CLASS OF 1972 PROFILE RESPONSES - Lewis & Clark College

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CLASS OF 1972 PROFILE RESPONSES

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class, contact the Alumni office at 503.768.7950 or [email protected].

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Mariel Jensen Bailey City: Seattle State: WA Work Information Business: Seattle Symphony Orchestra Position: Section First Violin Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Two stepdaughters, Anita and Karen Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? I worrk for a non-profit, and I view the concerts and related activities as community service. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? A happy marriage and long career. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Eugene, Portland, New Haven, Toronto, Baltimore, all over the U.S. and Canada, travel in Europe. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Our great Northwest, or Denmark Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? MM, '75, Yale University. Violin performance, general music. If money were no object, you would... Travel the world. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? I probably didn't know people could live this long and still be working. Probably teaching somewhere at a school very like Lewis and Clark. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? I probably didn't know people could live this long and still be working. Probably teaching somewhere at a school very like Lewis and Clark.

Larry Bowe

City: Porter Ranch State: CA Business: Providence Holy Cross Medical Center Position: Chief Executive

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Do you have children? What are their names and ages? 2 children-Ryan who died of a heart defect in 2007- He was a deputy DA in Pendleton Oregon and Travis who lives in LA and is a writer on "The Family Guy" Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? I work for a non-profit and have for the past 18 years What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Leading hospitals to excellent employee and patient satisfaction results Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Hood River, Sherwood, Oregon and Valencia and Porter Ranch CA. Traveled Europe and the US Looking forward to South America Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? Went to law school at LC after college and practiced 19 years in Hood River. Received a MHA from University of Colorado/Denver in 1997 What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Don Balmer-Fred Wilson What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? The good friends I made there What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? A comfortable retirement with family and friends. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? Trail Room and library What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? I would have taken an overseas trip What did you do the first year after graduation? Law School If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? See you at the 50th

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Patrick Bowers City: Providence Village State: Texas Work Information Business: Frisco ISD - Pink Elementary Position: Technology Specialist

Manuel (Manny) Cabral City: Waipahu State: HI Work Information Business: Leeward Community College Position: Chancellor Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Daughters: Lauren Cabral Salem and Jessica K. Cabral Grandson: Kekoa Nicholas Salem (2.5 years), Granddaughter: Makena Rose Salem (9 mos) Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Yes. Life is all about giving back and being thankful for what you've been given. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Raising two successful daughters with my wife, Kathleen. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Lived in Indiana, Virginia and now Honolulu. Favorite place in the world is Paris, France. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Right here at home in Hawaii. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? Master's in mathematics at Indiana University If money were no object, you would... Support young talent in the arts and sciences. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? I'm always looking to learn more and grow professionally and personally. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? My mathematics professors.

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What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? Great friends, great professors and a most beautiful campus. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? Behind the manor house looking at Mt. Hood. What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? Really not much. I think I enjoyed my experience at L&C completely. What was your favorite class? Linear analysis with Dr. Elvy Fredrickson. What did you do the first year after graduation? I attended graduate school at Indiana University. If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? I had plans on attending but, at the last minute, I had to cancel due to unexpected professional obligations during the reunion weekend. I hope to see many of you at the next opportunity for a great reunion. Enjoy renewing wonderful acquaintances! Much aloha! Manny Cabral '72

Rob Carley Email: [email protected] Phone: 310-991-0472 City: Manhattan Beach State: CA Country: US Work Information Business: Robert Carley Associates Position: Principal Do you have children? What are their names and ages? two children - Jen, aged 28, and Madison, age 3. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Lived in Southern California since leaving L&C in 1972. Enjoy traveling to Mexico. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Southern California.

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Elizabeth (Beth) Case City: SAN RAFAEL State: CA - California Do you have children? What are their names and ages? 3 grown children, 5 grand children Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Women's Initiative for Self Employment What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Living and working overseas based in Singapore for Citibank and the Development Bank of Singapore. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Marin County, California - where I do live. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? Masters of International Management - The Thunderbird School of Global Management What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? The excitement of learning and the beauty of the campus environment as well the Israel Overseas Program 1970. What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? Taken a piano class. If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? It is even more beautiful. If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? Rejoice and thanksgiving for the privilege to learn at such a wonderful place.

Sara (Sally) Clarke City: Blue Hill State: Maine Work Information Business: LL Bean Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Logan MacDonald (son) 30

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Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? This is what I love most about the small coastal town in Maine where I live. One doesn't feel like they are "volunteering," it's just what we do. The hospital, food bank, animal shelter, grocery store, churches, galleries and shops are all interconnected. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Raising a son to be a happy, healthy and loving individual is definitely number one. I've also been able to spend quite a bit of my life doing work that I enjoy. I also suppose surviving 35 years after breast cancer could be considered an achievement, tempered though by the loss of loved ones not so fortunate. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? I've spent about 1/2 my life in the Northwest and the other half in the Northeast. I've been to Europe and South America. I really enjoyed Holland and would love to go back. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Right where I am, coastal Maine. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? Oh, I took some addition graphics classes over the years, particularly in computers and spent a year in a wooden boat building apprenticeship, no more degrees though. If money were no object, you would... Have a sailboat custom built at Hinckley and have floating art classes. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? Retired, painting, drawing, illustrating children's books, sailing, and enjoying grandchildren. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? An Oscar, Caldecott Medal, Pulitzer Prize. . . simple things! -- or maybe just focus on putting together an interrogative sentence that makes sense. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Franz Reynders, Ken Shore What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? Overseas trip to Belgium/the Netherlands What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? Lower Campus, Japanese baths in Forrest, ceramics studio What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? Enrolled in more history and poli-sci classes. What was your favorite class? Educational Psychology

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What did you do the first year after graduation? Floundered If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? Where did 40 years go?

Catherine Peffers Coburn City: Portland State: OR Work Information Business: State of Oregon Position: Administrative Law Judge Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Yes Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Yes Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Been here in good ole Portland all this time. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? B.A. 1975 MAT 1983 JD 1987 What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? John Kenyon: Sociology Susan Kirschner: Women's Lit Irene Hecht: Colonial History Norman Pasche: Calligraphy What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? Beautiful, idyllic campus

Tod Corrin City: Downey State: CA Work Information Business: Robert H. Peterson Co. Position: Senior Vice President Do you have children? What are their names and ages?

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Philip 28, Abigail 26, Benjamin 23 Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Downey Family YMCA - Board of Managers, Immediate Past Chairman, Fundraising, Camp Committee, Finance Comm, Volunteer Camp Director (40 years). Downey Los Amigos Kiwanis Club - Board Member. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Downey Unified School District - Elected Governing Board Member (9 years). Executive with the Robert H Peterson Company - Manufacturer of BBQ grills and Fireplace products for 33 years. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? Retirement and become a professional volunteer. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Camping thoughout the Western US.

Ken Cuno

City: Urbana State: IL Work Information Business: The University of Illinois Position: Associate Profesor

Kulia Simpson Dillavou City: Lake Oswego State: OR Work Information Business: Davis Law Firm Position: bookkeeper Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Tyler - 32 Leslie 27

Rick Goodfellow City: Anchorage State: Alaska Work Information Business: KLEF-FM, Classical 98 Position: Owner

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Tina Gospodnetich

City: Coeur d'Alene State: ID Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Yes, the 2 are young women. Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Yes, I volunteer with music programs in our schools, elementary through college, local educational and scholarship promotions, libraries

Susan (Boyer) Hall

City: Plano State: Texas Work Information Business: Campus Crusade for Christ Int. Position: Staff member Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Heather...29. Ben....26. Susanna....23 Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Yes, I volunteer at a children's shelter near my home. These children come battered, bruised, and emotionally messed up and I love helping them get better. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? I have just completed 40 years working for the same mission organization, specifically with students grades 9-12. Also I am proud to have been married to my husband for 34 years and of course our children. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? We have worked all over the world, but I still like Oregon the best. My Texan husband however is still very tied to his Texas roots! If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Along the Rogue River in southern Oregon! What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? The phase of life I am most excited about right now is becoming a grandparent. I am also trying to navigate my way through the very challenging aspects of caring for elderly parents in the most positive and joyful way possible.

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Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? Seminary classes. If money were no object, you would... Probably buy a jet and hire a pilot. Our son is an air force pilot stationed in Germany and getting ready to deploy to Afghanistan. Our older daughter is getting ready to make us grandparents in Seattle and my parents still live in Southern Oregon. younger daughter lives about an hour away, so we would take her with us and fly around seeing the rest of the family. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? The phase of life I am most excited about right now is becoming a grandparent. I am also trying to navigate my way through the very challenging aspects of caring for elderly parents in the most positive and joyful way possible.

Carolyn Roberts Hamm City: Herndon State: VA Work Information Business: Lockheed Martin Position: Program Manager Do you have children? What are their names and ages? I have a daughter Margaret, age 21, recently graduated from The College of William and Mary and an 18 year old son who will be a sophomore at George Maon this fall. Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? I am a very active volunteer in the local community supporting health and human services initiatives. I also work with a group through the Episcopal Church supporting a school in Haiti. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? My family was fortunate to have spent five years living and working in England from 1992 to 1997. Did a lot of traveling throughout the UK and Western Europe - no favorite but Paris and Amsterdam are pretty near the top of the list. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? On campus its hard to beat lower campus and the rose garden - off campus The Open Seas was pretty popular, also places like Frankenstein's were opening up in downtown Portland. What was your favorite class? History with Drs Rassekh and Clampton.

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Steve Hearon City: Mercer Island State: WA Business: Hearon Investment Company

Scott Herrick City: Seattle State: Wa. Work Information Business: University Prep Position: history teacher--high school Do you have children? What are their names and ages? I'm single-- Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? I support a number of museums and natural history groups. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? "Most Influential High School Teacher" Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Ireland, UK--I've taught in Seattle for 30 years. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Portland or Dublin Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? no-- If money were no object, you would... Take all my friends to Ireland permanently. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? I had no idea whatsoever. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? I had no idea whatsoever. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Alan Kittel (sp.?), Bill Stafford, Bill Dusenberry, Ted Braun, John Callahan.

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What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? Great teachers, lots of late nights, Japanese baths, Wayne Morris speaking. The night Jim Wells backed his jeep into Manor house parking lot as we had a loud anti-Cambodian invasion concert. Pretty mild stuff. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? KLC radio, Lotus Card Room, Jake's Crawfish bar, Fish Grotto, George Moore's house, Package Liquor Store, What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? Probably worked harder and played a bit less. (Just a bit). What was your favorite class? Civ.101 as a freshman. If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? ?????? How have undergrad students changed since you graduated? I'm afraid they don't read much. At all. What did you do the first year after graduation? Went to grad school at Portland State--dropped out almost immediately.

Beth (Morgan) Knudsen

City: Portland State: OR Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Jena - 32 Lara - 30 Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Yes, I volunteer at a non-profit medical clinic. It has always been important to me to do some type of volunteer work along with regular employment. I feel like I am contributing to the greater good of the community, without money being a motivator. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Professionally - I was part of a small group who were the first women patrol police officers in the City of Portland in 1975. Prior to 1973, women had their own division - and didn't work uniformed patrol. Personally - Still married to Eric and the mother of two awesome daughters. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? I've lived in Portland since L & C. Traveled to Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Scotland, Peru and Mexico. Kauai and Portland are my favorite places. If you could live anywhere, where would it be?

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In Portland, with a home at the northern coast of Oregon. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? I took primarily nursing courses 1999-2004. Then I changed my mind about career choices..... If money were no object, you would... Help my kids buy homes, buy a condo at the coast for me, support various non-profit organizations, travel around the US... What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? My main goal is to learn to live life joyfully each day. What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? I have great memories of having the freedom to decide everything about how I lived my life, the beautiful campus, Sig Eps and snow days. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? On campus - the TR, library Off campus - Caro Amico's What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? First, waited a year before going to college - I was 17. Perhaps then I wouldn't have changed my major so many times. What was your favorite class? I loved all the Sociology/Psychology classes. Least favorite was Western Civilization - possibly because the class was at 8:00 am. If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? The continued development of buildings - wow. How have undergrad students changed since you graduated? I think they are smarter and more globally focused. What did you do the first year after graduation? Moved to an apartment in Portland, worked various jobs and got married.

Christopher E. Jay

City: Anchorage State: AK Work Information Business: Merrill Lynch Position: Sr. First Vice Presidnet

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Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Yes. Po is 38 and married with two children. Hope is 28. Christopher is 25. Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? I have been involved in many community and state groups over the years; such as, the Anchorage Rotary Club, the Anchorage Symphony Orchestra, the Anchorage Museum of Art and History. I have also been a member of the Board of Trustees of Lewis and Clark College since 1989. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? I have been awarded a number of professional recognitions, and have again this year been named one of the Top Financial Advisors in the Country by Barron's Magazine. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? My wife and I have traveled every place in the world now except Africa, and hope to do a trip somewhere there sometime soon. One of our favorite spots has been Italy and South of France. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? There are too many choices to choose from for me to decide on one. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? I received a Masters of Arts (MA) in political science from the University of Nevada, Reno in 1975 If money were no object, you would... be busy doing other things. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? I don't recall frankly. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? To maintain my health and vigor; and happiness with wife and family. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Don Balmer because I got to know him better after my four years at LC as a friend, and I came to enjoy his company. Bill Sullivan and John Richards for their bearing and determination and knowing who they were at all times. What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? The beauty of the campus especially in May and June. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? All over campus, but in particular in the gardens. What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? I was pretty satisfied with my years at LC. What was your favorite class? Geography taught by a "wacky" guy from Portland State.

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If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? The continued building up of the physical plant and the maintaining of the style of the campus at the same time. How have undergrad students changed since you graduated? not much in my view. What did you do the first year after graduation? I worked for Congresswoman Edith Green in her Washington, DC office for exactly one year before graduate school. If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? Hello. Then, enjoy.

Linda Elaine Guess King

City: Portland State: OR Work Information Business: Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Position: Tax Consultant/Office Manager Do you have children? What are their names and ages? one son...his Irish eyes are smiling. He is 25, Daniel Ryan Kelly King Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? I have volunteered with the Campfire Girls summer camp program, with the Boy Scouts of America, with Bridger Elementary School. We support Bark and the Environment, the Wildlife Federation and the NRA. America needs to solve our problems here at home and spend our money on us. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? I was married for over 39 years to my husband and I was so very pleased to be blessed with our son Daniel. I passed the Oregon Tax Preparer's exam in 1991 and have spent about 16 yrs helping clients pay only their fair share of income taxes. I became an Oregon licensed Tax Consultant in Jan. 2002. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Portland for 54 years. Washington, DC study group in 1969 fall. spent 6 weeks in Cotounu,Benin 4 degrees from the equator in 1975,stopped in Holland for a day, visited my sisters in-laws for a week near Christmas. I took my son to Mexico 2 or 3 times. I took my mom to New Orleans hoping to speed her recovery from an operation. I spent a week in Hawaii as mom wanted me to come with her and my older sis and her hubby were hosting. I visited them and my 2 nieces in 1984 for a week in NYC, I was in Reno and Las Vegas many times. I was in Alameda, Ca. I went to Mt Rushmore on the way to Minnesota in 1989. May 1993, I was blessed to visit Ireland with a lady named Wren. She was my

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son's friend Alex's mother. I would love to go back to Ireland and take my son or send him there without me. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Portland, Oregon Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? I went to PCC and took fun classes like badminton and jewelry making. Then I played fastpitch softball for one season, learned to play racquetball and volleyball, I played and coached softball and volleyball. I was asst. Intramural Director for 2 yrs. I have been certified to coach USVBA level II, to score and to referee. I also umpired slowpitch softball for 10 to 15 yrs. I spent about 35 years playing volleyball and I still enjoy refereeing. I also coached volleyball at Cleveland HS 1980 to 1983 with winning records every year. I attended IRS National Tax Forums at least 3 years to keep abreast of current laws and updates. We need 30 hrs education to renew our licenses. We usually have more.. If money were no object, you would... spend more time dancing, playing cards, attending plays, visiting,singing,cooking, watching the ocean, maybe travel a bit more and a little longer trips perhaps with family or friends. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? I can hardly believe these numbers now. I had no conception of how fast time would pass. I never imagined myself at this age and I still have trouble thinking of all the opportunities still open to me. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? I am trying to learn to relax, I try to go to the pool and enjoy the hot tub. I just paid for a package of 15 massages so I can enjoy being pampered a little bit. I want to stay focused and watch out for crazy, reckless drivers so I will be alive to choose goals and to dream and enjoy my friends and times we share. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Dr. Balmer and Dr. Holton What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? I enjoyed the landscaping, the outdoor pool and especially one golf class where we played golf on campus....with all the lounging students seeming quite astonished to see us there. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? I worked at the telephone company 20 to 30 hours a week. I was happy to get to my bed and get to sleep. I think I enjoyed a few burgers in the Trailroom and a few games of pool in the rec rm. What was your favorite class? Earth Science. I was afraid that I would not do well so I took it pass fail. I really did so well that I had earned an A but no one would allow me to get my excellent credit...or change my original decision If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change?

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I have enjoyed attending the ladies' volleyball home games for the last 2 years. The admission is free, not 5 dollars like at Forest Grove. I also learned about Sunday open swim from 12 to 3pm. I have enjoyed using the pool recently. I never took time and/or had time to swim when I was younger How have undergrad students changed since you graduated? I really do not know. I have no contact. But, I was sent thank-you cards by students to say how much they appreciated my donation. I guess I appreciate their good manners as I received 3 notes. What did you do the first year after graduation? I learned to play bridge at a PCC community education class. I joined a group of card players at Techtronics. I entered a giant bridge tournament in the novice division with a fellow I met in the card group. It was very exciting and noisy even, and after 8 or 10 rounds, the winners were announced . I knew we had done pretty well, but it really surprised me when we won Novice and were given trophies. I also took credit courses for fun and relaxed. I had all the boys at the girls campfire camp to council. We had fun and they usually sang the loudest. We had family outings and enjoyed camping and fishing. My hubby an I drove to yellowstone national park and enjoyed the great scenery. If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? Support your athletic teams. The players learn organization and how to get along as well as trying their best and being on time. To learn to follow the rules is great and just knowing that there are always rules, laws, procedures to navigate is priceless.

Barb (Wong) Kjos City: Gardena State: CA Country: USA Work Information Business: Church of the Servant King Position: Pastor

Alan Lamb City: Rochester State: NY Country: USA Work Information Business: Xerox Corporation Position: Mgr., Human Resouces IT Operations

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Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Two children Brian, 27, Staff Sargeant Select, US Marines Corps, married, grandchild, Aiden Ariadna, 21, graduate of the Univ of Denver, Lamont School of Music, Jazz Vocal and Violin Performance Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Have been active in the Rochester Arts Community through Rochester's Memorial Art Gallery and the Print Club of Denver What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? I continue to enjoin my varied experiences at Xerox, where I have worked for thirty years. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? I have been fortunate to visit over thirty nations and as a hobby, climb five of the seven highest continental points. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? We love Rochester. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? I completed a Master's in the Interdisciplinary Telecommunication Program from the Univ of Colorado School of Engineering in 1979 and completed an MS degree in Philosophy from the same institute in 1986 If money were no object, you would... Have a lot more headaches. . . When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? No twenty year old that I know has a vision of life at 60! What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? No twenty year old that I know has a vision of life at 60! What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? John B. Harrington, professor of philosophy and religious studies, had a seminal impact on my abiding interest in philosophy and he helped make it 'okay' to embrace the Romantics and especially Nietzsche What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? The physical campus has always reminded me of the 'ideal' location for a liberal arts college. Of course, I think we all carry many personal memories from the experiences in college that are deeply treasured. If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? When I visited the campus in 1986 I could not get over how the Howard Hall dorm room I had occupied fifteen years earlier was no larger than a broom closet! Yet in those earlier days the space was infused with a much larger significance.

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If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? Enjoy the weekend!

Carol Buchanan Lay

City: Denver State: CO Work Information Business: The Northern Trust Company Position: Vice President

Doug Leidholt City: Ft. Collins State: CO Work Information Business: Moore Animal Hospital Position: Owner/Director/Veterinary surgeon Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Yes, Kendra (24). JT (20) Tanner (17) Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Ronald McDonald House, Humane Society, Childrens Hospital, Heart Association What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Post Doctorate Surgery/ Awesome family Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Lived in Arizona and Colorado. Not much traveling up this point. Mexico ( west coast, Nuevo Vallarta my favorite) If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Steamboat Springs, Colorado or Santa Rosa, Florida Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? Veterinary Degree from Colorado State University. Post Doctorate Study in Surgery at Colorado State University If money were no object, you would... Sale around the world and build a new Ronald Mcdonald house at Duke University and Pensicola When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? Really never thought about it.

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What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? Retiring this year from running the Hospital, working less and than traveling to my son's baseball games and traveling to the places I would like to go like a safari in Africa, diving in New Zealand/Aus and playing golf in Scotland and Ireland and lastly visiting Rome and Greece. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Dr Shaffer-biology. Opened up the world of science and biology What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? Playing sports with so many great guys, the close friends I made and their impact on my life, trips to the beach, and dating Marki Post along with two great friends in Doug Tunnel and Robi Little What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? The Trail Room ( naturally), Roses for great desserts, and working out at Pamplin as well as great pick up basketball games. What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? Nothing that I can think of at this point. Though I enjoyed my senior biology trip I missed playing my senior year football season. What was your favorite class? Invertebrate--loved the trip to Vancover with hands on learing. That was awesome as were many of the classes that were small and had such great instructors. If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? Haven't been there since graduation How have undergrad students changed since you graduated? Don't know about L&C but at Colorado State they are not much different that they were when we were in school . What did you do the first year after graduation? Worked at McDonalds in Mesa, Arizona If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? I hope that life has treated them well and I hope that the future brings love, good life and spiritual happiness. LIVE LONG AND PROSPER as Spock would say.

Thomas Linvill

City: San Jose State: CA Work Information Business: Linvill Associates Position: Vocational Consultant

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Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Tyler, 25, Eric, 22, Bret, 19 Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? I support public TV/radio, YMCA, public education. I believe in quality education and information for all citizens. I am rabid about fitness for others and myself. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? I established a private consulting practice in 1984 and have been able to sustain myself and my family through business and life changes. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? I love the Pacific Ocean and the western US. That is where most of my travel has been. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? In San Jose or another place on the west coast. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? I received a MA degree in Counseling from San Jose State University. If money were no object, you would... Work a little less and visit more of the world. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? I had no clue where my life would take me. I had faith and confidence that I would find my way. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? To improve myself professionally and to continue my work. I want to help my sons get themselves established and well on their way. I want to build on the loving and lasting relationship I have with my wife. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Dr. Metzger in Psychology. Dr. Smith in the freshman civics class. Dr. Glarum in College Choir. What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? The friendships I built there, the beauty of the campus and of Oregon. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? On campus, the gym, in the dorm and in Fields. Off campus, downtown Portland, wherever. What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? I had a chance to go to Austria as a Junior. I should have done it. What was your favorite class? One of many Psychology classes.

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If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? Still gorgeous and incredible. How have undergrad students changed since you graduated? They are much younger than I was at 18. What did you do the first year after graduation? I worked at Good Samaritan Hospital running the mail service there. If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? I apologize for being a terrible correspondent. I will be traveling with my family in Spain during the reunion. I hope to see you all in the future.

Dorothy Loo City: Manhattan Beach State: CA Work Information Business: French Paper Company Position: Western Sales Manager Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Michelle - age 24 Nicole - age 21 What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Professionally - In spite of intense pressure, I was able to persuade a previous employer to investigate some serious production issues involving many millions of dollars, resulting in the rescue of the company's international client base. Personal - staying true to my core values despite many personal hardships. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? I have lived in Chicago, South Carolina, and Los Angeles. My favorite place in the world was a little one room cabin on the water on the Kona coast, with a 180 degree view of the horizon at sunset and no one else around. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? The cabin mentioned above. If money were no object, you would... Find a way to attract health care professionals to the rural areas of Hawaii and make it available and affordable to everyone. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? Working and living in Hawaii.

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What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? My main goal is to see both of my girls happy, healthy and fulfilled, wherever they are. After that, I would someday like to own my own home; go back to school and take classes that would now mean something to me (like history, biology, world art); travel anywhere and everywhere; get a dog. What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? All night sessions discussing the war and civil rights What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? Trail Room What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? Study more. What did you do the first year after graduation? Worked for a small electronics firm helping them learn how to export and expand internationally.

Tessa Hopman Machle City: Shoreline State: WA Work Information Business: Radia Inc. P.S. Position: Transcription Manager Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Andy Machle, age 32, Alyssa Machle, age 29 Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Trinity Presbyterian Church, where I am involved with the children's programs. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Have lived in: Portland, Seattle, Taipei Taiwan, Wald Germany

Dan Mahony City: Yellowstone Park State: Wyoming Work Information Business: National Park Service Position: Hydrologist/ Fisheries Biologist

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Do you have children? What are their names and ages? One daughter--Katie. Age 23 Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Mostly support groups through financial contributions. Was on a local Ducks Unlimited committee for about 12 years; participate in American Cancer Society Relay for Life, assisted with several committees of Montana Chapter of American Fisheries Society. Volunteering lets you help out and practice your humility--be grateful for some of the opportunities you were given and pass it on. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Personally, surviving cancer for more than 15 years has been quite gratifying. That and my family make it all worthwhile. From a professional standpoint, being able to spend a significant portion of my working life doing a job that I had dreamed about is really a treat. I'm officially the first "National Park Service" fisheries biologist hired in Yellowstone National Park. There are lots of activities which were extremely special--not necessarily achievements, but noteworthy to me. For example, I was able to go to the headwaters of the Snake River, where it seeps out of the ground and is approximately 4 inches wide. That and collecting water samples from Old Faithful geyser made me feel quite lucky. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? After L&C--Eugene for 3 years, then off to Colorado for a year and a half. Since 1977, I have been living in Wyoming and Bozeman, Montana. Traveled to Mexico, Scotland, and British Columbia. Also spent a winter (January-April) in the Bering Sea on a Japanese factory/ fishing boat. Favorite places: Cannon Beach, Yellowstone Lake, my house in Bozeman, and all of the places that I haven't yet been to on the bucket list. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? I'm not complaining about "my backyard" right now. Mostly I'd like a place with trees, an ocean, good hunting, and neighbors that belonged to the political party of "How can I help You and forget about my minor problems" Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? Yes,--managed not to go over to Vietnam and went to U of O in Eugene (Go Ducks!) There I continued with my aquatics/ fisheries interests and graduated with an M.S. in Biology in 1975. For those that are interested, my specific topic of study was looking at why all the salmon die during a spawning run, but only some of the steelhead succumb. If money were no object, you would... Get some horse, fix up all of our vehicles, take about 1000 kids per year fishing, spend lots of time in "less developed " countries and see what we could learn from each other about protecting water resources, make sure that our political elections were actually representative of what most people want done. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? I'm not sure I looked that far ahead, because my parents weren’t even this old when I was @L&C. Mostly, I just looked forward to an interesting job, a family, and a healthy life.

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What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? Find something new to be inspired about every day, keep the stress down, and for God's sake--laugh a bunch each day. Being in government, I know for a fact that 99% of the crises we face each day are self-imposed and not worth the associated health deterioration that comes with "success". I'm happy to go fishing every day, stroke the mane of a horse, open the door for someone at the grocery store, or tell the latest anti-wolf person why they don't have enough information about what is really happening with their elk herds. It's not really a desire for the mythical "whirled peas", but was our country so divided over Nam as we are now fighting over retirement benefits and health care?? What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Dr. Darrow, Dr. Stauffer, and Dr. Stallcup were my primary instructors and laid the foundation for what I do today. There are many others that influenced me so deeply that I don't even remember their name--only what they looked like. International affairs for all freshman, with the distinguished internationally recognized (except by me) gentleman with the white beard; the political science cynic who was always waving his arms (how prophetic he was in his "Military Policy" class!), and the quiet and patient artist who tried to guide an uncoordinated oaf like me through the basics of calligraphy. As the Peter, Paul, and Mary song goes--"I'll never forget old what's-her-name", I can only describe these teachers, but I can't tell you their names. What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? It was the right place for me--a bigger school wouldn't have put me on the same path. From the beginning: hazing and hiding the L&C log in our dorm room, broken umbrellas, campus protests trying to get rid of John Howard, sunsets @ the beach, international dinners, sleeping in the library while trying to cram for a final exam, working in the kitchen for Saga, swinging on the flagpole in the Rose Gardens, the view of Mt. Hood from the Manor, watching the push pins in the bulletin board rust within a couple of weeks after we moved into the new dorm, non-religious lectures in the chapel--never quite got used to that,- our wonderful off campus trip throughout Oregon, Washington, and Hawaii,- the numerous friends and classmates that I spent time with, most of whom I only remember fondly, clear cutting of the trees by the reflection pool (little did I know that this would be practice for later events in my life), anti-Vietnam moratorium, Booby Kennedy killed, Martin Luther King, Jr. killed, Zombies playing at our class reunion, drinking beer on top of the cafeteria and on top of the water tower at the nunnery. Lots of great times in Portland--listening to Dr. Corn and Puddle City downtown and the great music that was brought to campus--Byrds and Preservation Hall Jazz Band. Lots of time at the girls' dorms, but most important of all,--I could always go talk to every one of my professors about their class and they helped me. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? On campus, out in the woods or on the grass between the Manor and the student Union. When spring finally arrived, it was nice by the pool. Off campus, the beach, downtown, or Mt. Hood What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? Not much--the school was nearly a perfect fit for me at that time. Realistically, it would have made things easier if I had a better appreciation of the long-term picture and what was needed to pursue desired careers. I still find it hard to believe that there were no requirements for a statistics class (at that time) to obtain a B.S. Degree--that was the one educational deficit that plagued me for quite a few years.

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What was your favorite class? Upper level Biology classes -- ecology with Stallcup (because I was able to do very minor research with fish) or invertebrate Zoo with Darrow (because he forced us to pay attention). If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? Went to the 15th reunion--didn't recognize my classmates and wasn't sure what to expect, but it was fun. Took a "look- see" trip with my daughter 5 years ago to check out the school as a potential college. So many new buildings--thus many of the stories I told her about my time there were only memories. It is a different campus now. How have undergrad students changed since you graduated? Instant technology--it's all cell phones, Facebook, etc. There is a consequent much higher and shorter expectation of "success"--hiring and securing positions in one's field. The one bright spot I did see during my visit was that it appeared that the new biology professors are guiding their students more strictly down the approved path of publishing manuscripts, which didn't happen when I was there. What did you do the first year after graduation? My main concern was avoiding the Vietnam draft, so I spent a lot of time doing nonsensical things, but I was successful @ that goal for a while. Immediately after graduation, I was able to secure an entry level job at a local tool factory because my roommate's father -in-law was a personnel director there. So I spent 6 months making screwdrivers and chisels and reflecting on the value of my Lewis and Clark education. However, I was accepted to graduate school at the University of Oregon and University of California at Santa Barbara. It was a tough decision, but since the tuition0 differential was about 10 to 1, it was easy to go to Eugene. If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? A lot of people will say "I wanted to come, but something came up". In my case, it's true--some medical treatments have precluded me from participating in this milestone event. After I looked through the participant list, I realized that many of you do not know more (or care to?), but we are all part of a special class. That's why I have taken the time to put some of my thoughts down for you. We were probably together in some of the general classes, or maybe I knew someone on your floor or your roommate was hanging out with my best friends. It doesn't matter--you probably enjoyed Cannon Beach, shopping at Dirty Fred's, and the Rose Parade, regardless of your major. We all were trying to figure out a lot of important things at that time. Without knowing it, you may have contributed to my education-hopefully I did the same with yours. If you have taken the time to read this far, then I will extend you an invitation to "catch up". The only real perk I can promise is a lot of information and a free tour of Yellowstone if you are so inclined (but you might have to bring some seafood to make things fair!). Lewis and Clark truly is a school that helped us to places that we never thought would happen!!

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Karen McConnell City: LaCrescenta State: Ca Work Information Business: Flintridge Prep Position: History Teacher Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Yes, Jäger McConnell What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? A 40 year teaching career spanning 3 continents Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Lived in: London, Berlin, Tokyo Traveled: England, Scotland, Wales, France, Italy, Greece, Austria, Germany, Belgium, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, New Zealand, China, Japan, Costa Rica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Jamaica, Haiti, Gran Cayman If you could live anywhere, where would it be? New Zealand Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? M.A. Archeology, University of London If money were no object, you would... Live in various locations for one year in each place. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? A great last chapter in my teaching career. Maintaining a super relationship with my son. Reconnecting with people who have been significant in my life. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Dr. Kittel What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? Traveling to Arizona and New Mexico. That triggered my fascination with archeology. What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? Attempt to join more off campus opportunities. What was your favorite class? History of the Middle East; Germany since 1871 What did you do the first year after graduation?

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Taught high school in LA: Western Civ., AP European History, Geometry; Germany since 1871; Ethnomusicology If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? We are still standing!

Sunnie McDonald Manly City: Hermosa Beach State: California Country: USA Work Information Business: South Bay Brokers Position: Office Administrator

Pat Markham City: Roseburg State: Oregon Country: USA Work Information Business: Brooke Communications, Inc. Position: President Do you have children? What are their names and ages? 3 children - Rachelle,40, Pat,37, Brooke,24 Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Safari Gamesearch Foundation, Inc. dba Wildlife Safari - Chairman of the Board - I have a passion for our mission which is endangered species education and conservation What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? My children If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Tuscon If money were no object, you would... stay the same

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Dana Morgan McBrien City: Salem State: Oregon Work Information Business: Providence Benedictine Nursing Center Position: Spiritual Care Co-ordinator Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Patrick, 28 Brendan, 25 Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? volunteer at the Elsinor Theater. Contribute to several local and international organizations active in church What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? My sons Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Lived in Oregon, California and Indiana. Besides the trip to Greece and Turkey at Lewis and Clark, have traveled in the northeast, midwest and western US and to British Columbia. I have made three trips to Europe , twice to visit my older son there. These trips included Italy, Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, France, and Hungary. I fell in love with Italy. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? I would love to live in Italy for awhile. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? Master of Divinity for ministry 4 units of Clinical Pastoral Education for chaplaincy If money were no object, you would... Travel more. Hire people to remodel/redecorate my house so I didn't have to do it. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? I planned to be a teacher, and hoped to be married with family. I am not sure I looked this far ahead, however. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? I would like to simplify my life, get rid of stuff, so I spend less time on the house and more time volunteering, traveling, and having people over to dinner. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Pete Vlahos What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark?

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Dorm discussions, classes, finals, walking around the beautiful campus, concerts, seeing friends in the dining hall, but most especially the oversees trip to Greece. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? I hung around the dorms a lot, going to town or Lake Oswego when friends had a car. What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? By pass education department classes like AV, art which you don't need a college class for. What was your favorite class? Child psychlogy If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? Buldings crammed together. How have undergrad students changed since you graduated? Much more into technology. What did you do the first year after graduation? Taught 5th and 6th grade in Redmond, Oregon.

Karen McConnell

City: La Crescenta State: Ca Work Information Business: Deerfield Academy Position: History Teacher Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Jager, 36 What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Years spent teaching overseas (Berlin and Tokyo)

Janet Thompson McHendrie City: Palo Alto State: CA Work Information Business: U.S. Geological Survey Position: Aquatic Ecologist/Engineer

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Dana Morgan McBrien City: Salem State: Oregon Business: Providence Benedictine Nursing Center Position: Spiritual Care Co-ordinator Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Patrick 29, Brendan 25 Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? volunteer at Elsinore Theater Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Greece, Italy, Germany/Austria, Hungary/Czeck Republic If you could live anywhere, where would it be? central Italy perhaps Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? Master of Divinity, Pacific School of Religion What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Pete Vlahos What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? overseas trip to Greece What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? dorms What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? less courses in things I already knew or could get at a community college like children's art or AV materials What was your favorite class? child psychology If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? buildings seem very crowded together What did you do the first year after graduation? taught 5/6 grade in Redmond, Oregon

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Penny Gardner McLeod City: Bandon State: OR Country: USA Do you have children? What are their names and ages? I have two sons. Jake is 31 and Jamie is 27. Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? I volunteer for our local Cranberry Festival organization. I also play keyboard in two celtic bands that perform for various charitable organizations. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? I taught for 30 years in the Port Orford/Langlois School District. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? I traveled in Europe in my late twenties. More recently we rafted the Colorado River and hiked in the Copper Canyon in northern Mexico. My favorite place is Sparks Lake in central Oregon near Mt. Bachelor. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Perhaps along the McKenzie River, Oregon. If money were no object, you would... donate lots of money to animal shelters, fly first class to a tropical destination, and hire someone to do my grocery shopping. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? I never thought about being 61. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? I hope to stay fit enough to be able to ski when I qualify for the senior discount What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? I remember spending a lot of time waiting in line for (Saga) meals. I loved the lower campus grounds. My best time was my off-campus term on the Oregon (biology/geology) trip. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? In friends' dorm rooms. What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? Insteady of graduating early, I would have taken another year and tried to do another off-campus program.

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What was your favorite class? Choir my freshman year and geology on the Oregon trip. If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? The new classroom buildings. What did you do the first year after graduation? I got a job at Good Samaritan Hospital and then moved to Florence, OR to help my brother with his business.

Diana Smith Miller City: Tigard State: Oregon Work Information Business: Tigard-Tualatin School District Position: Technology Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Denise Miller 33 years old Dale Miller 30 years old

Colleen A. Miller City: Erie State: CO Work Information Business: Lighten Up Consulting Position: Owner Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Alicia Braden Caitlin Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Board of directors and past president of Colorado Women's Education Foundation, which awards scholarships to non-traditional age women. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? Juris doctor 1977 New England School of Law

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Nancy Mooers (married Gunow) City: Rochester State: MI Business: Delta Airlines Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Genevieve, 26; Geoffrey, 22 Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Kidsave International. Orphan cause locally and worldwide. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Michigan Kidsave Coordinator, 2003. All 10 children from Kazakhstan who visited for the summer, received the miracle of a forever family! Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Rochester, MI; second home in Silverthorne, CO. Traveled to every continent except Antarctica. New Zealand is my favorite. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Rochester, MI Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? Colorado Teaching Certificate If money were no object, you would... Support missions in Kyrgyzstan. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? Organizing innovative educational settings. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? Personal peace and faith based service. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Dr. Hecht, History of W. Civ. Prof. She inspired my to think globally and creatively. What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? Hanging out by the reflection pond, gazing at Mt. Hood, taking a swim at the pool, followed by a stroll through the rose gardens. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? The reflection pond & gazebos (on) Mt. Hood Meadows (off)

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What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? Made healthier choices. What was your favorite class? History of Western Civ with Dr. Hecht. What did you do the first year after graduation? Taught skiing at Telluride, CO, and directed a recreation program for troubled girls near Lake Oswego. If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? Hello, and have a great time!

Sarah Morgan City: Portland State: OR Work Information Business: PSU Position: part time faculty Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? I am involved with creative reuse organizations, SCRAP and Create Plenty. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? I went back to Lewis and Clark when I was in my 30's to study for a teaching license for art. I received a Masters in Education at PSU.

Lina Donoghue Morrison City: Bothell State: WA Work Information Business: Northshore School District Position: Consulting Teacher Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Brady McGarry 30 Lacey Weickenmeier 27 Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Of course, this is a privilege and a necessity.

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What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? professionally: am in my thirty ninth year of teaching. personally: my two grown up kids:-) Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Since L&C, I lived in Arizona and Oregon briefly. Have resided in the Seattle area for most of my life. Have traveled in Europe, Asia and a good chunk of the States. Top favorites are Edinburgh, Central Oregon, and most beaches. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? Nearing retirement means that I will make time for volunteering with foster and hospitalized children, seeing beloved friends and family, more travel, and reading. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? MEd Deaf Education,1973 What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Don Balmer continues to influence me to never, never, stop learning and giving.. What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? It was a great place for me to grow up. I loved the community aspect of the campus, the small classes, and people who are still in my life. If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? Celebrate the blessings we have.

Jim Mullins

City: Lake Oswego State: OR Work Information Business: Mullins Law Firm, PLLC Position: Attorney at Law Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Andrew -- age 23 Peter -- age 21 Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Member of Vancouver Rotary Club. Rotary's "service above self" projects are very worthwhile. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Marrying my wife and best friend, Grethe Larson, and being the father of two wonderful sons. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world?

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Since college, I've lived in Eugene, Oregon, while attending law school, and since then in the Portland and Vancouver area. I've traveled in Europe (some but not as much as I hope to do in the future) and to many parts of the US (I've not been to the deep South -- that also may happen in the future). If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Western Oregon or Washington are the best. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? I attended the University of Oregon School of Law for three years starting the fall after graduation from L&C. I was granted my law degree in June 1975. If money were no object, you would... Pursue avocations with my wife -- travel, music, outdoor activities, time with family and friends. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? I don't think I thought that far ahead. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? Continuing my law practice into senior years (on a reduced time basis) and pursuing avocations. Perhaps also engaging in some non-profit service activities -- as yet undecided. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Dr. Don Balmer for his very pragmatic view of government and politics. What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? A time of growing personally by becoming an independent and educated adult. Great personal friendships and times together with friends. The beautiful campus. The challenges and joy of learning so much that was new and interesting. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? Lambda Lounge in Platt Hall. The main dining hall during meal time. What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? Appreciated the beauty of the campus even more. Gone on an overseas off-campus study program. What was your favorite class? It was not my favorite at the time but, looking back on it, I think Western Civ. in freshman year was a very important class for helping understand the history of the world we live in now. If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? The buildings behind the library where once there was only forest in our days. How have undergrad students changed since you graduated? I can't say about L&C undergrads. But going by my sons (one is in college and the other a recent college grad), the greater knowledge and "sophistication" about the world from all the media information that is available to them and the ability to travel

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What did you do the first year after graduation? Start law school. If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? We've come a long way and accomplished a lot, in our own individual ways. We have much to be thankful for, including our years at L&C.

Kurt R Munson City: Tigard State: OR Work Information Business: Planar Systems Position: Display Engineer

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Ellen OBrien Work Information Business: Tinton Falls Public Library Position: Director Do you have children? What are their names and ages? I have two sons: Alchar Haven and Keelan Bowker-OBrien. Both are in their twenties. Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? I work for a non-profit. In addition, I support the local Historical Society and the local Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. I also sometimes provide volunteer services at Discovery House, a local treatment facility. think it is important to become involved in my community in order to share what I've been given in life. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? I'm from Texas, originally and have lived in Oregon, California and New Jersey. In the last few years, I've taken two memorable trips. One was a trip to Iceland with my husband. What an incredible country! The other was a trip I took to India, Cambodia and Thailand with a 70 year old friend. As a

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family, we traveled extensively in the Caribbean. I particularly enjoyed the Cayman Islands and Bonaire. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Really hard to decide this one! Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? After Lewis and Clark, I took classes at various community colleges and universities in pyschology, business and technology. In 1991, I completed a Masters degree in Cognitive Psychology at Rutgers University. In 1999, I completed a Master's certificate in Project Management at George Washington University's School of Business and Public Management and in 2003, I completed a Master of Library and Information Science at Rutgers University. Since then, I've taken continuing education credits through the State Library of New Jersey and various library consortia in New Jersey. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? Surely you jest! I had thought I'd be more involved in politics and less cynical about my fellow man. I also had no idea that I'd work at Bell Labs and AT&T. I thought I'd be a nice therapist with a small practice in a small college town. If I hadn't spent so much time at KLC and learned so much about technology by participating in the radio station and helping to computerize the music library, the career I actually ended up with might never have been possible. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? Right now, I'd like to get through the transition to retirement. I'd like to be able to let go of old goals, dreams and aspirations and to be able to embrace my current realities. In short, I'd like to live in the now a lot more than I ever have. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? This is really hard to decide. One of my professors in library school was the son of one of my professors when I was at LC, so indirectly, that prof had a real and surprising impact on me. When I think of LC professors who impacted my world view, I think of Susan Kirschner, Ron Kramer, and Nos Rassekh, John Crampton and James Karle. What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? Naturally, a lot of these memories have to do with my friends but I remember that the faculty were very engaged with the students and seemed always to have time to discuss things with us. There was more interesting talk going on outside of classrooms - in the Trail Room and faculty offices and faculty homes - than I have ever encountered since. Because of the political and social changes of the times, we had plenty to discuss and the faculty all seemed ready to jump right in. I also think that the size of the college created an atmosphere of freedom and acceptance. If a student was active, creative and capable, that student could do almost anything. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? I think I spent most of my time in the Trail Room or KLC. In town, I remember going to Rose's for giant deli sandwiches and huge slices of cake. What was your favorite class?

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No one fav. John Crampton's section in Western Civ was invigorating. All of the communications classes turned out to very useful. As a librarian who recruits and mentors future librarians, Susan Kirschner's women's lit. classes were a lifelong inspiration If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? I wish I could be there with you. We were all so important to each other then and helped form the people we are now. I hope I can make it to the 45th reunion. Colleges like Lewis and Clark are rare and deserve our continuing support, even if you can only give a little.

Sandy Osborne City: Bozeman State: MT Work Information Business: Montana State University Position: Associate Professor Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Ross Carlson 25 Emma Carlson 23 Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Yes - Dr. Balmer taught us to give back as we have been given so much. I also work part-time as a Chaplain at Bozeman Deaconess Hospital. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Bringing a faculty union to Montana State University. No land grant university in the USA had been organized into a union in 35 years. I am president of the tenure track union. It was a 5 year process and our first collective bargaining unit was ratified by the Board of Regents in November 2011. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? We have lived in Bozeman for 25 years. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? Masters at Washington State University (Child and Family Studies) PhD at University of Tennessee (Human Ecology) MA at Seattle University (Theology and Ministry) If money were no object, you would... visit far away friends more, and return to all the places we visited on our Overseas Study Program in the British Isles. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? I was not thinking that far ahead! What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards?

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Returning to the island of Iona (almost all on the British Isles groups says so). We had a 40 year British Isles ''71reunion with Don and Betty Balmer and sons last summer in Portland. What a blessing to all! What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Professor Don Balmer and his wife Betty. What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? Forest Hall, the Chapel, Templeton and meals, Fir Acres Theatre, and cobblestones and rhododendrons. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? Near the Manor House, Rose Gardens, the Chapel. What did you do the first year after graduation? Returned to Scotland and a host family for the Homestay Program when I went to the British Isles and worked for the Scottish Episcopal church for a year. If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? I believe we have much to be grateful for and Lewis and Clark College helped shape that awareness.

Jim Ouellet City: Playa del Rey State: CA Work Information Business: Self employed Position: M'Lord Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Julian, 35; Jonathan 26 What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Personally: my two sons, one with a PhD in PoliSci who works for the Dept of Defense, the other working on a PhD in physics at Berkeley. Professionally: I've published about 40 research papers on motorcycle accidents, injuries, helmets, etc. Some of them were pretty good. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Good surf and warm water: Hawaii, Costa Rica, Queensland Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? I went to grad school at Arizona State for a PhD in neuropsych but dropped out with a Master's degree. Returned to school off and on for another 10 years for more math and science classes. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now?

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It never crossed my mind What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? Earl Butz got fired from his job as Secretary of Agriculture in 1976 for describing what turns out to be my goals. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? None, really. Maybe Kathy McLaughlin. I arrived at LC after 3 semesters of screwing up at other colleges and two years in the Army, so I had a head full of ideas and opinions already. What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? Not so much specific memories, but LC was the place where I finally discovered that learning is not just interesting, it's huge fun. In that way, Lewis and Clark turned my life around and saved me, probably from myself. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? I spent most of my first year at LC sleeping in my girlfriend's bed at Akin Hall, the all-girl dorm. I was discreet and respectful but all the girls on her floor knew about it. Off campus at the Open Seas bar in Lake Oswego. What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? No girlfriend. What was your favorite class? Bernie Hinshaw's art history classes, hands down. In Spring 1972 he taught a class with a professor from the music department called Music and Art in Modern Times. It was a real eye-opener to see the parallels between music and art at different times. If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? The one time I did, I felt like I was visiting an old lover who has since moved on. It was nice to see her, but it felt like I didn't belong there anymore; she belongs to the new kids who go there now. How have undergrad students changed since you graduated? They're so much smarter and wiser than I ever was. What did you do the first year after graduation? Nothing worth mentioning. It was a lost year between college and grad school.

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Work Information Business: Warner Pacific College Position: Professor of Humanities and Literature Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Christopher Plimpton Grafe Age 25 Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? I volunteer for the Grant Park Newsletter and at the Northeast Community Center. It is important to put yourself into the community if you value a vibrant, healthy place to live and work. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Professionally, earning my Ph.D. in English Literature at the University of Oregon was a high point. Since then, I have received the highest honors the college I work for gives for both teaching and scholarship. Personally, I am most proud of being mother to a great son and wife to a wonderful husband. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? At the close of my overseas study program to Vienna, Austria in 1971, I received my B.A. from L & C and moved to Thessaloniki, Greece where I taught at an international school for two years. I have traveled throughout Europe and England. Most recently my husband and I have hiked the Inca trail in Peru (2008) and toured Spain (2010). We will be enjoying Italy during the L & C Reunion this year. We will be gone for three weeks, June 6 - 27. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? I'm fine with Oregon, as long as I can travel to see other places. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? After working in Greece, I earned an M.A.T. in Applied Linguistics from the School for International Training (now called World Learning) in Brattleboro, VT. After working in the field of ESL/EFL for 15 years, I went back to school and received my Ph.D. in Literature from the University of Oregon. If money were no object, you would... Set up a foundation similar to what Bill and Melinda Gates have done and try to change the world for the better. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? I had absolutely no idea. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? I always want to continue learning. That is one reason why I like teaching at the college level. I must continue to challenge myself intellectually; I am a part of an institution that values educating the whole person. Learning takes on many forms. I aspire to be open to possibilities--to never close myself off from new ways of thinking or better ways of demonstrating my values. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world?

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First term of my Freshman year for Western Civilization I had Dr. John Crampton , Following him, winter term, I had Dr. Karlin Kapper-Johnson, and in the spring Dr. John Brown. I cannot think of a more intimidating threesome of professors for my initiation into my college studies. All three had a tremendous impact on my growth simply due to the encounter I experienced with their respective intellects. Later, I enjoyed studying voice with Sally Benson and will always hold dear the instruction in music history which I received from Dr. Reinhard Pauly--also our group leader for the Austria Overseas Study program. What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? -Walking across the reflection pond when it froze over in the winter. - Another student and I took our sleeping bags down to lower campus and slept out in the rose garden (and were caught by Security). - Performing in Evans at Music Hour and with various L & C music groups. -Choir tour during Spring Break and the "Glarum" sound. - The Overseas Study group to Austria, March - August, 1971. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? I was a music major. When I was attending L & C, music majors did not "hang out." We took breaks between rehearsals, we sat in the music lounge (such as it was then) and did homework, and we practiced, practiced, practiced. What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? I would have gone through my course of study at a slower pace. I took overloads each term and pushed myself to get through quickly and graduate early. These are precious years in a person's life. I would have enjoyed having a true "senior year." What was your favorite class? The courses we took for our area study on the Austria overseas study were wonderful. If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? The college infrastructure has "grown up." The new buildings are impressive. Also, I think the faculty hiring represents a more rigorous, competitive market for positions at t four-year college. There also seems to be much more collaboration between students and professors in regard to research work. How have undergrad students changed since you graduated? I attended Lewis and Clark from 1968 - 1971 (class of '72, but I graduated early). Those years were unlike any that the college had seen prior, or since. I think students now do not have the luxury of being political in the same way that we did. We were idealistic and in many ways very naive. Students now are more practical and more sophisticated. What did you do the first year after graduation? I taught Music, Speech & Drama and German at a small international school in Thessaloniki, Greece. If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? Happy Trails!

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City: Seattle State: WA Business: Retired teacher Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Dan, 33, Wildlife Biologist Lisa, 27, University of WA Grad. student Brian, 32, Army Joe, 29, Athletic Trainer Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Schools, Army, animals What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Mother, Grandmother, teacher Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Washington, Maui, Alaska, Japan, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina I love living 3 months of the year in Maui, where I can see sea turtles, whales, and sunsets from our Mahina Surf 204 deck, (see a turtle movie at www.mauiturtlecondo.com), and 9 months with our family in Washington. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Very happy living in Maui and Washington and exploring other places. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? I continued taking teaching courses at several colleges. I added early childhood and gifted education. If money were no object, you would... Continue to explore the world, work with children, help our four children and their families, send more to our soldiers, continue to enjoy life. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? I saw myself as a Mother, Grandmother, wife, and retired teacher, who continues to be a kid at heart and enjoying traveling. And that is what I am doing:) What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? *I love spending time with our children and our one year old granddaughter. *We have remodeled our Maui condo, and I am working on renting our Mahina Surf 204 condo = mauiturtlecondo.com Hope you will come stay in our paradise. *To continue to travel, walk, swim, exercise, and stay healthy What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Lewis & Clark, friends, overseas study in Japan, and my degree in education all helped make me the person that I am today. Thank you. I was a People to People teacher leader for five years. I took seventh and eighth graders to Europe, Australia and New Zealand. What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark?

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I think about the friendships that I made. My daughter and I toured Lewis and Clark when she was picking a college. It was fun showing her our beautiful college, and it brought back a lot of memories of special times. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? Reflection pool, student union area, dorms, lunch room, gym, and it was fun to go into Portland. What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? For the most part, I would have done it the same. What was your favorite class? Teaching classes and overseas experiences If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? I have visited the campus a couple of times, and have been happy to see how beautiful Lewis & Clark continues to be. The gym area has changed. How have undergrad students changed since you graduated? I have watched our four children and many of their friends go through college. I am happy to see that many of them want to explore our world. They use a little more tech then we did and are concerned about finding the job after college. The world is moving fast. What did you do the first year after graduation? After graduation, I worked for Alaskan Airlines for the summer, and then started teaching third grade in the fall. If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? I will not be attending the reunion because our son and his wife will be coming to WA. Since they will soon be deploying to Afghanistan, I need to be with them. To my classmates, I say enjoy the reunion, and this time in your life. Please call me at 425-681-7545 or email at: [email protected]. Hope to see you someday.

Susana Sharp City: Beaverton State: Oregon Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Sabrina, 52; Mike,50; Mindy,44 Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? I am on board of Well Arts Institute. It is an organization that has as its' mission to explore, develop and practice creativity as a means of wellness. It creates and facilitates workshops in which professional theatre artists work with people facing life-altering health challenes to create professional productions written by participants and performed by artists.

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What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Professionally: Creating the first full-service "local" conference center in the Portland area. Providing a safe place for change to happen. Personally: Graduating from LC with 3 different degrees. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Primarily lived and raised children in the Northwest. Favorite places are many. If had to choose, the top two might be Ireland and Bali, or Hawaii and South Africa? If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Probably Hawaii Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? BS was in Language Arts and Social Studies, Masters in Teaching and Masters in Public Administration If money were no object, you would... Travel more, visit with friends around the world When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? I was a non-traditional student as a single mom. I thought I would be settling down, maybe even slowing down. Instead, I am eager to explore ideas, travel to places I have not been and am enjoying life to the fullest! What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? I am working to stay healty. I enjoy creating unique environments where people feel safe to share truth and life stories. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? That is hard to choose. Probably Rich Steiner in the Education Department. He encouraged me to become a teacher. What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? I was getting a graduate degree at the same time my son was an undergraduate. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? Did lots of studying and hanging out at Trail Room when I had the time. What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? Start earlier before I was divorced and had three small children. What was your favorite class? Education classes with Dr. Hartness. If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? I have visited and been on campus often. I miss the old buildings from the education department. How have undergrad students changed since you graduated?

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They see so much younger! What did you do the first year after graduation? Taught junior high school in Milwaukie.

Bruce Shilling City: Seattle State: Washington Work Information Business: Washington Fine Painting Position: Owner Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Kyna Shilling age 28 Calder Shilling age 23 Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Yes, It keeps me grounded in a particular community and they are now my friends. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Ethiopia, Egypt, Israel, Syria, Athens, Paris, London, Edinburgh, north Wales, western Canada, 20 US states. Lived in Boston, Chicago,Portland, Seattle, and Tulsa. Favorite places are those with mountains. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? I have a Masters of Arts in Theological Studies from McCormick Theological Seminary, Chicago,IL 1977 If money were no object, you would... Fund environmental organizations and be immersed in folk music. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? Did not give it any thought. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? Saving up so I can stop working. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Dr. John Anderson What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? Spring- relaxing on the many lawns, running track, learning about the many different kinds of people in the world. What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? Taken more science and history. Not have been afraid of the draft.

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What was your favorite class? Many of Ken Kinner's religion classes. If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? The growth- new buildings, new classrooms, new dorms, new property to the South. How have undergrad students changed since you graduated? I don't know many. What did you do the first year after graduation? I worked at the Ghost Ranch, a conference Center in a small town in New Mexico. Studied a store front Presbyterian church in Tulsa,OK. Traveled the US on an Ameri-Pass with Greyhound.

Tom Spitz City: Moraga State: CA Work Information Business: CBS Television Stations Group/KPIX-KBCW-KSTW Position: Director of Program Operations Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Scott (21), Emily (19) Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? Northwestern University, MA (Communications) What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Ron Kramer, Neil Sabin, Allen Kittel What did you do the first year after graduation? Northwestern University, Evanston IL, MA (Communications 1973)

Carol Willis Stone City: Hillslboro State: OR Work Information Business: Retired Beaverton Teacher Position: Primary teacher

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Do you have children? What are their names and ages? I have 2 daughters, Kristin(31) and Cheryl(28). Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? We travel much of the year so my volunteering is with Earthwatch Organization which provides volunteers for research projects around the world. I have been a teacher for over 30 years and it still feels wonderful to give of my time to help others. What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? I feel most proud of the 30 years that I provided education for the children of Beaverton, Oregon. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Jake and I have lived in Beaverton for our working careers except for a one year teaching exchange to Australia in 1992. Since being retired, we have traveled to Australia, New Zealand, Kenya and Tanzania, Spain, and Chile, Peru, Argentina, and Brazil. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? I do not know where I want to live so I continue to travel and visit many places around the world. Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? I returned to Lewis and Clark shortly after graduation and began working on my Masters in Education which I completed in 1973. As a teacher, I continued classes throughout my career. If money were no object, you would... I would buy a catamaran in the Caribbean, have a holiday house where it is warm and sunny and find a way to work with children again. I would want to be close to my grandchildren and take them traveling. When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? Retired and traveling!!!! Here I am! What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? I am wanting to spend more time with my family and friends and celebrate the relationships we have. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? I believe that many of my education professors helped me like John Richards, Bernie Wolff, and Helen Hartness. What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? I remember Lewis and Clark as a small community where the professors were available to help each student. I also enjoyed feeling like an important part of each class that I took. What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? I had several places that I liked to hang out as a student. The library was alsways a good place to study quietly but still a social place to meet with friends. I loved spending time by the reflection pool and looking at the spectacular view of Portland

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What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? I don't know what I would have done differently except to have put in more effort on the classes that were not my favorites. What was your favorite class? I enjoyed my child psychology class probably the best. If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? The campus buidlings that have been remodeled or newly built have changed the look of the physical campus the most. How have undergrad students changed since you graduated? They are probably much more involved with the events of the world just because of the internet and immediate information from around the world. What did you do the first year after graduation? My first year after graduation I was substituting in both the Beaverton and Lake Oswego school districts and taking night classes for my Masters Degree.

Karen Williams Tozer City: San Pedro State: CA Work Information Business: Los Angeles Worlsd Airports Position: Director, Procurement Services Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Yes, the Seafarer's Center because it brings "home" to seafarers when they are at sea What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Eatblishment of the Foreign Trade Zone for Los Angeles Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? Almost all continents. I love the all! If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Oregon Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? A number of classes, but no additional degree If money were no object, you would... Travel the world

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When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? ???? What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? A comfortable retirement. What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Bernard Hinshaw What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? Good times and good friends What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? Student union What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? Taken more non-degree classes What was your favorite class? Tsarist Russia What did you do the first year after graduation? Worked

Allan Weisbard City: Ashland State: Or. Work Information Business: Allan Weisbard LCSW Position: Owner Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Two wonderful Adult Children Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Yes, I do a lot of non-profit work and love being part of my community. Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world? I feel so fortunate to have moved from the East Coast at age 18 to attend L&C.I love the Pacific Northwest and exploring new areas. If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Right where I am.

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Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? Master of Social Work from Portland State. What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? Maintaining and Improving Mental an Physical Health What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Drs. Crampton and Balmer What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? The magnificent campus especially for an 18 year old from New York City. Summer volunteer postions and living on campus What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? Back forested areas of the campus. Lower rose gardens and the views of Mt. Hood. If you have visited the campus since graduating, what has been the most surprising change? I do visit the campus and when I walk the same locations, I amazed at how many new buildings have been built. In the forested pathways, I can connect with the fact that I walked these same paths over 40 years ago. That is an experience I treasure What did you do the first year after graduation? Worked at the Outdoor Program for Multnomah County ESD teaching 6th graders about nature If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? Enjoy the moment!

William Westermann City: Fort Worth State: TX Work Information Business: Westermann Consulting Co. Position: CEO Do you have children? What are their names and ages? Anne Westermann - 27 Do you volunteer or support non-profit organizations in your community? Why is this important to you? Upsilon Pi Epsilon What is the professional or personal achievement of which you are the most proud? Ph.D. - computer science - SMU Where have you lived and traveled? What are your favorite places in the world?

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Fort Worth, TX Las Vegas, NV Hawaii If you could live anywhere, where would it be? Paris, France Did you continue (or are you continuing) your education after Lewis & Clark? What did you study? What is the last degree you earned? computer science Ph.D. If money were no object, you would... travel to Europe When you were at Lewis & Clark where did you see yourself at the age you are now? college professor What are the goals/dreams/aspirations you are working towards? releasing a computer game What Lewis & Clark professors made the biggest impact on the way you think about the world? Wordsworth What memories come to mind when you think about Lewis & Clark? being asked to fight some humongous lumberjack What were your favorite places to hang out as a student, on campus and off? Rosie's at a friend's house with friends at a friend's house for chess and go What would you have done differently at L&C if you could do it all over again? I would have taken piano. What was your favorite class? Chaucer What did you do the first year after graduation? continued college, specifically Shakespeare and two, Game Theory If you are not able to attend the reunion, what would you like to say to your classmates as they gather on campus to celebrate? remember to take their medicine