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Alumni Board members Mike Hall and George Schroeder discuss the merits (?) of
the Reunion's now infamous Geoduck Sludge.

Oct. 9 Reunion Focuses on
"Zen and the Art of
Geoduck Maintenance"

Max Whipps, '81, and Mary Potegal are joined in matrimony during the festivities at Super Saturday last June 5. The Rev.
Howard Caesar is conducting the ceremony, while faculty member Earle McNeil at left (behind Caesar) and Ms. Potegal's
daughter, Hilde, at right are standing up for the bride and groom.

Maxwell and Mary United in Super Wedding
Just a few strangers stopped
by. Someone tried to peddle
free kittens. And, the bride's
eight-year-old son thought he
was waiting for a helicopter
ride, rather than attending a
significant ceremony.
Other than those few
distractions, the wedding of
Evergreen graduate Maxwell
Whipps and Mary Potegal
was without interruption—
despite the fact it was conducted in the midst of Evergreen's Super Saturday
celebration attended by more
than 20,000 persons on
June 5.
"It was wonderful fun,"
the bridegroom reports.
"Many of our guests had
never been to a Super Saturday celebration before—and
they loved it. Their children
had lots to do and we staged
the reception all over
campus, with a few stops at
the Beer Garden. We all
enjoyed the festivities and
were delighted we had
chosen that day and setting
in which to be married."

The decision to do so
got started, as you might
suspect, as a joke.
Maxwell was determined
to have his former faculty
member and close friend
Earle McNeil serve as his
best man. After the date was
set for June 5, the wedding
participants realized their
date conflicted with Evergreen's annual spring celebration for which McNeil was
cochair of the arts and crafts
activities. Someone with
tongue firmly stuck in cheek
suggested having the wedding as part of the festivities.
"The more we thought
about it, the better it
sounded," reports Maxwell.
"As a former military man
who spent three years attending Evergreen, I'd come to
view it as part of my extended
family anyway. To my surprise, Mary really liked the
idea too, so we went for it."
Seventy friends—and a
few strangers—gathered outside the Seminar Building
that afternoon. The helicopter

rides stopped for an hour
while the Reverend Howard
Caeser of Olympia's Unity
Church led the ceremony
uniting Maxwell and Mary.
"Mary's son was puzzled
by it all," laughs Maxwell.
"He thought we were quietly
waiting for a helicopter
ride—and didn't realize until
we told him that we had just
gotten married."
Now settled just outside
of Olympia, Maxwell, who
graduated in 1981 with
studies in counseling
psychology, is working as a
volunteer at the Army Community Service Center in Fort
Lewis, while Mary, a graduate of Ripon College in
Wisconsin, works as a substitute teacher and a parttime bookkeeper.
Both have received what
he calls "lots of feedback"
on their unusual wedding. "It
was a perfect setting," he
concludes. "We felt it
beautifully matched the spirit
in which we viewed our
marriage."

If the end of summer
symbolizes the birth of the
blues for you, your Alumni
Association has just the
cure—the 1982 Alumni
Reunion scheduled for Saturday, October 9, at Evergreen.
Irreverently called "Zen
and the Art of Geoduck
Maintenance" or alternately
"Self Help in the '80s," this
multi-faceted, day-long
festivity promises something
for everyone—from speeches
to movies, workshops to
elections, soccer games to
dancing.
Former President Charles
McCann will welcome alums
to campus with a timely
greeting Saturday morning,
followed by a stimulating
address by an as yet unselected keynote speaker and
the Alumni Association
business meeting at which
bylaw changes may be considered, new board members
elected, and membership
news and views shared.
Afternoon activities will
offer alums a chance to gain
practical advice on everything
from home energy systems

to career planning, stress
management to health care.
Or, the more athletically
inclined can enjoy Geoduck
soccer competition while
they munch a lunch prepared
by the intercollegiate
athletics program.
The now infamous
Geoduck Sludge will enrich
(or endanger) later afternoon
happy hours, complemented
with "top of the campus"
dining on the fourth floor of
the library and a budgetfitting film festival which
carries an admission fee of a
mere 25*.
Festivities conclude
Saturday night with dancing
to music by a top-name
Seattle band.
More, up-to-the-minute
details and registration forms
for Reunion '82 will be in
your mailbox soon. An overnight housing referral service
will be available for out-oftowners and car pools from
Seattle will also be arranged.
For complete information, call or write the Alumni
Office.

Board Nominations Open
Would you like to get more
involved in the Alumni
Association? Why not run for
a position on the Board of
Directors?
The Nominations Committee is currently soliciting .
nominations for 12 positions,
most of which run for two
years, though some one-year
terms are available to fill
vacancies caused by
resignations.
Board members attend
four quarterly business meetings, participate in a fall
retreat to plan the year's
activities, and are expected
to be active members on at
least one of the following
committees: Programs,
Communications, Admissions, Membership, Legislative Relations, or Financial
Affairs.

Nominations may only
be made by Alumni Association members, and should be
submitted in writing by
September 15 to the Nomina:
tions Committee, c/o Alumni
Office, The Evergreen State
College, Olympia, WA 98505.
Elections will take place on
October 9, during the annual
business meeting at the
reunion.
If you don't have time to
serve on the Board, please
consider joining one of the
committees. No election is
necessary; just volunteer
some of your time to barbeque chicken, lobby a legislator, write an article for the
AlumNews, etc.
Call the Alumni office,
and El lie will connect you
with the appropriate committee chair.

Labor Day traditionally
signals a three-day weekend,
kids returning to school, and
the end of summer. Add to
these a new tradition—Alumni barbequed chicken at
Olympia's Harbor Fair.
September 4 and 5, we'll
be hawking our delicious
chicken among arts and
crafts booths during the
Harbor Fair festival, at Olympia's waterfront Percival Park.
We hope to make this year's
chicken sale even more
profitable than last year's.
And—you guessed it—we
need volunteers to work the
alumni booth.
More than 30 volunteers
worked at the June Super
Saturday chicken barbeque,
where we cleared $543 for the
Alumni Association. July
saw stalwart alumni volunteers take the barbeque show
to Tenino's Oregon Trail Days
festival, where we sold more
savory fowl.
At Harbor Fair, we're
looking forward to clear
skies, teams of enthusiastic
volunteers, and flocks of
chicken sales. If you're able
to volunteer for a three-hour
shift, please contact Ellie in
the Alumni Office at 866-6566.
See you at Harbor Fair!

Harbor Fair Chicken Chefs Sought

AiumNotes
Vera Adderley 79, Hoquiam, WA, is
employed with Youth Help as a coordinator of Drug and Alcohol Prevention.
Carolyn Ansell '80, Bend, OR, is
employed as a river guide for Sun
Country Tours, guiding river trips on
the Deschutes River out of Bend. She
is applying to Yale to receive her M.S.
Nurse Practitioner degree in Nursing/
Midwifery. She is married to TESC
alum Simon Ansell, who is also a river
guide and cross-country ski instructor.
They have a son born last September.

Ellen Brucker 79, Hanover, N.H., is
working at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock
Medical Center as editor of the Hitchcock staff newsletter. She was married
in April, to Brian Cain, a printer in
Sharon, Vermont. They live in a solardesign house at the top of a hill at the
end of the town road.
Barbara Brundage '81, is a medical
secretary for Olympia Urologists. She
has been a substitute teacher for the
Business Education department at
Olympia High School.

Jonathan Aragom '81, Olympia, is a
food handler for Capitol Campus
Canteen. He is applying to graduate
school to receive his M.A. degree in
psychotherapy. He is also involved in
church welfare, teaching youth and
doing missionary work in addition to
studying for the priesthood.

Eric Buck '80, Camden, ME, is employed by Whittemore & Williams Yacht
Management Service as a relief skipper.
He is in charge of a 57-foot ketch for
the summer and will serve as mate
thereafter. He has worked for Hurricane
Island Outward Bound School for three
years and intends to do so again.

Harriet Arnold '81, Redmond, WA, is a
substitute teacher in the Lake Washington School District.

Patricia Caffrey '81, New Haven, CT,
serves as the development director for
the Connecticut Fund for the Environment. She is in charge of fund-raising,
membership development, fiscal
management, volunteer coordination,
newsletter production.

Susan Ball 77, Leavenworth, WA, has
just completed one year of graduate
study in wildlife biology at Washington
State University and is working this
summer as a wildlife biologist on a
mountain goat research project with
the Washington State Department of
Game at Lake Chelan. Susan has
recently received a $20,000 fellowship
plus tuition waiver from Robert Redford's Institute of Resource Management for two years of graduate study
at WSU.
Shelly Baxter '82, has received a fullride fellowship to complete a graduate
degree in economics at the University
of Notre Dame.
Scott Benedict '80, Federal Heights,
CO, is employed by The Junction Eating Place. He is applying to the
University of Colorado (Denver) to
obtain his masters degree in
architecture.
Jeanne Bereiter '81, Burnaby, B.C.,
Canada, will attend McGill University
in September to begin working toward
her M.D.
Knute "Skip" Berger 76, Bainbridge
Island, WA, is employed in the
development office of The Bob Hope
International Heart Research Institute.
Skip writes that he and his wife, Diane
Hucks Berger, 75, are the proud
parents of twins, born in early May.
Caria Black '81, Seattle, is an assistant
bicycle planner for the City of Seattle.
She is active in the Lake Washington
Rowing Club, treasurer of the Green
Lake Crew Advisory Council, and sings
in her church choir.
Linda Bookey '80, Bellevue, WA, is
employed as a legal executive secretary
for G.N.A., a life insurance company.
She has just received her life insurance
'license and was married on June 19, to
Dave Gerstenberger '80.

Kenneth Cain '81, Olympia, works as a
musician for Jackson Prairie Band.
Vicki Caparoon '80, Olympia, is project
coordinator for Olympia R/UDAT. Her
duties for this nonprofit organization
include coordinating activities, planning, and administration for efforts to
revitalize downtown Olympia.
Carol Jean Cordy, Seattle, is attending
the University of Washington to obtain
her M.D.
Anna Coggan 79, Jerusalem, Israel, is
working for the Information Department
of the World Zionist Organization.
Anna has recently been appointed
assistant to the director of the Israel
Science Caravan, an Israeli outreach
and goodwill project scheduled to visit
the Pacific Northwest in the spring of
1983.
Joan Cromwell '80, Olympia, is a
substitute teacher for local elementary
schools.
Kathleen Curry '80, Aberdeen, WA, is
self-employed as a private therapist.
Charles F. Davis 74, Seattle, completed his masters in nonformal education at Michigan State University in
June, and is presently project director
for National Science Foundation Grant,
"Playground Physics."
Diane De Moulin '80, Costa Mesa, CA,
has been promoted to buyer for three
Nordstrom stores in California.
Pat des Chene '81, Olympia, is employed in Evergreen's Registrar's
Office. She has been accepted to
Washington State University for this
fall when she'll begin studying for her
degree in veterinary medicine. She is
involved in the Olympia Folkdancers,
and NARAL.

R. June Des Rochers 78, Vancouver,
WA, has recently become a Volunteer
in Service to America (VISTA).
Beverly A. Dittrich '80, Olympia, is
employed by Radiance as a massage
therapist. She is also self-employed as
an astrology teacher and counselor.
She is actively involved in OWN (Olympia Wellness Network) and is a member
of the American Federation of
Astrologers.

the state. He has now settled in
Anchorage where he has a brand new
job with the Alaska Psychiatric Institute as an aide. Jim has lost his
address book. He says he'd like to
hear from anyone who cares to write.
His address is: 825 I Street #4,
Anchorage, AK 99501.
Roland Hamel 79, Tacoma, WA, is
employed by Western State Hospital as
a hospital attendant. He is working
on a volume of poetry in his spare time.

Scott Englander '81, Pavilion, N.Y., is
living on a farm near Pavilion doing
carpentry and farm-related work and
working with an architect on solar
design and engineering in Rochester.

Carmen Hanna '81, has been accepted
to Pacific Lutheran University in a
master's program in Marriage and
Family Therapy for fall.

Peter Epperson '81, Boulder, CO, is
assistant director for public relations
and marketing at the Denver Center
Theatre Company.

John Hennessey 77, Hanover, NH,
is a candidate for a master's degree in
computer and information science at
Dartmouth College.

William G. Ferris 79, Pasadena, CA, is
attending the Art Center: College of
Design, seeking a BA degree in
photography.

Beverly Hermanson '81, Olympia, is an
administrative assistant for the Commission for Vocational Education. She
is involved in technical assistance to
local education agencies, planning,
budgeting, labor relations, and legislative lobbying.

Gary Fisher '81, Spokane, WA, is
employed by the Sisters of Providence
as a programmer/analyst.
Bob Foster '80, Portland, OR, is a
news photographer for KATU TV,
Portland.
John Foster 79, Olympia, is the
coordinator/editor for the Lost Music
Network which provides information
about independently produced music.
Richard Fowler, Olympia, is employed
by The Boeing Company as a technical
aid analyst. He is attending the
University of Washington studying
video engineering.
Steve Francis 79, Seattle, has been
accepted to Notre Dame University
graduate program to study economic
development. He also received a
Schmitt Fellowship, which waives
tuition and pays a $4200 stipend.
Marya Fuller '80, Olympia, is employed
as a legal assistant in a local law
office. She conducts legal research and
drafts pleadings and correspondence.
She has been accepted to the University of Washington School of Law this
fall.
David Gallagher 78, Stamford, CT, is
seeking a doctorate in political science
at Columbia University.
David Gerstenberger '80, Bellevue, WA,
is employed by ISDS of Seattle as a
computer programmer in software for
the process control of Powell River
Pulp and Paper Mill.
Jim Gibson '81, Tacoma, WA, is
employed by Vlahovich Design Associates as a designer in graphic and
interior design.
Jim Gilfix '81, Anchorage, AK, spent
the first summer after graduation
processing salmon in Petersburg, AK,
and then spent time traveling around

Margo Hertlein '81, Olympia, is a field
director for the Pacific Peaks Girl
Scout Council. She supervises adult
volunteers in Mason, Thurston, and
Lewis Counties and provides programs
for girls. She is actively involved as a
vice president for the board of trustees
of the State Capitol Museum and
serves on Evergreen's Alumni board.
Molly Holscher '80, Olympia, is employed by the State of Washington as
an interviewer. Her duties include
processing claims for unemployment
for the Employment Security
Department.
Darrel Howe '81, Gig Harbor, WA, is
self-employed as a designer on construction of family dwellings, with an
emphasis on architectural engineering.
He is an active member of the Audubon
Society and a part-time design consultant for local builders in energy use
and conservation.
Lyda Hunt '80, Olympia, is employed
by VISTA-ACTION as a fund-raising
director and Youth Job readiness
coordinator. She is also a Cub Scout
Pack Committee chairwoman.
Dick Jones 79, Olympia, is a news
photographer for KSTW-TV.
Bruce Alan Jordan '81, Olympia, is
applying to graduate school to pursue
an M.A. degree in philosophy.
Andy Keller '80, Fernandino Beach, FL,
is employed as an instructor for the
Hurricane Island Outward Bound
School in northern Florida. He works
with juvenile delinquents, taking them
on a 380-mile canoe trip across Florida
and Georgia. Andy writes that he has
been very busy since graduation. He's
worked as a YCC crew leader and
naturalist in Alaska. He's kayaked,
backpacked, built a log house and

worked for the Southeast Alaska Conservation Council in Juneau. As if that
isn't enough, he also worked as a park
naturalist for the Arches Big Bend and
Olympic National Parks.
Sandra Kent 78, Miami Beach, FL, is
employed by the University of Miami
as a teacher. She is teaching English
as a second language, developing
materials, and individualizing the lab.
She received her MA degree from
Portland State University.
Susan Culbertson Kerber '80, Lacey,
WA, is working for Sound Home Health
Services as a special assistant to the
executive director. She has applied to
Evergreen's graduate program in public
administration. Susan is also the proud
mother of Leland Ray, born in June
of 1981.
Steven Kemes 79, Port Angeles, WA,
is the Clallam County Sheriff. He
has attended the University of Virginia
where he worked toward an MA degree
in public administration. His community
activities include service on boards of
directors for the Washington Association of County Officials, and MAST
Helicopters.
Kathryn Knutson 79, Seattle, is employed by the Sumner School District
as a third grade teacher.
Robin Lane '81, Olympia, is employed
by Planned Parenthood, Seattle-King
County, as clinic supervisor in Thurston
and Mason Counties. She manages
clinics in both counties and does most
of the consulting.
Chad Lewis 73, Everett, has been
granted tenure on the faculty of Everett
Community College.
Kathy Lusher 79, Prosser, WA, is
completing a four-year apprenticeship
in Japan studying ceramics under an
international authority.
Ann Malean '81, Olympia, is working
for the Washington State Energy Office
in the Conservation Division. She's
working on two projects: The Biennial
Report (assessing conservation potential in the industrial sector) and on a
new Residential Energy Efficiency
Rating System.
Ross Matteson '80, Olympia, is vicepresident for Westsound Recording
Inc. He co-manages the business,
which is centered around audio recording of musical productions.
Laurie McDermott '81, Portland, OR, is
employed by the Bureau of Alcohol
and Substance Abuse as a senior
alcoholism counselor where she
administrates and delivers outpatient
alcoholism treatment. She is applying
to Lewis and Clark College to study for
an MA degree in counseling
psychology.

Announcements
Evergreen's Alumni Association is briefly explained in a
new brochure produced by
the Communications Committee. Included is an application for membership. If
you'd like to learn more
about the association, or get
copies of the brochure to
distribute to interested
friends, call or write the
Alumni Office.
Are you an Alumni business
person? If so, El lie would
like one of your business
cards for display in the
Alumni Office. And while
you're at it, let us know
about any current events in
your life (new job, marriage,
children, or other feats of
daring) for the AlumNotes.

Kelly McGrew '81, Olympia, is employed by the Employment Security
Department as a word processing
operator. In her spare time, she is
involved in politics.
Merrill McSpadden '82, Seattle, has
been accepted to the University of
Washington Graduate School of
Psychology.
Mark Meredith '81, Bozeman, MT, has
received his teacher certification in
physical education/health/athletic
training from Montana State University.
He is preparing for his professional
examination as an athletic trainer.
Steven Douglas Miller '81, Tacoma,
WA, is employed by Tacoma Boatbuilding Company as a word processing operator.
Susan Davenport Moore '81, Olympia,
is presently on maternity leave. She is
planning to seek her masters degree in
organizational and personnel development. She is actively involved in promoting the Olympia Jazz Community.
Jonathan Morris '80, San Jose, CA, is
employed by Intel Corporation as a
software evaluation engineer. He has
applied to both Stanford and the
University of California at Berkeley for
admission to a masters program.
Roland Morris '80, Milwaukie, OR, is
attending Portland State University to
complete his teaching certificate in
music.
Sue Moser '81, Snohomish, WA, is
both self-employed as a private piano
teacher and is also employed by
Everett Community College where she
teaches pedagogy. She is secretary for
the Washington State Music Teachers
and division chairman for membership
in the Music Teachers National Association. She plays clarinet in the Everett
Community College band, plays woodwind in the ECC playhouse orchestra
and gives woodwind workshops in
local schools. Sue is also In charge of
the Young Artist Master Series for
Snohomish County Music Teachers.
Shannon Murphy '81, Berkeley, CA, is
attending the University of California
at Berkeley, studying for her masters
degree in nutrition.
Roger Nedrow '81, Vancouver, WA, is
an assistant manager for Clark County
School Employees Credit Union.
Chris Nelson 79, Olympia, is selfemployed as the owner/operator of
Sound Media productions. In his spare
time, he is initiating a contemporary
traveling museum of counter-cultural
activities.
Linda Nelson '81, Lynnwood, WA, is
the proud mother of a baby born in
March. She is attending Seattle
University, working toward her degree
in counseling.

Alums to
Host Student
Lunches

More Book Seminars Planned

Many alums remember book
seminars as the best of times
at Evergreen (and occasionally the worst). For those
Whoever said there was no
who miss knocking heads
over a good book, the Alumni
such thing as a "free lunch"
obviously wasn't acquainted
Association will continue to
with Alumni Association
sponsor monthly book
members and their determin- seminars this year.
ation to encourage prospecAlumna Margo Hertlein
tive students to visit the
and Carmen Hanna began the
campus.
seminars last winter, and
Thanks to suggestions
held three seminars at the
college. Along with other
from a dedicated alumni
interested alums, they semteam, the Association has
agreed to host lunches on
inared on The Evergreen
campus for up to 150 student Experience, by faculty member Dr. Richard Jones;
visitors during the 1982-83
academic year. All interested Humboldt's Gift, by Saul
students have to do is make
Bellows, and The Milagro
advance arrangements for
Beanfield War, by John
lunch through the AdmisNichols. Jones led the first
sions Office. Alumni are
seminar, and faculty member
encouraged to refer potential Eric Larsen attended the
Geoducks to the Admissions second. Wine and cheese
Office for complete details.
were served, and the ambience of the library board
room made for pleasant
evening discussions.
Books for this year's
seminars have yet to be
selected and Margo invites
any suggestions on both
fiction and non-fiction. She'll
invite faculty members to
attend seminars and is also

Carolyn Norred 79, Rainier, OR, is a
part-time English instructor at Lower
Columbia College.
Rick Olson '81, Vancouver, WA is
studying for his law degree at Lewis
and Clark College/Northwestern School
of Law.
Leslie Oren '81, Los Angeles, CA, is
an administrative assistant for the
National Energy Foundation where she
coordinates educational programs on
energy for high school students and
raises funds. Leslie is also writing and
setting up a freelance editing/proofreading/typing service.
Gila Osheroff 79, North Miami, FL, is
a summer intern in marketing/conservation with Florida Power and Light.
She is coordinating and analyzing a
low-income conservation project which
will be her MS thesis. She is attending
the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, working toward her MS degree
in energy/management. Gila also completed the course load for a MS in
Applied Solar Energy at Trinity
University.
Sabrina Patterson '81, Tempe, AZ, is a
volunteer naturalist for Point Reyes
Bird Observatory for the summer. She
is involved in the National Audubon
Society/Tempe Chapter.
Richard Pass '81, Vancouver, WA,
is employed by Blue Cross of Oregon
as a programmer analyst responsible
for the design, program and maintenance of computer systems. He is
involved in the Knights of Columbus.
Timothy Pearce 77, Olympia, is employed by U.S. Fish and Wildlife as a
biological technician. He will be
attending the University of California
at Berkeley to earn an MA degree in
land molluscan ecology.
Mary Barbara Petersen 79, Vancouver,
WA, is employed by the State of
Washington as a case worker.
Kenneth Phillipson '80, Olympia, is
employed by the Washington State
Department of Fisheries as a biologist
technician. He is applying to graduate
school to obtain his degree in fisheries.
Mary Prevost 79, Olympia, received
her J.D. degree from the University of
Puget Sound School of Law this May.
Michael Price 79, Tokyo, Japan, will
be working as a senior quality control
specialist for the National Foreign
Language Institute of Science and
Technology. He will translate and
rewrite technical papers and develop
test materials for the company's school
in technical writing and translation.
Michael will also be applying to graduate school to obtain his M.D./Ph.D. in
medicine/ biophysics.

Rozanne Rants 79, Tumwater, WA, is
a day treatment counselor for the Community Mental Health Center. She
works half-time as a counselor for a
group of elderly chronically mentally
ill people. She also is a licensed
massage therapist at the Wellness
House in Olympia.
David Rauh 79, Olympia, has been
elected president of the Crisis Clinic of
Thurston and Mason Counties for
1982-83.
Marsha Jane Reagan 78, Santa Fe,
NM, has been named program director
for Cable Channel 6, TV, in Santa Fe.
She also hosts a half-hour magazine
show entitled "Good Day Santa Fe,"
airing weekdays at 7 a.m. Marsha
married Bob Sellie on Valentine's Day,
1982.
James Reandeau '80, Pasco, WA, is
employed as a financial service technician for the Department of Social and
Health Services.
Paul Reed '82, Olympia, is working at
Cork 'n Crock as a retail clerk/cashier/
food preparer. He and his wife are
living at Evergreen's Organic Farm,
where she is caretaker.
Leonard Jay Reierson '81, Seaside,
OR, is studying at the United States
Marine Corps Officer School.
Jan Rensel 74, Boulder, CO, is selfemployed, working on contract and/or
grant basis, for groups like the American Institute of Architects or American
Forest Institute, doing staff development for K-12 teachers. Jan has
recently returned from 3 1 / 2 months
sailing with Australian friends in
Indonesia.
Katie Rodgers 79, Olympia, is selfemployed as a life insurance agent.
Pearl Hardin Rose 76, Tacoma, WA,
has been awarded a scholarship by the
Rotary Foundation of Rotary International. Rose was selected to represent the United States and Canada as
a Rotary Ambassador of Goodwill and
further her study and research as
"teacher of the handicapped." She is a
Technical Assistance Corp. member,
who provides consultation on the
needs of the disabled to higher education throughout the United States.
Lisa Sampson '81, Boulder, CO, is
self-employed as a massage therapist.
She is actively involved in the Rocky
Mountain Healing Arts Institute where
she serves as a student representative.
Muffy (Martha) Schackman-Green '81,
Olympia, is employed as a conference
;oordinator at Evergreen.
Ronald Scheel 79, Tenino, WA, is selfemployed as a manager for private
forest land. After graduation from
TESC, he designed and drafted his
personal residence, but has not yet
built it. He also worked as management analyst for Washington State
Department of Social and Health

Correction
planning a special presentation by faculty member
Lovern King, who led a
feminist literary tour of
Britain this summer.
Margo and Carmen both
hope more seminar groups
will be started in other communities. If you're interested
in initiating a new service or
need information about the
next Olympia meeting, contact Ellie in the Alumni
Office at 866-6566.

In the Spring 1982 edition of
the Evergreen Review, faculty
member Mary F. Nelson was
quoted as saying, "Fifty percent of incarcerated youth in
America today are non-white,
yet few of the people in my
class ("Problem Youth")
could understand why we
studied [other] cultures." Her
statement should have read,
"yet a few of the people in
my class could not understand why we studied [other]
cultures." We apologize for
the error.

Services. His duties involved office
analysis and medical review. He was
also a construction worker in Kelso
when the Cowlitz River project was
underway in 1980.

Dorothy Stewart 79, Vancouver, WA,
is on a public assistance/disability
grant working with the Campus
Ministries Program in Vancouver.

Joseph Schlick '80, Cerrillos, NM, is
self-employed as a recording engineer
and producer. He works independently
for Kludgit Sound, Cerillos, NM. He
also designs, promotes, and produces
rock and roll records.
David Schneider 79, Yakima, WA, is
employed by KNDO TV, Channel 23, in
the position of master control. He also
is a member of the Yakima slow pitch
association playing for Mr. C's Pizza.
Mary (Hoffman) Schroeder 74, Seattle,
is the proud parent of a second
daughter born March 12.
Chuck Shelton 76, Pasadena, CA, is
presently executive director of a
national conference on the Church and
Peacemaking in the Nuclear Age which
will be held in May, 1983. The conference will feature nationally-known
speakers and will encourage evangelical Christians to study the nuclear
arms race and act responsibly in view
of thetouclear threat.
Suzanne Shelton 76, Pasadena, CA,
will receive her masters degree in
marriage and family counseling next
spring from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, CA.
Lois Shields 79, Centralia, WA, is
self-employed as a partner in The Herb
Cottage. She belongs to the Lewis
County Art League and the Fleet
Reserve Association.
Sergio Siani, Arlington, MA, is employed by Energy Design Team on its
technical staff. He has applied to
Northeastern University for admission
to a masters degree program in
mechanical engineering.
Mark Stephen Souder '80, Portland,
OR, is employed by The Bee as a
graphic artist responsible for production, layout, customer relations,
graphic design, and typesetting.

Sherie Story 79, Olympia, is employed
as an assistant director for the Washington State Board for Community
College Education.
Conni Strope 79, Mercer Island, WA,
is employed as a layout artist by the
Mercer Island Reporter, a weekly
newspaper. She was featured in Seattle
Voice Magazine's portfolio section last
February. She is working on new
photos and looking for a place to show
them.
Marilynn Sturdevant '80, Camas, WA,
is self-employed, setting up her own
employee assistance consulting
business. She is actively involved in
fund raising for high school sports
and church.
Roberta Tidland 78, Camas, WA, is
working on a masters of divinity degree
at the American Baptist School of the
West, Berkeley, CA. Roberta is a
volunteer for the Southwest Washington Area on Aging Board.
Christopher Lee Vancil '81, Bremerton,
WA, is working on various art related
activities and also works in several
galleries.
Mitch Volburg '81, Olympia, is employed by the Cork 'n Crock. He is still
involved in his artwork and is preparing
a show portfolio.
Steve Wellman '81, Olympia, is a
classification counselor for the Washington Correction Center. He is attending Pacific Lutheran University, studying psychological counseling for his
MA degree.
Patricia Wheatley '81, Port Angeles,
WA, is the mother of three children
and a part-time floral designer for
Safeway. She is a member of Beta
Sigma Phi Sorority and is helping start
an organization for self-employed
women.

Dana Squires 79, Olympia, is selfemployed as an artist. In her spare
time, she is the art director for the
Lost Music Network and OP magazine.

Greg Wichelns '81, Palouse, WA, is
employed as a lab technician by the
University of Idaho. He is attending
Washington State University, seeking
his MS degree in plant physiology.

Molly Staley 77, Seattle, has received
her masters of social work from the
University of Washington.

Fran Williams '82, Olympia, is employed by Upward Bound as a
counselor.

Kathleen Steele 78, Redmond, WA, is
a recreation supervisor for Seattle
University. She was accepted at the
University of Oregon where she will be
studying for her MA degree in recreation administration. Her classes begin
in the fall of 1983.

Patricia L. Williams '80, Olympia,
works as a teacher for Olympia Technical Community College, and Is
attending Fort Steilacoom College to
study dental hygiene.

Peter Stevens 79, Portland, OR, is an
engineer for Tektronix, Inc.

Douglas Wold 75, Seattle, is married
and has a one-year-old daughter, Ellie.
He is running a small business out of
his home.

Volume 3, Number 4
August, 1982
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Office of Development
The Evergreen State College
Olympia, WA 98505

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National
Campaign
Launched

College members are reaching out to alumni all over the
country to establish a strong
national network of Evergreeners. Why? Because the
college needs your involvement in order to survive and
thrive.
Evergreen is experiencing
the same decline in enrollment as are colleges and
universities all over the
nation. However, the Washington state legislature has
said that Evergreen must
grow in order to remain
essential in a time when
legislators are exploring

hundreds of expense-cutting
and revenue-producing
options. In fact, a few legislators even proposed that
Evergreen be closed!
Your help is needed in
the following areas:
—Participating in high school
college nights and academic fairs
—Organizing receptions for
prospective students and
their parents
—Contacting state legislators
and federal officials
—Organizing alumni gatherings in your area

—Raising funds for scho
ships, library and art
acquisitions, student a
faculty research, and o
areas which are being
back or eliminated due
budget reductions.
—Sponsoring and/or sup
vising new internships
—Sharing job informatior
with new graduates.
If you can help in any
all of these areas, please
out the form below and r
it to: Ellie Dornan, Alum
Coordinator, TESC, Olym
Washington 98505 or call
(206) 86&-6S66.

TESC
Alumni
Volunteer
Network

You bet I'll help! Let me
know where you need me in
the following areas:

D Admissions assistance

D Internships

D Legislative relations

D Job networking

D Fund raising

D Alumni receptions

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