THE MAGAZINE OF OREGON EPISCOPAL SCHOOL • WINTER 2013 OES


BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2012-2013


The Rt. Rev. Michael Hanley Chairman of the Board


Ms. Kate Lieber President


Mr. Evan Roberts ’88 Vice President


Mr. Mark Kemball Vice President


Ms. Heike von der Heyden Treasurer


Mr. Mark Hochgesang Secretary


The Rev. Robert Bryant St. John the Baptist Church


Mr. Raymond Cheng Ms. Kristin Collins


Ms. Elizabeth Gewecke Ms. Elizabeth Highet ’86 Ms. Estelle Kelley ’78


Mr. Malcolm McIver ’82 Mr. Clent Richardson ’79 Mr. Nate Schwalbach Dr. Tim Stout


Ms. Patricia Trunzo Mr. Liam Thornton


Ms. Catherine Willmott The Rev. L. D. Wood-Hull


EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS


Ms. Mo Copeland Head of School


Mr. Steve Grant Immediate Past President


Mr. Lawrence W. Harris, III


Chair of Endowment Investment Committee Ms. Carey Killian


Chair of Parent Community Link T ABLE OF CONTENTS


4 Reggio Emilia Teachers light fire of


curiosity in their students.


10 Middle School Students find room


to spread their wings.


14 Sports Aardvark


teams go to state playoffs.


16 Snapshots


Students win awards for science, journalism, and merit scholarship.


17 Homecoming Community comes


together for fun and soccer.


18 Alumni Food Tour Alums serve up savory


fare to busload of peers.


20 Hallways Roaring Twenties teen


21 Alumni Profile George Critchlow ‘67


22 Class Notes Catch up


with your classmates.


34 In Memoriam


FRONT COVER: A December snowfall made for a special morning recess for Lower School students, including Matthew I. ’24, who made a giant snowball.


Publisher: Martin C. Jones, jonesma@oes.edu Editor: Tom Berridge


Graphic Designer: Anne Marie Snyder Printer: Bridgetown Printing


Photography: Tom Berridge, Michelle Rajotte, John Holloran


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