Boys' Latin Fall 2020 Magazine

BOYS’ LATIN FALL 2020

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES President Geoffrey H. Brent ‘77 First Vice President Richard H. Bagby ‘82 Treasurer W. Kyle Gore’80 Assistant Treasurer William H. May ‘60 Secretary Eileen Wilcox H’19 Assistant Secretary J. Duncan Smith ‘73 Past President Nicholas G. King Jamie Alban Theodore W. Bauer H’17 James A. Callahan. Jr. ’71 Thomas P. Finnerty ‘82 Herbert D. Frerichs Jr. Gregory S. Horning H’16 Shelly Hairston-Jones Harold G. Hathaway III ‘66 Henry A. Lederer ‘80 Jeffrey C. Mason ‘81 Warner P. Mason H’12 Ryan McClernan ‘85 Ryan D. Mollett ‘97 Mark G. Moxley ‘88 David Oestreicher Brian H. O’Neil ‘75 Robert B. Rice Jason A.L. Timoll ‘91 Stacy J. Walsh Stephen E. Wright ‘69 Headmaster Christopher J. Post Alumni Association President Brian J. Rudick ‘87 Parents’ Association President Diana Hegmann Trustees Emeriti Robert E. Carter ’64 Philip C. Federico ’75 Henry H. Hopkins H’03 Craig Lewis Frederick W. Meier J. Duncan Smith ’73 H. Mebane Turner H’08 2

POSTINGS Greetings from Lake Avenue! Though I have written those four simple words often, I am not sure they have ever given me quite as much joy as they do today.

In an effort to bring boys back to campus as safely as possible, we opened the 177th year of the Boys’ Latin School of Maryland with a phased in return to in-person learning. Months of hard work by administrators, faculty and staff, coupled with the support of our alumni, families and friends have made having the boys back on Lake Avenue a reality.

In this time of unimaginable change and uncertainty, I can assure you that the spirit of Esse Quam Videri is alive and well. Words cannot effectively express my gratitude to our faculty, whose extraordinary and selfless commitment to providing our boys with the best possible experience is demonstrated every day. Today, as I journeyed across campus, I heard the laughter of lower school boys while eating lunch outside on the lawns. I watched the skill and determination of our student-athletes practicing on the fields, and, all over, I witnessed boys simply happy to be spending time together.

A highlight of our return to campus was Opening Convocation, as we rang in the school year with an outdoor ceremony. Our youngest learners were seated next to the podium, our seniors on the bleachers, and the remainder of the student body and faculty tuned

In this edition of the Boys’ Latin Magazine, we share with you how our community responded when the pandemic hit and how our teachers put forth extraordinary effort to create a robust and engaging distance learning program. Our students showed maturity beyond their years, and our families trusted us not only with the education of their sons but with keeping our community connected. We were even able to wrap up the 2019-2020 school year with physically distant, in-person events to celebrate key milestones. We held a car parade to recognize our fifth graders, our eighth graders crossed the bridge as have so many classes before them, and, on June 6, 2020, we held Boys’ Latin’s 176th Commencement ceremony not only to celebrate the many accomplishments of the class of 2020, but to pay tribute to the fortitude and resilience of these wonderful young men.

The magazine also includes a story on our western campus with photos and renderings of our boarding program that is set to launch in the fall of 2021.

We couldn’t be more excited to expand our reach and provide boys from across the country and around the world with all the opportunities a Boys’ Latin education has to offer.

We also look back at our commemoration of Jack Williams Day. On February 4, 2020, we celebrated what would have been the 100th birthday of the late former Headmaster Jack H. Williams ‘38. The boys were treated to lunchtime cupcakes and a BL history lesson from me (I’m sure the cupcakes were the real treat) and the evening concluded with over 150 members of our community, including Mr. Williams’ family, joining us in the Alumni House for a night of remembrance and celebration Several other notable alums are spotlighted in the publication, including middle

school head Brandon Mollett ‘94, Jay Brown ‘78, Laker Buddies Jaylin Andrews ‘18 and Max Woelper ‘25, and football stand-outs Victor Dimukeje ‘17 and Dom Maggio ‘16.

Our 2019-2020 Annual Report of Giving is also included in this issue.

I am humbled by the support of our alumni and families, students, faculty, and friends which enables us to continue to provide boys with a world-class education. I am grateful to our Board of Trustees for establishing the COVID-19 emergency fund to help families who were directly and significantly impacted by the pandemic. And, I am grateful to all of you who answer the call and believe in and support our School, especially during these challenging times.

While I am not sure what the rest of the year on Lake Avenue will look like, one thing is certain. We will continue to navigate these challenges, holding tight to the fierce determination and positive energy of our community. And we will emerge even stronger and more resilient. As One Boys’ Latin. As One BL. All the best,

The Boys’ Latin School of Maryland 822 West Lake Avenue Baltimore, MD 21210 410.377.5192 www.boyslatinmd.com Editorial Team Stephanie McLoughlin Director of Marketing and Communications Mac Kennedy ’76, Director of Alumni Relations & Stewardship Joyce Barnett, Lower School Administrative Assistant Alex Barron, Upper School English Teacher

Headmaster Christopher J. Post

TABLE OF CONTENTS Features A New Chapter ............................................................... 4 Welcome Back! ............................................................... 6

In Person Learning ................................................8

Virtual Learning ..................................................10 Celebrating the Class of 2020........................................ 12 Student Profile: Kendall Walker ‘20 ................................ 14 Faculty Profile - Brandon Mollett .................................... 16

Campus News Networking and Live Stream .......................................... 17 Jack Williams Day ......................................................... 18 Homecoming Awards .................................................... 20 Distinguished Alumnus .................................................. 21 Laker Stories ................................................................. 22 Like Father, Like Son ..................................................... 24 Sights Set on NFL ......................................................... 25

Pat Gugerty ’83, Assistant Headmaster for Advancement Katie Reid Director of Digital Media Middle School & Upper School Contributors Brian J. Rudick ‘87 Alumni Association President Creative Team Stef LaPenna Marketing and Communications Associate Photography Team Stef LaPenna Larry Canner Mary Carole Curran LifeTouch David Sugar ’98

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Annual Report Annual Report Letter ......................................................27 2019-2020 Giving Highlights .......................................28 Alumni & Parent Gifts .................................................... 29 Jack H. Williams Society ................................................ 30 Esse Quam Videri Society ............................................ 31 Endowment Funds ...................................................... 32 Report of The Laker Fund ............................................ 33 Class Notes ............................................................... 51

The cover shows our Western Campus adjoining Lake Avenue. Just beyond the field, you can see the spire of our new boarding facility.

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COMING FALL 2021 The former Josephite retirement facility is currently being renovated and transformed into a dorm facility.

A NEW CHAPTER

By Stephanie McLoughlin We could not be more thrilled to report that on January 16, 2020, Boys’ Latin finalized the purchase of the adjacent 28-acre property from the Society of St. Joseph of the Sacred Heart (the Josephites). The acquired property, which increased our campus’s size by 70 percent, will enable Boys’ Latin to launch a residential life program and offer transformative programmatic opportunities for all students, both now and for many years to come.

There are several buildings on the property, including a retirement home previously used by the Josephites.

This will be converted into a residential living facility in preparation for the launch of our boarding school program in the fall of 2021. The new residential life facility will include expansive common spaces for study and student life, a separate dining area, laundry facilities, faculty apartments, and twenty spacious dorm rooms, each with a private full bathroom. Architects at Hord | Coplan |Macht (HCM) have reimagined the existing space to create a home away from home for the boys. “ We are very excited about the opportunity this new facility and area of campus provides Boys’ Latin as they help young men reach their fullest potential. It continues to be an honor and privilege to partner with BL to help shape the campus and design spaces that support how these young men learn, play, and live,” said Peter​Winebrenner, Principal at Hord | Coplan | Macht.

The boarding facility is designed to house 40 students who would be spread across the four upper 4

school grades, adding richness to our community while maintaining our small school identity. “ The new boarding program will attract students from around the region and across the country. With our strong alumni network and we are excited to be able to offer the option for former students to send their own sons to Boys’ Latin, whether they live in Maryland or Pennsylvania, or Florida or Texas or California” said Headmaster Chris Post.

We are excited to announce our new director of boarding, Michael Williams (pictured below). Michael comes to us with a wealth of boarding experience from Shady Side Academy and, most recently, Millbrook School, and he is thrilled to be joining the Boys’ Latin community. “The opportunity to create and implement an innovative dorm culture at Boys’ Latin is a dream come true for me and my family. We consider ourselves lucky to be part of such a welcoming community where authentic relationships are valued,” said Williams.

The new property will provide boundless opportunities for our boys, as we strive to meet the ever-changing needs of our students in an ever-changing world.

Each of the residence hall’s twenty dormitory rooms will be sized at approximately 350 sq. ft. and will include a full bathroom.

The residence hall will include expansive common spaces for study and student life.

The residential life facility will be equipped with a full-size kitchen and will hold a central dining area for boarding students.

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WELCOME BACK!

By Stephanie McLoughlin As the school year wrapped up and summer began we focused on our goal for 2020-2021: providing an inperson experience, as safely as possible, for as many students as possible. If the past several months taught us anything, it’s that the situation is dynamic, and the need for adaptability is paramount. Given that truth, we constructed scenarios that would allow us to offer five-days a week in-person learning, blended learning, or distance learning as conditions required.

After months of strategizing and scenario planning, we recognized that the best opportunity to minimize potential exposure to COVID-19 and bring boys back to Lake Avenue was to implement a phased-in return to campus. We began the year by bringing our youngest learners back to campus, while older students learned virtually. Throughout September, students would gradually return to in-person learning with middle and upper school students in a blended learning model - spending a few days a week on campus and a few days distance learning. We also offered families the opportunity for an entirely virtual learning experience, and in preparation, equipped every classroom with two cameras for live streaming.

Orientation kicked off the week of August 31, with boys coming to campus in small groups to collect supplies and learn new protocols and procedures.

The following week our students began their return to campus, joyful once again at being back on Lake Avenue and able to interact with classmates and teachers. On September 18, we officially opened the school year with Opening Convocation. Rather than gathering the student body in the Iglehart Center, this year’s outdoor convocation saw our kindergarteners seated on the field, while the senior class filled the bleachers and the rest of the students

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and faculty joined via live stream. Student Body President Jonathan Elliott ‘21 opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and the School’s Mission Statement, after which Headmaster Chris Post welcomed everyone “formally and finally” to the 177th school year.

Mr. Post went on to retell the story of the closing of Brevard Street 60 years ago and Boys’ Latin’s move to Lake Avenue. “When faced with insurmountable odds, everyone did his part.” said Headmaster Post as he spoke about the relocation from Brevard Street, and what it will mean for each one to do his part this year.

Mr. Post concluded by saying, “We’re back! It’s a great day to be a Laker!”

The lower school was the first division to have boys back on campus five days a week. Lower school head, Greg Schnitzlein credits the entire community for the smooth return. “Our return to in-person learning at Boys’ Latin has truly been a group effort. It has taken dedication, compassion, patience and trust from the entire Boys’ Latin community. Our staff, teachers, students, and parents all share responsibility for the success we have experienced bringing our campus back to life. Throughout all of this, our students remain happy, engaged, and have demonstrated unparalleled resilience each and every day. No time in my fifteen years on Lake Avenue have I been more proud to be a Laker,” said Schnitzlein.

And, we couldn’t be any prouder of our boys for learning to do what’s difficult – and what’s right.

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READY FOR IN-PERSON LEARNING? YOU BET!

By Stephanie McLoughlin

As we entered the summer of 2020, we began to prepare our campus for students’ return in the fall. Not just for some students — for all students. While we knew that guidelines might require us to teach virtually or operate in a blended model, our goal was to be able to have our entire community back on campus, because, at our core, we are a community that thrives on being together.

Stephen Dubin ‘79 (Director of Facilities), Bill Ryan (Director of Safety and Security), and Wayne Cornish (Facilities Technical Specialist) spearheaded the efforts to prepare campus, assisted by their team of often unsung heroes Richard Howard, Flavio Reyes, Gil Rodgers, Randy Staines, and Darrin Tucker. The result of their months of hard work was nothing short of miraculous.

One of the biggest challenges was to de-densify classrooms and building spaces to ensure proper social distancing. Every classroom was measured, desks were rearranged, and our small classes became even smaller. Non-traditional areas were turned into classroom spaces. The lower school library now serves as the kindergarten. Areas in both the Gelston Athletic Center and the Iglehart Center, along with the wrestling room, are also being used as instructional spaces. Five oversized tents arrived on campus in late August to serve as additional classroom spaces and meeting areas, and 115 additional chairs and desk sets were purchased to accommodate new classrooms. Two modulars arrived on campus in September, with one serving as a classroom and the other as an additional health suite to separate students 8

who become ill with COVID-like symptoms.

Traffic patterns within our buildings have been rerouted, and hallway dividers are being used to preserve social distancing. Throughout campus, signage reminds students to wash their hands and stay six feet apart, and student drop off has become a well-orchestrated ballet to safely bring students into buildings with separate entrances for each grade.

A two-camera system has been installed in every classroom, allowing for the live streaming of classes so boys can engage in their lessons if they are unable to come to School, and to provide families with the option of an entirely virtual learning experience.

The table was set for the boys to return to campus, but the work had only begun. Throughout the day, high-touch spaces and classrooms are cleaned and sanitized, and on weekends, campus is closed for a thorough deep cleaning. All commmuniy members wear masks through the day and every classroom is equipped with sanitizing wipes and hand sanitizer.

Lunch is eaten in socially distant groups, and boys can either bring their own food or order a lunch that is delivered directly to their classrooms.

Hearing lower schoolers’ laughter, witnessing older boys engage in their lessons, and watching our campus come alive with our Laker spirit made it all worth it. Because, as we like to say, it’s always a great day to be a Laker!

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VIRTUAL LEARNING BEGINS

By Stephanie McLoughlin This past spring, as the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States and in-person learning was suspended across Maryland, Boys’ Latin students packed up their desks and lockers, faculty assembled their teaching supplies and computers, and everyone headed home. We set up home offices, study rooms, found quiet spaces to work and Zoom, and we crossed fingers and hoped that our return to Lake Avenue would be swift. It was not. But we were ready.

Our faculty worked tirelessly to provide students with experiences that were consistent with our mission and values — experiences that were meaningful, creative, and purposeful while continuing to build the essential skills of critical thinking, problem-solving, and, most important, resilience. Our faculty’s creativity was unmatched; lower school boys competed in a coding challenge and enjoyed weekly storytime with Mr. Post, seventh graders took a virtual camping trip, biology students conducted a virtual photosynthesis lab while chemistry students made rock candy, and the college counseling office hosted Monday night college talks with young alumni. And these are only a few examples of the ways teachers actively engaged boys in learning.

As spring drew to a close, we knew how important it was to celebrate our students’ many accomplishments and especially the Class of 2020. We held a car parade to celebrate our fifth graders, eighth grade students participated in the bridge crossing (socially distant, of course), and awards and banners were delivered to our robotics team and spring athletes. But, there is no doubt that this spring was hardest on our seniors.

Understanding, or at least trying to understand, their feeling of loss, we delivered personalized yard signs to each one of them, hosted a (socially distant) 176th graduation, and in July brought our newest alumni to campus to celebrate together.

The 2020-2021 school year will look a little different. As we undertake a phased-in return to in-person learning, numerous measures have been taken to ensure the health and well-being of our community: classrooms have been dedensified, tents and modulars adorn campus, social distancing is being observed, and everyone is wearing masks. But we know that whether we are learning in our virtual schoolhouse or on campus, our priorities remain the same - ensuring that each and every one of our students is known for who he is today and all that he will be tomorrow.

SUMMER BY THE LAKE

By Katie Reid Last spring, the global pandemic challenged teachers across the world to create meaningful experiences for their students in brand new ways—Boys’ Latin faculty rose to that challenge and continued to deliver highquality education into the summer.

On July 6, Boys’ Latin launched Summer By the Lake, a four-week virtual summer camp program for students ages 5-17. One hundred forty-four campers participated in a robust set of classes offered by BL teachers. Children in the program went on underwater adventures, traveled across the globe, learned how to use Photoshop, built their own roller coasters and more—all from the comfort of their own homes!

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amazing that we could provide these opportunities to nearly 150 students and not only to BL students but students outside our community, as well.”

What’s more, Boys’ Latin offered all BL students one free week of camp.

It sounds like Summer By the Lake is here to stay, and next year the plan is to run the program on Lake Avenue!

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CELEBRATING THE

CLASS OF 2020 By: Stephanie McLoughlin

On June 6, 2020, Boys’ Latin hosted our 176th Commencement ceremony. While the day looked different than prior commencements, our Laker pride and spirit were alive and well.

The Class of 2020 and their families came to campus one at a time, and like many classes before them, they received their diplomas under the white tent in front of Williams Hall.

In the morning, a ‘mini’ commencement took place. The ceremony opened and closed with bagpipe music played by Andrew Shriver McGowan ’12. In his remarks, Headmaster Chris Post recognized the work of our extraordinary faculty and expressed gratitude to the class of 2020. “I am grateful for our time together. I am grateful for the model you have set for our school and community. I am grateful for your leadership. For trusting us with your hopes and dreams while entrusting us with your hurts and pain, too. I am grateful for your

efforts to lift-up one another. I am grateful for all that you have taught me. And I thank you for showing me all that I have left to learn.” Mr. Post remarked.

Jake Miller ’20 gave the valedictory address; he shared hopeful comments and thanked his classmates, peers, and faculty for helping him become the young man he is today. “The success I have worked to experience was fostered by the way Boys’ Latin cared. Our community cared for me; I was not afraid to fail because I knew if I did, my brothers would be there to catch my fall; they would be there to lighten the load,” said Miller.

Following the commencement ceremony, families came to campus one at a time. The boys received their diplomas and Mr. Post gave his traditional personalized comments about each boy. We are optimistic that we will be able to bring the entire class of 2020 to campus soon, and we can’t wait!

COMMENCEMENT AWARDS Jack H. Williams ‘38 Award

Lowell Hairston Valedictorian Jake Miller

Julian & Carolyn Smith Alumni Award

Braden McClure J. Elwood Peter ’34 Award Ben Heck

FACULTY AWARDS GIVEN AT COMMENCEMENT Michael Foster, Darius Kulchyckyj, Gerald Watson WITH US FROM THE BEGINNING Lowell Hairston, Mason Isaac, Dale Roe, Frank Rosiak, Grant Voigt 12

Class Of 2020 (A Photoshop Creation) 13

GRADUATING SENIOR SPOTLIGHT KENDALL WALKER ‘20

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By: Alex Barron On Lake Avenue, Kendall Walker ’20 was well known for what he does on the basketball court – and for a good reason. He was a key contributor on the team, a solid defender and top scorer, who played nearly every minute of every game in his junior and senior seasons.

His dramatic game-winning shot against Gilman was one of the highlights of his career, and a moment that he lists among the best parts of his upper school experience.

“I asked some of the guys if they would want to talk to upperclassmen about challenges they faced at School,” he says, “ Lots of the time, kids will really open up to their fellow students.”

But what spectators may not realize is that basketball was just one of Kendall’s many school activities.

During his time on Lake Avenue, he spent countless hours contributing to BAC (Black Awareness Club) and Diversity Club, volunteering as a Laker Buddy, singing in the chorus, helping to guide the Student Council, and tutoring peers in the Writing Center. To top it off, he even ran a season of cross country.

“[At BL] I have people that I can call my brothers, and also teachers who I feel very comfortable with,” he says, “[I]t was nice to know that they would do anything they could to help me succeed.”

All of these extra-curriculars complemented a rigorous academic schedule: Kendall graduated having taken seven AP classes. He considers his performance in AP United States History his proudest success in the classroom. “[It] was easily the most challenging course I have ever taken,” he says, “I struggled at the beginning, so the amount of growth and hard work I did to finish with a B+ is something I am really proud of.”

Never one to shy away from a good challenge, Kendall made perhaps his most enduring mark on the community in the fall of his senior year. He wondered if some of his peers, especially underclassmen, would benefit from mentorship that was different than what was provided by faculty advisors. With help from Mr. McDonald and others, he created the Senior Council, a board of seniors who would help to advise peers in certain situations.

Throughout the year, the Council met with students over lunch, creating a relaxed, low-pressure environment. Relationships like those forged in Senior Council are what Kendall valued most about BL.

Kendall’s teachers can attest to his success in and out of the classroom.

“He was solid and reliable without ever being boring or predictable,” says Kristen Tubman, who worked closely with Kendall as the faculty sponsor of Black Awareness and Diversity Club, “He stepped in to mentor freshmen, and it was obvious that he had a talent for it. He’s always authentic. And he clearly cared about the younger students.”

Michael Austin ’21, Kendall’s basketball teammate, attests to his leadership ability.

“It’s not like he ever commanded you. He just encouraged you,” says Michael, who entered BL as a junior, “Whenever I struggled with a play in basketball, he’d go over film with me to make sure I had it down.”

Kendall is a freshman at Morehouse College and plans to play basketball. It’s a guarantee that he’ll find ways to contribute to his new community.

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FACULTY SPOTLIGHT: BRANDON MOLLETT ground. Problem-solving, he says, is a challenge he looks forward to embracing in his next job: Academic Dean.

The job is designed to oversee academic practices and standards across all three divisions.

“Part of the unique opportunity in this role is that it hasn’t existed in a while, and I have the chance to redefine it,” he says.

By: Alex Barron In his nineteen years at Boys’ Latin, Brandon Mollett has worn numerous hats. He has, at various times, taught Latin, English and world cultures, coached soccer and JV lacrosse, and instructed middle school Innovation courses in such quirky subjects as model rocket construction.

His connection to BL runs deep. He is a graduate of the class of 1994, and a legacy student: both his father and his brother were Lakers as well. After a short stint writing and editing for Inside Lacrosse Magazine, he returned to his alma mater, where he has been ever since.

“I feel fortunate to have found both a school and profession that are deeply satisfying,” he says, “Every day I am grateful for the opportunities that Boys’ Latin has given me to work with the boys on the field, in the classroom, and as an administrator.”

Of course, Mr. Mollett is most well-known of late as the Head of Middle School, a job he has held for the past eight years.

Under his watch, the middle school has undergone significant change. He and his faculty developed its successful Innovation Program, revamped its advisory program, and offered new athletic options like golf, rockclimbing, and futsal (a fast-paced South American game similar to soccer).

His philosophy is simple. “It’s all about asking, what can I do to help kids? What’s going to do the greatest good for the greatest number of people?,” he says, “And then figuring out, how can we make this happen?”

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Brandon looks forward to floating between divisions.

His prime goal, he says, is to make sure that students and faculty are on the same page in terms of their commitment to supporting BL’s mission through rigorous academics.

“My job is to help create a consistent experience for our students across the curriculum,” he says, “That means providing support for faculty, hearing what they’re saying, and helping them to help kids.”

Mr. Mollett is one of few BL faculty who can claim to have worked at least some time in the upper, middle, and lower schools. Between his varied professional experience and his having attended Boys’ Latin himself, he might well know the ins and outs of the School better than anyone else on campus.

“It’s so inspiring to see a BL grad rise through the ranks and take on this role,” says upper school Dean of Students Mac McDonald, who figures to work closely with Brandon, “Brandon knows this community well and we know he’ll do good things.”

Assistant Headmaster Sean Kriebel looks forward to seeing what Mollett will do with the position.

“We really haven’t had a K-through-12 academic dean in at least the last nine years,” says Mr. Kriebel, “With the return of this position, comes an opportunity to really focus on the academic program holistically, instead of just division by division.”

He adds, “Brandon has the perfect experience to step in and hit the ground running.”

Brandon has agreed to stay on as middle school head for the 2020-2021 school year to provide stability as the School continues to contend with these uncertain times.

Throughout the course of the year, Brandon will begin the transition into his new role.

THE BOYS’ LATIN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION: NETWORKING AND LIVE STREAM Similarly, our Live Stream Committee is a group of nine Alumni Board members, who worked to obtain BL’s live stream service. Due to their efforts, as well as the efforts of the entire Alumni Board, we now have cameras on J. Duncan Smith Field for lacrosse and football home events, and in the Gelston Athletic Center for all basketball, wrestling, and volleyball home events.

All events can be viewed on your computer at locallive. tv/boyslatinmd. To view archived events you will need to use the password, Lakers1844. Events may also be viewed on the mobile app. Just search ‘locallive’, download, and follow the directions. When asked, you will need to enter the access code, Lat1.

By Brian Rudick ’87, Alumni Board President Since its inception, the Boys’ Latin Alumni Association’s mission has been to promote the best interests of BL and its alumni. To ensure the success of that mission the Association created sub-committees under the Alumni Board. Two of these are our Networking and Live Stream committees.

The Networking Committee, created six years ago

by Shawn Walter ’95, is a group of eight Alumni Board members, who host multiple networking events for a wide range of alumni. The first of these, The Networking Initiative, was created to afford college alumni the opportunity to network and build relationships with established alums from various businesses and industries. This event is held annually during college students’ winter break.

We are seeking underwriters for our live streaming service. As an underwriter, you are provided with a unique marketing opportunity to gain exposure within this venerable Baltimore community, while also making an impact on BL and its athletic programs. To learn more about being an underwriter, contact Assistant Director of Alumni Relations, Taylor Stothoff ’11, at tstothoff@boyslatinmd.com.

In keeping with our mission, we will continue to serve BL and our alumni so that they know that our School is not only an outstanding institution, but also a place they can call home. We invite all members of the BL community to use our services frequently – they are for you!

As the Networking Committee has expanded, so have our services. We now hold events such as The Young Professionals Networking Night, directed toward providing a space where working alumni can connect with each other in order to build their professional network. We’ve also invested in an online platform called Boys’ Latin Connect. The platform is free and is a tool that we want the entire BL community to use to help connect and network with each other.

We encourage everyone to sign up at www. boyslatinconnect.com.

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JACK WILLIAMS DAY By: Mac Kennedy ‘76

February 4, 2020, marked what would have been the 100th birthday of the late former Headmaster Jack H. Williams ‘38. When Will Alokones ‘20 realized it was the revered Headmaster’s 100th birthday, it gave him an idea. His idea was for the entire School to celebrate Mr. Williams’ 100th birthday, and so began the planning for a birthday party honoring his life and legacy.

On the evening of February 4, over 150 members of the BL community, including Mr. Williams’ family, came to the Julian S. Smith Alumni House for a night of remembrance and celebration. Kyle Gore, a current trustee and student under Mr. Williams, spoke about the last time he saw Mr. Williams and the kindness he showed all the boys. Headmaster Chris Post made closing remarks on the impact Jack Williams had on Boys’ Latin throughout the years, “Were it not for his visionary leadership and his courageous spirit, Boys’ Latin would not be here today. And the rest, as they say, is history. More than 175 years of history.”

During the day, the boys were treated to cake and cupcakes, as well as a history lesson from Mr. Post on Mr. Williams’ life and legacy.

Alumni who attended BL during Mr. Williams’ tenure as Headmaster (19621978) know that this great School would not exist had it not been for Mr. Williams.

He found and secured the finances to buy and relocate the School from Brevard Street to our location here on Lake Avenue. Headmaster Williams was a special man. A kind man. Longtime BL Classics Department Chair John Bowling H’10, who passed away in 2017 after serving 50 years at BL, said it best. He

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wrote, “Mr. Williams’ philosophy that Boys’ Latin was here to serve students and not the other way around prevented the kinds of chauvinistic appeals that make an idol of an institution at the expense of the individual. Each person was respected for who he was, and not merely for an athletic or academic prominence he happened to possess.”

Jack Williams’ Day also provided opportunities for the BL community to give back to the School in his honor. Several generous donors agreed to match dollar for dollar any new or increased gift – up to $50k. The BL community responded with generosity, helping the School raise over $125k in honor of our beloved former Headmaster. The Class of 2020 boasted one hundred percent participation, and their collective gift was matched by two additional donors raising an extra $10k for the School.

What a great day, February 4, 2020 was for Boys’ Latin School. Thank you, Jack Williams!

FEATURES

Rye Chapman H’82

FEATURES

Todd Guntner ’72, Kyle Gore ’80

Geron Brooks ‘12, Taylor Stothoff ‘11, Myles Cohen ‘15, Justin Hill ‘11, Shawn Walter ‘95

Jack Williams ‘17, Katy Williams, Bayard Williams ‘74, Jenn Williams, Jenny WilliamsSeipp, Michael Seipp

Kyle Gore’80, Chris Post, Dyson Ehrhardt ‘59

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HOMECOMING AWARDS Although we were not able to celebrate Homecoming in person, we would like to recognize the following individuals who have made significant contributions to the Boys’ Latin community over the years.

Distinguished Alumni Awards Given each year to at least one alumnus who has distinguished himself over his lifetime.

Robert G. Merrick ‘12 Bruce D. McLean ’75 Brian H. O’Neil ’75

Hodges Cup Recipient Awarded annually to an individual or 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.

Carroll S. Klingelhofer III ’61 Frank S. Jones ’77

Jack Kerns ‘52 Clearly Evident Award Given annually to a member of the BL faculty or staff member where it is “clearly evident” that person exemplifies the same kind of quality, dedication and devotion to the school as Jack Kerns did.

Robin Smith 2020

Raleigh Brent ‘44 Award Given each year to a person in the BL community, NOT an alumnus of the school, who has contributed greatly to the well-being of the institution and because of their dedication and commitment to the school made Boys’ Latin School a better place for all.

Monica Levine 2020 Stephanie Radebaugh 2020

Honorary Alumni Awards Given to individuals who have never received a BL diploma, however, through loyalty and dedication to BL it is felt these individuals bleed maroon and white and, as such, deserve being recognized as honorary alumni - one of the school’s most coveted awards.

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DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS ROBERT G. MERRICK ‘12 evacuate the wounded. For his bravery and courage he was also awarded the French Croix de Guerre (Bronze Star.) He became a Captain and eventually a Major in the Field Artillery Branch of the Reserve Corps.

By: Mac Kennedy ‘76 Mr. Robert Merrick is one of three BL men honored in 2020 as a Distinguished Alumnus of the Boys’ Latin School.

Robert G. Merrick ’12 was born November 18, 1895. He entered Boys’ Latin in September of 1909 for his sophomore year following in the footsteps of his older brother Seymour S. Merrick, who graduated from BL in 1907. He was a good student especially in history, mathematics, Latin, French and German. Transcript comments accompanying his English grades read either “good” or “very good.”

He was an accomplished athlete and The Baltimore News reported he was a member of the gymnastics exhibition his sophomore year. As a junior it was reported by The Baltimore Sun that he came in third place in the junior class running high jump.

During his senior year he fell ill and was forced to leave school in November of 1911. Merrick did however, receive enough BL credits to allow him entrance into The Johns Hopkins University where he graduated with an A.B. degree in 1917.

When America entered World War I in 1917, Merrick enlisted in the army as a private and was assigned to the 10th Field Artillery. While serving in Europe he distinguished himself in battle and was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross when pressed into service as a runner under heavy bombardment, driving an ambulance three times to

After his military service in France was over he returned to Johns Hopkins University and received a Ph.D. in Political Economy in 1922. He then entered the mortgage business and later became associated with the Maryland Mortgage Company. After remaining with that firm for a short period, he joined the Maryland Title Securities Company and was soon elected president of that organization. In 1932, he resigned from this post to accept the Presidency of the Equitable Trust Company, retaining the position of Chairman of the Board of the Maryland Title Securities Company. He was just 36 years old at the time.

After Mr. Merrick entered the banking industry he quickly became one of the leaders in the Baltimore financial market. He worked as president of Equitable Trust Bank for nearly 40 years, eventually becoming Chairman of the Board. He grew the bank from a small bank with $20 million in assets and five branches to a $438 million operation with 53 branches in the Baltimore metropolitan area.

His philanthropic pursuits grew through his years and many Baltimore institutions benefited from his enormous generosity. Mr. Merrick served on many Boards throughout the Maryland region.

Mr. Merrick also was one of the original donors to Boys’ Latin School when the school purchased the Llewellyn Property and moved out to Lake Avenue from Brevard Street in 1960.

The University of Baltimore’s business school from 1982-1996 received three major gifts from the foundation Mr. Merrick established and today the UB business school is known as the University of Baltimore’s Merrick School of Business. According to The University of Baltimore website, “each time a student graduates from the Merrick School of Business, the practical vision of its benefactor becomes a tangible part of the Baltimore community [Mr. Merrick] so loved.”

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LAKER STORIES marking period. As I was closing the office door, Mr. Williams was leaving Mr. Temple’s office across the hall. He saw me and asked me to walk with him.

As I walked at a snail’s pace in the general direction of his office, he asked me, “Why are you in a study hall?” A rhetorical question, I thought. Study halls were given to those who performed poorly in a course. I knew that he knew this.

JAY BROWN ‘78 By: Mac Kennedy ‘76 Jay Brown ‘78 attended the Jack Williams Day celebration last February here in the Alumni House and told the school, “I wouldn’t have missed this.”

His given name is Jack, but he is a “Jr.” and chose to go by “Jay.” He preferred Jay. He recently wrote that NOBODY called him by his given name.

He remembers first meeting former Headmaster Jack Williams ‘38 with his parents when he was applying to BL. His mom introduced him as Jay, and told Mr. Williams that he preferred it to Jack. Mr. Williams turned to Jay and introduced himself - “Mr. Williams...Jack Williams.” Mr. Williams told Jay that some of his favorite people were named Jack - the best golfer in the world, a great president who, although formally named John, went by Jack, and back then, there was a local sportscaster named Jack Dawson.

“Mr. Williams never called me Jay,” he writes.

“He called me Jack. I didn’t mind one bit.”

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I stared down at my Docksiders, bracing myself for what I was certain was coming. Mr. Williams was part dad - you hated to disappoint him, and I had, and I knew it. I didn’t do well in Commander Albright’s Chemistry course.

It was up until that point, the most difficult course I’d taken. For me, it was the first course that required taking what I’d learned in one discipline - mathematics (algebra), and applying it to a seemingly unrelated course - chemistry. It landed me in a study hall, and my Headmaster wanted to discuss it. This was going to be hard, or so I believed.

I was wrong.

Mr. Williams turned to me and said in a normal conversation voice: “Jack Albright tells me you have the mind and aptitude to do well in his class, you just need to apply yourself.” As I was preparing my excuses and explanations, Mr. Williams took my shoulder firmly yet gently and stared at me with those eyes, greying eyebrows, and simply said: “It’s in you.”

After several seconds he smiled that Jack Williams smile and gave my shoulder a gentle shake. That was his way of mussing your hair and of saying without words - “I have confidence in you.”

Jay is a remarkable BL graduate and not unlike many who studied under Headmaster Williams, Mr. Williams knew Jay. He recently wrote the following about Jack Williams.

When that marking period ended, I’d just made it under the wire - a “B.” For the remainder of the course - “A’s.”

I remember leaving the upper school office one morning, shortly after the beginning of a new

I ran into Mr. Williams later that school year, the week before the next school year’s courses were to be selected. Again, he asked me to walk with

CAMPUS NEWS him. “Jack Albright thinks you should take his Physics course. He thinks you’d enjoy it and do well.”

I remember this clearly. He turned and said with that dad voice: “I think you should give it a try.”

Flash forward to 2020.

My career: I’m a Radio-pharmacy chemist at the Positron Emission Tomography Center, at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. My discipline is a combination of particle physics and chemistry.

Apparently, Mr. Williams knew Jay Brown better than Jay Brown knew Jay Brown.

LAKER BUDDIES

Latin. We try to make all the Loyola home games and he usually gets a quick hug with Jaylin after every game and they usually text and Instagram message each other after the games as well. And [Jaylin recently] texted me [writing] ‘thanks for letting [me] be a part of Max’s life.’ It’s [my] honor and happiness that we connected.”

Jaylin is having a fabulous career so far at Loyola.

As a sophomore, he is now part of the playing rotation. Last year, he was named to the Patriot League All-Rookie Team after averaging nearly seven points per game while playing in 30 games and starting the final 16.

Jaylin and Max plan on remaining close friends, and I am sure they will.

By: Mac Kennedy ‘76 The Boys’ Latin School’s Laker Buddy program is special. For years, upperclassmen have volunteered their time during the school day to help lower school faculty teach and mentor lower school students. Each upperclassman in the program is given a lower school student to be his “Laker Buddy.”

One relationship has really blossomed beyond Lake Avenue – the one between BL basketball star Jaylin Andrews ’18 and Max Woelper ’25.

Max was in the second grade when he first met Jaylin.

Jaylin Andrews now plays for the Loyola University Maryland men’s basketball team. But before taking his talents down Charles Street to Loyola, he was a four-year starter for Coach Cliff Rees here at BL. Jaylin is also BL’s alltime leading scorer accumulating 1,613 points, breaking the School record that had lasted for over 40 years.

The friendship between Jaylin and Max continues. Max and his family started watching Jaylin play games here at BL, and now they attend many games at Reitz Arena where Loyola plays its home games.

Max’s dad Kip recently wrote: “I think the relationship just grew from watching him play at BL and Loyola. He still has the headband and the note Jaylin sent him after his senior year at Boys’

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quarterback and was one of the best all-around athletes I’ve ever coached.” In addition, Coach Sandusky said, “More importantly, Dom is a top-shelf person.”

Dom was named an Under Armour High School AllAmerican punter his senior year – the first and only student from BL to be so honored – and continued his kicking career at Wake Forest University. In fact, according to the Baltimore Sun, he was recruited by the same assistant coach who recruited Kirk to UCLA in the mid-1980s.

LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON

By Mac Kennedy ’76 Middle school art teacher Kirk Maggio has always been good with his hands. He is a painter by trade, and some of his beautiful works can be seen on BL’s campus. Kirk paints portraits of many professional football players and golfers, and some of this work hangs in M&T Bank Stadium in downtown Baltimore. But Kirk is also good with his feet. And his son Dom, a member of the Class of 2016, has followed in his footsteps.

Kirk was the quarterback and kicker for the Calvert Hall Cardinals in high school in the early 1980s but was recruited to play college football as a punter. He chose to attend UCLA and eventually became an All-American punter for the Bruins.

Kirk’s dream was to punt in the NFL. He was drafted in the 12th-round by the Green Bay Packers and had another chance with the New Orleans Saints, but he didn’t make either team. He later spent some time with the Birmingham Fire in the World League and was voted second-team All-League two straight years, but eventually he decided to stop playing football and pursue his other passion, painting.

Dom was a three-sport standout here at BL, with football and baseball as his top sports. Dom kicked and punted for Ritchie Schell’s football squads and was also a backup quarterback. Kirk, for a few years, was on Coach Schell’s staff.

Former Laker offensive coordinator Jim Sandusky H’17 always raved about Dom’s quarterback skills. He recently said, “Dom could have been an All-Conference 24

Dom also has dreams of playing in the NFL, and he always acknowledges the support his family – especially his dad – gives him. He recently told the Wake Forest Kickoff Magazine, “Since I began playing football when I was 10, [my dad] had been the one to teach me all the tricks of the trade. I had fun with it and was blessed with his type of ability, and he’s taught me all the way up. He’s been instrumental in all the success that I’ve had.”

Kirk continues to be Dom’s biggest fan and has been keeping a close eye on his pro football opportunities.

This past spring Dom was signed by the Baltimore Ravens, but unfortunately, COVID-19 interrupted all NFL camps and no preseason games were played.

It was during the preseason games where Dom had hoped to show-off his talents to the Ravens and the rest of the entire league.

The Ravens felt it best to release Dom just prior to the shortened 2020 training camp. In the meantime, Dom continues to perfect his craft and hopes when the next NFL opportunity come his way, he will be ready.

SIGHTS SET ON NFL

By Mac Kennedy ’76 This past July, Duke University’s 6-2, 265-pound defensive end Victor Dimukeje ’17 was named to The Maxwell Football Club’s preseason watch list for the Chuck Bednarik Award, which is presented annually to the most outstanding defensive player in college football. This was Victor’s second career selection on the Bednarik Award Watch List.

Football was not always on Victor’s mind. Boys’ Latin’s head football coach Ritchie Schell reported that Victor came to BL his sophomore year and played three years of varsity football for the Lakers.

Prior to enrolling at BL, he had only played two years of organized football. According to Schell, when Victor left Lake Avenue for Durham, North Carolina, his upside was “tremendous.”

He was a three-star recruit and the No. 4 senior defensive end in Maryland coming out of high school. The former first team Baltimore Sun All-Metro performer received nearly 40 scholarships to play college football - receiving more scholarship offers than any other player in Boys’ Latin School football history.

According to his BL coaches Victor told them that Duke just felt like “home.” Other factors were the academics as well as playing in the Atlantic Coast Conference against other good programs, where he could showcase his talents.

Victor seriously considered attending Virginia Tech, Michigan State, Pittsburgh, and Notre Dame but eventually chose Duke University. The Blue Devils were pretty much in “the lead” the whole way and his official visit to Durham sealed the deal making his final decision an easy one. “The relationship between the coaches and the players, just the overall environment and the people surrounding you, was important,” he told The Baltimore Sun. “I had a chance to talk with teachers and I just loved everything I saw.”

Victor is a defensive menace for Duke’s football team opponents. In 38 career games (38 starts) for the Blue Devils, Victor has 122 tackles, 14.0 sacks, one interception, three caused fumbles, and two fumble recoveries. He has played 2,043 career snaps and owns 24 games with three or more tackles and eight outings with five or more stops, including a career-high eight tackles against Wake Forest in 2019. He currently sits tied for sixth alltime in Duke’s career sacks chart and is nine sacks away from breaking the record.

Victor is majoring in evolutionary anthropology while pursuing a certificate in markets and management.

The NFL is on his radar and so far he’s received feedback from many interested teams. Coach Schell and the BL coaching staff believe he has a good chance to continue his football career playing on Sundays!

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GIVING HIGHLIGHTS

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SCHOLARSHIPS

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NEW MEMBERS

JACK H. WILLIAMS SOCIETY

CLASS GIFTS

$114,146 CLASS OF 2020

$32,255

CLASS OF 2024

$31,252

CLASS OF 2027

BOYS’ LATIN SOCIETY

$1,792,164 165 MEMBERS

The Boys’ Latin School honors our leadership level donors who have given $1,844 or more.

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$1,881,850 LAKER FUND

$1,623,487

ALUMNI

$862,477 613 GIFTS 72 CLASS YEARS

CAPITAL & ENDOWMENT

$3,505,337 TOTAL RAISED

$538,465 $388,886 $294,198 $52,116 $58,600

TRUSTEES PARENTS PAST PARENTS FACULTY & STAFF GRANDPARENTS

GIFTS OF $100 OR LESS

$38,159 631 GIFTS

GRANTS & AWARDS TO FACULTY

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COVID-19 EMERGENCY FUND

$225,000+

ESSE QUAM VIDERI

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MEMBERS

Esse Quam Videri members have expressed their commitment to Boys’ Latin by naming our School as the ultimate beneficiary of a planned gift.

$119,000 GIVING DAY IN HONOR O F JACK H. WILLIAMS ‘38

VENMO

$21,857 211 GIFTS

Dear Alumni, Families and Friends, On behalf of our students, faculty and staff, I want to extend my most sincere gratitude for your considerable investment in Boys’ Latin during the 2019-2020 school year. Needless to say, it was a year of uncertainty filled with many challenges, but once again, you came through with more than 1,280 gifts to the School -- representing $3.5M in total support. Our community’s exceptional generosity allowed us to balance the School’s budget with a minimum draw from the endowment. Most important, it allowed us to continue to advance our mission, instilling the values of courage, integrity and compassion in each boy, which during these troubling times is more important than ever.

Highlights of the giving year include: • • • • •

A record of $1,258,248 in unrestricted giving to The Laker Fund A record total of $1,881,850 in unrestricted and restricted gifts made to The Laker Fund $1.6M in capital and endowment gifts A 22% increase in total giving (includes capital and endowment gifts) over last year A 27% participation rate among alumni --- the highest of all Baltimore schools

In the pages that follow, we recognize and honor all of the individuals who made this remarkable year possible. We are humbled once again by the spirit of philanthropy that resonates throughout our incredible community. As we enter the 2020-2021 academic year, we continue to rely on your investments in Boys’ Latin to ensure that we provide boys and young men with a world-class education.

Thank you in advance for your consideration and for your past generosity and support.

Most gratefully,

J. Patrick Gugerty ‘83 Assistant Headmaster for Advancement

BOYSLATINMD.COM

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2019-2020 REPORT OF GIVING THE LAKER FUND July 1, 2019 – June 30, 2020

Unrestricted Annual Fund Restricted Annual Fund Total Annual Fund Gifts

$1,258,248 $623,602 $1,881,850

CAPITAL AND ENDOWMENT GIFTS

Endowment Capital Total Capital and Endowment

$855,357 $768,130 $1,623,487

GIFT TOTALS

Annual Fund Capital and Endowment Total Giving

$1,881,850 $1,623,487 $3,505,337

This report acknowledges the generous support of donors to The Boys’ Latin School of Maryland from July 1, 2019 – June 30, 2020.

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.

LAKER LEGACY CAMPAIGN GIFTS The following generous individuals or couples made additional gifts in fulfillment of their pledges to the Laker Legacy Capital Campaign. The highly successful campaign built the Student Commons and added significant funds to the School’s endowment.

Alban Family Fund of the Baltimore Community Fdn. The Charles T. Bauer Foundation Mr. Raleigh Brent III ’72 Mr. James A. Callahan Jr.’71 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Carter CFRE ’64 Mrs. Diane W. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Federico ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Brandon F. Gaines ’72 Mr. and Mrs. W. Kyle Gore ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gugerty ’83 Mr. and Mrs. G. Todd Guntner ’72 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Smith ’73

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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Miller Sr. ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. O’Neil ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Post Mr. and Mrs. Derek M. Radebaugh ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rice The Schluderberg Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Shaw Mr. Todd Ulrich ’97 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Ulrich ’97 Mr. and Mrs. David O. Watts ’81

ALUMNI AND PARENT GIFTS Boys’ Latin is grateful for the many contributions made in the 2019-2020 fiscal year by its Alumni and Parents’ Associations.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION $53,000

Raised by the Alumni Association from the Bull & Oyster Roast

Supporting:

Alumni Scholarships, LocalLive Cameras, Financial Literacy and Entrepreneurial Program (Ortus Program), Alumni Chapter Reunion, Athletic, Bull Roast Child Care Services

GIVING CLUBS $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 Keiffer Mitchell, Jr. ’86, Hugh “Snuffy” Gelston, ‘56, P’90, P’88, Mark Moxley ’88, P’23, P’20

J. Marshall Bruce Club

$2,500 - $4,999

PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION $50,762

Parent Raised from Bull & Oyster Roast

$356

Raised from School Bonus Programs

Supporting:

Grants to All Divisions, Faculty & Staff Appreciation Gifts, Dividsional

Breakfasts/lunches, Flowers for Senior Mothers, Supported Jack Williams Day, Gifts for Parent Volunteers

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

60th Annual Bull & Oyster Roast

$500+

Young Alumni Leadership Club (within 10 years of graduation)

Income

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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. $250,000 + Theodore W. Bauer H’17 Deborah and John G. Eckenrode, Jr. Paula and W. Kyle Gore ’80 Janet Bauer Hartman Nancy and Henry H. Hopkins H’03 Katja Engel-Hughes and C. Duff Hughes ’76 Barbara and William H. May ’60 Rachel and Walker S. Mygatt H’16 Ann and Brian H. O’Neil ’75 Anne and Steven E. Simms H’10 Frances and J. Duncan Smith ’73 Melissa and Robert E. Smith ’81 Eileen Wilcox $100,000 + Dottie and James C. Alban III H’13 Chandler and Richard H. Bagby ’82 Mary Jane Blaustein H’17 Katherine and James R. Brooks ’73 The Estate of Leora Colbert Diane and Philip C. Federico ’75 Louis R. Fritz ’77 Kris and Michael C. Gitlin Bonnie and Robert V. Gothier, Jr. Charles F. Haugh Angela and Gregory S. Horning H’16 Shannon and Nicholas G. King Georgette D. Kiser Jennifer and Ross M. Levin ’89 Cary and Warner P. Mason, Sr. H’12 Julie and Ryan McClernan ’85 Joan and J. Huston McCollough II ’69 Rosemary and Bruce D. McLean ’75 Jenny and Jonathan P. Murray H’13 Natalie and Matthew D. Nichols Pamela and Thomas F. O’Neil, Jr. Diane W. Parker Joan and Gary A. Pyne Gail and James S. Riepe David W. Roszel ’39 Patricia and Robert M. Rubino David D. Smith ’68 James F. Talbert ’76 Jill and David A. Ward Colleen and David E. Waters ’69 $25,000 + Garland and James C. Alban IV H’18 Anonymous Delia and Bruce A. Baggan Eleanora G. Baird Sharron and Herbert M. Bank George F. Barker ’82 Anne and J. Dixon Bartlett III ’80 Harriet and James E. Berg Frank E. Berger Catherine Bishop and Daniel Marino Jennifer and Charles F. Black, Sr. ’73 Jeannine and John F. Black Jean and Edward F. Blake, Jr. Monica and Michael T. Bordick Alison and Brian J. Brennan

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Debi and Geoffrey H. Brent ’77 Raleigh Brent III ’72 Ellen and Douglas W. Brinkley Ann and Brian W. Brooke Sana and Andrew M. Brooks Fran and James A. Callahan, Jr. ’71 Jean A. Campbell Gail and Bradford G. Y. Carney ’68 Carol and Robert E. Carter ’64 Susan Cashman Pat and John R. Cochran III Ozzie and Joseph Cowan Eileen and George W. Cox H’13 Barbara and Frank F. Daily III ’77 Terri and Thomas O. Daly ’78 Deborah and Mark M. Deering ’72 Janet and Mark V. Dyer Caroline and Dyson P. Ehrhardt ’59 Jody and Daniel W. Evans Elinor Feiss Terri and J. Douglas Floccare Ronald Frank 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. Anne and William R. Gee Susan and Jeffrey J. Glibert ’68 Jean and J. Frederick Glose ’45 Dotty and Leslie E. Goldsborough, Jr. H’14 Carol and Mark A. Goodman Kathy and Roger L. Gray Jr. Kate and James R. Grieves, Jr. ’76 Kate and J. Patrick Gugerty ’83 Linda and G. Todd Guntner ’72 Shelly Hairston-Jones and Keith Hairston Roland S. Harvey ’80 Harold G. Hathaway III ’66 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 Anne and Donald W. Kellerman, Jr. Nancy Kemp Stephanie and Harry R. Kleiser Pat and Louis J. Kousouris, Jr. ’64 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 Jill and Eric M. Levitt Kay and Craig Lewis Amy and Victor J. Lizana Douglas K. Loizeaux ’68 Michele and Louis Marchese Sara and Robert W. Martin Nancy and Jeffrey C. Mason ’81 Guy J. Matricciani, Jr. ’81 Janney McComas Betty and David W. Meese ’55 Barbara and Adam H. Miller Amber and Jason E. Miller Julie and A. Skip Miller, Sr.’76 Louise and J. William Miller ’62 Elizabeth S. Mitchell Jill and James A. Mitchell ’87 Sharon and Thomas W. Mitchell ’56 Dort and Richard C. Mollett ’69 Samantha and Ryan D. Mollett ’97 Beth and Mark Moxley ’88 Dessie Moxley 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 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 Pen Pendleton III ’76 Vincent Piccinini Amie and Christopher J. Post Diane and Jeffrey Powers Margaret-Mary and T. Michael Preston ’75 Stephanie and Derek M. Radebaugh ’90 Nancy Radebaugh George J. Rayburn ’84 Julie and William F. Regine 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 Donna and John W. Sieverts H’07 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 Spahn

Ann and Charles C. Stieff ’74 Valerie and Paul R. Stierhoff ’77 Suzanne and Joseph A. Sullivan James G. Thomas, Jr. ’81 Ellen Voelkel J. Timothy Voelkel ’76 Stacy and Christopher J. Walsh Nancy and David O. Watts ’81 Nancy Webster Carol and Thomas W. Winstead, Jr. Cherie and Thomas E. Winter Kim and John D. Wolff Deb and Jonathan B. Wood F. Christian Zinkhan ’75 DECEASED: Kate Berger Raleigh Brent II ’44 William Gill Brooks ’45 Edmund Cashman Brooke P. Cottman ’48 Angelo N. D’Anna Louis A. Demely, Jr. ’46 Willis S. Drummer Stephen W. Feiss Emma and W. Lee Gaines, Sr. ’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 John Radebaugh Rosalind Plummer-Reid Frances and George M. S. Riepe, Sr. ’40 Dolly and Joseph W. Sener, Sr. ’44 Eugene Servary ’43 Howard R. Simpson ’44 Carolyn B. Smith Ronald L. Spahn ’58 Priscilla and Charles C. Stieff II Mary Jean and Oliver S. Travers H’16 Kathryn and Joseph R. B. Tubman ’45 James McC. Webster, Jr. ’55 Brian E. Wilcox NEW MEMBERS: Julia and Charles A. Bryan Charon and Alexius A. Dyer III ’74 Ruby and Robert W. Hearn Richard B. Kelly ’70 Jennifer and Eric T. Levin ’88 Anastasiya and Joe Lorenz IV Ingrid and Donald F. Obrecht, Jr. ’78 Wendy and Adam Peake T. Scott Pendleton ’72 Laura and John H. Rice III “H” – Honorary Alumnus

Gail and Brad Carney P’96, P’00

Harry Rodgers, IV ’74, Andy Brooks P’22

Taylor Stothoff ’11, Jay Brown ’78, Ashley Johnson ’80

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 1948 *Harry L. Hogan *Brooke P. Cottman Class of 1950 Timothy T. Pohmer

Class of 1958 Ronald L. Spahn Class of 1959 Dyson P. Ehrhardt

Class of 1973 Charles F. Black, Sr. C. Randall Deering Stuart D. “Dusty” Farber Class of 1973 Linda and G. Todd Guntner 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 1983 J. Patrick Gugerty

Class of 1968 Michael G. Trawinski

Class of 1984 Thomas G. Blair

Class of 1970 Richard B. Kelly

Class of 1986 Michael D. LeBlanc

Class of 1971 *Robert W. Lehr

Class of 1993 Jarrett B. Leeb Dennis H. Weinman

Class of 1972 G. Todd Guntner William A. Niermann, Jr.

Honorary Alumni: *John G. Bowling H’10 Gregory S. Horning H’16 Walker S. Mygatt H’16 Albert W. Rubeling, Jr. H’09 John W. Sieverts H’07 Former Parents: *Angelo D’Anna Anne D. Gee *Bettie R. Hill Angela & Gregory S. Horning H’16 Rachael & Walker S. Mygatt H’16 *Carolyn S. Obrecht Jill & David A. Ward Faculty & Staff: *John G. Bowling H’10 Jean A. Campbell William S. Dingledine Stephen M. Dubin ’79 Dyson P. Ehrhardt ’59 *William B. Endres Armand F. Girard J. Patrick Gugerty ’83 Anne P. Kellerman J. McDonald Kennedy, Jr. ’76 John W. Sieverts H’07 Friends of Boys’ Latin: *Willis S. Drummer *McHenry “Mac” Gillet *Anne Irons *George D. Solter *Deceased 31

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 Library Endowment Fund The Scholarship Endowment Fund The Eugene P.E. Servary Endowment for S Science The Clive Beare Award (Photography) The Sheridan Foundation Endowment Fund for The Jennifer Brock Award Technology The J. Freund Award (Science) The John S. “Jack” Kerns “Clearly Evident” The George Shriver Endowment Fund for Buildings Award

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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 Dorothy & Richard C. Mollett Scholarship The Jennifer & Jonathan Murray Scholarship The Lawrence P. Naylor III Scholarship The William A. Niermann, Jr. Scholarship The Margaret MacFarland Award (Music) The Donald F. Obrecht Family Scholarship SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENTS: The Ralph Marquiss Award (Music) The Dorothy Ohrenschall Scholarship MINIMUM INVESTMENT: $50,000 The Lee Packard Award (Music) The Robert F. Ohrenschall Scholarship The James C. Alban, III Scholarship The Benjamin Samuel Sorensen Award The Ann & Brian H. O’Neil Scholarship The Kathleen M. Berger Scholarship The Szczypinski Award (Wrestling) The Stephen T. Parker Scholarship The Jennifer & Charles F. Black Scholarship The Thomas W. Parker Scholarship The Blaustein Scholars Scholarship FACULTY CHAIR ENDOWMENT: The Clementine Peterson Scholarship The John G. Bowling Scholarship MINIMUM INVESTMENT: The Joan & Gary Pyne Scholarship The Boys’ Latin Alumni Association Scholarship $250,000 The Otis B. Read III Scholarship The Jennifer & Charles F. Black Scholarship The Dyson P. Ehrhardt Faculty Chair The Readers Digest Scholarship The Harry C. Bowie Scholarship The J. Duncan Smith Faculty Chair The H. Brunt Riepe Scholarship The Gillian & Raleigh Brent Family Scholarship The Board of Trustees Faculty Chair The David W. Roszel Scholarship The Frank C. Brooks Family Scholarship The David Welby Roszel Scholarship The William M. Callahan Scholarship FACULTY ENRICHMENT The Bonnie & Bruce P. Sawyer Scholarship The Campbell Foundation Scholarship ENDOWMENT FUNDS: The Ann TenEyck Sener Scholarship The Carol & Robert E. Carter Scholarship MINIMUM INVESTMENT: $25,000 The Frank M. Chubb Scholarship The Joseph W. Sener, Jr. Scholarship The Margaret and Rodney Brooks The George M. Shriver Scholarship The Class of 1944 Scholarship Enrichment Fund The Shriver Family Scholarship The Class of 1964 Scholarship The Jean Campbell Faculty Enrichment The Donna & John W. Sieverts Scholarship The Edith R. Cottman Scholarship Fund The Brooke Cottman & J. Stewart Cottman and The Howard R. Simpson Scholarship The Colbert Enrichment Fund The Carolyn B. Smith Scholarship Combat Veterans of WWII Scholarship The Dyson P. Ehrhardt Faculty Enrichment The Louis A. Demely, Jr. Scholarship The Julian S. Smith Scholarship Fund The Gail & Ronald L. Spahn Scholarship The Caroline & Dyson P. Ehrhardt Scholarship The Edward E. Ford Enrichment Fund The Mattheu Thomas Scholarship The Florence & John H. Ehrhardt Scholarship The Levin Seminar Enrichment Fund The Thomas Schenuit Travers Scholarship The Edward E. Ford Foundation Scholarship The Christopher J. Post Faculty Enrichment The France-Merrick Scholarship The H. Mebane Turner Scholarship Fund The Jessica & David J. Ulrich Scholarship The Albert F. Freihofer Scholarship The Joan Pyne Faculty Enrichment Fund The Mary P. & John L. Ulrich Scholarship The Mary & Herbert D. Frerichs, Jr. The Ellen & J. Timothy Voelkel Scholarship Scholarship The Polly D. Warfield Scholarship FACULTY SALARY The W. Brad Gano Scholarship The Brian Wilcox Scholarship ENDOWMENTS: MINIMUM The Rixey & Leonard C. Gore Scholarship The Jack H. Williams Scholarship The Katherine & J. Patrick Gugerty Scholarship INVESTMENT: $25,000 The Nicholas L. Ziolkowski Scholarship The Linda and G. Todd Guntner Scholarship Anonymous The Marjorie & Curran W. Harvey Scholarship The Lloyd E. Mitchell Faculty Salary TO SUPPORT The Hal Hathaway Scholarship Endowment The T. Clayton Hill Scholarship THE WILLIAMS SCHOLARS PROGRAM The William L. Morris Teaching Chair The Bettie & Thomas Hill Scholarship The Babylon Scholarship The Dunning Foundation Faculty Salary The Rokos / Hill Scholarship The Edmund J. Cashman Scholarship Endowment The Angela & Gregory S. Horning Scholarship The Morton K. & Jane Blaustein Foundation The Sheridan Foundation Faculty Salary The William G. Hupfeldt, Jr. Scholarship Scholarship Endowment The Susan B. Szczypinski Scholarship The Robert F. Ohrenschall Faculty Salary The William G. Hupfeldt, Sr. Scholarship The Mary Lenore & John Albert Kelly The David E. Waters Scholarship Endowment (English) Scholarship The Carol Winstead Scholarship The Georgette Kiser Scholarship OTHERS: The David I. Lampe Scholarship ANNUALLY SUPPORTS The Chesapeake Bay Foundation The James L. Lears Scholarship Endowment Fund THE NAMED SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM The Craig J. Levitt Scholarship The William F.R. Gilroy Speaker Fund The B.E.S.T. Scholarship The Albert A. “Ab” Logan Scholarship The Emmert Hobbs Publication/ The Bonny & Robert Gothier Scholarship The Henry G. Lubke IV Scholarship Photography Fund The Karen & Robert Scheu Scholarship The Iglehart Endowment Fund for Baseball The Guy J. Matricciani Sr. Scholarship The Plummer Reid Scholarship The Sheridan Foundation Scholarships

Mark Deering ’72, John Pie’ ’69, Jay Brooks ’70, Jeff Wilson ’70

REPORT OF THE LAKER FUND The annual giving program has reached new milestones each of the past three years. This past year, Boys’ Latin’s Laker Fund became the third largest annual fund among independent schools in the Baltimore area -- raising over $1.85 million. The Laker Fund is a vital part of BL’s finances. Tuition alone accounts for only 80% of the cost of a BL education. Continued investment in this critical fund notably helps to support everything Boys’ Latin: faculty salaries, benefits, financial aid, and all components of the student experience. Our goal is to raise $2 million a year, for the next five years, during the pledge period of the campaign.

THE JACK H. WILLIAMS ’38 CLUB Gifts of $50,000 - $99,000 The Baltimore Community Foundation The Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation Mr. Louis R. Fritz Mr. and Mrs. W. Kyle Gore Mr. and Mrs. William H. May Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. J. Duncan Smith Mrs. Eileen Wilcox THE DYSON P. EHRHARDT ’59 CLUB Gifts of $25,000 - $49,999 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Bagby The Baltimore Educational Scholarship Trust Fund The Boys’ Latin Alumni Association Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Brooks Mr. Roland S. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Horning

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. King Mr. and Mrs. Eric T. Levin Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Levin Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lorenz IV The Robert W. Martin Family Mr. and Mrs. J. Huston McCollough II Mrs. James R. Moxley Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Moxley Mr. and Mrs. Walker S. Mygatt Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Obrecht, Jr. Mr. Pen Pendleton III The Sheridan Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. David S. Cadigan W. P. Carey Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Federico Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Frerichs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. Myrton Gaines II Mr. Thomas M. Gaines Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Glibert Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Gothier, Jr. THE JOHN G. BOWLING Dr. Shelly Hairston-Jones and H’10 CLUB Dr. Keith A. Hairston Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. Harold G. Hathaway III Drs. Ruby P. and Robert W. The Alban Family Fund of Hearn the Baltimore Community Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Foundation Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. James C. Alban Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. III King Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Bank of America Lederer Boys’ Latin Parents’ Mr. and Mrs. Warner P. Association Mason, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey H. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Brent McClernan Mr. Raleigh Brent III

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Ryan D. Mollett Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Gary Pyne Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rice Robert Wood Johnson Foundation The Schluderberg Foundation, Inc. Mr. James A. Callahan Ms. S. Kimberly Hupfeldt Mr. Chris Hupfeldt Mrs. Julie Hupfeldt Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Smith Mrs. Jennifer Gilbert St. John Mr. James G. Thomas, Jr. The J. Timothy Voelkel

Family Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ward Mr. and Mrs. David E. Waters Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wolff

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Keith Scroggins ’73, Chris Post P’18 Greg Pyke ‘12, Carter Paff ’12 and Brett Radliffe ’12

Don Fusting ’67, Herb O’Conor ’67

THE J. MARSHALL BRUCE CLUB Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. Antigoni Apesos Anonymous Ms. Catherine Bishop and Mr. Daniel Marino Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Brody Drs. Maya M. and Steven S. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fader Mr. Joseph H. Grady, Jr. Mr. Ryan Grimes Molly and Tom Halleron Mrs. Mary E. Hathaway Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hinkle Mr. Paul J. Hinkle, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Shawn P. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Jones, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Kellerman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kenney Ms. Valerie Lorenz Mr. Daniel A. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Mallon Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Mason Mr. an Mrs. David W. Meese Mr. an Mrs. Andrew F. Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Noah T. Mumaw Mr. and Mrs. David Oestreicher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Peace Mr. and Mrs. Adam Peake Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Post Mr. and Mrs. T. Michael Preston Mr. and Mrs. James F. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. George M. Shriver III Mrs. Katherine Simpson The Stieff Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Stieff III 34

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Mr. C. Clinton Stieff IV Mr. and Mrs. James W. Stieff Mr. Spencer N.S. Stieff Mr. Taylor M. Stieff Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Vitelkites Dr. Charles A. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Wilson Dr. F. Christian Zinkhan THE GEORGE SHIPLEY CLUB Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. Nicholas Alban Anonymous Mr. Jake M. Aygun Ms. Jill R. Woodward and Mr. Tsvetan R. Bachvaroff Mr. and Mrs. J. Dixon Bartlett III Mr. and Mrs. James H. Burch Mr. and Mrs. David Burman Mr. Michael T. Colt Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Daily III Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dye Mr. Alexius A. Dyer III Mr. and Mrs. John G. Eckenrode, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Finnerty Dr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Floccare Mr. Samuel H. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. J. Frederick Glose Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Gray Mr. and Mrs. G. Todd Guntner HDF Logistics LLC Ms. Georgette D. Kiser Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Kleiser Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas LeGrand Mrs. Myles R. McComas Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Meredith

Mr. an Mrs. Jason E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Mollett The Morgan Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. S. Morris Murray Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. O’Neil, Jr. Mr. T. Scott Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Barry Peters Drs. Jeannette E. and James E. Post Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rubino Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Sabo Mr. Conor P. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Sheehey Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sieverts Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Snyder Dr. W. Andrew A. Tierney Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Walsh Dr. Mellasenah Morris and Dr. Stephen E. Wright Mrs. Hilary Gibbons-Wyss and Mr. Lawrence E. Wyss THE FREDERICK A. HAHN CLUB Gifts of $1,844 - $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Baker Dr. George F. Barker Mr. and Mrs. William E. Berndt Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Bloom Mr. Scott J. Caddell Mr. and Mrs. Bradford G. Y. Carney Mrs. Edmund J. Cashman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ken B. Chodnicki Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Colonell The Deering Foundation, Inc. Mr. C. Randall Deering Mr. Mark M. Deering Mr. and Mrs. James R. Grieves, Jr.

Dr. and Ms. Jonathan Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Eck Mr. and Mrs. Dyson P. Ehrhardt Exelon Foundation Mrs. Elinor Feiss Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Forchheimer Mr. and Mrs. James R. Grieves, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Gugerty Dr. Morgan B. Hurwitz and Mr. Michael B. Hurwitz Mr. Richard B. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonald Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Edward McLoughlin Mr. and Mrs. J. William Miller Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Murphy Mr. Evan J. Obligin Mr. Joseph L. Radebaugh, Jr. Drs. Elisabeth and Glenn Richard Dr. Karen Scheu and Mr. Robert Scheu Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Schoenwetter Mr. and Mrs. Joshua M. Silverman Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott H. Steelman T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Taylor UBS Financial Mr. Anthony S. Waskiewicz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David O. Watts Dr. Allison J. Yacoub and Mr. David J. Yacoub THE WILLIAM L. MORRIS CLUB Gifts of $1,000 - $1,843 American Heart Association Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Nathan R. Arnold Mr. John W. Ashworth III Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Baggan Mrs. Joyce S. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Barczak Mr. Stephen M. Bassford Mr. Gregg M. Bell Mrs. Catherine Lears Bennett Mrs. Walter Black Mrs. Ann Bowie Blair Mrs. Mary Jane Blaustein Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Blibaum Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bogusky Mr. Harry C. Bowie III Mr. and Mrs. Juan M. Buendia Mr. and Mrs. James A. Callahan, Jr. Mrs. Jean A. Campbell The Campbell Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Crain Mr. James K. Crider Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Daly Mr. Mark M. Deering Mr. Mark G. Dorney Mrs. Betsy S. Durham Mr. John G. Eckenrode III Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Ford, Jr. Mr. Albert F. Freihofer Mr. Robert S. Gaines Mr. Seamus Gilson Greenbaum Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hazard Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hazard Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kaster Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Keith

Mr. Brian M. Kowitz Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Kury Mr. and Mrs. Justin W. Laupert Legg Mason, Inc. Mr. Richard H. Lehr Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Lewis, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Light Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Maffia Mr. and Mrs. Duke Mahoney Ms. Lisa H. Jones and Mr. Sean R. Malone Mr. and Mrs. Jason C. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mather Mr. Hans F. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. David L. McKissock, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. McLean Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. McNulty Mrs. Beth Mitchell Mr. Thomas W. Mitchell Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Mrs. Cassandra S. Naylor Mr. and Mrs. Niall O’Malley Mrs. Maria D. O’Rourk Mr. Glynn I. Owens Mrs. Diane W. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Derek M. Radebaugh Mrs. John Radebaugh Mrs. Dottie Read Dr. and Mrs. William F. Regine Mr. Stephen Reinitz Mr. and Mrs. W. Peregrine Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Rodgers IV Mr. William Ryan Mr. John R. Scott III Ms. Amanda Scott-Martin Mr. and Mrs. William D. Scott The Scripps Howard Foundation Mr. J. Keith Scroggins Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Shaw Mr. Charles M. Shriver Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. H. Shriver Ms. Carolyn Smith and Mr. Ethan White Drs. Venice K. Paterakis and Frederick G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Smith III Society of the Cincinnati in the State of New Hampshire Mr. Arthur F. Spalding Mr. Harry W. Sutton Mr. and Mrs. James W. Thompson, Jr. Mrs. Barbara Voss Noell and Mr. Charles E. Noell Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Waller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Weinman Mr. Charles D. White Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Winstead, Jr. THE SUSAN B. SZCZYPINSKI CLUB Gifts of $750 - $999 Abbott Labs Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dubin Google, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll S. Klingelhofer III Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Ms. Michelle D. Mtimet Mr. an Mrs. Gregory Pyne Mr. Sean M. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. George M. Shriver IV

THE DORIS L. REGAN CLUB Gifts of $500 - $749 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Arthur Mrs. Cathy Badmington Dr. Nancy I. Bailowitz and Mr. Jordan I. Bailowitz Mr. Byron R. Banghart Dr. Rachel J. Benn and Mr. Merrick J. Benn Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. David W. Blois Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Booth Ms. Helga Surratt and Mr. Patrick J. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Scott Breza Mr. Allen Brown Mr. and Ms. Maurice P. Bruce, Jr. Mr. Jason B. Carney Ms. Anne T. Chiolo Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Cohen Mr. William L. Cooper III Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan N. Davidov Mr. Taylor C. Davis Mr. Brian T. Devlin Mr. and Mrs. W. Todd Ensor Mr. Stuart Dusty Farber Mrs. Alice Ann Finnerty Mr. and Mrs. Brandon F. Gaines Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Gelston, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Gibson Rev. Dr. and Mrs. William F. R. Gilroy Mr. Bradley S. Glaser Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Goldsborough, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Graney Mr. James T. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Stuart F. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan I. Hamburger Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Heffner Prof. and Mrs. Frederick J. Heldrich III Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hopkins Mr. Nicholas B. M. Kemp, Jr. Mr. Ryan C. A. Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Sean Kriebel Mr. Daniel Lacher Dr. and Mrs. Paul W. Ladenson Mr. Michael D. LeBlanc Mr. Jarrett B. Leeb Mr. Douglas K. Loizeaux Mr. Patrick R. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Maizlish Mr. Donald A. Manekin Mr. and Mrs. Craig L. Martin Mr. M. Charles McComas Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Melnick Mr. and Mrs. Tariq Mian Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. Mitchell Mr. Jason Morton Mr. Michael V. Mutscheller Dr. and Mrs. Abaham Obuchowski Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. O’Connor, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand H. Onnen, Jr. Mr. Ferdinand H. Onnen III Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Palmer Mr. James H. Peacock Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Reid Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rice III Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Ritchie Mr. Walter A. Romans, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Rose 35

Mrs. Kim Smith Sagor Mr. Michael A. Sapperstein Mr. and Mrs. William Schneidereith, Jr. Mr. Charles Trey Sheain III Mr. and Mrs. Owen W. Silvey II The Louis and Dora Smith Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John Spilman V Mr. and Mrs. Charles Starkey Mrs. Evelyn R. Stewart Mr. Paul R. Stierhoff Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. L. Timoll The Henry S. and Agnes M. Truzack Foundation Dr. and Mrs. H. Mebane Turner Dr. and Mrs. Scott A. Ulery Mr. James G. Walls, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Shawn W. Walter Mr. and Mrs. C. Ridgely Warfield Mr. and Mrs. John L.Warnack, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. T. Bayard Williams II Mrs. Julia M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Derya Yavalar THE A. MASON “MACE” LEBRUN ’33 CLUB Gifts of $250 - $499 Anonymous Ms. Deborah J. Anderson and Mr. Thomas L. Adams III Mr. Gregory C. Baggan Ms. Michelle Briggs and Mr. John Bahel Baltimore Lacrosse Club Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Barta Mr. and Mrs. Brendon Bengermino Mr. Dan P. Berger Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Black Mr. Thomas G. Blair Mr. Bruce S. Campbell IV The Keith Campbell Foundation Mr. Brandon B. Carney Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Casey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Cashman CDK Global, LLC Dr. and Mrs. Matthews Chacko Mr. John R. Ciccarone Mr. Myles J. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Dan Colhoun III Mr. Jason Cooke Mr. George C. Cosby Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Crouse Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Cummins Mr. and Mrs. James W. Currie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Davies Mr. Timothy A. Davis Mr. Thomas E. Donoho Mr. Jackson Y. Dott Ms. Rebecca Giordano Dreisbach and Rev. Dr. Christopher Dreisbach The Alfred I. Dupont Educational and Charitable Fund Mr. Page Edmunds Mr. and Mrs. Greg Ey

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Mr. and Mrs. Brian Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Steven K. Fedder Dr. Matthew F. Feild Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Fingles Ms. Marcia Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Fleming Mr. Richard Fleming Mr. Donald W. Fusting Ms. Rachel Eisler and Mr. Geoffrey Genth Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. George Mr. Keith A. Gertsen Mr. Leonard G. Getschel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Eric Godshalk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Gold Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Goldsborough III Mr. and Mrs. Scot Goldstein Mr. Scott Goodhue Mr. G. Paul Govatos, Jr. Mr. Bruce B. Gracie, Jr. Grainger Incorporated Mr. Jay S. Guyther Mr. Joshua D. Hamburger Mr. Matthew R. Hamburger Mr. and Mrs. Julian A. Hammond Ms. Jennifer Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hegmann Mr. and Mrs. David B. Hescox Mrs. Michelle L. Hopkins-Hibbs and Mr. Keith L. Hibbs Mr. Dwayne A. Hill Dr. Leslie Hollins and Mr. Kevin Hollins Mr. Robert M. Hopkins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Hopkins Mr. Scott E. Huber Mr. Daniel K. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Jones III Mrs. Frances R. Judkins Mr. Andrew S. Katzenberg Mr. and Mrs. David A. Kennedy Mr. Lee M. Kennedy Mr. John F. King, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Terrance King Mr. Mark D. Knobloch Ms. Parker Sutton and Mr. Paul Knott Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Knott Dr. Dennis J. Lambrow Mr. Peter J. LaPaglia III Mr. James L. Lears III Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Lewis, Jr. Mrs. Judith B. Lindenstruth Dr. and Mrs. Scott D. London Ms. Amanda Lopez and Mr. Guillermo Giraldo Dr. Adam B. Lowy Mr. and Ms. Andrew C. Loyd Mr. and Mrs. D. Taylor Lucas Mr. Michael W. Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Malinowski, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Maranto Mr. Scott N. Matthews, Jr. Mr. Christopher P. Melocik Mr. Timothy E. Mering Mr. David E. Meyers

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Mr. and Mrs. A. Skip Miller, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jamison Miller Mrs. Tracy Miller and Mr. Paul Arnest Mr. and Mrs. D. Paul Montague Mr. Frank Morgan Dr. Patrick Moulds Mr. William A. Nierman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. North, Jr. Northrop Grumman Mrs. and Mrs. Luis M. Novelo Mr. Hugo C. Olsen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Peck Mr. Joshua B. Perlow Mr. Riley F. Peters Mr. David B. Pollock Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Pollock Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Purdue Mrs. Stacy M. Kidd and Mr. William H. Reineke Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Roe Ms. Sylvie A. Merlier-Rowen and Mr. Stanley R. Rowen Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Rudick Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sachse Dr. and Mrs. Simon V. Scalia Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie A. Schwab Mr. Gary A. Seidman Mr. Jason R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Smith Mr. Patrick M. Smith Mrs. Theresa Staniewski Mr. and Mrs. Keith Steller Mrs. Connie Stofhoff Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Thibeault, Sr. Mrs. Tracy Travers Mr. Peter D. Verheyen

Jay Brooks ’70, Timothy Gilbert ’70

Mr. Frederick O. Viele II Visa, Inc. Mr. Rick Wartzman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wasserman Mrs. James McC. Webster, Jr. Mr. W. Brett Weiss Mr. Benjamin B. Wells Ms. India Whitlock Mr. David T. Whittie Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wilkerson III Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Wisniewski Dr. and Mrs. Timothy F. Witham Dr. and Mrs. Stuart T. Zaller THE OTIS B. READ ’55 CLUB Gifts of $100 to $249 Mr. C. Bowen Adams Mr. Thomas L. Adams IV Mr. Blaise J. E. Ahearn Mr. David F. Aiken Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Alokones Mr. and Mrs. Corey A. Alston, Sr. Ms. Helen M. Anderson Mr. Ian R. Anderson, Jr. Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Andes Ms. Lisa Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Anthony, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. Bancroft Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Banes Mr. and Mrs. John A. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Barrett Mr. Jon Becker Mrs. Arlene Bekman Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bengermino Mr. Scott H. Berger Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bickel

Mr. Wayne R. Birely Mr. and Mrs. Gasper Bivalacqua Mr. and Mrs. Brian Black Mr. Evan Black Mr. Stanley Blackwell Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Blahut Mr. William N. Blake Mrs. Kathleen H. Blanchetti Mr. and Mrs. Elliot M. Blank Mr. Alec S. Blitzstein Ms. Brenda J. Bodian Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Bond Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Boyer III Mr. Mark J. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Brant Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Brennan Mr. Austin W. Brizendine, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brody Mr. Joseph W. G. Brooks Mr. Raphael O. Brooks, Jr. Mr. Anthony R. Brown Mr. Christopher S. Brown Mr. David B. Brown Mr. Natale E. Bruno, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Natale Bruno Mr. Andrew T. Burger Ms. Mary Carole Curran and Mr. J. Harry Burman Mr. and Mrs. James S. Campbell Mrs. Hillary Carey Mr. Trent H. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Ryland O. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. William C. Chenoweth Chubb Charitable Foundation Mr. Gaylord L. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Cline Mrs. Elaine Cochran Dr. Miriam Cohen Mr. Andrew D. Coleman Mrs. Laura Lee Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Rutger B. Colt, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Conklin Mr. Michael F. Conklin Mr. Charles A. Constable Mr. Philip D. Cronin Mr. Timothy M. Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Adam C. Crooks Mr. and Mrs. John F. Curley, Jr. Mr. an Mrs. J. Joseph Curran Mr. and Mrs. Beau Dagenais Mr. and Mrs. Andre Dagenais Mr. Jonathan W. Decker Mr. W. Brent Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Dengler Mr. and Mrs. Byron K. Dent Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Derocco Mr. and Mrs. William S. Dingledine, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Dittmar Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Dixon Mr. Jason T. Dobrzykowski Mr. Patrick M. Dudley Mr. and Mrs. John F. Eichelberger Mrs. Barbara Ensor Mr. and Mrs. William T. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Farrell Mr. Ryan J. Feeley Mr. and Mrs. Eric G. Feiss Mr. Stephen E. Feiss Mr. and Mrs. Jamie J. Fick, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Figler, Jr. Mr. Patrick M. Finn Mr. Chad Fisher Mr. Gregory P. FitzGerald Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Fitz-Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Foster, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George A. France Mr. William H. Frerichs Mr. and Mrs. Brian M.

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Dr. Sidney R. Gehlert, Jr. Mr. George K. Gelston Mr. John S. Gibbs V Rev. Timothy B. Gilbert Lt. and Mrs. William P. Gilroy Mr. Garrett J. Glaeser Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Glaeser Mr. and Mrs. John J. Glatz II Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M. Gomez Dr. and Mrs. John D. Gottsch Mr. Jack C. Grace Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gray Mr. Charles R. Greenslit Capt. Lawrence P. Greenslit Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Greif, Jr. Ms. Chanda F. Grimes Mr. Jacob L. Hagelin Ms. Amy Hale Mrs. Stephany Harper Dr. Robert A. Hartley Mr. Robert D. H. Harvey III Mr. Marc J. Hassan Heartland Payment Systems Ms. Jennifer L. Heller Mr. Mitchell D. Hendler Mr. John S. Hessian Mr. Andrew P. Hilgartner Mr. Justin E. Hill Dr. an Mrs. Alfred Hillwig Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Holder Mr. and Mrs. Allan E. Howell Mr. William S. Howser Mr. and Mrs. John P. Huber Mrs. Nancy Hudgins Mrs. Karen Greenwood Hughes Mr. John Hunsicker Mr. James Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hupfeldt Mrs. Margaret Hupfeldt Dr. Linda J. Jacobs 38

Mr. Mathew D. Jahromi Mr. Evan R. Jaqua Mr. Ashley B. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Matt D. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. James Jones Mrs. Ann Jung Ms. Lisa Katulis Mr. Ryan H. Kaufman Mr. Jeffrey E. Keenan Mr. and Mrs. John J. Keenan Mr. John J. Keenan Mr. Benjamin J. Kellar Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Keller, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Ryan R. Kelly, Sr. Ms. Frances J. Kemp Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Kendall, Jr. Mr. Joseph D. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Gavin S. Kimball Mr. Henry J. Knott IV Mrs. Lawrence W. Krastel Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lange Mr. and Mrs. Shane Layng Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Leeds Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Lees Mr. John A. Leftwich Mr. Jesse R. Leikin Ms. Patricia Lesho Ms. Mary Ann Elliott and Mr. Hy James Levasseur Mr. A. Burton Levering Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. Levine Mr. William S. Levy III Ms. Aline Lin and Mr. Michael Linkinhoker

Mrs. Loraine Lobe Mrs. Mary Logan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lowentritt Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lowy Mr. Kevin C. Lutz Dr. and Mrs. Steven M. Lutzky Mr. Dan C. MacLea III Mr. Dennis R. Mahoney Mr. Kyle W. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Maisel III Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Makowiecki, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Makowiecki, Sr. Mr. John C. Mangels, Sr. Mrs. Shara Rachel-Levine Manning Mr. David W. Marcus Ms. Patricia O. B. Farley and Mr. William F. C. Marlow Mr. Mark W. Mason Mr. Joshua R. Mayhorne Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. McClure Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. McComas, Sr. Mr. M. Ross McComas III Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. McDermott Mr. Marshall C. McDorman Dr. and Mrs. Patrick T. McGinley Mrs. Stephanie T. McKew Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. McMillan Ms. Maryanne Arthur and Ms. Annemarie Merow Mr. and Mrs. Donald Metzger Mr. Dwight H. Miller

Mr. Luther B. Miller, Jr. Mr. Martin J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Miller Mr. and Mrs. Kyriakos Mimaros Mrs. Gina Molling Mrs. Martha Moore Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Morgan Mr. James F. Mosberg Mr. Stewart G. Moxley Mr. Thomas M. Moxley Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Dwight C. Mules Ms. Margaret Mullally Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Mullins Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Naeny Mr. and Mrs. Latimer Naylor Mr. Tom Nee Mr. and Mrs. Donald T.

Newman Mr. Robert H. Nicolls Mr. Phillip M. North Ms. Phyllis Novotny Mr. and Mrs. Chigoz Nwamoh Mr. Herbert R. O’Conor III Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ohnmacht Mr. Matt J. O’Malley Mr. Charles H. O’Neil Mr. Kevin B. O’Neil Mr. Deitrich P. Onnen Mr. and Mrs. Alex Onyekwere Mr. and Mrs. Laurence F. Oster Mr. and Mrs. William Ozonoff Mr. Wesley R. Payne IV Mr. D. Andrew Peace

Mrs. Eleanor Pennington Mr. Walter D. Penrose Mrs. Joseph E. Perkins Mrs. Lynnda L. Peterman Mr. William W. Pheil Ms. Kimberlee Pierce Mr. Leon F. Pinkett III Ms. Rebecca Pollard Mr. Mackenzie W. Pons Mr. and Mrs. David J. Preller III Mr. and Mrs. David Pridgen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Puritz Mr. and Mrs. David Radebaugh Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rak Mr. George J. Rayburn Drs. Omrana A. Pasha and Junaid A. Razzak Mr. Robin S. Read Mr. Travis R. Reed Dr. and Mrs. Michael T. Reid Mr. John C. Reith Mr. Thomas Q. Revel Mr. Charles D. Rice Mr. George S. B. Rice Mr. James M. Rice Mr. John H. Rice IV Mrs. Lauri M. Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Richter Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Rickels, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David C. Ring, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Riter Mr. and Mrs. Andrew I. Ritter Mr. Christopher C. Rizakos Mr. and Mrs. George Robey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Roche RolandRun Club Lacrosse Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Rosiak, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Roth Mr. Korey B. Rubeling Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Rubin Mr. and Mrs. William Rubin Mr. George R. Ruhl III Mr. G. Darrell Russell, Jr. Mr. Jacob N. Sachse Mr. and Mrs. John R. Sale Mr. and Mrs. Krager D. Sanders Hon. John W. Sause, Jr. Mr. Joseph Scalia Mr. LeBaron Scarlett, Jr. Mr. James B. Scharff Mr. and Mrs. Jeff R. Schechter Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scheurich Mr. John C. Scheve Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Schoenfeld Dr. J. Matthew Schofield Mr. Robert R. Schwartz, Jr. Ms. Laura M. Barrientos and Mr. David M. Sena Mr. Zachary Shankman Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shenasky III Mr. Nicholas Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Shepherd Ms. Lisa Shochet Mr. and Mrs. Roland Shumate Mr. Brian K. Shure Mr. Tyler T. Silvey Mr. Scott C. Sites Mr. William H. Skinner Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Slowikowski Mr. and Mrs. C. Ryan Smith

Mr. and Mrs. C. Terrence Smith Mr. Cotter S. Smith Mr. Michael N. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Aaron J. Smolarz Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Southwood Mr. Eric A. Spilman Ms. Robyn A. Steele Mr. Peter L. Stegner Mr. Ronald I. Stern Ms. Sharon Stewart Mr. James W. Stieff Mr. H. Lee Stierhoff, Jr. Mr. Allen Stockbridge Mr. Scott F. Stothoff Mr. Taylor Stothoff Mr. Matt Stout Ms. Margaret Watkins and Mr. Stratton Strand Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Strauss Mr. Patrick G. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Scott Suriano Mr. R. Christopher Swanson Mrs. Susan B. Szczypinski Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor Mrs. Jeanne M. Tepel Mr. and Mrs. David Thaman Mr. Thomas N. Thibeault II Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Thomas Mr. John B. Thomas II Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Thomas Mrs. Eileen A. Toohey Mr. Matthew A. Toth Mrs. Jean Tubman Mrs. Margaret B. Tucker Mr. and Ms. Matthew Tucker Mr. Aaron J. Urban-Zukerberg Dr. Eileen P. Vining and Mr. John C. Vining, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Voigt III Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Wagner Mr. Samer N. Wahbe Mr. Christian J. Walsh Mr. Conner J. Ward Mr. Spencer B. Ward Mr. James C. Waring Mr. Herbert F. Waters Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Watson Mr. A. L. Shreve Waxter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Weidner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weisman Wells Fargo Foundation Ms. Lindsay M. Welsh Mr. Andrew T. White Mr. and Mrs. Everett L. Whitley Mr. Kennon C. Whittle III Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Wiglesworth Mr. Clayton Willets Ms. Jennifer Williams Mr. Jeffrey H. Wilson Mrs. Elisa Windsor Mr. Dennis S. Xenakis Mr. Thomas G. Xenakis Mr. Parker D. Yablon Mr. Richard Zielaskiewicz Mr. Andrew Ziolkowski Mr. Bennett E. Zinman BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Richard H. Bagby Mr. Theodore W. Bauer

Mr. Geoffrey H. Brent Mr. James A. Callahan, Jr. Mr. Thomas P. Finnerty Mr. Herbert D. Frerichs, Jr. Mr. W. Kyle Gore Mrs. Kathy H. Gray Mr. G. Todd Guntner Dr. Shelly Hairston-Jones Mr. Harold G. Hathaway III Mr. Frank S. Jones, Jr. Mr. Nicholas G. King Mr. Henry A. Lederer Mr. Jeffrey C. Mason Mr. Warner P. Mason, Sr. Mr. William H. May Mr. Ryan McClernan Mr. Ryan D. Mollett Mr. Mark G. Moxley Mr. Matthew D. Nichols Mr. David Oestreicher Mr. Brian H. O’Neil Mr. Robert B. Rice Mr. J. Duncan Smith Mr. Peter B. Snyder Mrs. Stacy Walsh Mr. David A. Ward Mrs. Eileen Wilcox Dr. Stephen E. Wright FACULTY AND STAFF Mrs. Kathy L. Anderson Ms. Lisa Anthony Mrs. Kathy Arnold Mr. Jack Assaf Mrs. Cathy Badmington Mr. Joseph Bailey Ms. Abigail J. Baker Mrs. Joyce S. Barnett Mr. Alexander L. Barron Mr. Jon Becker Mrs. Veronica Berkstresser Ms. Susan C. Brown Mrs. Theresa Burke Mrs. Carmen Clark Mrs. Sarah Clark Mrs. Sheri B. Cobb Mr. Myles J. Cohen Mrs. Judith Crowley Mrs. Bonnie Cummins Mr. James W. Currie, Jr. Mr. Beau Dagenais Ms. Michelle L. Dell-Pruett Mrs. Mari Verrecchia-DeLonde Mrs. Amy Digges Mr. Stephen M. Dubin Mr. Dyson P. Ehrhardt Mr. Brian Farrell Ms. Stephanie Fenstermaker Mrs. Laurie Fick Ms. Marcia Flaherty Mrs. Terri F. Floccare Mrs. Shirelle K. Flowers Mr. William H. Freeman III Mr. Andres Gonzalez-Stewart Mr. J. Patrick Gugerty Ms. Amy Hale Mr. Hunt Heffner Mrs. Katie Hiestand Mr. Jeffrey T. Hindes Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins Mr. Ryan Hopkins 39

Mr. Rob Howard Mrs. Terry A. Howell Mrs. Rudy Hurley Mr. Jay M. Jenkins Mrs. Ann Jung Mrs. Ginna Kelly Mr. J. McDonald Kennedy Mr. Lee M. Kennedy Mrs. Megan Kenney Mrs. Ashley Kimball Mr. Sean D. Kriebel Mr. Christopher M. Kury Mrs. Stephanie Lange Ms. Stephanie LaPenna Mrs. Kate Lynch Mrs. Sarah E. Mogliazzi Mr. Frederick C. Maisel III Mrs. Janet Maisel Mrs. Teresa Malinowski Mrs. Shara Rachel-Levine Manning Mrs. Jennifer S. McDonald Mr. Mac McDonald Mrs. Stephanie T. McKew Mrs. Stephanie McLoughlin Ms. Annemarie Merow Mr. Brian W. Mitchell Mr. R. Brandon Mollett Mrs. Gina Molling Mrs. Susan Mueller Ms. Margaret Mullally Mr. Donald T. Newman Mrs. Phyllis Novotny Mr. Alex Onyekwere Ms. Kimberlee Pierce Mr. Matthew Pisarcik Ms. Rebecca Pollard Mr. Christopher J. Post

Mrs. Helen K. Potter Mrs. Lisa Reid Mrs. Claire J. Ricci Mr. Donald L. Rickels Mr. Andrew I. Ritter Mr. Andrew Robinson Mr. Stephen Roche Mrs. Diane Rodriguez Mrs. Sara Rosiak Mr. William Ryan Mr. Edwin R. Schell Mrs. Marie Scheurich Mr. Gregory A. Schnitzlein Mr. John Sergeant Mr. Philip M. Sheehey Mr. Patrick Shepherd Mr. Robert V. H. Shriver Mr. John W. Sieverts Ms. Carolyn Smith Mrs. Robin Smith Mrs. Barbara Starkey Mr. Matthew Stone Mr. Taylor Stothoff Mr. Derrick Thomas Mr. Michael G. Thomas Ms. Kristen Tubman Mr. Sam Voso Ms. Elanor West Mr. Eric Whitehair Mrs. Anne Whitman Mrs. Mary Wiglesworth Mr. Clayton Willets Mrs. Julia Williams Ms. Elizabeth A. Wilson Mrs. Elisa Windsor Mr. Richard Zielaskiewicz

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PAST PARENTS AND FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey L. Adams Ms. Deborah J. Anderson and Mr. Thomas L. Adams III Mrs. Cathy Aiello Mr. and Mrs. James C. Alban III Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Alokones Ms. Helen M. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Hugh L. Andes Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Nathan R. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Baggan Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Baker Baltimore Lacrosse Club, Inc. Mrs. Joyce S. Barnett Mrs. Catherine Lears Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Brian Black Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Black, Sr. Mrs. Walter Black Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Blahut Mrs. Ann Bowie Blair Mr. and Mrs. William N. Blake Mrs. Mary Jane Blaustein Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Blibaum Ms. Brenda J. Bodian Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Booth Ms. Karen E. Bowens Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Boyer III Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Brennan Ms. Helga Surratt and Mr. Patrick J. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Natale E. Bruno, Sr. Ms. Mary Carole Curran and Mr. J. Harry Burman Mr. and Mrs. James A. Callahan, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James S. Campbell Mrs. Jean A. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Capute Mr. and Mrs. Bradford G. Y. Carney Ms. Katie Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Casey, Jr. Mrs. Edmund J. Cashman Mr. and Mrs. Ryland O. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. William C. Chenoweth Mr. and Mrs. Ken B. Chodnicki Mr. Gaylord L. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Cline Dr. Miriam Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Cohen Mrs. Laura Lee Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Rutger B. Colt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Conklin Mr. and Mrs. George W. Cox Mr. James K. Crider Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Crouse Mr. and Mrs. John F. Curley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Daily III Mr. Jonathan E. Davis Dr. and Mrs. Narciso A. DeBorja Ms. Donatella DeLonde Mr. and Mrs. William S. Dingledine Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Dittmar Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Dixon Mrs. Rebecca Giordano Dreisbach and The Rev. Dr. Christopher Dreisbach Mrs. Betsy S. Durham Mr. and Mrs. John G. Eckenrode, Jr. Mrs. Barbara Ensor Mr. and Mrs. W. Todd Ensor Mr. and Mrs. William T. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Greg Ey Ms. Annie Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Steven K. Fedder Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Federico Mrs. Elinor Feiss Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Figler, Jr. Mrs. Alice Ann Finnerty Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Finnerty Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. FitzGerald Dr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Floccare Ms. Kathleen Flynn Mr. Albert F. Freihofer Mr. and Mrs. Herbert D. Frerichs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brandon F. Gaines Mr. and Mrs. L. Myrton Gaines III Mr. Robert S. Gaines Mr. Thomas M. Gaines Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Gelston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Randall Gerstmyer Rev. Dr. and Mrs. William F. R. Gilroy Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Glaeser Mr. and Mrs. John J. Glatz II Mr. and Mrs. J. Frederick Glose Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Gothier, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John D. Gottsch Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Graham Mr. Scott D. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Stuart F. Gray Mr. and Mrs. James R. Grieves, Jr. Ms. Claire Gugerty Mr. Mac Gugerty Ms. Paige Gugerty

Ms. Dell Hagan-Rhodes and Mr. Timothy Rhodes Dr. Shelly Hairston-Jones and Dr. Keith A. Hairston Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan I. Hamburger Mrs. Stephany Harper Mrs. Mary E. Hathaway Ms. Jennifer L. Heller Mrs. Nancy A. Herget Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hopkins Mr. Robert M. Hopkins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Horning Mr. and Mrs. Allan E. Howell Mrs. Nancy Hudgins Ms. Karen Greenwood Hughes Mrs. Margaret Hupfeldt Mrs. Kathy Hupfeldt Ms. S. Kimberly Hupfeldt Mr. and Mrs. Shawan P. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hyman Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Iodice Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Jackson, Sr. Dr. Linda J. Jacobs Mrs. Frances R. Judkins Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Kappus Mr. and Mrs. David M. Katinsky Mr. and Mrs. John J. Keenan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Kellerman Mrs. Frances J. Kemp Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonald Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. King Ms. Georgette D. Kiser Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Kleiser Mr. Carroll S. Klingelhofer II Ms. Parker Sutton and Mr. Paul Knott Mrs. Thomas V. Kotras Mrs. Lawrence W. Krastel Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. Kuntz Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lange Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Leeds Mr. an Mrs. Jeffrey A. Lees Ms. Patricia Lesho Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. Levine Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Lewis, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Lewis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Light Mrs. Judith B. Lindenstruth Mrs. Susan Lloyd Mrs. Mary Logan Mr. Douglas K. Loizeaux Mr. and Mr. Mark E. Long Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lowy Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Loyd Mr. and Mrs. D. Taylor Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Duke Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Maisel III Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Malinowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Mallon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mangels Mrs. Shara Rachel-Levine Manning Ms. Patricia O. B. Farley and Mr. William F. Marlow Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Marrocco Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Warner P. Mason, Sr. Mrs. Myles R. McComas Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. McComas, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. McDermott

Mr. and Mrs. David L. McKissock, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. McLean Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. McNulty Mr. and Mrs. Donald Metzger Mr. and Mrs. A. Skip Miller, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. William Miller Ms. Tracy Miller and Mr. Paul Arnest Mrs. Beth S. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Mollett Mr. and Mrs. D. Paul Montague Mrs. Martha Moore Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Morgan Mrs. James R. Moxley Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Moyer Ms. Michelle D. Mtimet Mr. and Mrs. Dwight C. Mules Ms. Margaret Mullally Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan P. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Walker S. Mygatt Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Naeny, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Nance Mr. and Mrs. Latimer Naylor Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Nichols Mr. Robert H. Nicolls Mr. and Mrs. David J. Norman Dr. and Mrs. Abraham Obuchowski Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. O’Neil, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand H. Onnen, Jr. Mr. Glynn I. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Palmer Mrs. Diane W. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Peace Mr. and Mrs. William F. Peck Mrs. Lynnda Peterman Mr. and Mrs. Barry Peters Mr. William W. Pheil Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Pollock Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Post Ms. Carolyn Pouch Ms. Maxine Powell Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Purdue Mr. and Mrs. Gary Pyne Mr. and Mrs. David Radebaugh Mrs. John Radebaugh Mr. Joseph L. Radebaugh, Jr. Mrs. Dottie Read Dr. and Mrs. William F. Regine Dr. and Mrs. Michael T. Reid Mr. Stephen Reinitz Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rice III Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Rice Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson Mr. and Mrs. David B. Robinson RolandRun Club Lacrosse Ms. Elizabeth Rose Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rubino Mr. G. Darrell Russell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Sabo Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sachse Mrs. Kim Smith Sagor Mr. and Mrs. John R. Sale Mr. and Mrs. H. Michael Sample Mr. and Mrs. George Santos II Dr. and Mrs. Simon V. Scalia Mr. and Mrs. William Schneidereith Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Schoenfeld Mr. Robert R. Schwartz, Jr. Ms. Amanda Scott-Martin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Shepherd 41

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Mrs. Kim Smith Sagor Mr. and Mrs. John R. Sale Mr. and Mrs. H. Michael Sample Mr. and Mrs. George Santos II Dr. and Mrs. Simon V. Scalia Mr. and Mrs. William Schneidereith Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Schoenfeld Mr. Robert R. Schwartz, Jr. Ms. Amanda Scott-Martin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Shepherd Ms. Lisa Shochet Mr. and Mrs. George M. Shriver III Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. H. Shriver Mr. and Mrs. Roland Shumate Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sieverts Ms. Susan Silesky Mr. and Mrs. Owen W. Silvey II Mrs. Katherine Simpson Drs. Venice K. Paterakis and Frederick G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. J. Duncan Smith Mr. and Mrs. C. Terrence Smith Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Snyder Mrs. Gail Spahn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Starkey Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Stieff III Ms. Connie Stothoff Mr. Scott F. Stothoff Mr. Matt Stout Mr. Harry W. Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Sutton Mrs. Susan B. Szczypinski Mr. and Mrs. Brian Tankersley Mrs. Jeanne M. Tepel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Thibeault, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Derrick Thomas, Jr. Mr. James G. Thomas, Jr. Mrs. Eileen A. Toohey Mrs. Jean Tubman Mrs. Margaret B. Tucker Dr. and Mrs. H. Mebane Turner Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ubriaco Mr. and Mrs. John B. Van Horn Ms. Kendall Vaughan Mr. and Mr. David L. Vercollone 42

Dr. Eileen P. Vining and Mr. John C. Vining, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Voigt III Mrs. Barbara Voss Noell and Mr. Charles E. Noell Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Waller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ward Mr. and Mrs. David O. Watts Mrs. James McC. Webster, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Weidner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weisman Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Whitman III Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Wiglesworth Mrs. Eileen Wilcox Ms. Jennifer Williams Mr. and Mrs. T. Bayard Williams II Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Winstead, Jr. Dr. and Ms. Timothy F. Witham Mrs. Stephanie Woolard Mr. Andrew Ziolkowski GRANDPARENTS Mr. and Mrs. James C. Alban III Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Anthony, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Banes Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Barrett Mrs. Arlene Bekman Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bengermino Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Gasper Bivalacqua Mr. and Mrs. David W. Blois Mr. and Mrs. Mario Boulware Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brody Mr. and Mrs. James Burman Mrs. Jean A. Campbell Mrs. Elaine Cochran Mr. and Mrs. J. Joseph Curran Ms. Michaele Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Andre Dagenais Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Dengler

Mr. and Mrs. John Doherty Mrs. Marilyn Ebaugh Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fader Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Fingles Mrs. Alice Ann Finnerty Mr. Richard Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Ford, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George A. France Mr. Robert S. Gaines Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. George Mr. and Mrs. Eric Godshalk Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Goldsborough, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gray Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Greif, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hazard Drs. Ruby P. and Robert W. Hearn Mr. Paul J. Hinkle, Sr. Mr. John Hunsicker Dr. and Mrs. James Jones Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. Karbonik Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Keller Dr. and Mrs. Paul W. Ladenson Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas LeGrand Mrs. Helen L. LeGrande Mrs. Loraine Lobe Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lowentritt Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Maffia Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Makowiecki Mr. Hans F. Mayer Mrs. Myles R. McComas Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Meredith Mrs. Beth S. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Morse Mrs. James R. Moxley Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Murray Mrs. Cassandra S. Naylor Ms. Robin Neal Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Onorato, Sr. Mrs. Maria D. O’Rourk Mrs. Eleanor Pennington Drs. Jeannette E. and James E. Post Mr. Joseph L. Radebaugh, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Reilly Mr. and Mrs. David C. Ring, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. George Robey Mrs. Carolee V. Rooney Ms. Mary Ann Schoenwetter Mr. and Mrs. Roland Shumate Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Southwood Mrs. Theresa Staniewski Mr. Ronald I. Stern Mrs. Evelyn R. Stewart Ms. Sharon Stewart Mr. Harry W. Sutton Mr. and Mrs. David Thaman Mr. and Mrs. C. Ridgley Warfield Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wasserman Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Wisniewski CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS Abbott Labs The Alban Family Fund of The Baltimore Community Foundation Alfred I. Dupont Educational and Charitable Foundation American Heart Association, Inc. Ameriprise Financial The Baltimore Community Foundation The Baltimore Educational Scholarship Trust Baltimore Lacrosse Club, Inc. Bank of America The Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation The Boys’ Latin Alumni Association The Boys’ Latin Parents’ Association The Campbell Foundation The Keith Campbell Foundation W. P. Carey Foundation Stanley Black & Decker CDK Global, LLC Chubb Charitable Foundation The Deering Family Foundation, Inc. Deloitte and Touche Exelon Foundation Google, Inc. Grainger, Incorporated Heartland Payment Systems HDF Logistics LLC Legg Mason, Inc. The Louis and Dora Smith Foundation Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association The Morgan Family Foundation Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation Northrop Grumman T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc. Revere Bank Robert Wood Johnson Fund The Schluderberg Foundation, Inc. Scripps Howard Foundation The Sheridan Foundation The Louis and Dora Smith Foundation Society of the Cincinnati in the State of New Hampshire The Stieff Family Foundation SunTrust Bank, Mid-Atlantic The Henry S. & Agnes M. Truzack Foundation UBS Financial Visa, Incorporated The Wells Fargo Foundation

PARENTS Kindergarten Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Kury Mr. and Mrs. Noah T. Mumaw Mr. and Mrs. David B. Rosenkilde, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron J. Smolarz Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. L. Timoll Pre-First Mr. and Mrs. James P. Corcoran III Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Jackson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gavin S. Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Derek M. Radebaugh Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Raiswell First Grade Mr. and Mrs. James C. Alban IV Mr. and Mrs. John A. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Beau A. Dagenais Mr. and Mrs. Marco Ferri Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M. Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Shane Layng Mr. and Mrs. David C. Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. John T. Ward Ms. India E. Whitlock Second Grade Mr. and Mrs. Brendon L. Bengermino Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Julian A. Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Chris Krupinski, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Itai Livne Mr. and Mrs. Noah T. Mumaw Mr. and Mrs. Shawn W. Walter Third Grade Mrs. Mari Verrecchia-DeLonde and Mr. Antwyne DeLonde Ms. Christine Johnson and Mr. Bernard Eck Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kenney Ms. Amanda Lopez and Mr. Guillermo Giraldo Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. North, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chigoz Nwamoh Mr. and Mrs. Jason C. Quenzer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Riter Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Roth Mr. Zachary Shankman Mr. and Mrs. Joshua M. Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Strauss Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Vitelkites Mr. and Mrs. Shawn W. Walter Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wolff Fourth Grade Mrs. Nicole Brown Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Clark Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Marco Ferri Ms. Lisa Katulis Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Keller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Kury Mr. and Mrs. Tariq T. Mian Ms. Kimberlee Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Derek M. Radebaugh Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Wilson

Fifth Grade Mr. and Ms. Maurice P. Bruce, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy W. Daniel Dr. and Ms. Jonathan Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Eric Feiss Ms. Alice Gregg and Mr. Paris K. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Scot Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Julian A. Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hazard Mr. and Mrs. Richard Juergensen Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Katsafanas Mr. and Mrs. Jason C. Martin Ms. Justina Simmons and Mr. Casey Musick Mr. and Mrs. Alex Onyekwere Mr. and Mrs. Laurence F. Oster Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Roche 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 Mrs. Hilary Gibbons-Wyss and Mr. Lawrence Wyss Dr. Allison Yacoub and Mr. David J. Yacoub Sixth Grade Ms. Lisa Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Barczak Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Beck Dr. Rachel Benn and Mr. Merrick J. Benn Ms. Catherine Bishop and Mr. Daniel Marino Mr. and Mrs. Brian Black Mr. and Mrs. Elliott M. Blank Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Dubin Mr. and Mrs. Jamie J. Fick, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hartman Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Keller Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Itai Livne Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Jamison Miller Mr. and Mrs. Jason E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Chigoz Nwamoh Mr. and Mrs. David J. Preller III Mr. and Mrs. Richard Puritz Mr. and Mrs. Derek M. Radebaugh Mr. an Mrs. Michael Roth Mrs. Jennifer Gilbert St. John Mr. and Mrs. Keith Steller Mr. and Mrs. Scott Suriano Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Tucker Mr. and Mrs. John T. Ward Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wilkerson III Seventh Grade Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Bagby Ms. Michelle Briggs and Mr. John Bahel Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bickel Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Billian Mr. and Mrs. Erik M. Briggs Ms. Anne T. Chiolo Mr. and Mrs. Dan Colhoun III

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Mr. and Mrs. Adam C. Crooks Dr. and Mrs. Mikel D. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Forchheimer Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Freund Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Graney Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Holder Dr. Leslie Hollins and Mr. Kevin Hollins Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Klinedinst, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kristoff Mr. and Mrs. Justin W. Laupert Dr. and Mrs. Scott D. London Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. McClure Mr. and Mrs. Joshua S. Overholt Mr. and Mrs. David Pridgen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel N. Riter Mr. and Mrs. Andrew I. Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie A. Schwab Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Shumate Mr. and Mrs. Joshua M. Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Slowikowski Mr. and Mrs. Trent A. Stockton Mrs. Margaret Watkins and Mr. Stratton Strand Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor Mr. and Mrs. James W. Thompson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Warnack, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Justin H. Woelper Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wolff Eighth Grade Mrs. Antigoni Apesos Ms. Jill Woodward and Mr. Tsvetan R. Bachvaroff Mrs. Hillary Carey Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Clark Mr. Jason Cooke Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Cooke Mr. and Mrs. David A. Crowley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Dibari Mr. and Mrs. Jamie J. Fick, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Galiani Dr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. James B. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Heider Mr. and Mrs. John P. Huber Mr. and Mrs. Matt D. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ryan R. Kelly, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Pillip Kendall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Alex Leikus Dr. and Mrs. Scott D. London Mrs. Kate Lynch Mrs. Shara Rachel-Levine Manning Mr. and Mrs. Andrew F. Meredith Mr. and Ms. John C. Ohnmacht Dr. Jenai Paul and Mr. Michael T. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Richard Puritz Mr. and Mrs. Jason C. Quenzer Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Reid Mrs. Stacy M. Kidd and Mr. William Reinecke Drs. Elisabeth and Glenn R. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Roche Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Schoenwetter Ms. Robyn A. Steele Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. James W. Thompson, Jr 44

Ninth Grade Mr. and Mrs. Corey A. Alston, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Bogusky Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Brant Mr. and Mrs. James H. Burch Mr. and Mrs. David S. Cadigan Ms. Celeste A. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Byron K. Dent Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Foster, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Goldsborough III Dr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Hillwig Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Jones III Mr. and Mrs. Terrance King Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Knott Mr. and Mrs. Justin W. Laupert Mr. and Mrs. Keith Light Ms. Aline Lin and Mr. Michael Linkinhoker Ms. Amanda Lopez and Mr. Guillermo Giraldo Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Makowiecki Mr. and Mrs. Tariq Mian Mr. and Mrs. Kyriakos Mimaros Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Moxley Mr. and Mrs. David Oestreicher Mr. and Mrs. Adam Peake Ms. Natalie N. Preston Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Richter Mr. and Mrs. Andrew I. Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Roe Dr. Elizabeth M. Turin and Mr. Thomas M. Rosati Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Rosiak, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Rudick Dr. Karen Scheu and Mr. Robert Scheu Mr. and Mrs. William D. Scott Mr. and Mrs. John H. Shenasky III Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Smith III Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Everett L. Whitley Dr. and Mrs. Timothy F. Witham Tenth Grade Mr. Gregg M. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Blibaum Mr. and Mrs. Scott Breza Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Brooks Dr. and Mrs. Matthews Chacko Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Crouse Mr. and Mrs. David A. Crowley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Davies Mr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Scot Goldstein Mr. Scott Goodhue Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Green II Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hazard Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Holder Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lorenz IV Ms. Valerie Lorenz Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Mallon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. McClure Dr. Patrick Moulds Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. O’Connor, Jr. Drs. Omrana Pasha and Junaid A. Razzak Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Reid Ms. Alden B. Reith

Mr. John C. Reith Mrs. Lauri M. Richmond CDR Kala Rochelle Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Rueter Ms. Laura M. Barrientos and Mr. David Sena Drs. Rebekah & Cedric Sims Mr. and Mrs. Trent A. Stockton Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Thomas The J. Timothy Voelkel Family Eleventh Grade Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Arthur Dr. Nancy Bailowitz and Mr. Jordan I. Bailowitz Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Barta Mr. and Mrs. Alan L. Billian Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Bogusky Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Booth Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. David Burman Ms. Anne T. Chiolo Mr. John R. Ciccarone Ms. Selma V. Ciccarone Dr. and Mrs. Mikel D. Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. DeRocco Mr. and Mrs. John C. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Fitz- Patrick Ms. Rachel Eisler and Mr. Geoffrey Genth Mr. and Mrs. John J. Glatz II Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hegmann Mr. and Mrs. David B. Hescox Mr. Dwayne A. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Terrence King Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Longway Mr. and Ms. Andrew C. Loyd Mr. and Mrs. Robins R. Mapp III Mr. and Mrs. John J. Maranto Mr. and Mrs. Neil L. McAslan Mr. and Mrs. Ryan McClernan Dr. and Mrs. Patrick T. McGinley Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. McMillan Mr. and Mrs. Niall H. O’Malley Mr. and Mrs. William Ozonoff Mr. and Mrs. Adam Peake Mrs. Lucie Pepe Ms. Carolyn Pouch Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rak Drs. Omrana Pasha and Junaid A. Razzak CDR Kala Rochelle Ms. Sylvie Merlier-Rowen and Mr. Stanley Rowen Mr. and Mrs. William Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Jeff R. Schechter Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Schell Mr. and Mrs. C. Ryan Smith Ms. Theresa M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Spilman V Mr. and Mrs. Brian Tankersley Mrs. Tracy Travers Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Watson Dr. and Mrs. Stuart T. Zaller Twelfth Grade Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Alokones Ms. Michelle M. Bourque Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Brody

Jimmy Currie ’73, Harry Rodgers ’74, Hal Hathaway ’66

Drs. Maya M. and Steven S. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. David S. Cadigan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Crain Ms. Shymaine D. Davis Ms. Anne-Marie Domacasse Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dye Mr. and Mrs. John F. Eichelberger Ms. Brenda Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Finnerty Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Foster, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Gold Mr. and Mrs. Dean J. Gonzalez Ms. Chanda F. Grimes Mr. Ryan Grimes Drs. Shelly Hairston-Jones and Keith A. Hairston Molly and Tom Halleron Ms. Jennifer Hearn Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Heider Dr. Sandra Hawkins-Heitt and Dr. Michael Heitt Mrs. Michelle Hopkins-Hibbs and Mr. Keith L. Hibbs Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hinkle Ms. Marta Kulchytska and Mr. Yaro Kulchyckyj Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lorenz IV Ms. Valerie Lorenz Dr. and Mrs. Steven M. Lutzky Ms. Lisa H. Jones and Mr. Sean R. Malone Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. McClure Mr. and Mrs. Luke P. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Moxley Mr. and Mrs. Luis M. Novelo Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Roe Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Rosiak, Sr. Drs. Rebekah and Cedric Sims Dr. and Mrs. Scott A. Ulery Mr. and Mrs. Carl Voigt III Mr. and Mrs. Derya Yavalar

GIFTS-IN-KIND

Walter D. Penrose

Mr. Nicholas Alban Ms. Kristina Anderson and Mr. Andres Bujanda Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bryan Mr. W. Todd Ensor Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Forchheimer Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. King Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Mollett Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moxley Mr. and Mrs. Samer N. Wahbe Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wolff

Class of 1953

REPORT OF ALUMNI GIFTS

David W. Meese Luther B. Miller, Jr. Hugo C. Olsen, Jr. Ronald E. Ritchie

Class of 1945 J. Frederick Glose Class of 1946

Raphael O. Brooks, Jr. W. Peregrine Roberts Class of 1954 William E. Berndt Brooks B. Gracie, Jr. Class of 1955

Class of 1956

James T. Gray

Hugh E. Gelston, Jr. Thomas W. Mitchell

Class of 1947

Class of 1957

A. Burton Levering Donald D. Stegman*

Hy James Levasseur Peter L. Stegner

Class of 1948

Class of 1958

Brooke P. Cottman* Thomas E. Donoho

Sidney R. Gehlert

Class of 1950 George M. Shriver III Class of 1951 John W. Sause, Jr. Class of 1952 Carroll M. Berndt, Jr. Robert A. Hartley

Class of 1959 Dyson P. Ehrhardt Class of 1960 William H. May Class of 1961 Roger G. Bloom Carroll S. Klingelhofer III Joseph E. Perkins* 45

Matthew A. Toth Frederick O. Viele II

David E. Waters Stephen E. Wright

Class of 1962

Class of 1970

John W. Ashworth III J. William Miller

Joseph W. G. Brooks Kennison N. Gale, Jr. Timothy B. Gilbert Richard B. Kelly John A. Leftwich B. Frank Shriver James W. Stieff Jeffrey H. Wilson Thomas G. Xenakis

Class of 1964 Robert E. Carter R. Bruce Fingles Joseph F. Foertsch, Jr. Robin S. Read Philip A. Rousseaux George R. Ruhl III Class of 1965 Byron R. Banghart David E. Bosley Harry C. Bowie III Mark J. Brady William F. R. Gilroy Joseph H. Grady, Jr. Charles R. Greenslit Thomas B. Peace Mark F. Wachter Class of 1966 Austin W. Brizendine, Jr. William R. Chenoweth Robert C. Goetze, Jr. Gary A. Graham Harold G. Hathaway III Evan R. Jaqua Mike Thomas Class of 1967 Donald W. Fusting Hugh J. Gallagher Leonard G. Getschel, Jr. Gerald Maizlish Frank Morgan Herbert R. O’Conor III Glynn I. Owens Frederick G. Smith Class of 1968 Bradford G. Y. Carney Andrew D. Coleman Brian T. Devlin Jeffrey J. Glibert Douglas K. Loizeaux Frederick V. W. Slagle Class of 1969 John G. M. Bacot, Sr. John Canedy David A. Goetze Donald A. Manekin J. Huston McCollough II Richard C. Mollett Robert V. H. Shriver John B. Thomas II 46

Class of 1971 James A. Callahan, Jr. Page Edmunds Lawrence P. Greenslit Daniel K. Jones Dennis J. Lambrow Richard H. Lehr Richard S. Mogowski Ferdinand H. Onnen, Jr. H. Lee Stierhoff, Jr. Allen Stockbridge Carl A. TenHoopen III William E. Thompson IV Herbert F. Waters Charles A. Wilson Dennis S. Xenakis Class of 1972 Anonymous Evan Black Raleigh Brent III Mark M. Deering Brandon F. Gaines Jack C. Grace G. Todd Guntner Frederick J. Heldrich III Chris Hupfeldt David A. Kennedy Timothy E. Mering S. Morris Murray William A. Niermann, Jr. T. Scott Pendleton Gary A. Seidman A. L. Shreve Waxter, Jr. Class of 1973 Charles F. Black, Sr. John O. Blalock James R. Brooks James W. Currie, Jr. C. Randall Deering Stuart Dusty Farber Lee M. Kennedy John F. King, Jr. Kevin J. Murphy Robert B. Naeny, Jr. J. Keith Scroggins J. Duncan Smith Roderick M. Theobald James T. Tomney II Samer N. Wahbe

Eileen Cox, Alexis Bruce P’27

Alan M. Waller, Jr. Class of 1974 Scott H. Berger Randolph F. Cullen W. Brent Dempsey Mark G. Dorney Alexius A. Dyer III L. Myrton Gaines III Jay S. Guyther Scott E. Huber Dan C. MacLea III James F. Mosberg Harry W. Rodgers IV Walter A. Romans, Jr. Edward J. Starz Charles C. Stieff III T. Bayard Williams II Class of 1975 John M. Beazley Wayne R. Birely Harvey S. Brooks Philip C. Federico Bruce D. McLean Brian H. O’Neil T. Michael Preston Randall Voith Bennett B. Wethered F. Christian Zinkhan Class of 1976 Hugh L. Andes Scott J. Caddell Jackson Y. Dott James R. Grieves, Jr.

J. McDonald Kennedy William S. Levy III David E. Meyers A. Skip Miller, Sr. Andrew S. Mullins Pen Pendleton III John B. Pierson William H. Skinner Richard N. Sutton J. Timothy Voelkel Class of 1977 William N. Blake Geoffrey H. Brent Frank F. Daily III Patrick M. Finn Louis R. Fritz Andrew P. Hilgartner William S. Howser Frank S. Jones, Jr. Christopher P. Melocik George Santos II J. Matthew Schofield 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 Craig A. Lewis Dwight H. Miller Patrick Miller Donald F. Obrecht, Jr.

Class of 1979

Class of 1985

Stephen M. Dubin Paul D. Knott Richard B. Schwitzer

Robert T. Cashman Nicholas B. M. Kemp, Jr. J. Todd Lindenstruth Ryan McClernan Leon F. Pinkett III Charles M. Shriver Brooks Shumate Roy A. Smith III Arthur F. Spalding Carl Voigt III Anthony S. Waskiewicz, Jr.

Class of 1980 J. Dixon Bartlett III Kenneth S. Frontain W. Kyle Gore G. Paul Govatos, Jr. Roland S. Harvey John S. Hessian Glenford L. Hynson Ashley B. Johnson Henry A. Lederer Mark W. Mason Martin J. Miller Scott C. Sites David T. Whittie Class of 1981 Ian R. Anderson, Jr. David W. Beachler James H. Burch John S. Gibbs V Charles V. Henry, Jr. Mark D. Knobloch Jeffrey C. Mason Wesley R. Payne IV Robert E. Smith James G. Thomas, Jr. Peter D. Verheyen David O. Watts Bennett E. Zinman Class of 1982 Richard H. Bagby George F. Barker Juan M. Buendia Thomas P. Finnerty Thomas M. Gaines Dominic L. Jordan Hugh J. Monaghan Dwight C. Mules Class of 1983 W. Todd Ensor J. Patrick Gugerty Zinon M. Pappas Robert J. Sherrod Richard Wartzman Class of 1984 Paul L. Baker Thomas G. Blair Mark B. Bond John R. Ciccarone Michael T. Colt Jason B. Hillen John C. Mangels, Sr. George J. Rayburn John C. Reith George M. Shriver IV Charles D. White Kennon C. Whittle III

C. Ryan Smith Jason A. L. Timoll Class of 1992 Stephen M. Bassford Bruce S. Campbell IV Aaron B. Cline William P. Gilroy Christopher P. Hervy Neale W. Osenburg David B. Pollock James G. Walls, Jr.

Class of 1986

Class of 1993

Andrew W. Buchanan Michael D. LeBlanc Joshua R. Mayhorne

Jarrett B. Leeb Eric Spilman Dennis H. Weinman

Class of 1987

Class of 1994

John J. Glatz II Brian M. Kowitz James A. Mitchell Jason Morton Brian J. Rudick Michael G. Thomas W. Andrew A. Tierney

R. Brandon Mollett Brian K. Shure Patrick G. Sullivan Edwin H. Webster III

Class of 1988 Gary S. Blibaum Charles A. Constable Adam C. Crooks Jonathan N. Davidov Hugh E. Gelston III Keith A. Gertsen William J. Held, Jr. Eric T. Levin Michael W. Lutz David W. Marcus Luke P. Miller Mark G. Moxley David J. Preller III Class of 1989 Anthony R. Brown Ross M. Levin Gene Ubriaco Class of 1990 Nicholas Alban Trent H. Carter James S. Francomano George K. Gelston Ryan C. A. Kirby Gregory Pyne Derek M. Radebaugh William D. Scott Class of 1991 Jason N. Barnett Samuel H. Friedman David C. Hyman Kevin C. Lutz Ryan S. Sachs Christian M. Sieverts

Class of 1995 Timothy F. Berger Brad R. Bernstein Marc J. Hassan James L. Lears III Jason C. Quenzer Joshua M. Silverman Michael N. Smith Elliot H. Steelman R. Christopher Swanson Shawn W. Walter Class of 1996 Jason B. Carney Chad Fisher James Hunter Marshall McDorman Class of 1997 Todd E. Bowens Todd R. Evans Ryan D. Mollett Noah T. Mumaw Tom Nee LeBaron Scarlett Todd Ulrich Class of 1998 Kelson W. Powell Kevin L. Wiglesworth Class of 1999 Geoffrey M. Burger Timothy M. Cronin Frank J. Federico III Stephen E. Feiss Stephen B. Fuller Lucien E. Giordano Hunter S. Lochte

Kevin M. Sullivan Class of 2000 Jake M. Aygun Dan P. Berger Christopher S. Brown Brandon B. Carney Brandon A. Carver Mathew D. Jahromi Andrew S. Katzenberg Adam B. Lowy Brian P. Nee Matt J. O’Malley Joseph Scalia Class of 2001 Blaise J. E. Ahearn Stanley L. Blackwell Mitchell D. Hendler James R. Jeffcoat Daniel Lacher Matthew S. Melnick Ferdinand H. Onnen III Krager D. Sanders Gregory P. Wiatrowski Class of 2002 Henry M. Blue, Jr. Michael A. Case Jason T. Dobrzykowski Jeffrey K. England Ryan J. Feeley Matthew F. Feild Jeffrey E. Keenan Daniel S. Mroz Phillip M. North Brian W. O. Read James C. Waring Benjamin B. Wells Class of 2003 Gregory C. Baggan Andrew T. Burger William L. Cooper III Daniel A. Lucas Patrick R. Mahoney D. Andrew Peace Thomas Quin Revel Korey B. Rubeling Charles S. Sheain III Hillen J. Smith III Class of 2004 Philip D. Cronin Timothy A. Davis Gabriel M. Dutton, Sr. John G. Eckenrode III Peter J. LaPaglia III Kyle W. Mahoney Michael A. Sapperstein Cotter S. Smith Jason R. Smith Patrick M. Smith Class of 2005 Daniel J. Ehrlich Robert D. H. Harvey III 47

Joseph D. Kennedy Jesse R. Leikin Scott N. Matthews Christopher P. Montague Charles H. O’Neil C. Clinton Stieff IV Wesley B. Wharton James J. Winn VI Class of 2006 Chris J. Boland David B. Brown Brian Farrell James P. Feketie Gregory P. FitzGerald Michael B. Hurwitz Ryan H. Kaufman M. Ross McComas III Stuart L. Mitchell Dietrich P. Onnen Andrew B. Taubman Edward D. Whitman Class of 2007 David F. Aiken Samuel B. Colonell Michael F. Conklin Jonathan W. Decker Alexander W. Gaines Colin M. Gaines Jeffrey A. Gaines Jacob L. Hagelin Craig L. Martin Joshua B. Perlow Travis R. Reed Conor P. Sanders Emmert C. Schamburg Tyler T. Silvey W. Brett Weiss Class of 2008 Matthew W. Andes John J. Keenan Dennis R. Mahoney M. Charles McComas Sean M. Sanders John R. Scott III R. Nicholas Sutton, Jr. Thomas N. Thibeault II Class of 2009 Bradford D. Boyer Patrick M. Dudley Christopher J. Esser Daniel F. Johnson John H. Rice IV John C. Scheve Matthew C. Torr Christian J. Walsh Class of 2010 Thomas L. Adams IV Stephen B. Andes J. Denton Asdourian Gregory J. Barnes 48

Cole O. Blake M. McCormack Curran Thomas J. Guarino Matthew R. Hamburger Patrick J. Jennings Evan J. Obligin Kevin B. O’Neil Sean A. Page William Neill Peck Sean M. Radcliffe Kevin A. Stierer, Jr. Andrew T. White Christopher M. Wilcox Class of 2011 Jonathan H. Attman Jeffrey F. Chase Maxwell T. Cooke Zachary L. Davis Jack D. Durkee Jeremy R. Freeman Justin E. Hill Benjamin J. Kellar Trevor J. Kiddy Michael V. Mutscheller Charles D. Rice Christopher C. Rizakos James B. Scharff William R. Schmidt IV Wells T. Stanwick Taylor Stothoff Joe M. Weidner Alexander B. Whitman Joshua D. Woodson Class of 2012 Geron M. Brooks James F. Connor, Jr. Henry J. Knott IV James H. Peacock Greg B. Pyke George S. B. Rice Nicholas R. Shepherd Brink Van Horn Spencer B. Ward Timothy A. Wilcox Class of 2013 C. Bowen Adams Stephen C. Black Alec S. Blitzstein Taylor C. Davis Joshua D. Hamburger Franklin L. Johnson III Tyler R. Montague Jackson C. Parriott III Mackenzie W. Pons Andrew S. Roswell Jacob N. Sachse Gregory G. Sheetz William H. Suttton Class of 2014 Cameron A. Adams Natale E. Bruno, Jr. Liam C. Burman

Brady H. Dashiell Hunter J. Moreland Tyler J. Moyer James E. Parker William F. Parriott Riley F. Peters David B. Pisanic Shackleford P. Stanwick Parker D. Yablon Class of 2015 Myles J. Cohen William H. Frerichs Dylan F. Gaines Luke C. Murray Robert B. Rice Patrick A. Spencer Connor J. Ward Class of 2016 W. Samuel Bowen Andrew J. Brennan Mitchell I. Casper Michael R. Chasney, Jr. Robert V. Gothier III Matthew T. Lugat William T. Reid Patrick K. Stahl Benjamin M. Starkey Class of 2017 Garrett T. Dreiband Robert J. Fite Garrett J. Glaeser Jacob R. Glatz Bryce Gothier Parker S. Hopkins Matthew H. Kleiser Louis N. Meittinis Ethan M. Norman Jacob W.D. Schneider Garrett T. Voigt Class 2018 John P. Barbeu Justin G. Burbelo Maxwell F. Mygatt William J. O’Dell Matthew C. Post James M. Rice David B. Robinson, Jr. Brady R. Rubenstein Class 2019 Walker G. Campbell Winston C. Chodnicki Andrew S. Cohen Connor A. Knott Price F. Marlow Alexander M. Mtimet Blake G. Shepherd Alexander T. Stengel John G. Sutton Cooper H. Weidner

Class of 2020 William F. Alokones Jared A. Archer Cole H. Berger Dean A. Berger Kyle M. Blume Samuel M. Brody Jordan A. Brooks Nathan X. Brown Connor Cadigan Zachary N. Crain Stephen J. Davis Carlos A. Domacasse Lorenzo Donadio Joseph A. Dye James B. Eichelberger Cole B. Erickson John P. Erwin Ryan W. Evans John S. Finnerty Michael B. Foster, Jr. Blake P. Gable Jonathan Gandsas Nicholas E. Gold Alexander Blake Gonzalez Brendan C. Grimes Lowell J. Hairston John J. Halleron George Samuel Haynes Benjamin W. Heck Edward Heider Aidan M. Heitt Khai Christopher Hibbs Harry R. Hinkle Andrew J. Hudyma Mason Grant Isaac Joshua Bernard Jones Zachary James Kerfoot Darius Dmytro-Andrij Kulchyckyj Joseph Thomas Lorenz Zachary A. Lutzky Daniel B. McClure Jacob W. Miller Bryce J. Milton Jared T. Morton Stewart G. Moxley Chase O. Murdoch Diego Novelo Ramirez King Shamel Richardson Dale A. Roe Frank Charles Rosiak Jackob Samuel Sims Harrison A. Spilker Michael A. Theis Benjamin H. Ulery Grant P. Voigt Kendall D. Walker Zelong Wang Justin O. Waters Gerald P. Watson Colby J. Weishaar Emre K. Yavalar Igor Zaporozhski Class of 2023 James H. Burch, Jr. Cole W. Gibson

Noah A. Jones Thomas M. Moxley Tristan L. Whitely Class of 2024 Grant T. Gibson Class of 2026 Andrew P. McDonald Class of 2028 Keno J. Brown, Jr. Class of 2029 Antony D. Verrecchia- DeLonde IN HONOR OF MCLEAN ALBAN ’31 AND BRADEN BROWN ’24 The Campbell Foundation IN HONOR OF HARRY C. BOWIE III ’65 Mrs. Ann Bowie Blair IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 2020 AND THE 2020 LACROSSE TEAM Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Sutton IN HONOR OF JOE DYE AND THE CLASS OF 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dye IN HONOR OF W. KYLE GORE Society of the Cincinnati in the State of New Hampshire IN HONOR OF FREDERICK (BUTCH) C. MAISEL III Mrs. Ann Bowie Blair IN HONOR OF DR. AND MRS. DOUGLAS J. SANDERS Mr. Conor P. Sanders IN MEMORY OF MORTON E. BARNETT Mr. Jason N. Barnett Mrs. Joyce S. Barnett

IN MEMORY OF KATHLEEN (KATE) M. BERGER FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE KATHLEEN M. BERGER SCHOLARSHIP FUND

IN MEMORY OF BRIAN C. CAMPBELL ’92

SR. SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Ms. Brenda J. Bodian Mrs. Jean A. Campbell Ms. Jennifer L. Heller

Mrs. Margaret K. Hupfeldt and The Hupfeldt Family The Schluderberg Foundation, Inc.

Mrs. Joyce S. Barnett Ms. Jean A. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kaster Mrs. Judith B. Lindenstruth Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. O’Neil

IN MEMORY OF STEPHEN EARLY

Mr. Alexius A. Dyer III Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonald Kennedy

IN MEMORY OF RICHARD T. BOWIE ’34 & WASHINGTON BOWIE ’29

IN MEMORY OF EMMA VIRGINIA GAINES

Mrs. Ann Bowie Blair

Mr. Alexius A. Dyer III

IN MEMORY OF JOHN G. BOWLING H’10 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE JOHN G. BOWLING SCHOLARSHIP FUND

IN MEMORY OF W. BRAD GANO ’74 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE W. BRAD GANO SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Mrs. Jean A. Campbell Mr. Alexius A. Dyer III Mr. Armand F. Girard Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Mollett Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rubino IN MEMORY OF RALEIGH BRENT II ’44 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GILLIAN AND RALEIGH BRENT FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey H. Brent Mr. Raleigh Brent III Chubb Charitable Foundation Ms. Karen Greenwood Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Palmer Mrs. Susan B. Szczypinski IIN MEMORY OF FRANK C. BROOKS ’42 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FRANK C. BROOKS FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND Mr. James R. Brooks Mr. Alexius A. Dyer III Mrs. Margaret B. Tucker IN MEMORY OF J. MARSHALL BRUCE, JR. Mr. Alexius A. Dyer III Mr. Lee M. Kennedy Mr. J. McDonald Kennedy

Mr. Mark G. Dorney Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonald Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. O’Neil Mr. Walter A. Romans, Jr. ’74 IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM T. HARPER, JR.

Mrs. Stephany Harper Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonald Kennedy IN MEMORY OF J. DOUGLAS HILBERT ’66 Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonald Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. J. William Miller IN MEMORY OF ELLIOTT W. HUDGINS III ’45 Mrs. Nancy R. Hudgins

Mr. James A. Callahan Ms. S. Kimberly Hupfeldt Mr. Chris Hupfeldt Mrs. Julie Hupfeldt Miller IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM G. HUPFELDT, SR. ’44 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WILLIAM G. HUPFELDT, SR. SCHOLARSHIP FUND Mrs. Margaret K. Hupfeldt and The Hupfeldt Family The Schluderberg Foundation, Inc. IN MEMORY OF MARY LENORE AND JOHN ALBERT KELLY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE MARY LENORE AND JOHN ALBERT KELLY SCHOLARSHIP FUND Mr. Richard B. Kelly IN MEMORY OF JOHN S. KERNS, JR. ’52 Mrs. Stephanie C. K. Woolard IN MEMORY OF DAVID I. LAMPE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE DAVID I. LAMPE SCHOLARSHIP FUND Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Weinman IN MEMORY OF JAMES L. LEARS, JR. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE JAMES L. LEARS SCHOLARSHIP FUND

IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM G. HUPFELDT, JR. ’80 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WILLIAM G. HUPFELDT, JR.SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Mrs. Catherine Lears Bennett Mr. and Mrs. James L. Lears III Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson

The Schluderberg Foundation, Inc. Mr. James A. Callahan Ms. S. Kimberly Hupfeldt Mr. Chris Hupfeldt Mrs. Julie Hupfeldt Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Rudick

IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM G. HUPFELDT, SR. ’44 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WILLIAM G. HUPFELDT,

IN MEMORY OF CRAIG J. LEVITT ’87

IN MEMORY OF ALBERT LOGAN H’12 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ALBERT “AB” LOGAN SCHOLARSHIP FUND Mr. James Hunter Mrs. Mary Logan

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IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM D. LYNN ’36 Mr. Alexius A. Dyer IN MEMORY OF BARTON S. MITCHELL H’07 Mrs. Beth S. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wolff

Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rubino Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. H. Shriver

IN MEMORY OF LAWRENCE P. NAYLOR III ’37 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LAWRENCE P. NAYLOR III ’37 SCHOLARHIP FUND

IN MEMORY OF HOWARD R. SIMPSON ’44 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE HOWARD R. SIMPSON ’44 SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Mrs. Cassandra Naylor

Mrs. Katherine Simpson

IN MEMORY OF MARY HOEN O’NEIL

IN MEMORY OF CAROLYN B. SMITH FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CAROLYN B. SMITH SCHOLARSHIP FUND Ms. Carolyn Smith and Mr. Ethan White

Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Gugerty Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. O’Neil Mr. Charles H. O’Neil IN MEMORY OF JACK RADEBAUGH Mrs. Cathy Aiello IN MEMORY OF PATRICK RADEBAUGH ’97 Mr. and Mrs. David Radebaugh Mrs. John D. Radebaugh, Sr. IN MEMORY OF OTIS B. READ III ’55 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE OTIS B. READ III SCHOLARSHIP FUND Mr. Alexius A. Dyer III Ms. Annemarie Merow and Ms. Maryanne Arthur Ms. Ashley Montague Mrs. Cathy Read Montague Mr. Christopher Montague Mr. David Paul Montague Mr. Tyler Montague Mrs. Dottie Read Mr. Robin S. Read IN MEMORY OF STANLEY J. RUDICK H’14 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Morton Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Rudick IN MEMORY OF JOSEPH W. SENER, JR. ’44 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE JOSEPH W. SENER, JR. ’44 SCHOLARSHIP FUND Mrs. Betsy Durham

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IN MEMORY OF ROBERT V. SHRIVER, JR. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SHRIVER FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP FUND

IN MEMORY OF JOSEPH (JOEY) S. SMITH ’01 Mrs. Kim Smith Sagor IN MEMORY OF RONALD L. SPAHN ’58 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GAIL AND RONALD L. SPAHN EDUCATIONAL FUND Ms. Mary Ann Elliott and Mr. Hy James Levasseur Mrs. Rachel S. McCurdy Mrs. Gail Spahn Mr. Jared Spahn IN MEMORY OF JAMES G. THOMAS, SR. Baltimore Lacrosse Club Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. Bancroft Ms. Marjorie C. Braverman Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Burroughs Ms. Michelle L. Dell-Pruett Ms. Lisa Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Dyson P. Ehrhardt Mr. Louis R. Fritz Ms. Ann L. Gearhart Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Gelston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Gugerty Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonald Kennedy

Ms. Parker Sutton and Mr. Paul D. Knott Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Kury Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leight Mr. and Mrs. John L. Leiss Ms. Melissa Little Mr. David M. Marcus Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Associaton, Inc. Mr. and Mr. Ryan McClernan Ms. Phyllis Novotny Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Peace Mr. an Mrs. Christopher J. Post Mr. and Mrs. Andrew I. Ritter Mr. Andrew Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Sheehey Mr. Wallace H. Sifford Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. Stoecker Mr. Aaron J. Urban- Zukerberg Mrs. Leona C. Waranius IN MEMORY OF MATTHEU D. THOMAS ’19 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE MATTHEU D. THOMAS SCHOLARSHIP FUND Mr. and Mrs. Ken B. Chodnicki IN MEMORY OF MARY JEAN TRAVERS and OLIVER S. TRAVERS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE THOMAS S. TRAVERS SCHOLARSHIP FUND Mr. and Mrs. Dyson P. Ehrhardt Mr. and Mrs. W. Randall Gerstmyer IN MEMORY OF JOSEPH R. B. TUBMAN ’45 The Barker Family Ms. Margaret Clark Ms. Michelle Harrison Mr. Frederick Singley Koontz Mrs. Jean Tubman Ms. Sara Warren IN MEMORY OF MICHAEL M. WALLACE ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. O’Neil

IN MEMORY OF JAMES MCC. WEBSTER, JR. ’55 Mrs. James McC. Webster, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Webster III Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Wiglesworth IN MEMORY OF BRIAN WILCOX FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE BRIAN WILCOX SCHOLARSHIP FUND Mrs. Eileen Wilcox IN MEMORY OF JOHN F. WILHIDE Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McNulty IN MEMORY OF NICHOLAS LEE ZIOLKOWSKI ’01 FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NICHOLAS LEE ZIOLKOWSKI SCHOLARSHIP FUND Ms. Deborah J. Anderson and Mr. Thomas L. Adams III Mr. C. Bowen Adams Mr. Thomas L. Adams IV Mrs. Nancy A. Herget Ms. Tracy Miller and Mr. Paul Arnest Mr. and Mrs. Krager D. Sanders Mr. Andrew Ziolkowski IN MEMORIUM Joseph R. B. Tubman ’45 Donald D. Stegman ’47 Brooke P. Cottman ’48 J. Brooke McCrystle ’50 Douglas C. Turnbull ’57 Joseph E. Perkins ’61 G. Douglas Hilbert ’66 Todd J. Goodrich ’89 Kevin M. Daley ’09 Past Trustee Oliver S. Travers Former Teachers/Staff: Joseph G. Schaffer *Deceased

CLASS NOTES

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

“Maroons” by a final score of 15-4. All nine skaters for the old boys tallied at least a goal or an assist. This year’s MVP was Lee Blake ‘08 who scored four goals and assisted on two other scores.

Last fall, BL’s Young Professionals Networking Happy Hour took place at the Italian Disco in downtown Baltimore’s Harbor East. Nearly 50 alumni attended the event sponsored by Alex Smith ‘04 and Eric Smith ‘08.

The Alumni Hockey Game took place earlier in the year at the Mount Pleasant Ice Rink in north Baltimore.

Butch Maisel H’09 and Chris Maisel ‘04 organized the event that has been ongoing for several years now. In this year’s game there were a total of 18 skaters and 2 goalies.

The “White” team elders prevailed once again defeating the younger

Headmaster Chris Post and the Alumni/Development Office. Bob Carter ’64 has led the group since its inception and announced he is stepping down.

Butch Hodgson ‘61 is the president of D. Hodgson Associates, Inc. Butch is a retired former Special Agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Last December (pictured l-r), Gary Graham ‘66, Herb O’Conor ‘67, Rick Schmidt ‘67, Hal Hathaway ‘66, Jay Gettman ‘66, Dyson Ehrhardt ‘59 and John Brizendine ‘66 (seated) got together for lunch at The Valley Inn. Early reports are that everyone was well behaved.

This past April, BL’s Board of Visitors, a group of loyal alumni and past parents, met on Zoom to discuss the state of the school with

Bob Carter ‘64, one of the world’s most respected and recognized voices in fundraising and philanthropy, was the recipient of the 2019 Chair’s Award for Outstanding Service presented by the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP).

The Chair’s Award is given to individuals for exceptional service to AFP, the fundraising profession and the philanthropic community. Bob is the 18th recipient of the honor since its creation in 1982, and was to receive the award during the Opening General Session of AFP’s ICON 2020, the largest gathering of fundraising professionals in the world, in Baltimore,

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Md. Bob has been a huge supporter of Boys’ Latin through the years. He taught and coached at BL from 1968-1970, helping created the Alumni/Development Office during his tenure. He served as the President of BL’s Board of Trustees and is finishing up his term this year as the Chair of BL’s Board of Visitors. Bob’s son Trent is a member of the Class of 1990.

Harvey Brooks ‘75 is a Managing Director at Birch Advisors, LLC. Birch Advisors is a full service advisory, brokerage and investment management firm, assisting owners and users of commercial real estate.

This past March several BL members of the Society of Cincinnati - direct descendants of the officers of George Washington’s Continental Army gathered.

In the back row are Middleton Smith ‘03, Tripp Onnen ‘01, Ben Wells ‘02, Henry Blue ‘02, and Neil Peck ‘10. In the front row are Page Whitman ‘08, Les Goldsborough H’14, Bennett Wethered ‘75, Porter Whitman ‘06, and Dietz Onnen ‘06.

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Randy Matthai ‘76 is the president of Matthai Material Handling, a full-service forklift sales, service, and rental company based in Baltimore, Maryland. His company represents Linde forklifts in the Baltimore area, and Hyundai forklifts for the entire state of Maryland.

Bill Skinner ‘76 retired last September after 16 years of dedicated service to the St. Tammany Parish District 5 Fire Department in Folsom, Louisiana. Bill became a rookie fire fighter at age 46 and retired as a Lt. Inspector at age 62. He served from 2003-2019. Bill writes it was “truly the most gratifying job I ever had, I was blessed to serve others.”

Athletic Director Michael Thomas ‘87 announced that Dr. Brent Birely ‘78 accepted the Varsity Head Coaching position for Golf. Brent has spent his professional life for the past 20 plus years as a Cosmetic/Plastic Surgeon in Timonium, MD. He is a graduate of Duke University and completed his medical school training at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. In addition, he is the recipient of a fellowship at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Brent has been a supporter of all things Laker since his graduation. He is an avid golfer, who possess a sharp intellect and great

knowledge of the game of golf.

Karl Bellve ‘83 is currently an Assistant Professor in Molecular Medicine at the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester, MA. After graduating from BL in 1983, he continued his education by earning a BS in Biochemistry from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, Amherst, MA. and later in 1997 his PHD in Molecular and Cellular Biology from the University of Maryland, Baltimore.

Rifkin Weiner Livingston LLC, a firm which provides links to principal business, commercial and governmental centers with offices in Annapolis, Baltimore, and Bethesda, recently named John (JR) Reith ‘84 as its chief operating officer of the firm’s Government Relations Division.The firm said that in addition to his government relations work, JR will be part of and report directly to the firm’s Executive Management Group. As

COO, he will take over the firm’s media, marketing and growth strategies.

to build out its metallurgical carbon platform. It is staffed by a team of reformed private equity executives and consultants with a sentimental attachment to Appalachia and its coal who are keen to stage a turnaround in how business is done there.”

Brian Kowitz ‘87 was inducted into the Clemson University Athletic Hall of Fame after his fabulous baseball career as a Clemson Tiger.

Elliot Steelman ‘95 is the Vice President and Head of Employee Relations at New York Life in New York City.

A graduate of Washington University in St. Louis and Brooklyn Law School, Elliot sits on the Boys’ Latin Board of Visitors and is currently the President of the BL New York City Alumni Chapter.

Jason Morton ‘87 continues to live in Hagerstown with his family. He is an attorney at the Law Offices of John R. Salvatore. LLC. John Webster ‘88 continues to be a Financial Advisor at HMS Financial Guide.

Aaron Cline ‘92 is the Senior Director of Corporate Sales & Suites for the Baltimore Ravens.

Mark LaVerghetta ‘92 is the vice-president of finance for American Resources. His company is a supplier of raw materials to the rapidly growing global infrastructure marketplace. The company’s primary focus is on the extraction, processing, transportation and selling of metallurgical Carbon and PCI to the steel industry. His firm was recently highlighted

by Proactive Live, writing that American Resources “has spent the past four years consolidating assets

Matt Sullivan ‘96 lives in Baltimore and is an Assistant Principal in the Baltimore County Public Schools System.

the Iglehart Center. Garry told the students how much BL positively affected his life and how well BL prepared him for his continued education at the United States Naval Academy. He has been in the Marine Corps since graduating from Annapolis in 2001 and is currently stationed in Northern Virginia. After his speech to the students, Garry toured The Maisel Center for Military History.

Todd Ulrich ‘97 is a broker at Tradition Securities in New York City. Tradition Securities is a financial services company based out of Atlanta. Todd works with Corporate Bonds and Preferred Stocks.

Geoff Lindsay ‘00 and wife Jamie, welcomed their new baby boy Wade Scott Lindsay on March 12th.

Despite the craziness, his older brother Ryder is handling everything like a champ!

Garry Colbert ‘97 (pictured left) Butch Maisel’s H’09 (pictured right) was the honorary speaker at the 2019 Veterans Day special assembly for the Upper and Middle School students in 53

the University of Virginia remotely as well as heading into Charlottesville a couple days a week - if possible - due to Covid-19 related issues. He hopes to reach out to see what Lakers are around to build a BL network in the area.

Donovan Bass ‘02 has been working in the tech industry since graduating from Duke University. He has been living in San Francisco since 2010 and is currently working on fully autonomous vehicles at a startup called Zoox. He started working with the company when it was about 40 people operating out of a converted garage and now the firm has over 1,000 employees. Donovan writes: “The technology has come a long way since [2010.]

I’m leading the company’s Go-To-Market program as we prepare to reveal our custom-built vehicle later this year and make plans to launch a commercial service in major cities around the world. When I’m not working, I’ve been fortunate to travel with my wife and my camera - mostly to U.S. national parks and new cities in Asia or Australia while we’re living on the west coast. Exciting times all around.”

Brian Read ‘02 reports that he has relocated to the Richmond, VA area and is now working for 54

Jonathan Wilson ’02 recently moved to San Francisco and is working at a startup company called UpCodes.

Michael Corso ‘03 reports that Conor Joseph Corso arrived on January 11, 2020 - a few weeks early but he and mom are doing great.

Evan Burns ‘04 is the Assistant Director of Development at Democracy Prep Public Schools in Brooklyn, New York.

Democracy Prep is a network of open-enrollment, high-performing, public charter schools operating in New York City, Camden, N.J., Baton Rouge, Las Vegas, and San Antonio.

Kevin Byrd ’04 is the President of The Fortis Project, a licensed private investigation agency that employs strategies that incorporate Law Enforcement, Special Operations, and Executive Protection skill sets to provide simple, cost effective solutions for complex issues.

Prior to The Fortis Project, he served in the United States Air Force as an AntiTerrorism Officer under Air Force Reserve Command.

Attending Air Force Special Operations School, his focus was on intelligence applications and countersurveillance. Additional experience extends from his time as a police officer and a security contractor for the Dept. of Defense.

Brian Saval ‘04 continues to work for the family business, Saval Food Services. The company, based in Elkridge, Md, provides food and services to over 1,400 customers, including Boys’ Latin, along with more than 600 restaurants in the Baltimore area.

Carl Ebeling ‘05 announced the birth of his son, Carl Ebeling VI, born on July

3, and weighing in at 7.8 pounds.

Dan Friedman ’05 is now a Lieutenant Commander in the Navy and his current tour is at the U.S. Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) in Arlington, VA. DPAA’s mission is to provide the fullest possible accounting for the over 81,000 service personnel still missing in action from our nation’s past conflicts. Dan’s specific role is to research and plan underwater recovery missions.

Jeremy Miller ‘05 reports all is well with his twins pictured above: Ainsley on the left and Natalie on the right.

Tyler Silvey ‘06 is a lawyer living in New York City. Tyler, a graduate of the University of Maryland Carey Law School works for Weil, Gotschal & Manges LLP. Andrew Taubman ‘06 lives in New York City and is the Sales Director for Barton & Gray Mariners Club. The Club Membership gives members access to a fleet of crewed Hinckley Yachts throughout the Eastern

seaboard. Members have unlimited access to the entire fleet, all year long. They will also have a crew organizing and facilitating incredible experiences on the water, in the most desirable ports and destinations. Members have all the joys of yachting in their life without any of the hassle.

Tyler Grason ‘07 is a Loyola University Maryland graduate with a BBA in Finance from the Sellinger School of Management. He is working as an analyst at Miller Value Partners, an investment management firm in Baltimore.

Lee Blake ‘08 was recently named President of Feature Flooring Inc. He just moved the corporate headquarters to a new location in Edgewood, MD. Feature Flooring Inc. is the exclusive mid-Atlantic installer of JetRock. JetRock is the premier epoxy flooring for commercial kitchens with millions of square feet installed throughout the US, Korea, Taiwan and just started operations in China and Canada.

Lucas Lees ‘10 works for Unity Landscape Design/ Build. The company does erosion control and other environmental and landscape related projects on the Eastern Shore.

He was featured in an article in last April’s Lawn & Landscape article and was the choice for the

Chesapeake Bay region for erosion control.

Kevin O’Neil ‘10 is a real estate advisor at McKenzie Real Estate Services LLC, in the Washington, DC area.

Steven Schrum ‘10 just finished his second season as the Director of Player Personnel for Kent State University’s football team.

Jeremy Freeman ‘11 is now the Director of Basketball Operations at Mt. St. Mary’s University in Emmitsburg, MD. He previously held the same position at The College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, MA. Jeremy was a two-year varsity basketball letterman at BL and graduated from Cornell University in 2015. He spent two years working for Teach for America here in Baltimore.

Max White ‘11 is a Senior Consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton in Baltimore.

Alex Bird ‘12 is finishing up his first year of law school at the University of Sydney.

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Noah Obuchowski ‘12 is a Senior Associate with the real estate company Cushman & Wakefield in New York City.

Stuart Reid ‘12 graduated from the University of South Carolina in 2016 and is now working as an Associate Product Marketer for Money Map Press.

Grant Smith ‘12 continues with his farming career in Keyser, West Virginia where he lives with his wife and daughter. He was honored this winter in San Antonio by the National Corn Growers Association for growing on his farm the most bushels of corn per acre with irrigated ground. His winning yield was 277.02 bushels per acre. (A bushel of corn can weigh over 60 pounds.)

Robert White ‘12, a 2016 graduate of Goucher College, is working as a Document Control Specialist at Williams Scotsman, Inc. Colin Heacock ‘13 and Christian Knight ‘13 were named to the rosters for Major League Lacrosse’s (MLL) 20th Anniversary Season. Colin, attack, 56

played for the University of Maryland and is now with the Chesapeake Bayhawks.

Christian, goalie, played for Cornell University and now plays for the Denver Outlaws.

Chuck Lillie ‘13 was hired in April by Kansas State’s football program as a Scouting Analyst. Chuck will be evaluating film of prospects and assisting the football staff with recruiting. He previously worked for five years at Clemson University where he also attended college, earning his degree in Sports Communication in 2017.

Last year Chuck worked as a Pro Scouting Intern with the New York Football Giants.

Michael Lynch ‘13 is a Technology Specialist for Arthrex in the Baltimore area. Arthrex is a medical device company operating out of Naples, Florida.

Danny Murphy ‘13 is working full time as a PGA Professional at Baltimore Country Club. Danny writes: “I started my journey with golf in 2006 as a caddie at BCC and through the years I came to the realization that

I one day wanted to be a pro at the course where my love for golf began.” Danny is a graduate of Penn State University.

Jake Sachse ‘13 and his family were selected in April for the Chick-Fil-A Everyday Hero’s Award.

The Sachse family delivered hundreds of meals to frontline workers in some local hospitals and recently gave money towards meals to help families that are less fortunate.Chick-fil-a is now going to help put together meals towards Jake’s cause.

Cameron Adams ‘14 now works for Clarion Partners in Washington, DC. He currently supports the asset management, investment management, and acquisition efforts for numerous funds and separate accounts under Clarion Partners, covering the East Coast and South Central regions. Clarion Partners buys and actively manages properties, portfolios, and real estate companies with the goal of providing returns to pension funds, insurance companies, and other institutional investors.

Blair Brooks ‘15 is working as a Business Systems Intern at KBR, Inc., here in Baltimore. KBR is a Defense & Space contractor based out of Houston, Texas.

Dimitri Lezcano ‘15 is a student in robotics as a graduate research associate at The Johns Hopkins University Whiting School of Engineering. Dimitri graduated from McDaniel College last May, graduating Magna Cum Laude with a double major in Physics and Mathematics.

Conner Ward ‘15 graduated from the University of Virginia last May. He and his girlfriend decided to take a year exploring another part of the world before beginning their careers in the U.S. In July they departed for a two week stay in Turkey, where they visited Istanbul and the coastal city of Bodrum. After that they flew to Chiang Mai, Thailand, where they took a course on teaching English as a foreign language to Thai students. They then spent two weeks touring Thailand visiting the cities of Koh Tao (in the mountains), Bangkok and the island of Pai where they got certified in scuba diving.

Regan Chasney ‘16 is a senior at Oberlin College in Ohio and is working on completing his Bachelor of Arts in History. Last year he interned at Steve

McQuillin, Inc. on the firm’s Mansfield Courthouse Square Preservation Project.

Regan gained new insight into the field of historical preservation and architecture, including touring historic sites throughout Ohio and discussing detailed plans for restoration and preservation of such sites.

Garrett Glaeser ‘17 has been placed on the Gettysburg College Dean’s Honor list for outstanding academic achievement in the Fall 2019 semester.

Nate Malinowski ‘16 was recently named to the 201920 Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) AllAcademic Team. Nate is playing lacrosse for the Randolph-Macon College Men’s lacrosse team.

Thomas Murphy ‘16 graduated from US Army Basic Training at Fort Sill, OK last month. He will now spend the next four months stationed at Fort Huachuca, AZ, completing Army Intelligence Training (AIT) after which he hopes to volunteer for the 82nd Airborne Jump School at Fort Benning, GA.

Noah Snyder ‘16 was named to the University of Delaware Dean’s List for the Spring 2020 semester.

Mark Lopez ‘17 is a junior attending Johns Hopkins University. During the admissions process, Mark gave a quick speech about his athletic career here at Boys’ Latin to prospective parents in the Alumni House. “Marlo” as he is affectionately known as here at BL, is beginning his third year as a baseball player for the Blue Jays.

Last year he appeared in 38 games with 22 starts, all at second base. He knocked in a careerhigh five runs last May against Muhlenberg in the Centennial Conference Tournament and concluded the season with a .263 batting average with six home runs, 21 RBIs, 21 hits and 21 runs scored. His fielding percentage was .983.

Jamie Owens ‘17 is attending the University of 57

Alabama and was named to the University’s Deans List for the fall of 2019.

Jaylin Andrews ‘18, Alex Lee ‘19, Brandon Bradsher ‘17, and Cam Spencer ‘19 were all back at BL for a basketball game this year. All four are involved with the Loyola University Maryland men’s basketball team. Jaylin, Brandon, and Cam are members of the team while Alex is one of the team’s managers, who hopes to become a walk-on candidate next year.

Jackson Gazin ‘18 is a sophomore on the Washington & Lee University baseball team.

Earlier in the season before the Covid-19 shutdown, he was named the school’s Player of the Week. As the W&L leadoff hitter he helped lead the Generals to a three-game sweep over Averett University.

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the three outings. He was 3-for-3 with two stolen bases and a run scored in a 4-2 win in game one.

He followed that by going 2-for-5 with a stolen base and a run scored in an 8-0 shutout in game two. Gazin posted his second 3-for-3 contest in an 8-2 victory in game three. He walked twice, doubled, stole three bases, and scored three times.

Cole Jarrett ‘18 currently attends Case Western Reserve University and is also a member of the school’s men’s baseball team. He is majoring in civil engineering and has been on the Dean’s List each semester and last semester got all A’s. Last baseball season he played in 25 games and made 13 starts, hitting .277 with a home run and five RBIs. Cole recorded a five-game hitting streak from March 12 through March 16 and hit .278 over the course of nine conference games, including a leadoff ninth inning game-tying home run and a game-winning walk off RBI single with one out. Cole was a four-year

member of the baseball team here at BL and a member of the National Honor Society.

Jack Lange ’18, a third class (sophomore) at Maritime College, completed his first of three Summer Sea Terms aboard the Empire State VI. His travels last summer took him to Iceland where the ship ventured further north into the Arctic Circle, thus earning him his Blue Nose.

This is a recognition of a sailor who has traveled into the Arctic Circle, above 66 degrees 34 minutes north. There was a line crossing ceremony where the ship’s captain bestowed upon the sailors new to the Arctic Circle a “blue nose”. Jack traveled about seven thousand miles on the ship last year.

In early December Kenny Lewis ‘18 averaged 18 points and eight rebounds per game along with 74 percent shooting for Widener University and was named the Middle Atlantic Conference men’s basketball Player of the Week.

Ethan McCann ‘18 is a current sophomore at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, VA. Ethan is studying for his

Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration.

Jake Schneider ‘18, an Exploratory major at St. Francis University, was recently named to the school’s Dean’s List - 3.5 or higher GPA. Connor Walsh ‘18 has been named to the Fall 2019 Dean’s List at Stonehill College.

Gio Biggers ‘19 is a member of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill football team and is currently on the depth chart as the second safety.

Carlos Davis ‘19 is a defensive back on the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute football team.

Andrew Grover ‘19 is a student at Virginia Tech and recently made the Hokie ice hockey club.

Club and competed recently in the Maryland State Swimming Championships.

He made the podium in an individual event with a 2nd place finish in the 50 yard freestyle and was part of two winning state record setting relays. In addition he had four top 8 individual finishes. Tommy is attending and swimming at Penn State University this fall.

Connor Knott ‘19 was named to the Dean’s List at Rochester Institute of Technology for the 2019 Fall Semester.

competes in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC).

He appeared in 11 games for the Pioneers this past season, totaling 30 minutes, six points, two rebounds, two assists, and one steal. He hit his first career three-point shot at Alderson Broaddus this past February.

Cam was a four-year starter here at BL for Head Coach Cliff Rees and all BL hoop followers remember his “NBA3” that defeated St. Frances in the waning moments of the 2018 MIAA semi-finals lifting the Lakers into the “A” Conference finals - an overtime loss to Number 1 John Carroll.

Theo LaBonte-Clark ‘19 is a freshman at Brown University. For the past two summers he has worked for the City of Baltimore as a Youth commissioner.

Zachary Parks ‘19 was named to the College of Charleston Spring 2020 Dean’s List. Zach is majoring in Psychology.

Hunter Hine ‘19 is currently attending the University of Maryland, College Park and was named to the Dean’s List last semester.

Tommy Hurley ‘19 swims for the North Baltimore Aquatic

Cameron Watts ‘19 is about to start his sophomore year at Malone University. Cam plays basketball for Malone, a Division II school that 59

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