Résumé, Winter, 1987, Volume 18, Issue 02

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1 Western Washngton Unversty Western CEDAR Western Reports and Résumé Western Publcatons Wnter 1987 Résumé, Wnter, 1987, Volume 18, Issue 02 Alumn Assocaton, WWU Follow ths and addtonal works at: Part of the Hgher Educaton Commons Recommended Ctaton Alumn Assocaton, WWU, "Résumé, Wnter, 1987, Volume 18, Issue 02" (1987). Western Reports and Résumé Ths Book s brought to you for free and open access by the Western Publcatons at Western CEDAR. It has been accepted for ncluson n Western Reports and Résumé by an authorzed admnstrator of Western CEDAR. For more nformaton, please contact westerncedar@wwu.edu.

2 INSIDE Chll Cook-Off... 1 Class of 37 Reunon.. 2,3 Pctonary... 3 Lost Alumn... Independent Study Donors Alumn Vacaton... 9 Roll Call...9 Sports.. 11 Summer Sesson...12 Summer Stock GOODRICH NAMED DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Lynda If Goodrch wll become the new drector of athletcs at Western on July 17, accordng to an announcement by WWU Presdent G. II Robert Ross. She succeeds Boyde Long, who s resgnng from those dutes after 19 years as an athletc admnstrator at Western. Goodrch was recommended to Ross by a screenng commttee chared by Dr. John Utendale, the school s faculty athletc representatve. She has been an assocate drector of athletcs for the last two years after headng the women s athletc program for seven years. She wll contnue her dutes as head women s basketball coach. Goodrch, who was nducted nto the NAIA Hall of Fame March 17, has coached four sports at Western, ncludng : basketball, tenns, track and volleyball. Her hoop squads have reached post-season play 15 tmes and enjoyed ten 20-wn. campagns. For a story on her nducton nto the Hall of Fame, see page 11. _ ; t A : ' \

3 j V; - ;. V ' V', -' -. "0 - >-*'" ".J-.'..' «*5pr * / V V,:S?rx< '-5bP ' JS ' ' ' -*, -r,'-'-.' t- -e sr- V* -<. \ \ \ '>t ' V... ' '-yg* <'- V 5 -F --.> r %- < <- -z;. V''" WINTER 1987 A Report to Alumn and Other Frends of Western Wemngton Unversty VOL 18, NO. 2 'rz Chl cook-off combnes fun, fundrasng to beneft educatonal programs Several hundred people attended The Western Foundaton s fourth annual Internatonal Mount Baker Chl Erupton and Cook-Off, held Saturday, Jan. 31, at Bellngham s Assumpton Gym. A record 7 teams of chl cooks brewed ther best batches for 27 dscernng judges operatng under the Internatonal Chl Socety rules. Frst-place wnner n the chl competton was Brght Star of Whte Rock, B.C., captaned by Mke Craver and asssted by Judy Wllems. Takng second place was The Gross Brothers, led by Everett s Loren Patchett. Placng thrd was Dog Breath (Doug Wlkey), Seattle, the 198 wnner. Placng n the showmanshp category were Hllblly Chl (Marguerte Bowes), Burnaby, B.C.; Nooksack Red (Fred lenna), Bellngham; and Harry O s Mash Msfts (Deacon Longo), Bellngham. Western was represented by two teams: the Assocated Students Flyng Flamngos and the Alumn Assocaton s Vcous Vkng Vttles. As frst-place wnner, Brght Star now qualfes for the fnals table at the Internatonal Chll Socety Washngton State Champonshp to be held Monday, Sept. 7, 1987, durng the Evergreen State Far n Monroe. Proceeds from the cook-off were nearly $3,000. The money wll be used by The Western Foundaton, Inc., to fund educatonal programs at WWU. '

4 ;, f' ;,., fc.... ll ' * '. -r;, News Makers Mldred Myers Mldred Myers, who graduated from Western In 1982, served as a greeter and gude for the Washngton Pavlon at Expo 86 n Vancouver, B.C. She was chosen from over 600 applcants for one of only 17 sx-month postons at the pavlon. Myers Is 7 and has 11 grandchldren. Orgnally from Wenatchee, she retred from a secretaral job In 1977 and moved to Bellngham to attend WWU. When she graduated, she was honored as the Department of Lberal Studes outstandng graduate of the year. She s a member of the Serra Club and each year takes one of her grandchldren on a campng trp alone wth her. * * * Davd P. Benseler Davd P. Benseler, who receved a B.A. from Western In 196, has been awarded the Knght s Cross Frst Class of the Order of Mert (Bundesverdenstkreuz) by the Federal Republc of Germany. Benseler, a professor of German at Oho State Unversty, was cted for hs contrbutons In scholarshp and admnstraton. He recently concluded hs second four-year term as char of the OSU Department of German and has been edtor of The Modern Language Journal snce He receved hs doctorate In German lterature at the Unversty of Oregon n * * * Woody Wheeler Woody Wheeler, a 1976 grad, has been named manager of educatonal servces for Washngton Natural Gas Company. Wheeler joned Washngton Natural Gas fve years ago as educatonal servces representatve. In hs new post, he contnues to coordnate the company s educa- tonal programs, whch nclude the Washngton Gas Speakers Bureau and actve partnershps wth Ingraham Hgh School n Seattle and Lncoln Hgh School n Tacoma. He s a member of the Washngton Roundtable s educatonal study group, the Seattle Chamber of Commerce s educaton commttee, the Puget Sound Scence Supervsors and the Amercan Gas Assocaton s educaton subcommttee. In 1986 he was named Washngton s busnessperson of the year by the Future Busness Leaders of Amerca. Wheeler receved hs degree at Western from Huxley College of Envronmental Studes. / Grst of Goldsmth BY CHRIS GOLDSMITH / Drector of Alumn Relatons By now, all of us have heard about the ntatves for educaton Governor Booth Gardner brought before the 50th State Legslature. We ve heard, too, about the bran dran and that outdated, falng equpment s plagung our major research nsttutons, causng some of ths state s best and most productve researchers and teachers to fold up camp and move to states wth greener pastures. Make no mstake about t Each of these elements s affectng Western, too! Lack of support staff and equpment plus low salares have already prompted some of Western s strongest faculty members to pack up ther tents for better offers. And durng the next decade, nearly onehalf of Western s current faculty wll leave or retre. Unless we are able to compete wth our peer nsttutons across the country, tomorrow s faculty stars won t even consder teachng at WWU. The Governor s educaton ntatve calls for vast mprovements n both the K-12 and hgher educaton programs of Washngton state. Legslators Republcans and Democrats alke are n agreement that Washngton must ncrease ts fundng for educaton, and most agree that ths s the yearjo do t. We would also note that Governor Gardner provded the Legslature wth a revenue plan to fund hs educaton proposal. That revenue plan called for extendng the state sales tax to servce busnesses," reducng the sales tax rate by V2 percent; and lowerng the busness and occupaton tax. Intal House and Senate versons of the budget changed the revenue package n dfferent ways, but the need for ncreased spendng on educaton was clearly recognzed. Durng several legslatve dnners put on pror to the current sesson and n numerous subsequent meetngs between WWU admnstrators, faculty, students and alumn and lawmakers, one pont was clearly heard: Legslators want to hear from ther consttuents on ths ssue. It was your voces that helped lawmakers become convnced that mprovng educaton s a major concern to Washngton s resdents and ~ voters. Western alumn and frends played a major role n helpng WWU and educaton n general by contactng ther legslators on Western s behalf. Western s current and future students, faculty and staff all thank you for your postve response. WWU Alumn Assocaton Board of Drectors Offcers: Dck Dxon 59, Aberdeen, presdent; Steve Howe 72, Muklteo, presdent-elect; Ron Ots 73, Bellngham, secretary-treasurer; Roxanne Mchael 75, Bellngham, executveat-large #1; Mark Wolken 79, Everett, executve-at-large #2; Marlene Dxon 5, Aberdeen, executve-at-large #3; Mke Bates 75, Bellngham, past presdent. Board Members: Sue Berg 69, Vancouver, WA; Mel Blackman 7, Nanamo, B.C.; Davd Burn 7, Alderwood Manor; G. Bradley Chandler 71, Olympa; Jon Charboneau 82, Seattle; Martn Chorba 66, Olympa; Mke Coon 73, Bellngham; Janet Crosby 83, Longvew; Allan Darr 85, Everett; Marlene Dxon 5, Aberdeen; Jane Gargule 61, Bellngham; Paul Glle 52, Olympa; Tracey Kenney 8; Tacoma; Sandy Labade 77, Bellngham; Jeff Larsen 75, Seattle; Chuck LeWarne 55, Edmonds; Sande Lucke 65, Bellngham; Jerry Manley 66, Tacoma; Bette Mnshull 75, Everett; Rchard Monacell 8, Bellngham; Bll Paterson 60; Bellngham; Ron Renard 73, Everett; John Shultz 73, Mount Vernon; Jon Stkn 8, Bellevue; Pam Smth-Large 7, Lake Oswego, OR; Jack Stark 59, Shelton; Dr. Patrca Swenson, Portland, OR; Elzabeth Verder 78, Kent. Regonal Coordnators: Chet Uln 37 Olympc Pennsula; Gerry Hoban 68, San Francscd Bay area; Dean Wlson 69, Southern Calforna. Vol. 18 Rdsumd [USPS ] No. 2 Publshed In November, February, May and August and entered as second-class matter at the post offce In Bellngham, Washngton, and addtonal offces by the Alumn Assocaton of Western Washngton Unversty, Bellngham, Washngton Postmaster: Please send form #3579 to the Alumn Offce, Western Washngton Unversty, Bellngham, Washngton Rdsumd / Wnter 1987 Wanted: clmbers of the 30s and 0s Chet Uln, who s headng up the 50-year reunon of the Class of 37, has ssued a specal nvtaton to the followng groups to jon the class of 37 festvtes: All those who partcpated n the Mount Baker summt clmbs. All those who partcpated n the Chan Lakes, Hannegan Pass and Mount Chuckanut hkes led by Chet. All those who attended the salmon barbeques at Normalstead (Lakewood), Gooseberry Pont and Larrabee. The Beanery Boys. Uln and hs wfe Phylls are puttng together some surprse photographs, practcng some memorable campfre and school songs, and settng up a slde show to end all slde shows. So all you Western grads who can clam allegance to part of Chet s memores and undyng sprt, let us know where you are and send n. your reservatons early. The event wll take place FrI., May 15, on the Western campus. We plan to serve a lunch, have some guest speakers, conduct tours of campus and a salmon barbeque at Lakewood. Cost for ths day of reunon and celebraton Is $7 for lunch and $15 for the salmon barbeque., Let us know where you are and that you plan to attend by fllng out the form below. Return t to the Alumn Offce, Old Man 75, Western Washngton Unversty, Bellngham, Washngton 98225, no later than May 13. PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY Class of 37 Reunon I plan to attend the reunon on Frday, May Number attendng the lunch ($7/person). Name Summer offers vared learnng opportuntes Alumn enrollng In Summer Sesson, 1987, classes at Western begnnng June 22 wll dscover an emphass on upperdvson and graduate-level courses plus an agenda desgned for chldren durng the sx- and nne-week segments. Partcpants can update or augment ther educaton by choosng from a broad spectrum of classes, plus short courses and workshops Interspersed throughout the quarter. Alumn can enroll n one or more courses to satsfy personal Interests, or pursue a full schedule as part of a well-defned major or mnor. Opportuntes abound for personal growth In areas such as computer programmng, busness admnstraton and management, and educatonal trends, accordng to WWU Regstrar Eugene Omey. Programs desgned for younger students Include the Adventures n Scence and Arts seres (grades 3-12), the Hgh School Forensc Insttute and selected ntroductory courses offered for qualfed hgh school students who have completed ther junor year. The sx-week sesson runs from June 22 to July 31, whle the nneweek sesson wll be held from June 22 to August 21. For a free Summer Catalog contact the Summer Sesson Offce, Old Man 235, Western Washngton Unversty, Bellngham, Washngton 98225, phone (206) Number attendng the salmon barbeque at Lakewood ($15/person). Number of copes of the Reunon Book ($5/copy). Total enclosed Phone (wth area code) Address $. Cty State. Zp. Class Year. Make check payable to the WWU Alumn Assocaton and mal to the Alumn Offce, Western Washngton Unversty, Belngham, WA O' k - -

5 Western grad returns to campus wth her own one-woman comedy WWU alumna Jayne Murhead brought her own brand of zany, zesty comedy to Western s Old Man Theatre recently. In a one-woman show ttled Welcome to Jayne Country, the popular Seattle chanteuse ntroduced sx ctzens of Jayne Country : characters lke Edth Plar, the lttle songstress who sngs about food: and No Name, a hgh school grl who can t fnd a boyfrend and feels unfulflled A Madonna-wannabe, sad Murhead. The muscal revue remnded Denns Catrell of Western s theatre/ dance department of Murhead s hstory. Recallng her varous roles between 1970 and 1973 n Man of La Mancha, Charle Brown and The Lesson, he sad: She s a barrel of energy, devoted to performance: an entertaner who can sng, dance and act. Murhead was among the frst company members n Western s Summer Stock whch, snce 1971, has produced muscals, comedes and chldren s plays at Western. I thnk ths had an mportant effect on her, Catrell sad. She could sng and dance wthout havng to run off and study bology. After graduaton, Murhead began work n Seattle at The Cabaret on Poneer Square and wth commercal work for Ben Brdge Jewelers. Snce then she has worked at varous theaters ncludng the Seattle Repertory Forum and the Skd Road. Snce jonng the Actors Equty seven years ago, Murhead has played leads n performances of Angry Housewves at the Poneer Theater and The Rocky Horror Pcture Show at The Empty Space. She wll return to work wth Argry Housewves untl May and then wll begn work agan wth The Rocky Horror Pcture Show n June. Recently, Murhead opened a show wth Greg Thomas, also a Western alum, ttled Black and Whte n Lvng Color. The muscal revue, ncludng two acts ttled In Amerca and Alen Lason, played through February 21 at Seattle s Poneer Theater. The show ncluded pop-orented songs and scrpted peces that Greg and I wanted to perform, she sad. Callng all Western Class of 37 graduates An all ponts bulletn s now n force for members of Western s 1937 graduatng class. If you are a grad from that year and/or you know the addresses of others, the Alumn Offce would lke you to wrte wth addresses. The pont of all ths s to put together the malng lst for the 50- Year-Reunon of the Class of 37. The Alumn Offce computer does have some of your names and grad dates, but we re mssng many more than we have on fle. Let us know where you and your classmates are and you ll be sure to get on the malng lst for ths sprng s reunon. Send names and addresses to: Class of 37, Alumn Offce, Old Man 75, Western Washngton Unversty, Bellngham, WA Alumn Profle ' Legslators have WWU connectons v Turnng a game nto a busness By Jane Henry Contrbutng Wrter Rob Angel enters a room. A group of people are crowded around a table playng PIctonary, the latest boardgame craze snce Trval Pursut. Suddenly he, who admts to not beng able to sketch and to never wnnng at the game, s the most popular person n the room. The smple reason behnd hs popularty Is he, wth partner Terry Langston, s PIctonary. The story of PIctonary began after hs 1981 graduaton from Western wth a degree n busness admnstraton. Now Western and the psycho Ward, as he refers to a fourth-floor wng where he lved n Kappa Hall for two years, are far behnd hm as he sts In hs new offce on the shores of Lake Unon n Seattle. PIctonary was somethng I used to do at partes. I d get a dctonary, pont to a word and say You do that, and you do that, and have people sketch t. They would go crazy and I d wnd up takng over partes, Angel sad. PIctonary Is bult around the very same dea players, workng as partners, sketch ther way around the board, drawng clues wthout the help of letters or numbers untl they reach the fnal square and correctly dentfy the fnal word. The dea for just somethng and ts ultmate success started long before Western. I could never work a 9-to-5 job. Never have except whle In hgh school. I ve always had many Ideas but ths Is the frst one I followed through on and dd anythng wth. Ths one happened to be the rght Idea, Angel sad. The rght dea Angel modestly refers to s the marketng of hs ht party game begnnng June 1,1985. The second order went to 10,000 that fall after the frst 1,000 were sold. It was tough gettng t on the shelves. There s not a lot of shelf space out there, he sad. I d go around Seattle wth It under my arm, go Into a store and say, HI, I m Rob Angel. I ve got a board game. What do you thnk? It s a lot easer beng local because you can ht about 15 stores a day, get two to three accounts and feel pretty good about It. In the begnnng t was, We sold another game today! We d dance around the room. One game was all t took to get us excted. That was a lot of fun. Now t s rollng along on ts own, he added. PIctonary has grown up and now s fllng store shelves natonwde. Angel won t commenon how many games have been sold and how much money has been made. I could gve you the exact number, but I don t gve t out. If people knew how many games we ve sold, they could draw ther own conclusons on how much money we ve made. It would let the competton know how well we re dong, he sad. The busness of PIctonary has settled down and s no longer the.2- hour-a-day job It was. Angel has moved the busness out of hs apartment where t was orgnally based, and he s able to leave hs work at the offce now. In the begnnng t was Let s make some money wth ths see what we can do wth t, he sad. As thngs progressed, there was a tme when I would go to bed so I could wake up that much sooner and get back to work. I was the happest guy In the world. The thng now Is the challenge of t. And now t s tme to start lookng for a new challenge. New challenges for Angel are both professonal and personal. He s workng on a new set of word cards for the game to be released ths fall, and he descrbes hmself as a professonal learner. I can t cook, he sad, so cookng lessons have been added to hs schedule. Scuba classes start n the sprng. As Angel prepares to take the day off and go skng-another addton snce the success of PIctonary he adds, I want to enjoy myself. I ve never had so much fun, whether t s learnng or workng 16 hours a day. I thnk PIctlonary'Is gong to be successful long enough that I don t have to work 16 hours a day unless I want to. Wth the 50th Washngton State Legslature now In full swng, we thought t an opportune tme to note those lawmakers who graduated from or attended Western. Lsted below are those llustrous Western alumns: Sen. Paul Conner, 2th Dstrct comprsng Clallam, Jefferson and part of Grays Harbor countes. Apponted to the Senate n Served 10 terms In the House and was elected to the Senate n Rep. John W. Betrozoff, 5th Dstrct representng N.E. Kng County. Thrd term n the House. Rep. Denns Braddock, 2nd Dstrct comprsng all of Whatcom County except the southern porton state centennal f you really want to truly I celebrate the comng state centennal, make t a personal celebraton. Do somethng about your famly tree. Go through those old bushess records and decde whch of them tells the hstory of your frm. That s the message beng delvered by Roland L. DeLorme, char of the hstory department at Western, as he speaks about the centennal to servce clubs and other organzatons In Whatcom County. DeLorme s a member of Western s Centennal Commttee, whch wll develop a seres of recommended actvtes for the Unversty s partcpaton n the state centennal observance begnnng Nov. 11, DeLorme sad that hs personal contrbuton wll be a hstory of Western Washngton Unversty, part of whch wll nvolve an oral hstory project wth alumn and wth retred faculty. He sad he plans to fnsh the comprehensve hstory of the nsttuton durng the school s centennal In However, some type of publcaton depctng memores of student days at Western could concevably be publshed durng the state centennal celebraton. Other Unversty centennal commttee members are Keth Murray, retred WWU hstory professor, char; Bert Rhoads, retred of Bellngham. Thrd term In the House. Rep. Paul Kng, th Dstrct comprsng Snohomsh and part of Kng County. Thrd term n the House. Rep. Km Peery, 17th Dstrct comprsng Skamana, Klcktat and southeast Clark countes. Apponted to the House In 1985; elected n 1986 and Rep. George Walk, 25th Dstrct representng north central Perce County. Servng hs sxth term n the House. We also should note that Secretary of State Ralph Munro and Bll Gleason, assstant secretary of state, also are Western alumn. Make t a personal celebraton " W' archvst of the Unted States who s now drector of the WWU graduate program n archves and records management; and James Scott, drector of the WWU Center for Pacfc Northwest Studes. The hstory department has an ambtous agenda for the centennal, accordng to DeLorme. It ncludes establshment of credt courses and workshops, as well as workng closely wth the publc and varous organzatons to enhance opportuntes for ctzens n the regon to learn about the state s hstory. He added that the hstory department s workng on a Natonal Endowment for the Humantes grant proposal n collaboraton wth the Bellngham School Dstrct. If receved, the grant would fund a summer, 1988, nsttute n local hstory to work wth selected teachers n all Whatcom County school dstrcts. The purpose of the workshop would be to develop currcular materals on the hstory of the county for classroom use. In the meantme, DeLorme sad, ctzens should thnk about the centennal and ways n whch they mght personally contrbute to t. And, he added, hopefully the observance of the centennal wll create a heghtened awareness of the Importance of fndng and preservng our own hstory. Rdsum / Wnter 1987

6 Lost Alumn You can help Western fnd lost alumn The Alumn Offce, In ts neverendng quest to keep track of Western graduates. Is publshng the followng lst of lost alumn. Materal maled to the people on ths lst has been returned wth no forwardng address. All of the ndvduals lsted below had last-known addresses n the Seattle area. % If Rsumd readers know of the whereabouts of any of these ndvduals, they are asked to send the current address and phone number to the Alumn Offce, Old Man 75, Western Washngton Unversty, Bellngham, WA Class of 53 Carole Hardan Class of 56 Gene L. Caraker Charles D. Campbell Davd O. Chase Class of 57 Deanna Betts Thomas Betts Gaye Hollngsworth Patrck B. Ingersoll Jerome Johnson Class of 58 Denns E. Oelrch Wllam M. Gladsjo Gerald D. Ramey Class of 59 Arlene F. Allen Donald B. Chamberln Phllp L. Glem Amela Haag Wllam W. Hatch John R. Kure Robert S. Tmm Class of 60 Beck N. Clemo K. Mke Fankhouser Joyce G. Flnn Robert Jacobs Leroy D. Maxwell Class of 61 Larry D. Chrstensen Sylva S. Hendrckson Albert P. Hoppenrath Mary J. Payne Lawrence F. Rebo Jacque Wckstrom George B. Yount Class of 62 Chrs Hyppa Roger K. Hyppa Chuck Lusby Donnce L. Wlson Class of 63 Gal L. Bergman Wllam R. Caldwell Rchard E. Gger Larry Hamden Bonne Olson Gerald E. Smth Class of 6 Pat Adams Jo Anne Donoghue Aprl Eng Kenneth R. Fry Madge A. Hubbard Vrgna Lowe Robert G. Nelson Martha P. Peterson Bran T. Rtche Lnda J. Tabor Judth E. Woods Class of 65 Leonard L. Anderson James M. Boylan Russell E. Carlsen Leonard C. Chapman Maureen Davs vcnae u. bott Nancy Jo Fnley Catherne M. Fowler Barbara F. Hendrckson Andrew D. Munro Terry Parker Judy A. Paur Laura L. Robertson Donna M. Slberrad Beverly Smmons Beverly Thorpe Susan Trol Carol V. Wllamson Class of 66 Carol J. Barrnger Wllam L. Beyer Alan A. Bggs Bll J. Erckson Raymond E. Guyll Steven M. Knk Lawrence B. Marsh -v Usng televson as an educatona tool Junk food for the mnd... a vast wasteland... the boob tube. These derogatory phrases, and more, have been appled to that modern electronc mracle, televson. But recently some forward-lookng educators have seen not the negatve mplcatons of televson but ts postve potental for brngng knowledge to the publc. These ndvduals have desgned a new method of educaton, the telecourse, n whch televsed programs form an ntegral part of the learnng process. Western s Independent Study Offce offered one such course. The Afrcans, durng fall, Twentytwo students from throughout the hrored n Students vewed nne weekly broadcasts and read assgnments from three texts. Two optonal class sessons were held. The course was very well receved by students, wth especally hgh prase for the nterestng and well presented televsed segments of the course. What benefts are derved from combnng broadcast lessons wth books and lectures? For students who are unable to attend class on campus, the televsed lessons provde an audo-vsual experence whch brngs the subject to lfe n a way that books alone cannot always do. In many cases, as wth The Afrcans, fnancng Is avalable from several sources, allowng broader and deeper coverage of the topc than Is possble wth more lmted resources of a sngle nsttuton. Of course televson programs can never replace a classroom settng or supplant the readng of textbooks. Students cannot ask questons of a TV moderator nor can they underlne pertnent passages for later revew. But as a tool to enhance and llustrate concepts rased n the prnt materals, vdeo segments can ncrease the boundares and depth of the total course. Stay tuned for further class offerngs! ""VI J. Rdsumd / Wnter j? NDSL repayment bllng changes WWU s Natonal Drect Student Loan repayment area wll be changng bllng servces effectve May 1. Informaton about the change wll be sent to affected borrowers n Aprl. Accordng to Carolyn Hnds, drector of student fscal servces, Western has not receved captal fundng for the NDSL program for four years. All new loans to students are ppunded ontrefy by payments from prevous borrowers. Hnds sad Western s alumn have an excellent hstory of prompt payments and that recyclng these funds to new borrowers has been especally successful. She s confdent that the new bllng servce wll gve borrowers mproved servce, she added. Theater alve n Northern Ireland That theater survves In Northern Ireland s a mracle a trbute to ts people, sad dramatst and theater nstructor Conor O Malley. The natve of Northern Ireland, who teaches theater at Unversty College, Dubln, talked on campus recently about drama In Northern Ireland. "It s a mracle that any plays at all are produced In Belfast, he sad. The country has been torn snce 1922 by cvl war between two cultures, Protestants and Catholcs, each wth dfferent peoples and values. Both cultures hold vews that are repressve to theater, accordng to O Malley. The Presbyteran Purtan tradltomregardecrttteaterls"" godless entertanment, whle Catholc clergy suppressed drama that explored certan moral and socal ssues. There s no drect censorshp, sad O Malley. But there are many ways of closng a theater fundng s cut or credtors demand payment al at once. As long as the problems and volence contnue, so also do the forces Inhbtng actvty. Ironcally, the conflcts between the peoples and poltcs of Northern Ireland can be translated Into Shakespeare-at-Stratford tour offered Western wll offer a Shakespeare-at-Stratford program ths summer n collaboraton wth the Unversty of Brmngham, England. In ts nnth year, the tour wll agan be led by Dr. Arthur Solomon, professor of speech and a former Shakespearean actor/drector. The class, offered as Speech 37 for four credts, s based at Stratfordupon-Avon n Warwckshre, England, and taught by faculty of the Shakespeare Insttute. It s desgned for all Shakespeare enthusasts and s amed at enhancng the enjoyment and understandng of the world s most renowned playwrght. Departure date s set for July, wth return on July 19. An earler departure or a later return can be arranged for those wshng to travel abroad before and/or after the tour. The tour prce of approxmately $1,700 ncludes round-trp arfare from Seattle, 1 nghts lodgng at Stratford n guest houses wth breakfast and dnner each day, tckets to productons of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre Company, all travel, excursons and entrance fees n England, vsts to the Shakespearean propertes, a day trp to the Cotswolds, vsts to Warwck and Kenlworth castles, Coventry Cathedral, a day n London and WWU tuton. The cost s based on the current exchange rate between the U.S. dollar and the Brtsh pound, an arfare of approxmately $850 and an enrollment of at least 25 people. For applcatons and further nformaton, contact Arthur Solomon, Department of Speech and. Broadcast, Western Washngton Unversty, Bellngham, WA unversal stuatons for the theater, provdng a rch source of nspraton for dramatc materal. O Malley talked about some contemporary Irsh dramatsts and ther plays Frank McGunness Observe the Sons of Ulster Marchng Towards the Somme, Thomas Murphy s The Ggl Concert, Dockers by Martn Lynch and Fath Healer by Bran Frel. The drama of McGunness and Murphy reflects the powerful mpact of separate cultures n Northern Ireland, accordng to O Malley, whle Frel and Lynch portray the clash of cultures n theater of socal protest. The son of Mary O Malley, who founded Belfast s Lyrc Theater n fj.951, O Malley has been Involved n Irsh theater most of hs lfe. A play drector as well as an academc, he has drected many productons of Irsh and other plays. Hs lecture was sponsored by WWU s Englsh department.. Independent study offered at WWU Round out your educaton wth a correspondence course The WWU Independent Study Offce has nearly 0 courses n a varety of subjects to help you graduate earler, pursue an nterest, change careers or smply broaden your horzons. Offerngs nclude: Englsh 5x, Journal Wrtng. Mathematcs 151, Introducton to Mathematcs. Accountng 21, Prncples of Fnancal Accountng. Ethnc Studes 205, Introducton to Asan Amercan Studes. For a catalog, call (206) or wrte to the Independent Study Offce, Old Man 00, Western Washngton Unversty, Bellngham, WA *

7 The Western Foundaton, nc., wshes to express sncere thanks and apprecaton to al those who made a contrbuton durng the 1986 calendar year. We hope that the lst s perfect, but we know that n all lkelhood t s not. Please let us know f your name s msspelled or ncorrectly located. Thank you for helpng to make 1986 a successful year for The Western Foundaton, Inc contrbutors to The Western Foundaton New drector of corporate and major gvng s named an Omey has been named drector of corporate and major gvng wthn the unversty advancement dvson of WWU. Omey served as property manager for The Western Foundaton, Inc., from 1985 to 1986 and has been actng conference coordnator for the Unversty Conference Center the past year. She s an alumna of Western, where she receved both a bachelor of Arts degree n educaton and a master s degree In educaton/school counselng. Omey We are pleased that Jan Omey wll contnue her assocaton wth WWU at ths new level, sad Jeanene DeLlle, vce presdent for unversty advancement and executve drector of development at Western. She has demonstrated her consderable management and organzatonal sklls the past two years, and we look forward to her further commtment at Western n the corporate and major gvng area. Omey s new dutes nclude responsblty for mplementaton and coordnaton of all aspects of major gfts solctaton at Western. Ths ncludes plannng, mplementaton and management of a corporate gvng effort from dentfcaton to a formalzed recognton program. She also wll have coordnatng responsbltes for real property management. t r 5. ' T I beleve strongly n the benefts of hgher educaton, sad Omey. Ths poston wll provde a unque opportunty for me to actvely nvolve others In the support of the many superor programs Western provdes as a hghly regarded regonal unversty. Before comng to Western, Omey was a counselor n the Bellngham School Dstrct from 1973 to 1985 and from 1959 to 1975 taught school n Bellngham, Germany and England. Famly dona tes property valued at $225,000 to WWU Mscellaneous property In Whatcom County apprased at $225,000 has been donated to Western Washngton Unversty through The Western Foundaton, Inc., by three members of a poneer Bellngham real estate famly. The gft was made by John E. and Robert G. Mller and ther sster, the late Frances Jean Somervlle. The Western Foundaton s encouraged by ths most sgnfcant gft, sad Jeanene DeLlle, vce presdent for unversty advancement and executve drector of development at Western. We are fortunate to have the Mller famly as partners n the communty effort to beneft and support Western Washngton Unversty and ts outstandng programs. Ths gft s yet another example of ther commtment to ths communty and to hgher educaton. The gft takes on an added sgnfcance wth the tes the Mller famly has to Western. 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Walton Lloyd & Danne Walworth Larry J. & Dorothy I. Warng Robert & Kathleen Warne Wayne & Bonne Warne Carol J. Warren Patrca Water Dale & Kelle Waterhouse Mary W. Watrous Denns Watson John & Anne Watson Tom & Jane Watson Mark & Candy Weaver Joan & Loren L. Webb Terry L. Webb Edna D. Webber Wayne E. & M. Louse Weber Davd & Trufonda Webster John & Alce Webster' Wllam & Thelma Weland Joseph R. Wensten James B. & Jean Wer Rudolf & Carol Wess Thomas & Joan Welch George & Nkk Wells Davd & Maybelle Wendler G.L. & Joyce A. Wenk Lawrence A. & Delores West Pamela Whalley Nancy L. Wheeler Anthony & Charlene Whte Greg & Elsabeth Whte Ken W. Whte Rchard & Jacquelne Whte Rae Whtehead D. E. & Carol Whtley V e r n o n & Ea r 1 e n e W h tae y Floyd t. Whttngton Iver & Margaret Wck Mchael & Susan Wese Mchael & Barbara Wgley Ernest F. & Mary E. Wlcox George P. & Sbyl E. Wlfong Jennfer L. Wlkns. v Charlotte Ann Wllams Eda Wllams J. Scott Wllams Raymond & Judy Wllams Roger A. & Mary Jane Wllams Steven & Sandra Wllams Walker & Scotta Wllams Donald H. & Kathryn M. Wllams, Sr. John & Jennfer Wllts Lllan A. Wllts Bonner A. & Jane P. Wlson Charles B. & Wlhelmne Wlson Davd A. Wlson Donald & Patrca Wlson Helen I. Wlson Loretta M. Wlson Rchard & Mchelle Wlson Rck Wlson Tom & Susanne Wnkle Doyle E. or Anne L. Wnter Thomas & Carol Wnter Sara A. Wrth F.H. & Mldred Wttenberg Hazel Wolf Mary M. Wolf Walter & Toby Wolf Alan L. Wolfe Charles Wolfe,.. Prudence A. Wolfe ' ' Hannah Wong Krk Kyosk Wong Allen & Dolores Wood Robert Wood Amy J. Woodard Scott G. Woodard Davd E. & Jeanette A. Woodruff Henry Worth Carolyn A. Wrght John W. & Donna E. Wrght Wllam T. & Lynne Wrght Donna R. Yamaguch James P. Yancey Melva Yoder Bruce M. & Tessy T. Yokota Donald & Marjore Yonker R.W. &. Patrca Youmans :3; Crag & Joyce Young Myron C. Young Robert & Dolores Young Mchael A. Zaccara Meg Zalesk Konne Zeger Erc Zegler Darrell D. & Colleen C. Zelenka Terry & Rebedca Zerngast James Zervas Selma Zegler Phl S. Zlles Stephen M. Zmmerman Elane Zobrst Lee D. & Jaclyn Zobrst Joseph R. & Catherne J. Zygar ' Ftsum / Wnter 1987

11 - vr- -<<V, Denns Krell honored by Unversty of Kansas Denns Krell, Class of 1966, who ded n July, 198, was recently honored by the Unversty of Kansas wth the establshment of The Denns Krell Research Center. The center holds Krell s papers on teachng deaf chldren and s open to all nterested students. After graduatng from Western, Krell served n the U.S. Army. He went on to receve a master s degree n specal educaton from the Unversty of Washngton and taught deaf students n the Seattle School Dstrct for fve years. At the tme of hs death, Krell was studyng for a doctorate degree at the Unversty of Kansas. Hs professors there have stated that Krell s papers are nvaluable to them. In Memoram In memoram Roll Call 22 Olga Bjorklund Kropf, July 9, 1986, In Puyallup. She was 91. Unclassfed Rev. Jula A. Brand, n Ferndale. Memorals may be made to the Mae K. Brand Scholarshp Fund of the Frst Baptst Church, 110 Flora St., Bellngham, WA (Catherne) Joy Hatt Mramont retred n June, 1983, after 30 years of teachng. She now lves n Freeport, Illnos. 55 John Fotherngham retred n June, 1986, after 30 years n the publc schools. He was superntendent of Seattle s South Central School Dstrct at the tme of hs retrement, havng held that post for 13 years. 57 James Morse s assstant prncpal at Monroe Mddle School. Last fall, he was one of serveral Monroe teachers honored at a servce recognzng employees wth more than 25 years of servce n the Monroe School Dstrct. 58 Curts G. Horne Is currently deputy superntendent In the Lake Washngton School Dstrct, Krkland. 60 Marlene Hllsenberg, who returned to Western to earn a second degree n 1968, s teachng delnquent students n the Los Angeles area. She lves n Monterey Park, Calforna, and enjoys travelng a bt n the summer. 62 Bll Mortmer was named by Gov. Booth Gardner to serve a fveyear term on the Lower Columba College Board of Trustees. He s a * -25#>v5 M.1 -I '' >H " A A A 'M & r-.? fr ' f THE ALUMNI VISA CARD A ' r:: Help yourself and help the Alumn Scholarshp Fund!. 7.1 ' k For detals call the Alumn Offce, (206) JOIN TOD A Y. ' ' - Alumn vacaton features campus and relaxaton» \- HUXLEY GRADS GATHER New and current students and alumn of Huxley College gathered at Slver Lake Park Oct. 3-5 for a reunon and orentaton to begn the new year. Part of the actvtes ncluded a hke around Table Mountan n the Mount Baker Wlderness. Pctured above (left to rght) are Davd Clarke (faculty), Frank Ancock (Audubon Socety), Roxanne Mchael (Class of 75), Sam Card (student), Gary Gdley (Class of 77), John Mles (Huxley College dean), Davd Flemng (Class of 86), Ron Kendall (faculty) and Erc Esswen (Class of 86). Arbus photographs exhbted on campus Dane Arbus ( ) chose to systematcally explore the noton of normalcy. Armed wth her camera, whch Norman Maler once commented was lke gvng a hand grenade to a baby, Arbus photographed her subjects, usng an ntmate, spare, brutal style that caused the fears, desres and humanty of her subjects to surface on ther faces. Arbus dd not begn photographng untl she was 38 years old. Then she produced over 80,000 negatves n the dozen years untl her sucde n She traveled through crcuses, sdeshows, nudst camps, st-ns, love-ns, bondage houses, morgues, clubs, flophouses, brothels. Boy Scout meetngs and gatherngs of the elderly. She photographed the bzarre dwarfs, tatooed men, transvesttes, gants and ordnary people. At the expense of her own well-beng and ultmately her santy, Arbus was able to mantan an nnocence and clarty of vson, whle explorng some of the darker and more ambguous areas of human experence. An exhbton of Arbus photographs was dsplayed on campus recently at the Western Gallery. Sponsored by the Gallery and Western s art department, the exhbt was curated by Rod Slemmons, assocate curator of photography at the Seattle Art Museum. Drawn from publc and prvate collectons, the photographs represented the range of work done by Arbus from the early 1960s to the tme of her death. Plan now to attend the ffth alumn vacaton, beng held June 25 to June 28, 1987, on Western s campus. Ths specal long weekend wll offer you a chance to explore the campus, Bellngham and Whatcom County. Last year more than 100 people gathered to enjoy Western s beautful campus, spend tme wth old frends and meet new ones. Specal opportuntes ths year nclude an optonal personal fnance semnar on Frday, taught by certfed fnancal planner Ron Ots (Class of 73). The always-popular alumn vacaton salmon barbeque wll take place at Lakewood on Saturday. Housng wll be n Hghland Resdence Hall on the man campus. The rooms are set up n sutes, wth two bedrooms sharng a bathroom. The bedrooms have two sngle beds People desrng a sngle wll have a prvate bedroom and shared bathroom. Meals are avalable n the dnng hall, wth a stunnng vew of Bellngham Bay, or you can revst those favorte eatng places from your student days. Lodgng costs are very reasonable for the four-day, threenght get-away: $8 for adults (double occupancy); $8 for the frst chld (sharng sute wth parent(s) plus $2 for each addtonal chld; and $60 for sngle occupancy. So call your old frends or roommates and plan to meet at alumn vacaton! Act now there wll be no specal malng to remnd you. Regstraton must be receved by June 1. Fll out the nformaton request below to receve your regstraton packet. PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY *.-**! Alumn Vacaton Informaton Request Please send me more Informaton about alumn vacton (June 25-28). Name Phone (wth area code) Address: Cty State. Zp. Class Year_ Mal to: Alumn Offce, Western Washngton Unversty, Bellngham, WA Reservatons are due June 1. Rdsumd / Wnter 1987 fc

12 math teacher at Mark Morrs Hgh School, Longvew. 65 Jack T. Cole was named assocate dean of the College of Educaton and drector of the Educatonal Research Center at New Mexco State Unversty. He has been at NMSU snce 1976 and retans hs poston as professor of specal educaton/communcaton dsorders... John Wells receved the Dstngushed Teacher Award In Washngton, D.C., n June, He s mathematcs char at Sehome Hgh School n Bellngham and was selected by Presdental Scholar Ann Dombrosk, a Sehome student, as the teacher who had the most postve nfluence n her secondary educaton. 67 Steve Burkett was apponted cty manager of Fort Collns, Colorado, n Aprl, He was prevously cty manager of Sprngfeld, Oregon, for sx years. 69 Robert B. Penny was named new prncpal at Sedro-Woolley Hgh School last fall. He was formerly vce prncpal of Lakota Junor Hgh n Federal Way. 70 Denns Freeborn s now drector of housng and assocate dean of students at LInfeld College, McMnnvlle, Oregon. He prevously was drector of student actvtes and the student unon at Bose State Unversty. 71 Jm Larson s now executve drector of Md-Valley Workshop and Rehabltaton Centers, Inc., In McMnnvlle, Oregon... Maren Holtan-Noyes began work as a preschool counselor at North Omak Elementary School last fall... Dane Walters s owner of Vllage Apparel on Lopez Island... Gene R. Moses has joned the Bellngham law frm of Hndman and Tasker n the prvate practce of law. He was formerly the chef cvl deputy prosecutng attorney for Whatcom County. 73 Gal Wels s coordnator of the communty foods department at the Lower Columba Communty Acton Councl, Longvew. 7 Mary Dale receved her master s degree In rehabltaton counselng from Seattle Unversty In June, She dd 18 months nternshp at the Fred Hutchnson Cancer Research Center, counselng parents whose chldren were at the center for bone-marrow transplants. 75 Barry Gregory s manager of the Oak Harbor Safeway Store... Ann H. Sankey s scence specalst wth Educatonal Servce Dstrct No. 121, Seattle. Pror to ths appontment, she served two years wth Sumner School Dstrct as an elementary scence coordnator. In addton, she s a member of the Board of Drectors of the Washngton Scence Teachers Assocaton.... Lonne Pthan s drector of the Scence Cooperatve wth Educatonal Servce Dstrct No She also s a member of the Board of Drectors of the Washngton Scence Teachers Assocaton. 78 John Wetterauer s teachng socal studes at the mddle school n Ephrata. 79 John Troup s controller at Great Clothes, Inc., n Krkland. 80 Arthur H. McCurdy s labor relatons specalst for the state of Montana s Department of Admnstraton, Labor Relatons and Employee Benefts Bureau. He was recently desgnated a Certfed Employee Beneft Specalst by the Internatonal Foundaton of Employee Beneft Plans and the Wharton School of the Unversty of Pennsylvana. 81 Ken Bergly passed the Certfed Publc Accountant exam n Carry on the dream Martn Luther Kng Jr. dnner hed In the 1960 s, Martn Luther Kng, Jr. changed Amerca s mage of the strong, black male from that of sports fgures such as Joe Lous or Jacke Robnson to one of a statesman, leader and orator, sad Washngton state representatve Jesse Wneberry. Speakng to over 100 people at Western s second annual Martn Luther Kng, Jr. scholarshp dnner, held January 15 on campus, keynote speaker Wneberry spoke eloquently about Kng s role n alterng the Unted States atttudes towards mnortes as well as blacks mage of themselves. Kng redefned Amerca whle he was alve, he sad. -- Through hs leadershprv-non-,. WWU trustee Larry Taylor (left) ntroduces Representatve Wneberry. volent cvl protest. Kng also changed what t meant n Amerca to be a solder, contnued Wneberry. Prevously, G.l. Joe defendng lberty abroad was Amerca s role model. Kng, Wneberry asserted, was the greatest solder In U.S. hstory, but he never carred a gun. Nonvolence was hs sword; the Bble hs sheld, he sad. The process of redefnton contnues, sad Wneberry, as women and mnortes forge ther own defnton of themselves and ther place n Amercan socety. He noted The Bll Cosby Show, n whch Cosby has created n the 1980s a new mage of a famly whch radates love no matter what color, race or gender. Do what you can do by redefnng yourself before Amerca or someone else does t for you, Wneberry urged. Rght now, we can redefne what t means to be a mnorty and educated at Western, he added. The banquet dnner and program was organzed by Western s Student Assstance Center and Upward Bound program. Nearly $500 was rased toward a Martn Luther Kng Jr. scholarshp at Western through The Western Foundaton, Inc. Nomnatons due for exceence n teachng awards Nomnatons are now beng accepted for two Faculty Excellence n Teachng Awards, whch provde recpents wth a certfcate and a check for $1,000. The awards are gven each year to a faculty member from the College of Arts and Scences and to a faculty member the colleges of Busness and Economcs, Farhaven, Fne and Performng Arts, Huxley and the School of Educaton. The awards are funded by The Western Foundaton, Inc., WWU s non-proft fundrasng organzaton. Two selecton commttees wll secure nomnatons, revew canddates and desgnate recpents of the awards. Nomnatons are solcted from alumn, students and faculty members. Letters of recommendaton may be ncluded. The commttees wll revew all canddates after securng supportng materals from nomnators and canddates. Faculty nomnees of the College of Arts and Scences should be sent to Dr. Peter Ellch, dean. College of Arts and Scences, Old Man 375, WWU, Bellngham, WA Faculty nomnees of the other colleges should be sent to Dr. John Mles, dean, Huxley College of Envronmental Studes, WWU, Bellngham, WA Msumd / Wnter 1987 V \ Lawyers balance moralty of justce, care ur legal system s very monolthc n values and orentaton, says Dana Jack, a Harvard-traned developmental psychologst teachng at Farhaven College. People s real lves aren t that one-sded. Dana and her husband, Rand,a Farhaven professor and lawyer, have recently completed a challengng study of the values whch lawyers nvoke when makng professonal decsons Involvng ethcs and socal respgnsblty. The Jacks ntervewed 38 Washngton state lawyers to explore how lawyers balance what developmental psychologsts call the moralty of justce wth the moralty of care. Wth the advent of substantal numbers of women In the professon, the Jacks were partcularly Interested n Investgatng the role that gender plays In the choce of moral ethcs. The study was based on paradgms developed by Harvard professor Carol Glllgan, author of In A Dfferent Voce. Dana, who has worked wth Glllgan, was especally nterested n seeng whether Glllgan s fndngs could be appled to a professonal group such as lawyers. Glllgan s study has provded a vocabulary and concepts for dscussng the ethcal Issues of justce and care and ther relatonshp to gender, sad Rand. The Jacks dscovered that. Indeed, wth the lawyers Intervewed, gender Is a major factor n decsonmakng based on the moralty of care. We certanly found male attorneys who thought wth the moralty of care, and females who thought wth the moralty of justce, sad Rand. But, when the study measured men aganst women, 63 percent of women lawyers exhbted the moralty of care, compared wth 23 percent of men. The splt was especally evdent when the hypothetcal stuatons Involved chldren. Wth the lawyers Jntervewed the Jacks found that gender rather than type of law practced, age or experence predcted moralty of care. If you go around wth one eye long enough, you don t realze you ve lost depth percepton s the analogy Rand uses In dscussng the need to temper justce wth care. We re tryng to restore depth percepton by ntroducng the values of care In addton to justce, not nstead of. Infusng the moralty of justce wth that of care broadens the perspectve and extends the sense of responsblty, clam the Jacks. Lawyers who brng both ethcs to a stuaton have a more real-lfe pont of vew than lawyers wth only the justce outlook. The power of the study, say the Jacks, s In the quotatons obtaned from the lawyers ntervewed. These were artculate, educated people whose dally work nvolves consderaton of these ssues, says Dana. Wth women comprsng 0 percent of law school students n 1985, the queston of ethcs of justce and care wll make Itself felt In law schools and ultmately n the legal communty. Law schools n fact, the entre system of justce shoufd begn to accommodate the moralty ' of care, says Rand. Our concluson s that the justce moralty s central and essental to the system, he adds. It would be dangerous, of course, to swng too far toward the moralty of care. The real challenge s how to preserve the core of the system and, at the same tme, nfuse carng concerns.

13 November, Rod Brng s group account representatve for Whatcom Medcal Bureau... Mchael R. Kenyon s an attorney at law wth LeSourd & Patten, P.S., Seattle... Army Sgt. Rchard J. Bartell was awarded the Good Conduct Medal n West Germany. He Is a journalst wth the2nd Armored Dvson. 82 Wlam G. Wlson receved hs Doctor of Medcne degree from McGll Unversty School of Medcne, Montreal, Canada, n May, He s now dong resdency tranng n surgery at the Unversty of Washngton... Davd R. McHugh has opened a professonal accountng practce n Sequm... Conne Compton has been news edtor of the Marysvlle Globe snce August, She recently was elected secretary of the western Washngton professonal chapter of Socety of Professonal Journalsts, Sgma Delta Ch... Karen (Johnson) Harrs and husband Stanley recently purchased an offce equpment store n Bellngham. They lve n Bellngham and have two sons... Harry W. Gbson earned hs Ph.D. n currculum at Washngton State Unversty In May, ban Brehm s hgh school counselor n the Burlngton Publc Schools... Janet Hgbee Robnson teaches Spansh at Connell Hgh and Olds Junor Hgh n the North Frankln School Dstrct... James Peterson s the drector of the Puget Sound Sweet Adelnes barbershp chorus n Kent... Ar Force Arman 1st Class Barbara A. Payne s a medcal servce specalst at Farchld Ar Force Base. 8 Lsa Russell s readng specalst for Lebam and Wllapa elementary schools n the Wllapa Valley (Pacfc County) School Dstrct... Frst Lt. Leanne K. Lyon Is statoned at Fort McClellan, Alabama. After recevng a master s degree In physcal therapy through the U.S. Army-Baylor Unversty program, she now works at Noble Army Communty Hosptal as a physcal therapst. 85 Joy Massey s teachng n the Ocean Beach School Dstrct... Bert Hyde joned the Bellevue offce of Tetra Tech, Inc., an envronmental and engneerng consultng frm. He s a geologst specalzng n geotechncal ste assessments at hazardous waste stes... John Brdge teaches fourth grade at Helen Haller Elementary School, Sequm... Amy Crump s teachng mddle school Englsh In the Toledo School Dstrct... Spec. Paul J. Schumak s a mapmaker wth the 7th Infantry Dvson at Fort Ord, Calforna. He recently partcpated n Celtc Cross IV, an Army lght nfantry dvson feld tranng exercse at Fort Hunter Lggett 86 Ar Force 2nd Lt. Mark E. Dder has entered the F. Edward Hebert School of Medcne In Bethesda, Maryland, to study for a doctor of medcne degree... Steve Rogers s a sportswrter for the Mercer Island Reporter... Danel R. Foss s employed at Verona Hgh School n northwest Oregon, where hs assgnment ncludes coachng volleyball, basketball and golf... Robert Buckln teaches second grade n La Center... Corey Andrew Egenes s qualty assurance supervsor of Clarke Checks Seattle manufacturng faclty... Robert Wade Gustn teaches Englsh at Kelso Hgh School... Lsa Stone s resource room teacher at Cascade Mddle School n the Sedro- Woolley School Dstrct... Lnda Chrstoferson teaches kndergarten In the Sultan School Dstrct. fl V Three named to WWU Hall of Fame Three former athletes, all of whom made natonal champonshp appearances, are the newest members of the WWU Athletc Hall of Fame. They nclude Ron Crowe, a forward In men s basketball; Wendy Hawley, a guard In women s basketball; and John Hunt, a long jumper n men s track and feld. The tro, whch ups the elte group s membershp to 51, were formally nducted at the Whatcom County Sports Awards ceremony on February 11. Hunt Crowe led the Western hoop squad to dstrct and regonal ttles and the school s frst-ever trp to the NAIA natonal tournament. Hs efforts earned hm honorable menton All-Amerca, Washngton State all-star and All-Evergreen Conference honors. He now owns an Crowe nsurance agency n Puyallup and s mayor of that cty. Hawley helped the Vkngs to regonal champonshps and appearances at the AIAW natonal tournaments n 1973 and 197. Rated by WWU Coach Lynda Goodrch as one of her all-tme best players, she went on to become head women s basketball coach at Camas Hgh School and Portland State Unversty. She Is currently enrolled n a polce academy n Honolulu, Hawa. Hunt competed In three NAIA natonal meets ( ), earnng All-Amerca accolades n 1966 by placng second n the long jump. He won three Evco and dstrct ttles and establshed WWU records n the pole vault and the 0-yard relay. He s now n hs 19th year as a teacher and coach.al; Kelso Hgh School.. Hawley What They re Readng on College Campuses 1. The Mammoth Hunters by Jean M. Auel. 2. Far Sde Gallery 2 by Gary Larson 3. Secrets by Danelle Steel. Bloom County Babylon by Berke Breathed 5. Dark Angel by V. C. Andrews 6. Fatherhood by Bll Cosby 7. A Day n the Lfe of Amerca 8. It by Stephen Kng 9. Women Who Love Too Much by Robn Norwood 10. Whrlwnd by James Clavell The Chroncle of Hgher Educaton, January 27,1987 $3,000 DONATED TO GOLF PROGRAM The WWU varsty golf team recently receved a $3,000 check from the Washngton State Senors Golf Assocaton. Pctured above (left to rght) are Ron Hass, WWU golf coach and head professonal at Bellngham s Sudden Valley Golf & Country Club; WWU student Steve Nghtengale, member of the varsty golf team; Davd Rothausen, presdent of the WSSGA; and John Kenast, WSSGA executve secretary, as Rothausen presented the check to Nghtendale. In notng that the annual WSSGA tournament has been held at the Bellngham Golf & Country Club snce 196, Kenast sad, Bellngham has been so nce to us that the board decded we should so somethng for a team n ths area. Golf was slated to be dropped from WWU s varsty sports n 1981, but was retaned on the condton that all fundng come from outsde sources. Our ntent s to help college programs wthn the state that don t have adequate fundng, Rothausen sad. Goodrch named to hall of fame Women s basketball Coach Lynda Goodrch has been named to the Natonal Assocaton of Intercollegate Athletcs (NAIA) Hall of Fame. She was formally Inducted at the NAIA Hall of Fame luncheon on March 17 at Kansas Cty, Mssour, I was stunned when I receved notfcaton, sad Goodrch. It s an honor that I honestly ddn t feel I d ever acheve. Goodrch Is n her 16th season as coach at WWU, havng compled a News for Roll Call record of Her vctory total ranks 10th natonally among all actve women s collegate coaches. Under her tutelage. Western has reached post-season play 1 tmes and enjoyed wn campagns, whle never havng a losng record. Goodrch Is only the ffth person In WWU hstory to go Into the NAIA Hall of Fame. She jons Sam Carver (1957), Charles Lappenbusch (1961), Herbert Hearsey (1975) and Chuck Randall (1985). Please use the space below to send news about you or your classmates. Tell us about address changes, promotons, honors, appontments, marrages, brths, travels, deaths and hobbles. Name Class year. Home phone ( Address Major. Cty State. Zp. Check here f ths s a new address Tell my classmates that: Send to: Roll Call, Alumn Offce, Old Man 75, Western Washngton Unversty, Bellngham, WA J Rdsum / Wnter 1987

14 * t ' ; <3V-. WlJ -V u p " 'rx Happenngs.t \fc(r> *.», to U, \ J V, IK- V Summer sesson offers varety of cassesj workshops Western offers a complete summer sesson academc program. Teachers, counselors and educatonal admnstrators can complete an academc quarter by partcpatng n the sx- or nne-week sessons, whch begn June 22 and end n August, or they can pursue nterest areas by enrollng n short courses and workshops offered throughout the nneweek perod. Among the many subject areas are computer workshops; new nnovatons and technques n teachng, ncludng foregn language nstructon; envronmental studes; physcal educaton; and lbrary scence. For a free summer sesson catalog, wrte to the Summer Sesson Offce, Western Washngton Unversty, Bellngham, WA 98225, or call (206) s'* t,.. ', V»* *' ' C ' f. ; V " >' I _(V > ' r y ' *" - V ' V May 15 Class of 1937 Reunon. May Second Annual Row Wow. All day, Carver Gym. May 31 Norm Brght Road Run. June 12 Dstngushed Alumnus Award Banquet. June 13 Commencement. June Alumn Vacaton. '* August 7-9 Alumn Board Summer Plannng Sesson. August 21 Summer Commencement. SUMMER STOCK 87 The Boyfrend, July & :30 p.m., Performng Arts Center. The Actor s Attc, July p.m., Old Man Theatre. Crmes of the Heart, July 29 to August 1. 7:30 p.m.. Old Man Theatre. Dark of the Moon, August :30 p.m.. Performng Arts Center. As You Lke It, August :30 p.m.. Old Man Theatre. Importance of Beng Earnest, August :30 p.m.. Performng Arts Center. Free reserved parkng for Summer Stock patrons wll be avalable n Lot 12G (behnd Carver Gym). For tcket nformaton, wrte Box Offce, Summer Stock *87, RAC 395, Western Washngton Unversty, Bellngham, WA 98225, or call (206) A ;s fx l{. J V>"; f; * %, rr r?;> * * : 1','. f.....»n MfW '' Ill'; f -' '.W'. ; 't..', f.,.. V :w- '''/ ' r'. * : 1 AtW"' j, '. : ::: s'ly P M - y I, V I- r, ( )!-,t -J - f ',1- \ 7??* Western Washngton Unversty Bellngham, Washngton I "Q-S -1 ' a' Y n: %». r n.: t'; \P p:.. -- 't p', '"'»v,!' 'vjs ';t ' -... It'111 I I', a-'-ll'l fv/:/ WXy -y r.\,. " V' Ij\ r'w- '>.' - 'v V / '):--\y' ;>M!«5, y>;. ' y.. Wh, V'/, ' 1.- ; I t Wy* 'V '.'/S :;;,.. f'l V, ' A t Please note any problem below and make the correctons besde the address label to the rght. Mall to the address above. My name Is msspelled. My address s wrong. I receved more than one.