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Yiem Kimtah 2003
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College yearbook,Yiem Kimtah: The Story Retold, v. 21. [76] p., 27 cm.
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Lewis & Clark College
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2003
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LEWIS ANO CLARK COLLEGE
Yiem Kimta~ 2003
0615 SW Palativie Hill Road
Portlavid, Dregovi 9 7 2 1 9
(503) 7 68-7000
St1.,1devits: 1 7 6 .3
Fac1.,1lt~f 150
Staff: 307
Vol1.,1me 2 1
Edited b~: La1.,1rel Devit a o ot~•2 4 ■ Stu1devit Life
1 2 ■ Academics/Facu1lt~
2 o ■ overseas
30 ■ Ovi/Off CamplAS
34 ■At~letics
42■ Avt
46 ■ Seviiors
60 ■ Parevit Ads cont,rved from p::,ge 4
as to leave this sometimes bubble-like
atmosphere on Polotire Hill Rood perhaps
you trek downtown on tre P-10-Express
There is always plenty to do downtown on
tre weekend. Sotu:-doy Market concerts
ll)L5eUfTlS and sl-opp,ng ore just o co...ple of
things that con make o weelerd anything
but dull
It's rare to hear someore 'fl:JY that trey're
bored H's 1ust not tn Ire vocob.ilory of Ire
students with opportunities like College
Outdoors SOFA. ASLC. o variety of
I flVl
SO MUCH TO DO publication groups and a rumber of dubs
And 1f you're not 'fl:Jlisf ,ed with
what tre sch:iol offers then
students start up treir own dub
or student group with ft.rids
from GAB or SAAB
With so many opportun1hes
on campus and in Ire Portland
area Ire only problem students
ever hove is finding time
I
IVl
IN SO LITTLE TIME
Above. Freshnen roomotes Lo.ro E 1zobe1h Herberg aid Loso
Elizabeth &.ooo< get reooy lo Hoot down the Deschutes on a whte
water rolling tnp w,th College Outdoors
Left: The lock of ovoiloble pa-k.ng nea-residerce halls forced students
to pcrl practically onywhere there was room Above: 0, tf.e dcn:e lk:o-at o popmo pcrly seniors TIOO
Radel e Be•ln,y Colton Knsiln 'A lnS ond Becca Oa-der
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left: l=reshnoo Mas>-o i-bnmond is o set in his short shorts
h on 80's party ofler gell,r,g ready 111 Monzcnto Left: Sena Ryal Bogle ond
1rior Toc:ki DorOOl ere 5m,ling big
aiter w,rnng the Halloween
cash.me contest The boys reo !y
got into c.l'Orocter by doing
colisthenlcs lo Mdiool Jo&soris
"Beot It" and asking people lo
g,ve them ,mog,ncry worer to
lfl109lfU y ~~ over their
heock.
St 1 1'11 L fe.■7 ~~ I liRe ~ow
t~ere's some
t~ivig for
ever~ovie ~ere.
If ~oil re viot
ivito pavt~ivig
t~evi t~ere's
alwa~s a fv1 vi
LC evevit to go
to. T~ere J1,1st~~
vio pressv1re,
-Avivia WacRS omehmes 1r is important to take
a little break. Ifs easy to get
studying. We certainly seem to have no
problems letting go and having a good
time. Halloween and theme parties are
great examples of times when we can be
someone else besides a stressed-out
student for one rnghr.
Left: Things get interesting with Seniors
Christian Oenhar and Karissa Dunbar at
a KLC Halloween Party 1n 2001
A LITTLE TIME TD Ov1RSELVES,,.
Wren we spend so mu:::h time studying what else ore wee pected to do when we have free time?
Left ro Right. Junior AL.Stin Work Freshman Ellie Md<.ay and Senior Katie Tobin. Seniors Alex Graham and Roze Dotson Left. K y Mat in end senior Nlat I
Wriftt g,vo scnicr Kocy Wm,sr, o
lilt
Above; So,:tooore Berrett Se!l-r.l.·-e end lnor Ko•,e Roser
n too olt lude lo f,• tf.eir C061i.rnes on K::illo..-.een
Left Nd K lzerow <rd Soph:irro,-e logo, Mercer pool on
~onoeN,d We•m·s tXXJ/ ol Ire t-o-necom.ng foo•bo
gc,no.
• WHERE CAN YOU BUY PRO·
DUCE. A TELEVISION SET AN)
GARDENING SUPPLIES ALL AT
THE SAME PLACE? WHY AT
FRED MEYER OF COURSE
It's 1ust o shorl bus ride down to lhe
Burlingame Fred Meyer For some this is o
lifesaver And for those of us without cars
,t·s o Godsend
It's not U'lUSUOI to poss a fellow l&C
student as you're in the checkout line or
searching for the cheapest beer. It ·s Iii e the
store res become [USI another port of our
school
As sophomore Jessie Costello put 11
"Thank goodness for Fred Meyer Without
this k1rd of convenierx:e I'd not only be
starving all the time " confirx.ed from page 12
remain on lnternotional Aff oirs
map for e ample.
no I-er truly pheoomenol op
porhxi1ty hot 1s o port of each
student's life Is the close bard they
shore with professors. With such o
small student-to-faculty ratio it's
only natural to hove the chance to get to koow professors ord ice
versa
From e plorolion ord hands-on
learning to dasses thal discuss
the workings of our society o
group of students with a variety
of intere51s con each feel at home
under the some roof
Beav1ti v1
GAINING KNOWLEDGE
AND MAKING FRIENDS
Above: ..q:ihomores lie Salare ood .iesslco Hoo cri:I .knor Hano
M111 p o group pr~to IQfl for their Frerch 01 doss
Left: Fresh-nan Ariel Eoson and .A.rre W,nchell colloboro e on o proteel
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"MY STLOENTS INSPIRE ME 10 KEEP
FII-OING MORE CREATIVE WAYS TO
TEACH" NtCOlE AAS·ROUXPARIS
French professor l\koo Am-l?ooxpcrt WO$ se
loctod by trc Careg,o Fa.rdahon fa the Ad
vcrcemcnl of Tooc:hrg ord the COlrd fa Ad·
IICTCcmrnl ord 5'.ppo-t o! EcL:otionos the 2002
Ocgonf>rofQS.SO'of t~ Yecr Ncolcrece1vedher
owad 1n Wa.hrigton. DC n l\bvember
Nicole. orlgll'lOlly from Alga-10 cane •o the
U,,ted Stoics ll'I 1962 St..c $lud,oo ot PortW
Stole Lhvtnily ord t!-e lhversity of Oogoo
Thefo she ecrred her flhD in r~e longu:,ges
As o pot of the Lowis & Cbk focuty Nocole
~ted o rew ovenca; study program in
Do.a Senegal ord mc,ny new odvcn:ed level
Frerch 00\l'SeS.
lo the clc:m room. f\kolo IS know for her tremen
dous ord ow-dent enthisiosrn Ntole does not
iu,t looch her student s.l.c motJVOfes 1'"'811" tnto.-esls
tn rew aitu-es ord ways of lo
N:cole Is o very ~ pot of th,s school
Felic,talla"6 Ncole!
Above: ~-ophomore Dent Lehnen reads 011er the 50",PI lo~
por1ne< for their Actr,g I doss.
Left: Sernor V,to P,t,no end Llior Ion Bloz,no dscu.s world
aHo r on the steps of the l,b-ory
AU1mri:nin1 Fo w ~ • 5 Left: Sophomores Jessie Costello
ord Malcom Howod worl oo a
proiect togelrer 111 tl-e F-wrrg
IOlr,ge
Bellow. 'Mlile Albc,,y wos beng
rerovoted the co-campus
carmnry hod to get used to o!I
of the c:.onstru:11on noses ond
distro:hons cuirg fo I semester i..n s:
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left to Rig,t: Lindo Noble Jomes Du-con William Rondo I Evon Williams, Jonis
Locm " and LOU1s Kuo
Bcx:k: Jeon Word Steve Huit Stuart Kopbn Front: William Kinsella Peter
Ch-1s!enson
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Left to Right: Artro-O'Sull,von Ebon Goodstein Cliff &tor Rothy Anderson
Ow Gitomer B,zobeth Zahrt-Ge,b and Jorres Grant
Stcrdirg Left to Right: Susan f'1rsd-ner Meg Robnd Jorn Callahan Jod
rio·' Sittirg: R,shono Z1nY1rg Mischo Grodin Ame Dow1d and Jeanie
Looom
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Bod<. Left to Rlg,t: Mid-oel lrmscher Clomo Siler Arre Alinhoc Nicole Aos
p, ~ orrs ~ lo s l"'.lelHordt Morv.co Flori Rosslyn Noyer hongme \/vu Front:
MoriSelo Nyoka Oino'1 Dodds Keith Dede Ceci 10 &renot Nat piclued: Mireille
Ba!k:rd Kendel Corm1re Rooo D,ez lsobelle DeMorte Daniela Ot,: Y OU1Q Rite
Kosek Mone-Arre Lero Me1ru Liu Jorge lopez Nao Mos.m Jason McKrolo
Kious MuPer-We1fv,ch Totioro Osipovid, Moont Reed Michie Shinohoro Bruce
Suttrreer Juoo Corbs Toledo'lO Wendy Woodrich
Back: Vvym Wilcox David Campion Middle: Robbie Roy Matthew Lev1nger
Front: Stephen Beckham. Jone Huiter, BenJQmin Westervelt EOiot Y OU)9
Fa ~ r ■ 8 ~ --D :s
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Left to Right: Robert Kugler Alon Cole Sylv,a Frar1 el Rochel 'Nreeler Poul
Powers
• ... continued from page 20
the immediate influence of be-world is expanded and en
oming immersed in a new cul-hanced. Overseas trips
hxe is an amazing experience supplement on-campus
Monuments only seen before education by giving stu
in textbooks and postcards ore dents o once in a life
istudied by students first hand hme opportunity to l,ve
Through the domestic and over-somewhere else in the
seas programs. understanding world
and appreciation for the outside
Cross
STLOENTS SPEAD ACROSS THE WORLD
TO LEARN ABOUT DIFFERENT CUL TURES
Above: Senior N Strong-Cvetich J1S110r Amcrdo .ldnson aid
,J" esse Beosoo at 01 anphitheoter 1n POOl)elt Moy 2002
Left: 'ler\lOl's Kristin WI1ku1s cod Becca Chandier get into
"'bo:ig rol po,nt up ching lhe1r overseas trip to AU51rollo In
Spring 2002.
~-Rlg,t: cn10r RoseMcry Sc!Y,,,dt
1lop Cl bfan:h over Ire OCC01
on ticrO'l lslond n AuslroflO
Above. Senkn Rosemay Sdmdt Rvon Bogle Becco Chandler Kristin
W tns Sorel> Alexaider Soroh W is end Professo-Rob Elvish tcl.e o
bred from ~ mnng in Al.6tro.o
Left: Redel Pasons plo,s with o seo-cucunber ct the Gree• Bcrr1ef
Reel in Austrol10
■ .. Left: riors C amen I tmy end
' o ' rnson relm from thetr lrlo
Bellow. The 2007. At.6trol10
o <.lt'~group Whether you ore interested
1n the language or the
culh..re ood history tnps to both Chino
and Japan offer students a chance lo
live where the sui nses. Either l1v1ng
with host fom1l1es or ,n dorm1tor1es
students may study 1n Be111ng and
Harbin 1n Chino or in Osako or
Sapporo Japan Sapporo ,s the
cop,tol city of Japan's northern island
of Hokkaido. Trips toke place 1n both
the foll and spring
Top to Bottom Senior Tro Radel o Chno Foll
200 Om Trip go..p Fa 2001 Senior Argdo
Stc:ri ., Jcpcn Rlg,t: Smors Do Coulter
Col rn T ra Broo Sl1tz. Rose
Cosb-Nid Osteroos and
Jason f-Jerzog on the London
trip 1n the spmY:3 of 2002
Above: Senior Kalie Tobin h.Jgs o sh-ub near the
t Uf\5thistonsches MIJSi:/Jn 1n Vterro Austria while on tf--e
Mll11ch overseas progro:n
Rid,t: Senior Jaros Lennon
gives us a toast di.ring his
trip to Italy Ph>to provided by L01Ten Mo n Vacation
-If. f,rxxf farnTJ aptriau
Tl-ie hcstory and vonet of CUIU'e draw MO'IY slodents to l~cou,!r
of Fu-ope. ProgOllS rcludc tr1p5 to f1cn:o Germcny oly cni
EngW n the fol ond spring or lor o fdl year Ov t
C\ITICUO rorge from at d-orro ond Br! 1 pol1t In Erolcrd to tensiVC
lcrguoge lwy and 1-.istay ~• Italy ond rare Ch-t of the odva,loges ol
prograns in fa,c,po, 1hu1 o tcnd:ng yos v t lo notghboring cxu,tr co,
bo very easy AltElf tho full yco trip to MU'lich Gcw-.c.,iy bst yeor woe
tudents clecided to Id orcxn:I fa-0'¥>11-er tor
o~erseas programs allow u::hit to QOlfl ~nowloogo ond lllSlght O tro
I le crid aJt11eol theCOU'ltry In wl d, thoy tudy These progrOllS delnt y
aen'I o vocation On mooy of the piogr<Jtn su::h os t!-c ore in Ncrcy
students go 10 school ful hme w,th other students I om oil over l'°'e world
On hips such os these yoo loom about more ti-on iust the sights and the
people You get to e>penerce bropec:n le I~ ncn1 Fo-a ~ter or
0 ~ear you ore O port o1 Ire le 11'1 0 new o:xr,try
• Rd,t: Tre grOl.p of students
on too 2002 Italy tr p
togetf--er 1n Florence. Seregal
If-frtp tv [)d<rr
0 n rl-e western cxxr,t ol Africo many French spec!~
students spend treir sprtrg semester In Senegal The well
romded cu-rlt\Ln .-dudes a foc:us on post-colonial polit,o
Scncgo.'ese $0dely grawools do11alopment ond eovrormenrol tSSU3 In
odditlOI\ $ludenls obo sh..dy cuhuol histonccl ord soooeconcmc Inst tut10nS
of &.b-Soho-a, F1011C0pOOCe Afr1eo
CCll.J'ro!l ore tciS1 Iran faculty 01 one ol tf-e 1111versities ,n Doker As o
port ol rhe e~perlcnc students lean Woof in oddtron to lrrprow-g their
Frerch
LIW'g JI Senegal is QUIO d1ferenl than 1n Ire Lhted Stoles. Students stay
wtlh rest !Oll'M J(!5 In order to become completely immersed Ill Ser-egolese
sodoty From corrmncotai to d-~ students quddy leom trot life
stylos oru very different In Senegal.
Learning about orother cutue Is one tf..ng but on a trtp U e the one to
Senegal students lear-to uiderstond orother ruh.m. Ecuador
[)/Mt1 to tte Efk
No Ecu:ido-tsn'tozero but tf.oi'swhere1fslocored Sor 1wwere
ever ln!c-r eel In v tlrg the ecµ::itor Ecuodor ts a gQOd place
lo go Yoo olso moy be interested In loornrng oboul the COlT,try's
hr.tory rohral l,c.tay and allu-o, whle lmprow,g yo.s la,guoge d.rlls
Tho lnp starts ,n OJto then students move lo Cuerco wMre lho JJ('ogran
IS centered The program also o lows students lo v1S1t the rolnf or t coriplete
with beOJI rJ waterfalls on venous 1,eld lriµs
W!ri-11-Tr,jl
"Going overseas rs about f ,nd,ng yciu-sell within the
context of learning ooout otber people and ploces.
Everyore should mol e that 1ou-ney •
Senior Bethany Cotton Ea.odor Spring '02
·J thi~ the learning that went on outside of the
classroom and lech.res was as meaningful as what was
said ,n class ONe of my favorite fXll'IS of cu tnp was
tl-e hme with Abong nees and the A bong no! stud es.·
Senior Sorci, W,llis Austrolro Spring '02 Ccntn.;ec/ from ooge 30
students Ir\
Tl-ese three oow b..i,ldings come with fully
equipped k,tc:hcns ond living spaces. Many
students ogree that having their own room
and not having to shore a both-com w,th
a dozen people is a ntee change
ht as each br,ge ,n the rew apart-Roberts hos a convenience store ond cofe
Across lrom M0991e·s the cof e you con
I ind a rec room w,th o pool
table f oosboll cord10 equip·
men! and computers.
Residence halls are 1.11ique
places wf-ere h.rdreds of shr
meots 1s fu-nished with flat screen TVs and dents from all over the cou,try
DVD players. the school added a few and world sleep shower hong
more outlets for fu, The first floor of out and lean together
• • 1v1ng
YOU NEVER REALLY
HAVE TO LEAVE
Abo-.t In rer rbrtzfeld douJle sopfvnore /'-Aofly ~ er su-h tf-e
•• 3o-ke-enje>yed rovng o more !ipOClO.J; cb.b!o In o r~
WCI> mostly l.pperdcmmen
Left: o>men Oiore Busrm::r, crd So-di Rdtel!'nCf tel In 0icirre·s
Copclcrd Oiorc CT<i rer rOCITTllCrle Made Blogden
aoot.vely decoro1eo tre,r room so I wakl feel more I o t!-er own Con1tnt.ed from page 32
family cheer you on helping you to break goals of the gorne W1mng might be the
records succeed at chorrponshps ond
f ulf 111 yoo: own goals
Sports lcxm cOITV'lllrities microcosms dis· ultimate goal but the rew
friends you mol,..e and the •
skills you improve o!ong the
comected from the rest of y0t.r life. A way will become a morn
game or practice is a time to let go of important pert of you
stress and focus on the most 1mmed1ate
Critica
ATHLETIC PROGRAMS CONTlt'li TO GROW
Above: Senior female atf.Jetes were recognized d..ring half
time al a oosketboll game Wing National Girls and Warren
1n$ports w~
Left: Dong the butterfly Freshman I' aty Ros.s comes 1-4) for
air
A' • BULDNG
THE SCOREBOARD DOESN'T
Al WAYS TELL 11-E TRUTH
The Pioneers hod o b:ttersweel I mh to what wos eJ<pecfed to be o w,mng
season A.l•h::,uj, the scoreboord moy rot show 11 Ire team did hove a
su:cessfu season The PtOrOOrS nearly pulled off five straight wins OS
oohopcrled by mony players. bui fell slu-1 in the games ago nst Occidental ond
Coopman Only loong by one point ,n ecxh game the learn was disappointed os
they lrow the corrl)etil1on wOl.kf only get mo(e difficu!1 as the season progressed
Tre pl()r)txfs did pull off one more w,n o sh..itoul ago nst Mocolester before the end
of Ire season.. du-1rg the homecoming game.
MOly recrutts added nunbe<s ood sJ ,n lo the team 1n preparation of seasons to
come. Newcomers olbwed lor a new
Frcsh-ro, Rlmng Bcxk Maar. lonp n rrdes
o catch as he hooch toward the end zore for 0
ouchdown c,got"6t Poofic lu!re-cn vonety of ploys that tho coaches could
use
Off ens1ve lineman senior Mike
Bolenl:xier COl'M'leOted on how the
transfers ond freshnen fit 1n w,th the
team ng.\.u away ·There were ro big
egos on the team· he sod adding that
that wos refreshing
Next season look.s good for the foot·
bo I team Although they will say
goodbye to mo,y sensors rt wiH give
you-ger players the opporti.n,ty to
gen expenerce Ma:ry I the grodnt,ng plo ro<J been fa lo.,
As they c:cri I yo..i t teen h:r. IIT"4)l'OVOO cµ
a I: I since they w e lreshnon In I lresmien :.on
th:, t I I 0-9 After lcorl'WYJ wh:it troy w 14> ogoanst n
tl-o ~ crd o:; o lean I men bu. 1.4> crd bord
of the lean Sirco 1999 thc team h:r.; grown 1n u II and In Sil
M.ott .Jod.sc,r, l,l'A¾oo tl'il scmon fully crd wm roned 1st
lean as o T ,ghl E,,d T vcnson v l l.indsoy
De1crove L W SpedmM Offemtve L /v-.r;y w Bohaty
Dclt?rl'.>lve BodJ end Adom Po1eraude !Wida R ,.,e,J ooch
received Honorob!e Mention fa Ire 5e05(lr\ />J.. ~ lhe lean
~ voluoole players thrgs ore crl kd w,g 1.p !er 11-ci f ire o!
,~ team.
Eo:h groc:Lotc will be mls:.ed crd remembered as the fo.ndot on
of what is to becaro a chornpionshp tocrn L
Fa Lsft: en d-eer on etr
I gomo~
Mocdester
Lsft: Too oofen5i pre
pares for I ploy to start In o
gomo ago t Pooflc lulherO'l W<:X'f't«l's Gew Teem
Ni.en's Gew Teem
TI-e all rew dance teom odds
to the exc1fement du-ing hall
limeot o ~ etboll game Tl..:.
tecmdcrced at footboll gorre
as well Y:ou hove to get up at whol ill'ne lo
prod ice for crew' Yes it's true the men's
and womeris crew teams reo ly do gel up
at the crock of down Are trey crazy for tro ning
at 530 AM f,ve days o week? No jUSI
deckoted But I hasn't always bc.-:.en this way
Senior co-copta;n l\bte Sharnon remembers
wren the team was much smo ler and b:keo the
some entrus,osm the team hos today Both the
meo·s ord women's teams cre very compehhve
row Shcrnon said ·this fo I the men's vasity
team went uxlef eoted while the worneris teom
aid neorfy OS weir
W,th a very YOU19
team the future looks
bnght Senior co·caot01n
Jesse Loa surmed LP with
conV1dence that • LeWIS &
Cb-k crew 1s here lo slay·
lop to Bottom: 0.-rstoong of the team's new boot
Judy Mc/v\ullen The men's team ,n tre W,llomette:
The women's team erg,ng Bonding time at o leom
bnnch
• ServeslP
WOMENS & MENS 'fEN\J S
As Ire rainy spnng season beg,ns you
con find athletes inside Ire !ems
dome sweat ,ng away 'vVhetrer p-oc·
t10ng for or ploying matches the team
members of men's and women's temlS
worl 1-o-d to bnng their ~ 111 to o rew
level After losing Ire runber one
singles player lost yl..>or each pkiyer of the men's team hod to ll.m up
the real o notch.
W,th o !,Ith place f,nish 1n Ire Northwest Conferero3 i.rdcr t~1r
belts the men rod the conf ,dence lo succeed this year Sophorro e
Zoch Mom soys ·1 roolly feel that we hove on opportu,,ty lo impress
the conf erenc:e and show them that we ore o feom to red on with.·
Oept~_,,,,AI Field
T softbo!l lean 1-od o lot confidence this SCOSOI'\. boosting o lage
eefteen plo !corn, indudng six SOOIOl'S. Ths entl-usk:isl,c loom hod
o lot more speed a-d power os well W th the gu:dcn:e of coach
.kmler Piper the women wcned O'l t~ ,~,cl ond the rren!a;
osped ol the g,:xne As maiy players coomented the teon hod o lol o'
depth Im yeJ Senior Trocy Jonos sod that OS O resut ·we hod ophons
todothrgswehodrot beendxo lodoln trepost AIIO!peclsol thagar,e
wa moresoldt SOOSCt\0
lnodd;t,onlork theleanolsohodO'lrcred brd .AnO" Jo Cox
e !>bined "At prcxllco v.eded ed 1nw1theveryonoto.seehow they were
dorg so trot the lean coJd relp them We were there for eo:h other ro
mo\ wh:Jt end I was more tf-ai ~ on Ire field"
sof tbo!l lean 1-od O'l si.ccessfi! e .ng ond 1111 se0SO'\ But ro moiter
wro 1-eoutaxre from scosori to secmn .loros soid ·11 we ploy o.r hadest
·~ we w be 1-oppy whatever the rcsJI" Thor's what it's o about W o good milt of frosh tolent ond knowledge thts year t
bcr,cba! lean hod oo " t season Ue the soltboll
tean. boscboll o!so hod 0'11.11.D.d'Jy Iago lean yea
ccmposed of most y frdrnen ond jU1kn T~ is o good sign trot tl-e
progrom ts growing
W tho rew coodwig staff Ire lean 1-od 0 success!J r.easorl The row
hood cxxxh Reed Rainey rcnkxed cooch Jerry Gotto who crro.rced tis
re! emenl bst SPrlr9
Ard for Ilic luh1e? L-o Korey .kfr6on predlcts. ·w !ho rew ~
O'l rocnJl,ng and loom uily only good thng. COl happen"
• lop: Cen•cr L-.cr lrdsoy Tar keeps rhe ball oway from
too opponent's dcfcrw.
Above: forwcrd dun Ryo, Bnro ~ onto Cente,
senia Kr opoor Spc;cr ofter t!-etr win In dow!e overhme
• MOVING ON LP
Lois of enf MJOS'Tl brought tl-e Womer, s ond Men's Boske1bo teams succ~
Yet both teams hod ro.'!ercoosler seosons. wilh many ups and c:bwns.
The women storied the season OJ wel .hr.lo-lindsoy Tar recol1s the
team's lnp lo Co ,f om,o • we went lo Oisreylond hod O great Trorbg Vil'lg
d rrer al o teommole's rouse and most Importantly we went 3-0" The women's
team co,! t"U:!d to get stronger ond stronger in their g<Jme ond In the bond
Pride determioohoo ond effort were juSI o few of tl-e goals that the team lept
In mind m they went n ord out ol tho season A few key players yroduoted
this )e<Y but Ire remo!nmg players ore strorg ond w,U contrue to buld upon
Ire oa:orrplsments of each sea:.on
Tl-e l"l'leri's teem olso h:id o very w::cesslul scoson So what brougl t the team
so many victories'? PIO POWER of co.no os fan Ju,,or Todd Dororris ~!er
so boldly stated lhs power CO"OO from tf-e fCrfi Ire cood,ing staff ond most
impodontly the plovt3rs lhem·
selves.
Above: Exdleo lo,s vrp out of their soots lo
-. M6is BaJ etbo!l team on lo crother
vldory
left. Guad renlOt" 0omy W'irt:resler ct bbb
oil of Ire reoch of o Wlitrroi dolensive player
A • A more reserved teom. the
men used conf iderce and con
cenlm hon lo domino•e the
compel hon Three timc3 ths
seosol'\, vt;.ting teams gove
the men o n.l'l lor ther money
OS Ire games went !nlo over·
I me But 1n the lost auaol
seconds of the games tl-e
PIQl'lee!'S were oble lo pull of
two well deserved wins To
soy the least the men ~ epl
everycre on Ire toes.
Both Ire men's ond waneris
1:x:isketboll looms had exol·
Ing seoS01"6. Tre yea ended
pos ,,..,e y foreshadow ng
l"llOfe success 1r1 the years to
come I Tho Meris aoss-0:Jl.n! y ICCffl c11
I !al~
2 ScnC7 BrCl Sdioot cmo, Ir to
b-ea OWO'( from IM pod.
3 .knew-Soddie Gros;rna, leach
I~ way too lop lirdi
A MD Odessa Wehe, Jeeps 1°C'
tooco r 0fT'1 oppor-ents
5 To celebrate the soason tho
womcn·s tcom went to Popa
Hycbis. OntnE<fw
ON: GREAT SEASON
LEADS TO ANOTl-fR
1he men·s ond women·s teo"\S ended 1
sooson P0Slt1vely Al the 2002 KM ll
~ West Regord Meet on l\bventier
.kno-Sodoe Grossmori fm\..ed crl10'YJ Ire lco:f
ers w,th o tome of 23 06 00 on the cJ C0U'lil!.
Grossmaris sua::esshJ season bro.,gil I-er a cf
ploco fttii ol tl-e Northwest C.onfererceOo
~ earlier 1n November
Ovoroll the vvcmen·s team ploco scven:'l OJI of
15 teans at the !?eg,onol Meet Odessa Weber
hod the rexl 00$1 lane for OJ school ccmrg
29th. with o tune of 23.5800
Tho men f1n1shed tonth n the V-.. cs! Reg:cro"
Meet with fresrtrol Alex Hervy leodtig tre
way to o 27th place liniSh on tho El cane
1-k!!Y"y·s lime wos 271264
The~ of the season was the teaiis li:si meet ol PoofiC. tre Bo
Rebe!::on. Both the women's ond men·s tearr. took first place lhforh.rol
m Soddie Grossman ex·
plained ·1hs seosoo o bt of
people seemed lo be rved
Both Ire guys oncl tho girls
leo:ns h:we o lot of polen
td"
lt..d ;1y Ito team IS YOU'19
The men wdl be los"'1 cny
one gradual ng sen or
Groomcno:rd.ded trol "we
CJ'e oil reony lookarg forwo:d
lo next yea· She µ.t 1-q:ies
everycre Irons h:rd ad stoys
heolt!-,y
A ... Tt-.:l volleybdi 80'Tl o very dose toc,n 01
cone oil tElOT6 ae sn:e t y iperd
1-o.n pro::t workarg oul ond ployr,g
logethc But cvet10II the coir+ tho wamcn ol the
bdl teo:n a I iCnds. lrien:±.hp ca
r!C{l bod onto I~ CCU"I d11 no gi:nm On tho
sldetioos. p10yer5 d-cer en teom Oo-1!
ond clopptng eoch player holr:s her toon"s conh
d..>necs ond more rnportontly allows th:im to hove
IU'l
A tho..gh the women ore oonou, on tho coul 1t
t!.rit u-usool lo consl()"ll ond lo hea
prose WI-ether the worron gain o ponl a lose
pas.session ol the bofi players rcmon enco.rog,ng
The team hopes lor o rra su:ccs.;fJ season ooxt
yea n lemG ol their rocord but they rovo
o!reody occomplished wh,1 mcny leans a:n"OI
o ilrcarg bond
left: Senior" Szobct Jones nrepa to bled
tho boll lrO"'l a~ng to her side of the CW'I
FISH IN THE WATER
T~ Werre-is Swim team hod o ratrer suoce.,.._ ..... Ealy 1n the scosal trey ploc:ed tl-wd oul ol cgll leans
ol Ire t-N/ In le ot Centro! WCJSll'9tort q,u:•e oo ~I SlnCe the lrnhed 1cm t~ yea be ore. The
IEOTI IS beg,m,ng to grow Sophomae Kot Clvig SOY$, ·Jhs season I-as been 01 n:redb!o µnptng all po111t for
o.s tolerl!ed fresl-morl cn::I rewcomen • Co,tn.r,g to reau1 rew I !tokl aeo!e o pr~ lean n I
fu u-e Both '-e rreris ond womeri leans rope tog-ow in rurbn
A I cane 10 le & Oen as o ~:0
mop' ·ve olwo~ bved orl led ng ot t
stud(lnCJ I crd most
llTlporlcr,tly acot·
1119 t Tl-as yea I'
grOOJOle with
on Art Histor-y
degree w:1h
ai East Aslai
focus Not whol
I oxpeded but
delnt y o good
~ Ho-N'g O solid bod gon:l crd
•crest In stud'O al t-os ollowod me o
SI\ Of OfATIVE THOUGHT
MO PHYSICAL E~SSION portiah l.l'dcrstord.rg O 1h:i w!'oo
hisla-yo ort whet t meoosond w+-ot t f
e to be tho alrst rot he hsfoncn I
be:ane iller ed spco1 In AsJai at
o1ter sludyr,g ~ ais ol ~ c:rd hiio
Here ol lewis crd Clorl I 1--ove loar.cd
patiah-ly en the study of Chrese at t.s
whet e•d•es me mg.c me end chal-
lenges m
ire lewis crd Cbl envtrcnnenl f-a; boon
o h.ge pal ol my su::c F1ve yeas of lull
lime COISSO won crd ttT 1nversl! CS pent
!-ere I an My ob ty to wort crd If-rive
reoRy depend on my opl101"6 end goo tho freedom to choose be ween crd Iha
cl-allengcs I cm I o:cd w I t':w-o..gl-oul 11-o
prcx: Sa-,c oil O pOOCO
p.s,ot~lw"8
prolessors or peers lo mot vo•e the drivo
thot ros olwo~ been thn
I h:ive rncny more goals for th:-nc t few
ye<YS ~ realist but ~ roN
cm ot loo Pcrtlcrd Art MJUJUTI In tho
wotorlo' dcpcrlmcnl ~, often workirg
with I Eos! Aslori stall Nc,t yea r
h::)pefJly I Chro crd tren on lo god
sdm
Above: Th-ou;fout ~ ear crowlrg crd po rg students put the
wm14>cn re o!o~nfic!d..
Left. Sophomore Jod,e .Artlv lcJ 11S 50rTlO lime to crock OJI tho
~togophy doss' show ri Field's o1 go!lory
Ar• /
q) tt, H m tt, Ert if'
by.JaraicoHo!e
I fs T oosdoyl Grob
yOl.r lroordheod
down lo Evans to
catch the latest 1n the
Mus1e Deportment's
perf amance trod1hon.
The weekly ltr.eht me
concerts o-e bock! Re
instated this year by o
gro..ip of music mojO'"s
1nclucl1ng Jes.sico Stem
Chloe Moy ord J1llron
Hid.s Lon (Goeltc for IU'lCI, pronou,ced like 'loon') 1s quickly
gaining popularity This is o completely student-n.n operation
Eleonao Bed the Mus1e Deportment Choir for 2002-
2003 is pleased with this event ord soys that the ·r uesdoy
ll.llCtl concerts ore chances for au-talented students lo
perform closs1col 1ozz ord world music gerres Portic1pot1on
1n these concerts reflects o growing rnomentun 1n the music
deportment. We ore e~per,encu~ o kird of Reno,ssonce •
The organizers hope that this exposu-e of musicians lno mopr
~essoryO will coll oHenhon to the music deportment and
other rrusic events h:,pefully encou-og1ng more people to
olterd the other concerts held in Evans th-ex.ghoul the year
Ar• 4 Left Fres!Tnon Sage t-bwa-d II' tl-e
fo ploy Tne H::u-&twem Dog
aidWo
I was born n W-0 end rosed in a small town the mouito ns mt ·I
I moved to Bend OR 1n grode school Drowtng crd e~penmcnhrg
with CJ"t hos always been o port of my le ond I was enccuogod
ealy on by my ixireols aid fcmly espcciolly my grcn:lmolrer wl-o
signed mo L'1 for 011 pootirg lessons when I wcr. ten Altho.g, my
vtew of 11-e pspose of O't aid its concepts~ evolved since then
sorre of the tednical tips I learned di.mg those classes ~till oHecl me.
Somewhere orou,d tlll
lOC yea I become roo!ly
d3Clllsfled with my refo.
t,or"61,,p to art I didnt
I now what orl wm
lwhich!.eerl'led like o Iorgo
problem) why I wos do
ing ii beyord gotlirg ol·
tent ion for my slighl talent
wl-etrcr lcoJdtust fysu:h
0 sho'low CJFprooch to my
'He goo· os ,I were ord
1f I even I ( ed tt-e socd!ed
"art world" D.rrgthslJne
I went on lhe New Y orl
Progrom aid really d,dn I
do ooy studio or! for
mooths I mostly thougit
about my personal roo·
sons for art making
leo-red about tho dillerent facets of o professlonol orl a:reer by
interning al Tl-e Drawing Center o nor-profit CJ"I rruseun ond
I led about orl for n'IOtbe the !trsl time in my l,fe gelling reo y exo
I om anently an Ire process of working on my senior prOjeCI I an
IL ___ tl-ot hos:.hown 4) 1n my woo for o w~le now contrung a nerne f
.nseds os on orology for the hsno, caid,t ,on ~ ,ca YI om ~ sem,lrcnpc:Yent two-sided plex, g~ d-ow1ngs with ocryltc
11-o tU be _ ...........J... 11'1 succession from tl-e ce lirg of !he orl po111I lw ~""°'"'
gallery The ccrcepts of moss mentally and the energy of grD.PS
reo'ly !Tllrigl.eS me aid I won! lo explore th:s tdco In o v1!alJOI mcrror
As my roomrr,otes ca, attest to I hove o new oll-coosumng
! -----' ,.,, lately It Is the only I~ 11-ot I cm lmogtne exotemen ortllSlO "' f I I
sh.dting a doirg for long pertod, of time As. for Ire uhre s1
ho.,.e every!hng lo lean
Left: ~ Jono-. Lermo, ploys tre
~ ~:-aoder 1n tfn yeo-'s Id. ploy Emilia carle~-Roe: Psycviology MaJor Emil~ Ho~e: Eviglisvi MaJor
Nissa Havisovi: Evivirovimevital Stv1dies MaJor Myavi Moore: Ps1,1cviology; Erivi Nelsovi:
Psycviology: Jessie Crabb: lviterviatiovial
Affairs; Cviristy :3t0wvi: Foreigvi LaV1-
g1,,1ages
Megviai~ McGtAr~: Psycviology: Tracy
Jo~as: Soci~I Avitviropology: Klrtlye Loviof:
History: Erivi Nelsovi: Psycviolog~; Alicia
Kort: Psycviology Laurevi Maxwell: Psycviolog~
Major
CatvileeVl HiVltz: ReligiolAS
Studies Major Carmevi KiVlVll:'.J: Eviglisvi Major
Avidrew Cviattivig: lviterviatiovial Affairs
Major Rust1:1 Lividsay: cviemistr~ Major
Emily Coulter: Evivirovimevital St1,1dies
Major
• Matt Wrigvit: Comp1Ater Scievice Major,
MIAsic Mivior
Lezlie Spetz: Psycviology MaJor Lav1ra Czarviiec~i: Evivirovimen
tal Stv1dies MaJor
Mego.vi Kevit: History & His
paviic Stv1dies MaJor Stevevi Hv1viter: Art MaJor Krista Hedluvid: Art
History/East Asravi
MaJor
JasoV1 GucviereatA; Computer
Scievice/ Matvi & Bv1siviess/Eco
viomics Major Ko.tie Tobivi: lviterviatiovial Affairs & Foreigvi
Laviqv1aqes; cviris Redig: 1viterviatiovial Affairs
Mo.Jor, Rv1ssiavi Mivior lac~ Ross: Tvieatre MaJor William VaVl Av1sdal: IV1terV1atioV1al Affairs
MaJor, Art & Ecoviomics Miviors
Lav1rel Ol;ovi: EvivirovimeVltal Stv1dies; Lis Mortimer: Ps~cviolog~;
Tovii Rose: Ps~cviolog~; Jessal~VlVl PivisoV1atAlt: Eviglisvi
Sei11ors ■ 5 2 Mi~e 'Tvie Tower of Capitalism#
Harbv1t: Biolog~ MaJor; Brad
Cole: lviterviatiovial Affairs MaJor
-Dave Cov1lter: History MaJor;
Jasovi Herzog:
Etviviom1t1sicology MaJor
SeYIO ■53 Alexa ReyV1olds: Psycviology
MaJor, Tvieatre Mivior
Say1t1ri ·svioy1l Sasa~i: Art; Mai~o
HaV1awa: Commv1viicatiovis; JevlVlifer
Ha: Compv1ter Scievice & Matvi;
Tavid~ Awa~a: CommLAviicatiovis e
~
lac~ JelbmavlVl, Karevi Darr: Psyc~olog~
MaJor, Rellgiov1s Stv1dies Mivior Davilel AtAld: lviterviatiovial Affairs MaJor
Polltical Scievice Mlvior
Rosemary Sc~midt: Sociology/Avit~ropol
ogy MaJor, Art & Gevider SttAdies Miviors
, lors• 4 KristiYl Jv1els0Vl: Sociology/ Avit~ropology
MaJor Jamee Eri~eVl: Evivirovimevital Stv1dies
MaJor
Elizabet~ Jo vies: EvivirovimeVJtal SttAdies MaJor
Sevnors ■55 Tviierry Lopez: ComptAter Scievice & Matvi MaJor
Avigela Star~: East Asiavi SttAdies MaJor,
Japaviese M1vior
Aviviie Tviomas: History & Frevicvi MaJor
io"5• 6 Katy Havivia: Biolog0 MaJor Saravi Willis: Biology MaJor, Eviglisvi
Mivior
Megviavi McGv1r~: Psycviology: Hillary Pavizer: Psycviology &
Commv1viicatiovis
Ser • 7 I v1rmila l3arv1avi: History MaJor: Jeavilce
Hori: Sociology/ Avitviropology MaJor,
Japaviese Mivior
Karissa Dv1vibar: Soc1ology/Avitviropol
ogy & Foreigvi Lavig1,,1age MaJor Jasovi Waite: Art Histor0 MaJor
...
Ja~e Krovivi: l3iolog0: Jeff Fevitovi: His- Liz Posey: Psycviology MaJOr
tor~ & Eviglisvi; Avidi Cr'vio: Biolog~; Jevi
Gresvile: l3v1siviess/Ecoviomics
5en!ors ■58 Jovias Lermavi: Eviglisvi MaJor
Kat~r~vi Baer: lviterviatiovial Affairs
MaJor
Jesse Beasovi: Commv1vi1catiovi; Lizzie
Uvicolvi: Eviglisvi: Nv1ivi-Tara Key: Political
Scievice; Ni~ Strovig-Cveticvi: lvitervia
tiovial Affairs Timilivi Saviders-Garrett: lviterviatiovial
Affairs MaJor
l3evi Stoddard: Pviilosopviy & Germavi
MaJor
Ryo~o Sa~urai: Sociolog~/AV1tviropology
MaJO'f Victoria Pettersevi: Tvieater Maior; Nicolas Lantz: ReligiotAs
Stv1dies Major
Creg Pivietti: Art Maior (Pviotograpviy) Traci Harris: Pviysics MaJor Pav1I Tviomas: Pviysics & Matvi/Comp1,,1ter
Scievices MaJor
Daviiela Wagvier. Bv1siviess/Ecoviomics MaJor
• Nicviole Alexavider: Psycviology MaJor
So11la Abrams: Psycviology; Kristin
WilRivis: Matvi: Becca Cvia11dler: Psy
cviology; Margot Taylor; Sociology/
Avitviropoloq~ Cviris Smitvi: Commw'liCatiOVl; RiC~lj Vavil: PS1jCVIOlog1:1; Matt Pellegrivio:
Ps1:1cviolog1:1: Adam Patevia1,1de: Commv1viicatiovi;
BreviVla Gillma111: Pvi1:1slcs: Li111dse1:1 McGowevi: Ps1:1cviolog1:1, Comm1,1viicatlo111
MiVJor; Leavi Jaramillo: Commv1V1icatiovi; Gretcviovi Fr111viwirtvi: Political
Scievice: Pete CYlerviits~y; S111savi111avi Bovie: Sociolog1:1/Avitviropology. Jostens Publishing Company In Visalia California printed volume 21 of the Lewis and Clark College Y1em K1mtoh. Koy
Soliday and Kim Swain were ou-dedicated representatives. The printing n.n was 900 books In block & white and
process color All pages were created using Desktop Publishing and SLt>mitted on a disk to the publisher
CaTflUle, Spedfmtbs
Layouts were designed using Adobe PageMoker 6.5 All work was dare on Macintosh computers Page mod.·
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Desigt
Tl-e cover and all layouts were designed by Lot.rel Dent Most copy was wntten by Lot.rel Dent.
F1ott.g op,y.
Many photos were submitted by the student body Craig M1tchelk:lyer Dr JCcxxli David fo and Nathan Loffon
took most sports photos Lou-el Dent took oil other photos US1ng o Minolta Moxxum Hlsi camera Photos were
developed by one-hou-photo at Fred Meyer
llukYou
v-oud I,~ e to thork many people without whom getting the book out would hove been very difficult First of oil
11-ori. you to Dr Evon Williams for you-time and help with the editing ord the business aspect of the book.
Also thank you to oil deportment secretaries and chem who helped organize faculty and ocodem1c photos Trork
you also to Shore Osterme1er Jonathon Eldridge and Joy Beamon.
Thank you Kerry Kemper for helping with the athletics sectl()(l of tre lx>ok. Thank you also to the photog0oprers who
contributed to the athletics section Craig M1tchelldyer Dr /Ccxxli David Fix and Nathan Loffon.
I'd also M e to thort the Computer Showroom for l-e!p1ng me tlYough my computer crisis
F1nolly thori you to the parents of seniors wl-o contributed and actually mode this bod possible
Laurel Dent I
I to t~r
f orevcr keep their memories of you in ,r
reorts ond n th s book '(h, t sit by the Grandma
Tf-ey put oll kinds of bod
bodood food on your plate
aid e}pect you to eo ,t By
the way Ox skin 1s k,ndo 1,ke
rubber w,th leotl-er and
~ feet with hot pep·
pers oren t that bod·
~To the illumined mind the whole world buns and sparkles with light .. ~
Emerson
Thork you for letting us shore 1n the pxrey.
Love
Dod Mcxn Tyson Beth. and Ch-,sty Our Bean, Our Angel Girl
CONGRATULATIONS!
WE are SO proud of you!
WE LOVE YOU!!!
Your Mom and Dad
lrdrtw tlrih~
To Andrew,
Notu-e that framed us of fOUf elements.
Wornrg within our breasts for regiment
Doth leoch us all to have osp1nrg minds
Ou-souls whose faculties con comp-ehend
The wonderous orchitech..re of the world·
And meastre every woncf rirg planet's cou-se
5h11 dimbirg ofter knowledge infinite
And always mov,rg as the restless spheres
Wills us lo wear Ol..fselves and never rest
lxit~ we reach the rlpest fruit of all
TI-e perfect bliss and sole felicity
TI-e sweet fru,IIOO of on earthly crown
Moy happiness and good forh .. ne go with you
Mum Dad and Mork cl lSSE L. M Lain
You set ycxr standards and exceeded yc,.r goals
Way lo go Jesse!
From all of us wro love you most
The question 1s nof whether we will be extremist but
what kind of exlrem,sf we will be
-Mortin Luther K,'9
CmJratulations Fairleyl
Love from your family ,mmediote and extended
We ore all so p-oud of you TI-e Voice
There is o voice inside of you
That whispers all doy long
·1 feel trot this is nght for me
I know trot this IS wrong~
No teacher p-eocher p:,rent friend
Or wise man con decide
What's nght for you 1ust listen to
The voice trot speol s ,~de.
Shel S,lverste,n
1930-1999
Oidg1e
y OU T oodly Rock!!!
We couldn't be p-ouder of you.
love Ya" Always
TI-e ·rs· Chris,
We ore so proud of you. You ore our hero. From kindergarten
through college, my how you hove grown.
Love,
Mom and Dad
Dona and Adam , ... dld11 .. 111u"'1l<hdrtroo,,....lricftd.,'
..:.f!ltp1~(\N.U-d)tU
\h••
Lir
Congratulations, Liz!
We ore very proud of you
Love
Mcrn. Dad and N1d
Bravo T ,=a I Matwy, Chri&. Felicis"• Clar,. ReMi, Christoph,r.
G,org,, A1tdrsw, WilliaM st Marc. Soro
We are all so proud of
what you occomplished
over the f a..r years ot
We tharied our lucky
stars the day you were
born We learned early
that we would hove to lewis & Clark
Mom Dad Jemy
shore you with the world
You make the world a
brighter place to live.
rgol th, lc:i,rrc-t~ do rot dwoll o t r t
I on dorg o rov. ttll<\i' What ever you do, you
will sh,re.
l\bw I !PI\I Lf oon'• ~ t?
I cm rrd rg o ... -oy r, t de-at crd
f~sltoansl'l~'MZ!oad
Bu, !2!! 1,!t\ mt IIO'ol wh::rn I f.ov., dQ>C<\
'!l'b II wl-ot th, Lord 101"1 w+o modo ya, w!o I~ yo.i r, th, wot0
,dwlow yo.z
o no/ ofrod my chld ~ nol
I , 11-o,o , oelocn-.xl yo..i
I 'Ml IUTffO'tOC:J yo.I by ,ore, )'OJ D'O rnrt:!
43 44 Love
Ma and Pa
Congratulations, Natraniel!
Mom & Dad Rebecca & Kerry, Sophia & Connor, and Bill,
who want to add these lines:
Sumier's lost breath.
I never sow ,I com1119
l hsned to see 1I my dog knew
But re was already n.m,ng •
CON6RATl/lATIONS, NICK.
WE ARE SO VERY PROIJD OF YOIJ.
LOl'E, MOIi, POP, SARAH, PACO, CHLOE, & WIUY
ENJOY THE JOIJRNEY /3cm,i P crto
Borne
You make me proud to be your Mieum!
Love always,
Mama
Krifryn f3ao
"-a!
YOJ did Cl'I owe-one ioo both acodemico.lly
ond on Ire softball field!
Fird yor goofs In Lfe ond go fey theml
YOU w O def1n1tefy reodi freml
We love you and ore so proud of you and yo.s ochevements!
We ore ol·woys here for you
love
,-,. omaidDod Ju!e
We watched proudly as you took yocr first steps over 20
years ogo Once ogo,n we watch with even greater
pr,de and ioy in tl-e bvely young woman you hove
become and ,n you-many occompl1sl-ments As you step
out into yo.s fuhre you go with ocr love support and
conf ,deoce that you ore ready to meet your wonderful life
odvenh..res So go forth. pu-sue ycx;r passions yet most of
all keep yo...r flowers fresh.
Y OJ loving family,
Motl-er Dad and Brion
TO COL.UM OUD,
NOUD OI' YOU EV1D1Y IJTV OI' Ttte WAYI
LOVl!&--S.
-, DAD, JASOM, icoeDTA, AUX & AIII Oean!St Joanna,
You have grown into a person with such a lively mind,
with a passionate regard for the well-being of all creation,
and with a heart full of love. You are a woman of the
truest beauty. With all our love, Dad and Mom
To Ou-Dear Leah
·vVl,otever you con do
Or dream you con
Begin ii
Boldress hos genuis
Power and magic·
-Goell-e
We watched you grow from o child
full of wonder and owe-to on adult
still f,'led with wonder and owe
We ore so proud of you
Always remember tl-ese two things
We love you & ·To thire own self be
true·
Love.
Man Dod 8. rleother vc,
Mom, Ga~ & Sophll' Meredith.
Congratu::iltionsl
We're all very proud of you.
Mixh love ard best wishes.
From everyone in you-family.
CongrotJotions on yo.., goduotion
Ale~is Mot0 Mcrzolf cl atnE£ Er1kSD1
Jamee
Y o.s futu-e is os bright os you ore
live 11 well
love you so much.
Mom
Larm M atWd!
As you leave Lewis & Clark always
remember • Af! the Worlds o
Stage· and ·You've Only Just
8egrJ1".
Love from Yo.r Very Proud Family
Mom. Dad Megan and Isabelle
Yoo f-ove gained rruch ~rowledge ,n yo.r college edu:otion yel yoo hove always hcxl Wisdom beyond
Ire ages w1thn you-sell Don"t confuse tre two Listen to you-wisdom crd 1r1tegrote yo.r krowledge
YOU ere ~ lo us.. YOU CTe Ire wonderfJ sp,nf that srM-es from W!lhin
We ere so bles-sed by you
·n-ere Is O v,tolaty O life Force an energy o qud.ening thot IS tramloted trro.gi yru into OC:hOr\ crd
becouse ti-ere is only one of you 111 all time ti-rs e>.JJ(ession is irqJe Ard If you blod. ti It will never exist
th-ourj, any other med,un crd win be lost.
Mortf-o Grahcrn
So da-ling express ycuself ,n every moment every breath crd every donce of yo.r thoughts. M with
yo.s heat crd ocl tlTough yo.r soJ Let yas spent soar in its evprelSlon lrr<JUgl every gb-cc whisper
stroke or sofl kiss blown to orother er yo.sseff It is creot,on Mor.fest 11 It Is oil beo.it,IJ
Yoo ore beout,ful
We"re oil so very proud of you crd so f-onored to be yo.r fom,ly
With or Love crd Kisses
Mom. Dad ond .Jocob T ~n l!kf1Yl1n£
Congratulations!!
We're proud of youll
love
Dad Mom Mt a I yl,e
9-ea&Kodie ~rrah W,!!,s
·sARAl-f
i3eloved Princess·
Prouder of you we could never be
As Gods love shoes down on you and we
So remember our dear as you start a new career
That whelrer you travel far or near
You ore o little star so hold ii dear
As l,fe·s choices become real dear.
Just trust yo.I life to the one that's near·
And as 1-ie looks down on His little star
Jusl remember that 1-ie and we ore not very for
Congrotulohons and our
love and tho~ s to you
Dad and Morn
Big gulps hli?
Congratulations!
I respect you.
Your Girlfriend
Yiem Kimta~ 2003
0615 SW Palativie Hill Road
Portlavid, Dregovi 9 7 2 1 9
(503) 7 68-7000
St1.,1devits: 1 7 6 .3
Fac1.,1lt~f 150
Staff: 307
Vol1.,1me 2 1
Edited b~: La1.,1rel Devit a o ot~•2 4 ■ Stu1devit Life
1 2 ■ Academics/Facu1lt~
2 o ■ overseas
30 ■ Ovi/Off CamplAS
34 ■At~letics
42■ Avt
46 ■ Seviiors
60 ■ Parevit Ads cont,rved from p::,ge 4
as to leave this sometimes bubble-like
atmosphere on Polotire Hill Rood perhaps
you trek downtown on tre P-10-Express
There is always plenty to do downtown on
tre weekend. Sotu:-doy Market concerts
ll)L5eUfTlS and sl-opp,ng ore just o co...ple of
things that con make o weelerd anything
but dull
It's rare to hear someore 'fl:JY that trey're
bored H's 1ust not tn Ire vocob.ilory of Ire
students with opportunities like College
Outdoors SOFA. ASLC. o variety of
I flVl
SO MUCH TO DO publication groups and a rumber of dubs
And 1f you're not 'fl:Jlisf ,ed with
what tre sch:iol offers then
students start up treir own dub
or student group with ft.rids
from GAB or SAAB
With so many opportun1hes
on campus and in Ire Portland
area Ire only problem students
ever hove is finding time
I
IVl
IN SO LITTLE TIME
Above. Freshnen roomotes Lo.ro E 1zobe1h Herberg aid Loso
Elizabeth &.ooo< get reooy lo Hoot down the Deschutes on a whte
water rolling tnp w,th College Outdoors
Left: The lock of ovoiloble pa-k.ng nea-residerce halls forced students
to pcrl practically onywhere there was room Above: 0, tf.e dcn:e lk:o-at o popmo pcrly seniors TIOO
Radel e Be•ln,y Colton Knsiln 'A lnS ond Becca Oa-der
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left: l=reshnoo Mas>-o i-bnmond is o set in his short shorts
h on 80's party ofler gell,r,g ready 111 Monzcnto Left: Sena Ryal Bogle ond
1rior Toc:ki DorOOl ere 5m,ling big
aiter w,rnng the Halloween
cash.me contest The boys reo !y
got into c.l'Orocter by doing
colisthenlcs lo Mdiool Jo&soris
"Beot It" and asking people lo
g,ve them ,mog,ncry worer to
lfl109lfU y ~~ over their
heock.
St 1 1'11 L fe.■7 ~~ I liRe ~ow
t~ere's some
t~ivig for
ever~ovie ~ere.
If ~oil re viot
ivito pavt~ivig
t~evi t~ere's
alwa~s a fv1 vi
LC evevit to go
to. T~ere J1,1st~~
vio pressv1re,
-Avivia WacRS omehmes 1r is important to take
a little break. Ifs easy to get
studying. We certainly seem to have no
problems letting go and having a good
time. Halloween and theme parties are
great examples of times when we can be
someone else besides a stressed-out
student for one rnghr.
Left: Things get interesting with Seniors
Christian Oenhar and Karissa Dunbar at
a KLC Halloween Party 1n 2001
A LITTLE TIME TD Ov1RSELVES,,.
Wren we spend so mu:::h time studying what else ore wee pected to do when we have free time?
Left ro Right. Junior AL.Stin Work Freshman Ellie Md<.ay and Senior Katie Tobin. Seniors Alex Graham and Roze Dotson Left. K y Mat in end senior Nlat I
Wriftt g,vo scnicr Kocy Wm,sr, o
lilt
Above; So,:tooore Berrett Se!l-r.l.·-e end lnor Ko•,e Roser
n too olt lude lo f,• tf.eir C061i.rnes on K::illo..-.een
Left Nd K lzerow <rd Soph:irro,-e logo, Mercer pool on
~onoeN,d We•m·s tXXJ/ ol Ire t-o-necom.ng foo•bo
gc,no.
• WHERE CAN YOU BUY PRO·
DUCE. A TELEVISION SET AN)
GARDENING SUPPLIES ALL AT
THE SAME PLACE? WHY AT
FRED MEYER OF COURSE
It's 1ust o shorl bus ride down to lhe
Burlingame Fred Meyer For some this is o
lifesaver And for those of us without cars
,t·s o Godsend
It's not U'lUSUOI to poss a fellow l&C
student as you're in the checkout line or
searching for the cheapest beer. It ·s Iii e the
store res become [USI another port of our
school
As sophomore Jessie Costello put 11
"Thank goodness for Fred Meyer Without
this k1rd of convenierx:e I'd not only be
starving all the time " confirx.ed from page 12
remain on lnternotional Aff oirs
map for e ample.
no I-er truly pheoomenol op
porhxi1ty hot 1s o port of each
student's life Is the close bard they
shore with professors. With such o
small student-to-faculty ratio it's
only natural to hove the chance to get to koow professors ord ice
versa
From e plorolion ord hands-on
learning to dasses thal discuss
the workings of our society o
group of students with a variety
of intere51s con each feel at home
under the some roof
Beav1ti v1
GAINING KNOWLEDGE
AND MAKING FRIENDS
Above: ..q:ihomores lie Salare ood .iesslco Hoo cri:I .knor Hano
M111 p o group pr~to IQfl for their Frerch 01 doss
Left: Fresh-nan Ariel Eoson and .A.rre W,nchell colloboro e on o proteel
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FII-OING MORE CREATIVE WAYS TO
TEACH" NtCOlE AAS·ROUXPARIS
French professor l\koo Am-l?ooxpcrt WO$ se
loctod by trc Careg,o Fa.rdahon fa the Ad
vcrcemcnl of Tooc:hrg ord the COlrd fa Ad·
IICTCcmrnl ord 5'.ppo-t o! EcL:otionos the 2002
Ocgonf>rofQS.SO'of t~ Yecr Ncolcrece1vedher
owad 1n Wa.hrigton. DC n l\bvember
Nicole. orlgll'lOlly from Alga-10 cane •o the
U,,ted Stoics ll'I 1962 St..c $lud,oo ot PortW
Stole Lhvtnily ord t!-e lhversity of Oogoo
Thefo she ecrred her flhD in r~e longu:,ges
As o pot of the Lowis & Cbk focuty Nocole
~ted o rew ovenca; study program in
Do.a Senegal ord mc,ny new odvcn:ed level
Frerch 00\l'SeS.
lo the clc:m room. f\kolo IS know for her tremen
dous ord ow-dent enthisiosrn Ntole does not
iu,t looch her student s.l.c motJVOfes 1'"'811" tnto.-esls
tn rew aitu-es ord ways of lo
N:cole Is o very ~ pot of th,s school
Felic,talla"6 Ncole!
Above: ~-ophomore Dent Lehnen reads 011er the 50",PI lo~
por1ne< for their Actr,g I doss.
Left: Sernor V,to P,t,no end Llior Ion Bloz,no dscu.s world
aHo r on the steps of the l,b-ory
AU1mri:nin1 Fo w ~ • 5 Left: Sophomores Jessie Costello
ord Malcom Howod worl oo a
proiect togelrer 111 tl-e F-wrrg
IOlr,ge
Bellow. 'Mlile Albc,,y wos beng
rerovoted the co-campus
carmnry hod to get used to o!I
of the c:.onstru:11on noses ond
distro:hons cuirg fo I semester i..n s:
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left to Rig,t: Lindo Noble Jomes Du-con William Rondo I Evon Williams, Jonis
Locm " and LOU1s Kuo
Bcx:k: Jeon Word Steve Huit Stuart Kopbn Front: William Kinsella Peter
Ch-1s!enson
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Left to Right: Artro-O'Sull,von Ebon Goodstein Cliff &tor Rothy Anderson
Ow Gitomer B,zobeth Zahrt-Ge,b and Jorres Grant
Stcrdirg Left to Right: Susan f'1rsd-ner Meg Robnd Jorn Callahan Jod
rio·' Sittirg: R,shono Z1nY1rg Mischo Grodin Ame Dow1d and Jeanie
Looom
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Bod<. Left to Rlg,t: Mid-oel lrmscher Clomo Siler Arre Alinhoc Nicole Aos
p, ~ orrs ~ lo s l"'.lelHordt Morv.co Flori Rosslyn Noyer hongme \/vu Front:
MoriSelo Nyoka Oino'1 Dodds Keith Dede Ceci 10 &renot Nat piclued: Mireille
Ba!k:rd Kendel Corm1re Rooo D,ez lsobelle DeMorte Daniela Ot,: Y OU1Q Rite
Kosek Mone-Arre Lero Me1ru Liu Jorge lopez Nao Mos.m Jason McKrolo
Kious MuPer-We1fv,ch Totioro Osipovid, Moont Reed Michie Shinohoro Bruce
Suttrreer Juoo Corbs Toledo'lO Wendy Woodrich
Back: Vvym Wilcox David Campion Middle: Robbie Roy Matthew Lev1nger
Front: Stephen Beckham. Jone Huiter, BenJQmin Westervelt EOiot Y OU)9
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Powers
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the immediate influence of be-world is expanded and en
oming immersed in a new cul-hanced. Overseas trips
hxe is an amazing experience supplement on-campus
Monuments only seen before education by giving stu
in textbooks and postcards ore dents o once in a life
istudied by students first hand hme opportunity to l,ve
Through the domestic and over-somewhere else in the
seas programs. understanding world
and appreciation for the outside
Cross
STLOENTS SPEAD ACROSS THE WORLD
TO LEARN ABOUT DIFFERENT CUL TURES
Above: Senior N Strong-Cvetich J1S110r Amcrdo .ldnson aid
,J" esse Beosoo at 01 anphitheoter 1n POOl)elt Moy 2002
Left: 'ler\lOl's Kristin WI1ku1s cod Becca Chandier get into
"'bo:ig rol po,nt up ching lhe1r overseas trip to AU51rollo In
Spring 2002.
~-Rlg,t: cn10r RoseMcry Sc!Y,,,dt
1lop Cl bfan:h over Ire OCC01
on ticrO'l lslond n AuslroflO
Above. Senkn Rosemay Sdmdt Rvon Bogle Becco Chandler Kristin
W tns Sorel> Alexaider Soroh W is end Professo-Rob Elvish tcl.e o
bred from ~ mnng in Al.6tro.o
Left: Redel Pasons plo,s with o seo-cucunber ct the Gree• Bcrr1ef
Reel in Austrol10
■ .. Left: riors C amen I tmy end
' o ' rnson relm from thetr lrlo
Bellow. The 2007. At.6trol10
o <.lt'~group Whether you ore interested
1n the language or the
culh..re ood history tnps to both Chino
and Japan offer students a chance lo
live where the sui nses. Either l1v1ng
with host fom1l1es or ,n dorm1tor1es
students may study 1n Be111ng and
Harbin 1n Chino or in Osako or
Sapporo Japan Sapporo ,s the
cop,tol city of Japan's northern island
of Hokkaido. Trips toke place 1n both
the foll and spring
Top to Bottom Senior Tro Radel o Chno Foll
200 Om Trip go..p Fa 2001 Senior Argdo
Stc:ri ., Jcpcn Rlg,t: Smors Do Coulter
Col rn T ra Broo Sl1tz. Rose
Cosb-Nid Osteroos and
Jason f-Jerzog on the London
trip 1n the spmY:3 of 2002
Above: Senior Kalie Tobin h.Jgs o sh-ub near the
t Uf\5thistonsches MIJSi:/Jn 1n Vterro Austria while on tf--e
Mll11ch overseas progro:n
Rid,t: Senior Jaros Lennon
gives us a toast di.ring his
trip to Italy Ph>to provided by L01Ten Mo n Vacation
-If. f,rxxf farnTJ aptriau
Tl-ie hcstory and vonet of CUIU'e draw MO'IY slodents to l~cou,!r
of Fu-ope. ProgOllS rcludc tr1p5 to f1cn:o Germcny oly cni
EngW n the fol ond spring or lor o fdl year Ov t
C\ITICUO rorge from at d-orro ond Br! 1 pol1t In Erolcrd to tensiVC
lcrguoge lwy and 1-.istay ~• Italy ond rare Ch-t of the odva,loges ol
prograns in fa,c,po, 1hu1 o tcnd:ng yos v t lo notghboring cxu,tr co,
bo very easy AltElf tho full yco trip to MU'lich Gcw-.c.,iy bst yeor woe
tudents clecided to Id orcxn:I fa-0'¥>11-er tor
o~erseas programs allow u::hit to QOlfl ~nowloogo ond lllSlght O tro
I le crid aJt11eol theCOU'ltry In wl d, thoy tudy These progrOllS delnt y
aen'I o vocation On mooy of the piogr<Jtn su::h os t!-c ore in Ncrcy
students go 10 school ful hme w,th other students I om oil over l'°'e world
On hips such os these yoo loom about more ti-on iust the sights and the
people You get to e>penerce bropec:n le I~ ncn1 Fo-a ~ter or
0 ~ear you ore O port o1 Ire le 11'1 0 new o:xr,try
• Rd,t: Tre grOl.p of students
on too 2002 Italy tr p
togetf--er 1n Florence. Seregal
If-frtp tv [)d<rr
0 n rl-e western cxxr,t ol Africo many French spec!~
students spend treir sprtrg semester In Senegal The well
romded cu-rlt\Ln .-dudes a foc:us on post-colonial polit,o
Scncgo.'ese $0dely grawools do11alopment ond eovrormenrol tSSU3 In
odditlOI\ $ludenls obo sh..dy cuhuol histonccl ord soooeconcmc Inst tut10nS
of &.b-Soho-a, F1011C0pOOCe Afr1eo
CCll.J'ro!l ore tciS1 Iran faculty 01 one ol tf-e 1111versities ,n Doker As o
port ol rhe e~perlcnc students lean Woof in oddtron to lrrprow-g their
Frerch
LIW'g JI Senegal is QUIO d1ferenl than 1n Ire Lhted Stoles. Students stay
wtlh rest !Oll'M J(!5 In order to become completely immersed Ill Ser-egolese
sodoty From corrmncotai to d-~ students quddy leom trot life
stylos oru very different In Senegal.
Learning about orother cutue Is one tf..ng but on a trtp U e the one to
Senegal students lear-to uiderstond orother ruh.m. Ecuador
[)/Mt1 to tte Efk
No Ecu:ido-tsn'tozero but tf.oi'swhere1fslocored Sor 1wwere
ever ln!c-r eel In v tlrg the ecµ::itor Ecuodor ts a gQOd place
lo go Yoo olso moy be interested In loornrng oboul the COlT,try's
hr.tory rohral l,c.tay and allu-o, whle lmprow,g yo.s la,guoge d.rlls
Tho lnp starts ,n OJto then students move lo Cuerco wMre lho JJ('ogran
IS centered The program also o lows students lo v1S1t the rolnf or t coriplete
with beOJI rJ waterfalls on venous 1,eld lriµs
W!ri-11-Tr,jl
"Going overseas rs about f ,nd,ng yciu-sell within the
context of learning ooout otber people and ploces.
Everyore should mol e that 1ou-ney •
Senior Bethany Cotton Ea.odor Spring '02
·J thi~ the learning that went on outside of the
classroom and lech.res was as meaningful as what was
said ,n class ONe of my favorite fXll'IS of cu tnp was
tl-e hme with Abong nees and the A bong no! stud es.·
Senior Sorci, W,llis Austrolro Spring '02 Ccntn.;ec/ from ooge 30
students Ir\
Tl-ese three oow b..i,ldings come with fully
equipped k,tc:hcns ond living spaces. Many
students ogree that having their own room
and not having to shore a both-com w,th
a dozen people is a ntee change
ht as each br,ge ,n the rew apart-Roberts hos a convenience store ond cofe
Across lrom M0991e·s the cof e you con
I ind a rec room w,th o pool
table f oosboll cord10 equip·
men! and computers.
Residence halls are 1.11ique
places wf-ere h.rdreds of shr
meots 1s fu-nished with flat screen TVs and dents from all over the cou,try
DVD players. the school added a few and world sleep shower hong
more outlets for fu, The first floor of out and lean together
• • 1v1ng
YOU NEVER REALLY
HAVE TO LEAVE
Abo-.t In rer rbrtzfeld douJle sopfvnore /'-Aofly ~ er su-h tf-e
•• 3o-ke-enje>yed rovng o more !ipOClO.J; cb.b!o In o r~
WCI> mostly l.pperdcmmen
Left: o>men Oiore Busrm::r, crd So-di Rdtel!'nCf tel In 0icirre·s
Copclcrd Oiorc CT<i rer rOCITTllCrle Made Blogden
aoot.vely decoro1eo tre,r room so I wakl feel more I o t!-er own Con1tnt.ed from page 32
family cheer you on helping you to break goals of the gorne W1mng might be the
records succeed at chorrponshps ond
f ulf 111 yoo: own goals
Sports lcxm cOITV'lllrities microcosms dis· ultimate goal but the rew
friends you mol,..e and the •
skills you improve o!ong the
comected from the rest of y0t.r life. A way will become a morn
game or practice is a time to let go of important pert of you
stress and focus on the most 1mmed1ate
Critica
ATHLETIC PROGRAMS CONTlt'li TO GROW
Above: Senior female atf.Jetes were recognized d..ring half
time al a oosketboll game Wing National Girls and Warren
1n$ports w~
Left: Dong the butterfly Freshman I' aty Ros.s comes 1-4) for
air
A' • BULDNG
THE SCOREBOARD DOESN'T
Al WAYS TELL 11-E TRUTH
The Pioneers hod o b:ttersweel I mh to what wos eJ<pecfed to be o w,mng
season A.l•h::,uj, the scoreboord moy rot show 11 Ire team did hove a
su:cessfu season The PtOrOOrS nearly pulled off five straight wins OS
oohopcrled by mony players. bui fell slu-1 in the games ago nst Occidental ond
Coopman Only loong by one point ,n ecxh game the learn was disappointed os
they lrow the corrl)etil1on wOl.kf only get mo(e difficu!1 as the season progressed
Tre pl()r)txfs did pull off one more w,n o sh..itoul ago nst Mocolester before the end
of Ire season.. du-1rg the homecoming game.
MOly recrutts added nunbe<s ood sJ ,n lo the team 1n preparation of seasons to
come. Newcomers olbwed lor a new
Frcsh-ro, Rlmng Bcxk Maar. lonp n rrdes
o catch as he hooch toward the end zore for 0
ouchdown c,got"6t Poofic lu!re-cn vonety of ploys that tho coaches could
use
Off ens1ve lineman senior Mike
Bolenl:xier COl'M'leOted on how the
transfers ond freshnen fit 1n w,th the
team ng.\.u away ·There were ro big
egos on the team· he sod adding that
that wos refreshing
Next season look.s good for the foot·
bo I team Although they will say
goodbye to mo,y sensors rt wiH give
you-ger players the opporti.n,ty to
gen expenerce Ma:ry I the grodnt,ng plo ro<J been fa lo.,
As they c:cri I yo..i t teen h:r. IIT"4)l'OVOO cµ
a I: I since they w e lreshnon In I lresmien :.on
th:, t I I 0-9 After lcorl'WYJ wh:it troy w 14> ogoanst n
tl-o ~ crd o:; o lean I men bu. 1.4> crd bord
of the lean Sirco 1999 thc team h:r.; grown 1n u II and In Sil
M.ott .Jod.sc,r, l,l'A¾oo tl'il scmon fully crd wm roned 1st
lean as o T ,ghl E,,d T vcnson v l l.indsoy
De1crove L W SpedmM Offemtve L /v-.r;y w Bohaty
Dclt?rl'.>lve BodJ end Adom Po1eraude !Wida R ,.,e,J ooch
received Honorob!e Mention fa Ire 5e05(lr\ />J.. ~ lhe lean
~ voluoole players thrgs ore crl kd w,g 1.p !er 11-ci f ire o!
,~ team.
Eo:h groc:Lotc will be mls:.ed crd remembered as the fo.ndot on
of what is to becaro a chornpionshp tocrn L
Fa Lsft: en d-eer on etr
I gomo~
Mocdester
Lsft: Too oofen5i pre
pares for I ploy to start In o
gomo ago t Pooflc lulherO'l W<:X'f't«l's Gew Teem
Ni.en's Gew Teem
TI-e all rew dance teom odds
to the exc1fement du-ing hall
limeot o ~ etboll game Tl..:.
tecmdcrced at footboll gorre
as well Y:ou hove to get up at whol ill'ne lo
prod ice for crew' Yes it's true the men's
and womeris crew teams reo ly do gel up
at the crock of down Are trey crazy for tro ning
at 530 AM f,ve days o week? No jUSI
deckoted But I hasn't always bc.-:.en this way
Senior co-copta;n l\bte Sharnon remembers
wren the team was much smo ler and b:keo the
some entrus,osm the team hos today Both the
meo·s ord women's teams cre very compehhve
row Shcrnon said ·this fo I the men's vasity
team went uxlef eoted while the worneris teom
aid neorfy OS weir
W,th a very YOU19
team the future looks
bnght Senior co·caot01n
Jesse Loa surmed LP with
conV1dence that • LeWIS &
Cb-k crew 1s here lo slay·
lop to Bottom: 0.-rstoong of the team's new boot
Judy Mc/v\ullen The men's team ,n tre W,llomette:
The women's team erg,ng Bonding time at o leom
bnnch
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WOMENS & MENS 'fEN\J S
As Ire rainy spnng season beg,ns you
con find athletes inside Ire !ems
dome sweat ,ng away 'vVhetrer p-oc·
t10ng for or ploying matches the team
members of men's and women's temlS
worl 1-o-d to bnng their ~ 111 to o rew
level After losing Ire runber one
singles player lost yl..>or each pkiyer of the men's team hod to ll.m up
the real o notch.
W,th o !,Ith place f,nish 1n Ire Northwest Conferero3 i.rdcr t~1r
belts the men rod the conf ,dence lo succeed this year Sophorro e
Zoch Mom soys ·1 roolly feel that we hove on opportu,,ty lo impress
the conf erenc:e and show them that we ore o feom to red on with.·
Oept~_,,,,AI Field
T softbo!l lean 1-od o lot confidence this SCOSOI'\. boosting o lage
eefteen plo !corn, indudng six SOOIOl'S. Ths entl-usk:isl,c loom hod
o lot more speed a-d power os well W th the gu:dcn:e of coach
.kmler Piper the women wcned O'l t~ ,~,cl ond the rren!a;
osped ol the g,:xne As maiy players coomented the teon hod o lol o'
depth Im yeJ Senior Trocy Jonos sod that OS O resut ·we hod ophons
todothrgswehodrot beendxo lodoln trepost AIIO!peclsol thagar,e
wa moresoldt SOOSCt\0
lnodd;t,onlork theleanolsohodO'lrcred brd .AnO" Jo Cox
e !>bined "At prcxllco v.eded ed 1nw1theveryonoto.seehow they were
dorg so trot the lean coJd relp them We were there for eo:h other ro
mo\ wh:Jt end I was more tf-ai ~ on Ire field"
sof tbo!l lean 1-od O'l si.ccessfi! e .ng ond 1111 se0SO'\ But ro moiter
wro 1-eoutaxre from scosori to secmn .loros soid ·11 we ploy o.r hadest
·~ we w be 1-oppy whatever the rcsJI" Thor's what it's o about W o good milt of frosh tolent ond knowledge thts year t
bcr,cba! lean hod oo " t season Ue the soltboll
tean. boscboll o!so hod 0'11.11.D.d'Jy Iago lean yea
ccmposed of most y frdrnen ond jU1kn T~ is o good sign trot tl-e
progrom ts growing
W tho rew coodwig staff Ire lean 1-od 0 success!J r.easorl The row
hood cxxxh Reed Rainey rcnkxed cooch Jerry Gotto who crro.rced tis
re! emenl bst SPrlr9
Ard for Ilic luh1e? L-o Korey .kfr6on predlcts. ·w !ho rew ~
O'l rocnJl,ng and loom uily only good thng. COl happen"
• lop: Cen•cr L-.cr lrdsoy Tar keeps rhe ball oway from
too opponent's dcfcrw.
Above: forwcrd dun Ryo, Bnro ~ onto Cente,
senia Kr opoor Spc;cr ofter t!-etr win In dow!e overhme
• MOVING ON LP
Lois of enf MJOS'Tl brought tl-e Womer, s ond Men's Boske1bo teams succ~
Yet both teams hod ro.'!ercoosler seosons. wilh many ups and c:bwns.
The women storied the season OJ wel .hr.lo-lindsoy Tar recol1s the
team's lnp lo Co ,f om,o • we went lo Oisreylond hod O great Trorbg Vil'lg
d rrer al o teommole's rouse and most Importantly we went 3-0" The women's
team co,! t"U:!d to get stronger ond stronger in their g<Jme ond In the bond
Pride determioohoo ond effort were juSI o few of tl-e goals that the team lept
In mind m they went n ord out ol tho season A few key players yroduoted
this )e<Y but Ire remo!nmg players ore strorg ond w,U contrue to buld upon
Ire oa:orrplsments of each sea:.on
Tl-e l"l'leri's teem olso h:id o very w::cesslul scoson So what brougl t the team
so many victories'? PIO POWER of co.no os fan Ju,,or Todd Dororris ~!er
so boldly stated lhs power CO"OO from tf-e fCrfi Ire cood,ing staff ond most
impodontly the plovt3rs lhem·
selves.
Above: Exdleo lo,s vrp out of their soots lo
-. M6is BaJ etbo!l team on lo crother
vldory
left. Guad renlOt" 0omy W'irt:resler ct bbb
oil of Ire reoch of o Wlitrroi dolensive player
A • A more reserved teom. the
men used conf iderce and con
cenlm hon lo domino•e the
compel hon Three timc3 ths
seosol'\, vt;.ting teams gove
the men o n.l'l lor ther money
OS Ire games went !nlo over·
I me But 1n the lost auaol
seconds of the games tl-e
PIQl'lee!'S were oble lo pull of
two well deserved wins To
soy the least the men ~ epl
everycre on Ire toes.
Both Ire men's ond waneris
1:x:isketboll looms had exol·
Ing seoS01"6. Tre yea ended
pos ,,..,e y foreshadow ng
l"llOfe success 1r1 the years to
come I Tho Meris aoss-0:Jl.n! y ICCffl c11
I !al~
2 ScnC7 BrCl Sdioot cmo, Ir to
b-ea OWO'( from IM pod.
3 .knew-Soddie Gros;rna, leach
I~ way too lop lirdi
A MD Odessa Wehe, Jeeps 1°C'
tooco r 0fT'1 oppor-ents
5 To celebrate the soason tho
womcn·s tcom went to Popa
Hycbis. OntnE<fw
ON: GREAT SEASON
LEADS TO ANOTl-fR
1he men·s ond women·s teo"\S ended 1
sooson P0Slt1vely Al the 2002 KM ll
~ West Regord Meet on l\bventier
.kno-Sodoe Grossmori fm\..ed crl10'YJ Ire lco:f
ers w,th o tome of 23 06 00 on the cJ C0U'lil!.
Grossmaris sua::esshJ season bro.,gil I-er a cf
ploco fttii ol tl-e Northwest C.onfererceOo
~ earlier 1n November
Ovoroll the vvcmen·s team ploco scven:'l OJI of
15 teans at the !?eg,onol Meet Odessa Weber
hod the rexl 00$1 lane for OJ school ccmrg
29th. with o tune of 23.5800
Tho men f1n1shed tonth n the V-.. cs! Reg:cro"
Meet with fresrtrol Alex Hervy leodtig tre
way to o 27th place liniSh on tho El cane
1-k!!Y"y·s lime wos 271264
The~ of the season was the teaiis li:si meet ol PoofiC. tre Bo
Rebe!::on. Both the women's ond men·s tearr. took first place lhforh.rol
m Soddie Grossman ex·
plained ·1hs seosoo o bt of
people seemed lo be rved
Both Ire guys oncl tho girls
leo:ns h:we o lot of polen
td"
lt..d ;1y Ito team IS YOU'19
The men wdl be los"'1 cny
one gradual ng sen or
Groomcno:rd.ded trol "we
CJ'e oil reony lookarg forwo:d
lo next yea· She µ.t 1-q:ies
everycre Irons h:rd ad stoys
heolt!-,y
A ... Tt-.:l volleybdi 80'Tl o very dose toc,n 01
cone oil tElOT6 ae sn:e t y iperd
1-o.n pro::t workarg oul ond ployr,g
logethc But cvet10II the coir+ tho wamcn ol the
bdl teo:n a I iCnds. lrien:±.hp ca
r!C{l bod onto I~ CCU"I d11 no gi:nm On tho
sldetioos. p10yer5 d-cer en teom Oo-1!
ond clopptng eoch player holr:s her toon"s conh
d..>necs ond more rnportontly allows th:im to hove
IU'l
A tho..gh the women ore oonou, on tho coul 1t
t!.rit u-usool lo consl()"ll ond lo hea
prose WI-ether the worron gain o ponl a lose
pas.session ol the bofi players rcmon enco.rog,ng
The team hopes lor o rra su:ccs.;fJ season ooxt
yea n lemG ol their rocord but they rovo
o!reody occomplished wh,1 mcny leans a:n"OI
o ilrcarg bond
left: Senior" Szobct Jones nrepa to bled
tho boll lrO"'l a~ng to her side of the CW'I
FISH IN THE WATER
T~ Werre-is Swim team hod o ratrer suoce.,.._ ..... Ealy 1n the scosal trey ploc:ed tl-wd oul ol cgll leans
ol Ire t-N/ In le ot Centro! WCJSll'9tort q,u:•e oo ~I SlnCe the lrnhed 1cm t~ yea be ore. The
IEOTI IS beg,m,ng to grow Sophomae Kot Clvig SOY$, ·Jhs season I-as been 01 n:redb!o µnptng all po111t for
o.s tolerl!ed fresl-morl cn::I rewcomen • Co,tn.r,g to reau1 rew I !tokl aeo!e o pr~ lean n I
fu u-e Both '-e rreris ond womeri leans rope tog-ow in rurbn
A I cane 10 le & Oen as o ~:0
mop' ·ve olwo~ bved orl led ng ot t
stud(lnCJ I crd most
llTlporlcr,tly acot·
1119 t Tl-as yea I'
grOOJOle with
on Art Histor-y
degree w:1h
ai East Aslai
focus Not whol
I oxpeded but
delnt y o good
~ Ho-N'g O solid bod gon:l crd
•crest In stud'O al t-os ollowod me o
SI\ Of OfATIVE THOUGHT
MO PHYSICAL E~SSION portiah l.l'dcrstord.rg O 1h:i w!'oo
hisla-yo ort whet t meoosond w+-ot t f
e to be tho alrst rot he hsfoncn I
be:ane iller ed spco1 In AsJai at
o1ter sludyr,g ~ ais ol ~ c:rd hiio
Here ol lewis crd Clorl I 1--ove loar.cd
patiah-ly en the study of Chrese at t.s
whet e•d•es me mg.c me end chal-
lenges m
ire lewis crd Cbl envtrcnnenl f-a; boon
o h.ge pal ol my su::c F1ve yeas of lull
lime COISSO won crd ttT 1nversl! CS pent
!-ere I an My ob ty to wort crd If-rive
reoRy depend on my opl101"6 end goo tho freedom to choose be ween crd Iha
cl-allengcs I cm I o:cd w I t':w-o..gl-oul 11-o
prcx: Sa-,c oil O pOOCO
p.s,ot~lw"8
prolessors or peers lo mot vo•e the drivo
thot ros olwo~ been thn
I h:ive rncny more goals for th:-nc t few
ye<YS ~ realist but ~ roN
cm ot loo Pcrtlcrd Art MJUJUTI In tho
wotorlo' dcpcrlmcnl ~, often workirg
with I Eos! Aslori stall Nc,t yea r
h::)pefJly I Chro crd tren on lo god
sdm
Above: Th-ou;fout ~ ear crowlrg crd po rg students put the
wm14>cn re o!o~nfic!d..
Left. Sophomore Jod,e .Artlv lcJ 11S 50rTlO lime to crock OJI tho
~togophy doss' show ri Field's o1 go!lory
Ar• /
q) tt, H m tt, Ert if'
by.JaraicoHo!e
I fs T oosdoyl Grob
yOl.r lroordheod
down lo Evans to
catch the latest 1n the
Mus1e Deportment's
perf amance trod1hon.
The weekly ltr.eht me
concerts o-e bock! Re
instated this year by o
gro..ip of music mojO'"s
1nclucl1ng Jes.sico Stem
Chloe Moy ord J1llron
Hid.s Lon (Goeltc for IU'lCI, pronou,ced like 'loon') 1s quickly
gaining popularity This is o completely student-n.n operation
Eleonao Bed the Mus1e Deportment Choir for 2002-
2003 is pleased with this event ord soys that the ·r uesdoy
ll.llCtl concerts ore chances for au-talented students lo
perform closs1col 1ozz ord world music gerres Portic1pot1on
1n these concerts reflects o growing rnomentun 1n the music
deportment. We ore e~per,encu~ o kird of Reno,ssonce •
The organizers hope that this exposu-e of musicians lno mopr
~essoryO will coll oHenhon to the music deportment and
other rrusic events h:,pefully encou-og1ng more people to
olterd the other concerts held in Evans th-ex.ghoul the year
Ar• 4 Left Fres!Tnon Sage t-bwa-d II' tl-e
fo ploy Tne H::u-&twem Dog
aidWo
I was born n W-0 end rosed in a small town the mouito ns mt ·I
I moved to Bend OR 1n grode school Drowtng crd e~penmcnhrg
with CJ"t hos always been o port of my le ond I was enccuogod
ealy on by my ixireols aid fcmly espcciolly my grcn:lmolrer wl-o
signed mo L'1 for 011 pootirg lessons when I wcr. ten Altho.g, my
vtew of 11-e pspose of O't aid its concepts~ evolved since then
sorre of the tednical tips I learned di.mg those classes ~till oHecl me.
Somewhere orou,d tlll
lOC yea I become roo!ly
d3Clllsfled with my refo.
t,or"61,,p to art I didnt
I now what orl wm
lwhich!.eerl'led like o Iorgo
problem) why I wos do
ing ii beyord gotlirg ol·
tent ion for my slighl talent
wl-etrcr lcoJdtust fysu:h
0 sho'low CJFprooch to my
'He goo· os ,I were ord
1f I even I ( ed tt-e socd!ed
"art world" D.rrgthslJne
I went on lhe New Y orl
Progrom aid really d,dn I
do ooy studio or! for
mooths I mostly thougit
about my personal roo·
sons for art making
leo-red about tho dillerent facets of o professlonol orl a:reer by
interning al Tl-e Drawing Center o nor-profit CJ"I rruseun ond
I led about orl for n'IOtbe the !trsl time in my l,fe gelling reo y exo
I om anently an Ire process of working on my senior prOjeCI I an
IL ___ tl-ot hos:.hown 4) 1n my woo for o w~le now contrung a nerne f
.nseds os on orology for the hsno, caid,t ,on ~ ,ca YI om ~ sem,lrcnpc:Yent two-sided plex, g~ d-ow1ngs with ocryltc
11-o tU be _ ...........J... 11'1 succession from tl-e ce lirg of !he orl po111I lw ~""°'"'
gallery The ccrcepts of moss mentally and the energy of grD.PS
reo'ly !Tllrigl.eS me aid I won! lo explore th:s tdco In o v1!alJOI mcrror
As my roomrr,otes ca, attest to I hove o new oll-coosumng
! -----' ,.,, lately It Is the only I~ 11-ot I cm lmogtne exotemen ortllSlO "' f I I
sh.dting a doirg for long pertod, of time As. for Ire uhre s1
ho.,.e every!hng lo lean
Left: ~ Jono-. Lermo, ploys tre
~ ~:-aoder 1n tfn yeo-'s Id. ploy Emilia carle~-Roe: Psycviology MaJor Emil~ Ho~e: Eviglisvi MaJor
Nissa Havisovi: Evivirovimevital Stv1dies MaJor Myavi Moore: Ps1,1cviology; Erivi Nelsovi:
Psycviology: Jessie Crabb: lviterviatiovial
Affairs; Cviristy :3t0wvi: Foreigvi LaV1-
g1,,1ages
Megviai~ McGtAr~: Psycviology: Tracy
Jo~as: Soci~I Avitviropology: Klrtlye Loviof:
History: Erivi Nelsovi: Psycviolog~; Alicia
Kort: Psycviology Laurevi Maxwell: Psycviolog~
Major
CatvileeVl HiVltz: ReligiolAS
Studies Major Carmevi KiVlVll:'.J: Eviglisvi Major
Avidrew Cviattivig: lviterviatiovial Affairs
Major Rust1:1 Lividsay: cviemistr~ Major
Emily Coulter: Evivirovimevital St1,1dies
Major
• Matt Wrigvit: Comp1Ater Scievice Major,
MIAsic Mivior
Lezlie Spetz: Psycviology MaJor Lav1ra Czarviiec~i: Evivirovimen
tal Stv1dies MaJor
Mego.vi Kevit: History & His
paviic Stv1dies MaJor Stevevi Hv1viter: Art MaJor Krista Hedluvid: Art
History/East Asravi
MaJor
JasoV1 GucviereatA; Computer
Scievice/ Matvi & Bv1siviess/Eco
viomics Major Ko.tie Tobivi: lviterviatiovial Affairs & Foreigvi
Laviqv1aqes; cviris Redig: 1viterviatiovial Affairs
Mo.Jor, Rv1ssiavi Mivior lac~ Ross: Tvieatre MaJor William VaVl Av1sdal: IV1terV1atioV1al Affairs
MaJor, Art & Ecoviomics Miviors
Lav1rel Ol;ovi: EvivirovimeVltal Stv1dies; Lis Mortimer: Ps~cviolog~;
Tovii Rose: Ps~cviolog~; Jessal~VlVl PivisoV1atAlt: Eviglisvi
Sei11ors ■ 5 2 Mi~e 'Tvie Tower of Capitalism#
Harbv1t: Biolog~ MaJor; Brad
Cole: lviterviatiovial Affairs MaJor
-Dave Cov1lter: History MaJor;
Jasovi Herzog:
Etviviom1t1sicology MaJor
SeYIO ■53 Alexa ReyV1olds: Psycviology
MaJor, Tvieatre Mivior
Say1t1ri ·svioy1l Sasa~i: Art; Mai~o
HaV1awa: Commv1viicatiovis; JevlVlifer
Ha: Compv1ter Scievice & Matvi;
Tavid~ Awa~a: CommLAviicatiovis e
~
lac~ JelbmavlVl, Karevi Darr: Psyc~olog~
MaJor, Rellgiov1s Stv1dies Mivior Davilel AtAld: lviterviatiovial Affairs MaJor
Polltical Scievice Mlvior
Rosemary Sc~midt: Sociology/Avit~ropol
ogy MaJor, Art & Gevider SttAdies Miviors
, lors• 4 KristiYl Jv1els0Vl: Sociology/ Avit~ropology
MaJor Jamee Eri~eVl: Evivirovimevital Stv1dies
MaJor
Elizabet~ Jo vies: EvivirovimeVJtal SttAdies MaJor
Sevnors ■55 Tviierry Lopez: ComptAter Scievice & Matvi MaJor
Avigela Star~: East Asiavi SttAdies MaJor,
Japaviese M1vior
Aviviie Tviomas: History & Frevicvi MaJor
io"5• 6 Katy Havivia: Biolog0 MaJor Saravi Willis: Biology MaJor, Eviglisvi
Mivior
Megviavi McGv1r~: Psycviology: Hillary Pavizer: Psycviology &
Commv1viicatiovis
Ser • 7 I v1rmila l3arv1avi: History MaJor: Jeavilce
Hori: Sociology/ Avitviropology MaJor,
Japaviese Mivior
Karissa Dv1vibar: Soc1ology/Avitviropol
ogy & Foreigvi Lavig1,,1age MaJor Jasovi Waite: Art Histor0 MaJor
...
Ja~e Krovivi: l3iolog0: Jeff Fevitovi: His- Liz Posey: Psycviology MaJOr
tor~ & Eviglisvi; Avidi Cr'vio: Biolog~; Jevi
Gresvile: l3v1siviess/Ecoviomics
5en!ors ■58 Jovias Lermavi: Eviglisvi MaJor
Kat~r~vi Baer: lviterviatiovial Affairs
MaJor
Jesse Beasovi: Commv1vi1catiovi; Lizzie
Uvicolvi: Eviglisvi: Nv1ivi-Tara Key: Political
Scievice; Ni~ Strovig-Cveticvi: lvitervia
tiovial Affairs Timilivi Saviders-Garrett: lviterviatiovial
Affairs MaJor
l3evi Stoddard: Pviilosopviy & Germavi
MaJor
Ryo~o Sa~urai: Sociolog~/AV1tviropology
MaJO'f Victoria Pettersevi: Tvieater Maior; Nicolas Lantz: ReligiotAs
Stv1dies Major
Creg Pivietti: Art Maior (Pviotograpviy) Traci Harris: Pviysics MaJor Pav1I Tviomas: Pviysics & Matvi/Comp1,,1ter
Scievices MaJor
Daviiela Wagvier. Bv1siviess/Ecoviomics MaJor
• Nicviole Alexavider: Psycviology MaJor
So11la Abrams: Psycviology; Kristin
WilRivis: Matvi: Becca Cvia11dler: Psy
cviology; Margot Taylor; Sociology/
Avitviropoloq~ Cviris Smitvi: Commw'liCatiOVl; RiC~lj Vavil: PS1jCVIOlog1:1; Matt Pellegrivio:
Ps1:1cviolog1:1: Adam Patevia1,1de: Commv1viicatiovi;
BreviVla Gillma111: Pvi1:1slcs: Li111dse1:1 McGowevi: Ps1:1cviolog1:1, Comm1,1viicatlo111
MiVJor; Leavi Jaramillo: Commv1V1icatiovi; Gretcviovi Fr111viwirtvi: Political
Scievice: Pete CYlerviits~y; S111savi111avi Bovie: Sociolog1:1/Avitviropology. Jostens Publishing Company In Visalia California printed volume 21 of the Lewis and Clark College Y1em K1mtoh. Koy
Soliday and Kim Swain were ou-dedicated representatives. The printing n.n was 900 books In block & white and
process color All pages were created using Desktop Publishing and SLt>mitted on a disk to the publisher
CaTflUle, Spedfmtbs
Layouts were designed using Adobe PageMoker 6.5 All work was dare on Macintosh computers Page mod.·
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Desigt
Tl-e cover and all layouts were designed by Lot.rel Dent Most copy was wntten by Lot.rel Dent.
F1ott.g op,y.
Many photos were submitted by the student body Craig M1tchelk:lyer Dr JCcxxli David fo and Nathan Loffon
took most sports photos Lou-el Dent took oil other photos US1ng o Minolta Moxxum Hlsi camera Photos were
developed by one-hou-photo at Fred Meyer
llukYou
v-oud I,~ e to thork many people without whom getting the book out would hove been very difficult First of oil
11-ori. you to Dr Evon Williams for you-time and help with the editing ord the business aspect of the book.
Also thank you to oil deportment secretaries and chem who helped organize faculty and ocodem1c photos Trork
you also to Shore Osterme1er Jonathon Eldridge and Joy Beamon.
Thank you Kerry Kemper for helping with the athletics sectl()(l of tre lx>ok. Thank you also to the photog0oprers who
contributed to the athletics section Craig M1tchelldyer Dr /Ccxxli David Fix and Nathan Loffon.
I'd also M e to thort the Computer Showroom for l-e!p1ng me tlYough my computer crisis
F1nolly thori you to the parents of seniors wl-o contributed and actually mode this bod possible
Laurel Dent I
I to t~r
f orevcr keep their memories of you in ,r
reorts ond n th s book '(h, t sit by the Grandma
Tf-ey put oll kinds of bod
bodood food on your plate
aid e}pect you to eo ,t By
the way Ox skin 1s k,ndo 1,ke
rubber w,th leotl-er and
~ feet with hot pep·
pers oren t that bod·
~To the illumined mind the whole world buns and sparkles with light .. ~
Emerson
Thork you for letting us shore 1n the pxrey.
Love
Dod Mcxn Tyson Beth. and Ch-,sty Our Bean, Our Angel Girl
CONGRATULATIONS!
WE are SO proud of you!
WE LOVE YOU!!!
Your Mom and Dad
lrdrtw tlrih~
To Andrew,
Notu-e that framed us of fOUf elements.
Wornrg within our breasts for regiment
Doth leoch us all to have osp1nrg minds
Ou-souls whose faculties con comp-ehend
The wonderous orchitech..re of the world·
And meastre every woncf rirg planet's cou-se
5h11 dimbirg ofter knowledge infinite
And always mov,rg as the restless spheres
Wills us lo wear Ol..fselves and never rest
lxit~ we reach the rlpest fruit of all
TI-e perfect bliss and sole felicity
TI-e sweet fru,IIOO of on earthly crown
Moy happiness and good forh .. ne go with you
Mum Dad and Mork cl lSSE L. M Lain
You set ycxr standards and exceeded yc,.r goals
Way lo go Jesse!
From all of us wro love you most
The question 1s nof whether we will be extremist but
what kind of exlrem,sf we will be
-Mortin Luther K,'9
CmJratulations Fairleyl
Love from your family ,mmediote and extended
We ore all so p-oud of you TI-e Voice
There is o voice inside of you
That whispers all doy long
·1 feel trot this is nght for me
I know trot this IS wrong~
No teacher p-eocher p:,rent friend
Or wise man con decide
What's nght for you 1ust listen to
The voice trot speol s ,~de.
Shel S,lverste,n
1930-1999
Oidg1e
y OU T oodly Rock!!!
We couldn't be p-ouder of you.
love Ya" Always
TI-e ·rs· Chris,
We ore so proud of you. You ore our hero. From kindergarten
through college, my how you hove grown.
Love,
Mom and Dad
Dona and Adam , ... dld11 .. 111u"'1l<hdrtroo,,....lricftd.,'
..:.f!ltp1~(\N.U-d)tU
\h••
Lir
Congratulations, Liz!
We ore very proud of you
Love
Mcrn. Dad and N1d
Bravo T ,=a I Matwy, Chri&. Felicis"• Clar,. ReMi, Christoph,r.
G,org,, A1tdrsw, WilliaM st Marc. Soro
We are all so proud of
what you occomplished
over the f a..r years ot
We tharied our lucky
stars the day you were
born We learned early
that we would hove to lewis & Clark
Mom Dad Jemy
shore you with the world
You make the world a
brighter place to live.
rgol th, lc:i,rrc-t~ do rot dwoll o t r t
I on dorg o rov. ttll<\i' What ever you do, you
will sh,re.
l\bw I !PI\I Lf oon'• ~ t?
I cm rrd rg o ... -oy r, t de-at crd
f~sltoansl'l~'MZ!oad
Bu, !2!! 1,!t\ mt IIO'ol wh::rn I f.ov., dQ>C<\
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43 44 Love
Ma and Pa
Congratulations, Natraniel!
Mom & Dad Rebecca & Kerry, Sophia & Connor, and Bill,
who want to add these lines:
Sumier's lost breath.
I never sow ,I com1119
l hsned to see 1I my dog knew
But re was already n.m,ng •
CON6RATl/lATIONS, NICK.
WE ARE SO VERY PROIJD OF YOIJ.
LOl'E, MOIi, POP, SARAH, PACO, CHLOE, & WIUY
ENJOY THE JOIJRNEY /3cm,i P crto
Borne
You make me proud to be your Mieum!
Love always,
Mama
Krifryn f3ao
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YOJ did Cl'I owe-one ioo both acodemico.lly
ond on Ire softball field!
Fird yor goofs In Lfe ond go fey theml
YOU w O def1n1tefy reodi freml
We love you and ore so proud of you and yo.s ochevements!
We ore ol·woys here for you
love
,-,. omaidDod Ju!e
We watched proudly as you took yocr first steps over 20
years ogo Once ogo,n we watch with even greater
pr,de and ioy in tl-e bvely young woman you hove
become and ,n you-many occompl1sl-ments As you step
out into yo.s fuhre you go with ocr love support and
conf ,deoce that you ore ready to meet your wonderful life
odvenh..res So go forth. pu-sue ycx;r passions yet most of
all keep yo...r flowers fresh.
Y OJ loving family,
Motl-er Dad and Brion
TO COL.UM OUD,
NOUD OI' YOU EV1D1Y IJTV OI' Ttte WAYI
LOVl!&--S.
-, DAD, JASOM, icoeDTA, AUX & AIII Oean!St Joanna,
You have grown into a person with such a lively mind,
with a passionate regard for the well-being of all creation,
and with a heart full of love. You are a woman of the
truest beauty. With all our love, Dad and Mom
To Ou-Dear Leah
·vVl,otever you con do
Or dream you con
Begin ii
Boldress hos genuis
Power and magic·
-Goell-e
We watched you grow from o child
full of wonder and owe-to on adult
still f,'led with wonder and owe
We ore so proud of you
Always remember tl-ese two things
We love you & ·To thire own self be
true·
Love.
Man Dod 8. rleother vc,
Mom, Ga~ & Sophll' Meredith.
Congratu::iltionsl
We're all very proud of you.
Mixh love ard best wishes.
From everyone in you-family.
CongrotJotions on yo.., goduotion
Ale~is Mot0 Mcrzolf cl atnE£ Er1kSD1
Jamee
Y o.s futu-e is os bright os you ore
live 11 well
love you so much.
Mom
Larm M atWd!
As you leave Lewis & Clark always
remember • Af! the Worlds o
Stage· and ·You've Only Just
8egrJ1".
Love from Yo.r Very Proud Family
Mom. Dad Megan and Isabelle
Yoo f-ove gained rruch ~rowledge ,n yo.r college edu:otion yel yoo hove always hcxl Wisdom beyond
Ire ages w1thn you-sell Don"t confuse tre two Listen to you-wisdom crd 1r1tegrote yo.r krowledge
YOU ere ~ lo us.. YOU CTe Ire wonderfJ sp,nf that srM-es from W!lhin
We ere so bles-sed by you
·n-ere Is O v,tolaty O life Force an energy o qud.ening thot IS tramloted trro.gi yru into OC:hOr\ crd
becouse ti-ere is only one of you 111 all time ti-rs e>.JJ(ession is irqJe Ard If you blod. ti It will never exist
th-ourj, any other med,un crd win be lost.
Mortf-o Grahcrn
So da-ling express ycuself ,n every moment every breath crd every donce of yo.r thoughts. M with
yo.s heat crd ocl tlTough yo.r soJ Let yas spent soar in its evprelSlon lrr<JUgl every gb-cc whisper
stroke or sofl kiss blown to orother er yo.sseff It is creot,on Mor.fest 11 It Is oil beo.it,IJ
Yoo ore beout,ful
We"re oil so very proud of you crd so f-onored to be yo.r fom,ly
With or Love crd Kisses
Mom. Dad ond .Jocob T ~n l!kf1Yl1n£
Congratulations!!
We're proud of youll
love
Dad Mom Mt a I yl,e
9-ea&Kodie ~rrah W,!!,s
·sARAl-f
i3eloved Princess·
Prouder of you we could never be
As Gods love shoes down on you and we
So remember our dear as you start a new career
That whelrer you travel far or near
You ore o little star so hold ii dear
As l,fe·s choices become real dear.
Just trust yo.I life to the one that's near·
And as 1-ie looks down on His little star
Jusl remember that 1-ie and we ore not very for
Congrotulohons and our
love and tho~ s to you
Dad and Morn
Big gulps hli?
Congratulations!
I respect you.
Your Girlfriend