Boys' Latin Magazine Fall 2017

BOYS’ LATIN MAGAZINE

FALL 2017 / VOLUME 5

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The Boys’ Latin School of Maryland 822 West Lake Avenue Baltimore, MD 21210 410.377.5192 www.boyslatinmd.com

To receive a copy, contact Lisa Anthony 410.377.5192 x1106 Editorial Team Alex Barron,

Upper School English Instructor

Pat Gugerty ’83, Assistant Headmaster for Advancement

Cathi Hilpert,

Communications Coordinator

Mac Kennedy ’76,

Director of Alumni Relations

Creative Team Katie Reid,

Director of Digital Media

Brink Van Horn ’12, Communications Intern

Photography Team Larry Canner Mitchell Layton Photography Annemarie Merow Katie Reid Derrick Thomas Brink Van Horn ’12 BL Photography Club LifeTouch Mighty Engine Brian Schneider Photography

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Lower schoolers listen intently during an engaging reading lesson

FALL 2017 POSTINGS

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During the last week of June, Boys’ Latin hosted the 2017 International Boys’ School Coalition (IBSC) Annual Conference. More than 600 educators from 120 schools in 20 countries came to Charm City to explore what’s best for boys.

POSTINGS As the 2017-2018 school year begins, we conclude a very busy and eventful summer here on campus.

During the last week of June, Boys’ Latin hosted the 2017 International Boys’ School Coalition (IBSC) Annual Conference. More than 600 educators from 120 schools in 20 countries came to Charm City to explore what’s best for boys – sharing ideas and strategies on engaging boys in and out of the classroom. As we know, boys are naturally competitive, tend to want more structure than girls, and benefit from mentoring and close relationships as they mature into healthy and productive men.

Attendees heard from thought-provoking keynote speakers and participated in more than 60 different workshops, ranging from research-based best practices to an examination of trends in boys’ education, to an exploration of the emotional health and well-being of boys and men in the fast-paced 21st century. It was an incredible honor to host this event, and the efforts of more than 60 BL faculty and staff members in all facets of program design and delivery were nothing short of spectacular.

In this issue of Boys’ Latin Magazine, we will explore the same theme as the IBSC Annual Conference - Beyond Innovation: Creativity, Discovery, Engagement.

In addition to a fascinating Q&A with IBSC speakers Wes Moore, Joe Ehrmann, Alec Ross and Andrew Reiner, you’ll discover myriad ways that our faculty and students are innovating in the classroom and beyond.

You’ll read about upper school students making a lasting impact on communities both near and far, with projects ranging from designing a green ship as part of the Science and Engineering Apprenticeship Program at a Department of Navy Laboratory to painting an outdoor mural in inner-city Baltimore through our LAUNCH program.

Finally, please know much we appreciate your tremendous philanthropic support.

Included in the magazine is our 2016-2017 Annual Report of Giving. In the past year, our constituents set records for their philanthropy through unprecedented giving levels in annual giving and legacy philanthropy. Your recordsetting generosity helps to ensure that the experience of our boys and our community is extraordinary. Please know how grateful we are for your unwavering commitment and support of the school that we love.

All the best,

Christopher J. Post / Headmaster

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FEATURES COMMENCEMENT

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IBSC CONFERENCE

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LAUNCH

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STUDENT AWARDS COLLEGE DECISIONS: BY THE NUMBERS EXCERPT FROM VALEDICTORY ADDRESS

BL HOSTS ATTENDEES FROM AROUND THE WORLD THE STUDENT FORUM Q&A WITH KEYNOTE SPEAKERS BALTIMORE SUN OP-ED FROM HEADMASTER POST

WHAT IS LAUNCH? LAUNCH PROJECT PROFILE: NORTH AVENUE MURAL

CELEBRATING THE

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2017 After the bow ties were tied and the boutonnieres were pinned, it was time for the Class of 2017 to reflect on the time they spent at Boys’ Latin.

by Cathi Hilpert, Communications Coordinator

Gideon Endalkachew and Jimmy Magee proudly hold heir diploma

For Valedictorian Matthew Kleiser, the one thing he will never forget and always miss is the BL community.

“Under this very tent sits a collective community who has illustrated what true brotherhood means. This is why we are here today, why we will be able to walk up to Headmaster Post to collect our diplomas, and why at the end of the summer we will all be heading to college for our next pursuit,” said Kleiser, as he addressed classmates, faculty, staff, family and friends during the 173rd Commencement Exercises on June 3rd.

Kleiser, who attended BL since the first grade, was actively involved in the life of the school

The Class of 2017 begins their procession into the tent

both inside and outside of the classroom. A member of Model UN and Jazz Band, founder of the Math Club and a threesport athlete, Kleiser excelled academically as well. Out of 3.5 million graduating seniors nationwide, he was one of only 161 individuals to be named a U.S. Presidential Scholar.

“While our time at Boys’ Latin has been completed, we are not complete people. There is more about ourselves and the world to discover,” he continued. “A world outside of Boys’ Latin certainly is ready for its students. And its students are ready for the world around it. We have so much to look forward to as we head off to college.”

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Kleiser will head to Duke University this fall, while his 77 classmates will study at colleges and universities both near and far, including Johns Hopkins University, Wake Forest University, Cal Poly, and Cornell University.

As the community celebrated the accomplishments of this talented class of young men, BL offered special congratulations to the seniors who were recognized with the following awards: JAMES MAGEE, JR. with the J. Elwood Peter Memorial Award “established by Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Peter to a senior who, in the opinion of his classmates, possesses the characteristics of heart, mind, and conduct that manifest a spirit of love for and helpfulness to his fellow men as were exemplified by their son, J. Elwood Harrison Peter ‘34.”

MICHAEL PETILLO with the Jack H. Williams Award for Benevolence “established in 1978 by the School in memory of Mr. Williams ‘38, beloved Headmaster 1962-78, whose concern and love for others was the paragon for the spirit of caring at Boys’ Latin.”

JAMES MAGEE, JR. with the Julian and Carolyn Smith Alumni Cup Award “established 100 years ago in 1916 by the Alumni Association, dedicated in 2012 to the Smiths, awarded to a member of the senior class for leadership based on character.”

ATHERTON TOWNSEND with the Senior Internship Award “presented to that senior whose project is judged to most outstanding” for his work at Odyssey School.

For the full college list, visit the College Counseling page at www.boyslatinmd.com

GRIFFIN MCSHANE, RYAN STELLMANN, PARKER HOPKINS, BRANDON BRADSHER and GRANT IODICE with Faculty Awards.

When the diplomas were presented, Headmaster Post continued the tradition of sharing a personal comment about each and every one of the graduates. With collective input from the faculty, the comments reflect what the Boys’ Latin community holds dear in each young man.

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An Excerpt from Valedictorian Matthew Kleiser’s Remarks It’s hard to believe that I am leaving a place that I have called my second home since the first grade along with 17 others, who we at Boys’ Latin call “lifers,” and today it’s with mixed emotion that our time here will be coming to close.

Former Navy Admiral William H. McRaven said, “You can’t change the world alone—you will need some help—and to truly get from your starting point to your destination takes friends, colleagues, the goodwill of strangers, and a strong coxswain to guide them.”

“ It’s this community that taught us all about why being part of a brotherhood is so critical to our school and personal success.”

Boys’ Latin is a special place. The relationships we have formed, the support from our teachers, friends, administrators, and even the upperclassmen who have preceded us has been tremendous. All you need to do is take a look around. You will see friends, colleagues, strangers, and coxswains around you under this enormous tent. The links we have formed with each other are everlasting.

Our class has an invisible and unbreakable bond that connects us. It’s this community that taught us all about why being part of a brotherhood is so critical to our school and personal success.

So let me take you back to the end of my Junior year to illustrate how the BL classroom cultivates the values of collaboration and teamwork. In fact, it was this very date, June 3, our last day of school.

We were assigned an engineering project, a Rube Goldberg machine, to finish for Mrs. Rodriguez’s AP Physics 1 class. The Rube Goldberg, for those of you who don’t know, is a machine that performs a complex series of connected tasks that end up completing some very simple action. You may remember the game our parents used to play “Mousetrap”, Same thing…

In that class, I thought I could get the project done myself. But really, I couldn’t. My ideas didn’t work. I couldn’t do this alone. It was through this project, I learned and understood the value of relying on my classmates in order for all of us to succeed. I had to rely on them for their support, we had to rely on each other. Again, “You can’t change the world alone.”

And there are countless other BL illustrations similar to this that Boys’ Latin exhibits on a daily basis, such as a teacher staying after school to help a student, like in Laker Corps where the upperclassmen cross the bridge to work with the lower school students, like coaches training our athletes on weekends and late into each evening, like One Love with a community outreach goal about a noble cause.

So the time has arrived for me, on behalf of the class of 2017, to thank ALL of the teachers for their encouragement, guidance, learning, and even hard work.

You have installed a strong foundation within us, which supports us as we keep moving forward in our lives and careers. We must not forget, for we will always remember to maintain that invisible bond.

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INSPIRING INNOVATION BL Hosts International Education Conference

by Alex Barron, Upper School English Instructor

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or four days in late June, Boys’ Latin found itself at the center of the boys’ education universe when it hosted the 2017 International Boys’ School Coalition (IBSC) Annual Conference. The IBSC is composed of boys’ schools from all over the world, and its annual conference draws guests from the U.S. and Canada, as well as such far-flung locations as New Zealand, South Africa and India. Last summer, a large contingent of BL faculty attended the 2016 conference in Vancouver, in part, to gain insight into planning this year’s event.

Fast forward to one year later: more than 600 educators came to BL’s campus to attend numerous workshops on boys’ education, hear standout keynote speakers and collectively pick hundreds of crabs. Upper School Head Brian Mitchell, a member of the conference organizing committee, knew the task would require vast amounts of manpower and planning, and that a successful conference would cement BL’s already strong reputation in the eyes of the boys’ education community. In the end, he was pleased with the way BL represented itself.

“Everyone walked away from the conference feeling good about BL and all that they experienced. Our faculty was at the heart of that feeling,” Mitchell says. “I also think hosting the annual conference shows BL’s dedication and commitment to be at the forefront of the boys’ education conversation.”

The purpose of the conference is to engage with colleagues from around the world and to explore common goals as boys’ educators in spite of our geographical differences.

One common theme proved to be a collective desire to encourage boys to show their authentic selves, to embrace their emotions rather than keeping them repressed. It was an idea that came up in workshops and most notably, in several of the keynote speeches throughout the four days For Middle School Head Brandon Mollett, the words of Wes Moore had particular resonance. Moore is a Baltimore native best known for his memoir The Other Wes Moore, which details his path from growing up in the inner city to attending Oxford as a Rhodes BOYSLATINMD.COM

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Scholar. He spoke about the opportunity for boys’ educators to guide young men toward becoming leaders and not just passive ‘players of the game’.

“Some of the boys we teach will be the game changers,” says Mollett, “Our young men will be entering a big, fast moving and global work environment. We need to educate our young men in a way that provides for them the vision, adaptability and resiliency to flex with a changing world. We need to help them to understand that the value they add to the greater good is equal to if not more important than the ‘success’ they achieve.”

In another keynote address, Joe Ehrmann, the former Baltimore Colt turned motivational speaker, echoed Moore by rejecting stereotypically masculine markers of success, like athletic achievement and financial earning, in favor of basic compassion. Ehrmann, who previously spoke to BL students and faculty on One Laker | One Love Day two years ago, avowed that his goal is to “transform the current winat-all-costs mindset” by ending what he refers to as the “hyper-masculine narrative” that boys are often fed.

On Monday, the conference venue shifted from Lake Avenue to the Johns Hopkins campus, where attendees were addressed by the university’s president Ron Daniels and by writer and creative consultant Courtney Ferrell. For Lower School Librarian and conference planner Terri Floccare, Ferrell’s message – delivered with vivid enthusiasm – was “refreshing and energizing.”

“It sticks with me that I should never forget to bring the unconventional and fun into my classroom,” Floccare says.

A wealth of positive feedback from visitors left BL faculty members with a deep feeling of pride for both their school and for their home city. Each day concluded with its own uniquely Baltimorean social event: an on-campus crab feast on Sunday, dinner and a reception at the Aquarium on Monday and optional dinners with BL faculty members at local restaurants on Tuesday.

Administrative assistant Robin Smith, who was instrumental in the planning process, relished the opportunity to highlight both the campus and Charm City, and “to give visitors a mini view of what goes on here at BL every day.” And, she remarked, it didn’t hurt that “the ‘weather gods’ gave us a gorgeous week!”

Several BL teachers—Debi Krulak, Rudy Hurley, Stephanie McKew, Diane Rodriguez, Molly Mullally and Rebecca Giordano Dreisbach—took on starring roles at the conference by presenting research and workshops. Each presenter demonstrated her own unique approach to boys’ learning. One of the highlights was “15 Phun Physics Activities in 60 Minutes,” in which Rodriguez, who teaches upper school science, led attendees in several engaging lab experiments that required only simple household items.

Upper School Science Teacher Jeff Hindes also played a big role behind the scenes: he oversaw the IBSC Student Forum, a program for boys’ school students from

“In order to remain innovative, teachers and students cannot work in isolation. Our students must have experiences that ensure they are connected to our local community and greater world.”

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participating schools, which ran parallel to the main conference. In order to study the many issues that community leaders must consider, the students in the conference, including BL senior Cole Jarrett (see sidebar), visited nearby attractions and met with local leaders.

With the conference now in the rearview mirror, the planners can take a deep breath – while possibly anticipating next summer’s session in Australia’s Gold Coast. The conversation generated by the conference will extend well into the school year as faculty members apply what they’ve learned to their instruction and communication with students.

For college counselor Cathy Badmington, the conference prompted reflections on student leadership. “I want to continue to push the idea of what leadership is, and to give the students viable leadership opportunities to get things done,” she says.

After four days of illuminating conversation with educators from around the world, Lower School administrator Greg Schnitzlein recognizes that students, as well as teachers, can profit when they are drawn outside of their comfort zone. “In order to remain innovative, teachers and students cannot work in isolation,” says Schnitzlein. “Our students must have experiences that ensure they are connected to our local community and greater world.”

While the conference allowed faculty to glean ideas from colleagues, it also presented an opportunity for the school to celebrate what it already does well. For Mitchell, the experience was an affirmation of BL’s success in adhering to its mission.

“We are doing great work at BL with our approach to the boys and the community,” he says. “We need to continue with our approach that focuses on each boy being their best and a community that exhibits true excellence in all that we do.”

My IBSC Experience The 2017 Student Forum

by Cole Jarrett ‘18

In the couple of days leading up to the IBSC conference, I felt a little discouraged because I would not be flying to some unknown territory waiting to experience something completely new. My drive to Towson University, where the students and mentors stayed, was a 20-minute trip, while for others, it was a 20-hour trip. I feared I would just be the local kid who knew his way almost too well around Baltimore, only going through the motions for the whole week.

It took me less than an hour to realize I was wrong. Even though I am from Baltimore, I felt just as foreign as everyone else. Never in my life have I been exposed to so many different nationalities, different backgrounds and different perspectives. There was constantly something to talk about with every person I met. I practically became obsessed with interacting with the other participants and mentors, hearing their stories and comparing their interests with mine.

While listening to some of the Australians talk about a sport I’ve never even heard of, I do not know whether I was more confused or more shocked by how little I knew. My favorite topics of discussion were music and language. I found the different tastes in music extremely interesting, as well as the entertaining accents and diction.

Watching others experience new things that were familiar to me was refreshing. When we went to Washington D.C., many participants had never tasted a cheesesteak before, which I still cannot believe.

Later that day, I saw three kids pull their phones out to videotape what looked like a tree and grass. I walked closer to them to figure out that they were recording a squirrel! When I asked them why they were recording, it occurred to me that they had never seen a squirrel before. I almost felt bad for laughing so hard.

Each day, we returned to Towson University and the mentors would have us discuss the topic of community. We wrestled with the definition of community and ultimately, we made action plans to affect one of our communities. As I was developing my idea to improve a community in Baltimore, I had to consider the complexity of change as well as figure out how to expose myself to different viewpoints.

Hearing everyone’s action plan presentations on the final day of the conference really captured my attention. The culmination of perspectives I heard will ultimately help me tackle my goal.

While it was definitely a little bittersweet saying goodbye to everyone at the end of the conference, the week was very enriching and something that will always stick with me.

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Q&A with IBSC Keynote Speakers Here’s what some of Baltimore’s most innovative leaders are saying about boys’ education today

Andrew Reiner Lecturer at Towson University and contributor to The New York Times and The Washington Post Magazine What strategies do today’s educators need to employ so boys can thrive both academically and emotionally?

Wes Moore Decorated U.S. Army Combat Veteran, Youth Advocate and Author of New York Times Bestselling Books: The Other Wes Moore and The Work What can parents and teachers do to teach boys to be more empathetic?

We need to really love one another, and care about the challenges that one another are facing.

Not only that, but it is also the shape of love that matters. It’s not enough for it to be sympathetic love, to think “I understand your pain.” Loving empathetically means knowing, “your pain is my pain.” It’s not enough for teachers and parents to teach boys that, we have to show boys that.

At IBSC, you shared your personal story, including how you were able to overcome adversity through education and embrace personal responsibility. What is one thing you hope others can learn from your experience?

One of the things I hope people take away from my story is how complex and fragile success is. I was able to overcome the adversity I faced mostly not because of my own brilliance or work, but because my mother poured her heart into my success, and because I got very, very lucky at several distinct points. I hope people hear my story and understand the differences between success and failure are more delicate than we may think, and small things can make a big difference for someone living in a state of disadvantage.

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If educators really want to challenge young men and want to do right by them in terms of pushing them toward their potential as scholars and as people, then the onus falls on us to model the chops young men need. It means many of us have to roll up our sleeves and get dirty, too. Because, let’s be real – for a lot of reasons many of our students aren’t getting this skill set anywhere else.

The tool kit I’m talking about is the one that’s essential in this global economy: empathy, emotional intelligence, flexibility, collaboration and good communication skills. Guys can no longer afford to dismiss these as ‘feminine’ qualities if they want to keep pace. We do our male students no favors by letting them perpetuate this old, rigid masculine narrative that no longer serves them – or us – academically or in loving relationships.

Helping our male students make this transition doesn’t have to make us uncomfortable or rattle us. We can do this in small ways that feel safe and doable for us. For example, we can get boys to stop focusing on the binary need to ‘be right’ in their learning process by having them focus less on answers and more on the value of thoughtful questions. In a subtle way, this encourages intellectual curiosity, ambiguity and creative problem solving. It also opens the door to intellectual risk taking.

Also, we can get boys to become better listeners (a skill that will help them beyond the classroom), and more empathetic, by mirroring, or repeating back, what they heard other students say during lively discussions or debates. Both of these exercises can affect nuanced, positive shifts. Obviously, there are many ways to help boys learn the skills they need to thrive both in and out of the classroom. This is just a small sampling.

“ You can’t export what you haven’t imported.

Self-understanding is critical to understanding others.”

Joe Ehrmann Former NFL player, co-founder of NFL Foundation-funded InSideOut Initiative and author of InSideOut Coaching: How Sports Can Transform Lives In your experience, what are some of the ways you have seen sports transform the lives of young men?

The power and privilege of coaching is to have a context to look young men in the eye and affirm their inherent value, worth and human potential regardless of their athletic ability. A boy’s masculinity is often judged by himself, peers or adults based on a belief that masculinity is defined by athletic prowess. To teach young men that sports are not an arena to prove their masculinity has transformative power.

Every man that self-actualizes is because he had someone affirm and validate his authentic self apart from masculine societal norms. This allows them to throw off the emotional and cultural straitjacket our society attempts to clothe every boy in. And the beauty of team sports is that it is done in community and this allows boys to enter into relationships with other boys, showing up in authentic self, valued and appreciated as part of the team and school.

What advice do you have for coaches who want to make a positive and lasting impact on boys?

To be a better coach you have to be a better you. The purpose of interscholastic sports is to connect students to caring adults in their learning community to help advance their human growth and moral development. This demands coaches have their own game plan for their growth and development. You can’t export what you have not imported. Self-understanding is critical to understanding others.

Alec Ross Distinguished Senior Fellow at Johns Hopkins University and author of the New York Times bestseller The Industries of the Future During your presentation, you explored the technological and scientific developments that will shape the next 10 years. How can we best prepare boys for a successful future in careers that may not even exist yet?

The World Economic Forum published a study estimating that for children entering kindergarten today, by the time they leave college two-thirds of the jobs that will exist are job types that don’t even exist today. Given that we are therefore not preparing our young people for specific jobs, what we have to do is ensure that they have skills that work across the industries of the future as well as the willingness and ability to be lifelong learners and have careers that doubtless will be more prone to change and mobility than is the case today.

We need to ensure that our boys get strong interdisciplinary studies. I believe that it’s not just enough to have an understanding of things technical, but in a world with machines growing more powerful, that which makes us most human grows more important. I believe it is people who combine and demand expertise or are strong in an understanding of things that are technical in science and technology, with things that we associate with humanities who will be best equipped to lead in tomorrow’s world. I think that emotional intelligence and understanding of behavioral psychology and strong communications abilities are more important than ever. The interdisciplinary learner and a lifelong learner is what we need to be trying to instill in our students.

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Face it: Boys learn differently than girls, and that’s OK

by Christopher J. Post, Headmaster

International studies have long shown that the achievement of girls outpaces boys in English, reading and language performance.

The achievement of girls also now surpasses boys in science and math, according to a University of Missouri study.

Boys do outpace their female counterparts in some areas, however. For instance, boys are far more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD. They’re also far more likely to be disciplined, to serve detentions or suspensions, and to be expelled from schools.

Why is this the case?

Traditionally, schools fail to recognize the conditions that account for and exacerbate the achievement gap between girls and boys, thus impeding the full development of boys’ intellectual and emotional potential. Consequently, we are producing a whole generation of disengaged boys — boys who lack a robust interior life — who are unwilling or unable to grapple with the full dimension of emotional connectedness.

More than 600 educators from all over the world assembled here in Baltimore for the annual conference of the International Boys’ Schools Coalition to understand what’s best for boys — how we can create environments in which boys can flourish, pushing beyond innovation and inspiring creativity, discovery and engagement.

One of the most eagerly-anticipated speakers was former Baltimore Colts lineman Joe Ehrmann, who after his Pro Bowl career went on to be a pastor, motivational speaker, coach at Gilman School and powerful advocate for improving the way boys are raised.

Mr. Ehrmann likes to say that the three most dangerous words to say to a boy are: “Be a man”.

Throughout our culture — and across time — masculinity’s highest accolades have been celebrations of violent strength. Too often, masculinity is associated with an absence of emotional connectedness. Too often, masculinity applauds the wearing of a mask — a social facade — instead of cherishing the formation of deep personal relationships.

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In short, society has come to encourage, if not expect, that boys will grow to be men devoid of emotional depth, men who are merely hollow shells of themselves. But it doesn’t have to be this way.

As headmaster of one of our nation’s oldest all-boys schools, I’ve seen firsthand how we as educators can do this better. I’ve seen how we can promote better academic performance among boys while supporting their whole growth as persons.

Doing so starts with acknowledging a simple fact: Boys learn differently than girls. They just do. It’s something we should embrace, not shy away from.

At schools like mine, we embrace boys and their unique strengths by: Creating a sense of agency in their lives. Boys must come to see learning and the acquisition of knowledge as the ultimate path to personal empowerment and the best way to ensure they can control and shape their futures.

Emphasizing context and practical applications. Boys appreciate seeing application of information to their lives. Boys want to know the “whys” behind lessons, not just the “hows”.

Recognizing competition as a source of strength. Boys are innately competitive, and there’s no better way to teach about the values of humility, respect and teamwork. Teaching these valuable life lessons, we can ensure that our boys are ready for the collaboration and connectedness of the 21st century.

Seeking out opportunities to connect action to empathy and altruism. By helping boys adopt a broader view of manhood, expanding the definition of masculinity to one that ennobles duty and service to others, we can help boys to lead more fulfilling personal and professional lives.

“ By helping boys adopt a broader view of manhood, expanding the definition of masculinity to one that ennobles duty and service to others, we can help boys to lead more fulfilling personal and professional lives.”

Based on my 25 years of experience as an educator, I firmly believe these are pillars upon which to raise high-performing, emotionally-engaged young men. And I believe that an all-boys approach is the best way to ensure that this occurs.

Single-sex education has long shown to benefit both young women and young men. The emergence of Baltimore charter schools like Lillie May Carroll Jackson School (for girls) and Baltimore Collegiate School (for boys) speaks to the power of this work and the transformational impact it can have in the Baltimore community.

Perhaps it’s time to consider adopting it more widely.

Reprinted from The Baltimore Sun.

Boys’ Latin embraces boys and their unique strengths across all divisions

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Going Beyond College Prep Upper school LAUNCH program enriches curriculum, sharpens critical thinking skills and encourages meaningful collaboration at BL and throughout the surrounding community.

by Cathi Hilpert, Communications Coordinator

Courage Track teacher Ann Gazin facilitates discussion

As Walker Santos dives into his freshman year at Virginia Tech this fall, he feels well prepared for the challenges that lie ahead, thanks in large part to LAUNCH. “LAUNCH was probably the best and most useful class I took at BL,” says Santos, who graduated in June. “When you have academic classes, they prepare you for college but you’re not always prepared for times in your life when you’re going to need to step up. LAUNCH taught me how to do that.”

Grounded in the mission of instilling the core values of courage, integrity and compassion in each boy as embodied in the school motto, Esse Quam Videri (to be, rather than to seem), LAUNCH helps guide juniors and seniors toward a greater understanding of themselves and their ability to impact a dynamic, ever-changing world.

The two-year course explores six core concepts: problemsolving, intellectual risk taking, empathy, self-awareness, collaboration and reflection. The course teaches each concept in five different tracks that reflect 21st century qualities that are essential for success in college and beyond. The tracks – courage, leadership, compassion, innovation and expression – approach the six core concepts from a unique perspective and afford students the opportunity to pursue their interests in a way that’s rigorous, creative and multidimensional. Each track consists of four semester-long courses, each designed to inspire students to find their own passion and voice.

“As a math teacher, I often hear students ask ‘when am I ever going to use this?’ but I never hear that with LAUNCH. It’s really obvious that we’re making them better people

and that they will use these skills,” says Jimmy Morrissey, who teaches the Leadership Track with Upper School English Teacher and Twelfth Grade Dean Beau Dagenais.

“LAUNCH gives me a very clear and easy way to work with guys on things they will always need: leadership and an ability to express themselves.”

AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH Now in its third year, LAUNCH is making its mark as a distinctive program that allows BL students to have an academic experience that more closely mirrors many of the classes being taught at the college level where there’s a significant focus on skills like collaboration.

“The trickle down from ‘real world’ jobs to colleges and now to high schools is the idea of collaboration, which is a significant part of the LAUNCH classes,” says Cathy Badmington, Director of College Counseling at BL. “When we tell college representatives about this program, they definitely perk up. It’s always a good thing when a college representative can look at a transcript that alerts them that our school is being thoughtful and intentional about our teaching.”

During the first two years the course was offered, Upper School Head Brian Mitchell has seen tremendous value in carving out space and time to talk about topics and big picture issues that aren’t a part of the five core subjects.

“We are giving boys the opportunity to explore topics that don’t fit in the traditional educational experience,” says Mitchell. “We are also giving them the chance to engage with our internal and external community in a way that hasn’t ever happened before.”

“As a math teacher, I often hear students ask ‘when am I ever going to use this?’ but I never hear that with LAUNCH. It’s really obvious that we’re making them better people and that they will use these skills.”

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LAUNCH WORKS. HERE’S WHY: ENERGIZING TEACHERS LAUNCH not only benefits students, but it energizes the faculty as well.

“There’s been a spark from faculty as they engage with one another – and with the boys – this way,” observes Mitchell.

Upper School English Teacher Al Freihofer agrees. “As a teacher, what I love about LAUNCH is how flexible and responsive we can be based on current events in Baltimore, nationally or the world,” says Freihofer, who teaches the Expression Track with fellow English teacher Matt LaFreniere. “We’ve also created a climate where faculty and students can respectfully disagree. It gives us a chance to model civility and develop the discussion skills that create good citizens.”

MAKING AN IMPACT All LAUNCH tracks end with a culminating project where students—guided by their faculty leaders—create and

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Connecting classroom learning to the world outside of BL increases student engagement.

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Interdisciplinary learning closely resembles the world students will be experiencing in college and beyond.

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BL’s mission has three central core values— Courage, Compassion, and Integrity.

All of the LAUNCH tracks focus on teaching skills and content that align with our Mission Statement.

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Colleges and universities are looking for engaged learners who can make connections between different subject matters.

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Students in high school are looking for an avenue to direct their energy. Boys want to know that they can make a difference in the world around them. The LAUNCH Initiative provides students with the tools and knowledge to find their own outlet for academic and personal growth.

execute a substantial project that empowers them to connect their Boys’ Latin education with the broader community.

Recent graduates Jake Glatz, Jake Schneider, Luke Schilling and Ethan Norman developed their project around a series of teaching, mentoring and tutoring sessions at Waverly Middle School in Baltimore. While the time they spent at Waverly helped to brighten days for the kids attending school there, it also helped each BL student better express who they are and who they want to be.

Meanwhile, J.P. Woodward and Bennett Gaines coordinated the creation of a mural in an inner city neighborhood (see next page) while fellow classmates Max Kantz, Gideon Endalkachew, Griffin McShane and Garrett Voigt hosted a dance in honor of fighting childhood cancer.

“I’m thrilled at the prospects for next year’s projects,” says Freihofer.

Connecting with Baltimore’s Past, Present and Future A Wall of Opportunity After spending two years in the Courage Track of LAUNCH, Bennett Gaines was ready to step out of his comfort zone. For his culminating project, Gaines wanted to make a permanent impact on the community and he had the perfect way to do it: an outdoor mural that would bring happiness, joy and hope to an inner-city Baltimore neighborhood.

As LAUNCH projects go, a mural of this size was ambitious to say the least. His first step was to recruit fellow senior and Leadership Track student J.P. Woodward to help execute his vision. Together, the pair would need to secure approvals and funding, identify an artist and complete the project from start to finish – all while juggling the typical responsibilities of senior year, like studying for AP tests, going to baseball practice and preparing for graduation.

In the beginning, the duo focused their efforts on finding an artist. They quickly settled on Juansebastian Serrano, an alumnus of the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA). With Serrano’s help, Gaines and Woodward came up with an initial design and began visualizing where they wanted the mural to go. After exploring a few options, the pair headed to the Ark Church on E. North Avenue to discuss the possibility of painting the mural there.

During an initial meeting with Lady Cora Carter, the church business administrator, Gaines and Woodward shared their vision and a showed her a prototype of the mural design.

J.P. Woodward and Bennett Gaines stand in front of their mural

“She loved it,” says Gaines, as did Bishop J.L. Carter, who has served as chief servant of Ark Church since 1987. After seeing the initial design, he described the mural as a blessing to the community.

“It’s just tremendous as it gives hope and creates new excitement in the community,” Carter says. “Doves are biblical. They speak of peace. They speak of hope. And, they speak of unlimited possibilities.”

OVERCOMING OBSTACLES

Gaines and mural artist Juansebastian Serrano

Artist Juansebastian Serrano puts finishing touches on the mural

With the mural design and location confirmed, there was one major hurdle still left to overcome: funding.

Gaines and Woodward needed money to cover supplies. After spending a little time networking, the two submitted a grant proposal that was eventually approved.

“It was shocking and overwhelming at the same time,” says Gaines as he reflects on the moment when he found out they secured $900– enough to fund the entire project.

Over a three-week period this spring, Gaines and Woodward took turns working with Serrano at the church site to complete the mural. When the painting was finally finished, the feedback from the local community was overwhelmingly positive. “Everyone said awesome things to us,” says Gaines. “It made us feel right about our decision to create the mural.”

And, while the goal for these two seniors was to bring something inspiring to a struggling community, they actually took away a great deal from the project themselves.

“I learned that if you surround yourself with talented people, you can do anything,” says Gaines, who notes that the project initially seemed impossible to someone who’s not artistically inclined. He also discovered the potential of the medium firsthand.

“Art really is a universal language. It doesn’t matter who you are or where you are – you can bring happiness and joy into people’s lives,” Gaines says.

Woodward agrees. “A slight difference in perspective can really change your whole mindset,” says Woodward. “I never really thought much about the meaning of art, but now my whole perspective has changed. I see now how powerful it can be.”

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Gaines and Woodward with Bishop J.L and Lady Cora Carter

BRINGING TOGETHER PAST & PRESENT

During the initial meeting with Mrs. Carter, both boys were amazed to learn of her special connection to BL that dates back to her childhood.

As a child, her brother attended Boys’ Latin and she attended The Bryn Mawr School. The siblings lived with their grandmother in Baltimore.

During the riots of 1968, Jack Williams – the BL Headmaster at the time – personally drove Mrs. Carter and her brother to live with his family in the Homeland neighborhood of North Baltimore until downtown was free from violence. Further, Williams negotiated with the Black Panthers, who were headquartered directly across the street from their grandmother’s house, to keep her safe.

CAMPUS NEWS STUDENT PROFILES

THE LIFE AQUATIC WITH JACK LANGE THEO LABONTE-CLARK APPOINTED TO CITY COMMISSION

ROBOTICS REFLECTIONS SPRING SPORTS WRAP-UP CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS CLOSING CONVOCATION STUDENT AWARDS

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STUDENT PROFILE The Life Aquatic with Jack Lange BL Senior Aids in Pacific Clean-Up Effort through Science and Engineering Apprenticeship Program with the U.S. Navy

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Jack Lange’s sketches

Senior Jack Lange has been boating since he was little and has always loved the water. But he never knew until recently just how far his passion could take him. Jack spent most of his summer working for the Science and Engineering Apprenticeship Program (SEAP), a prestigious internship that allows teenagers to work in real-world environments that require a high level of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) skill.

During a tour of the Carderock Division of the Naval Surface Warfare Center last spring, Jack spoke with several naval architects who encouraged him to apply for a highly selective SEAP internship. A few months later, after a rigorous application process, Jack learned that he had been selected to the program, along with fewer than 300 other students from around the country.

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While interns are sent to locations all around the country, Jack was assigned to the very center he had toured: Carderock, located just outside Bethesda, Maryland.

Carderock is well known as a site for the design and testing of naval ships, but Jack’s mission had more to do with environmentalism than warfare.

Jack’s team set its sights on the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, essentially a massive pile of debris floating in the ocean. The team’s goal was to design and build a vessel that would aid in the clean-up effort. A project of this magnitude obviously requires substantial planning: Jack and his teammates had to calculate the ship’s stability, power requirements and hydrodynamics, before using a 3-D printer to create a prototype. Luckily, they were aided in their efforts by several naval architects and marine engineers, who acted as mentors to students in SEAP.

Junior Appointed to City Commission

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Because the project was connected to the efforts of the U.S. Navy, many of its details were confidential.

In fact, Jack and his teammates needed to obtain temporary security clearance in order to participate.

Because of the sensitive nature of the project, photography was also strictly prohibited. As a result, Jack has no pictures of himself in action. Instead of pictures, Jack has a notebook full of sketches and complicated calculations – a sort of scrapbook of his time at Carderock.

“Filling dozens of pages with designs and calculations is very satisfying to me because I am actually following my dream to become a naval architect,” says Jack, “And I can see it coming true with the numbers and lines I’m filling my notebook with.”

Following his impending graduation from BL, Jack hopes to continue the marine lifestyle as he studies to be a naval architect at a maritime service academy.

“My experience this summer is hopefully the beginning of my career on the ocean,” he says.

The AutoCad mockup of Lange’s design

When Theo LaBonte-Clark was sworn in as a member of the Baltimore City Youth Commission this summer, it was the culmination of many months of hard work and diligent preparation.

LaBonte-Clark, a BL junior and lifelong Baltimorean, first learned about the commission in the eighth grade. To achieve his goal of being appointed one day, he grew his knowledge of the local political climate and got more involved in his community, taking on roles as a senior patrol leader in his Boy Scout troop and as a coach at his neighborhood pool.

“Getting kids involved in politics and in the commission is one of the best ways to ensure our generation is well educated about their surroundings,” says LaBonte-Clark. “It creates a platform to talk about issues and a space where they can find solutions to the problems they see in everyday life.”

The commission gives youth from each of the city’s 14 council districts the opportunity to provide Mayor Catherine Pugh, the City Council and municipal agencies with recommendations on policies and programs that support children, youth and their families. Youth commissioners must be residents of Baltimore City and participate in a summer leadership institute. The commission meets six to 10 times a year over the course of the four-year term.

Seeing class divisions and how they impact the city is what ultimately drove LaBonte-Clark to participate.

“I live in an upper middle-class neighborhood surrounded by parks and a lake, but you can see a split in between [our neighborhood and the one next to it] with just about 10 yards separating the two. I want to help connect communities in Baltimore.”

In St. Louis, BL finished 32nd of 68 teams, representing the school with great pride and enthusiasm. The trip was the team’s third World Championship appearance in the past 10 years. The BL team previously competed in 2010 and 2015 competitions.

About 25 upper school students participate in BL’s robotics program, involved in everything from design and programming, to construction of the robot and using data analytics to scout other teams. The team had just six weeks to design, program and build its robot and spent as much as eight hours a day in the lab, seven days a week, working to refine and perfect the robot’s maneuvers.

“It’s a significant commitment—we work most weekdays until seven or eight o’clock, but being able to look at the robot after six weeks—and a significant amount of caffeine —makes it all worth it” says Post, who has been involved in robotics at BL since the fourth grade and has been hooked ever since.

Matt Post working hard during Robotics practice

Robotics Team Returns to World Championships

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When Matt Post ’18 traveled to St. Louis in April to compete as part of the Lumberjack Robotics Team in the FIRST World Championship, it was his second time representing BL on the world stage.

“It’s really great to be a part of something so special. I’ve gotten to meet and interact with kids from across the globe,” Post says.

Best described as part science and part sport, robotics has proved to be a winning combination for Post and for BL. “The robotics program creates challenging opportunities where STEM and competition join hips in an exciting and challenging manner. Through robotics, our boys gain first-hand experience solving and competing in complex engineering challenges on the local, regional, and world level,” says Anne Kellerman, head robotics coach at BL. 24

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Post went from being part of the first Lego Robotics Club in the BL lower school to a member of the BL middle school Team to logging three years with the Lumberjacks. As a member of the Lumberjack’s build team, he works on the mechanical aspects of the robot and makes sure everything functions as it should. He also collaborates with the programming team to “make the magic happen” and says his favorite tool in the robotics lab is a blowtorch, which he uses to mold and blend plastics.

“I could not be more proud to work with the talented and dedicated students and mentors on the team,” says Kellerman. “Their commitment to excellence and to each other’s growth and success is palpable.”

While winning one more district event and competing in another world championships are both significant accomplishments, Kellerman is most proud to see the seniors on last year’s team head to top colleges and universities to study engineering, including Virginia Tech, Case Western, Georgia Tech, Cornell and Vanderbilt.

“The senior leadership of captains Ryan Trupia, Noah Vilceus, Josiah Bedford, Trey Burrell and Alex Young was evident on and off the field,” Kellerman added. “They have spent hundreds if not a few thousand hours over the past four years developing techniques and practices for programming, designing, strategy and scouting and leave the team in a great place to continue to excel in future seasons.”

And that’s something the underclassmen on the team anticipate with great excitement.

“I look forward to being one of the seniors on the team this year and hope we will be able to achieve even more on the world stage,” Post says.

TENNIS

LACROSSE

The varsity tennis team qualified for the MIAA “A” Conference Team Championship Tournament again this season but finished with a 5-0 semi-final loss to eventual champion Gilman. All-MIAA performers Jimmy Magee ’17, Logan McWilliams ’17 and Ryan Stellmann ’17 were tremendous all season. Jimmy was the #1 player, team captain and team MVP. Ryan Hurley ’18 and Josh Meister ’19 were the most improved players. Evan Ellwanger ’17 received the team’s spirit award.

BL completed the regular season 7-2 in conference

Coach Jim Magee ‘74

Coach Brian Farrell ‘06

play while securing a #2 seed and semi-final playoff spot versus McDonogh School. The Lakers never got on track, and eventually lost to the Eagles, 11-8. The team finished the season 13-6 overall and were victorious in the 100th meeting with rival St. Paul’s School, 10-9. Team captains Greg Ey ’17, Jake Glatz ’17 and Chris Brandau ’18, along with Matt Brandau ’18 and Michael Ubriaco ’18, were AllMIAA selections. Chris Brandau and Greg Ey were co-MVPs.

SPRING SPORTS WRAP-UP

by Michael Thomas, Athletic Director

BASEBALL

GOLF

The Lakers finished as repeat B Conference Champions with a 12-1 record in conference play. A stellar lineup and deep group of pitchers proved formidable for the Lakers, including All-MIAA Zach Grace ’17, All-MIAA Mark Lopez ’17, Max Mygatt ’18 and All-MIAA Ned Ruffin ’18. Graduating seniors Lopez, Grace, Matt Purnell, Ben Barton, J.P. Woodward and Marquise Washington were outstanding in their run to repeat this spring. In addition, All-MIAA players Matt Luterman ’18 and Jackson Gazin ’18 were standouts at shortstop and second base, respectively. ​​​​​​​​

The 2017 golf season went extremely well, with the

Coach Bill Greenwell

In the final 4-0 win versus Severn, junior fastballer Ruffin pitched a complete game shut out with 15 strike outs and no walks, while allowing only three hits. The team finished the season at 20-6 and ranking #13 locally. Solid defense, depth of hitting and outstanding pitching made this year’s team potent. Special congratulations to the graduating seniors, the most successful class in BL baseball history.​​

Coach Charles Franklin

Lakers winning the MIAA B Conference Championship for the second year in a row. In the championship round at Caves Valley Country Club, the Lakers won 16-5 over Annapolis Area Christian School. Sensational freshman and team MVP Jack Halleron ’20 also won the 2017 MIAA Individual Strokeplay Championship with a two-round total of 139, six under. Halleron shot a 69—three under par—at Eagles Nest Country Club and a 70—three under par—at Woodholme Country Club. He is the second BL player in history, along with Patrick Holman ’08, to accomplish this extraordinary feat. The team finished 10-0 in conference play and secured a quarter-final bye. Captain Garrett Glaeser ’17 won the Mason Champion Award and Willie Wright ’19 was the most improved player. Connor Stevens ’19 received the spirit award while captain Drew Nicholas ’17 won the Henry Lubke ’05 award. Halleron and Nicholas were also All-MIAA selections.

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SPRING HIGHLIGHTS From art showcases to historic lacrosse match-ups to grand openings, Boys’ Latin definitely had a busy spring!

The Center for Military History Boys’ Latin celebrated the official opening of the Boys’ Latin Center for Military History with a ribbon cutting ceremony in April.

The Center showcases thousands of original and reproduction artifacts as well as documents, photos, diary accounts, military paperwork and manuals in hard copy and digital formats.

Housed on campus in Sinclair Hall, the Boys’ Latin Center for Military History features a lecture area, library, 20 permanent displays and one rotating exhibit. The Center pays tribute to Boys’ Latin’s own veterans and the sacrifices they made to serve their country. The Center also provides a cross-curricular educational resource for other schools, universities and military organizations.

Art Show BL’s All-School Spring Art Show in April featured a wide range of artwork from artists in grades K-12, ranging from self-portraits to ceramics to watercolors and more. Beyond providing an opportunity to showcase the work of BL artists, the show also gave students a platform to comment on issues and causes. The “Protect Our Coral Reef” installation was created by BL middle schoolers and was meant to draw attention to the environmental impact of plastic on the ocean and the animals that inhabit it.

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Maroon & White Days As always, students across all divisons enjoyed Maroon & White Day this spring. Students participated in a wide array of friendly competitions, from dizzy bat relays and jousting to tug-of-war and egg tosses.

8th Grade Bridge Crossing In a newly formed tradition, 8th graders celebrated the completion of middle school and recognized their transition to uper school by crossing the bridge over Lake Avenue.

Upper School Head Brian Mitchell and Assistant Headmaster and Chief Financial Officer Sean Kriebel joined Headmaster Post at the foot of the north side of the bridge to welcome the boys to the upper school.

BL vs. St. Paul’s: The 100th Game When it comes to high school lacrosse rivalries, nothing even comes close to the Boys’ Latin vs St. Paul’s annual match-up.

This spring, the rivals met for an historic 100th game. The Boys’ Latin Lakers now lead the all-time series 51-48-1. The teams have met in a conference championship game four times, with the St. Paul’s Crusaders winning three of those matchups—twice by a single goal. On May 16, the Lakers and Crusaders met for the 100th time at St. Paul’s, with the Lakers beating the Crusaders, 10-9.

Shootout for Soldiers Shootout for Soldiers—an idea initially hatched in the hallways of the BL upper school by Tyler Steinhardt ‘12 and fellow classmates six years ago—reached another milestone when Shootout for Soldiers Baltimore raised $201,738 to benefit various charities that aid American veterans. This single event record was achieved with the help of members of the BL Class of 2020. Events in 12 cities nationwide have generated $1.4 million in funds over the past six years.

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CLOSING CONVOCATION For one last time, BL students, faculty and staff gathered as a community in the Iglehart Center to celebrate faculty, staff and student accomplishments.

Congratulations to all of our award winners!

Passing the Gavel Student Body President Mikey Petillo gets ready to pass the gavel to next year’s student leaders.

Laker Buddies Pre-First student Antony Verrecchia-Delonde presents the Laker Buddy Award to Brandon Bradsher ’17.

Combined Choir The Boys’ Latin combined choir of all three divisions performs under Kathy Anderson’s direction.

“I pledge allegiance...”

The BL community stands for the Pledge of Allegiance.

55 Years of Service Headmaster Post recognizes Dyson Ehrhardt for 55 years of service to Boys’ Latin.

The Procession

Seniors Jake Schneider, Jake Alokones, and Evan Ellwanger pose with first grade buddies before the ceremony.

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UPPER SCHOOL AWARD WINNERS

BENJAMIN SAMUEL SORENSEN AWARD: Matthew Meredith

THE MIDDLE SCHOOL AWARD: Saad Razzak

SOCRATIC AWARD FOR PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE: Theo LaBonte-Clark

BRIAN C. CAMPBELL AWARD: Andrew Windle

JACK H. WILLIAMS AWARD: Jonathan Elliott

BETTY BANGHART AWARD: Liam McNemar

MAROON & WHITE AWARD: Mason Alford-James

PRESIDENT’S EDUCATION AWARDS PROGRAM: Jake Hutzler Mason Proutt Alex Richard

DALE W. SEHNERT AWARD: Edward Loyd

LEGACY AWARD FOR HIS LEGACY AT BOYS’ LATIN: Trey-Lonte Gaither and Luke Shilling ZAKARY A.O. DEGROSS AWARD FOR COMPASSION & DEDICATION: Nicholas Gold JENNIFER BROCK AWARD FOR PERSEVERANCE, COURAGE & GENEROSITY: Luke Edwards

LOWER SCHOOL FACULTY AWARD: Strato Nistazos TIMBER RIDGE CAMP SCHOLARSHIP: Savi Clark

ALEXANDER K. BARTON AWARD FOR STRONG CHARACTER & HIGH IDEALS: Carrington Scott

DORIS L. REGAN AWARD: Mitchell Wolff

LAKER-TO-LAKER BUDDY AWARD: Brandon Bradsher

6th GRADE IMPROVEMENT AWARD: Jackson Brant

LAKER CORPS AWARD: Brent Powers

LOWER SCHOOL AWARD WINNERS WOODWARD AWARD: Mason Proutt JACK H. WILLIAMS FELLOWSHIP AWARD: Jake Hutzler FREDERICK A. HAHN AWARD: Connor Schoenwetter

MIDDLE SCHOOL AWARD WINNERS

7th GRADE IMPROVEMENT AWARD: Matthew Raivel 8th GRADE IMPROVEMENT AWARD: Ryan Spilman DORIS L. REGAN MEMORIAL AWARD: Benjamin Thomas GEORGE SHIPLEY MEMORIAL AWARD: Edward Loyd

BRIAN CHRISTOPHER CAMPBELL SCHOLARSHIP: John Bryan Jonathan Elliott FACULTY AWARD: Hunter Hegmann PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS: Silver—Outstanding Academic Achievement Kofi Akuffo Garrett Glatz Ian McAslan Edem Okpattah Martin Rowen Pierce Rubin Riar Schell Benjamin Smith Trayton Travers Gold—Outstanding Academic Excellence Elliott Daniels John Fishel Hunter Hegmann Justin Kagen Thomas Krulak Edward Loyd John Maranto Alexander O’Malley Benjamin Peake Aidan Silverman Jamarr Watson Justin Windle, Jr.

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CONNECTIONS ANNUAL REPORT HOMECOMING HIGHLIGHTS CLASS NOTES

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David Bosley ‘65

Dear Alumni, Families and Friends, On behalf of everyone here at Boys’ Latin, I’d like to extend my most sincere gratitude for all of the gifts that were made during the 20162017 school year. Thanks to your overwhelming generosity, so many amazing things were accomplished in our classrooms, on our athletic fields and beyond.

The 2016-2017 Annual Report shows the collective impact of your exceptional philanthropic efforts, which supported daily activities here on campus and so much more.

Highlights include: • • • • •

An all-time record of $4,259,572 in total giving An all-time record of $1,027,177 in unrestricted giving to The Laker Fund A total of $1,732,195 given to The Laker Fund by 1,175 donors $817,279 added to the endowment, which now stands at more than $43 million $1,253,272 in capital gifts

In the pages that follow, it is our absolute pleasure to recognize all of the donors who made this record-setting year possible.

As we look ahead to another great year, we’re also proud to unveil the new names for our leadership giving societies. These names pay tribute to those who have come before us and are a huge reason we have the school that we enjoy so much today. These societies will inspire future giving while honoring those individuals who put, and continue to keep, Boys’ Latin on the map. See page 33 for a full list.

Please take a moment to read this year’s report, and as you do, know how much your involvement with and philanthropy toward Boys’ Latin mean to all of us.

Most gratefully,

J. Patrick Gugerty ‘83 Assistant Headmaster for Advancement

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2016-2017 GIVING Highlights Total 2016-2017 BL gifts to the School exceed $4,200,000.

The Laker Fund surpasses the $1,000,000 unrestricted mark for the first time in the School’s history, raising a grand total in excess of $1,700,000.

Eleven new families welcomed into The Jack H. Williams Society, donors making cumulative gifts of $25,000+ to The Laker Fund.

Boys’ Latin receives gifts in excess of $1,300,000 from the estates of Eugene P.E. Servary ’43, James E. McDonnell ’45, Louis A. Demely, Jr. ’46, Robert W. Lehr ’71 and Willis S. Drummer.

The Boys’ Latin Named Scholarship Program expands to a total of 83 scholarships and accounts for approximately $15M of the School’s total endowment of $43M+.

Boys’ Latin celebrates the dedication for The Center for Military History on April 26, 2017. Funded primarily through gifts from the Alban and Smith families, displays exhibit artifacts from the Revolutionary War through the present day and pay tribute to Boys’ Latin’s own veterans for the sacrifices they made to serve their country. The Center’s library includes documents, photos, diary accounts, military paperwork and manuals. Boys’ Latin teacher, Butch Maisel, is the curator for the Center, which houses his personal and extensive collection of military memorabilia.

2016-2017 REPORT OF GIVING THE LAKER FUND July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017 Unrestricted Annual Fund Restricted Annual Fund Endowed Annual Fund TOTAL ANNUAL FUND GIFTS:

This report acknowledges the generous support of donors to The Boys’ Latin School of Maryland from July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017. $1,027,177 $ 408,368 $ 296,650 $1,732,195

OTHER GIFTS July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017 Laker Legacy Campaign – Phase I Laker Legacy Campaign – Phase II Estate Gifts

Estate Gifts - Endowment Capital Gifts OTHER GIFT TOTAL

$ 15,000 $1,128,272 $1,000,768 $ 273,337 $ 110,000 $2,527,377

GIFT TOTALS July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017 Annual Fund Other Gift Total TOTAL GIVING

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$1,732,195 $2,527,377 $4,259,572

Thank you for continuing the generous tradition of giving back to Boys’ Latin.

If your name was omitted or misspelled, please notify the Development Office at 410-377-5192.

Alumni and Parent Gifts GIVING CLUBS Boys’ Latin is grateful for the many contributions made in the 2016-2017 fiscal year by its Alumni and Parents’ Associations.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION $38,000 $25,000 $5,000 $2,500 $2,700 $2,500 $10,000 $1,500 $6,000 $1,000

Raised by the Alumni Association from the Bull & Oyster Roast Third Installment of Student Commons Pledge Gift to the John Bowling Scholarship Senior Prom Transportation Fund BL Lacrosse Throwback Uniforms In support of Model UN Sponsored Alumni Reunion Homecoming Weekend Sponsored the Alumni Senior Class Luncheon Gift to The Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship Donation to the Learning Center

$100,000+ Evert Marsh Topping Club

$50,000 - $99,999 Jack H. Williams ‘38 Club

$25,000 – $49,999 Dyson P. Ehrhardt ’59 Club

$10,000 - $24,999 John G. Bowling H’10 Club

$5,000 - $9,999

PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION $32,270 Parent Portion Raised from Bull & Oyster Roast $4,790 Raised from Fall Festival $1,743 Raised from School Bonus Programs $8,130 Awarded Grants to support Lower, Middle and Upper School Clubs

and Student Government $13,000 Sponsored the Junior/Senior Post Prom $3,279 Sponsored the Senior Mother Breakfast $1,371 Donation of Flowers for Senior Mothers $6,564 Funded Coffee, Breakfast and Lunch for Each School Division $2,500 Sponsored Six Faculty and Staff Awards $3,500 One Laker | One Love Event $19,000 Faculty and Staff Appreciation Fund Gifts and Luncheons

Income

Investment

J. Marshall Bruce Club

$2,500 - $4,999 George Shipley Club

$1,844 - $2,499 Frederick A. Hahn Club

$1,000 - $1,843 William L. Morris Club

$750-$999 Susan B. Szczypinski Club

$500- $749 Doris L. Regan Club

$250 - $500 A. Mason “Mace” LeBrun ’33 Club

$100 - $249 Otis B. Read ’55 Club

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Jack H. Williams Society Cumulative gifts of $25,000 or more to The Laker Fund entitle one membership in the Jack H. Williams Society.

Jack Williams, a 1938 Boys’ Latin alumnus, led the effort to find the property to build Boys’ Latin School on the grounds where it is located today. A practicing attorney, Jack left his law firm in 1962 to become Boys’ Latin’s second headmaster on Lake Avenue. Donors who consistently and generously give to Boys’ Latin, as Jack Williams did, become members of this society named in his honor.

$100,000 +

Dottie and James C. Alban III H’13 Theodore W. Bauer H’17 Mary Jane Blaustein H’17 The Estate of Leora Colbert Brooke P. Cottman ’48 Deborah and John G. Eckenrode Diane and Philip C. Federico ’75 Kris and Michael C. Gitlin Paula and W. Kyle Gore ’80 Janet Bauer Hartman Charles F. Haugh Nancy and Henry H. Hopkins H’03 Angela and Gregory S. Horning H’16 Katja Engel-Hughes and C. Duff Hughes ’76 Cary and Warner P. Mason, Sr. H’12 Barbara and William H. May ’60 Joan and J. Huston McCollough II ’69 Rosemary and Bruce D. McLean ’75 Jenny and Jonathan P. Murray H’13 Rachel and Walker S. Mygatt H’16 Ann and Brian H. O’Neil ’75 Diane W. Parker Joan and Gary A. Pyne Gail and James S. Riepe David W. Roszel ’39 Patricia and Robert M. Rubino Anne and Steven E. Simms H’10 Jane and David D. Smith ’68 Frances and J. Duncan Smith ’73 Melissa and Robert E. Smith ’81 James F. Talbert ’76 Mary Jean and Oliver S. Travers H’16 Jill and David A. Ward Colleen and David E. Waters ’69 Eileen Wilcox

$25,000 +

Garland and James C. Alban IV Anonymous Chandler and Richard H. Bagby ’82 Delia and Bruce A. Baggan Eleanora G. Baird Sharron and Herbert M. Bank Harriet and James E. Berg Kate and Frank E. Berger Catherine Bishop and Daniel Marino Jeannine and John F. Black Jean and Edward F. Blake, Jr. Monica and Michael T. Bordick

Alison and Brian J. Brennan Debi and Geoffrey H. Brent ’77 Raleigh Brent II ’44 Holly and Raleigh Brent III ’72 Ellen and Douglas W. Brinkley Katherine and James R. Brooks ’73 Jean A. Campbell Carol and Robert E. Carter ’64 Susan Cashman Eileen and George W. Cox H’13 Barbara and Frank F. Daily III ’77 Terri and Thomas O. Daly ’78 Janet and Mark V. Dyer Caroline and Dyson P. Ehrhardt ’59 Elinor Feiss Terri and J. Douglas Floccare Mary and Herbert D. Frerichs, Jr. Phyllis and Louis F. Friedman Samuel H. Friedman ’91 Linda and Brandon Gaines ’72 Mary Bee and L. Myrton Gaines ’74 Alden Caldwell-Gaines and Thomas M. Gaines ’82 Beth and W. Lee Gaines, Jr. Emma Gaines Anne and William R. Gee Jean and J. Frederick Glose ’45 Dotty and Leslie E. Goldsborough, Jr. H’14 Carol and Mark A. Goodman Bonnie and Robert V. Gothier, Jr. Kathy and Roger L. Gray Kate and J. Patrick Gugerty ’83 Laurie and Drew M. Haugh ’77 Lisa Hawkins Lisa and Michael S. Higgins ’74 Jennifer and Matthew Hitt Laurie and Brian D. Holman Kitty and Charles M. Holub Elizabeth Hughes Margaret Hupfeldt Rudy and Shawn P. Hurley Kelly and Christopher Jarvis Mary Beth and Frank S. Jones, Jr. ’77 Francie and John J. Keenan Jessica and Daniel C. Keith H’08 Nancy Kemp Shannon and Nicholas G. King Georgette Kiser Debi and William M. Krulak, Jr. Alicia and Robert D. Kunisch, Sr. Michelle and Robert D. Kunisch, Jr. Robert W. Lange Nancy and John G. Larkin Nicole and Henry A. Lederer ’80

Jennifer and Ross M. Levin ’89 Jill and Eric M. Levitt Kay and Craig Lewis Douglas K. Loizeaux ’68 Sara and Robert W. Martin Nancy and Jeffrey C. Mason ’81 Guy J. Matricciani, Jr. ’81 Julie and Ryan D. McClernan ’85 Janney McComas Barbara and Adam H. Miller Louise and J. William Miller ’62 Elizabeth S. Mitchell Dort and Richard C. Mollett ’69 Colleen and Thomas P. Mulroy Katherine and William P. Murphy Susan and Robert B. Naeny ’73 Patricia and Louis J. Nicholas David G. Noble ’54 Barbara Voss Noell and Charles E. Noell Elizabeth and Andrew M. Obrecht ’75 Betsy and David Oestreicher Susan Ohrenschall Pamela and Thomas F. O’Neil, Jr. Corinne and Ferdinand H. Onnen, Jr. ’71 Shelle and Jeffrey H. Owen Hayley and Thomas W. Parker ’82 Ashley and J. Clark Parriott, Jr. Merle and Thomas B. Peace ’65 Vincent Piccinini Amie and Christopher J. Post Margaret-Mary and T. Michael Preston ’75 George J. Rayburn ’84 Julie and William F. Regine Rosalind Plummer-Reid and Vernon A. Reid Maryann and Robert B. Rice Holly and James M. Riordan Therese and James F. Roberts Lynn and William S. Roohan Albert William Rubeling, Jr. H’09 Bonnie and Bruce P. Sawyer Laury and Lewis A. Scharff Ann and Timothy C. Scheve Sue and George M. Shriver III ’50 Kitty Simpson Donna Smith Venice K. Paterakis and Frederick Gerstell Smith ’67 Cheryl and Andrew M. Snyder Sherri and Peter B. Snyder Julia and Stephen L. Snyder Gail and Ronald L. Spahn ’58

Priscilla Stieff Valerie and Paul R. Stierhoff ’77 Suzanne and Joseph A. Sullivan Joseph R. B. Tubman ’45 Nancy and David O. Watts ’81 Nancy Webster Carol and Thomas W. Winstead, Jr. Cherie and Thomas E. Winter Deb and Jonathan B. Wood F. Christian Zinkhan ’75

DECEASED:

William Gill Brooks ’45 Edmund Cashman Louis A. Demely, Jr. ’46 Willis S. Drummer Stephen W. Feiss W. Lee Gaines ’42 Curran W. Harvey, Jr. Charles F. Hughes, Jr. William G. Hupfeldt, Sr. ’44 Robert W. Lehr ’71 Guy J. Matricciani, Sr. Myles R. McComas, Jr. James E. McDonnell II ’45 Barton S. Mitchell H’07 Carolyn S. Obrecht Dorothy H. Ohrenschall Robert F. Ohrenschall ’44 George M. S. Riepe, Sr. ’40 Dolly and Joseph W. Sener, Sr. ’44 Eugene Servary ’43 Howard R. Simpson ’44 Carolyn B. Smith Charles C. Stieff II James McC. Webster, Jr. ’55 Brian E. Wilcox

NEW MEMBERS:

Jennifer and Charles F. Black, Sr. ’73 Ronald Frank Stephanie and Harry R. Kleiser Pat and Louis J. Kousouris, Jr. ’64 Amber and Jason E. Miller Sharon and Thomas W. Mitchell ’56 Beth and Mark Moxley ’88 Dessie Moxley Diane and Jeffrey Powers Stephanie and Derek M. Radebaugh ’90 Stacy and Christopher J. Walsh “H” – Honorary Alumnus

Grady Gamble ’07, Bill Pheil H ’15 and Glynn Owens ’67

Al Ruebling H ’09 and John Sieverts H ’07

Carson Gaines ’12, Carroll Roberts ’82 and Tommy Gaines ’83

Esse Quam Videri Society Esse Quam Videri, “To be, rather than to seem,” the school motto, is the name given to the society established to recognize those who fondly remember the School by including Boys’ Latin in their estate plans.

Class of 1934 *Page Edmunds II

Class of 1952 John H. Ehrhardt III

Class of 1935 *Andrew J. Young III

Class of 1954 John H. Croker

Class of 1939 David W. Roszel

Class of 1955 *James McC. Webster David W. Meese

Class of 1940 *George M.S. Riepe Class of 1941 Strother B. Marshall Class of 1943 *Eugene Servary Class of 1944 Raleigh Brent II *Robert F. Ohrenschall *Joseph W. Sener, Jr. *Howard R. Simpson Class of 1945 *James E. McDonnell Class of 1946 *Louis A. Demely Class of 1950 Timothy T. Pohmer

Class of 1959 Dyson P. Ehrhardt

Class of 1973 Charles F. Black, Sr. C. Randall Deering Stuart D. “Dusty” Farber Class of 1974 Scott E. Huber Class of 1975 Philip C. Federico Bruce D. McLean

Class of 1964 Robert E. Carter

Class of 1976 J. McDonald Kennedy, Jr J. Timothy Voelkel

Class of 1965 Harry C. Bowie III

Class of 1979 Stephen M. Dubin

Class of 1966 Harold G. Hathaway III

Class of 1984 Thomas G. Blair

Class of 1968 Michael G. Trawinski

Class of 1986 Michael D. LeBlanc

Class of 1970 Richard B. Kelly

Class of 1993 Jarrett B. Leeb Dennis H. Weinman

Class of 1971 *Robert W. Lehr Class of 1972 G. Todd Guntner William A. Niermann, Jr.

Honorary Alumni: Albert W. Rubeling, Jr. John W. Sieverts

Current Parents: Rachel & Walker S. Mygatt Former Parents: Anne D. Gee *Bettie R. Hill Angela & Gregory S. Horning *Carolyn S. Obrecht Jill & David A. Ward Faculty & Staff: Jean A. Campbell William S. Dingledine Stephen M. Dubin Dyson P. Ehrhardt *William B. Endres Armand F. Girard Anne P. Kellerman J. McDonald Kennedy, Jr. John W. Sieverts Friends of Boys’ Latin: *Willis S. Drummer *McHenry “Mac” Gillet *Anne Irons *George D. Solter NEW MEMBERS: Jill & David A. Ward Willis S. Drummer Robert W. Lehr '71 *Deceased BOYSLATINMD.COM

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Endowment Funds The continued growth of the School’s endowment is of paramount importance for the financial well-being of Boys’ Latin School.

Listed are the School’s current named endowment funds.

AWARD ENDOWMENTS:

Minimum Investment: $25,000

The Clive Beare Award (Photography) The Jennifer Brock Award The J. Freund Award (Science) The John S. “Jack” Kerns “Clearly Evident” Award The Margaret MacFarland Award (Music) The Ralph Marquiss Award (Music) The Lee Packard Award (Music) The Benjamin Samuel Sorensen Award The Szczypinski Fund Award (Wrestling)

FACULTY CHAIR ENDOWMENT:

Minimum Investment: $250,000

The Dyson P. Ehrhardt Faculty Chair The J. Duncan Smith Faculty Chair The Board of Trustees Faculty Chair

FACULTY ENRICHMENT ENDOWMENT FUNDS:

Minimum Investment: $25,000

The Margaret and Rodney Brooks Enrichment Fund The Jean Campbell Faculty Enrichment Fund The Colbert Enrichment Fund The Dyson P. Ehrhardt Faculty Enrichment Fund The Edward E. Ford Enrichment Fund The Levin Seminar Enrichment Fund The Joan Pyne Faculty Enrichment Fund

FACULTY SALARY ENDOWMENTS:

Minimum Investment: $25,000 Anonymous The Lloyd E. Mitchell Faculty Salary Endowment The William L. Morris Teaching Chair The Dunning Foundation Faculty Salary Endowment The Sheridan Foundation Faculty Salary Endowment The Robert R. Ohrenschall Faculty Salary Endowment (English)

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The Eugene P.E. Servary Endowment for Science The Sheridan Foundation Endowment Fund for Technology The George Shriver Endowment Fund for Buildings

SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENTS:

Minimum Investment: $50,000

The Jay C. Alban, III Scholarship The Jennifer & Charles F. Black Scholarship The Blaustein Scholar Scholarship The John G. Bowling Scholarship The Boys’ Latin Alumni Association Scholarship The Jennifer & Charles F. Black Scholarship The Harry C. Bowie Scholarship The Gillian & Raleigh Brent Family Scholarship The Frank C. Brooks Family Scholarship The William M. Callahan Scholarship The Campbell Foundation Scholarship The Frank M. Chubb Scholarship The Edith R. Cottman Scholarship The Class of 1944 Scholarship The Class of 1964 Scholarship The Carol & Robert E. Carter Scholarship The Louis A. Demely, Jr. Scholarship The Caroline & Dyson P. Ehrhardt Scholarship The Florence & John H. Ehrhardt Scholarship The Edward E. Ford Foundation Scholarship The Albert F. Freihofer Scholarship The Mary & Herbert D. Frerichs, Jr. Scholarship The W. Brad Gano Scholarship The Rixey & Leonard C. Gore Scholarship The Katherine & J. Patrick Gugerty Scholarship The T. Clayton Hill Scholarship The Rokos / Hill Scholarship The Bettie & Thomas Hill Scholarship The Angela & Gregory S. Horning Scholarship The William G. Hupfeldt, Jr. Scholarship The Mary Lenore & John Albert Kelly Scholarship The Georgette Kiser Scholarship The David I. Lampe Scholarship The James L. Lears Scholarship The Robert W. Lehr Scholarship The Craig J. Levitt Scholarship The Albert A. “Ab” Logan Scholarship The Henry G. Lubke IV Scholarship The Guy J. Matricciani Sr. Scholarship The William H. May Scholarship The Barbara & William H. May Scholarship The James E. McDonnell Scholarship The Betty & David W. Meese Scholarship The Middendorf Foundation Scholarship The France-Merrick Foundation Scholarship The Dorothy & Richard C. Mollett Scholarship The Jennifer & Jonathan Murray Scholarship

The Lawrence P. Naylor III Scholarship The William A. Niermann, Jr. Scholarship The Donald F. Obrecht Family Scholarship The Dorothy Ohrenschall Scholarship The Robert R. Ohrenschall Scholarship The Ann & Brian H. O’Neil Scholarship The Stephen T. Parker Scholarship The Thomas W. Parker Scholarship The Clementine Peterson Scholarship The Joan & Gary Pyne Scholarship The Otis B. Read III Scholarship The Readers Digest Scholarship The H. Brunt Riepe Scholarship The David W. Roszel Scholarship The David Welby Roszel Scholarship The Bonnie & Bruce P. Sawyer Scholarship The Ann TenEyk Sener Scholarship The Joseph W. Sener, Jr. Scholarship The Eugene P.E. Servary Scholarship The George M. Shriver Scholarship The Robert V. Shriver Scholarship The Howard R. Simpson Scholarship The Carolyn S. Smith Scholarship The Julian S. Smith Scholarship The Thomas Schenuit Travers Scholarship The H. Mebane Turner Scholarship The David J. Ulrich Scholarship The Todd Ulrich Scholarship The Polly D. Warfield Scholarship The Brian Wilcox Scholarship The Jack H. Williams Scholarship The Nicholas L. Ziolkowski Scholarship TO SUPPORT THE WILLIAMS SCHOLAR PROGRAM The Babylon Scholarship The Edmund J. Cashman Scholarship The Morton K. & Jane Blaustein Foundation Scholarship The Susan B. Szczypinski Scholarship The David E. Waters Scholarship The Carol Winstead Scholarship TO ANNUAL SUPPORT THE NAMED SCHOARLSHIP PROGRAM The B.E.S.T. Scholarship The Bonny & Robert Gothier Scholarship The Plummer Reid Scholarship The Sheridan Foundation Scholarships If interested in discussing the establishment of an Endowment Fund, contact John Sieverts at 410-377-7022.

Bill Niermann ’72 and Charlie Carr’72

Report of The Laker Fund THE EVERT MARSH TOPPING CLUB

THE JOHN G. BOWLING H’10 CLUB

THE J. MARSHALL BRUCE CLUB

Gifts of $100,000 or More

Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999

Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999

The Charles T. Bauer Foundation Mrs. Janet Bauer Hartman Mr. Theodore W. Bauer Mrs. Katja Engel-Hughes and Mr. C. Duff Hughes Mr. and Mrs. J. Duncan Smith

The Alban Family Fund of the Baltimore Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James C. Alban III Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bowling The Boys’ Latin Alumni Association Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Brent III Mr. and Mrs. James R. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Carter Mr. Ronald Frank Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Horning Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. King Mr. and Mrs. Harry R Kleiser Mr. Louis J. Kousouris, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Lederer Legg Mason, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Levin Mr. and Mrs. Warner P. Mason, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Huston McCollough II The Middendorf Foundation Mrs. Carolyn S. Obrecht* Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Powers Mr. and Mrs. Oliver S. Travers Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ward Mr. and Mrs. David E. Waters Dr. F. Christian Zinkhan

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Bagby Bank of America Ms. Catherine Bishop and Mr. Daniel Marino The W. P. Carey Foundation Mr. Brooke P. Cottman Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Evans Mr. and Mrs. L. Myrton Gaines II Ms. Alden M. Caldwell-Gaines and Mr. Thomas M. Gaines Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Shawn P. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Jones, Jr. Ms. Georgette Kiser Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kunisch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jason E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Mollett Mr. and Mrs. Ryan D. Mollett Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. David Oestreicher Mr. and Mrs. Adam Peake Mr. Pen Patterson Pendleton III Mr. Vincent Piccinini Guido Piccinini & Sons Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Post Mr. and Mrs. Gary Pyne Mr. and Mrs. John Radebaugh Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rice Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rubino

THE JACK H. WILLIAMS ’38 CLUB

Gifts of $50,000 - $99,000

The Baltimore Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Federico Mr. and Mrs. W. Kyle Gore Mr. and Mrs. William H. May The Moxley Family

THE DYSON P. EHRHARDT ’59 CLUB

Gifts of $25,000 - $49,999

The Baltimore Educational Scholarship Trust Fund The Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Gothier, Jr. The Nextgen Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Vernon A. Reid Sage Dining Services, Inc. The Sheridan Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Smith Mrs. Eileen Wilcox

The Schluderberg Foundation, Inc. Mr. James A. Callahan Ms. S. Kimberly Hupfeldt Mr. Chris Hupfeldt Mrs. Julie Hupfeldt Miller Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Shaw Mrs. Katherine Simpson Mr. Blake E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Spahn Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Wyler

THE GEORGE SHIPLEY CLUB

Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Alban IV All Risks, LTD Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. J. Dixon Bartlett III Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Black, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey H. Brent Drs. Maya M. and Steven S. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bryan CNA Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Constable Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Daily III The Deering Foundation, Inc. Mr. C. Randall Deering Mr. Mark M. Deering Mr. and Mrs. James R. Grieves, Jr. Mr. Mark M. Deering Mr. and Mrs. Dyson P. Ehrhardt Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fader

Greg Pyke ‘12, Carter Paff ’12 and Brett Radliffe ’12

Hy Levasseur ’57

Dr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Floccare Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Frerichs, Jr. Mr. Samuel H. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Brandon F. Gaines Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Glibert Mr. and Mrs. J. Frederick Glose Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Goldsborough, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Gray Mr. and Mrs. G. Todd Guntner Drs. Shelly Hairston-Jones and Keith A. Hairston Mr. Roland S. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Kellerman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Krulak, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. Levine Mr. and Mrs. Victor J. Lizana Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lorenz IV Mr. Daniel A. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marchese Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Mason Mrs. Myles R. McComas Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. McLean Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mitchell Mr. S. Morris Murray Mr. D. W. Wells Obrecht Mrs. Susan Ohrenschall Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. O’Neil, Jr. 38

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Stephen Wright ’69 and Mellasenah Morris Wright

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Peace Mr. T. Scott Pendleton T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Pyne Mr. and Mrs. Derek M. Radebaugh Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Sheehey Mr. and Mrs. George M. Shriver III Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Snyder Mr. Todd S. Sody Stanley Black and Decker Mrs. Barbara Voss Noell and Mr. Charles E. Noell Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. David O. Watts Weconnect Enterprise Solutions, LLC Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wolff

THE FREDERICK A. HAHN CLUB

Gifts of $1,844 - $2,499

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan R. Arnold Dr. George F. Barker Mr. and Mrs. James H. Burch Mr. and Mrs. David Burman Mrs. Edmund J. Cashman, Jr. Mr. Brett D. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Daly Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Dorney

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Eckenrode, Jr. Mrs. Elinor Feiss Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Finnerty Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Gugerty Mr. Harold G. Hathaway III Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Iodice Mr. Richard B. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Carroll S. Klingelhofer III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Mallon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Neil L. McAslan Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Mooney Mrs. Cassandra S. Naylor Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Newman Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sieverts Drs. Venice K. Paterakis and Frederick Gerstell Smith Mr. and Mrs. Elliot H. Steelman Mr. and Mrs. J. Timothy Voelkel Mr. and Mrs. David A. Wingate Mr. Lee P. Woody III

THE WILLIAM L. MORRIS CLUB

Gifts of $1,000 - $1,843

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Baggan Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Baker Mrs. Joyce S. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Bates

Mr. and Mrs. Miles C. Baxter Dr. and Mrs. Carl Behm Mrs. Catherine Lears Bennett Mr. and Mrs. William E. Berndt Mrs. A. Hamilton Bishop* Mrs. Mary Jane Blaustein Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Blibaum Mr. and Mrs. David W. Blois Mr. Roger C. Bloom Mr. Harry C. Bowie III The Boys’ Latin LAUNCH Program The Boys’ Latin Parents’ Association Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Brennan Ms. Catherine Brennan Mr. Raleigh Brent II Mr. Austin J. Brizendine, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Brody Mr. Scott J. Caddell Mr. and Mrs. James A. Callahan, Jr. The Campbell Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Jean A. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Bradford G. Y. Carney Mr. and Mrs. John G. Cochran II Mr. Michael T. Colt Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Corso Mr. James K. Crider Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Dailey, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan N. Davidov Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Dobrzykowski Mr. Stanley H. Dorney III Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dreiband Mrs. Betsy Durham Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dye Mr. John G. Eckenrode III Ms. Trish Fallon Mr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Forchheimer Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Gaines, Jr. Ms. Rachel Eisler and Mr. Geoffrey Genth Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. James R. Grieves, Jr. Mrs. Curran W. Harvey, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hazard Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hazard Prof. and Mrs. Frederick J. Heldrich III Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Austin Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Knudsen III Mr. Dan Lacher Mr. and Mrs. William Larney, Jr. Mr. Richard H. Lehr Mr. Leonard M. Levering III * Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Lewis Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Luke Mr. and Mrs. Hans F. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Ryan McClernan Mr. and Mrs. David L. McKissock, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. McNulty Mr. and Mrs. David W. Meese Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas L. Meittinis Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Meredith Mr. and Mrs. J. William Miller Ms. Tracy Miller and Mr. Paul Arnest Mr. Thomas W. Mitchell Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Mr. Jeffrey P. Mozal Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Naeny Dr. Felicia D. and Mr. Jeffrey D. Neuman Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. O’Conor Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand H. Onnen, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. O’Rourk Dr. and Mrs. Edward C. Papenfuse The Richard Laurence Parish Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Barry Peters Drs. Jeannette A. and James E. Post Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Purdue Mr. Joseph L. Radebaugh, Jr. Mrs. Dottie Read

Mr. John C. Reith Drs. Elisabeth and Glenn Richard Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Rudick Mr. Conor P. Sanders Mr. Michael A. Sapperstein Ms. Amanda Scott-Martin Scripps Howard Foundation Mr. Charles M. Shriver Mr. and Mrs. George M. Shriver IV Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Smith Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Smith III Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Smokler Mr. and Mrs. John Spilman V Mr. Peter B. Stellmann The Stieff Foundation Mrs. Charles C. Stieff II Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Stieff III Mr. C. Clinton Stieff IV Mr. and Mrs. James W. Stieff Mr. Spencer N. S. Stieff Mr. Taylor M. Stieff Mr. Paul R. Stierhoff Mr. Jeffrey A. Stoller Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Susel The Henry S. & Agnes M. Truzack Foundation Dr. W. Andrew A. Tierney Mr. Jonathan S. Trump Dr. and Mrs. H. Mebane Turner UBS Financial Dr. Eileen P. Vining and Mr. John C. Vining, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Vitelkites Mr. and Mrs. Shawn W. Walter Mr. Anthony S. Waskiewicz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Weidner Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Weinman Capt. Charles H. Wilbur Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wilhide Mr. and Mrs. Justin T. Windle, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Winstead, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Justin H. Woelper Dr. Stephen E. Wright

THE SUSAN B. SZCZYPINSKI CLUB

Gifts of $750 - $999

Mr. Bruce S. Campbell IV Dr. and Mrs. Matthew F. Feild Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Fritz Mr. T. James Hense, Jr. Dr. Zinon M. Pappas Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Pelkey Mr. and Mrs. Timothy T. Pohmer Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Rodgers IV Mr. and Mrs. Joshua A. Savadove Mrs. Caroline Boyd Stellmann Mr. and Mrs. Samer N. Wahbe

THE DORIS L. REGAN CLUB

Gifts of $500 - $749

Ameriprise Financial Anonymous Mr. John W. Ashworth III Mrs. Cathy Badmington Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Barta Mr. Charles K. Bartz Dr. Rachel J. Benn and Mr. Merrick J. Benn Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Berger Mr. and Mrs. William N. Blake Ms. Helga Surratt and Mr. Patrick J. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brody The Carlyle Group Mr. John R. Ciccarone Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cohen Mr. Charles D. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Crain Dr. Peter E. Darwin Mr. John A. Daskalakis, Jr. Mr. Charles R. Davis Mr. C. Randall Deering Mr. and Mrs. William Dellamar Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Dittmar Mrs. Rebecca Giordano Dreisbach and Rev. Dr. Christopher Dreisbach Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dubin Mr. Stuart Dusty Farber Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fein Fidelity Foundation Mr. John F. Forsyth, Jr. Mr. Albert F. Freihofer Mr. G. Ross French, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Claude Fresnel, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Gaines Admiral and Mrs. Scott F. Giberson Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Glaeser Mr. and Mrs. Bradley S. Glaser Mr. James T. Gray Mr. Marc B. Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Heffner Mr. Everett E. Jackson V Mr. and Mrs. Gerard W. Jeffers Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kagen Mr. and Mrs. James F. Kennedy, Jr. Mr. Charles E. Kohlerman Mr. and Mrs. Sean D. Kriebel Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Kury Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Larocque, Sr. Mr. George Lavdas and Dr. Jeremy Walston Mr. Michael D. LeBlanc Ms. Anne King and Mr. Michael A. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. William L. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Maizlish Dr. Julia J. Marciari-Alexander and Dr. John J. Marciari

Mr. Craig L. Martin Mr. and Mrs. William T. McNemar Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Melnick Merck Partnership for Giving Mr. and Mrs. Jamison Miller Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Terry M. Moreland The Morgan Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Mullins Mr. and Mrs. George Nistazos Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Obrecht, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Niall H. O’Malley Mr. Stephen T. Parker Mr. and Mrs. William L. Peters Ms. Carolyn Pouch Mr. and Mrs. William J. Purnell Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rice III Mr. and Mrs. W. Peregrine M. Roberts Mr. D. Bruce Rogers Mrs. Edwin A. Schell Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Schell Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Scheve Mr. J. Keith Scroggins Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. H. Shriver Mr. Ian A. Shure Mr. and Mrs. David Shuster Mr. and Mrs. Owen W. Silvey II Ms. Carolyn Smith Dr. and Mrs. Norman F. Spector Mr. and Mrs. James W. Thompson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Trimmer Mr. and Mrs. Gene S. Ubriaco, Sr. Drs. Faith N. Esterson and Jeffrey N. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Waller, Jr. Mr. James G. Walls, Jr. Mr. A. L. Shreve Waxter, Jr. Mrs. James McC. Webster, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Wernecke Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Westerkamp Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Whitman III Mr. David T. Whittie Mrs. Julia M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. William E. Wilson, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Timothy F. Witham

THE A. MASON “MACE” LEBRUN ’33 CLUB Gifts of $250 - $499

The Abell Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Adams Dr. Deirdre Alton and Mr. Edward Alton Anonymous Mr. Richard Lee Ashley, Jr. Mr. Robert Bacon Mr. Gregory C. Baggan Dr. Nancy I. Bailowitz and Mr. Jordan I. Bailowitz BOYSLATINMD.COM

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GRANDPARENTS Mr. and Mrs. James C. Alban III Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Anthony, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arnold Mr. Robert Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Banes Mr. and Mrs. James Barnette Dr. and Mrs. Carl Behm Ms. Maryann Bennett and Mr. Edward Lipski Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Gasper Bivalacqua Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blibaum Mr. and Mrs. David W. Blois Mrs. Carter Bond Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Boyd, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brody Mr. and Mrs. James Burman Mrs. Jean A. Campbell Mrs. Elaine Cochran Mrs. Thomas Cover III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Dengler Mr. and Mrs. James G. Dickman Mr. and Mrs. William Durkin Mrs. Judith Dye Mrs. Marilyn Ebaugh Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fader Mrs. Alice Ann Finnerty Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Claude Fresnel, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Austin George Mr. and Mrs. J. Frederick Glose Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Goldsborough, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gray Mrs. Barbara Greenberg Mrs. Burton E. Greenwood Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Greif, Jr. Mrs. Dolores Gunning Mrs. Barbara Hament Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hazard Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hearn Ms. Lavern Jones Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Lalere Ladeji Mr. and Mrs. Eugene LeGrande Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Lewis Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Luke Mr. Patrick G. Lynch Mrs. Eleanor Massie Mr. and Mrs. Hans F. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maytin Mrs. Myles R. McComas Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Meredith Mrs. James R. Moxley Mrs. Cassandra S. Naylor Mr. and Mrs. David Nichols Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. O’Rourk Ms. Bonita Perry

Drs. Jeannette E. and James E. Post Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Price Mr. and Mrs. Gary Pyne Mr. Joseph Radebaugh, Jr. Mrs. Cynthia Reutter Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Rickel Mr. and Mrs. David C. Ring, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Rubenstein Ms. Rita Rubinstein Mrs. Edwin A. Schell Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sellers III Mr. and Mrs. Roland Shumate Mrs. Theresa Staniewski Mrs. Caroline Boyd Stellmann Mr. and Mrs. James W. Stevens Mrs. Evelyn R. Stewart Ms. Sharon Stewart Mr. and Mrs. David Thaman Mr. and Mrs. James G. Thomas, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver S. Travers Mr. and Mrs. Gene S. Ubriaco Mr. and Mrs. Ridge Warfield Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wasserman Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Wisniewski

CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS The Abell Foundation The Alban Family Fund of The Baltimore Community Foundation All Risks, LTD. Allstate Insurance Co. Ameriprise Financial Association of Italian American Charities Atlanta Network Systems The Baltimore Community Foundation The Baltimore Educational Scholarship Trust Bank of America The Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation The Charles T. Bauer Foundation Berkshire Hathaway Homesale Realty The Boys’ Latin Alumni Association The Campbell Foundation The Keith Campbell Foundation Capital Funding W. P. Carey Foundation The Carlyle Group CDK Global, LLC CNA Stanley Black & Decker The Deering Family Foundation, Inc. Exelon Foundation Fidelity Foundation Fireline Corporation Eli Lilly and Company Foundation, Inc.

Legg Mason, Inc. Merck Partnershp for Giving The Middendorf Foundation The Morgan Family Foundation Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Neuberger Berman Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation The Boys’ Latin Parents’ Association T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc. RLI, Incorporated Robert Wood Johnson Fund Sage Dining Services The Schluderberg Foundation, Inc. Scripps Howard Foundation The Sheridan Foundation The Louis and Dora Smith Foundation The Stieff Family Foundation The Henry S. & Agnes M. Truzack Foundation Verizon Foundation UBS Warburg Matching Gift Program Wecon Enterprise Solutions, LLC The Wells Fargo Foundation

PARENTS Kindergarten Mr. and Mrs. Brendon L. Bengermino Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Braxton Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Clark Mr. and Mrs. Luke T. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. David W. Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Jason C. Quenzer Ms. Tresa T. Tuttle Pre-First Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Cronin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Macomber Mr. and Mrs. Chigoz Nwamoh Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Vitelkites Mr. and Mrs. Shawn W. Walter Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wolff First Grade Mr. Keno J. Brown, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Clark Mr. Charles R. Davis, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Claude Fresnel, Jr. Ms. Lisa Katulis Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Kury Mr. and Mrs. Tariq T. Mian Ms. Kimberlee Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Derek M. Radebaugh Ms. Donna D. Roberts

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Second Grade Mr. and Mrs. Maurice P. Bruce, Jr. Mrs. Kimberly Jones and Mr. Jerry Bruning Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy W. Daniel Ms. Charlene Dukes Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Dunn Mr. Ronald Frank Mr. Paris Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Scot Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hazard Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Katsafanas Mr. and Mrs. Grant D. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Roche Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Susel Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Vitelkites Mr. and Mrs. John L. Warnack, Sr. Ms. Lindsay M. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. Bennie L. Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wolff Third Grade Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Beck Dr. Rachel Benn and Mr. Merrick J. Benn Ms. Catherine Bishop and Mr. Daniel Marino Dr. and Mrs. Trinity J. Bivalacqua Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Dubin Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgeral G. Goodridge Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Keller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Itai Livne Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Jamison Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jason E. Miller 46

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Mr. and Mrs. Chigoz Nwamoh Mr. and Mrs. Richard Puritz Ms. Jennifer A. Gilbert and Mr. Michael A. Putnick Mr. and Mrs. Derek M. Radebaugh Mr. and Mrs. Joshua A. Savadove Mr. and Mrs. William A. Schaller Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Smokler Fourth Grade Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Bagby Mr. and Mrs. William Bickel Dr. and Mrs. Mikel Daniels Mr. and Ms. Stuart A. Forchheimer Dr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Franklin Dr. Leslie Hollins and Mr. Kevin Hollins Mr. and Mrs. Austin Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Larocque, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David Pridgen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Shumate Mr. Aaron Sloboda Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Slowikowski Mr. Jay A. Steinmetz Mr. and Mrs. Jarred M. Testa Mr. and Mrs. James W. Thompson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Warnack, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Justin T. Windle, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Justin H. Woelper Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wolff Fifth Grade Mr. and Mrs. S. Allen Brown IV Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Clark Ms. Marie N. Dixon Ms. Kate English Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Heider

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Huber Mr. and Mrs. Gilston Hutzler Mr. and Mrs. Peter Knapp Mr. and Mrs. William T. McNemar Mr. and Mrs. George Nistazos Ms. Michelle Tracy and Mr. Michael Otto Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Proutt Mr. and Mrs. Richard Puritz Mr. and Mrs. Jason C. Quenzer Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Reid Drs. Elisabeth and Glenn R. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Roche Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Schoenwetter Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Swerdlin Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. James W. Thompson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wilhide Mr. and Mrs. Justin T. Windle, Sr. Sixth Grade Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Brant Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Celio Mr. and Mrs. John G. Cochran II Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Goldsborough III Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Hankerson Dr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Hillwig Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Knott Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Makowieck Dr. Julia Marciari-Alexander and Dr. John Marciari Mr. and Mrs. Tariq Mian Mr. and Mrs. Jason E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Moxley Dr. Felicia Neuman and Mr. Jeffrey Neuman Mr. and Mrs. David Oestreicher

Mr. and Mrs. J. Ridgely Parks Mr. and Mrs. Adam Peake Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Pelkey Mr. and Mrs. Andrew I. Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Roe Dr. Elizabeth Turin and Mr. Thomas Rosati Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Rosiak, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Rudick Mr. and Mrs. Joshua A. Savadove Mr. and Mrs. William A. Schaller Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shenasky III Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Smith III Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Walsh Dr. and Mrs. Timothy F. Witham Drs. Tina E. and Scott E. Woodburn Seventh Grade Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Blibaum Mr. and Mrs. Scott Breza Mr. and Mrs. Ronald V. Brown Dr. and Mrs. Matthews Chacko Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Corrado Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Crouse Ms. Dana Daughtry Mr. Chris Engel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fein Drs. Stacy and Stephen N. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Zachary B. Gilden Ms. Kandice Golden Mr. and Mrs. Scot Goldstein Drs. Rachel N. and Mehren Habibi Mr. and Mrs. David Hall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Faheem D. Hammett Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hazard Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Holder Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Hopkins

Ms. Katja Engel-Hughes and Mr. C. Duff Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Randall C. Koch Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lorenz IV Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Lubin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Macris Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Mallon, Jr. Mr. Michael McIntosh Ms. Tarisha N. Merrick Dr. Patrick Moulds Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. O’Connor, Jr. Ms. Michelle Tracy and Mr. Michael Otto Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Proutt Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Pyne Mr. and Mrs. Jason Raivel Drs. Omrana A. Pasha and Junaid A. Razzak Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Reid Ms. Alden B. Reith Mr. John C. Reith Drs. Rebekah and Cedric Sims Mr. Jay A. Steinmetz Mr. Peter B. Stellmann Mr. Jeffrey Stoller Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Thomas Mr. George Lavdas and Dr. Jeremy D. Walston Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Wyskiel Eighth Grade Ms. Vivien N. Badu and Mr. Kwame V. Akuffo Dr. Deidre Alton and Mr. Edward Alton Dr. Nancy Bailowitz and Mr. Jordan I. Bailowitz Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Barta Mr. and Mrs. Craig H. A. Bedford Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Booth Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. David Burman Mr. John R. Ciccarone Ms. Selma V. Ciccarone Dr. and Mrs. Mikel Daniels Mr. and Mrs. William Dellamar Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. DeRocco Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Fishel Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Fitz-Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Claude Fresnel, Jr. Ms. Rachel Eisler and Mr. Geoffrey Genth Mr. and Mrs. John J. Glatz II Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hegmann Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso M. Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Maurizio Illiano Ms. Charelle D. James Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kagen Mr. and Mrs. William M. Krulak, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Lyght Mr. and Mrs. John Maranto Mr. and Mrs. Neil L. McAslan Dr. and Mrs. Patrick T. McGinley Mr. and Mrs. Terry M. Moreland Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Okpattah Mr. and Mrs. Niall H. O’Malley Mr. and Mrs. Ndofunsu M. Osias Mr. and Mrs. Adam Peake Ms. Carolyn Pouch Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rak Drs. Omrana A. Pasha and Junaid A. Razzak Mr. and Mrs. Leonard R. Rice Mr. and Mrs. David Rieck Ms. Sylvie Merlier-Rowen and Mr. Stanley Rowen Mr. and Mrs. William Rubin Prof. Carolyn Sajadi and Dr. Mohammad Sajadi Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Schell Dr. and Mrs. David Silverman Mr. and Mrs. C. Ryan Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. John Spilman V Mr. and Mrs. Brian Tankersley Dr. Faith D. Esterson and Dr. Jeffrey N. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Watson Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Westerkamp Mr. and Mrs. Justin T. Windle, Sr. Ninth Grade Mrs. Patricia E. Lynch-Alokones and Mr. Michael R. Alokones Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Bates Mr. and Matthew L. Berger Ms. Michelle M. Bourque Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Brody Drs. Maya M. and Steven S. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Crain Ms. Shymaine Davis Ms. Anne-Marie Domacasse Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dye Mr. and Mrs. John F. Eichelberger Mr. Chistopher M. Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Finnerty Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Foster, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Brendan G. Gable Dr. Katherine McIntire and Dr. Alejandro Gandsas Admiral and Mrs. Scott F. Giberson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Gold Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Grimes Drs. Shelly Hairston-Jones and Keith A. Hairston Mr. and Mrs. Tom Halleron Mr. and Mrs. James A. Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Heider Dr. Sandra Hawkins-Heitt and

Dr. Michael C. Heitt Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hinkle Ms. Marta T. Kulchytska and Mr. Yaro T. Kulchyckyj Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lorenz IV Dr. and Mrs. Steven M. Lutzky Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Milton Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Morton Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Moxley Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Nichols Ms. Alden B. Reith Mr. John C. Reith Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Roe Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Rosiak, Sr. Drs. Rebekah and Cedric Sims Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Scott A. Ulery Mr. and Mrs. Carl Voigt III Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zaporozhski Tenth Grade Ms. Vivien B. Badu and Mr. Kwame B. Akuffo Mr. and Mrs. James S. Campbell Ms.Tracy LaBonte and Mr. Robert Clark Mr. and Mrs. Randy Cockrell Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Cohen Dr. Denise Davis and Mr. Kevin Davis Mr. and Mrs. Eric Gazin Mrs. Rebecca Giordano Dreisbach and The Rev. Dr. Christopher Dreisbach Mr. and Mrs. Shawn P. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Gilston Hutzler Mr. Edward Kenny Ms. Parker Sutton and Mr. Paul D. Knott Mr. and Mrs. William Larney, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. Levine Mr. and Ms.Victor J. Lizana Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marchese Ms. Patricia O. Farley and Mr. William F.C. Marlow Mr. and Mrs. William T. McNemar Mr. and Mrs. Terence P. McNulty Mr. Andrew S. Meister Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Mooney Ms. Michelle D. Mtimet Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Nance Mr. and Mrs. Jon D. Parks Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Shepherd Ms. Susan Silesky Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. James S. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Swayne III Mr. and Mrs. Brian Tankersley Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Weidner Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wright Eleventh Grade Mr. and Mrs. Basil Aburn

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Alban IV Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Bailey III Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Blibaum Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Booth Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Brandau Ms. Nicole R. Carroll-Smith Ms. Kimberly A. Cavolo Mr. Mark S. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Crouse Mr. and Mrs. William Evans Mr. and Mrs. Eric Gazin Mr. and Mrs. James A. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. David Hall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Shawn P. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Jarrett Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kagen Mr. and Mrs. William M. Krulak, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lange Ms. Anne King and Mr. Michael A. Lee Mr. Edmund J. Levendusky Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Luterman Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Newman Mr. and Mrs. David J. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. North Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. O’Neil III Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Post Ms. Carolyn Pouch Mr. Ray L. Rehfield Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rice III Mr. and Mrs. David B. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Rubenstein Mr. and Mrs. Morrie M. Ruffin Mr. and Mrs. Keith Russell Mr. and Mrs. Tony Scott Ms. Mary P. Shortt Mr. and Mrs. David Shuster Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Smith Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Westerkamp Mr. and Mrs. David A. Wingate Dr. and Mrs. Timothy F. Witham Twelfth Grade Mrs. Hewan Assefa and Mr. Endalkachew Abate Mrs. Patricia E. Lynch-Alokones and Mr. Michael R. Alokones Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Bartell Mr. and Mrs. Craig H. A. Bedford Mr. and Mr. Robinson Burrell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Dittmar Mr. and Mrs. Daniel I. Dreiband Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Easton Ms. Beverly Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Greg Ey Mr. and Mrs. Mark Foreman Ms. Maria Fracasso Mr. Ronald Frank Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Gaines Ms. Alden Caldwell-Gaines and Mr. Thomas M. Gaines Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Glaeser Mr. and Mrs. John J. Glatz II BOYSLATINMD.COM

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REPORT OF ALUMNI GIFTS Class of 1941 Strother B. Marshall Class of 1944 Raleigh Brent II Harvey S. Brooks Class of 1945 J. Frederick Glose Elliott W. Hudgins III Class of 1946 McLean M. Grant James T. Gray Class of 1947 A. Burton Levering Donald D. Stegman

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Class of 1948 Brooke P. Cottman Thomas E. Donoho Basil C. Green Harry L. Hogan* Patrick G. Lynch Norman G. Sacks Class of 1950 Timothy T. Pohmer George M. Shriver III Class of 1951 John W. Sause, Jr. Class of 1952 Carroll M. Berndt Class of 1953 Raphael O. Brooks, Jr. W. Peregrine Roberts Charles H. Wilbur Class of 1954 William E. Berndt John H. Croker, Jr.* David G. Noble Class of 1955 David W. Meese Luther B. Miller, Jr. Hugo C. Olsen, Jr. Class of 1956 Hugh E. Gelston, Jr. Thomas W. Mitchell Class of 1957 John S. Cassell, Jr. Hy Levasseur Peter L. Stegner Douglas C. Turnbull III Class of 1958 Richard F. Rothenburg Ronald L. Spahn Class of 1959 Dyson P. Ehrhardt Charles E. Kohlerman Peter R. McGill, Jr. Richard E. Webster Class of 1960 William H. May Class of 1961 Roger G. Bloom Carroll S. Klingelhofer III Asa C. Sharp III Matthew A. Toth Frederick O. Viele II Class of 1962 John W. Ashworth III Eugene M. Fusting J. William Miller

Class of 1964 Robert E. Carter R. Bruce Fingles Joseph F. Foertsch, Jr. Louis J. Kousouris, Jr. Robin S. Read Ronald K. Regan, Jr. Philip A. Rousseaux William H. Shriver III Class of 1965 Byron R. Banghart David E. Bosley Harry C. Bowie III Mark J. Brady Louis K. Coleman* William F. R. Gilroy Charles R. Greenslit Thomas B. Peace Philip L. P. Shields Mark F. Wachter Class of 1966 Austin W. Brizendine, Jr. Harold G. Hathaway III Norman F. Spector Edgar H. Spilman, Jr. C. Michael Thomas Class of 1967 John F. Forsyth, Jr. Donald W. Fusting Leonard G. Getschel, Jr. John C. Howard Gerald Maizlish Frank Morgan William H. Mosberg III George W. Murgatroyd III Herbert R. O’Conor III Glynn I. Owens Frederick Gerstell Smith Class of 1968 Bradford G. Y. Carney Jeffrey J. Glibert David V. Greenslit Frederick V. W. Slagle Class of 1969 Frederick H. Fusting David A. Goetze Leonard M. Levering III* Donald A. Manekin J. Huston McCollough II Richard C. Mollett John L. Pie Robert V. H. Shriver John B. Thomas II David E. Waters Stephen E. Wright Class of 1970 Joseph W. G. Brooks Bradley W. Crockett Kennison N. Gale, Jr. Timothy B. Gilbert Frederick R. Jones

Richard B. Kelly Bruce E. Levan Andrew J. Oppel James W. Stieff David Talbott Thomas G. Xenakis Class of 1971 James A. Callahan Daniel K. Jones Richard H. Lehr Richard S. Mogowski Ferdinand H. Onnen, Jr. H. Lee Stierhoff, Jr. Allen Stockbridge Gerard J. Sullivan Carl A. TenHoopen III William E. Thompson IV Dennis S. Xenakis Class of 1972 Richard Lee Ashley, Jr. Miles C. Baxter Evan Black Raleigh Brent III James Cahill Charles E. Carr III Paul B. Cochrane Mark M. Deering Stanley H. Dorney III Joseph E. Eisenmeier Brandon F. Gaines John C. Grace G. Todd Guntner Frederick J. Heldrich III David A. Kennedy Wallace S. Lippincott, Jr. Timothy E. Mering Jeffrey P. Mozal S. Morris Murray William A. Niermann, Jr. T. Scott Pendleton Gary A. Seidman John S. Stidman A. L. Shreve Waxter, Jr. Philippe Weintraub Class of 1973 Charles F. Black, Sr. James R. Brooks James W. Currie C. Randall Deering Stuart Dusty Farber Robert R. Gisriel James F. Kennedy, Jr. Lee M. Kennedy William M. Mullen Kevin J. Murphy Eugene R. Myers, Jr. Robert B. Naeny, Jr. J. Keith Scroggins Lowell Anthony Sherrod David G. Simpson J. Duncan Smith Victor H. Starz III Roderick M. Theobald James T. Tomney II

O’D Lee ’77, Andy Hilgartner ’77, Paul Szymanowski ’77, Sell Howser ‘77 and Donald Hillary ‘77

Samer N. Wahbe Alan M. Waller, Jr. Robert M. Willington, Jr. Class of 1974 Scott H. Berger Brett D. Clifford W. Brent Dempsey Mark G. Dorney Douglas M. Fox L. Myrton Gaines III William C. Kaestner James F. Mosberg William Edward Queen Harry W. Rodgers IV Walter A. Romans, Jr. Charles C. Stieff III T. Bayard Williams III Class of 1975 Philip C. Federico L. Bruce Matthai Bruce D. McLean Brian H. O’Neil Bennett B. Wethered F. Christian Zinkhan Class of 1976 Hugh L. Andes Scott J. Caddell Jackson York Dott Michael S. Federico, Sr. James R. Grieves, Jr. C. Duff Hughes J. McDonald Kennedy David E. Meyers Andrew S. Mullins Donald F. Murphy Pen Patterson Pendleton III William H. Skinner J. Timothy Voelkel Class of 1977 William N. Blake

Geoffrey H. Brent Frank F. Daily III Mitch Dugan Patrick M. Finn Louis R. Fritz Andrew P. Hilgartner Frank S. Jones, Jr. Christopher P. Melocik Paul R. Stierhoff Henry B. Thomas Class of 1978 Jonathan M. Brant Jack C. Brown, Jr. George C. Cosby Thomas O. Daly Seamus Gilson Bradley S. Glaser Thomas S. Henderson Scott K. Hundertmark Randall C. Koch Craig S. Lewis Dwight H. Miller Patrick Miller Donald F. Obrecht, Jr. Richard T. O’Neil III Gregg H. Rairigh Dane S. Sehnert Class of 1979 Stephen M. Dubin Paul D. Knott Peter B. Stellmann Class of 1980 J. Dixon Bartlett III Carroll M. Berndt III John G. Cochran II Kenneth S. Frontain W. Kyle Gore Roland S. Harvey Edwin B. Jarrett III Henry A. Lederer Mark W. Mason

Martin J. Miller Scott C. Sites David T. Whittie Class of 1981 John S. Alfriend II Kevin P. Barham Charles S. Barker David W. Beachler James H. Burch John S. Gibbs V Everett E. Jackson V Mark D. Knobloch Stephen M. Knott Jeffrey C. Mason Robert E. Smith Peter D. Verheyen David O. Watts William E. Wilson, Jr. Bennett E. Zinman Class of 1982 Richard H. Bagby George F. Barker Juan M. Buendia Peter E. Darwin Thomas P. Finnerty Thomas M. Gaines Terrence D. Gibson Carroll Roberts Class of 1983 Karl Bellve J. Patrick Gugerty Zinon M. Pappas Robert J. Sherrod Richard Wartzman Class of 1984 Paul L. Baker Mark B. Bond Jeffrey T. Cashman John R. Ciccarone Michael T. Colt

George J. Rayburn John C. Reith George M. Shriver IV Charles D. White Class of 1985 Robert T. Cashman Nicholas B. M. Kemp, Jr. Edmund J. Levendusky J. Todd Lindenstruth Ryan D. McClernan Christopher M. Miller Stephen T. Parker Charles M. Shriver Brooks B. Shumate Roy A. Smith III Arthur F. Spalding Carl Voigt III Anthony S. Waskiewicz, Jr. Mitchell N. Weiman Lee P. Woody III Class of 1986 Steven B. Attias Robert E. Cox John Ryan Furst Michael D. LeBlanc Joshua R. Mayhorne Jai Mitra Seunarine William F. Trousdale Class of 1987 Charles K. Bartz James Freeman IV John J. Glatz II David A. Hurley James A. Mitchell Jason Morton William R. Patteson Brian J. Rudick Andrew A. Seitz Michael G. Thomas W. Andrew A. Tierney

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Class of 1988 Gary S. Blibaum Charles A. Constable Jonathan N. Davidov William J. Held, Jr. Peter E. Klingelhofer Andrew B. Maus Mark G. Moxley Kurt B. Owen W. Walker Pheil, Jr. Thomas T. Taylor, Jr. John M. Webster Richard J. Wyskiel

Patrick G. Sullivan Edwin H. Webster III

Class of 1989 Anthony R. Brown Ross M. Levin John M. Schachnovsky

Class of 1996 Chad Fisher Marshall McDorman Peter L. Winstead

Class of 1990 Andrew A. Berkowitz Charles D. Cook Daniel I. Dreiband George K. Gelston Gregory A. Pyne Derek M. Radebaugh Brandon C. White Barnaby Wickham

Class of 1997 Todd E. Bowens Todd R. Evans Edwin John Glatzel Ryan D. Mollett Ian A. Shure Todd S. Sody Todd Ulrich

Class of 1991 Jason N. Barnett Matthew L. Berger Michael C. Ciarlo Sam H. Friedman Ryan S. Sachs Christian M. Sieverts C. Ryan Smith Eric D. Solomon Jason A.L. Timoll Jonathan S. Trump Class of 1992 Samuel G. Adams Bruce S. Campbell IV John A. Daskalakis, Jr. Pride E. Franklin Christopher P. Hervy Scott H. Miller C. Dudley Obrecht David B. Pollock Michael R. Pyne James G. Walls, Jr. Eric C. Waskiewicz Brian I. Weisman Class of 1993 Matthew J. Proutt Scott P. Shaughnessy Eric A. Spilman Dennis H. Weinman Class of 1994 Brent J. Beever Bennett H. Dear R. Brandon Mollett Brian K. Shure 50

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Class of 1995 Brad R. Bernstein Bradford R. Gilroy Mark B. Greenfield Marc J. Hassan James L. Lears III Jason C. Quenzer Michael N. Smith Elliot H. Steelman Shawn W. Walter

Class of 1998 Ryan D. Littlefield Christopher J. Owens David M. Sugar Kevin L. Wiglesworth Class of 1999 Geoffrey M. Burger Timothy M. Cronin Stephen E. Feiss Class of 2000 Adam B. Lowy Brian P. Nee Class of 2001 Stanley L. Blackwell Daniel Lacher Watson M. McLeish Matthew S. Melnick Ferdinand H. Onnen III Wilfred C. Shearer, Jr. Class of 2002 Michael A. Case Jason T. Dobrzykowski Drew F. Ezrine Matthew F. Feild R. Alexander Filamor Robert B. Griebe Jeffrey E. Keenan Matthew Kozera Troy J. Marrocco Phillip M. North Brian W. O. Read Kyle P. Rubeling Kristian E. Spannhake Christopher J. Spencer

Spencer Ward ’12 and Brink Van Horn ’12 James C. Waring Benjamin B. Wells Jonathan S. Wilson Class of 2003 Gregory C. Baggan Andrew T. Burger Logan G. Burke William W. Cockey Michael J. Corso Daniel A. Lucas Korey B. Rubeling Charles S. Sheain III Class of 2004 Judson R. Arnold Timothy A. Davis John G. Eckenrode III Kyle W. Mahoney Michael A. Sapperstein Blake E. Smith Patrick M. Smith Class of 2005 Daniel J. Ehrlich Jeremy D. Keith Joseph D. Kennedy Jesse R. Leikin Christopher P. Montague Charles H. O’Neil C. Clinton Stieff IV Class of 2006 Gregory P. FitzGerald Stuart L. Mitchell Peter B. Scheve Edward D. Whitman Class of 2007 David F. Aiken

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Jonathan W. Decker Jack B. Dudley, Jr. Jeffrey A. Gaines Evan C. Jeffcoat Oliver F. Kuntz Craig L. Martin Joshua B. Perlow Conor P. Sanders Class of 2008 Matthew W. Andes M. Reese Vincent Hale Dennis R. Mahoney M. Charles McComas Sean M. Sanders S. Adam Scharff John R. Scott III Thomas N. Thibeault, Jr. Page M. Whitman Class of 2009 Bradford D. Boyer Daniel F. Johnson Brad J. Yaffee Class of 2010 Thomas L. Adams IV Stephen B. Andes Matthew R. Hamburger Patrick C. Kaestner Sean M. Radcliffe Brian D. Rothman Class of 2011 Jonathan H. Attman Charles D. Rice Alexander B. Whitman

Class of 2012 Christian King Henry J. Knott IV Stuart M. Reid Kevin C. Rubenstein Tyler I. Steinhardt Brink Van Horn Class of 2013 C. Bowen Adams Taylor C. Davis Joshua D. Hamburger Franklin L. Johnson III Tyler R. Montague Spencer N. S. Stieff James L. Weisman Class of 2014 Parker D. Yablon Class of 2015 Jeral A. Archer Matthew J. Attman Blair J. Brooks Avery C. Engel William H. Frerichs Drew W. Gray Charles B. Hughes Shane K. Kilberg Liam C. Madden Seth Miller Nicholas J. Morton Joshua B. Smith Kyle Weatherford Class of 2016 Andrew J. Brennan Mitchell I. Casper Michael R. Chasney, Jr. Robert V. Gothier III William T. Reid Patrick K. Stahl Benjamin M. Starkey Class of 2017 Braden M. Atkinson Desmond O. Banks Benjamin S. Barton Josiah K. Bedford Robinson Burrell III Thomas R. Connor Chinweoke V. Dimukeje Robert E. Dittmar Jordan T. Douglas Garrett T. Dreiband Luke A. Edwards Evan R. Ellwanger Gideon A. Endalkachew Greg D. Ey Dajuan D. Felder, Jr. Robert J. Fite Eli G. Frank Brett L. Friedman Bennett L. Gaines Trey-Lonte’ A. Gaither Garrett J. Glaeser Jacob R. Glatz

Seth E. Goldstein Bryce Gothier Zachary F. Grace Andrew R. Haynes Parker S. Hopkins Grant T. Iodice J. Maxwell Kantz Nathan G. King Matthew H. Kleiser Austin T. Light Mark A. Lopez, Jr. Matthew Lunn-Singleton James M. Magee, Jr. Griffin L. McShane Louis N. Meittinis Alexander E. Meyers Christopher A. Meyers Andrew B. Michel Jalen A. Milton Cooper A. Nalley Andrew C. Nicholas Ethan M. Norman James R. Owens Michael W. Peters Michael E. Petillo Dylan T. Pinsky Brent A. Powers Harry J. Purdue Matthew J. Purnell Koby B. Russell Walker C. Santos Jacob W.D. Schneider Luke J. Shilling Ryan B. Stellmann Theodore D. Thomas Ryan W. Trupia Noah L. Vilceus Garrett T. Voigt Sam R. Weinick Jack B. Williams John P. Woodward Alex R. Young Class of 2023 Jackson M. Brant

MEMORIAL GIFTS

IN MEMORY OF HUGH BAGLEY Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Hargrave IN MEMORY OF MORTON E. BARNETT Mr. Jason N. Barnett Mrs. Joyce S. Barnett IN MEMORY OF CLIFFORD J. BARTON Mr. Louis K. Coleman* Mr. Thomas B. Peace IN MEMORY OF A. HAMILTON BISHOP III Mrs. Bunny Bishop*

IN MEMORY OF JOHN G. BOWLING Mrs. Joyce S. Barnett Mr. Harry C. Bowie III Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bowling The Boys’ Latin Alumni Association The Boys’ Latin Parents’ Association Mr. Bruce S. Campbell IV Mrs. Marta B. Cardarelli Mr. and Mrs. Ryland O. Chapman Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Childs Mr. John R. Ciccarone Drs. Miriam and Allan Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Constable Mrs. Bonnie Cummins Mr. Taylor C. Davis Mrs. Patricia A. Dear Mr. and Mrs. Dyson P. Ehrhardt Mr. Daniel J. Ehrlich Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Federico Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gelston Mr. Armand F. Girard Mr. and Mrs. W. Kyle Gore Mrs. Stephany Harper Mr. T. James Hense, Jr. Mr. C. Duff Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Jones Mr. Jeremy D. Keith Ms. Parker Sutton and Mr. Paul Knott Mrs. Judith B. Lindenstruth Mr. Thomas K. Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. McLean Mr. Watson M. McLeish Mr. and Mrs. Donald Metzger Mr. and Mrs. J. William Miller Ms. Tracy Miller and Mr. Paul Arnest Drs. Ruthann T. Zern and David E. Mold Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Mollett Mr. James F. Mosberg Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Moxley Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Obrecht, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. O’Conor III Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. O’Neil Mr. Charles H. O’Neil Dr. Zinon M. Pappas Mr. Stephen T. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Peace Mrs. Lynnda L. Peterman Mr. W. Walker Pheil, Jr. Mr. William W. Pheil Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rubino Mr. Brian J. Rudick Mr. Conor P. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Scheve Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Shriver Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sieverts Mr. Blake E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. J. Duncan Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Wells T. Stanwick, Sr. The Stieff Family Dr. Eileen P. Vining and Mr. John C. Vining, Jr. Mr. Samer N. Wahbe Mr. Alan M. Waller, Jr. Mr. Benjamin B. Wells Rev. Bennett B. Weathered Mr. Alexander B. Whitman Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Whitman III Mr. Edward D. Whitman Mr. Page M. Whitman Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Wiglesworth Dr. F. Christian Zinkhan IN MEMORY OF JENNIFER BEHM BROCK Dr. and Mrs. Carl Behm IN MEMORY OF BRIAN C. CAMPBELL Ms. Brenda J. Bodian Mrs. Jean A. Campbell IN MEMORY OF LOUIS K. COLEMAN Mr. Harry C. Bowie III Mr. and Mrs. Dyson P. Ehrhardt Mr. Eugene R. Giammittorio, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonald Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Carroll S. Klingelhofer III Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sieverts Mr. Julius A. Silvestri IN MEMORY OF KATHARINE I. FRENCH FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE J. A. W. IGLEHART ENDOWED BASEBALL PROGRAM Mr. G. Ross French, Sr. IN MEMORY OF ROSEMARIE FRITZ Mr. William Cook Mr. and Mrs. Dyson P. Ehrhardt Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Gelston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonald Kennedy Mrs. Lori Martinet Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sieverts Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Wiglesworth IN MEMORY OF W. BRAD GANO Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. O’Neil IN MEMORY OF JOHN H. HARGRAVE Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Hargrave BOYSLATINMD.COM

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Ben Wells ’02, Jason Dobrzykowski ’02, Matt Kozera ’02 and Andrew Smith ‘02

IN MEMORY OF HARRY L. HOGAN Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonald Kennedy Mrs. Katharine Stierhoff IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM G. HUPFELDT, JR. The Schluderberg Foundation, Inc. Mr. James A. Callahan Ms. S. Kimberly Hupfeldt Mr. Chris Hupfeldt Mrs. Julie Hupfeldt Miller IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM G. HUPFELDT, SR. Mrs. Margaret K. Hupfeldt and The Hupfeldt Family The Schluderberg Foundation, Inc. IN MEMORY OF JOHN S. KERNS, JR. Mrs. Stephanie C. K. Woolard IN MEMORY OF JAMES L. LEARS, JR. Mrs. Catherine Lears Bennett Mr. and Mrs. James L. Lears III Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson IN MEMORY OF LEONARD M. LEVERING III Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sieverts IN MEMORY OF CRAIG J. LEVITT Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Rudick IN MEMORY OF ALBERT LOGAN Mrs. Mary Logan Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Childs

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IN MEMORY OF TIMOTHY R. MILES Mr. Harold G. Hathaway III IN MEMORY OF JOHN L.V. MURPHY, JR. and JOHN L.V. MURPHY III Mrs. Elizabeth R. Murphy IN MEMORY OF CAROLYN OBRECHT Mr. and Mrs. Dyson P. Ehrhardt Mr. Harold G. Hathaway III Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Obrecht, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sieverts Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Wiglesworth IN MEMORY OF ROBERT F. OHRENSCHALL Mrs. Susan Ohrenschall IN MEMORY OF MARY HOEN O’NEIL Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. O’Neil IN MEMORY OF PATRICK RADEBAUGH Mr. and Mrs. David Radebaugh Mr. and Mrs. John D. Radebaugh, Sr. IN MEMORY OF OTIS B. READ III Ms. Annemarie Merow and Ms. Maryanne Arthur Mr. and Mrs. D. Paul Montague Ms. Ashley Montague Mr. Christopher Montague Mr. Tyler Montague Mrs. Dottie Read Mr. Robin S. Read

IN MEMORY OF STANLEY J. RUDICK Mr. and Mrs. Jason Morton Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Rudick IN MEMORY OF ROBERT V. SHRIVER, JR. Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. O’Neil IN MEMORY OF MICHAEL M. WALLAC E Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. O’Neil IN MEMORY OF JAMES MCC. WEBSTER, JR. Mrs. James McC. Webster, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Webster III Mr. and Mrs. John M. Webster Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Webster Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Wiglesworth IN MEMORY OF NICHOLAS LEE ZIOLKOWSKI Ms. Tracy Miller and Mr. Paul Arnest Mr. Wilfred C. Shearer, Jr. Mrs. Jeanne M. Tepel Mr. Andrew Ziolkowski

IN MEMORIUM

Robert W. Hale, Jr. ’41 Harry L. Hogan ’48 Joseph B. McFadden ’50 Vincent J. Thebaud ’53 John H. Croker ’54 Cliff J. Barton ’65 Louis K. Coleman ’65 Timothy R. Miles ’66 Leonard M. Levering III ’69 Mark W. Borkovic ’71 Robert W. Lehr ’71 Francis (Chip) B. Adams III ’78

Reynaldo L. Talabis II ’87 Justin M. Buddemeyer ’02 FORMER TEACHERS/STAFF: John G. Bowling H’10

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Homecoming Weekend

Class of 1992

Homecoming 2017 took place May 5 & 6. This year’s reunions were led by the “Golden Lakers” of the Class of 1967 celebrating their 50th reunion celebration.

At this year’s Homecoming luncheon, BL recognized and honored 2017 Distinguished Alumni Harry Bowie ‘65, Buzz Getschel ‘67 and Richard Mollett ‘69 as well as 2017 Honorary Alumni Ted Bauer, Jane Blaustein and Jim Sandusky.

In addition, the John S.B. Hodges ‘32 Loyalty Cup was awarded to Tom Peace ‘65, the John S. Kerns ‘52 “Clearly Evident” Award went to Terry Howell and John Sieverts H’07, and the Rollo Brent ‘44 Cup for service to the school was presented to Warner Mason H’12 and Deb Wood.

Ryan Smith ’91, David Pollock ’92 and Mark LaVerghetta ’92

The luncheon was followed by a lacrosse game against Loyola. The Lakers took a 5-0 lead against Loyola and held off several Don rallies and eventually won the game, 12-7.

On Saturday night, the entire school celebrated with the reunion classes in the Alumni House with the running of the Kentucky Derby. Butch Maisel also provided tours of the new Boys’ Latin Center for Military History. Thanks to everyone who attended and made this evening one to remember!

Dick Gaines ’82 and Carroll Roberts ’82

Sue and George Shriver ’50

Hugh Gelston ’56 and Trey Gelston ’88

Alumni Association Awards The following awards are presented annually by the Alumni Association to deserving members of the Boys’ Latin community:

Bill Wilson ’81, Harry Bowie ’65 and Chris Post

DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARD Recognizing those who go above and beyond to better the school.

Harry Bowie ’65 Buzz Getschel ’67 Richard Mollett ’69

HONORARY ALUMNI AWARD Recognizing a non-alumnus who demonstrates outstanding loyalty and dedication to the school.

Ted Bauer Jane Blaustein Jim Sandusky

Bill Wilson ’81, Chris Post and Buzz Getschel ’67

Richard Mollett ’69

JOHN S.B. HODGES LOYALTY CUP Recognizing individuals who demonstrate outstanding loyalty to Boys’ Latin. A member of the Class of 1932, Jack Hodges was a devoted and faithful alumnus who was “always there” in his own quiet way cheering on BL at every opportunity.

Tom Peace ’65

JOHN S. KERNS’ 52 “CLEARLY EVIDENT” AWARD Honoring faculty or staff members where it is “clearly evident” the individuals exemplify the same kind of devotion and dedication to the School as Jack Kearns, BL Class of 1952.

Terry Howell John Sieverts H ’07

Bill Wilson ’81, Ted Bauer and Chris Post

RALEIGH BRENT II ‘44 AWARD Recognizing individuals who are not alumni but display the same spirit of unselfishness toward Boys’ Latin School as Rollo Brent ’44.

Warner Mason H ’12 Deb Wood

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Bill Wilson ’81, Jane Blaustein and Chris Post

Bill Wilson ’81, Chris Post, Jim Sandusky and Mac Kennedy

Terry Howell

Jonathan Wood P ’19 , Raleigh Brent ’44, Deb Wood P ’19 and Geoff Brent ’77

Chris Post, Dyson Ehrhardt ’59, Warner Mason H ’12 and Raleigh Brent ’44

Mac Kennedy ’76, Tom Peace ’65 and Chris Post

Chris Post, John Sieverts H ’07 and Bill Wilson ’81

Class of 1992

Brian Rudick ’87 and John Glatz ’87

Leigh Farrell, Brian Farrell ’06 and Mike Farrell

Kathryn and Philip North ’02

Samantha and Ryan Mollett ’97

CLASS NOTES Fred Bianco ’67 was honored as the Volunteer of the Year at this year’s Ed Block Courage Award Foundation’s VIP Sponsor Reception in April at the Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel.

ABOVE: Frank Morgan ’67 continues to reside in North Carolina and recently biked to the top of Mt. Mitchell in the Blue Ridge Mountains north of Asheville.

Frank was not able to attend his 50th reunion in May but was there in spirit. “Our Class President, Don Fusting ’67, came through Chapel Hill in March on a way to a publishing event in Greensboro. We had a great visit at a local restaurant legend, The Carolina Coffee Shop.”

Andy Coleman ’68 continues to live in Los Angeles working as a motion picture postproduction supervisor. His next project will be a film entitled Knuckles about the underground boxing/fighting industry. Last April, he met up with Brian Devlin ’68 for dinner in Malibu when Brian was traveling with his wife, Judi, and son, Jack.

by Mac Kennedy ’76, Director of Alumni Relations and Stewardship

RIGHT: Bennett Wethered ’75 (right) reported: “My wife and I were visiting Revolutionary War sites around Philadelphia … the guide asked where everyone was from, he got to us and I, of course, said Baltimore. The guide then said, ‘I’m from Baltimore, too, and I went to the great Boys’ Latin School of Maryland’ … The guide was Doug Cooper ’70 (left) …

He’s a great guide [and] really knows his stuff … Small world!”

Rick Wartzman’s ’83 latest book, The End of Loyalty: The Rise and Fall of Good Jobs in America, is now available for purchase. The book explores four Fortune 500 companies and discusses how the corporate social contract with the American worker has changed drastically since before the Great Depression. Rick is the Director of the KH Moon Center for a Functioning Society at the Drucker Institute, a part of Claremont Graduate University.

Larry Mosley ’94 recently moved back to the D.C. area after spending a year in Chicago. He most recently worked for Point B, a Chicago-based health care services corporation. He also worked for LockheedMartin in Arlington, Va., for seven years.

Rev. Andy Gans ’84 is the new senior pastor at Pines Presbyterian Church in Houston, Texas. For the past nine years, he was the pastor at Fort King Presbyterian Church in Ocala, Florida.

RIGHT: Steve Attias ‘86 was faced with a dilemma last March when he had set aside a day to visit the University of North Carolina with his son Chris but no official campus tours were available. He called the BL Alumni House to see if a tour could be arranged with a “Laker/Tar Heel.” Jack Pezzulla ‘16 gladly stepped up and, both Chris (pictured left) and Jack donned BL attire for the tour.

Adam Gladstone ’90 served as the GM/ Director of Baseball Operations for Team Israel in last spring’s World Baseball Classic.

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Ameet’s role is a combination of data science and strategy and he works in the fraud detection area.

Jamil Batcha ’02 has been working in Hong Kong for more than nine years, and has lived in Asia for 11 years. He moved to Beijing soon after graduating from Dartmouth College. He writes; “I try to catch up with Ian (Fontaine ’03) every time [I am] in Tokyo, which, sadly is not as often as I would like for it to be.”

ABOVE: Ned Webster ’94 was recently named the Intercollegiate Men’s Lacrosse Coaches Association Coach of the Year.

Ned led the University of CaliforniaBerkeley Golden Bears to the semifinals of the 2017 Men’s Collegiate Lacrosse Association’s National Championships.

In his three years at Berkeley, Ned has achieved a 32-14 record with two trips to the MCLA National Championships.

Ned Webster ’94 and Brandon Carney ’00 got together with their wives for a “West Coast” Homecoming in Northern California.

RIGHT: Ian Fontaine ’03 (right) works for one of Japan’s largest investment firms, Nikko Asset Management, on the marketing and communications side of the business. Ian first arrived in Japan in 2010 for the JET (Japan Exchange Teaching) Program to teach English in a rural village. He is pictured with his uncle, Lex Dyer ’74 (left) at a recent family wedding in Chicago. Lex lives in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, and continues to work in the airplane parts industry.

RIGHT: Brad Gilroy ’95 (left) and his father Bill Gilroy ’65 attended April’s Army-Navy lacrosse game in Annapolis.

David Shriver ’06 is the new assistant men’s lacrosse coach at Georgetown University, his alma mater. David previously spent six years as an assistant coach at Penn State.

Conor Sanders ‘07 is living in Dallas and working as Vice President in BB&T’s Commercial Banking Group. Conor was a member of the BL Alumni Board when he was living in Baltimore and recently agreed to join BL’s Board of Visitors.

He recently wrote that his Boys’ Latin

experience reinforced the values of honesty, integrity, and loyalty. “These core values are how I hold myself to account when dealing with clients, when making decisions or navigating through a particular inflection point.”

BELOW: David Sugar ’98 swam a 25K (15.5 miles) in Lake Memphremagog in Newport, Vermont, on July 29th. It was the longest swim he has completed to date, crossing the border to Canada and back.

RIGHT: Josh Winter ’08 and his wife, Paige, welcomed their son, Bryson, on May 22. Josh writes that Bryson “looks good in maroon and white.”

Alex Smith ’03 and Eric Smith ’08 opened a second Ouzo Bay Restaurant – this one located in Boca Raton, Florida, last spring.

Jack Durkee ’11 works for IMG College doing the sponsorship sales for Rutgers University Athletics. He is living in New Brunswick, NJ.

Mike Sapperstein ’04 and his wife, Caroline, welcomed their first son, Cormac “Mac” Julius, on June 1. Mac weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces.

Jamie Daue ’99 and his wife Lauren announced that their second girl, Winnie Mae Daue, was born on May 17. She weighed 8 pounds, 11 ounces.

RIGHT: Tony DeFranco ’99 (right) and Lucien Giordano ’99 (left) visited campus in April. Lucien continues to live in Suzhou, China, working for Dulrich College International. Tony works for the Attorney General of Maryland and lives in Mount Vernon.

Ameet Rawtani ’02 is a Senior Analyst at LendUp, a financial technology firm.

RIGHT: Justin Ulrich ‘06 released his first fictional novel, GANGER. The paranormal romance thriller is available for purchase on Amazon.

Carter Capute ’11 graduated from the University of Denver last summer and is now living in Bozeman, Montana.

He works as a fly fishing guide from April through mid-October, as an elk hunting guide from mid-October through November and at a ski resort from December through March.

RIGHT: Brandon Cherry ’12 stopped by BL in July to visit coaches Jim Sandusky H’17 (left) and Ritchie Schell (right) and to watch summer conditioning workouts.

Brandon, a graduate of Johns Hopkins University, attends graduate school at Drexel University, where he plans on studying to become a physician’s assistant.

Dozie Oguike ’12 graduated from UMBC this spring and works at T. Rowe Price in Baltimore.

Hunter Long ‘12 graduated from Cornell University’s School of Industrial Labor Relations and moved to Boston to begin a business development job at Oracle Corporation.

Jamal McCord ’12 received his bachelor’s degree from Clark Atlanta University in business administration with a concentration in marketing.

Christian Knight ’13 (Cornell) was named honorable mention All-Ivy League lacrosse as a goalie.

Michael Lynch ’13 (Towson) was named a first team All-Colonial Athletic Association midfielder.

The NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Final Four teams each had a former Laker starting on its squad: Dylan Gaines ’15 (Denver), Colin Heacock ’13 (Maryland), Michael Lynch ’13 (Towson) and Colin Chell ’14 (Ohio State.) Mac Pons ’13 also was a member of the Maryland team and Bryan Lichtenauer ‘13 was a member of the Ohio State team.

Michael Long ‘14 is a pre-law English major at McDaniel College, where he’s a senior and plays attack on the men’s lacrosse team.

Avery Engel ’15 plays volleyball at Stevenson University and was named to the 2017 Continental Volleyball Conference All-Academic Team.

Colin Heacock ’13 (Maryland) and Shack Stanwick ’14 (Johns Hopkins) were both named to the second team All-Big Ten Men’s Lacrosse Team at attack. Shack also scored the 1,100th point in lacrosse for the eight Stanwick siblings who played Division I lacrosse. Shack is the last of the family to play at the collegiate level.

Pat Spencer ’15 is the first player in Patriot League history to be named the Men’s Lacrosse Offensive Player of the Year in his freshman and sophomore years. Pat was also named to the AllPatriot League team, as was Matt Rees ’13 at the long pole position.

RIGHT: Anthony Wyler ’15 was named New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Offensive Player of the Week in April for leading the Coast

Guard Academy Bears to two lacrosse wins, including the men’s team first road win of the season. Anthony racked up nine points over two games, leading the Bears to victories over Maritime (14-8) and Misericordia (13-5).

Matthew Lugat ’16 was named to Wake Forest University’s Dean’s List for the spring semester.

Joey Mallon ’16, a freshman on the Hobart University tennis team, was named the Liberty League Rookie of the Week in April.

Michael Morsberger ’16 is an attackman for the Merchant Marine Academy men’s lacrosse team.

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