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Résumé, October, 1970, Volume 02, Issue 01Alumni Association, WWSC

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VoL 2y No. 1 A Report to Alumni From Western Washington State College OCTOBER, 1970

BOOKSTORE ANNEX — Pictured above are photos showing inside and outside views of Western's new temporary bookstore annex, iocated between Fairhaven College and the main WWSC campus, to handle the College’s 9,500 students until more permanent facilities are built.

Regional Meetings Aid Alumni ActivityAt its meeting last May, the board

of directors of the Alumni Association decided that a more effective job could be done if Western’s alumni were organized on a regional basis.

Accordingly, three such regions were created, operating in the North Puget Sound area. King County and South Puget Sound. Meetings are generally held as needed, although King County has been meeting every other Tuesday.

In recent months the north sound group has occupied itself with planning the basic outline of homecoming and with discussing ways of providing a firm basis of

financial support for the college. Its meetings are generally held In either Mount Vernon or Bellingham. Information regarding the north sound area’s meetings can be obtained from the alumni office at Western (676-3353), Larry Elfendahl of Mount Vernon, George Secor of Everett or Allen Jung of Marysville.

The King County region began its series of meetings with a presentation by Michael Barnhart, assistant to the president at Western, who outlined the projected growth of the campus In the next few years, both in physical facilities and programs.

Believing it important that a greater number of alumni are aware

of these changes, the King County region is planning a reception and dinner in honor of President Flora to expand this awareness.

Meetings of the King County region have been held at the Roosevelt Hotel in Seattle. Interested persons should contact board member Nigel Adams In Renton to learn of future meetings. Other board members in the King County area include, in part, Willis Ball, Seattle; Gerald Nelson, Bothell; Doug Simpson, Issaquah; and Gordon Wilson, Kirkland. Any of these persons can provide information on the activities of King County alumni.

The third region, South Puget

Sound, has directed its attention to two subjects to date. They are to provide a facility for alumni on or near the Western campus (this is also under study by the other regions) and to provide a solid base of financial support for the college. Persons to contact in the south end of Puget Sound are Dion Daggett, Tacoma; Mel Schell, Tacoma; LeRoy Lund, Centralia; Colin Tomaras, Tenino; Steve Turk, Aberdeen; and Roland Sayler, Vancouver.

The alumni association is open to all persons interested in Western. All are welcome to attend regional meetings and contribute ideas to the betterment of the college.

Students Set New Elections

A new slate of candidates has filed for student offices at Western since the recent invalidation of last spring’s elections.

The ruling that the elections were invalid was made by the judiciary board following accusations by a group of students that: there were more ballots cast than voter signatures; electioneering took place at voting booths; and unauthorized persons had access to the ballots.

A primary election was scheduled for October 27 with the general election set for November 4. Greg Baker, who served as Associated Students president for part of last year following the resignation of Al Doan, and who was elected in the spring runoff, was not in the current race.

Roll Call'67 WADE A. NASH received his

master's degree at the University of Oregon . . . PAUL KRATZIG and JULIE J. WOODS were married August 23. She is studying for her master's degree on an assistantship at WWSC and he is an instructor there . , . ROY JOHNSON JR. took the former Peggy A. Swartos as his bride August 8. He is doing graduate work at WSU where he is employed in the Laboratory Department . . . FRANK ANDERSON is teaching high school at Sequim . . . JAMES DUMONT has been appointed to the staff of the College of Caledonia in Prince George, B.C., and is lecturing in history and political science there . . . MIRIAM DUNNIGAN BLACK is living in Neah Bay where she is doing substitute teaching after teaching kindergarten full time since 1968 . . . RANDY LIDREN is serving with the navy in Samsum, Turkey, near the Black Sea ... Mr. and Mrs. TOM ANDERSON (MARY BETH PATTERSON) are living in Olympia. He graduated from Willamette University Law School and Is now an Assistant Attorney General in the division of education. She is teaching second grade in the North Thurston School District . . . SANDRA GAMRATH is employed by the Seattle School District as part of a unified arts program with art and industrial arts . . . CHARLES J. STARKOVICH took the former Miss Viola Kay Brand as his bride August 8 in Bellingham. They are living In Anacortes where he teaches CHARLES T. HILLMAN received his Master of Science degree from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.

'68 BEVERLY BROWN UPSON is teaching third grade In San Jose . . . MARCIA A. LIMBAUGH and John D. Lembcke were married June 13 in Kent.

She is employed by the Seattle Public School System . . . PHILLIP H. BANKS has been named a trust officer for the Olympia branch of the Seattle-First National Bank ... KATHERINE L. STERK became the bride of RICHARD L. HOVDE July 11 in Seattle. They are living In Portland where she is teaching . . . H. ROBERT MARTIN took the former Marie Funderburk as his bride recently . . . KAY LOERTSCHER became the bride of Harry Hibler June 20. She has taught elementary school in Snoqualmie for the past two years. They are living in Vancouver, Wash. . . . THERESA A. NAEHTER is teaching fourth grade In Kelso . . . SUSAN C. LADE became the bride of Dale A. Frederlkson July 19. She is teaching in Ridgefield where they now live ... CAROL SALLEE CADWELL is teaching third grade in Cottage Grove, Ore. . . . DONALD O. CAPSTICK Is employed as an engineering geologist with the U.S. Forest Service in Missoula . . . MOLLY C. WILSON became Mrs. Sherman Adamson in June. They are living at Mercer Island where she is employed as a programmer-analyst for Pacific Car and Foundry . . . JOHN D. HEWITT recently took the former Avis Davis as his bride in Virginia. He is a sociology instructor at the College of Wooster In Wooster, Ohio . . . PETER TJOELKER took the former Gloira M. Meyer as his bride June 17. They are living in Portland where he Is attending a seminary . . . KENNETH RAUCH is teaching junior high and high school industrial arts at Port Townsend . . CAROL KOCH and Douglas Tredo were married August 21 in Seattle . . . Mr. and Mrs. JAMES PRILL (BEA, '68) are living in Dallas where he is an accountant . . . ROBERT OLLIKAINEN and Carolyn Woods were married September 5. They are living in Odessa where they teach . . . DENNIS HASKO is teaching French and Spanish at Edmonds High School . . . CALVIN SLOTEMAKER took the former Vickie Van Sweden as his bride September 2. They are living in Everett . . . MELODY A. BECKLEY became the bride of Roger D. Buck. They are living in Mt. Vernon and she is teaching at Stanwood . . . MARK PHIPPS has been awarded an assistantship at the University of Cincinnati . . . DANIEL W. PASCOE and Linda G. Olson were married September 19 In Poulsbo. He is attending graduate school . . . DONALD G. LOFGREN is a lieutenant in the army and Is presently stationed at a missile base In Germany . . .

BACK TO BICYCLES - Scenes like this are becoming more and more apparent atWWSC as many students and some faculty members are taking to the “wheels” as a mode of transportation on the sprawling Western campus.

LESLIE A. HUGHES became Mrs. Wayne A. Elsaesser August 22 in Bellingham. They are living in Seattle and she is teaching in Everett . . . CHARLOTTE MAROLDO is teaching second grade at East Port Orchard . . . Mr. and Mrs. BRYAN R. METCALF (LYNNE LOOMIS) are living in Benton City, Wash. He is teaching junior high science, driver's education, and is coaching freshman basketball and tennis. She is doing^ substitute work in the city . . . STEVE HOLLAND took the former Kathlyn J. York as his bride September 5. They are living in Pullman where he is a graduate student . . . GRAYCE J. HENNECK was married recently to Kenneth E. Foster. They are living in Addison, III. . . . Mr. and Mrs. DON EILER (JUDY RAUB) are living at Fort Hamilton, New York, where he is stationed at the U.S. Army Chaplain's School . . . PAUL A LONGCRIER andJERI LEE SMITH ('69) were married August 7 in Tumwater. They are living in Lacey.

'69 Mr. and Mrs. BRIAN R. ANDERSON (CHERYL McDAVITT) spent a six-week honeymoon in Europe as teacher leaders on a high school ambassador program. He is teaching at North Thurston High . . . JO KUBOTA became the bride of Guy Sasaki on August 22. She received her M.A. in Education from the University of Hawaii and is teaching in the Leeward Oaho district, Hawaii ... DONNA L. EICHENLAUB became Mrs. George R. Boudet in Oak Harbor July 17. They are living in Oak Harbor . . . JANET DODD is teaching grade school in Redmond . . . JANET BRENNAN is teaching at an elementary school in Aberdeen . . . NANCY SANFORD and David L. Bushi were

married September 12. They are living in College Park, Maryland, where she is attending graduate school . . . PATRICIA G. ARTHAUD is teaching first grade in Hoquiam . . . KAY L. BENNY became Mrs. Ronald Nelson August 7 in Chehalis. She is teaching in Tumwater . . . MARCIA A. McKAIG is teaching in Boise . . . CAROL DENHAM and KOOS JAGER were married August 1. She will teach high school in Silverdale while he is in basic training . . . LAWRENCE E. ADAMS has recently completed paper work for the first FM radio station for the Seattle Public Schools . . . STUART YOUNG is working as a commercial property underwriter for an insurance company in San Jose. He recently married the former LINDA MATHIASEN ... Mr. and Mrs. TERRY ROUSSEAU (JANICE GUNN, '70) are employed as a juvenile probation officer for Skagit County and as a third grade teacher at Edison, respectively . . . JILL M. NICHOLLS and JOHN E. McLEOD were married August 16. They are living in Bellevue where he is a teacher. She is student teaching at Shoreline . . . SHAREN McCABE and DANIEL I. MERRYFIELD ('70) were married August 28 in Seattle . . . RICHARD C. VEITH married Joy L. Israel in March. He is attending the University of Washington School of Medicine . . . MARTIN H. TOBIAS is teaching vocal and instrumental music for grades first through twelfth in Darby, Mont, . . . LINDA J. STRICKLIN has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the air force and has been assigned to Wright-Patterson AFB in Ohio ... JEFFREY R. SHANNON is employed as Island County Planning Director . . . SUZANNE WICKSTROM and Harry J. Brown were married August 22 in Bremerton. They are living in Seattle

. .. LINDA PACE RHODES is a sixth grade teacher in Shelton . . . ED DOWIE is following a program at Cleveland Clinic in Ohio that will lead to certification as a Physican's Assistant . . . JOHN MACARTNEY teaches ninth grade earth science and seventh grade life science at a junior high in Burien . . , LAURA LERWICK is teaching home ec at the new Vista Middle School in Ferndale . . . DIANE L. HOLLAND and GREGORY G. GOULD ('70) were married August 29 In Bellingham. They are doing graduate work at WWSC ... SANDRA GRUNENFELDER HAURY is teaching first grade at East Olympia In the Tumwater School District . . . CORDA A. FRANK is teaching school in Granger, Wash. . . . PAMELA DUDLEY became Mrs. Norman Buckley in August. They are living in Seattle . . . JAY W. CASTLE is working on a second degree in accounting at Arizona State University . . . WAYNE G. BROOKS took the former Susan M. Treis as his bride recently. They are living in Pensacola, Fla., where he is stationed with the Navy . . . GARRETT DAY is teaching Industrial arts in Ferndale . . . Lt. GERALD L. COUCHMAN is near the end of pilot training at Columbus AFB, Columbus, Miss.

'70 LOREN A. SUNDLEE Is employed with the Idaho State Department of Public Assistance in Blackfoot . . . KAROL ANDERS is teaching third grade in Aberdeen . . . PATRICIA PERISICH is teaching third grade in McCleary . . . KATHY STEINSIEK has been awarded a three-year fellowship In developmental psychology at the University of Connecticut . . . LINDA S. GLOSSNER and ROBERT S. PARRISH were married June 19. They are living in San Antonio where he is stationed at Lackland Air Force Base . . . NANCY M. LUNSFORD became the bride of James N. Anderson July 5 in Anacortes. They are living in Bow . . . ROBERT KRAFT has completed his six months training in the national guard at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. . . . BONNIE A. JOHNSON and DAVID F. NEWLEAN were married June 20. She is teaching third grade at Amboy and he is working for International Paper in Longview . . . ROBERT A. ELLINGSON is teaching fifth grade at Centralia . . . JOHN E. EKLUND is teaching social studies at a junior high in Chehalis. He will also be assistant football coach and handle the seventh grade basketball program . . .

CAROLYNN SUE BROMLEY and David E. Clutinger were married July 18 in Auburn. She is teaching in the Lake Stevens School District . . . MARLENE MARSH and RICHARD ACKLEY were married August 15 in Seattle STEPHEN ARTHAUD will be district swimming coach in the Aberdeen-Hoquium district . . . SHARON AMES is teaching at Central Park School in Aberdeen . . . TINA STOKLAS is teaching French at a high school in Aberdeen ... SUSAN ENGBRETSON is teaching elementary school at Rochester . . . GAYLORD G. JONES is teaching science and math at Chehalis . . . NORA G. HORENSKY recently married MICHAEL R. MARINES. She is teaching elementary school in Everett. He is teaching at Bellevue High School. They are living in Lynnwood . . . JANICE HAWLEY became Mrs. Thomas A. Bush August 15. They are living in San Diego... KARL D. WIEDERSPOHN took the former Sheri P. Edin as his bride August 8 in Bellingham. They are living in Granger where he is teaching high school music . . . SALLY WOLF and John Agee were married July 11 . . . TED THOMPSON is teaching at Randle Elementary . . . TONI ANN McCO.RKLE is employed as a speech and hearing therapist in Aberdeen . . .LLOYD J. KUHLMAN Is teaching PE at Chehalis ... CONNIE L. MUMFORD became Mrs. Clifford R. Wickert. They are living in Marysville where she Is teaching ... KATHERINE MORRIS is teaching elementary school in Rochester . . . JUDITH MUNRO is teaching second grade in Port Angeles . . . JAMES PRATHER is teaching junior high English at White Pass ... PATRICK P. PARKER is teaching seventh and eighth grade art in the Centralia-Chehalis district . . . MARY K. TAYLOR and Michael J. Dawson were married August 1 in Gig Harbor . . .SHARON GOENEN is the Shelton district's physical education specialist . . . VERONICA L. WILSON and KENNETH R. MARSHALL were married August 15 in Tacoma. She is teaching fourth grade in Bellingham . . . BARBARA J. BAUER and THOMAS A. KIRKWOOD were married August 22. They are living in Spokane where he Is attending Gonzaga Law School... STEPHEN C. SHOBERG has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. He has been assigned to Lowry AFB, Colo., for training as an Intelligence specialist . ,. PAULA SALEWSKY is teaching secondary PE as well as holding a

ACTING DEAN — Harvey Gelder (above)is the new acting dean of Fair haven Coiiege. Gelder, 53, has been at Western since 1948 and was chairman of the mathematics department from 1951-62.

counseling-industrial arts position . . . ROBERT B. STRAIN took the former JOYCE M. ELLIOTT as his bride July 11 at Longview. He is assistant operations supervisor of a bank in Auburn. She Is teaching business education at a high school in Buckley . . . CINDY S. CHRISTENSON became Mrs. Douglas E. LeVeck in Bellingham July 25. They are living in Sandusky, Ohio, where she is teaching . . . NORMAN GUSTAVSON took the former LINDA KETTEL as his bride recently. They are attending graduate school . . . FAITH YOUNGS is teaching fourth grade in Sequim . . . DAVID M. RICE is teaching boys' PE at a junior high in Bremerton . . . BARBARA ESSEN is teaching primary school in Rochester . . . TAN I HAM is teaching third grade in the Centralia-Chehalis area . . . BARBARA GEMMELL is teaching elementary school in Rochester . . . GAYLE DAMBRES CHURCH is teaching kindergarten in the Monroe SchoolDistrict ... MICHAEL GERGICH isteaching high school in Rochester . . .TONI SCHWARZ Is teaching first grade in the North Thurston districtKATHRYN ROE Is instructing a variety of crafts through the Whatcom Museum of History and Art in Bellingham . . . BERT REYNA is leaving his post as director of the Migrant Center in Lynden to work on his master's degree in education and counseling while teaching part time at WSU . . . JOANNE GREEN and Michael Loughery were married recently . . . NANCY FINCH is teaching the middle room at Grapeview School . . . NANCY J. HALL became Mrs. Moreland J. Anderson September 12 . . . DARRELL W. PHARE, a member of the Lummi Tribe, has been selected to become a participant in a federal experiment to train an Indian intern as an industrial developer . . .

RICHARD DOUGLAS took the former KERRIE PARKER as his bride In August . . . MICHAEL A. MURPHY and Margaret L. Alexander were married July 17. He is employed as a radar technician in Redmond ... MARIA K. MULLEN became Mrs. Albert W. McGuire recently. She is teaching first grade in the Montesano district . . . BEVERLY J. NYLUND became the bride of Robert A. Bragg August 15. They are living in Seattle . . . MICHAEL C. MAST took the former Lisette Roozen as his bride. They live in Bellingham where he is employed with the state ... KATHRYN MclLRAITH and Larry Ellestad were married October 3 in Mount Vernon. They are living in Bothell. She is teaching second grade in Kirkland . . . JACQUELINE McGRAW and STEVEN HAGER were married September 21 in Bellingham, where they are now living . . . ROBIN KREIDLER teaches second grade in Bremerton . . . MARCIA HOLT is teaching high school PE at Bainbridge Island . . . DOROTHY J. IRVINE and JAMES M.SHIREMAN were married August 22. They live in Auburn ... MICHAEL F. HANSEN is teaching fifth grade in Anchorage . . . JANELLE M. HART became Mrs. Harvey M. Gray August 22 in Port Angeles . . . Mr. and Mrs. DONALD GUSTAFSON, JR. (JULEE NEUHART, '69) are living in Seattle where he is attending the University of Washington and she is employed as a speech therapist for Seattle Public Schools . . . WAYNE FOOTE has left for a year's tour of duty with the SeaBees at Antarctica . . . MARY S. ELLIOTT became the bride of Gale B. McGrath August 29. They live in Olympia ... DEANNA D. EBERSOLE married Robert J. Harris. They live in Arlington. She teaches at Arlington High School . . . PAUL BLAKE and his bride, the former PAMELA K. ELDRIDGE, were married August 29. They are living in Bellingham where both are attending graduate school . . . DENNIS L. CLARKE took Susan A. Hopf as his bride August 15. They live in Yakima ... STEVEN CARKEEK is employed in the production center at Green River Community College . . . LINDA G. CASS was married this summer to Jeffery S. Beach. They live in Honolulu . ,. CHERIE BOTTCHER and PAT OVERCAST were married recently. They live in Minneapolis where he is working on his master's degree in English at the University of Minnesota and she is a medical secretary at the University Hospital.

THE WWSC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

PRESENTS... A REAL

WESTERN HOMECOMINNOVEMBER 14,1970SEE THE VIKINGS play Central at 1:30 p.m. . . . then plan to attend the

annual Alumni bash at Sudden Valley's ‘Theater Barn" beginning at 7:30 . . .

Hot ranch sandwiches and the trimmings garnished with all the "suds" you can

handle at $4.50 per person ... Ice and mixer will be available . . . Dancing to

the music of "The Vagabonds" of Seattle from 9 to 1 a.m.

RESERVATIONS WITH PAY­MENT must be made in advance through the Alumni Office^ WWSCy Bellingham 98225. The Alumni Office will aid with hotel or mote! accommodations and babysitters if

needed. Send a note or call the office at (206) 676-3353.

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