball net? Left: Extracurricular Activities. Perhaps this
picture should've been in the Sports &
"Recreation" section.
Left to Right: Sarah Dennett, Anne Elizabeth
Washburn, Kyle Bolte, Lindsey Chmielewski,
Greg Mason. The Admissions Department Was
Right. LC students are bright.
Left to Right: Christopher Daggett, Sara Porterfield, David
Honegger, Marianna Wiles, George Bordash IV, Ryan Catie O'Keefe, Becky Rhamey.
Essman, Charlie Blackmar, Jeff Marshall.
First Row. Brian Gallery, Ashley Smith. Second Row.
Mariel Alvarado, Jason Wohlstadter, Kelsey Lewis, David
Rosengard, Diana Wiener, Chloe Castro.
Blue Ribbon? If Pabst gets a blue
ribbon, what doesn't? Allison
Frederick, Maureen Fox. 10 Left to Right: Nyssa Aragon, Heather Robbins,
Robyn Knowlan, Annika Brumpton.
Research Methods Part II. Christopher
Daggett searches for the answer to his political
science homework. Left: At the Apartment Gillian Morris-Warden,
Lindsay Heneage. Vi Nghiem.
Can't Take it Anymore. Ben Wilkenson rests
up on the lawn. 12 students
Right: Ray Warren, Director of Ethnic Student
Services, discusses the Hawaii Club's upcoming
Lu'au with Lauren Oshima.
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Aria Strack helps Louis Nichols with his
homework at the Math Skills Center.
Pythagoras Wouldn't Call That a Triangle.
Mayu Suzuki and Makiko Kurosaki visit
Yung-Pin Chen, Assistant Professor of
Mathematics, in his office. Defenestration. Either someone didn't do their
homework or Marty Hart-Landsberg, Professor
of Economics, is going to throw the camera
person out the window. faculty
After Hours. Bob Owens, Professor of
Mathematics, helps Jae Wook Lee with algebra.
GO Game. Peter Drake, Professor of
Mathematical Sciences, is playing Yung-Pin
Chen a game of GO.
13 14 faculty
Political Science Department:
First Row: Cecilia Chessa, Brian Danoff, Nancy
Curran. Second Row. Gregg Miller. Robert
Eisinger, Andrew Bowman.
Foreign Languages Department:
First Row. Isabelle DeMarte, Michie Shinohara,
Dinah Dodds. Second Row. Nicole Aas
Rouxparis, Marisela Nyoka, Monica Flori, Jann
Purdy. Third Row. Katja Altpeter-Jones, Maarit
Reed, Tatiana Osipovich. Fourth Row. Hua
Yang, Donna Seifer. Fifth Row. Wendy
Woodrich. Nao Masuda. Sixth Row. Rosslyn
Nayer, Susanne Schmitt, Juan Carlos Toledano.
Seventh Row. Keith Dede, Bruce Suttmeier
Matthew West. Eighth Row. Rita Kosak. Mathematical Sciences Department:
First Row. Marc Rose, HaNey Schmidt, Sue
Benowicz, Greg Fredricks. Second Row: Yung
Pin Chen, Roger Nelsen, Bob Owens, Jens
Mache, Peter Drake.
Economics Department:
First Row. Jim Grant, Jack. Second Row.
Marty Hart-Landsberg. Eban Goodstein, Clitt
Bekar, Art O'Sullivan, Clarisse Messemer. 16 • casino night
Left to Right: Jeannine Stickle, Joe Sixta,
Pondie Nicholson.
The Club is Jumpin' Jumpin'. It must've been
the root beer that got this dance floor packed.
Christine Nutters, Kate Larson, Kelly Meyer. Left: Trustafarians. The College's materialistic
capitalists turn out in droves for a chance to win a
variety of plastic novelties purchased at Fred
Meyer.
Whats the Secret? Jennifer Rubin. Christoph r
Daggett, Jordan Small.
J • casino night
Lett to Right: Rachel Stansbury Maura Ross, Ghazal
Sharifi.
Nicole Kaupp I Krista Shapton. Feiling Ri, Tomoko Nakayama.
Double Trouble. James Lindsay,
Marianna Wiles.
17 18 • casino night
Left to Right: Durban Swartz, Sara Bennett,
Brinn Sanders, Madeline Silva.
Natalie Watson, Anna Belesiotis. Left: Steve Loeb looks to start his own table for
a game of rat screw.
Fun Pack. Keala Fujimori, Melissa Long, and
Andy Meade have all the right ingredients for a
great Casino Night. Bust-a-Move. Catie O'Keefe, Jenny Hunt.
Xan Harwood, Brandon Zerr-Smith. dance extravaganza
Group waiting to be trees in the Dance
Extravaganza.
drag auction
Joe Fischer, Christine Nutter drag auction
Joe Petroni drops it like it's warm.
Mahria Lebow puts the competition on ice.
Ben Waterhouse drops it like it's hot.
20 Matt Masciocchi, Josh Paigen.
Left to Right: Emily Sheridan, Ariana Denney, Sarah
Hirsch Heather Hodges. halloween
Beka Feathers Marianne Weidel.
Laura Herberg, Laura Buback.
21 22 halloween
Left to Right: Ken Natsume, Bobby McHugh,
Trini Carrasquel, Feiling Ai, Britta Lindstrom .
Left to Right: Will Hanson, Jennifer Swierk,
Maureen Fox. Left: Josh Stine, Becca Maxwell, Laura Content,
Ryan Delaune.
Molly Young, Caitlin Sampson. Ben Schifman, Anne Megan Daniels.
Left to Right: Erin Mercier, Alison King, Megan Davis
Hitchens. halloween
Left to Right: Sue Jost, Charles
Train, Taylor Valdez.
Claire Smallwood responds to yet
another fire in Copeland. 24 homecoming
Maybe They're Just Sleepy. Maegan McKee,
Robin Young, Liza Hadden, Allie Bronston.
Dave Hires on the way to the Crystal Ballroom. Left: Homecoming. Ah, yet another opportunity
for students to fill their Nalgenes with something
other than organic tea.
Maybe They're Just Sleepy Part II. Beau
Barnes should've drank more of the "soda' in his
nalgene--it looks like he could've used the
caffeine. Good thing Blaine Denton was there to
offer his support. international fair
The performers and organizers of the International Fair.
Laurel Nakanishi. International Students of Lewis & Clark
(ISLC) is a student organization
designed to promote international
awareness by increasing the interaction
between international and U.S. students.
ISLC achieves its purpose by organizing
various activities throughout the year.
This year we had a series of panels on
diversity issues called Face-To-Face
with the Other, as well as Diwali Night,
International Tea Hour and our most
attended event, the International Fair
which showcases performances,
displays and food from all over the
world.
Wendy Woodrich showcasing the
Flamenco dance.
25 international fair
It Might Be Better Than The Bon. Woody Buxton serves
up a delicious treat. Left to Right: Takako Kamata, Arezu
Mahjoubi, Maya Suzuki.
take back the night
26 Take Back the Night is dedicated to raising awareness about rape and sexual assault, and ending the
silence of sexual violence. This photo was taken after the march, in which Lewis and Clark students
reclaimed the night. 28 australia
Left to Right: Josiah Broomfield, Biljana
Risteska Courtney Dale, Haley McNabb.
The group in the convict barracks. 03
Left: The group stuck in the mud.
The group with the natives.
Left to Right: Janel Putnam, Heath Williams,
Fran Hossfeld, Gale Orcutt. east africa 02 & 03
First Row. Louisa Lichtman, Regina Mcconaghy, Jaye
Hartman, Brian Love, Clara Elias, Danielle Liu, Julia
Swanson. Second Row. Eartha Goodman, Lindsay
Sweetland, Hilary Hutchinson, Alex Sundeberg, Chelsea
Schuyler, Marguerite Congoran, Annamarie Pabst, Lili
Doebler Michele Christle, Mia Blagaila. Third Row. Maura
Kelley, Jason Khalsa, Tyler Leeper, Maggie Forrestal, Kara
Fox, Courtney Rudd, Waylon White.
Michele Christle with kids. Left to Right: Rachel Smith, Becky
Rudner, Lindsay Heneage, Elizabeth
Lambs head.
Maura Kelley (Trip Leader), Chelsea
Schuyler, and friends. east africa 02 & 03 I
Left: The group bird watching.
Lily Doebler, Danielle Liu.
Lauren Valone, Lindsay Heneage.
Mia Blagaila.
30 The group sings in English for the Asilo residents.
Katherine dances with ancient dancer. ecuador 04
Erik, Sarah, and Colleen play balloon
catch with some of the residents.
Parker cooks up lunch for Meghann
to serve.
::n 32 india 03
Left to Right: Julia Day, Adrianne Zuckerman,
Nora Kratz, Eliza Ginn, Kea Krause, Anne
Chamberlin, Angela Chu.
McPaneer. Goodluck in winning an obesity Lewis & Clark's overseas program to India fall semester 2003
explored both the north and the south of India. A study of
India's medieval period at the beginning of the program in
Delhi provided a foundation for continued examination of
contemporary issues in India. From Delhi the program
traveled to the Navdanya Seed Farm in Dehra Dun to study
environmental and agricultural issues. Varanasi was the next
site and the group became engaged in the study of religions
in India. The program then moved to Bangalore in southern
India where issues such as technology, labor, caste, and
urban planning in contemporary India were explored. The
program culminated back in Delhi where students completed
and made presentation on their independent study projects.
lawsuit at this McDonalds--there's no beef. Craig Sunil Kumar teaching Jeremy Innis how to pray.
Beebe, Julia Day. Class at Tomb Tughlaqabad.
Adrianne Zuckerman, Kiya Gornik, Kea Krause, Meg
Tremblay, and Muslem University students in Varanasi,
India. india 03
Nora Kratz with kids in Delhi, India.
Julia Day in Bangkok, Thailand. i taly 04
Left to Right: Jordan Rein, Hank Kilgore, Miles
Kusch.
Left to Right; Rhett Tatum, Sara Porterfield,
Leah Strickland. Left: Chapel in Orvieto.
Carla Mc Hattie.
It Must Be A Custom. Jeremiah Young. Justine Hanlon, Cosmo Prindle.
Marissa Dorais and friends get wet in the Mediterranean
Sea. i taly 04
Snowball Fight in town.
Jason Langdon and Jordan Rein
take KLC Radio world-wide.
35 36 new york 03
Left to Right: Erika Ray, Anna Wacks, Josie
Perlson.
Molly Barker on the boardwalk. Left: Adonya Ourshalimian, Jennifer Bouffard, Kevin
Newman, Brian Letwin (on bottom), Josie Perlson,
Nick Satyal, Renee Zalles Annie van Thillo, Anna
Marie Josue, Erika Ray (in back), Anna Wacks,
Margo S. Ballantyne (Trip Leader) (on bottom), Molly
Barker, Sara Squirrel!, Sarah Crandall.
Somewhat famous green statue. new
Left to Right: Erin Brown, Sara Baguskas, Jemile Erdem,
Brian Gallery, Melody Reinerson, Chis Ellison, Alex Chapin,
Tiffani Barnum, Robin Eisenhut, Chris Ragsdale, Katy
Dwyer, and Krissy Forry (sitting in the foreground). Singing
at the Maori Marae.
First Row. Jemile Erdem, Chris Ellison, Tiffani Barnum,
Alex Chapin, Elizabeth Kwan. Second Row. Krissy Forry,
Chris Ragsdale, Brian Gallery. Rugby game in Wellington. zealand
The group on the beach of Tiri Tiri
island. 0
Erin Brown in the caves on Tiri Tiri
island.
37 38 • russ1a 03
It Must Be A Custom Part II. The group.
Jocelyn Bristow preparing for a scrumptious
dinner. Left: Nikki Zimmerman and friends.
The Kremlin in Moscow, Russia. staff
Mariel Alvarado and Josie Perlson practice
their "sorry, I have to write you up" smiles.
Platt-Howard Staff: First Row. Sheila Taylor,
Sara Richheimer. Second Row. Mariel Alvarado,
Maggee Bond, Joe Fischer, Brian Quackenbush,
40 Jessica Ubel, Erin Galligan, Tiffany Henning. Left: Melanie Gilbert, Katie Heyn, Melissa
Long.
Top to Bottom: Valarie Hunsinger, Andrew
Damon, Sara Calvert, Elana Guiney, Justin Leak,
Art Patton, Ann Parker. Melanie Love pleads with the powers above to
make her Resident Director job a bit easier. staff
David Rosengard gives Kathleen Love her first
write-up for staying up past her bed-time.
Left to Right: Elana Guiney, Sara Calvert,
Andrew Damon. 42 staff
Joe Fischer preparing himself for the conflicts of
interest he will face as an RA.
Left to Right: Elana Guiney, Jonas Roy, Art
Patton, Ann Parker, Justin Leak, Sara Calvert,
Andrew Damon. Left: Maggee Bond, Tiffany Henning, Jessica
Ubel, Brian Quackenbush at the Fall Retreat.
Jocelyn Bristow, Devesh Khanal. Copeland. Need we say more? staff
Joe Fischer, Sara Richheimer, Justin Ubel at
the Spring Retreat.
What's the Best Kind of RA? One who is
buried in snow and cannot write you up. Joe
Fischer.
43 44 residents
Kihra Sorensen takes a nappy-nap.
The Cans Are Empty. That's all you need to
know. Left: George Bordash and Alex Henry set their
sites on the coveted snack machine.
Christopher Daggett and Aaron Vandenberg
manage to fit an eight-foot Christmas tree into
their room. 46 aslc
The Associated Students of Lewis
, & Clark (ASLC) Council is a group
of elected and appointed students
who work to improve the student
experience at Lewis & Clark. To
accomplish this, the Council seeks
to distribute student fees fairly and
responsibly, and to represent
students' concerns to the faculty,
administration, and the Board of
Trustees.
Left to Right: Aron Phillips, Jake Thomas, Terry Stratton, Jeff Marshall, James Atkin, Christopher
Daggett (on top), Tracy Nguyen-Chung, Tristan Nunez, Khai East, Ian Evans, Flavia Arsenault.
bio field research
Left to Right: Lisa Challberg, Clara Elias, Kate Baldwin, Dave Woessner and his orb-weaving
spider friend from the Araneidae family.
Rachael Pound, Brittany Loken, Melissa Bodner, Jenny Mosbacher, Brian Erickson. bio field research
Second Row Melissa Bodner, Erika Spangler, Clara Elias, It Might Be Better Than The Bon
Part II. Kate Baldwin licks a slug.
Amy Cohan, Jenny Mosbacher, Nikki Wyman, Jay Hartman, Brian Erickson, Lindsay Sweetland.
black student union
First Row Tracy Nguyen
Chung, John Arlotta,
Timmie Roach, Brittany
Howell, Laura Matson,
Annaliese Calhoun.
Second Row Charles
Davis, Susan Wieneke ( on
bottom), Kate Hilburger,
Betty Piedra, Grace
Uwagbae, Nyssa Aragon,
Carmela Vibiano, Aman
Kubrom, Khai East,
Quiana Washington, Lizzy
Fussell.
47 college outdoors
48 Lizzy Fussell, Maureen Fox, Michelle
Savoie, and Logan Cockier enjoying a lesson in
backcountry cooking at a College Outdoor Work
Party.
The group backpacking in the Alvord Desert over
fall break. Left: The group at an avalanche clinic on Mt.
Hood.
Brent Patteson preparing for a climb at
Stoneworks in Beaverton, Oregon. french club
Lett to Right: Carmen Krol, Nicole Seeley, Willow Holdorf.
gender
Left to Right: Diana Wiener, Kimberly Brodkin, Anna Forsher,
Meghan Sinnott, Evan Dohrmann. The French club
hosts activities such
as on-campus
showings of French
film . , outings to
French restaurants,
game night. hikes.
picnics, and French
table. Our goal is to
expose students in a
fun way to French
language and culture
outside of a class
room setting. and to
keep the activities
accessible to all
Lewis & Clark
students.
studies
This year's 23rd annual
Gender Studies
Symposium a success.
There were over 100
people who participated
as speakers and/or
perlormers, and then
again, another 40 who
submitted aH for the
Gender Studies art sh w
that coincided with th
3-day student-run
Symposium, March 10 I
2004. 50 hawaii club
First Row. Alana Taniguchi, Natalie Domingcil, Feili Yang, Lizzie Palmer, Mayu
Suzuki, Feiling Ri, Angela Sugar, Korie Chung, Timmie Roach, Kekoa Burke,
Lynska Villarimo, Laurel Nakanishi, Fay Carroll, Ryan Lidster, Jon Ching, Deira
Inouye, Grace Malango-Blake, Jason Hoisington. Second Row. Brent Soo Hoo,
Emilie Heiman, Kotaro Kawashima, Leina'ala Slaughter, Bonnie Ruddock, Donna
Storie, Ann Parker, Eric Nelson, Makoto Uchiyama, Tim Likarish, Arezu Mahjoubi,
Mahina Burke, Simran Sudan, Russ Burke, Chelsey Yap, Cheryle Anderson,
Naglee Allen, Melissa Saulog, Ho'onani Andermann, Kim Craigie, Lauren Childs,
Amanda Delzer, Lisa Williams, Jarvalen Silva, Anisa Goforth, Lindsay Sweetland,
Ashley Kikukawa.
Kotaro Kawashima fire dancing.
Ashley Kikukawa and girls dancing to "Poliahu," a song of
the snow goddess Poliahu who longs for her lost lover. int. folkdance
International Folkdance is dedicated
to sharing a love of folk dancing with
the campus community through
participation and performances.
Anyone is welcome to join the group,
either as a dancer or a teacher, and
we pursue as many different kinds
of folk dancing as we can find. In its
first year at LC, I.F. performed twice,
once at the International Fair in
March, and once in late April.
First Row. Beka Feathers, Sara Calvert, Michal Dvir, Elana Guiney. Second Row. Emily Mccartan,
Melanie Love, Katie Rewick, Biljana Risteska, Shannon Brady.
Left to Right: Liv Halvorsen, Ryan Lidster, Feiling Ri,
Brian Frederico. isle
Valentina Grigoreanu, Eric Nelson
selling tickets.
51 52 klc radio
Left to Right: Ben Waterhouse, Paul Muzi,
James Lindsay.
Geoff Wallace working in the KLC Radio Office. Lett: First Row. James Lindsay, Annie Brandon,
Chris Allick, Max Miller, Bennett Sell-Kline, Kelley
Swenson, Jake Thomas, Lindsay Miller, Stuart
Kaplan. Second Row. Jordan Barron, Geoff
Wallace, Bret Ingold, Lizzy Acker, Ben Waterhouse.
School Spirit. Dan Wilson reppin' LC. le 4 dean
Landon Mascarefiaz giving a speech.
First Row: Julia Braun, Ghazal Sharifi (on top), Kristin Clardy, Emmanuel deRosa.
Second Row. Liam O'Brien-McGinty, Beau Barnes, Rob Sholars, Landon Mascarefiaz.
model un
Jeff Marshall diplomatically demolishing the competition.
5 54 • pioneer log
Ryan Essman pitching a story to the staff.
First Row. Dave Muller, Leandra Bernstein, Alexis Gordon, Jeff Marshall.
Second Row Amanda Skinner, Seka Feathers, Anne Winchell, Ethan Stone, John Koehn, Joe Clock.
sofa
Left to Right: Ghazal Sharifi Rachel Stansbury, Diana
Wiener, Kate Larson, Maura Ross. Mr. Student Activities, Robbie Fung. 56 baseball
Left fielder Korey Johnson.
Center fielder Keala Fujimori stealing third-base.
mens basketball
Danny Winchester looking for the
John Mietus and Tommy Magnuson battle for the rebound. three-point shot. Ryan Wells shooting for three-points.
Sarah Moon shooting a free-throw. mens basketball
Adam Merino dribbling through the
Pudget Sound players.
womens basketball
Cedra Fox going for the lay-up.
57 58 crew
Marissa Reddy and Lisa Williams doing their
morning stretchs.
Left to Right: Jenn Smith, Ali Miles, Alia Vander
Lind, Ellie Noelke, Anna Morsett. Left: First Row. Tessa Spillane (Head Coach), Jon Ching,
Anna Morsett, Lindsay Busa, Dave Farris (Captain), Cassie
Mets, Deira Inouye, Amye Scavarda, Angels Pickard, David
Harrelson. Second Row. Nathaneal Oda, Marissa Reddy,
Lisa Williams (Captain), Violet Lindstrom, Leah Whitis,
Jessica Golderman, Sara Grandy, Colleen McNally-Murphy,
Emilie Heiman, Alexis Bloom, Alana Taniguchi. Third Row.
Josh Adam (Assistant Coach), Tessa Dardani, Ellie Noelke,
Matty Shepard, Stacy Skiftenes, Theresa Romeyn, Laura
MacNeil, Lynne Booth, Erika Rowe, Laura Bonin, Chelsea
Heinrich, Jenny Simon (Assistant Coach). Fourth Row. Nick
Swann, Mike Glover, John Green-Otero, Justin Wilson
(Captain), Ben Blakey, Henry Thompson, Xan Harwood,
Burdett Maclean, Alia Vander Lind, Brian Heimdahl, Marriah
Patterson, Tyler Adnit, Meg Tremblay, Max Spector.
Brian Heimdahl, Tyler Adnit, Ben Stanford,
Nick Swann, Jon Ching.
Henry Thompson and Ben Stanford. The team getting ready for the game.
The team sacking the competition. football
Offensive lineman David Wilson
blocks for running back Nick Kaiel.
Defensive back Brad Boggs running
for the touchdown.
59 football
The team coming out on the field.
Trent Thompson looking to pass.
Associate Football Coach Gerald McEldowney.
60 womens soccer
First Row: Sylvia Miller, Jessica Black, Rachel Butler, Bridget Hudson, Genesis McKiernan-Allen,
Whitney Tuxbury. Second Row. Alexa Pengelly (Assistant Coach), Elle McKay, Laurinda Marcello,
Danielle Krushnic, Kate Ross, Zoey Cronin, Rachel Shipps, Liz Valone, Willow Holdorf, Mlhana
Diaz. Third Row. Andrew Miller (Goalkeeper Coach), Samantha Hamilton, Allison Locatelli, Molly
Klarman, Alison Evans, Chloe Hansen. Madeline Lish-King, Lani Ersfeld, Nelson Larson (Assistant
Coach), Todd Anckaitis (Head Coach).
Team outside PGE park at the FIFA Women1s World Cup
2003. Left to Right: Bridget Hudson,
Rachel Butler, Kate Ross, Madeline
Lish-King. softball
First Row: Stephanie Lemon, Roxanne Rittmaster, Jennifer Badalich, Emily Strawn, Head Coach
Jen Piper, Andrea Krol, Kim McBride, Caroline Schultz. Second Row. First Assistant Coach Kim
Fitts, Tiffany Henning, Jaymie Cox, Quiana Washington, Janet Freerks, Alison Brown, Randi Miura,
Second Assistant Coach Linsi Moi.
• • sw mm1ng
Nicole Kaupp raising the roof.
First Row: Julia Phillips, Elissa Dingus, Norah Foster Marshall Jensen, Jamie Armstrong, Marissa Hirt,
Tara Ganser, Jessie Black, Thu Ngo, Anne van Gessel, Summer El Khayyat, Kay Chung.
Second Row. Nikki Wyman, Mark Zaczkowski, Andrew Merrell, Darcy Rumberger, Nicole
2 Kaupp, Theresa Likarish, Al Burgess-Hull, Stacy Davis, Kate McGrath, Sarah Collins. Right: Julia Phillips.
Ken Provides Inspiration. That's all you need to
know. • • sw1mm1ng
Left to Right: Anne van Gessel, Julia Phillips,
Elissa Dingus, Theresa Likarish.
Left to Right: Tim Likarish, Darcy Rumberger,
Elissa Dingus.
63 64 ultimate frisbee
Meghan Lockwood, Nikki Zimmerman, Tirzah
Juskalian (and special friend), and Dan Rhamey
at the Stanford qualifiers.
Terry Stratton practicing on the SOA lawn. Nikki Zimmerman, Max Kramer, Stephen
Boyce. AH JAYMIE LOU! E COX
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Dear David,
Wi love y u fi r wh you are ... our son.
We honor the gifts you bring t the world:
kindne , hum r, arti try, mu ician hip,
tenacity, curiosity, and a deep caring for all
of creation.
May love alway be y ur guide with family,
friend and c lleague .
May you alway list n carefully to y ur own
heart and t the hearts f others.
May you hav the strength and
opportunitie to fi llow y ur dreams.
With celebration for y ur graduati n and
with de p gratitude and re pect for all that
you will do to make the Earth a better
place in which to live.
C ngratulation and 1 ve!
Mom and Dad
MARY JANE & BETSY RICE
ln Congratulations
Mary Jane & Betsy Rice
L ve, Mom, Dad, Fritter
& Baby
BRIAN DAMIAN DONAHUE
M , ll tht th ughtful thing you' e d ne fi r cher
con1L ba ·k to you tenfold as you continu lifi ' journey.
Lo t=, Gram and Grandma Kim, LINDSAY ROSE HENEAGE
Lindsay Rose Heneage,
Congratulations on all
that you worked so hard
to achieve. My best
wishes to you always.
Love, Mom
KIMBERLY MCBRIDE
Achievements and accompli hments are important, but
they can take you only o far. In the end, what really
matters-and what people remember you for and how you
value your elf-is all about the type of person you are and
the type of role model you become.
We are proud of the role model you are!
Lov , Dad & Mom ERIN ELIZABETH BOUTIN
'This is not the end. Thi
is not even the beginning
of the end. But it is,
perhaps, the end of the
beginning."
Winston Churchill
Erin,
May all your beginnings
and ends be filled with joy.
We're very proud of you.
Love, Mom and Dad
CHRISTINE MARIE BOLT
Now you unc.ler ·tand
Ju t why my head' not bowed.
I don't shout or jump about
Or ha\'e to talk real loud.
When you e m pa::ing,
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Dear Chri ·cine, The need for my care.
' au e J'm a \i..·oman
ongratulations on your graduation. Phenomenally,
L ve, Phenomenal woman,
Mom & Dad That' me. BRIAN DAMIAN DONAHUE
From the moment you am into rhis world we knew rhar
you were capable of gr nt rhing!'>.
Well you\• only ju r hcgun!
We love you anc.l arc so l roud of you ....
Love, Mom, Dad and hrbti<.:
" f cour!'> • th re i no formula for u ce except p ·rha1 ~ an
unconditional acceptance of lift: and what it hrin~~-"
Arthur Ruhin tc..'in Amanda in Connecticut. AMANDA JOHNSON
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Amanda, thanks for the joy you bring.
Love, Mom & Dad & the whole family
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