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June 1, 2005
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All reports
are taken
from CCC’s
campus safety incident logs.
Summaries are edited for
clarity, not content.
College staff, facult
take their final bow
5-27-05
8:30 a.m. .
Took statement from
student regarding stolen
artwork.
11:40 a.m.
Staff reported maimed wild
life along Killdeer Road.
3:25 p.m. ,
Reported unattended chil
dren near cooling tower.
5-26-05
5:10 p.m.
Two young children lost.
Helped locate parents.
5:20 p.m.
Report of verbal argument in
FRC parking lot.
Contributed Photo, Public Affat
7:03 p.m.
Received report of two
males looking in cars. Con
tacted and identified them.
No problems to report.
7:30 p.m.
Large group of students
from OCHS hanging out in
Barlow lot. Advised them
to return to their campus.
8:00 p.m.
Met with Community
Gardens head volunteer
about security concerns and
juveniles from Kingberry
Apartments.
8:30 p.m.
Male adult looking for lost
wallet. Referred him to
ASG lost and found.
10:10 p.m.
Contacted men in softball
practice field, stargazing.
5-25-05
9:55 a.m.
Contacted Art Center staff
regarding theft of student
art project.
2:50 p.m.
Reported female adult
exceeding walking speed
while driving in core area.
5:00 p.m.
Met with federal police
officer about updated bomb
reporting forms.
5-21-05
4:00 p.m.
Assigned standby for
Roger Rook to watch for
person of interest.
4:30 p.m.
Contacted person of inter
est and detained for OCPD
detective to interview.
5-19-05
10:20 a.m.
Student reported strange
male adult following her
from bus turnaround.
11:15 p.m.
Cited bus for failure to slow
or stop and camo close to
hitting driver turning left on
Douglas Loop.
The retiring staff this year, from left, are Larry Levi, Dean of Applied Technology Devision; Roxie-Hobart, Dean of Buisness Sei
Joseph Katanick, Campus Services; Jeani Preble, Executive Assistant of Dean of Instruction; David Dickson, Executive Director
the CCC Foundation; MomadEscriva, Department Secretary; Alice Hayden, Math Instructor; Eric Faucher, Youth Services Transit
Adviser; Janet Quinn, Shipping and Receiving; Jim Neufeld, Automotive Instructor; and Bill Symes, Business Administration I
Instructor. Not pictured: Kay Slusareko, Dean of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences; and Jeff Molatore, Manufacturing Instn
Hilliary Ferguson
court-appointed special advocate
trainer for the State of Oregon.
Automotive Instructor Jim
Neufeld is leaving this spring
With so many students ready after teaching at Clackamas for
ing for graduation,! retiring staff 10 years. When asked of his feel
and faculty are often forgotten.
ings on the past 10 years, he
This year, thirteen staff members remembers “happy times, times
are leaving.
filled with stresses too heavy to
Alice Hayden, a math instruc
be remembered and sad times
tor for 25 years; is leaving this that changed the ways we looked
June to spend more time with her at the world in which we live.”
family, including her twin grand Neufeld has sold his home and
daughters.
has purchased a home on the bay
Bill Symes is another 25-year in Waldport. He hopes to travel
veteran who is getting ready to more often and reconnect with
leave Clackamas to “get a real friends abroad.
job.’’ Starting in 1980, he worked
Kay Slusarenko, dean of arts,
as a public information specialist, humanities and social sciences,
publications manager and director will be leaving after a 7-year
of marketing until in 1994 when stint at Clackamas. Some of her
he made the switch to teaching in favorite moments here include
the business department.
envisioning both the Studio Arts
Manufacturing Instructor Jeff Center and the Niemeyer Center.
Molatore has spent the last 27
Another proud moment in her
years working for Clackamas, career at CCC was influencing
originally starting as a welding the freedom to paint administra
instructor in 1977. He is now tive offices in colors other than
in Europe, visiting his daughter, white. During her retirement, she
an English teacher in Krakow, plans to spend more time with her
Poland.
husband and three sons, as well as
Eric Faucher, Youth Services put more time into her art with the
Transition adviser, has worked at hopes of opening a gallery soon.
Clackamas since 1992. In 1996
Executive Director of the CCC
he was named the Teacher of the Foundation David Dickson is also
Year for the Oregon Association retiring this year after a 25-year
of Special Needs Personnel. In run. Starting as the coordinator of
addition to doing “odd jobs” community development in 1980,
around the campus, Faucher plans he was named as the economic
to complete training to become a development officer three years
The Clackamas Print
later. It was in the late ’80s that
he took his role as director of the
Foundation. He was known to be
one of the greatest fundraisers
for Clackamas, raising millions
of dollars for the school, includ
ing the $3 million Campaign for
the Arts.
Dean of Business Services
Roxie Hobart is leaving after 30
years here at CCC. She began as
a .cashier, but went on to oversee
thè business office, purchasing,
the cashier’s office, the book
store, duplication, food service,
investments, budgeting, motor
pool, shipping and receiving, and
mail services. In retirement, she
plans on doing bookkeeping for a
family business, along with some
traveling.
Larry Levi; dean of applied
technology, has worked at
Clackamas for the last 20 years.
He began as a work-study student
in the Veterans’ Office, but moved
to the Registrar’s Office in 1985.
His future plans include visiting
family, traveling, fishing, golfing
and gambling. He is also con
sidering a move to Hawaii to be
closer to his wife’s family.
Joseph Kattanick, a Campus
Services veteran of 12 years, is
also leaving and plans to travel
to New York to visit friends and
family. He would also like to
spend more time reading, fishing-
and working on cars. Starting in
1993, Kattanick lists his favorite
memory of Clackamas asiv
together with other staff mi
to help the campus recii
after the flood in 1996.
Executive Assistant to D
Instruction Jeani Preble ii
ing CCC after 28 years. Beg
in the work-study prograi
applied for a temporary
tary position in 1977. She
ly became a fulltime enip
working in an array of div
before landing her present j
years ago.
Janet Quinn, another i
has worked here for 20
Beginning in 1985 as a cus
on the graveyard shift, she
now in the Shipping and Reel
department. She’s lookingfo
to traveling around the 1
Northwest and down to Cali
to visit her parents, but is go
miss all the people.
“I had a good job where I
meet a lot of people,” said!
“There are a lot of good [
here.”
Moma Escriva will be
ing this spring after five
as a department secretary
future plans include travelins
ing classes, volunteer woi
singing.
The retirees were honoi
a Retirement Celebration hi
May 19.
-Information from CCC I
Celebration Program
Ceremony for Cougar graduates held next weel
. Mike Giidlce
200 people will be participat
ing in this year’s GÉD and
Clackamas Print
High School Diploma gradua
Clackamas students who tion ceremony.
There is a rehearsal on
have completed their require Wednesday, June 8, from 3
ments will be graduating on p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Randall
Thursday and Friday, June 9 Gym, but it is not mandatory.
On Friday, June 10, at 7
and 10
On Thursday, June 9, at 7 p.m., the commencement
p.m., the GED and Adult High ceremony will be held for
School Diploma ceremony will all Clackamas Community
be held in the Randall Gym. It College graduates. These are
is expected that approximately students who have completed
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the requirements for what
ever degree they have been
working towards. This year’s
graduating class is. expected
to consist of at least 250 stu
dents.
There will be a rehearsal on
Thursday, June 9, from 3 p.m.
to 4 p.m. in the Randall Gym;
participants are not required
to be there, but it is encour
aged.
After both the high school
and college graduation cer-
emonies, a reception will I
held in the Gregory Foruj
where everyone can enj<
cookies and punch and socii
ize with friends and family.
For more
informal
regarding the GED and Adi
High School Diploma cereffl
ny, simply call the college
ext. 2549,
For further information<
the college graduation cef
mony, call the school at ex
2637. !
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