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Mari Wornack of the Voice, of America radio program
interviews Pete Steilberg, assistant athletic director
and cross country coach.
While newspapers across the Northwest picked up the
wire story about Evergreen's selection as one of the
"10 Best," reporters and photographers from the Seattle Times, Jacoma News Tribune and the Everett Daily
Herald came down to see for themselves. Here, Seattle
Times feature writer Geoff Cowley interviews
Evergreen Information Specialist Keith Eisner
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Hidden Gem'
Shines Again
On Sunday morning, September 23,
"Evergreen es una de las diez mejores universidades en los Estados Unidos."
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read in the nationally-distributed Sunday supplement, Parade magazine, that
The Evergreen State College had been
"The Evergreen State College ist eine der besten universitaten in den
selected as one of "The 10 Best-Kept
Vezeinigten Staaten."
Secrets Among American Colleges." In
the wake of the article, which was writ- "The Evergreen State College est une de meilleures universites
ten by Lisa Birnbach (author of The Ofaux Etats Unis."
ficial Preppy Handbook) to promote her
new work, Lisa Birnbach's College Book,
Los Angeles, was planning a Northwest
All these words translate into the
Evergreeners have been interviewed,
swing when her boss urged her to
same good news—"Evergreen is one of
photographed, filmed and taped by
"check out this really neat college 'jp
the ten-best colleges in America."—but
regional and national media. Prothere." Her boss, in turn, had beer; callthat news is now being spread further
claimed in Seventeen magazine along
ed by VOA's Washington D.C. headthan it ever has before thanks to a
with a handful of other colleges to be a
quarters to produce a feature on
September visit by Voice of America
"hidden gem" in higher education two
Evergreen as soon as possible. VOA
reporter Mari Womack. A federallyyears ago. and tabbed as the best
reports their shortwave broadcasts have
sponsored radio program, VOA is heard
regional liberal arts college in the West
more than 100 million listeners a week
around the world (primarily in China,
and Midwest by U.S. News and World
and Womack, who was delighted with
South America, Eastern Europe and
Report only last fall, Evergreen's secret is Africa) and broadcast in more than 40
the quality of her interviews of
neither hidden or best-kept any more.
Evergreen Students and faculty,
languages. Womack, who works out of
Some highlights of this fall's media barpredicts the feature will be played often.
rage are found on this page.
"Here it is: the public school that is masquerading as
a private one," begins Lisa Birnbach's section on
Evergreen in the Parade magazine article. She goes on
at greater length about Geoduck U. in Lisa Birnbach's
College Book, her analyses of 186 out of the approximately 3,000 colleges and universities in the nation.
Out of the ten colleges Birnbach chose, Evergreen is
the only public institution and the only one in the
Northwest. With estimated expenses of $3477 in-state
and $5946 out of state, Evergreen is far and away the
most inexpensive college to attend in the Parade top
ten, followed by $6320 for Morehead College in
Atlanta. Georgia, and then Beloit College of Wisconsin with a not-so-close $9644.
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Echoing the sentiments of many on campus, Acting
President Richard Schwartz thought the media attention "reaffirms the recognition we felt we've deserved
over the years. It's nice the message is coming home
to Washington." The message came home for real
this fall, as Evergreen enrollment recorded an alltime high headcount of 2826 students on campus as
compared with 2717 last year. For a while, students,
faculty and staff paraded to the Office of College
Relations for free copies of the Birnbach feature and
other press clippings (copies are still available by calling 866-6000, ext. 6128 or writing College Relations,
Library 3114, The Evergreen State College 98505).
"My Dad wasn't too sure about me coming here,"
said one freshman as she picked up her copy, "but he
called from Texas last night when he saw the Parade
article to tell me I must have been right after all!"
Geoduck
Entrepreneurs
Compiled and written by Director of Information Services Mark Clemens, staff member
Norma Gilligan, student intern Calvin
Johnson, and freelancer Joan Barker '84
As in other things, Evergreen has
proved to be a spawning ground for its
own special breed of independent, selfemployed business people. Weaned
from secondary schools to the real
world through the crucible of critical
thinking, intensive collaboration and
rigorous interdisciplinary studies,
Geoduck graduates cut through the
chaff to the quick of success in unique
and effective ways.
Lynda Barry '79
Among other things, Dr. Lynda J.
Barry goes to singles bars to research
the patterns of people's love lives.
Lynda Barry releases those and other
disturbing comic results of love in
monthly cartoons for Esquire and for a
weekly strip syndicated in 15 cities nationwide. The Real Comet Press in
Seattle is publishing her latest book,
Naked Ladies, Naked Ladies, this month.
Did Barry's entrepreneurial success
start at Evergreen? First she studied the
history of the Renaissance and the Middle Ages, the history of science, and
then she settled into painting. Her first
editor was Matt Groening '77 (now an
L.A.-based cartoonist). He recalls
"Lynda would come visit me while I
was working on the school paper, and
we would sit around and draw little cartoons and pass them to each other. Hers
were so funny that I asked if we could
publish some. They were one-shot
single frame things, very whimsical, absurd and silly."
The single frames grew into panels,
and her comics went from the CPJ to
the University of Washington Daily, to
the Seattle Sun to The Chicago Reader and,
eventually, to Esquire.
Of the latter, Barry says, "I think
'How could my work ever be in Esquire?
In this magazine that says 'Man At His
Best' right underneath the title?' But if
there's any group of people that I'd like
to have reading my work, it's the group
who reads Esquire. I think they tend to
be men who are in controlling positions, and the ideas in my work are
good things for them to know about."
Barry doles out those ideas in her
work on a qualitative, rather than a
quantitative, basis. She resists lucrative
offers to turn out a daily strip because
"it can get so bad so fast."
Sounds like Barry can count on success for some time to come.
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Tim Moffatt '74
Jonathan Ott '75
Tim Moffatt is the proprietor of Young
Alaska Publishing Company out of Anchorage, Alaska, which just released its
first book: How to Get Plenty of Fish in
Alaska. They will specialize in children's
books. Tim lays claim to be being the
first registered student at Evergreen, the
fifth student employee of the Library,
and the 35th staff employee of the
Library.
Ott runs his own chemical manufacturing business on Vashon Island, producing rare natural toxins for use in
biochemical research. Previously he
operated on a consignment basis, consigning his products to another firm for
marketing, but about a year ago he set
up his own business, Natural Products
Company, in a passive solar structure.
He also does technical writing in scientific publications.
Harry Donald Howell '80
Mr. Howell set up a Korean TaekwonDo studio in Lewistown, Pennsylvania,
where he teaches martial arts along
with philosophy and exercise to produce
the tenets of courtesy, integrity, selfcontrol, perserverance and indomitable
spirit. The name of his studio breaks
this way: tae = foot technique; kwon =
hand technique; and do = philosophy.
Dana Squires '79
Mariko Marrs '83
Toni Holm '78
"Satellite Kitchens" is a Christmas
catalog project of products made by artists in the Olympia area. Several
Evergreen graduates, students and artists are teaming up to produce the
catalog, which will be available in midNovember. A small percentage of every
order will go to covering the cost of producing "Satellite Kitchens," the rest
will go to the artists. "Satellite Kitchens" can be ordered at Box 1033,
Olympia, Washington 98507.
Russell Bataglia '81
Bruce Pavitt '81
Bataglia and Pavitt started Fallout
Records last June in Seattle's Capitol
Hill district. They specialize in independently produced rock 'n' roll,
African pop and imports from Europe.
They also have started a record label,
Bombshelter, which released a 12" E.P.
by Seattle's top underground band, the
U-Men. Future plans include a record
by an all-female Japanese pop group
called Shonen Knife.
Peter Lesser '81
Lesser resides in Olympia and owns a
business named Pacific Soyfoods, which
manufactures and distributes soybean
products. Top of the line at Pacific
Soyfoods is an item called "Soysage," a
flavorful, high-protein, high-fiber food
that can be used many different ways.
Sold on the West Coast and in Alaska
and Hawaii as well as distributed nationally, Pacific Soyfoods also operates a
mobile restaurant called the Traveling
Deli at fairs and markets during the
summer.
Anne B. Appleby '80
Charles Stephens '78
Emily Brownstein
This group operates a seafood business
called Kamilche Sea Farms on Totten
Inlet between Shelton and Olympia,
and specialize in bay mussels. After a
considerable period of time out on the
water in small boats on cold days tending and harvesting small crops of the
mussels, or mytilus edulis, and otherwise
learning the ins and outs of the
restaurant and wholesale seafood trade,
they now consider it to be an operation
with a legitimate future, if the
"Evergreen inventiveness" continues to
help them along.
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Pamela James '80
Bruce Clifton '80
Clifton and James operate an egg
business, not a hen and egg business,
but making and marketing beautifully
designed and decorated eggs. Their
business began as an emergency
stopgap one year around Christmas and
grew in size and production. Their
products were featured in Seventeen
magazine in 1984, and House Beautiful is
currently working with them on a
future story. James and Clifton have
made custom-designed eggs for Ricardo
Montalban, Hal Prince, Jack Gilford,
and other celebrities. Usually duck eggs
with a handpainted design, the eggs are
available with a message that pulls out
and rewinds inside the shell. James and
Clifton have employed numerous
Evergreen students in their operation.
James is the designer and Clifton works
at the various other jobs that need
doing.
Bruce E. Franklin 75
Now a partner in Land Resource
Strategies, Inc., and Architects Diversified, Inc., (both in Sarasota, Florida),
Franklin graduated from Evergreen and
then started a building design firm in
Olympia with Bill Knauss, a former
Evergreen faculty member. Franklin
went on to UCLA for a master's degree
in architecture. He has served as a program director for the mayor's committee in greater Los Angeles and assisted
in implementing a community development and rescue program for old
railroad stations in the area.
Tim Girvin '75
Another Evergreen alum to emerge as a
successful artist in Seattle is Lynda
Barry's ex-classmate, calligrapher and
designer Tim Girvin. The two had a
drawing class together and Girvin says
"Lynda's amazing, very talented."
He has a lot of good things to say
about his education at Evergreen as
well.
He says "I owe a lot to that college. I
was able to aggressively force a specific
direction in design for myself there. I
learned to accept compromises in my
learning, which eventually meant I
broadened, rather than narrowed my
knowledge. I got a complete and
classical understanding of design
through the history of art, language and
thought, and through writing as a basis
for exploring design. I went to Evergreen to work at finding alternative
ways to solve design problems. I called
going to school there 'work.' Among
other things, I read 300 books a year
and consequently developed a great
relationship with the librarians."
Today Girvin works in his own design
firm, Tim Girvin Designs, Inc., which
employs ten people in a studio on
Western Avenue. The firm started out
in 1977 designing local projects and is
now engaged in over 100 projects at any
given time. Their workload ranges from
specialized lettering treatments and
typographic design to visual campaigns
for films including Country, The Hunger
and Once Upon a Time in America to
packaging, corporate identity and print
collateral for clients such as Bloomingdale's, Nordstrom's, Westin Motels,
Alfa Romeo, International Aero
Engines and Estee Lauder. Girvin's
firm has also done major promotional
design in Canada and Europe and he is
looking forward to developing business
in Japan as well. As the Seattle Weekly
put it recently, "Tim Girvin continues
to be one of Seattle's hottest graphic
designers."
James Mead '73
LydiaGarrett '77
John Ernst '78
Barbara Brundage '81
Mead studied filmmaking at Evergreen,
but upon graduation discovered he
didn't want to do that professionally.
Deciding he needed to learn on a job,
he took up a career with Camera, Etc.,
in Washington, California and Utah.
Then Mead moved to Duluth, Minnesota, where he operated MotoFoto, a
door-to-door photofinishing service, for
a short time, and then to Olympia
where he opened a juice bar known as
The Lunchbox. That operation expanded to become the Herb & Onion and
then the Urban Onion as it is today.
Lydia Garrett is a full-time foreign
language teacher at an Olympia area
high school, as well as the operator of
"Swiss Hike," a summer tour of
Switzerland. Swiss Hike is in its second
year of business and seems to be wellreceived by the public. Lydia studied in
Zurich and worked several years in a
multilingual setting in Europe. At
Evergreen, she studied with faculty
member Andrew Hanfman and obtained her teacher's certificate.
Ernst owns and operates Valley Light
Center, Valley Lights Publications and
a professional secretarial and errand
service called "My Secretary" out of
Oak View, California. The Valley Light
Center is a non-profit religious
organization established in 1981. Ernst's
book, "Sadhana in Our Daily Lives: A
Handbook for the Awakening of the
Spiritual Self," was written during his
final year at Evergreen.
Barbara Brundage and her husband
own a bed and breakfast guest house in
Olympia called Puget View Guest
House. Located near Tolmie State Park,
they offer a two-bedroom cottage for
their guests.
Robert "Hank" Holzer '77
Hank Holzer studied environmental
chemistry at Evergreen, but after five
years of lab work, he made a career
change. His love of woodworking led
him to set up a furniture-designing
business. Working from his home in the
Montlake District of Seattle, he produces fine quality furniture, and
although his financial remuneration is
relatively low, he feels gratification from
the feeling of control he has of his life
and the creative level of his work.
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Search Homing in on New President
After an intensive process that began
last summer, Evergreen's Presidential
Search Committee has narrowed down
the field of candidates and is on
schedule for the Board of Trustees to
name a new president in December.
Nearly 200 applications were screened
during August and September by the
11-member committee, which then cut
the field to eight semi-finalists—all
"outstanding prospects' 2 —in midOctober.
Faculty member Ken Dolbeare, who
serves as chairman of the Search Committee, reported "each candidate has
very substantial campus experience, a
distinguished record of commitment to
creative academic excellence and
multicultural values, and glowing
evaluations from a wide variety of
sources."
Search Committee member Jim VVussler, a staff utility worker, burned plenty of midnight oil while
reviewing nearly 200 applications for Evergreen's
presidency. Other Committee members are faculty
members Ken Dolbeare (chair), Betty Estes, and
Byron Youtz; staff members Arnaldo Rodriguez, Sue
Washburn, and Jim Wussler; Trustees Thelma
Jackson and George Mante; community representative Justice James Dolliver; student Mike Marsh;
and alumna Julie Grant. Rodriguez, Youtz, Mante,
Dolliver and Grant all served on the first Search
Committee.
Off-campus interviews further reduced the field to three finalists,
who were named at the end of October—just after press time for the
Evergreen ReView. Those candidates and
their spouses will be invited to campus
for a two-day visit in early November.
Each candidate will meet with staff,
faculty, students, alumni and community members, and will also give a public
presentation on higher education or the
liberal arts and answer questions from
the Evergreen community.
"The task is for the whole Evergreen
community to convince the finalists that
our college presents a unique challenge
and opportunity for them," Dolbeare
said. "I hope every candidate leaves this
campus feeling she or he wants this job.
Interested alums, parents and friends
are encouraged to address questions
and suggestions to Cheryl Huggins,
administrative secretary for the Search
Committee, at (206)866-6000,
ext. 6500.
Evergreen
Arranges Discount
Purchase Pian for
Microcomputers
Alumni Reception
Held in D.C.
Forty people attended a reception for
Evergreeners in the Vandenburg Room
of the U.S. Capitol Building in
Washington, D.C. on October 2. In
honor of D.C.-area alums and parents of
current and former students, the reception was hosted by former Evergreen
President and now-U.S. Senator Daniel
J. Evans and his wife, Nancy, and
Evergreen Board of Trustee members
Thelma Jackson and George Mante,
who were in town for a meeting of the
Association of Governing Boards. Arrangements were made by Alumni
Coordinator Ellie Dornan with Irene
Winter of Evans' staff and a group of
alumni—Gretchen Sorensen, Maria
Tsu-Fong Tsao, Anne Avery, John
Beauchamp and Nancy Parkes—who
hope to arrange another event early
next year. If you'd like to be kept
abreast of alumni events in the
Washington, D.C. area, contact Maria
Tsu-Fong Tsao at (202) 224-3635.
Far left: Evergreen Trustee Thelma Jackson and surprise guest Merv Cadwallader, a founding faculty
member at Evergreen as well as former dean, at
October reception in Washington D.C. Above: Nancy
Evans (left) and '78 alumna Nancy Parkes.
Director of Computer Services Ron
Woodbury recently announced
Evergreen's first discount purchase plan
for microcomputers. The agreement is
with Dave Byers for the Sanyo product
line at his Computer Centers store in
downtown Olympia.
"The plan provides a highly IBMcompatible, easy-to-use computer to
meet the needs of most students, staff
and faculty at a lower price than a
Commodore 64," says Woodbury.
It also provides another dividend for
receiving an Evergreen degree, as the
plan includes alumni.
While the Sanyo machines do not run
all IBM software and are somewhat
slower than the best Zenith and IBM
machines, they use the standard 8086
chip, are 16-bit, MS-DOS, 128 K
machines, and with 80-column, fullscreen editing, and do "almost anything
anyone could want to do with word processing," says Evergreen faculty
member Greg Weeks, the campus's first
Sanyo purchaser and president
presumptive of the Evergreen Sanyo
Club.
The Computer Center's plan is for
several different packages, providing
one or two single or double-sided,
double-density disk drives, with six different printers from basic dot matrix to
letter quality. The basic package includes WordStar 3.3 and EasyWriter 1.3
word-processing packages, the CalcStar
spreadsheet, and Sanyo BASIC; one
single-sided, double-density disk drive;
and the Legend, an 80-character-persecond printer, all for $1142. The top-ofthe-line package includes mail merge
and data base management software
from either Micropro or Information
Unlimited Software, two double-sided,
double-density disk drives, and the
Silver Reed letter quality printer for
$1780.
Byers adds that when he has sold 25
machines, he will permanently lower
the price by 5% as well as rebate 5% to
the purchasers of those first 25.
Newsletter
of the
Alumni
Association
AlumNews
The
Evergreen
State
College
Reunion '84
Rejects Rain
Alumni Association President, Scott Baker, explains
the many hats he's worn throughout his life.
Board Elects
Baker
The Alumni Association Board elected
Scott Baker of Olympia to serve a oneyear term as president during their annual meeting at the Alumni Reunion.
Baker will head a cabinet that includes Meg Imrie, Redondo, first vice
president; Chris Nelson, Olympia, second vice president; Barbara Graf,
Olympia, treasurer; Linda Wynne,
Olympia, secretary, and Julie Grant,
Olympia, past president, who will serve
on the Alumni Board as an ex-officio
member.
Elected to their first terms on the
board were Bob Davis, Seattle; Ursula
Harvey, Vancouver; Steven Miller,
Olympia; Christina Koons, Olympia;
Brian Murphy, Olympia; Nancie
Payne, Olympia; Claudia Shobert,
Vancouver; Linda Wynne, Olympia,
Myrna Zolyomi, Olympia; and
Dolores Zschomler, Vancouver. Reelected to second terms on the board
were Scott Baker, Rob Fellows, Lynne
Garner and Mike Hall.
Continuing members include Mary
Bergstrom, Ken Balsley, Richard
Bever, Nina Carter, Barbara Graf,
Keith Goehner, Meg Imrie, Richard
Kelly, Chris Nelson, and Carlton
Tucker.
The new board is planning a
weekend retreat at Alderbrook in
November.
The weatherman was decidely uncooperative for the Alumni Reunion
held on campus, October 5-7. He was
unable, however, to dampen the enthusiasm of over 100 alumni who
returned to Evergreen to renew old
friendships and to enjoy the many activities planned for them by the Alumni
Association.
The Reunion began with a Friday
evening reception and entertainment
provided by alumna Meg Imrie and her
flute ensemble, "Windsong." The
premiere of the second annual Alumni
Art Exhibit in Gallery 4 brought out
more than 80 alums, faculty, staff and
students to view the work of Laura
Wessel '79, Larry Mix '82, Michael
Jenkins '78, Tucker Petertil '81,
Judith Smith '72, Corine Landrieu
'84, Petrina Walker '78, Kelly Stevens
'81, Mariko Marrs '83, Conni Strope
'79, Judy Kir '84, Stephen Smith '74,
Joe Tougas '89 and Ross Matteson '80.
Festivities began at high noon on
Saturday with lunch and a welcome address by Acting President Richard
Schwartz and an update on the
presidential search by Search chairman
and faculty member Ken Dolbeare. At
the annual homecoming soccer games,
the Evergreen men "whupped" Trinity
Western of Langley, B.C., while the
women lost by a hair to the University
of Portland.
The annual business meeting
featured a brief report by outgoing
Alumni Association President Julie
Grant on the past year's highlights, including alum participation in Super
Saturday, successful chicken sales at
Olympia's annual Lakefair celebration,
continued support of the Student
Lunch Program, the Alumni Mentors
Program, and two very successful alumni social events in Seattle.
Five workshops following the annual
meeting proved popular. Long-time
faculty member Rudy Martin led a
group discussion on Knowledge for
What?, a book by Robert S. Lynd.
Alumni Scott Baker '77 and Doug
King '77 told their group everything
about small business from an Evergreener point-of-view. The balance of
the afternoon took on a political tone
when Joe Dear '76 guided his participants in a discussion of the
Washington state economy, John
Calambokidis '79 helped his group examine avenues for citizen action, and
alum board member Dick Bever '80
answered questions about the Association's Political Action Committee.
When the bar threw open its doors on
Saturday evening, an eager crowd
bellied up to sample Reunion '84's official batch of Geoduck Sludge. From
the ensuing sips and smiles, it was obvious sludgemaker Keith Goehner '78
had served the perfect punch.
After steak dinner, Sue Washburn,
Evergreen's director of College Relations and Development and the evening's emcee, brought down the house
with several anecdotes about herself and
Provost Patrick Hill (who wasn't there
to defend himself.) Guest speaker
George Earner '73, Thurston County
Commissioner, reminisced about getting around campus through a sea of
mud.
The highlight of the evening occurred
when the Alumni Association presented
a special plaque to Larry Stenberg,
dean of Student and Enrollment Services, in honor of his dedication to the
college and the positive impact he has
had on almost every student who came
to Evergreen. On a one-year leave of
absence that began October 1, Stenberg
is now traveling around the country in
his new motorhome.
Reunion activities concluded with a
Saturday night dance to the rhythms of
The Jazz Workshop led by Evergreen
graduate Laroi Carter '77. All agreed
the weekend was a wonderful opportunity to get together and have a good
time.
Outstanding '84
Graduates
Honored
Henderson (top) and Lidman share their Peru
Nov. 14.
How About a Night in Peru?
You can savor all the excitement of Peru
without leaving Olympia when faculty
members Russ Lidman and Peta
Henderson present a slide/lecture on
their Peruvian travels at 7:30 p.m. on
November 14 in the Recital Hall at
Evergreen. Accompanied by his family,
Lidman spent a year in Lima, Peru, as
a Fulbright Fellow, while Henderson
traveled in Peru and other South
American countries during her summer
break.
For those of you who have expressed
interest in Lidman's two-week travel
package to Peru next July, this lecture is
a must. If you haven't heard about the
Barbara Graf (center), Alumni Association
Treasurer, gives instructions to Association members
at the annual meeting.
Peru trip, just imagine yourself hiking
down the old royal Incan road from
Cuzo to Macchu Piccu, rafting down
jungle rivers, or sightseeing in Lima
and other historic colonial cities. Lidman estimates the cost of this once-in-alifetime voyage to past and present Peru
will be around $1,800, including airfare
from Seattle to Lima.
A number of romantic Evergreeners
are already planning to share this exotic
adventure. If you'd like a sneak preview,
join Henderson and Lidman on
Wednesday, November 14. You'll be
packing your bags the next day. For further information, call the Alumni Office
at (206) 866-6000, ext. 6565.
One of the high points of the Reunion
'84 was the presentation of certificates
of congratulations to more than a dozen
of the outstanding graduates of 1984.
Nominated by their faculty members
as exceptional students at the suggestion
of Alumni Association board member
and current Campus Activities Director
Michael Hall '74 were Jan Teague,
Michael Barnes, Lolita Johnson, Paul
Traub, Keith Clay, Ruth Penn, Johanna
Pemble, Pat Parfitt, Diane King,
Judy Kirk, Dave Clarkson and
Thomas Kaye.
Teague received her certificate from
theater and drama faculty member
Ainara Wilder; and Ruth Penn and
Diane King were awarded their certificates by science faculty member Betty Kutter; while Julie Grant presented
certificates to Clay and Parfitt. Tacoma
Program Director and faculty member
Maxine Mimms declared that all '84
Tacoma graduates were outstanding,
and recent graduate Michele Boucree
accepted a certificate in their behalf.
Larry Stenberg (left), Dean of Student & Enrollment
Services, registers his approval as faculty member
Ainara Wilder (center) presents an Outstanding
Graduate Certificate to Jan Teague '84 (right)
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Alumni Mentors
Program Begins
Second Season to
Rave Reviews
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Some 80 new Evergreen students
crowded CAB 110 for a fun evening of
bingo, popcorn and cider during Orientation Week in September. Led by
alums Mary Bergstrom, Jerry
McLaughlin, Cheryl Beckman, Steve
Hunter and Corey Meador, this first
Alumni Association-sponsored event of
the academic year began with lots of enthusiasm from both the students and
alums. Cries of "Bingo!" bounced
around the room and alums kept busy
awarding prizes.
"We scoured the Westside for plenty
of great prizes," Alumni Coordinator
Ellie Dornan revealed. "But according
to the students," she confided, "the best
prizes of all were donated by our very
own bookstore manager, Denis Snyder."
The Alumni Mentors program began
last year to help new students adjust to
Evergreen and college life in general.
The new program was adopted by the
Alumni Association, who sponsored
three events for last year's new students:
a panel discussion and social hour at
the beginning of the school year, a selfevaluation coaching session at the end
of Fall Quarter and a pizza and bowling
night during Winter Quarter to
alleviate "cabin fever." Alums were
delighted with student participation at
the events.
"We need new ideas that interest
students," Dornan says, "We want
students to feel comfortable here and so
they can learn what we alums know—
that Evergreen is a great place to get an
education." She urges interested
graduates to get involved by contacting
her in Library 3103 or at 866-6000, ext.
6565.
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Class of 1973
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Terry Kraft-Oliver, Vancouver, WA, is currently
managing the Hood River Conservation Project, a
twenty-million-dollar electric energy research effort.
Mary Stiles Kline, Lynnwood, WA, recently had an
article about the Washington State ferry "Kalakala"
published in the new Washington magazine, a publication featuring articles about Washington State.
Robert Thomsen, Springfield, OR, owns Oregon
Aqua-Foods, Inc. in Springfield, Oregon.
Leslie Woodruff Owen, Seattle, recently married
fellow Evergreen Alum Joseph Albert Dear.
Paul Marshall, Marysville, WA, is a member of the
faculty of Everett Community College. He is involved with personal, career and academic counseling, and also teaches classes.
David Allen Jones, Madison, WI, is presently Administrative Assistant at the Waisman Center on
Mental Retardation and Human Development,
University of Wisconsin at Madison. He is presently
completing his Master's degree in human development through Pacific Oaks College in Pasadena,
California. David's daughter, Jennifer, has been accepted for enrollment at Evergreen this fall.
Marty Oppenhetmer Seattle, has her own
business, a successful film production operation. She
shot a Seattle-produced feature film called "Bomb's
Away" last summer, and has also done many TV
commercials. In the winter of 1983 she worked on
commercials in the San Francisco area and completed a large commercial project for Apple Computers. Marty was married in September, 1983.
David A. Boggs, Orangevale, CA, is currently the
general manager of the Sacramento Regional Transit
District in Sacramento, CA.
Timothy Shaw Girvin Seattle, continues to be one
of Seattle's hottest graphic designers. Girvin and his
design team have composed visual campaigns for
more than a dozen films, including "Once Upon a
Time in America," "The Hunger," "Streets of Fire"
and the upcoming "Country," starring Jessica Lange
and Sam Shepard. He recently completed an important project for Bloomingdale's of New York. Entitled
"Japan,11 it is one of the largest and most lavish ad
campaigns in the store's history. Previously, Girvin
did "country themes" on Ireland and France for the
New York department store. He has also worked on
major projects for Time and Life magazines.
Judith Prest, Schenectady, NY, graduated in May,
1983 from SUNY, Albany's MSW Program and is
currently employed in Schenectady County
Substance Abuse Prevention Program involved in
coordinating the prevention program in three school
districts within the county.
Greg A. Booth, Alexandria, VA, is currently working as a Planning Coordinator (natural resources)
with the Bureau of Land Management's Eastern
States Office in Alexandria, VA. On April 14, Greg
was married to Beatrice Giorlando. Beatrice,
graduated from Vassar, is also a geologist with the
. Bureau and a part-time medical student. Greg and
Beatrice honeymooned in Jamaica.
Jonathan Stevens, Washington, D.C., is a
legislative assistant for Senator Bob Packwood of
Oregon. He is responsible for advising the Senator
on environmental and natural resources issues.
Lost Alums
^
The whereabouts of these Evergreen
grads were unaccounted for as of
Spring, 1984. If you can fill in the
blanks for us, please let us know by
writing: Lost Alums, Library 3103, The
Evergreen State College, Olympia, WA
98505.
Raymond Aubry Kirby '83
Karen H. Kirsch '79
Victoria Klassen '74
Teresa Marie Klein '74
Christopher M. Kliks '76
Robin Lee Laakso '79
Bruce Neil Ladenheim : 76
James David Lang '76
Nicholas Richard Langton '77
Heather Anne Macrae '80
Edward M. Magarian '73
Daniel J. Maguire '82
Susan I. Mailhut '74
Kristi A. Morrish '78
Shelley Lynn Morse '76
Mary Margaret Nack '77
David Narajo '75
David Alan Neill '80
Thomas C. O'Connor '77
Patrick A. O'Hare '83
Cameron Jean O'Connor '75
Salvatore Orlando '73
Herbert Raphael Osterhaus '73
Patrick J. Padovan '83
Jennifer Park '76
Karen Pearson '75
Nancy Ellen Pease '75
Linda Ann Shurtliff '78
Richard Lee Silver '82
Carrol Ann Simmons '77
Rachel Wolcott Slagle '79
Kennth R. Watts '77
Keven Counts Walsh '78
Colleen L. Waukazoo '76
Nanette Sue Westerman '77
Jack Warfield Van Valkenburgh, San Francisco,
CA, is working with the MX missile lawsuit in
Nebraska.
Aisha Ann Barnes, Claremont, CA, is still
teaching English at a boy's school in Southern
California. She began a creative writing program at
the school and edits a literary journal. She studied at
Harvard University with Helen Vendlen last summer
after being awarded a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Aisha is in a graduate
program at Claremont Graduate School.
Class of 1974
Class of 1976
Knute "Skip" Berger, is the Managing Editor of
Washington magazine, a new publication which
features stories, articles, and information about the
Evergreen state. The first issue was published this
past June.
Joseph Albert Dear, Seattle, recently wed fellow
Evergreen alum Leslie Woodruff Owen '77.
Ron Olson, Arcata, CA, is a graduate student at
Humboldt State University in Arcata, CA, where he
is working on a masters degree in fisheries. Last sum
mer he was in Ketchikan, Alaska, where he was conducting research on sockeye salmon for the U.S.
Forest Service.
Edward McQuarrie, Cinncinati, OH, will soon
complete requirements for his Ph.D. in social
psychology at the University of Cinncinati, Ohio.
Duncan D. Mann. Philadelphia, PA; has accepted a
job at Rutgers University as an Assistant Professor of
Economics for this fall. He plans on finishing his
Ph.D. in economics at the University of Pennsylvania
this summer.
Beverlee Bowman Christensen Price, Edmonds,
WA, has married and has had several pieces of
writing published.
Richard Manning Ricks, Washington, D.C., was
recently married to J.E. McNeil. Richard graduated
from the Antioch School of Law. He and his wife are
both attorneys with the law firm of McNeil and
Ricks, PC., in Washington, D.C.
Lynn Diane Robb, Manhattan, NY, is a graphics
artist/designer in Manhattan.
Thomas Richard Lenon, Seattle, is proud to announce the birth of his son, Alexander Taylor Lenon,
on April 4, 1984.
Pamela Lynn Farr Nath, Lacey, WA, was recently
wed to a fellow Evergreen student, Michael Carlton
Nath. She graduated from the University of Chicago
in 1979 with a M.S.T. and is employed by the
Woodland Elementary School, North Thurston
School District.
.
Class of 1977
Class of 1980
Neill Kramer, Rochester, NY, recently received a
position with the Rochester Museum and Science
Center. The museum is in the process of a ten-year,
$10 million renovation. The exhibits will be altered so
as to become interdisciplinary. Neill will be coordinator of public programs.
David R. LODper Watkinsville, GA, just completed
his first year of law school at the University of
Georgia. This last summer David was in Troy, New
York, working as a clerk for a firm that engages in
environmental litigation. He hopes to practice environmental law after he graduates in 1986.
Betsy ColWJll, Columbia, MO, has completed requirements for a Master's degree in history at the
State University of New York at Binghamton and is
continuing her work towards her Ph.D. there.
Deborah Mersky, Austin TX, had a one-person art
show on June 10. She is teaching art in several locations in the Austin area and has just finished preparing her first exhibit for a children's exhibition composed mainly of masks and faces.
Diane Morton, Boulder, CO, completed her Ph.D.
in Molecular Biology at the University of Oregon in
1983. She is currently doing post-doctoral research at
the University of Colorado in Boulder. She was married in July and will soon move to Ithaca, NY, where
she will continue molecular biology research at
Cornell University.
Mike Taylor is now at the University of Alabama on
a teaching and writing fellowship. He recently
returned from a three-year teaching stint in Japan.
Robert Crawford, Old Town, ME, is working as a
consultant biologist to L.L. Bean's fly-fishing school
and working as a carpenter part-time. This fall he
started law school at the University of Minnesota.
Joseph P. Bartek, Boston, MA, has enrolled in the
cooperative legal education program at Northeastern
University School of Law. During his three years in
law school he will undertake four quarters of fuli-time
apprenticeship at law as well as seven quarters of
traditional academic study.
Class of 1981
Dan TlShman, Sharon, CT, has been directing The
National Audubon Society Expedition Institute.
Recently he has directed his energies back towards
the Northwest by developing two new programs for
the Audubon. One is the Pacific Northwest Semester
and the other is called Northwest Expeditions.
'Betsy LOU Wolf, Boston MA, received the Juris
Doctor (J.D.) degree from Northeastern University in
June. Her program there was similar to the one
started this fall by Joseph Bartek (above).
Class of 1978
Class of 1982
Carson Ann "Kit" Miller, San Francisco, CA, continues her work as co-director of the Agape Foundation, doing fundraising training for non-intervention
groups as well as for other peace organizations.
Suzanne Mulligan Morris, Stockton, CA, was
married last December. She is running her own
business and her "Travel Rescue Kit" w-as in the
summer issue of National Geographic's Traveler
Magazine.
Laurie EMse Dieterich, Washington D.C., started
Harvard Law School in August after 1 Vi years
employment on the staff of Congressman Rod
Chandler as his legislative assistant for defense, trade
and foreign affairs.
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David Dougal Stevenson, Claremont, CA, is
teaching English at a boy's school in Southern
California. He is working on getting some articles
published. This past August he went climbing in
Peru.
Fernando E. Maldonado, Staten Island, NY,
recently received his MSW degree from Adelphi
University, Garden City, New York. He continues to
work at South Beach Psychiatric Center in Staten
Island.
Sarah Stollwell, Old Town, ME, is finishing her
master's in wildlife at the University of Maine. Her /.;'">
thesis work is an inventory of the wildlife of Maine's-' ;*
peatlands.
Jill Stewart, Los Angeles, CA, received her master's
degree in journalism at Stanford in 1978. She has
worked as a journalist for five years. She is now a
reporter for the Los Angeles Times and has done
some freelance writing recently for A + Magazine.
Gilmore Lewis Crosby, Seattle, just received his
M.S.W. from the University of Washington. He is
currently employed at Highline Evaluation and
Treatment Facility. In August he trained for CCF, an
organization consulting firm which specializes in the
Organizational Effectiveness Program(OEP).
Mary Hart, Kennewick, WA, recently completed her
Master of Librarianship degree at the University of
Washington. She is expecting to be employed at the
Mid-Columbia Library.
Alice Janny, Olympia, WA, has joined the financial
planning firm of King Capital, Inc, a Seattle-based
financial services firm. She works with individual
clients on personal investment and tax planning.
Class of 1983
Maryline Blackburn, Anchorage, AK, has recently
returned from Atlantic City where whe represented
the State of Alaska in the Miss America Pageant. She
was awarded $2,500 as a non-finalist talent winner
during the contest. She will be touring with a USO
show during the summer of 1985 with other Miss
America contestants.
Matthew Abram Greening, LOS Angeles, CA, is a
writer and cartoonist in Hollywood.
Class of 1979
Douglas J. Luckerman Boston, MA, has enrolled
in the cooperative legal education program at Northeastern University School of Law. During his three
years in law school he will undertake four quarters of
full-time apprenticeship at law as well as seven
quarters of traditional academic study.
Michael Price, Champagne, IL, is currently in an
M.D./Ph.D. program at the University of Illinois
College of Medicine. His Ph.D. work will be in
neuropsychology. Michael worked this past summer
as a computer consultant for an engineering company designing software for industrial furnace
control.
Janet Blaser Dermatis, Victorville, CA, has just
received her teaching credentials and will be teaching
in the Victor Valley Elementary School District this
year.
Kathleen M. Theoe, Puyallup, WA, was recently
promoted to the position of Vice President—
Marketing and Customer Services, McChord Credit
Union, Tacoma, Washington.
Sean McClin, Los Angeles, CA, is currently working on a made-for-TV movie and feature film as
second assistant cameraman in Los Angeles, CA.
Betsy Carey, Eugene, OR, has been working as a
letter carrier with the post office for the past four
years. She is studying poetry and building a loom.
Justin Dick, Denver, CO, has been made Administrative Director of the Recording and Research
Center of the Denver Center for the Performing Arts.
This is a brand new five million dollar audio- and
video-recording studio with a voice laboratory connected to it.
Lend a Helping
Hand to History
Attention alums! Do you have any
slides, photographs, audio tapes, or
video tapes from Evergreen's early
years? Media Archives in the Library is
seeking such materials to continue their
only-just-begun task of documenting
the history of The Evergreen State College. They also can help out in return if
you need materials for presentations on
college history or events. Contact
Johanna Mandt or Malcolm Stilson at
Archives in the Library, The Evergreen
State College, Olympia, Washington
98505.
Yasumuro
Fascinated by
Differences
Between America
and Home
Tribute to
Japan Tops
Fall/Winter Events
Don't let the post-holiday blues get you
down. Plan to attend Evergreen's third
annual "Tribute to Japan" on Sunday,
January 27, in the Evans Library lobby.
Japanese dancers, a kimono fashion
show, an authentic tea ceremony, traditional music and such mouthwatering
delicacies as sushi, tempura, and
teriyaki chicken—all this and more will
be featured in the free, half-day celebration that drew over 1200 college and
community members to campus last
year. Details available at (206)866-6000,
ext. 6128.
Northwest Indian Artists
November 9-December 9
A photographic exhibit of 15 leading
Northwest craftspeople, including
basketmaker Hazel Pete, in Evergreen
Library's Gallery 2.
Pocket Opera
8p.m., Friday, November 16
The popular San Francisco company
presents "A Pick of the Pockets," featuring more than a dozen light and
classical opera selections. In the Experimental Theatre.
Evergreen Jazz Ensemble
8p.m., Tuesday, November 27
The Ensemble blows jazz hot and cool
under the direction of Dave McCrary.
Theatre Mask Ensemble
8p.m., Friday, November 30
This troupe from Portland uses mime,
dance and stunning masks to evoke
everything from mythic tragedy to deep
belly laughs. In the Experimental
Theatre.
By Keith Eisner, Information Specialist
Visiting faculty member Ken-ichi Yasumuro
Space and initiative are two of the most
striking aspects of Ken-ichi Yasumuro's
first impressions of America. The
visiting professor from Kobe University
of Commerce in Kobe, Japan, still
sounds a little awed when he talks about
stepping off the plane in Seattle this
August.
"So much space," he says. "It's very
remarkable—there is so much clean
and open space and it's so very
beautiful."
Yasumuro is also inspired by the
wide-open style of Evergreen students.
In Japan, students are waiting to be
taught," he says. "They're not aggressive about learning. Japanese professors also discourage autonomy, but
here there is much more equality
between students and teachers."
The 37-year-old son of a Yokahama
factory manager has been a life-long
student of international business and
trade. Yasumuro's articles on the subject
include a study of "Political List
Management," an examination of the
relation of business and commerce to
social and political environments.
Presently he's sharing that knowledge
with students in Evergreen's Graduate
Program in Public Administration.
Winter Quarter, he'll teach undergraduates on the relationships between
Japanese and U.S. business styles.
Yasumuro is fascinated by the
similarities and contrasts between
Japanese and American industry and
commerce. Like the U.S., he relates,
Japan's heavy "smoke-stack" industries
have suffered in the past tew years, being replaced in supremacy by electronics and computers. Ironically,
Japanese economists are concerned
with the dumping of cheaper Korean
and Taiwanese goods on their markets,
in much the same way that American
manufacturers have been concerned
about Japanese products.
Yasumuro shakes his head when
asked about U.S. and Japanese trade
imbalances. "It's not good right now.
One possible resolution is for continued
Japanese investment in American companies. Five years ago most Japanese investors were interested in Southeast
Asia, but now we see a lot of investing
in the U.S., especially in California and
other sunbelt industries. Maybe in the
next decade this move will help the
balance of payments."
When not studying and teaching,
Yasumuro enjoys taking his six-year-old
daughter, four-year-old son and wife
Hisayo on trips around the Northwest.
During the week, his daughter attends
McLane elementary school, his son attends Driftwood Daycare Center and
his wife studies English composition at
South Puget Sound Community
College.
"People have been very kind and
helpful," Yasumuro says, smiling. "My
children are making friends and so am
I. It is an exciting time."
Athletic Program Welcomes New Coaches
Late Breaking
Sports News
The men's soccer team has put together
an outstanding record this fall. At press
time, Coach Arno Zoske's booters were
coming off a 1-0 home victory over the
University of Puget Sound, bringing
their record to 8-2-5 for the year. The
women's soccer team has fared less well
as they stand at 2-13-1 for the season,
even though Coach Tamar Chotzen's
troops dropped their last three games by
scores of only 2-0, 2-0 and 2-1. The men
will be shooting for a big time upset
when they play the University of
Washington's Soccerdogs—currently
the best team in the Northwest and
No. 8 nationally—in Seattle on
November 4. Evergreen's young sailing
team finished in the middle of the pack
in their first two regattas, then grabbed
a resounding victory by winning nine of
13 races at the Lewis and Clark Regatta
in Portland; while Coach Pete
Steilberg's cross country team has been
improving personal times and team
finishes weekly as they build toward the
NAIA District Championships at
Pacific Lutheran University on
November 3.
Freshman Tom Boatright pushes the ball upfield
against Willamette of Salem, Oregon. Evergreen
eventually lost the contest, 2-1. Photo by student
Steve Schaefer.
Two new coaches are already hard at it
this fall. Janet Welch, who served as
assistant coach of the sailing team last
year, is now the head coach, while
Bruce Fletcher is the new coach of the
swim team and Aquatics Coordinator of
the Rec Center pool.
An '82 Evergreen alumna, Welch led
a sailing team with only four returning
members into their first action at the
University of Washington and returned
with a fifth place finish in a field of 10
and a third place for the A team.
"We simply won't be a very experienced team," says Welch, "but as a
new coach it's exciting to start fresh
with a whole new batch of people."
Fletcher is a Capital High School of
Olympia graduate who returns to his
hometown from a position as assistant
swim coach at Central Washington
University, which sent 26 swimmers to
nationals last year. Under his guidance,
Evergreen's swimmers are already practicing twice a day. As a collegiate swimmer, Fletcher participated in the National Championships three years in a
row, but there's more to coaching for
him than qualifying for nationals.
"My goal as coach is to help each
swimmer improve," Fletcher says. "I
encourage team members to set personal goals which are realistic and
reachable. That way, as they progress,
they'll feel good about the work they're
doing."
Welch echoed a similar concern for
her sailors' self-worth: "Being on a
team provides a person with a sense of
continuity and facilitates making
friendships. It makes being a student a
little easier."
Swim meets begin in earnest after the
first of the year, while sailing competition started in October and continues
right through winter and spring.
'84-85 Foundation Scholars Reflect
the Diversity of New Students
The Evergreen State College Foundation is pleased to announce the recipients of 40 Foundation Scholarships
for the 1984-85 academic year. The
Scholarships, which are for full in-state
tuition, are awarded on the basis of
students' superior academic achievement and contributions in the arts,
athletics, community activities and
leadership. In addition to the high
school graduates and two- and four-year
college transfers listed below, the following returning students were also named
Foundation Scholars: Amy Davis, Seattle, WA; Steven Friddle, Olympia, WA;
Pamela Kuri, Oregon; Michael
McGrath, Olympia, WA; Robert
Menna, Seattle, WA; and Christopher
Yates, Walla Walla, WA.
Caroline Abshire
Grays Harbor C. C., Aberdeen, WA
Cheryl Adams
Yakima Valley C.C., Yakima, WA
Andrea Calabria
Garfield H.S., Seattle, WA
Karen Clifford
Decatur H.S., Federal Way, WA
Susan Clynch
Washington State U., Pullman, WA
Robert Davis
Deep Springs College, CA
Cynthia Duncan
Mountain View H.S., Vancouver, WA
Annette Estes
Bellevue H.S., Bellevue, WA
Amy Gale
Mercer Island H.S., Mercer Island, WA
Shawn Graham
Mark Morris H.S., Longview, WA
Robert Itzkovitz
City College of N.Y., New York, N.Y.
Adam Kasper
Capital H.S., Olympia, WA
Lori Latimer
Tahoma H.S., Kent, WA
Ralph Litzinger
Colorado State U, Fort Collins, CO
Maurice Metzger
Ft. Vancouver H.S., Vancouver, WA
Wilan Morgenstern
Kent-Meridian H.S., Kent, WA
Tanja Olson
Columbia H.S., White Salmon, WA
Mikel Olsson
Ft. Steilacoom C.C., Tacoma, WA
Jennifer Orr
Interlake H.S., Bellevue, WA
Polly Pauw
Decatur H.S., Federal Way, WA
Lynette Peters
Washington State U., Pullman, WA
Tuan Phan
Edmonds H.S., Edmonds, WA
VikkiPoitra
Sinte Gleska C., Rosebud, SD
Douglas Prichard
Oak Harbor H.S., Oak Harbor, WA
Heidi Roecks
University of Washington, Seattle, WA
Ellie Rosenthal
UCLA, Los Angeles, CA
Matthew Salo
University of Washington, Seattle, WA
Kevin Schiele
Univ. of Maryland, College Park, MD
Jennifer Seymore
Henry Foss H.S., Tacoma, WA
Kathy Shields
College of Wooster, Wooster, OH
Susan Sisk
University of Washington, Seattle, WA
Shirley Smith
Peninsula C.C., Port Angeles, WA
Darrel Wilson
Olympic C.C., Bremerton, WA
Jennifer Wortman
Capital H.S., Olympia, WA
Foundation Fund-Raising Sets New
Record in '83-84
By John Gallagher, Associate Director of
Development
The Evergreen State College enjoyed a
fantastic year during 1983-84. All of the
super publicity described elsewhere in
this issue, real progress by Geoduck
athletic teams, highly successful theater
productions, and breathtaking shows in
the Evergreen galleries set the pace for a
banner year. In keeping with this upbeat
tempo, Evergreen also enjoyed its bestever fund-raising year. The Evergreen
State College Foundation, the fundraising arm of the college, received a
record total of $281,994 in gifts during
1983-84, a 25% increase over 1982-83.
Evergreen supporters have now increased the amount given to the college in
each of the last five years. Support improved in virtually every area.
Highlights of the year include:
••An 8.3% growth above 1982-83 in the
Annual Fund, which provides scholarship and special project support to
Evergreen's students, and reached
$76,971 in 1983-84, an Annual Fund
record.
1983-84 President's Club
(Gifts of $1,000 or more)
W.P. and Elizabeth Balderston
Wesley and Marie Berglund
H. Adams and Ann B. Carter
Norton and Jane Clapp
Daniel and Nancy Evans
Don and Willa Fassett
Vicky Draham Friend
Herbert and Carol Fuller
Fred and Dorothy Haley
Halvor Hafvorson
Ira and Jean Hurlburt
Rosemary Johnson
Lewis and Joan Jones
1983-84 Cooper Point Club
(Gifts of $500 to ,
The Evergreen State College Foundation
and Save!
Consider The Evergreen State College before selling your
securities—you can save on taxes and invest in Washington's
future at the same time. For example, if you paid $500 for
stock now worth $1,000, you can avoid capital gains tax on the
profit and deduct the full $1,000 contribution.
Invest in Evergreen These Two Easy Ways:
1. If your broker (or bank) holds the certificate—ask your broker to
transfer the shares to the account of The Evergreen State
College Foundation and await instructions from the Foundation. Send a letter or a copy of your letter of instruction to
John Gallagher, Associate Director of Development at the
Foundation, mentioning the purpose of your gift, and his staff
will do the rest.
2. If you hold the certificate—for maximum safety, send the
certificate by regular mail (without endorsing it) to John
Gallagher. Under separate cover, mail a stock power signed in
blank with a copy of your original letter of instruction.
For more information, write to
John Gallagher, Associate Director of Development
The Evergreen State College Foundation
The F^'ergreen State College
Olympia,'WA 98505
Ann Arbor Trust Company
Dr. Leonard Berger
William and Elizabeth Bowen
Kathcrine M. Bullitt
Canadian Consulate General
Barbara Coolcy
Joseph and Katherine Daffron
Gayer and Patricia Dominick
John and Marilyn Eriekson
H. Warren and Gerry Ghormley
John and Diane Hamilton-Darby
Gene and Phyllis Letendre
Ruth Ann Lord
Albert and Martha MacLeod
Dennis and Joan Peterson
Thurman and Laura Poston
Janet and Orin Smith
Hclene Van Buren
Dan and Cathy Young-Scheuer
Zonta Club Of Olympia
1983-84 Tower Club
(Gifts of $250 to $499)
Robert and Gail Bates
Margaret Naomi Bloch
Edward and Yvonne Cazier
Clinton Childs, Jr.
Consulate General Of Japan
Friends Of The Longhouse
W.H. and Claire Fuller
Patricia W. Griffith
Gifts received from July 1, 1983 to June 30, 1984
or telephone (206) 866-6000, ext. 6565
I.;.:
^•Dramatic growth in the membership of
college gift clubs, led by increases of
50% for the Cooper Point Club (gifts of
$500 to $999), and the Evergreen 100
Club (gifts of $100 to $249).
>-An increase of 22% (from 438 in
1982-83 to 536 in 1983-84) in the
number of alumni making a contribution to Evergreen.
^-Receipt of more than $140,000 in giftsin-kind, including two sailboats, 30 computer terminals, a marvelous collection
of rare geological specimens, athletic
equipment and artwork.
Thank You to all of You—the incredible
people and organizations who contributed during 1983-84. Your support
makes a huge difference to students at
The Evergreen State College.
Thomas and Kathryn Hornbein
Jasper Stewart Hunt, Jr.
Nancy Leigh
Miriam S. Mathes
Michael V. Rainwater
Jacqueline W. Trimble
Leslie and Devora Turner
David E. Wagoner
Susan Washburn
Jed and Perry Williamson
John Williamson
Nancy and Norman Wooldridge
1983-84 Evergreen 100 Club
(Gifts of $100 to $249)
George and Caroline Kinnear
John F. Koons
Barbara B. MaePhail
Raymond and Jeanne Meredith
Robert and Carol Olson
Rainier Bank
Mrs. Nelson Reed
Robert and Letitia Reeves
Saga, Inc.
Helen M. Schiff Foundation
Soroptimist Int'l of Olympia
Bruce and Mary Stevenson
The Governor House Hotel
Joan and Mort Thomas
Totem Ocean Trailer Express
Wash. State China Relations Counci
Sid and Patricia Matheny-White
Walter B. Williams
You Can Give a Stock Certificate to
^•Growth in the total number of gifts
received by the Foundation from 1,722
in 1982-83 to 1,795 in 1983-84, a 4.2%
increase and a new record.
Problems? We have made every attempt to be absolutely accurate in our reporting. But we sometimes
make mistakes! If we haven't listed you correctly in
the following pages, or if we have not listed you when
we should have, we would appreciate hearing from
you.
Dr. John O. Aikin
Durwood and Dorys Alkire
Clifford and Charlotte Alterman
Jamie K. Andersen
Kari Kay Andrikopoulos
Anne B. Appleby
Anthony and Ruth Arnold
John and Joan Banker
Mark and Maxine Barkan
Jeffrey Dean Barton
Joan Lee Battuello
Percy Bean
A.E. Benfield
James Scott Bennett
Robert Benson, Jr.
Richard Dale Sever
Kenneth and Claudia Beyer
Mary Alice Billings
Nicholas S. Blattner
Renee Couchee Biattner
William and Mary Bowen
Jack E. Bozarth
Herbert and Shirley Bridge
J. Henry and Barbara Brockhaus
Evelyn Browne
Juliet and Sandra Butler
Thomas and Clara Butler
Gayle and Russ Cahill-Rothrock
C. F., Sr. and Ellen Campbell
L. Newquist and Glen Carroll
Theodore H. Church
Nicholas B. Clinch
Frank and Joan Cohee
Ritannette Cooper
Michael E.P. Corrigan
Nancy Ann Cress
Albert and Charlotte Dangler
Terry Denny
Stephen and Lucienne Dimitrof
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Volume 6, Number 1
November 1984
Published by the
Office of Development
The Evergreen State College
Olympia, Washington 98505
The Milieu of the
Fighting Geoduck
By Cath Johnson, Sports Information Director
From September to May on almost any
weekend you can find the Fighting
Geoducks squaring off against one of
their Northwest opponents, be it the
Loggers, the Lutes, the Bucs or even a
Saint or two.
As a member of the National
Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
(NAIA), Evergreen competes in District
I, a large playground comprised of 14
schools that span three states and a
Canadian province.
NAIA schools vary widely both in
size of enrollment and in the scope of
their athletic programs. Evergreen's
crosstown rival, St. Martin's College,
has an enrollment of 550 and competes
intercollegiately in only two sports;
whereas Simon Fraser in British Columbia has around 12,000 students and
offers nine sports for men and seven for
women at the intercollegiate level.
There are different alignments within
District I for almost every sport which
can be confusing. In men's soccer, for
instance, District I is divided into a
North Division of Simon Fraser,
Western Washington, Seattle University
and UPS, and a South Division of
Whitman, Whitworth, Pacific Lutheran
and Evergreen. Winners of the North
and South play each other for the
District title. In women's soccer,
however, all the District teams compete
in one big group.
Despite their differences, these
schools all play by the same rules and,
by virtue of their membership in the
NAIA, they all share the belief that
students are students first and athletes
second.
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"There are a number of reasons we
joined the NAIA," explains Jan
Lambertz, Evergreen's director of
Recreation and Athletics. "The primary
reason, however, is that the guiding
philosophies of the organization are in
keeping with the spirit of athletics, the
values of the college's social contract,
and the code of ethics here at
Evergreen."
The NAIA is a democratic organization truly run by its membership. Each
institution is guaranteed a vote at the
national convention, and the NAIA has
embraced women as equal partners in
decision making as well as competition.
Most recently, the NAIA took steps to
protect student athletes from abuse by
stating their rights and responsibilities.
"By being a member of the NAIA,"
Lambertz says, "we can provide our
student athletes with the opportunity to
compete at the highest level while maintaining their primary function as college students."
Two Breeds of
Geoducks
The ReVicw compares Evergreen's
Mascot to its real world cousin, the
everyday Gweduc of the Mud Bay.
When the going gets tough, Gweducs
dig in, but Evergreen Geoducks aren't
afraid to stick their necks out.
Siphon: with which to bore through mud, dark red to dark
gray, black tip
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Alert eyes for insight and fixing upon opponei
Fearless Geoduck Grin
Geoduck Garb:
TESC athletic jersey
(green, gray, white)
weak hinge
Shell: dull, grayish white
Hackm satkus
Gweduc
Fightin' Geoduck or King Clam!
Panope generosa
Athleticus academica geoduckus
Habitat: Pacific Coast Basin from
British Columbia to California, most
notably Mud Bay
Habitat: soccer fields, cross country
courses, the library, sailing waters, tennis courts, internships on campus and
off, swimming pools and generally the
cozy confines of Cooper Point.
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Computer Brain: the ultimate weapon of Evergreen-style
geoduck. something heretofore little-used on U.S. fields of
athletic endeavor
Shell: hard and pristine
white to fend off the slings and fast
finishes of opposing teams
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The "buzzing" oi" reporters grew exceptionally loud
one September afternoon when a helicopter from
KOMO TV of Seattle landed in the field behind the
Seminar Building and reporter Mike Nesteroff popped out to do a feature story on Evergreen's reactions
to the Birnbach story in Parade for KOMO's evening
news.
