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11The time has come,11 the
Walrus said,
11To talk of many things:
Of shoes---and ships---and
sealing-wax---
Of cabbages---and kings--­
And why the sea is boiling
hot---
And whether pigs have
wings.11
-Lewis Carrol I Through the
Looking-Glass and What
Alice Found There
Myriad
lewis and Clark College Portland, Oregon 97219
Copyright 1993 Volume 12 Lunch and company on the lawn in
front or Templeton.
A quiet moment of study in the
Watzek Library.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
2 Celebrating Our Diversity
42 Shelters From the Rain
80 Beyond Academics
102 Over the Hill
148 Index
♦ 2 Intro ....
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Jim Wagner
Early morning Jessica? Emily Kaplan ~
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Is there life without mail? I'
S 1. Nike Whittemore
0 id concrete statue marks the entry
to the Flannagan chapel. Emily Kaplan The picturesque Albany Quadrangle.
Mesmerizing statue near the Olin Chem­
istry complex.
Julie Huntman and Megan Callahan share their bright shining faces. lim Wagner
Intro 3 ♦ I (Sherlock Holmes) abhor the dull routine of existence.
I crave for mental exaltation.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle The Sign of the Four
The natives are restless. Bongo drums echo distantly from lower
campus.
Molly Lackaff
Frisbee golf holes of the poor and
overstressed.
♦ 4 Intro Wylie Adams and Erin They take a paper and they read the headlines,
So they've heard of unemployment and they've heard
of breadlines,
And they philanthropically cure them all
By getting up a costume charity ball.
Ogden Nash Pride Gaeth Before a Raise
Pamela Braverman and her bike.
An artistic moment with Jason Handaly.
Molly Lackaff
Studying on lower campus.
Intro 5 ♦ Bill Bollinger and Carolyn Englund join in the fight against
measure nine.
High on the hill stood a lonely LC student.
College Outdoors
Safe upon the sol id rock the ugly houses stand:
Come and see my shining palace built upon the sand!
Edna St. Vincent Millay Figs from Thistles.
♦ 6 Intro Monica Harris shares a smile and her Radikal Radish.
College Outdoors
Splashing up a storm.
Canoeing on the Deschuttes. Fun in lhe sun w11h C.O.
Intro 7 ♦ C
( FEMINISM I myself have never known what feminism is.
I only know that people call me a feminist whenever I express
sentiments that differentiate me from a DOORMAT.
Rebecca West The Clarion 1913
Afternoon siesta while
the sun still shines.
A word is dead
When it is said,
Some say.
I say it just
Begins to live
That day.
Emily Dickinson
Life, VI, A Word Emily Kaplan Kelly Hays flashes her award winning smile.
It's all in the way you see things. The LC reflection pool.
♦ 8 Intro Bil
m1
Celebrating Our Diversity
♦ 2 Celebrating Our Diversity Celebrating Our Diversity 3 ♦ A Vision of The
Pamplin
The year ended
with a bang
when Dr. Robert
Pamplin, Jr.
pledged
$12 MILLION to
Lewis & Clark
College!
Th is money is
intended to fund
The Pamplin
Society of
Fellows
-to finance a
vision of the
future. It will
provide for
professorships,
scholarships,
and stipends
which will
allow the
commitment to
developing
leaders and
fostering
education to
grow. Pledges $12 Future
million
International Affairs major Virginia Lindemann
personally thanks Bob Pamplin, Jr. for his gen
ity.
♦ 4 Celebrating Our Diversity Bob Pamplin, Jr. announces his contribution to an Following the
announcement of a
$12 million pledge,
President Michael
Mooney beams with
delight as he shakes
Bob Pamplin, Jr.'s
hand.
Celebrating Our Diversity 5 ♦ Otto Sak Day
Wylie Adams, in the
midst of trimming
some shrubs, was an
enthusiastic
participant in Otto
Sak Day/
♦ 6 Celebrating "It's not all hard
work!" says Fawn
Bernhardt as she gets
her feet wet.
fJ,in Schute d G .
I 1 . an ary Timm contribute to the
• u 111cat1on • h ad to make or I e ~ampus ... Of course they
at' h . ~ mess rn the process, but then again,
" \' it 15 so much fun! They found that even the Belly,
in its dull quiet way, was
doing necessary work for the
Body, and that al I must work
together or the Body wi 11 go to
pieces.
-Aesop
The Belly and the Members
Celebrating Our Diversity 7 ♦ Casino
Night
Games,
Money
and Fun
Evan Williams, looking
very much the part,
deals another hand.
♦ 8 Celebrating Our Diversity In search of more gambling iunds, Justin
Adams leads a group of penniless gambl
a "hold-up." Playing at the rou­
lette table was cause
for intense betting
action.
Happy winners!
Our Diversity 9 ♦ E
r
SOFA
Students
Organized
For
Activites
--♦-l_0_C_e I e brat in g Willapa Bay Spring 1993
Susan Misra, Sara Hamelton, Tamara Lasnover, Heather Thomas (SOFA Dire
Eric ygaard.' Aki Morizono, Justin Adams, Amy Smith, Rob Dilling (College
Outdoors Trip Leader), Ruth Turner (Coordinator of Student Activities), Laur
Vanderwerff
Our Diversity Casino Night 1993:
Ruth Turner, Coordinator oi Student Acti\l 12th Annual
Gender Studies
Celebrating
Ditieren~es .
the focus ot ,, a,
tht'-'ear's An­
nu,1I Gender
tudie Sympo-
,iuni. Many
irnportant and
interesting
,peakers, _ writ­
er,, professors
and artists
arri, ed together
at Lewis & Clark
during the \\eek
01 r\pri I 1 8-21
10 do celebrate
human differ­
ence~-our
diiterences.
The event
tarted off with
a \\Onderful
keynote address
gl\en by Judith
lace~ entitled
The Rise and
Fall of Family
Values. Many
LC students had
pre, iously dis­
cu, eel her book
Bra\ e \re1, Fami-'
l,e5, in their classes.
ludents, staff, and
tacult\. alike cel­
ebrated \vith special
gue~t Allan Berube
'' ho addressed
Stripping
Down: Un-
dressing the
Military's Anti-Ga
Policy. y Mr. Berube also
held a workshop
entitled Doing
Gay, Lesbian,
Bisexual
History.
Another special
guest, Bern ice
Johnson Reagan,
celebrated with
discussion of
the topic We'll
Understand It
Better By and
By.
Bernice Johnson Reagan Symposium
Allan Berube!
Allan Berube
Celebrating Our D iv e rs it---= y:....____1 _1 ~♦--ASL C Associated Students
Of Lewis and Clark College
ASLC is just what it
sounds like: LC's
very own student
government, a body
of students serving
students. Allocating
funds to chartered
groups, coordinat­
ing student tutoring
programs, officiat­
ing upon the stu­
dent Judicial Board,
helping interna­
tional students feel
more at home on
our campus, roam­
ing the halls as
students-at-large,
guiding student
medias ... they do it
all ... and keep on
smiling.
Yet this year has not
exactly been a bowl
of cherries. Mem­
bers of the '92-'93
ASLC board did a
bit of shuffling as
President Amy
Beacom resigned
and SAL Fawn
Bernhardt filled her
shoes. Thanks to a great
group of really
dedicated people
the year began and
ended in a very
competent manner. ASLC President Fawn
Bernhardt looks happy
to be here.
J,m
Front Row: Ben Silva Co-Chief Justice, Adam Campbell Co-Chief Justice, Mitch Kra
SAL, Chad Holloway VP for Business and Finance, Fawn Bernhardt ASLC President,
Shannon Todd VP for SMB, Ivan Drucker Communications Board Chair, Zasha Ba
Ex Officio, Mansoor Sharif VP for International Students. Back Row: Jennifer Robey
SAL, Julie Chase SAL, Meg Coker SAL, Tony Ross SAL, Shelby A.A., and Gary Timm
of Information and Programming.
♦ 12 Celebrating Our Diversity ed on the
foU" f 1e,el o
Jotton1 College
e111pleton
do,vn the enter
LC long staircase in
between the Infor­
mation Desk and
the Registrar's
Office you find the
happy medium of
KLC. In the home
for which they fought long and
hard, the students of
LC rock, rap,
boogie, and even
disco to the sounds
of the student-run
radio station. Stu­
dent disc jockeys play everything
from "hip hopping
funky tunes" to
"hard-core, alterna­
tive punk rock
spasms" to just plain
old news, weather,
and sports. No matter what your
musical preference,
KLC can usually
find something not
too painful to listen
to. If not--then
there is always the
request line where
students are free to
give their input.
Aside from forc­
ing their sometimes
warped music tastes
on LC students, KLC
DJs provide never­
ending entertain­
ment. KLC music
can be heard almost
anywhere on cam­
pus. NOT! But we
are trying.
KLC is where things
some together.
Anyone can have a
show, no matter
their major or
astrological sign.
KLC 104.1
Catering to your
wildest fantasies.
German
Club Seinoder
n icht sei n,
das ist die frage.
To be or not to be, regular basis to chat
0 that is the question. in Deutsch, watch
In the case of the an occasional
German club, the movie, sample
numbers were not some good wurst
outstanding but they and put back a stein
had a lot of fun. or two. Just remem-
The German club ber to keep it off
ger~an Club Members: Marc Dimitri Saxowsky, President meets on a fairly campus kids!
ap ne Beale, and Bryan Hayden Dover. Celebrating Our Diversity 13 ♦ Polyglot
Polyglot is Lewis
and Clark's journal
of foreign lan­
guages. Published
annually, it contains
an assortment of
stories, poetry,
articles and other
written works. Each
written submission
is penned entirely in
a foreign tongue.
Elena Byther, a Junior from Italy,
performs as this
year's editor-in­
chief. Armed with a
large red pen and
several dictionaries,
she put long hours
into the assimilation
of this unique and
mind-boggling art
form.
Polyglot Editor-in-chief
Elena Byther.
I. A. Symposium
11Regional
Evolution
and Emerg­
ing Images of
21st Century
Pol itics.11
With title in hand
and the leadership
of Chaiperson
Christopher
Abbruzzese, the
International Affairs
Symposuim Coordi­
nators organized an
exceptional event.
IA Symposium Coordinators: Eric Gorman, Crystal Berger, Chris Abbruzzese Chairperson, Joshi Cla
Thorin Vice-Chair, Benjamin Freud, Peter Haldeman Associate Vice-Chair. Not pictured: Sandy
Schreiber, Nancy Dang, Steve Ahn and Tamara Fisher.
♦ 14 Celebrating Our Diversity picture This Productions &
Member • h
~ ot t e Plattform gather for a picture. LcTv
This is not your
ordinary TV station.
Just a few friends
and their beers
discussing the latest
in campus events ...
or roadkill ... what­
ever comes to
mind.
Preparing for another
wild week of broad­
casting are: Rob Van
ood, Marcela Pena,
Mark Schotland,
Andrew Betts, Ivan
Drucker, Roderigo
Hulse, and Arjan
Schutte.
Never trust a man who
invites you down to his
The place for ~ea
and cookies.
Plattform
O.K. So it's Thurs­
day night and
you've been study­
ing for atleast an
hour. Just can't take
it anymore. The
munchies are com­
ing on real bad. Ti me for a break.
(There's no snickers
in this story.) Just
wholesome
Plattform food,
good music, and
good company. I'm
outta here ...
Celebrating Our Diversity 15 ♦ Welcome to Club Hawai
ALOHA! The
Hawaii Club has
developed at LC to
help Hawaiian
students integrate
more easily into
campus life. They
Hawaiian Club mem­
bers are front row:
Taka Kiyonaga, Corey
Dobashi, Kieth Higa,
Noa Lidstone, Kieth
Chang.
Back row: Diane Faye,
Kristie Kruz, Rachel
Smith, Nani Buchanan,
Tanya Harrison, Donna
Koba take.
ol pictured: President
Donna Lukela.
Campus Crusade
In the world of
Lewis and Clark,
surrounded by
people of varying
backgrounds,
lifestyles and faiths,
it is easy to get lost
in the shuffle. The
members of Cam­
pus Crusade have
joined together to
create an environ­
ment in which
everyone has the
opportunity to
consider the claims
of Jesus Christ and
grow spiritually
amongst friends. also work to make Hawaiians, the big
others aware of their event of the year is
culture. For the the International
Here they are folks!! The many members of Campus Crusade for Christ.
♦ 16 Celebrating Our Diversity Fair complete
Luau and the
mous Hula d does a song HO'' -onie a piece ot JCC,,
nu,1c?
The 'oices the
d the eves Lhe an~ • ,,
ar,. · ·
Engaged in a . .
oncentrated mix ot
. DJ Ba Da Doo 11But it doesn't mean
anything!11
"So we add words­
one word for every
note."
Four years ago
three women came
together to form an
a capella jazz
group. By the end of the
year they had added
three men and from
then on the group
kept changing,
growing and discov­
ering the absolute
limits to what vocal
jazz meant to them.
The group ended up
Th membe -Maihe rs of 9:1 :> relax. L to R: Charmin Dahl, Greg Bowers, Calin ,,~on J l' E" h with 9 1 seven •
people: •
Aaron, Ann, Calin,
Greg, Jen, Jodi and
Virginia. Then in
typical LC tradition
Virginia and Jen left.
When they came
back Aaron, Greg 5 Flat
everywhere from
hotels, to the Trail
Room to Elementary
Schools to Saturday
Market. We have
opened concerts for
John Faddis, and
Left,the first 9:15 Flat: Virginia Lindemann, Jodi
Eichelberger, Jen Dawson, Aaron Keating, Ann
Wehr, Greg Bowers,Calin Mathewson.
Below, 9:15 Flat now: Jodi Eichelberger, Virginia
Lindemann, Calin Mathewson, Aaron Keating,
Charmin Dahl, Greg Bowers and Danielle McCoy.
and Jodi left. So Jen
really decided to
leave. In the mean­
time Charmin came
onto the scene.
Then when every­
one was back,
Danielle decided to
join. All the time
the group sang, and
experimented with
what Greg wrote,
and what everyone
else could sing. This
is the last year for
Aaron, Ann, Greg,
Jodi and Virginia.
We have sang filled in for the
Concert Choir and
Jazz Band. On top
of al I that, we have
recorded 2 tapes
and are working on
the third. So in our
final year for the
original group
members, we keep
creating and sing­
ing, knowing that
the next few years
are in good hands.
"And I have experi­
enced something
Real."
• oc 1 1c elberger, Aaron Keating, and Danielle McCoy
Celebrating Our Diversity 17 ♦ The Russian
Club
The Russian Club
(Yes now it is PC to
say Russia) is an
organization of
students who are
brave, or maybe
crazy enough to
study Russian. The
group gets together
once a week to
have tea (chai),
practice russian and
catch up on all the
gossip, I mean keep
up on Russian
politics. Besides
drinking tea the
group puts out a
newsletter to all
students of Russian
and organizes
cultural activities
such as teaching
L&C students how
to drink vodka
properly. In the
winter the group
organized the
russian section of
the International
Fair, since Russian
exchange students
are only on campus
in the fall and such
a large country
should not be left Jaylen Albright and
Ryan Farr.
out. Students who
have been on over­
seas trips in Russia
do their best to
recreate russian
food and culture. Right: Elena
Edwardovna, Sandy
Schreiber, Ryan Farr and
Meg Coker. Below:
Varery and Darda
McDaniel. Below Right:
Sandy Schreiber and
Crystal Berger.
ena war ovna, Meg o er
♦ 18 Celebrating Our Diversity ' ama, Eat Your Greens!
The Radikal Radish
The Radikal Radish to bring people Radikal Radish is a
is a creative journal together in a cool marvelous maggot-
that is fu II of stories, microzeen that is zine that makes
poems, drawings, silly, strange, sad, hundreds of human
and articles written sweet, scintillating parasities smile, cry,
by Lewis & Clark and full of scream- dream, & question
students and people ing syringe-popping reality. I want to
from all over the skulls. I began this encourage every-
world. This quaint cookie body who reads this
crunchy garden of crunching collage to create their own
voices was created my 1st year-when magazine! It's the
Just two of the many eye was a bluebird koolest way 2 avoid
with out a cause ... turning in2 a literary faces of Monica Harris,
writer, artist and all-This magazine has rat.
round person for the grown over the -Monica, goddess
Radikal Radish. years. Now the of red roots
Celebrating Our Diversity 19 ♦ Scuba
•
♦ 20 Celebrating Our Diversity Celebrating Our Diversity 21 ♦ Sword
Play
Club
--------♦---2_2 __ C e I e brat in g Ou r Diversity NTS
550ciation For Non-Traditional Students
t Heniges, Julie Peting,
Smith Gunther Oakley, Jen Baldwin, David
Jessica Quale.
Celebrating Bahai1 Club
Our Diversity 23
♦ Amnesty
Why should
there not be a
patient confi­
dence in the
ultimate justice
of the people?
Is there any
better or equal
hope in the
wo r Id?
-Abraham
Lincoln
First lnaugral
Address
Front Row : Melissa
Bartoo Jacobson Back
Yearbook
Senior editor Manya Lemery
......
Senior photographer
-♦-2_4 __ Celebrating Our Diversity I nternation
• se Club
Rusty Nail
udent, en· 1 , Joy coo r everages at the on-
u care we call "The Rusty ail."
Celebrating Our D i v e rs i t_:_y_2_5-------,t ♦--Ceili Club
They say there's
bread and work
for all, And the
sun shines
always there;
But I'll not for­
get old Ireland,
Were it fifty
times as fair.
-Helen Selina
Sheridan, Lady
Dufferin
Lament of the
Irish Emigrant
(Stanza 7)
-♦-2_6 __ Celebrating Our Diversity Black Student
Union
Mora Ii ty knows nothing of
geographical boundaries or distinctions
of race.
-Herbert
Spencer
ulu, Johnson Adam Bradley, Nicole Mcllroy,
\ Colbert Ra\ VVarren, Amber Cameron,
pangler
Admissions
Group (AIG) Interest
This student-run in the admis-
group works sions process
directly with and influence
the Admissions decisions made
Staff of Lewis & by staff mem-
Clark to assist bers. As stu-
dents interested
in student life
at LC, these
people meet
with many of
our prospective
students. They
often host
students over­
night in the
dorms, lead
campus tours,
and write
letters.
Burkhalter Donna Lukela, Holly Colbert, Dasya Duckworth, Jo
er, \\arina Hadj1annou, Alissa Edwards, Corinna Buchholz
Celebrating Our Diversity 27
♦ TCK Club
Club
Stamm
Jamm Mark Shot! nji Minagawa,
Sayaka Nak
♦ 28 Celebrating Our Diversity Celebrating Our Diversity 29 +-International Fair
lnmaculada Fernandez (Spain)
E Pluribus Unmn
th Annual Inremational fiiit
Saturday. fiinlaIY ZO,
Lewis & Clark OJllege
The 28th International Fair
Logo
A Pakistani Dance -DHA DIA :
Syed Salim, Lydia Wazir, Shahzeb Jillani, Julius Ho
Sydette Walker, Gigi Sathyaraj,
-411♦----3_0 __ Celebrating Our Diversity Julieta Kang / Ju-On Kang (Korea)
Celebrating Our I have been a stranger in a
strange land.
-Exodus. 11, 22
Divers i t_y_3_1 ___ ♦_ STRASBOURG
Yuka Sato at La Place
de la Republique.
Katherine Greiner, Yuka Sato and Summer Rosswog at Obernai, a
small village near Strasbourg.
-♦-3_2 __ Celebrating Our Diversity LA BE
Kells. Stacev Nichols.
er Rosswog. Chad Green at an L & C
dinner at Yuka's
appartmenl, le 15
Septembre, 1992.
()
Katherine Greiner, Ingrid Rosemeyer, Stacey ichols and
Lee Thomas (Ger­
many Program) on
the stairs of the
Cathedra I tower.
Celebrating Our Diversity 33
♦ Ecuador
It was the best of times, it was the worst of
times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the
age of foolishness, it was the epoch of
belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it
was the season of Light, it was the season
of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it
was the winter of despair.
-Charles Dickens
A Tale of Two Cities
•
Rob Wilson and Greg Carlson in Miazal, Ecuador guzzling Chicha -a drink that contains human
♦ 34 Celebrating Our Diversity ARCE~Tl~A GROUP-Right: Michelle Sullivan, Jenny Boyd, Clayton
1ge (leader), Ze) n O'Leary, icole Anderson, Josh Burke, Chelsea
son, Gillian Polk Woodland Matthews, Ryan Ogan, John Goldberg. Left:
lehrt1eld Sheri Da, is Jim Di Francesca, Sarah Powell, Bjorn Hinrichs,
Burt, Jane Palelek. Tammy Smith, Kim Hansen, Marit Peters
"2U FALLS B k· · ac • Sara Burt, Kim Hansen, Jane Argentina
Nicole Anderson, John Goldberg, and Ryan Ogan
in Tupungato, Mendoza, Argentina
rso Tamm, Smi•h, B.J. Hinrichs. Front: Nicole
n, Josh Burke
Celebrating Our Diversity 35 ♦ Munich, Germany
Lee Thomas, Kendra Schipper, oelle Knapp
Front Row: Traci Stenson, Lee Thomas, Jenna Lemerise, Anastasia Meisner, Karyn Chenard. Vanessa
Bree Urie, Peter Grube, Adam Furber, Rob Graham, Erin Hardin, Julie Mills, Solomon Hill, Steve
Back Row: Kendra Schipper, Noelle Knapp, Cindy Rundell, Christine Leath, Frau Wuttig, Joel Lang,
O'Neal, Geoffrey Cox, Danielle Fox, Frau Jung, ick Wolff, April Ellenwood, Heidi Soll, Rob
Groenendaal, Heather Brookman
♦ 36 Celebrating Our Diversity Peter Grube and Traci
Stenson
RO\\: Lee Thomas, lenna Lemerise, Traci Stenson, Karyn Chenard, Erin
~ Kendra Schipper, Patrick O'Neal, Rob Groenendaal. Middle Row: J~lie
~lher Brookman, Beth Brechbill, Bree Urie, Noelle Knapp, Anastasia
r. rant Row: Adam Furber, Peter Grube. Das
B ierland
I,
Being dry,
Sit, idly sipping here
My Beer.
-George Arnold
Beer
Celebrating Our Diversity 37 ♦ And Don't Th
Forget . . . e Hungary Trip '91-
Who's bright idea
was it to take 19
very different
people who don't
know each other
and send them to
Eastern Europe?
And who would
volunteer to go on
this heinous adven­
ture? Taking a train
for 20 hours to
Poland. And in
Poland, staying
together in dorm
rooms for two
weeks (two ~
cold weeks). Knew
a couple of these
people before this
trip to Europe. But
friends? Remember
the first tour of
Szeged? -walking
in the back of the
group, struggling for
conversation. Five
months? Damn,
they were going to be lonely months at
this rate!
But strange things
do happen. Com­
monalities were
everywhere. For
instance, our love
for drink and laugh­
ter, -of talking. I
mean really talking.
You get to know
people in your
classes at school,
possibly get to
spend a few non­
academic times
together, but on
cold buses to
Cracow, and eating
five course meals
together (all usually
consisting of a meat
product) you get to
know people. And
it's really quite a
wondrous thing.
You've known these
people for two
months and you know so much
about their lives, so
much about the
people in their lives
(more than their
Above: Manya Lemery,
Virginia Lindemann,
Nina Lyons, Marika
Engelhardt and Jen
Polver seated on the
steps in front of a
church during our tour
of western Hungary.
♦ 38 Celebrating Our Diversity friends would ever
want you to know),
and they come to
know you.
There is such a
.I Carolyn Keck
Gehrke and Ji·
Billington taki 1
needed mo
during a long
traveling. Palinka, fillers,
Ringo Starr works
for lbusz, tossing
forint in the grating
of Matyas
Templom, Szing
Szing, Gyorgy's moustached wife­
the one that spoke
English, "Szekely
motifs", Antal and
the bus, Dancing
houses, midnight
walks to mystical
complete Hungar\ gang : Jo Gehrke, Matt Daly, Andrew Filmore, Peter Haldeman, Nina Lyons, Jen
n Am, lolstead Morgan Day, Monya Lemery, Marie Engelhardt, Brian Bushnell, Katharine Johnson,
a Lindemann, Jen Polver, Marika Engelhardt, Carolyn Keck, Mark Froehlich, Hilary Billington,
Jacoh--en and David 'v1arx. 1 ot pictured: Crystal Elinski and our fearless leader-Klaus Engelhardt.
need to remember land. Funny things: the best of it with elections that are a 1 happened a cigarette butt in some Long Drink. joke, Auchwitz. there" -to Klaus' meat-loaf, Serious things: full 19 people. We
ure it was having to stand in shops but empty became a group, a
and not just a the hall for a couple pockets, national family. And, I'd churches, the bus
again .. , Jen and her
notebook, Egri
Bikaver on a mid­
night train to Po­
land, "naked grey
hole", Leszek
Podbielski and his
"small" Fiat, The
Black Madonna,
Cracow, Auschwitz,
ice storms and gun
shots, Monkas
cigarettes, JA TE Club
(you know it Monya!
!), the Tisza, the
Karasz Utca, skiing
down the hills at the
Basilica in
Esztergom, the dog
at the castle in
Sumeg, the
Eszterhazy palace
and slippers, "Do
you Need a Support
Group?", sajt labda,
The HBH-"Kerek
egy korso sort"
only trade a dozen
of them or so.
Just kidding!
(by Amy Jolstead)
m. Remember- hours on a train and
events in Po­Dave and I making Celebrating our Diversity 39 ♦ death by thesis
that is what i becnme
as the moon unveiled its
glimmering light from behi11d
the darkened evening
death by thesis
1 am
yet another member of
the walking dead
that forever roam the streets
011 this one particular night,
the night of October 31st
what is it that brings together
a round yellow 1110011,
dark clouds, death, specters,
chocolate and booze?
what is it that compels us
to set aside a day
to worship the morbid,
to catch a glimpse of the
beauhJ of the world
of blackness,
and to experience the
mysticism of what awaits us
in "the other world"?
and, what does Transylvania
really have to do with
vampires, anyway?
tonight, it is the vampire
of the "lurking thesis"
thnt has brought upon my
impe11ding do01n, and
i have become yet another victim
of the plague of Halloween night
by Manya Lemery Study break on the lawn in front of Tern leton Col
Above: lngri Quon and
Lab Supervisor
Nicole Culbertson
observe flora and
fauna on an excursion.
Right: Greg Taylor
enjoys his brew at an
off-campus bash. Yes,
Virginia, the party scene
does still exist at LC.
♦ 40 Celebrating Our Diversity There's no exit for
Christine Soltanpour.
Chris Abbruzzese
catching the rays,
skinny legs and all.
Philip Sisk peppers his
studies in the Trailroom
with a dash of GQ.
Celebrating our Diversity 41 ♦ The
Choicest
Memory New York City
Subways. More honed my use of
specifically: sub- peripheral vision to
way tunnels. That its height as I kept
magical place my eye out for
underground where weirdos and lonely
strange things were hearts. Then, a
bound to happen. I rumble echoed from
paid for my token to the cavern and the
get into ew York's ancient beast's eye
year round amuse- appeared in the
ment park/funhouse gloom. I gauged my
and descended into position in the
the hot hole that hopes of standing
blasted my nostrils before a door.
with urine, sweat Sometimes I won.
and decay. It was On weekdays I
beautiful. Yes, I can pushed through the
smell it now, the suit-clad crowd and
scent that nowhere grabbed a bar,
else you can find, a awaiting my
scent entirely ew conductor's unintel-
York. I won't take ligible words.
your space tunnels And so I began
all clean and car- -and ended.
peted, whose ride
can only be felt by
the nausea in your
gut. Give me in­
stead the lurching
unpredictability of
ew York's pat­
ented roller coaster.
I remember the
delicious apprehen­
sion late at night
standing on the
gum-covered plat­
form with only a
handful of fair­
goers. My eyes
locked forward, but
every muscle
tensed. And here I
♦ 42 Celebrating Our Diversity lsha -Queen of the Goofballs. ote
Chris saying "meal prayer" next to her. Ring_ trouping down the hill together.
Gavin, AnnReuher, lsha Downes, Erin Fough, Christine, Stewart Buettner,
icole, Brian Freidman, Anne Wehr, T.J. Blitz, Dana Hardy, Claire Raibourn,
Chris Mackenzie
Celebrating Our Diversity 43 ♦ Washington
D.C.
A wonderful fact to reflect upon, that
every human creature is constituted to be
that profound secret and mystery to every
other.
-Charles Dickens
A Tale of Two Cities
♦ 44 Celebrating Our Diversity Ultimate Frisbee by the National Monuments
Potomac River-front row: John Barrett. M~
Couch and back row: Becky Sievers, Jenni er
Jay Jackson, Debbie Gregoire, Dion CashW
Tammy Stahl. Canadian
Politics Victoria Trip
The human heart has hidden treasures,
In secret kept, in silence sealed; -
The thoughts, the hopes, the dreams, the pleasures,
Whose charms were broken if revealed ..
-Charlotte Bronte
Evening Solace
Dr. Balmer and "The Group"-for the most part senior I.A. or Political Science
Majors having a BLAST in British Columbia.
Erin, Tanya and Meagan
Celebrating Our Diversity 45 ♦ Shelters From the Rain
♦ 46 Shelters From the Rain Shelters From the Rain 47 ♦ Japanese Floor: Copeland
Dorm
Back Row: Sung-Hoon Ban, Gerald Tom, Craig
Emery, Katsuharu Nagaoka
Middle Row: Ryan Lee Robban Toleno, Tina
Tominc, Yuki Denma, Mie Nayashi
Front Row: Tanya Harrison, Harumi Haniu
Cruz Gamboa, Kristina Franklin, Ever Carradine
Copeland A-40:
Back Row: Molly McConnell, Timothy Clark,
Shawn River, Aaron Leff
Middle Row: SacHi lkegawa, Erin Dunford, Justin
Pruszynski
Front Row: Alanna Moore, Gwen Aldrich
ot Pictured: Dave Bryant
♦ 48 Shelters From the Rain \ Copeland C-50 Copeland C-30
Back Row : RyanBlaszak, Justin Adams, Shoshana
Gordan, Josh Burke
Front Row: Sandy, Emily Bridewell, Brooke
Copeland C-30
Emily Bridewell, Justin Adams, Shoshana Gordan,
Ryan Blaszak, Lori Hagnas
Top Row: Ian Clemons, Matthew Couch
Middle Row: Juliet Thompson, Sam Thompson,
Sarah Tramontana, Jason
Front Row: Aki Morizono
Shelters From the Rain 49 ♦ Copeland
Copeland 0-20
lmran Bhaduri, David Jun, Simon Vargas, Hans
ordstrom, eil Allen
Copeland 0-Wing
Top Row: Barney
Lewis, Rachel Smith,
Jenny Mitchell, Jean
Gallagher, Alissa
Edwards, Shannon Todd
Middle Row: Simon
Vargas, Hans Nordstom,
Pete Ockner, Dawn
Elmer, Omar Elmer,
Holly Colbert, Jessica
Elhard
Front Row: lmran
Bhaduri, Neil Allen,
Rhonda Mazza
Not Pictured: Jessica
Bentley, Cate McIntosh,
Renee Mungas
♦ 50 Shelters From the Rain Copeland 0-30
Back Row: Cate McIntosh, Holly Colbert, Shannon
Todd, Jessica Elhard
Front Row: Rachel Smith, Renee Mungas, Rhonda
Mazza
Copeland 0-40
Top Row: Omar Elmer, Dawn Elmer, Pete Ockner
Middle Row: Jean Gallagher, Jenny Mitchell
Bottom Row: Barney Lewis
Not Pictured: Jessica Bentley
Shelters From the Rain 51 ♦ -Copeland
Copeland E-30
Back Row: Thal Fielder, Jay Friends, Kevin
Travers, Sarah Lazarre-Bloom, iels Braam
Middle Row: " athan" Jung Han Kim, Paul
Hamilton, Zack Isenberg
Front Row: Becky Sievers, Ada Zoe Freeman
Copeland E-40
Bianka Truneckova, Trina Schoenberg, Kerstin
Grezchnik, Joanna Suits, Daphne Beale, Hollie
Teal, Eric Hare, Jennifer Ingold, Yuko Saito
♦ 52 Shelters From the Rain Copeland F-40
Back Row: Brad Wirkkala, Jacqueline Winnie,
Matt Samson, Missy Froehle, Theo Curran
Front Row: Erika Giesen, Beth Breiten, Lawrence
Hollins, Cam Spaulding, athan Brown
Copeland F-50
Back Row: Johanna Hastay, Jenny Kao, Teresa
Berlin, Harumi Haniu
Front Row: Romulus Johnson, Tamayo Asamura,
Steve Schiveley, Cameron Smith, Bryan Hayden
Dover
Shelters From the Rain 53 ♦ Copeland
The beautiful girls of Copeland F-40
Jesse Goldman, Mutsumi Hirase, Erika Giesen,
Beth Breiten, Jacqueline Winnie
The Russian Floor
(Copeland F-20)
Back Row: Ryan Farr,
Brady Meyring, Matt
Doodward
Middle Row: Kevin
Casey, Bryce Waters,
Charles Cobine
Front Row: Jared
Aelony, Shannon Little,
Destiny Eismann, Randy
Kaplan
"We are holding the
Russian flag. But
(ahem) it didn't make it
into the picture very
well.
♦ 54 Shelters From the Rain ceA-30
Ro,,: \\'o,, Mookpradit, Mimi Phukan,
n Cu~hing
e RO\\: Charlie Boone, Charles Turner, Justin
hman, Hugh Kreizenbeck
Rm,. Dasya Duckworth, Kirsten Curry, Leaf
man
Donna Lukela
Pictured : Ryouhei Utsumi Spruce B-30
Back Row: Lisa Hessler, Jessica Wiseley, Jessica
Milnor
Middle Row: Maria Loehr, Yuko Saito, Einat
Cohen, Jessica Bliss
Front Row: Katherine Steinberg Forest
Dorms:
Spruce
Spruce B-30
Back Row: Einat
Cohen, Lisa Hessler,
Jessica Bliss, Jessica
Milnor, Jessica Wiseley,
Ahsha Miranda
Middle Row: Dwight
Hovland
Front Row: Julieta Kang,
Maria Loehr, Yuko
Saito, Mi-Kyung Kim
ot Pictured: Katherine
Steinberg
e Rain 55 ♦ Forest Dorms:
Manzanita
Manzanita A-30
Bandouq AI-Qamzi,
Haly Warren, Aiyana
Berne, Brett Cox,
Michal Broadbent,
Dong Sun Kim, Andrea
Harcourt, Sara Dailey,
Taro Egashira, Jess
Flower (and Wayne,
Garth, and Stacey in the
fish tank) Manzanita B-30
Back Row: Mitra
Rahnema, Lisa Lampert
Middle Row: Nuth
Nitibhon, Siri Harding,
Ernaline Mills, Stacey
Wenkel
Front Row: Kelly Wyly,
Nicole Beck
ot Pictured: Mary
Coolidge, Maggie
Stiffler
♦ 56 Shelters From the Rain Alder B-20
Back Row: Cem Wines
Middle Row: April
Currit, Melissa Villa,
Elizabeth Vale
Front Row: Maile
Anslinger, Shandra
Dobrovolny, Wilson
Wehmeier
Nol Pictured: Joel
Much, Hironani Fujitsu Forest Dorms:
Alder
Alder A-30
Ryan Coffey, Cable Green, Amy Cole, Jen Duncan,
Mitch McComb, Marc Runyan
Alder A-20
Peter Ford, Matt Sherman, Dave Fenscik, Jodi
Bordeaux, Melissa Villa, Leland Peterson, Caroline
Smith, Bill Genne, Erik Matthews, Kristina Peltier
Alder B-30
Back Row: Aaron Wallace, Susan Kirtley, April
Bertelsen
Front Row: Ted Benice, Derrell Wheeler, Julius
Howlett, Greg Koch, ick Sorci, Karen Keller, Josh
Chamberlain
Shelters From the Rain 5 7 ♦ Odell
Odell Men's Floor
Tatsuhiro Maruyama,
Craig Harvey, Pompeo
"P.J." Lombardi, Rob
Dirksen, Marcus
Cornwall, Andy Firmin,
Chris Bergmann, Joe
King, Jack Gahan,
"Cowboy" Dave Neil,
Mike McCarthy, Dong
Wha Shin, Jon
McConnel, Maiman
Mookpradit, Mike
Hellis, Takashi Hobara,
Shahzeb Jillani, Brian
Smith, Jim Ogburn,
Aaron O' eil, Gibb
Elliot
Odell Women's Floor
Back Row: April
Anderson, Shelby Uritz,
Raegan Van Winkle,
Dianna Frick, Rachel
Ollar, Sasha, Shannon
Morris, Sarah Taylor
Middle Row: Jennifer
Taylor, Sayaka Tashiro,
Andrea Williams,
Amber Cameron,
Kristina Pebworth, Toy
Lim, Jackie Caplin
Front Row: Elaine Lee,
Sianny Tanura, Jessica
Niemiec, Brandy Hugle
♦ 58 Shelters From the Rain Akin
Lower Akin
Back Row: Saren Nofs-Snyder, Katie White
Third Row: Kathy Pratt, Yuki Daijo, Wendy
Leibrand
Second Row: Zuzana Vejlupkova, Maya Adams,
Monica Harris, Laura Mortenson, Carly Henderson
Front Row: Joannie Bottkol, Jenny Chugani, Gigi
Sathyaraj, Sydette Walker
Upper Akin
Back Row: Kristin Everett, Lizbeth Isreal, Lore
Rodriguez, Amy Neal
Middle Row: Emily Hebard, Kirsten Comandich,
Ramona Aston, Rocio Miller, Akane Suzuki, Maki
Shiina, Takako Sakaguchi, Jin Chen, Chutima
Polachai
Front Row: Shannon Horvath, Melissa Aston,
Sharon Chi, Mary Beth Kaiser, Eny Surya
Shelters From the Rain 59 ♦ Stewart
Stewart Lower Split
Eric Rorem, Danielle McCoy, Diana Gil-Osorio, Eli
Castillo, Praveen Rao, Jennifer Rasmussen, Sara
(Seyca) Manza, Mike Muranaka, Erin Leid le, Jackie
Kasten
ot Pictured: Tom Blanchard, Cody Weathers,
Patrick P. Matoto
Stewart Upper Split
Back Rov. • Mark Timby, Shaa~ Gallagher, Steve
Kimball
Front Row: icole McElroy, Kristine Soltanpour,
Jennifer Snarski, Michael Fenwick, Waka Taira
Stewart Upper Main
Back Row: Daryl Kirihara, Libby Harriman, lkuko
Kimura
Middle Row: Lyn Henderson, Mary Bartoo
Jacobson, Nicolle Green, Scott Steele
Front Row: Doug Mulford, Jeff Carlsen, Mike
Ornelles, Sara Tokarz, Shinya ishitani, Claire
Spurlock-Cohen, Tim Whittlesey, Wes Stone
♦ 60 Shelters From the Rain t-toward
Ho,,ard
Ro,,: Amber Field, Johanna Harding, Jenn Berry, Sara Hamilton, Jenny
at 11i;ellynn Salcedo
Ro\•, Sara Smith. Kamala Englin, Tamar Trinidad, Carson Grieve, Cindi
Do\\(·11
P ctured: \'\'endy Morgan, Aidan Smith, Josh Tabor. Shannon Keating,
Knoll, Junko Ka,,amonzen, Alice Robey, Jeanine Elliott, Rachel Bianchi
Shelters From the Rain 61 ♦ Right: Sophia
Serghi, Tanya
Bushnell, Lisa
Walker, Ann.
Above: Chris
Zahas, Mick and
Katherine Cooper.
Right: Jolene Reed,
Sagala Ratnayaka,
and friend from Sri
Lanka.
♦ 62 Shelters From the Rain Left:
Mieshe Remmers
and Amy Fox.
Above: Kirsten
Bergquist, practic­
ing her favorite past
time -hanging out
at the bank ma­
chine.
Shelters From the Rain 63
♦ Eric Sanders and friend.
Podmore's Thatch: Virginia Lindemann and Molly Lackaff.
♦64 Shelters From the Rain The Yellow House: John Elliott (Upside downl.
Kyle Matthews, Lori Moore and Mark Kenn Photo from the house
of Kirsten Bergquist,
Naomi Johnson, and
Samara Wilson.
The "Mitsch" House: Sarah Holloway, Darcy Lyon with Kitsch,
and Gina James.
Shelters From the Rain 65 ♦ Raven E. Winter and
Janet E. Duncan visit the
Oregon Coast.
Don Hillmuth, Calvin Swartley, Casey Parliament and Art Atkins.
♦66 Shelters From the Rain Jim Wagner, Gus Britt,
and Chris Bentley.
Buffy Swartz, Tiffani Bennett and Ashley Batmale.
Shelters From the Rain 67 ♦ From a different angle:
Lulu, Shyra, and Brad Lori "Lulu" Carsillo,
Shira "Shyra" Skloot,
and Bradley Kennedy
♦ 68 Shelters From the Rain Eastwick House:
Carolyn Keck, Robert
Van ood, Jennifer
.. Coleman, Zsuzsa Zadori
Erin Feldman, Wylie
Adams, Jo Gehrke, Amy
Jolstead
Shelters From the Rain 69 ♦ The Cave: Zuhl Street,
Tim Mccann, Emo
Bleuins, Chad
Holloway Ali Hakami, Kenji
Minagawa, Steve
Zwerin
♦ 70 Shelters From the Rain "The Loner"-Chris Mackenzie
Megan Callahan, ike Whittemore, Julie
Huntemann, Michele Casavant, Emily Kaplan
Shelters From the Rain 71 ♦ p
The Chuck Taylor House
Jeff Omundson, ick Pepper, Jen Huggins, Molly
Anne Menikheim, Chewie and Coco
Prasanna De Mel, Jeremy C. Morse, Malik
Wickramanayake
♦ 72 Shelters From the Rain LL The "Creek House" -II The "Creek House"
Kara Hendrickson,
Damon Cianci, Dan
Lipton, Tyler Hoyt,
Casey
Shelters From the Rain 73 ♦ •
The Hovel Rattling on the Bridge
Marcella Gerber, Lynn Garfinkel, Kim Dornan,
Boreas Van Nouhuys, Jason Kaneshiro, Tanja
Gerber
The "Animal House"
River (Scott) Cromwell,
Bret VanHorn, Alex
Black, Laura Stone,
Shannon Layton,
Heather Cromwell
♦ 7 4 Shelters From the Rain "Shadow Hills 97219"
Clockwise from the top :
Wendy Roberts, Joely
Nye, Heather Thomas,
Laura Vanderwerff Forest
Dorms:
Spruce
The House Across the
Street
Back Row: Tina
icolosi, Rachel
Walchak, Lindsay
Forsythe, Jemila Hart,
Nicole Van Wingerden,
Halley Buckanoff
Front Row: Amy
Beacom, Fawn Bernhart
Shelters From the Rain 75 ♦ The "Crack House"
Talbott Guthrie, Tally Bent, Megan Fitzgerald,
Brian Twitty "Zaidi", Cyrena Shroeder
♦ 76 Shelters From the Rain Top: Michelle MacCready
Middle: Kimberly Tiktinsky
Bottom: lngri Quon The "fun House"
Heather Lechner, Amy Beth Harmon, Todd
Harmon, Shawn Collins
Senior Business Majors -At The Beach
Wendy Roberts, Calvin Swartley, Debbie
Klopfenstein The ''White House"
Cathy Wight, Anne
Wehr, Lee Collinge,
Allyson Quibell
Shelters From the Rain 77 ♦ "Portland Oregon 97219" -The Graveyard Scene
Julia Miller, Stephanie Roth, Manya Lemery,
Malcolm Heath, Rob Blunt
♦ 78 Shelters From the Rain Human nature will not flourish,
any more than a potato,
if it be planted and replanted,
for too long a series of generations,
in the same worn-out soil.
-Nathaniel Hawthorne
Shelters From the Rain 79 ♦ Beyond Academics
♦ 80 Beyond Academics Beyond Academics 81 ♦ Rugby
The Rockjaws
look at this year as a
rebuilding year. We
recruited a strong
freshman class
anchored by Matt
"Iffy" Selinger, Joel
"Poof Head", Sean
"Clark Kent'1
Stevenson, Matt
"Pretty Boy" Clark,
and P.J. "The Red".
But the true heart of
the teamlies in the
returning upper
classmen. Chris
"Crazy Legs" Martin,
Chris "The Axe"
Reich, and Bill "Ball
Handler" Bollinger
were the stalwarts
who led the back
line. The forward
pack showed it1sage
and experience with
standouts like Dan
"Locomotive"
Goodwin, Brent
"Banshee" Berwin,
and Bryan "Jolt"
Jacobson. Other
people who contrib­
uted greatly in the
fall of 192 included
"Raphael "Juan
Epstein" Schwartz, For
Hombres
Paul, Hans "Injured
Reserve" Nyhus,
and Will "Exxtasy
Candler. We look
forward to a strong
winter and spring
with many players
returning from
sabattical. And if it
weren1t for Will
"Boom Boom"
Candler, they would
have all gone to hell
in a hand basket.
Bryan Jacobsen attacks.
♦ 82 Beyond Academics The Rockjaws-back row: Will Candler, Hans Nyhus, Bryan Jacobson
Steinbrenner, Josh Lenthal, Joel, Rafael Shwartz, Matt Selinger, Brent
Mike Kelly Chris Martin, Yuki Maruko, Dan Goodwin, Jeff Alexsander
row: Mall Cooper, Matt Clark, Jeremy Morse, Chris Reich,Bil Bollinger
Lombardi, Wally. • Women 1s Vol leybal I
Whitworth Invitational
Whitman
Central Washington
Carroll
Eastern Oregon
Northern Montana
NCIC: 1-11
District II: 2-21
.. Overall: 2-36 8-15, 15-9, 14-16
5-15,8-15
2-15,5-15
11-15,7-15
13-15, 12-15, 10-15
cademics 83 ♦ FOOTBALL
Jake Anders, Justin Baughman, David Berteaux, Tommy Blanchard, Matt
Brinkley, B. Z. Brown, 1 athan Brown, Chad Carlson, Keith Chang, Bryan
Corbin, James Davies, Jason Fellows, Glenn Ferguson, Adam Guenther, Josh
Hake, Kevin Hayes, Mike Henderson, Ken Hirata, Chad Holloway, icholas
Holloway, Geoff Holly, Brandon Ito, Jeremy Johnston, Kalei Kaanoi, Jeff
Kerley, Greg Knakal, Barney Lewis, oa Lidstone, Don Lien, Patrick Matthews,
Michael Miadich, Jeff Miller, Michael Morris, Jeremy Morse, Jeff Peters, Jason
Racette, James Roofener, Eric Schindler, Aaron Schneider, Forrest Sherman,
Jake Smith, Morgan Smith, Christian Stephens, Gregory Stewart, Schearon
Stewart, Justin Talbott, Christopher Turner, Owen Von Flue, Marty Wynne
Head Coach: Tom Smythe Assistant Coaches: Chuck Solberg, Andy Harrah,
Rick Ward, Steve Stanich, Ernie Richardson, Jason Phillips, David Etherly Bob
Light
♦ 84 Beyond Academics 9/19/92 Puget Sound
9/26/92 Simon Fraser
10/3/92 Lin field
1 0/1 0/9 2 Oregon Tech
10/17 /92 Western Oregon State
10/24/92 Western Washington
10/31/92 Willamette
11/7/92 Southern Oregon
11/14/92 Eastern Oregon State 26-31
25-27
21-33
47-14
32-45
6-34
41-18
27-19
34-25
Beyond Academics 85 ♦ Cross-Country Take It On The Run
o one has ever
said that life is easy,
but for this young
team of dedicated
runners there is an
extra challenge
Front Row: Jordan Cushing, Allison Hinman, Sarah Lazarre-Bloom, Hilary
Billington, Juniper Miles.
Middle Row: Emily Longfellow, Matt Simms, Coach David Fix, David Hird,
oah Moyle.
Back Row: Lupin Hill, Rhonda Mazza, and Dreya Milhaloew.
♦ 86 Beyond Academics women's Rugby
. . . Kicking Butt Through
Another Season
Front Row: Julie Glenn,
Maggie Kruger, icole
Johnson, Leigh Ann
McGrew. Second Row:
Emily Hart, Beth Briten,
Rachel, Ollar Carolyn
Englund, Robi
Quackenbush, Juanita
Vero, Jenn Huggins,
Allison Davis, April
Anderson. Third Row:
Cassie Kohen, Anne
Jackson, Jean Gallagher,
Stacey Wright, Suzanne
(Roxie) Stockard. Back
Row: Lisa Faulkingham,
Lisa (Weeble)
Henriksen. Missing:
Teresa Berlin, Carolyn
Heath.
Beyond Academics 87 ♦ Men's
♦ 88 Beyond Academics Basketbal I
Shawn Alderman, Rudy Crew, Scott Fitzwilson, Derek Foster, Brian
Fredenburg, Don Granstaff, Greg Hoffman, Greg Lockwood, Al l\\orton
Brandon Nicholson, Chuck Roberts, Jesse Schiel, Chris Treadwell 1 Head Coach: Bob Gaillard, Assistant Coaches: Mark Henry, Larr'\ B
Mark Swenson, Manager: H.V. Claytor Schrel dri\es to the hoop against Linfield.
Beyond Academics 89 ♦ ---
Women's Team Roster:
Kathleen Eugster,
Melissa Froehle, Jennifer
Ingold, Anna Malsch,
Ernaline Mills, Lori
Moore, Wendy Morgan,
Trina Schoenberg
Men's Team Roster:
Emile Blevins, Michael
Liberman, Kirk Walker,
Derrell Wheeler
Head Coach:
Don King Varsity Swimming
♦ 90 Beyond Academics men 1s Basketbal I
#24 Kathy Gibson:
Honorable Mention All­
American Women's
Basketball Team Members:
Staci Panuke, Cheri
Barnhorst, lshawn
Parker, April Honl,
Shelly Mills, Buffy
Swartz, Heidi Winters,
Kathy Gibson, Tiffany
Tang, Lisa Blackelter,
Amy Woodward
Head Coach:
Paula Petrie
Assistant Coaches:
Kathy Copple Walker,
Cheryl Rath
Beyond Academics 91 ♦ Tennis
Women's Team Roster: Amber Field, Kit Galloway, Donna Kobatake,Tina Morales, Joel\ "\e Mi
Phukan, Kristine Soltanpour, Stephanie Tonin, Hannah West, Amy Woodward
Head Coach: Don Udlock
Men's Team Roster: Henry Drotning, Michael Falchini, Jon Herlocker, Adam John ton, -\hrner Kai
Taka Kiyonaga, David Leake, Adam Nelson, Peter Ockner, Samuel Ritter, Jeffrey Thompson RC'bel
Williams, Cem Wines, James Yoo
Head Coach: Craig Koessler
♦ 92 Beyond Academics Track & Field
l'f Malerich Women's Team Roster:
Hilary Billington, Lisa
Blacketter, Jaci Crace,
lsha Downs, icole
Green, Lupin Hill, Patty
Johnson, Sarah Larzarre­
Bloom, Jennifer
Malerich, Rhonda
Mazza, Dreya
Mihaloew, Catherine
McIntosh, Juniper Miles,
Erica Peterson, Chris
Reinhardt, Paula
Thompson
Men's Team Roster:
Ian Arnold, ate Brown,
David Hird, Jeremy
Johnston, Chong Kim,
oah Moyle, Justin
Pruszynski, Chris
Stephens, Anthony
Stevens
Beyond Academics 93 ♦ -
Basebal I
Softbal I
Team Members: Kara
Draz, Staci Panuke,Tori
Roche, Lenore Reese,
Sparkle Miguel, Kris
Rider, Betsy Heiter,
Tamara Lasnover,
Rachelle Piquet, Amy
Peres, K.C. Jones,
Jessica Bliss Team Members: Joel
Pietsch, Kent
Broadbent, Jeremy
Loew, Bryan D'Alessio,
David Sandler, Geoff
Hooker, Shawn Alder­
man, Rick Kaough,
Justin Baughman, Tom
Blanchard, Matt
Lindley, Owen Von
Flue, Ryan Huffstetler,
Jason Smith, Jason
Fellows, Anthony
Jenkinson, Jake Anders,
James Roofener,
Christopher Cannan,
Nate Ulbricht, David
Hance
♦ 94 Beyond Academics Water Polo
Beyond Academics 95 ♦ ►
Rachel Ollar grins for the camera.
♦ 96 Beyond Academics And More Women's
Rugby ...
Beyond Academics 97 ♦ ♦ 98 Beyond Academics Beyond Academics 99 ♦ Performance Rinse: Drying our clothes the old
fashioned way.
♦ 100 Beyond Academics lngri Quon
Beyond Academics 101 ♦ Over the Hill
-+-102 Over the Hill Over the Hil_l 104-Above: Molly Anne
Menikheim, SOAN.
Right: Erin
Feldman,
Communications. Right: Hanalori
Lang (Mykonos
Greece) French
Studies.
♦ 104 Over the Hill 10 3
Leh: Sagi
Ratnayaka, Business
at Oktoberfest in
M0nchen with
Greg, Brad
Kennedy, Kim and
Cassie Kohen.
Leh and Above: Nathan Trueblood,
Biology.
Over the Hill 105 ♦ Right: Heidi
Chesley, Biology
and Kara
Hendrickson,
French Major and
History Minor.
Above: Dobrina M.
Okorn, Natural
Science Major and
Religious Studies
Minor.
Right: Kim Hansen,
English Major.
♦ 106 Over the Hill Left: Sharon Chi,
English.
Below: Lori Carsillo,
Art History.
Over the Hill 107 ♦ Right: Manya
Lemery, SOAN, in
Szeged, Hungary. Below: Shawn
Alderman before
Psychology and
Right: with a
Psychology Degree.
♦ 108 Over the Hill Left: Chuck Wood,
International Affairs
and Steve (spotted
dog.)
Below: Erik R.
Thorin,
International Affairs
Left: Kelly Hays,
SOAN, and Jaci
Crace, International
Affairs.
Over the Hill 109 ♦ Right: Sultan Jason
Al-Stillinger, Inter­
national Affairs with
Tarique.
Below: Mark
Froehlich (a.k.a.
Skooter,) Interna­
tional Affairs.
♦ 110 Over the Hill Right: Charlie J.
Radoslovich,History. Left: Tori Roche,
Psychology.
Above:
Joelle Jensen,
Communications.
Over the Hill 111 ♦ Above: Jolynn
VanDaveer,
Montana State
University; Dobrina
Okorn, Natural
Sciences Major,
Religious Studies
Minor; Leslie
Jorgensen, Commu­
nications Major, Art
Minor; Jen Bowden,
U. of Montana;
Janette Carothers,
French Studies
Major, West Euro­
pean Area Studies
Minor; Kendra Lee
(photographer),
English Major.
♦ 112 Over Right: Shannon
Layton, Inter­
national Affairs and
Communications. Left:
Jason Mushorn,
Biochemistry and
German.
Above:
Jen Huggins,
Psychology.
Left: Holly Colbert,
Religious Studies.
Over the Hill 113 ♦ Darcia McDaniel,
Russian Studies, at
Pioneer Camp near
Khabarovsk, Russia.
Allyson Quibell,
Communications
Major, Western
European Studies
Minor.
♦ 114 Over the Hill Steve Ahn,
International Affairs.
Suzanne Stockard,
History Major. Michelle Macready,
Biology Major,
English Minor, near
Tzintzuntzan,
Mexico.
Over the Hill 115 ♦ Shira Skloot,
International Affairs.
Laura Ivers, Foreign
Languages and
Economics.
♦ 116 Over the Hill Marcye Mokler,
English.
Jo Gehrke,
English Major and
East European
Studies Minor.
Kenji Minagawa,
Business Major,
Okinawa, Japan.
Brian Friedman, Art.
Over the Hill 117 ♦ Christopher Zahas,
International Affairs,
Shawna Sykes,
Economics.
♦ 118 Over the Hill ....... - "'11'-•
Sandra Schreiber,
International Affairs.
Robert Van ood,
English. Johanna Anderson,
Psychology.
Over the Hill 119-+-Right: Lauren L.
Ball, History.
♦ 120 Over the Hill Above: Steve Ahn,
International Affairs,
with Korean fortune
teller.
Right: Ali Reza
Hakami, History,
Tehran, Iran. Eric Gorman,
International Affairs.
Christine Ho,
Business; Bernhard
Masterson, Art;
Kristine Soltanpour,
Bio-Chemistry;
Le Huynh,
International Affairs.
Over the Hill 121 ♦ I
I
♦ 122 Over the Hill Theatre Thor Hoyte, Politi­
cal Science
Mark Peters,
International Affairs Don Hillmuth,
International Affairs
Over the Hill 123 ♦ lngri Quon,
Biology, at San
Diego Tide Pools
Kendra Lee, English,
and Nani Davis,
Russian Studies
♦ 124 Over the Hill Becky Sievers,
Communications,
minor in Political
Science
Carolyn Keck,
Mathematics Chris Abbruzzese,
International Affairs
Over the Hill 125 ♦ Etcetera
♦ 126 Etcetera Etcetera 12 7 ♦ ♦ 128 Etcetera I was thinking the day most splendid
till I saw what the not-day exhibited,
I was thinking this globe enough till
there sprang out so noiseless
around me myriads of other globes.
-Walt Whitman,
Night On the Prairies
Etcetera 129 ♦ ♦ 130 Etcetera David Marx, somewhere
in Romania
Morgan (Mortis) Day,
Martial Arts in Romania What we anticipate seldom occurs; what
we least expect generally happens.
-Benjamin Disraeli,
Earl of Beaconsfield
Todd Seely
Amy Berbe
A couple of students
return to the dorms after
a long day of classes
Etcetera 1 31 ♦ More of Our Favorite Peopl
Jen Brown
Andrew Fillmore
Carolyn Keck
♦ 132 Etcetera Katharine Johnson Peter Haldeman
Crystal Elinski Amy Jolstead
Etcetera 133 ♦ Virginia Lindemann
Jennifer Polver
ina Lyons
♦ 134 Etcetera Bryan Jacobsen
Hillary Billington
Brian Bushnell
Etcetera 135 ♦ Enjoying I ife
beyond the
borders
Anne plays on Staten
Island
♦ 136 Etcetera Eric Sanders
lsha Downs,
Staten Island Stewart Beuttner,
Staten Island
Etcetera 1 3 7 ♦ ♦ 138 Etcetera Chris Abbruzzese
The Senior Dinner: Mustafa Mamujee, Malik
Wickaramanayake, Greg Caldwell (Dean of
International Students), Ali Reza Hakami, Kenji
Minagawa, Abdullah Al-owais
Molly Lakaff, Wylie Adams, Emily Kaplan. Darcaa
McDaniel, Jim Wagner, ike Whittemore
This is what we do outside of class! Malcolm
/a~h, Todd Seely, lsha Downs, Rob Blunt, Josh,
lysia Arizlk Marika Bilter Malcolm Heath: "Hey check out my belly."
Rob Blunt: "My belly is bigger!"
lsha Downs, Rob Blunt,
Todd Seely
Etcetera 139 ♦ What in the world?
♦ 140 Etcetera Genie: "Oh my god!!"
Erin Debenport: "Here I am."
Erin Feldman and Jo Gehrke:
what I see?" Erin Feldman
Eric Gorman
·:. Abbruzzese and Art Atkins
Etcetera 141 ♦ ♦ 142 Etcetera Patrick O'Neal, Greece
Karyn Chenard
Peter Grube, Munich, German Kendra Schipper:
"Aren't I cute?"
Time to be serious.
ndra Schipper and Traci Stenson
• drinking we shall go, a drinking we shall go .... " Etcetera 143 ♦ Carolyn Heath, Lisa
Henriksen, Maggie
Kruger, Michelle
Cardinal, Wade
Ambrose, Jen Ingold
♦ 144 Etcetera Dave Bryant and Ahsha
Miranda
Jllege Outdoors Alvord Desert Having Fun With
College Outdoors
Chris Bentley Alvord Desert
College Outdoors Alvord Desert
Etcetera 145 ♦ ♦ 146 Etcetera Mark "Skooter"
Froehlich in front of
"The Killer Lake"
Transylvania
Eva oorda and Sandra lskandar enjoy a nice
autumn day on campus
Phil Rissel Brendan Gilbert Ken1·i Minagawa p , ,
aolo .\1atoto, Jason Racette Kalei Kaanoi, Brendan
Gilbert, Kenji Minagawa
Etcetera 147 ♦ INDEX Basset, Zasha 12 Bradley, Adam 27 Chenard, Karyn 36, 37, 142 Dang, ancy 14 Eric Gorman 121
Batmale, Ashley 66, 67 Braverman, Paula 5 Chesley, Heidi 106 Davies, James 84 Etherly, David 84
Batra, Rajesh 28 Brechbill, Beth 37 Chi, Sharon 59,107 Davis, Allison 87 Eugster, Kathleen 90
A Baughman, Justin 55, 84,94 Breiten, Beth 53,54,87 chugani, Jenny 59 Davis, ani 124 Everett, Kristin 59
Beacom, Amy 75 Bridewell, Emily 49 Cianci Damon 73 Davis, Sheri 35 F Beale, Daphne 13,52 Brinkley, Matt 84 Clare Joshi 14 Dawson, Jen 17
A.A., Shelby 12 Beck, Nicole 56 Britt, Gus 66, 67 Clark Matt 82 Day, Morgan 39,130
Abbruzzese, Chris 14, 41,125, Becker, Jo 27 Broadbent, Kent 94 Clark Timothy 48 De Mel, Prasanna 72 Falchini, Michael 92
138, 141 Benice, Ted 57 Broadbent, Michal 56 Claytor, HV 88 Debenport, Erin 140 Farr, Ryan 18, 54
Adams, Justin 8, 10, 49 Bennett, Tiffani 66,67 Brookman, Heather 36, 37 Clemons, Ian 49 Denma, Yuki 48 Faulkingham, Lisa 87,97
Adams, Maya 59 Bent, Tally 76 Brown, BZ 84 Cobine, Charles 54 Derrick II, William 23 Faye, Diane 16, 83
Adams, Wylie 5, 6, 69, Bentley, Chris 66,67, 145 Brown, Jen 39, 132 Coffey Ryan 57 DiFrancesca, Jim 35 Feldman, Erin 5, 45, 69,
118, 138 Bentley, Jessica 50,51, 83 Brown, Nate 93 Cohen Einat 55 Dilling, Rob 10 104, 140-41
Aelony, Jared 54 Berbe, Amy 131 Brown, Nathan 53,84 Coker Meg 12, 18 Dirksen, Rob 58 Fellows, Jason 84,94
Ahn, Steve 14,115,120 Berger, Crystal 14, 18 Bryant, Dave 48, 144 Colbert, Holly 27, 50, 51, Dobashi, Corey 16 Fenscik, Dave 57
Akins, Art 141 Bergmann, Chris 58 Buchanan, Nani 16 113 Dobrovolny, Shandra 57 Fenwick, Michael 60
AI-Kaabi, Saif 31 Bergquist, Kirsten 65 Buchholz, Corinna 27 Cole, Amy 57 Doodward, Matt 54 Ferguson, Glenn 84
Al-Kendi, Khaled 31 Berlin, Teresa 53,87 Buckanoff, Halley 75 Coleman, Jennifer 69 Dornan, Kim 74 Fernandez, lnmaculada 30
AI-Nahdi, Faez 31 Berne, Aiyana 56 Buettner, Stewart 42, 43,137 Collinge, Lee 77 Downes, lsha 24, 43, 93, Field, Amber 61,92
AI-Nowais, Abdullah 138 Bernhardt, Fawn 6, 12,75 Burke, Josh 35,49 Collins Shawn 77 137,139 Fielder, Thol 52
AI-Qamzi, Bandouq 56 Berry, Jenn 61 Burkhalter, Anna 27 Comandich, Kirsten 59 Draz, Kara 83,94 Filmore, Andrew 39,132
Al-Stillinger, Jason 110 Berteaux, David 84 Burt, Sara 35 Coolidge, Mary 56 Drotning, Henry 92 Firmin, Andy 58
Albright, Jaylen 18 Bertelsen, April 57 Bushnell, Brian 39, 135 Cooper, Matt 82 Drucker, Ivan 12, 15 Fisher, Tamara 14
Alderman, Shawn 88,94, 108 Berwin, Brent 82 Byther, Elena 14 Copple \,Valker, Kathy 83, Duckworth, Dasya 27, 55 Fitzgerald, Megan 76
Aldrich, Gwen 48 Betts, Andrew 15 C 91 Duncan, Janet 66 Fitzwi Ison, Scott 88
Alexsander, Jeff 82 Bhaduri, lmran 50 Corbin, Bryan 84 Duncan, Jen 57 Fix, David 86
Allen, Neil 50 Bianchi, Rachel 61 Corn1Aall, Marcus 58 Dunford, Erin 48 Flower, Jess 56
Ambrose, Wade 144 Billington, Hilary 39, 86, 93, Caldwell, Greg 28, 138 Couch, Matthew 44,49 E Ford, Peter 57
Anders, Jake 84,94 135 Callahan, Megan 3, 71 Cox, Brett 56 Forsythe, Lindsay 75
Anderson, April 58,87 Bilter, Marika 139 Cameron, Amber 27, 58 Cox, Geoffrey 36 Foster, Derek 88
Anderson, Johanna 119 Black, Alex 74 Campbell, Adam 12 Crace, Jaci 93,109 Edwardovna, Elena 18 Fough, Erin 43
Anderson, icole 35 Black, Larry 88 Candler, Will 82 Crew Rudy 88 Edwards, Alissa 27, so Fox, Danielle 36
Anslinger, Maile 57 Blacketter, Lisa 91,93 Cannan, Christopher 94 Crom1A ell, Heather 74 Egashira, Taro 56 Franklin, Kristina 48
Arizpe, Alysia 139 Blanchard, Tom 60,84,94 Caplin, Jackie 58 Cromv, ell, River 74 Eichelberger, Jodi 17 Fredenburg, Brian 88
Arnold, Ian 93 Blaszak, Ryan 49 Cardinal, Michelle 144 Culbertson, Nicole 40 Eismann, Destiny 54 Freeman, Ada Zoe 52
Asamura, Tamayo 53 Bleuins, Emo 70 Carlsen, Jeff 60 Cummins, Laurie 83 Elhard, Jessica so, 51 Freud, Benjamin 14
Aston, Melissa 59 Blevins, Emile 90 Carlson, Chad 84 Curran, Theo 53 Elinski, Crystal 39 Frick, Dianna 58
Aston, Ramona 59 Bliss, Jessica 55,94 Carlson, Greg 34 Currit, April 57,83 Ellenwood, April 36 Friedman, Brian 43, 117
Atkins, Art 66 Blitz, T J 43 Carothers, Janette 112 Curry, Kirsten 55 Elliot, Gibb 58 Friend, Kathryn 23
B Blunt, Rob 78,139 Carradine, Ever 48 Cushing Jordan 55,86 Elliott, Jeanine 61 Friends, Jay 52
Bollinger, Bill 6,82 Carsillo, Lori 68,107 D Elliott, John 64 Froehle, Melissa 53,90
Boone, Charlie 55 Casavant, Michele 71 Elmer, Dawn 50, 51 Froelich, Mark 39, 110, 146
Baldwin, Jen 23 Bordeaux, Jodi 57 Casey, Kevin 54 Elmer, Omar so, 51 Fujitsu, Hironani 57
Ball, Lauren 44,120 Bottkol, Joannie 59 Cashwheder, Dion 44 D'Alessio, Bryan 94 Emery, Craig 48 Fukuda, Tomoko 31
Ban, Sung-Hoon 48 Bowden, Jen 112 Castillo, Eli 60 Dahl, Charmin 17 Engelhardt, Klaus 39 Furber, Adam 36, 37
Barnes, Claire 23 Bowers, Greg 17 Chamberlain, Josh 57 Daijo, Yuki 59 Engelhardt, Marie 39 G Barnhorst, Cheri 91 Bowman, Leaf 55 Chang, Keith 16, 84 Daile}, Sara 56 Engelhardt, Marika 39
Barrett, John 44 Boyd, Jenny 35 Chase, Julie 12 Daly, Matt 39 Englin, Kamala 61
Bartoo Jacobson, Mari 24, Braam, Niels 52 Chen, Jin 59 Daly, Matthew 135 Englund, Carolyn 6,87 Gahan, Jack 58
60
♦ 148 Index Index 149
♦ Gaillard, Bob 88 Hansen, Kim 35, 106 Holloway, Sarah 65,122 Jun, David 50 Kornmesser, Melissa 24 Lyon, Darcy 65
Gallagher, Jean 50, 51, 87 Harcourt, Andrea 56 Holly, Geoff 84 Jung, Frau 36 Kramer, Mitch 12 Lyons, Nina 39, 134
Gallagher, Shaay 60 Hardin, Erin 36,37 Honl, April 83, 91 K Kreizenbeck, Hugh 55 M Galloway, Kit 92 Harding, Johanna 61 Hooker, Geoff 94 Kruger, Maggie 87,144
Gamboa, Cruz 48 Harding, Siri 56 Horvat, Jenny 61 Kruz, Kristie 16
Garcia, Edgard 83 Hardy, Dana 43 Horvath, Shannon 59 KaanoI, Kalei 84, 147 L MacCready, Michelle 76,
Garfinkel, Lynn 74 Hare, Eric 52 Hovland, Dwight 55 Kaiser, Mary Beth 24, 59 115
Gehrke, Jo 39, 69, 117, Harmon, Amy Beth 77 Howlett, Julius 30,57 Kalam, Ahmer 92 Mackenzie, Chris 43, 71
140 Harmon, Todd 77 Hoyt, Tyler 73 Kaneshiro, Jason 74 Lackaff, Molly 64,138 Maghsovdlon, Kristine 23
Genne, Bill 57 Harrah, Andy 84 Hoyte, Thor 123 Kang, Ju-On 31 Lampert, Lisa 56 Malerich, Jennifer 93
Gerber, Marcella 74 Harriman, Libby 60 Huffstetler, Ryan 94 Kang, Julieta 31,55 Lane, Jennifer 44 Malsch, Anna 90
Gerber, Tanja 74 Harris, Monica 7, 19, 59 Huggins, Jen 72, 87, 113 Kao, Jenny 53 Lang, Hanalori 104 Mamujee, Mustafa 138
Gibson, Kathy 91 Harrison, Tanya 16, 48 Hugle, Brandy 58 Kaough, Rick 94 Lang, Joel 36 Manchester, David 23
Giesen, Erika 53, 54 Hart, Emily 87 Hulse, Roderigo 15 Kaplan Emily 71, 138 Larsen, Jensine 23, 24 Manza, Sara 60
Gil-Osorio, Diana 60 Hart, Jemila 75 Huntemann, Julie 3, 71 Kaplan, Randy 54 Larzarre-Bloom, Sarah 52, Martin, Chris 82
Gilbert, Brendan 147 Harvey, Craig 58 Huynh, Le 121 Kasten, Jackie 60 86, 93 Maruko, Yuki 82
Glenn, Julie 87 Hastay, Johanna 53 I Kato, Y ui 28 Lasnover, Tamara 10, 94 Maruyama, Tatsuhiro 58
Goldberg, John 35 Hayden Dover, Bryan 13,53 Kawamonzen, Junko61 Layton, Shannon 74, 112 Marx, David 39,130
Goldman, Jesse 54 Hayes, Kevin 84 Keating, Aaron 17 Leake, David 23,92 Masterson, Bernhard 121
Goodwin, Dan 82 Hays, Kelly 8,109 lkegawa, Sachi 48 Keating, Shannon 61 Leath, Christine 36 Mathewson, Calin 17
Gordan, Shoshana 49 Heath, Carolyn 87,144 Ingold, Jennifer 52,90, 144 Keck, Carolyn 39, 69, 125, Lechner, Heather 77 Matoto, Patrick 60,147
Gorman, Eric 14, 141 Heath, Malcolm 78,139 Isenberg, Zack 52 132 Lee, Elaine 58 Matthews, Erik 57
Graham, Rob 36 Hebard, Emily 59 lskandar, Sandra 146 Keller, Karen 57 Lee, Kendra 112, 124 Matthews, Kyle 64
Granstaff, Don 88 Heiter, Betsy 94 lsrea, Lizbeth 59 Kells, Reid 33 Leff, Aaron 48 Matthews, Patrick 84
Grass, Katherine 83 Hellis, Mike 58 Ito, Brandon 84 Kelly, Mike 82 Lehrfield, Matt 35 Matthews, Woodland 35
Green, Cable 57 Henderson, Carly 59 Ivers, Laura 116 Kennedy, Brad 68,105 Leibrand, Wendy 59 Mazza, Rhonda 50, 51, 86,
Green, Chad 33 Henderson, Lyn 60 J Kenney, Mark 64 Leidle, Erin 60 93
Green, Nicole 60,93 Henderson, Mike 84 Kerley, Jeff 84 Lemerise, Jenna 36, 37 McCann, Tim 70
Gregoire, Debbie 44 Hendrickson, Kara 73,106 Kim, Chong 93 Lemery, Manya 24, 39, 78, McCarthy, Mike 58
Greiner, Katharine 32,33 Heniges, Janet 23 Jackson, Anne 87 Kim, Dong 56 108 McClure, Steve 36
Grezchnik, Kerstin 52 Henriksen, Lisa 87,144 Jackson, Jay 44 Kim, Mi-Kyung 55 Lenthal, Josh 82 McComb, Mitch 57
Grieve, Carson 61 Henry, Mark 88 Jacobsen, Bryan 39, 82, 135 Kim, l\athan Jung Han 52 Lewis, Barney 50,51,84 Mcconnel, Jon 58
Groenendaal, Rob 36, 37 Herlocker, Jon 92 James, Gina 65 Kimball, Steve 60 Liberman, Michael 90 McConnell, Molly 48
Grube, Peter 36, 37,142 Hessler, Lisa 55 Jenkinson, Anthony 94 Kimura. lkuko 60 Lidstone, oa 16, 84 McCoy, Danielle 17, 60
Guenther, Adam 84 Higa, Keith 16 Jensen, Joel le 67, 111 King, Don 90 Lien, Don 84 McDaniel, Darcia 18, 114, 138
Guthrie, Talbott 76 Hill, Lupin 86,93 Jillani, Shahzeb 30,58 King, Joe 58 Light, Bob 84 McDonnell, Samantha 67
H Hill, Solomon 36 Johnson, Katharine 132 Kirihara, Daryl 60 Lim, Toy 58 McDowell, Cindi 61
Hillmuth, Don 66, 123 Johnson, aomI 65 Kirtley, Susan 57 Lindemann, Virginia 17, 39, 64, McElroy, Nicole 60
Hinman, Allison 86 Johnson, icole 87 Kiyonaga, Taka 16, 92 134 McGrew, Leigh Ann 87
Hadjiannou, Marina 27 Hinrichs, Bjorn 35 Johnson, Patty 93 Klees, Bonnie 23 Lindley, Matt 94 Mcilroy, icole 27
Hagnas, Lori 49 Hirase, Mutsumi 54 Johnson, Romulus 27,53 Klopfenstein, Debbie 77 Lipton, Dan 73 McIntosh, Cate 50,51,93
Hakami, Ali Reza 70, 120, 138 Hirata, Ken 84 Johnston, Adam 92 Knakal, Greg 84 Little, Shannon 54 McLain, Laurie 24
Hake, Josh 84 Hird, David 86,93 Johnston, Jeremy 84, 93 Knapp, Noel le 36,37 Lockwood, Greg 88 Meisner, Anastasia 36,37
Haldeman, Peter 14,39,133 Ho, Christine 121 Johsnon, Katharine 39 Knight, Joan 23 Loehr, Maria 55 Menikheim, Molly Anne 72,
Hamilton, Paul 52 Hobara, Takashi 58 Jolstead, Amy 39,69, 133 Knoll, Stacey 61 Loew, Jeremy 94 104
Hamilton, Sara 10, 61 Hoffman, Greg 88 Jolynn VanDaveer 112 Kobatake, Donna 16, 92 Lombardi, BJ 82 Meyring, Brady 54
Hance, David 94 Hollins, Lawrence 53 Jones, KC 94 Koch, Greg 57 Lombardi, Pompeo 58 Miadich, Michael 84
Handaly, Jason 5 Holloway, Chad 12, 70, 84 Jorgensen, Les I ie 112 Koessler, Craig 92 Longfellow, Emily 86 Miguel, Sparkle 94
Haniu, Harumi 48, 53 Holloway, icholas 84 Kohen, Cassie 87,105 Lukela, Donna 16,27,55 Mihaloew, Dreya 93
♦ 150 Index Index 151
♦ Miles, Juniper 86,93 iemiec, Jessica 58 Piquet, Rachelle 83,94 Rose, Chris 34 Smith, Caroline 57 Tanura, Sianny 58
Milhaloew, Dreya 86 Nishitani, Shinya 60 Polachai, Chutima 59 Rosenieyer, Ingrid 32,33 Smith, Jake 84 Tashiro, Sayaka 58
Miller, Jeff 84 itibhon, uth 56 Polk, Gillian 35 Ross, Tony 12 Smith, Jason 94 Taylor, Greg 40
Miller, Julia 78 ofs-Snyder, Saren 59 Polver, Jennifer 39,134 RossV\og, Summer 32,33 Smith, Morgan 84 Taylor, Jennifer 58
Miller, Rodo 59 oorda, Eva 146 Powel I, Sarah 35 Roth, Stephanie 78 Smith, Rachel 16,50,51 Taylor, Sarah 58
Mills, Ernaline 56,90 ordstrom, Hans 50 Pratt, Kathy 59 Rundel, Cindy 36 Smith, Sara 23, 61 Teal, Hollie 52
Mills, Julie 36,37 ye, Joely 75,92 Pruszynski, Justin 48,93 s Smith, Tammy 35 Thomas, Heather 10, 75
Mills, Shelly 91 ygaard, Eric 10 Q Smythe, Tom 84 Thomas, Lee 33,36,37
Milnor, Jessica 55 yhus, Hans 82 Snarski, Jennifer 60 Thompson, Jeffrey 92
Minagawa, Kenji 28, 70, 117, 0 Saito, Yuko 52,55 Solberg, Chuck 84 Thompson, Ju I iet 49
138,147 Quackenbush, Robi 87 Sakaguchi, Takako 59 Soll, Heidi 36 Thompson, Paula 93
Minagawa, Lenji 117 Quale, Jessica 23 Salcedo, Angellynn 61 Soltanpour, Kristine 41, 60, 92, Thompson, Sam 49
Miranda, Ahsha 55,144 O'Leary, Zeyn 35 Quibell, Allyson 77, 114 Salim, Syed 30 121 Thorin, Erik 14, 109
Misra, Susan 10 O' eal, Patrick 36, 37, 142 Quon, lngri 40, 76, 101 Samson, Matt 53 Sorci, Nick 57 Tigner, Dale 23 ,
Mitchell, Jenny 50, 51 O' eil, Aaron 58 124 Sanders, Eric 64,136 Spangler, Kate 27 Tiktinsky, Kimberly 76
Mogreige, Clayton 35 O' ea, Patrick 37 R Sandler, David 94 Spaulding, Cam 53 Timby, Mark 60
Mokler, Marcye 116 Oakley, Gunther 23 Sathyaraj, Gigi 30, 59 Spurlock-Cohen, Claire 60 Timm, Gary 7, 12
Mookpradit, Maiman 58 Ockner, Pete 50, 51, 92 Sato, Yuka 32,33 Stahl, Tammy 44 Todd,Shannon 12, 50, 51
Mookpradit, Wow 55 Ogan, Ryan 35 Racette, Jason 84,147 Saxowsky, Marc 13 Stanich, Steve 84 Tokarz, Sara 60
Mooney, Michael 5 Ogburn, Jim 58 Rachel, Ollar 87 Schiel, Jesse 88, 89 Steele, Scott 60 Tom, Gerald 48
Moore, Alanna 48 Okorn, Dobrina 67,106,112 Radoslovich, Charlie 110 Schindler, Eric 84 Steinberg, Katherine 55 Tominc, Tina 48
Moore, Lori 64,90 Ollar, Rachel 58, 96 Rahnema, Mitra 24, 56 Schipper, Kendra 36, 37, 143 Steinbrenner, Sean 82 Tonin, Stephanie 92
Morales, Tina 92 Omundson, Jeff 72 Raibourn, Claire 43 Schiveley, Steve 53 Stenson, Traci 36, 37, 143 Tramontana, Sarah 49
Morgan, Wendy 61,90 Ornelles, Mike 60 Ranes, Stephanie 83 Schneider, Aaron 84 Stephens, Chris 93 Travers, Kevin 52
Morizono, Aki 10, 49 p Rao, Praveen 60 Schoenberg, Trina 52,90 Stephens, Christian 84 Treadwell, Chris 88
Morris, Michael 84 Rasmussen, Jennifer 60 Schotland, Mark 15 Stevens, Anthony 93 Trinidad, Tamar 61
Morris, Shannon 58 Rath, Cheryl 91 Schreiber, Sandy 14, 18, 119 Stewart, Gregory 84 Trueblood, Nathan 105
Morse, Jeremy 72, 82, 84 Palelek, Jane 35 Ratnayaka, Sagi 105 Schute, Aryan 7, 15 Stewart, Schearon 84 Truneckova, Bianka 52
Mortenson, Laura 59 Pamplin, Bob, Jr. 4, 5 Reese, Lenore 94 Seely, Todd 131,139 Stiffler, Maggie 56 Turner, Charles 55
Morton, Al 88 Panuke, Staci 91,94 Reich, Chris 82 Selinger, Matt 82 Stockard, Suzanne 87, 115 Turner, Christopher 84
Moyle, Noah 86,93 Parker, lshawn 91 Reinhardt, Chris 93 Sharif, Mansoor 12 Stone, Laura 74 Turner, Ruth 10
Much, Joel 57 Parliament, Casey 66 Reuher, Ann 43 Sherman, Forrest 84 Stone, Wes 60 Twitty, Brian 76
Mulford, Doug 60 Pena, Marcela 15 Richardson, Ernie 84 Sherman, Matt 57 Street, Zuhl 70 u Mungas, Renee 50,51 Pebworth, Kristina 58 Rider, Kris 94 Shiina, Maki 59 Suits, Joanna 52
Muranaka, Mike 60 Peltier, Kristina 57 Rissel, Phil 147 Shin, Dong 58 Sullivan, Michelle 35
Mushorn, Jason 113 Pepper, Nick 72 Ritter, Samuel 92 Shetland, Mark 28 Surya, Eny 59 Udlock, Don 92
N Peres, Amy 94 River, Shawn 48 Shroeder, Cyrena 76 Suzuki, Akane 59 Ulbricht, Nate 94
Peters, Jeff 84 Robban T oleno, Ryan 48 Shwartz, Rafael 82 Swartley, Calvin 66, 77 Urie, Bree 36, 37
Peters, Marit 35 Roberts, Chuck 88 Sievers, Becky 44, 52, 125 Swartz, Buffy 66, 67, 91 Uritz, Shelby 58
agaoka, Katsuharu 48 Peters, Mark 123 Roberts, Wendy 75, 77 Silva, Ben 12 Swenson, Mark 88 Utsumi, Ryouhei 55
akanishi, Sayaka 28 Peterson, Erica 93 Robey, Alice 61 Simms, Matt 86 Sykes, Shawna 118 V Nayashi, Mie 48 Peterson, Leland 57 Robey, Jennifer 12 Sisk, Philip 41 T Neal, Amy 59 Peting, Julie 23 Robinson, Chelsea 35 Skloot, Shira 68, 116
Neil, Dave 58 Petrie, Paula 91 Roche, Tori 94, 111 Slinski, Crystal 133 Vale, Elizabeth 57
Nelson, Adam 92 Phaneuf, Kim 83 Rodriguez, Lore 59 Smith, Aidan 61 Tabor, Josh 61 Van Nouhuys, Boreas 74
Nichols, Stacey 33 Phillips, Jason 84 Rollins, Emily 24 Smith, Amy 10 Taira, Waka 60 Van Wingerden, icole 75
Nicholson, Brandon 88 Phukan, Mimi 55, 92 Roofener, James 84,94 Smith, Brian 58 Talbott, Justin 84 Van Winkle, Raegan 58
Nicolosi, Tina 75 Pietsch, Joel 94 Rorem, Eric 60 Smith, Cameron 53 Tang, Tiffany 91 Vanderwerff, Laura 10, 75
♦ 152 Index Index 153 ♦ VanHorn, Bret 74 Wuttig, Frau 36
VanNood, Robert 15, 69,119 Wyly, Kelly 56
Vargas, Simon 50 Wynne, Marty 84
Vejlupkova, Zuzana 59
Vero, Juanita 87 y
Villa, Melissa 57
Von Flue, Owen 84,94 Yoo, James 92 w z
Wagner, Jim 66, 67, 138 Zadori, Zsuzsa 69
Walchak, Rachel 75 Zahas, Christopher 118
Walker, Kirk 90 Zwer, Steve 70
Walker, Sydette 30,59
Wallace, Aaron 57
Ward, Rick 84
Warren, Haly 56
Warren, Ray 27
Wasbauer, Kevin 34
Waters, Bryce 54
Wazir, Lydia 30
Weathers, Cody 60
Wehmeier, Wilson 57
Wehr, Anne 17, 43, 77
Wenke!, Stacey 56
West, Hannah 92
Wheeler, Derrell 57,90
White, Katie 59
Whittemore, Nike 71, 138
Whittlesey, Tim 60
Wickaramanayake, Malik 72,
138
Wight, Cathy 77
Williams, Andrea 58
Williams, Evan 8
Williams, Rebel 92
Wilson, Rob 34
Wilson, Samara 65
Wines, Cem 57,92
Winnie, Jacqueline 53,54
Winter, Raven 66
Winters, Heidi 91
Wirkkala, Brad 53
Wiseley, Jessica 55
Wolff, Nick 36
Wolff, Vanessa 36
Wood, Chuck 109
Woodward, Amy 91, 92
Wright, Stacey 87
♦ 154 Index