THE BRIDGE FOR SEVERN ALUMNI AND FRIENDS FALL 2011

INCLUDING THE 2010-2011 SEVERN SCHOOL ANNUAL REPORT

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vintage severn From the archives, graduation 1975, held in Memorial Gymnasium

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New Trustees, New Faculty

In Pursuit of Scholarship by Emily Price ’11

The Class of 2011

The Class of 2015

Woody Johnston, Director, College Counseling, Celebrates 40 Years with Severn

Severn Sports/Alumni Sports

Class Notes

Alumni Association News

2010- 2011 Annual Report

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EDITORTh e Bridge is published three times each year. We encourage all of our readers to respond with comments, suggestions and information. Please contact:

SEVERN SCHOOLPamala Heff ner, Editor, Th e BridgeTh e Boone House116 Maple AvenueSeverna Park, MD 21146p.heff ner@severnschool.com410-647-7701 ext. 2260

© 2011 SEVERN SCHOOL. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.Severn School does not discriminate against any person in admission, employment, or otherwise because of race, creed, color, national or ethnic origin, religion, disability, sexual orientation, or age.

Severn School is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and the Association of Independent Maryland Schools and is approved by the Maryland State Board of Education.

On the cover: Happy grad Adam Blaszczak

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As documented in this issue of the Bridge, last June we said goodbye and good luck to another class of Severn graduates – the class of 2011. For some high school seniors, graduation signals an end, but as is implied by the word commencement, to Severn graduates it signifi es a beginning — an opportunity to assume the responsibilities of their generation. As they embark on this im-

portant journey, I am confi dent their years spent at Severn provide a solid platform from which to make smart decisions and the tools and wherewithal to do so.

A well educated population is crucially important if the United States is to succeed in an increasingly competitive global environ-ment, and this generation will be asked to address some of the most important social, political, and scientifi c questions of our time. It will require creativity, the capacity to see multiple possibilities, and then the ability to choose wisely and formulate novel solutions to these complex problems. At our opening assembly this August, my remarks to the collective student body centered on the importance of seeing possibilities in situations and choosing well. Th e follow-ing are excerpts:

from the headmaster

Our mission asks you ‘to marshal the courage to lead.’ This is not physical courage, the kind you might muster to take on an athletic opponent. It is another kind of courage—moral courage, the cour-age to stand up for what you believe in even when, especially when, it is not popular. Leadership demands you to think for yourself and act on your convictions; good leaders have an intellectual curiosity; they think widely, constantly seeking connections that others might miss; they possess a willingness to change and grow. Leaders have vision. They think of and identify meaningful choices in situations when others feel powerless. Leaders make choices today to achieve their vision, to make a better tomorrow.

As you can see, at least in my opinion, being a leader means far more than being accomplished or being successful. In fact many accomplished people are not good leaders at all. Don’t get me wrong, many are, but being successful does not necessarily make you a good leader. For example, in making the headmaster’s list, are you a good leader? Maybe, maybe not. You may be a terrifi c basketball player but that doesn’t mean you are a good leader. A great lawyer, a great teacher, none of these necessarily make you a great leader. Leadership is not about your accomplishments: it’s about creating a better tomorrow by making informed choices today. Eff ective leaders have sharp vision, can see multiple pos-sibilities when others see few, and then formulate and choose a new direction for the better.

The essence of good leadership is simple—not easy, but simple. Make smart choices that improve you and your surroundings. Choosing is about creating a life, a life of value. Every day, every hour, every minute, you make choices and, in turn, you are made by those choices.

The ability to choose well is arguably the most infl uential tool for controlling your future. Choice lets us get from who we are today to who we want to become in the future. The impact choice has on your potential, your future, cannot be overstated.

Choice is imbedded in every aspect of your life, in every question you may face—questions as simple as ‘what should I have for break-fast’ or as complex as ‘should I report a fellow student for cheat-ing on a test?’ In her book, The Art of Choosing, Dr. Sheena Iyen-gar a professor at Columbia University states, ‘We are faced daily with our own imperatives to choose. Should we act or hang back and observe? Calmly accept whatever comes our way, or doggedly pursue the goals we have set for ourselves? We measure our lives using diff erent markers: years, major events, achievements. We can also measure them by the choices we make, the sum total of which has brought us to wherever and whoever we are today . . .. When we view life through this lens, it becomes clear that choice is an enormously powerful force, an essential determinant of how one leads a life.’

Th e rapidly changing world in which Severn graduates and current students will live, work, raise families, and be called upon to lead is full of promise and uncertainty. I have no worries, though, that our new graduates will fl ourish in this world. For nearly a cen-tury, a Severn education has established a foundation from which to lead by instilling the ability to identify possibilities when others see few and by making smart choices to improve both themselves and the communities in which they live. As always, if there are any thoughts you would like to share with me, please email d.lagarde@severnschool.com.

Go Admirals!

Doug Lagarde

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2011-2012 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Mr. Michael K. DeStefano ’84, Chair Mr. John S. Bremer, Vice Chair Mr. John R. Soderlund, TreasurerMrs. Marjorie A. Corwin, SecretaryMr. Robert B. Anderson Mrs. Jean H. BakerMr. Th omas L. Carter ’85 Mr. Michael A. CauleyMr. Brendan J. ConnorsMrs. Mary Chris GayMr. Raymond J. Herman Mr. Donald R. HugMrs. Lisa S. Kahan Mr. R. Andrew LarkinMr. Christopher R. McCleary Mr. James B. Nolan ’62 Ms. Margaret O’ConnorMr. Wilson H. Phipps ’74 Mr. Robert W. Rabbitt ’82Dr. Lisa J. Renfro Mr. Steven R. Schuh ’78 Mr. Christopher A. Taylor ’71Mr. William F. UtzMr. E. Marc Williamson ’80Mrs. Nancy J. Wooddell

SEVERN SCHOOL ADMIRALS PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT Mrs. Nancy L. Kierstead

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CHAIRS Mr. P. Mark Carroll ’83Mrs. Carrie MacVean Grimes ’91

HONORARY TRUSTEESMr. Th omas L. Carter Jr. ’54 Mr. H. Franklin Knipp, Jr. Mr. Charles F. Lynch (AP)

MISSIONSevern School challenges its students to pursue excellence in character, conduct and scholarship, to marshal the courage to lead, and to develop the lasting desire to serve and achieve. We believe this is best realized in a community where adults model these qualities and where each student is known and valued.

PHILOSOPHYSevern School believes in educating the whole person in a student-centered, supportive ed-ucational community that values the dignity, self-worth, and potential of each individual. DIVERSITY STATEMENT In support of the mission of Severn School, we seek to create and sustain a thriving, di-verse community in which human diff erences are understood, respected, and seen as vital refl ections of our larger society and world. As a community of learners, we value human diversity as a rich, living educational resource for fulfi llment of our mission. Our diverse community includes (but is not limited to) the dimensions of gender, race, ethnicity, eco-nomic status, religion, physical ability, and sexual orientation.

OOPS!

Our corrections and apologies for errorsand omissions in the Spring 2011 Bridge

Th e Spring 2011 issue of Th e Bridge featured a story on Coach Chuck Miller’s 200th basketball win but included a photo with the team who celebrated his 100th win! Big, big apologies to the talented

Lady Admirals who shared this victory with Coach Miller, and many thanks to Seconda Hollinger for bringing it to our attention. Coach Miller and the 2010-11 Varsity Girl’s basketball team above,

L to R: Carli Studnicky ’12, Coach Miller, Alexa Kunowsky ’12, Anna Woepke ’13, Mary Kate Montgomery ’13, Cassie Quigley ’11, Deja Gibson ’12, Emily Gibbons ’14,

Sally Belasco ’12 and Janai Hollinger ’13

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Drew Larkin is the president of Maryland Realty Investment, a full-service real estate brokerage fi rm located in Annapolis, providing real estate services to both residential and commercial clients. Drew has been honored by the Annapolis Touchdown Club for his outstanding contributions to local sports, which include serving as the fi rst president of Chesapeake Chapter of the Lacrosse Foundation, a long-time volunteer of the Green Hornets youth lacrosse programs, and a volunteer Severn lacrosse coach. Drew and his wife Leslie are the proud parents of fi ve Severn alums, Andrew ’99, Matt ’01, Nick ’03, Tyler ’03, and Abby ’06.

Jenny Baker currently serves as counsel to the Maryland Commissioner of Labor and Industry. Her practice concentrates on employment and workplace issues. Prior to her current role, Jenny held positions as an associate at Baker & Hostetler in Washington, D.C. and with the Maryland Attorney General’s of-fi ce. Jenny also serves on the Board of Directors of Family and Children’s Services of Central Maryland and served as president of the Chesapeake Academy Parent Teacher Association in 2009. Jenny and her husband Bob Munroe are parents of Severn students Jack ’14, and Devin ’16.

Brendan Connors is co-owner and fi nance executive of Mosaic printers in Hyattsville, MD. Mosaic is a carbon neutral company specializing in commercial, digital, and waterless printing, direct mail distri-bution, web to print solutions. Th e company is passionate about being an environmental leader in the business community. Starting in 1993, Mosaic began an annual review of its manufacturing processes to determine additional steps the company can take to lessen its environmental impact and in April 2008, joined the EPA’s Climate Leaders Program. Brendan and his wife Laurine have three children, Andrea ’10, Kevin ’12 and Ryan ’10.

Mary Chris Gay, Senior VP and Portfolio Manager for Legg Mason, joined the company in 1988 in the research department and became part of the funds management group in 1989, where she analyzed various industries for the equity funds including gaming, lodging, and special situations. Mary Chris continues to serve as an analyst on selected securities. She is a member of the Baltimore Security Analysts Society, and a graduate of Towson University and Loyola College in Baltimore. Mary Chris and her husband Rick are the parents of two Severn students, Katie ’17 and Kendall ’18.

WELCOME NEW TRUSTEES

NEW faculty Severn welcomes new faculty members (left to right)

Joshua Klein, Upper School History and French; Eileen Palmer, Upper School Math; Kourtney Stone,

Upper School 3-D Art; Greg Bullen, Upper School Fine Arts; Linda Reichard, Upper School Math;

Eric Cole, Middle School Math; Mike McCarthy, Upper School History. Not pictured is Jill Paolini,

Upper School Math

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We all remember Trumbull’s famous oil painting where our founding fathers sit down in the summer of 1776 to write our Declaration of Independence. Th ey are of various ages, professions, and interests and they share a common goal. Th ey’ve come together in Philadelphia for what would soon be our country. And they have the task of the millennium: craft a document to declare America’s independence and create a new nation. But how do they do it? How do these men usually characterized as farmers, as the everyday men’s men of the colonial era, manage to create a document that has lasted 235 years? And could we possibly do the same today?

Th e answer? Scholarship.

Th ere are fi ve men assigned to the writing of the declaration; we all know them: John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Th omas Jeff erson, Robert Livingston, and Roger Sherman. And who do they choose to be the head of the committee? Th e youngest. Th omas Jeff erson at only 33 years of age. Why?

John Adams described Jeff erson as having a “reputation for literature, science, and a happy talent of composition.” Originally, Jeff erson asked Adams to make the draft of the declaration. Adams refused, believing that the young man who had so “seized upon his heart” was better fi t for the job. Jeff erson reluctantly accepted the position. He was on a time crunch. Remember, he had no computer, no internet, and no library at his fi ngertips that warm summer of 1776. He had only his own bank of knowledge. So he sat down, shut in his hotel room by the glimmering light of his oil lamp, and went to put quill to parchment. But what would he write? He pulled his quill back to think. He was a well read man. So he would draw on what he knew.

Th omas Jeff erson himself said that he drew his ideas from “the harmonizing sentiments of the day, whether expressed in letters, printed essays, or in the elementary books of public right, as Aristotle, Cicero, Locke, Sidney.” And so, a few nights, and many drafts later, the Declaration of Independence was born. Jeff erson was able to express Locke’s natural rights of man that our country was founded upon because he was well read. He spoke broadly. He knew that in order for the declaration to last, it couldn’t be bogged down by

specifi cs. He did not speak of small issues, but rather gave what was absolutely necessary: the principles. Th is man was not simply a farmer picking up his pitchfork to start a revolution. He and his colleagues were bright, intelligent men, ready to make a necessary change. Th ey knew that what they were doing was justifi ed because they had philosophical evidence behind them. Th ey had read; they had conversed, and they had thought. Th ese men were everyday scholars.

Now let us spring forward 235 years to today and let me ask, how many of us are everyday scholars?

If we ask our modern students if they know who Cicero is–would we be surprised if they answered, “Oh yeah, he was that guy who got eliminated on survivor last week, right?” Or if we ask them to explain the works of Sidney, “What? You mean that place in Australia?” How many of us truly understand the principles of Locke? And besides that, who are the great minds that we should have in our banks of knowledge? How many of us could easily reference the philosophies of Ghandi, Churchill, or Nelson Mandella?

What if we were called upon to create a document that would make a new nation? Could we call upon our banks of knowledge–sequestered in a hotel room–and craft a document to last 235 years in less than a week? Even with computers, internet, and libraries at our fi ngertips–could we understand and apply the principles of our great thinkers–on a time crunch? Our founding fathers knew that scholarship could reward them infi nitely.

But today those immortal concepts of Th omas Jeff erson–Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness–have been degraded into several pop-culture references—“Life,” the popular board game; “Liberty,” the Jeep teen dream car; and “Th e Pursuit of Happiness,” the Will Smith movie.

As American citizens it is our duty to foster that innate curiosity–that need for everyday scholarship of our founding fathers. As we enter the 21st century, let us pay homage to our founding fathers, those everyday scholars, as we continue our own quest for life and liberty through the pursuit of scholarship.

In Pursuit of Scholarship—Emily Price ’11

Th e Severn Oratorical Society, coached by Dr. Jackie Baugh, continues to wow the

Severn community with articulate, poised and confi dent student speakers. A standout of last year is Emily Price ’11, the Maryland State Winner and national fi nalist in the Sons of the American

Revolution’s Joseph S. Rumbaugh Historical Oration Contest. Through elimination rounds, Emily reached the fi nals

as one of the top six speakers in the United States. This annual contest challenges students to write an original oration

on the topic of an event, personality, or document which pertains to the Revolutionary War and to show

the relationship it bears to America today. We proudly share Emily’s winning speech with our Bridge readers.

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Class of 2011Severn School

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1) Kate Harris and Freyja Heimberger 2) Jamie Mullady (center) with her sister Kelsey ’06 (L) and brother Trey ’08 (R) 3) Jahaira Ryan with her parents, Jarid and Sharrone, 4) Lauren Bosma and Sarah Bouchard, 5) Jonathon Dean, 6) Maggie Williams and Kate Wysocki, 7) Katie McDaniel and Myles Martel 8) Ali Lank, 9) P.T. Lamon 10) Rachel Glendenning, Mia Griffi n and Tim Harding 11) Ken, Caroline, and Cathy Dea Code

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Nick KondylasPatrick Lamon

Alli LankSophie League

Megan MaloneyMyles Martel

Katie McDanielTanner McNamara

Sam MeisenbergEm MitchellCody Moran

Jamie MulladyRachael Nock

Erik NyceTony Olmert

Madeline OutlandJ.P. Podoley

Caroline PonatoskiEmily Price

Kevin PriddyCassie Quigley

Colin RaineyCaroline ReidBart Repasky

Tori RichardsonCourtney Richeson

Cris RivasJahaira RyanJohn Sacker

Mike SaldiChellie Schou

Allie SchuhKaylee Schwitzer

Tara SheehanDavid Slavin

Ben StringfellowNick Stringfellow

Asher StusekNate Taylor

Sarah ThommenDanielle Thompson

Crystal TranL.J. Urie

Shannon VogtSam Wachs

Jill WarnockKayleigh WernerLydia Whiteford

Maggie WilliamsKate Wysocki

Katarina Zeender

The University of TampaDrew UniversityUniversity of VirginiaUndecidedVirginia Commonwealth UniversityHigh Point UniversityUniversity of Maryland, College ParkCarleton CollegeThe George Washington UniversityJohns Hopkins UniversityUniversity of MiamiLoyola University MarylandUniversity of New HampshireWhittier CollegeUniversity of VirginiaGeorgetown UniversityCollege of CharlestonFurman UniversityTufts UniversityUniversity of FloridaSt. John’s University Washington CollegeUniversity of GeorgiaUniversity of DenverEckerd CollegeNorth Carolina State UniversityUniversity of Maryland, College ParkUniversity of Maryland, College ParkBoston UniversityBoston UniversityThe University of TampaClemson UniversityBowdoin CollegeThe Ohio State UniversityThe Catholic University of AmericaElon UniversityElon UniversityBoston UniversityAnne Arundel Community CollegeVillanova UniversityJohns Hopkins UniversityUniversity of RichmondUniversity of South CarolinaCollege of CharlestonDickinson CollegeThe George Washington UniversityQuinnipiac UniversityBrown UniversityFlagler CollegeBoston CollegeUniversity of Maryland, College Park

Robert AdamsMike Alden

Michael AndersonKasey Andrews

Beanie AntoniniJake AshworthSebastian Auth

Matt AvalloneNate Babcock

Cole BaileyHaider Bashir

Sonu BassiMaddy Berg

Cameron BlackwoodAdam Blaszczak

Kevin BolgerDavid Bondra

Lauren BosmaSarah Bouchard

Ryan BoulierAndrew Breeden

Sarah BrownRussell Buhrer

Greg CapleKatie Carroll

Ben CarterCatherine Chehayl

Caroline CodeTorey Cole

Conor ColganEbony Cromwell

Catherine DardenJonathan Dean

Kelly DeStefanoAlex DiJulio

Terry DuncanAaron FinkleKatlyn Flynn

Rachel GlendenningMia Griffi n

Tim HardingKate Harris

Freyja HeimbergerBennett Heussler

Scott HouckAly Hupp

Andrew IglerHeinz Kaiser

Chi-Hai KalitaMona Khacho

Jesse Kim

University of Tennessee, KnoxvilleThe University of AlabamaVirginia Tech The University of AlabamaTowson UniversityArizona State UniversityDrew UniversityPennsylvania State University, University ParkSt. Mary’s College of MarylandTufts UniversityUniversity of Maryland, College ParkJohns Hopkins UniversityHarvard UniversityElon UniversityUniversity of South CarolinaSt. Mary’s College of MarylandDecision postponed/USHLAmerican UniversityBates CollegeBucknell UniversityUniversity of Maryland, College ParkMercer UniversityThe University of AlabamaUniversity of RichmondFairfi eld UniversityUniversity of Maryland, College ParkMaryland Institute College of ArtHarvard UniversityUniversity of Colorado at BoulderSt. Mary’s College of MarylandTowson UniversityDuquesne UniversityColumbia UniversityCornell UniversityVirginia Commonwealth UniversityMiddlebury CollegeCollege of William and MaryBates CollegeUniversity of Maryland, College ParkThe University of AlabamaBrown UniversityUniversity of DelawareGettysburg CollegeHamilton College Dartmouth CollegeUniversity of San DiegoColgate UniversityCollege of CharlestonThe George Washington UniversityUniversity of Maryland, College ParkUniversity of Miami

Class of 2011matriculation

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Middle School Promotion

Severn School

Eva Caruso, Gavin Cauley, Trayshelle Cherry, Mark Claycomb Cole Bowden and Kyle Bruther

Amy Reed, Henry ’17, Sally, and Kate ’15

Julia Smith, Maddie Graw,

and Kelsey McGill

< Lorie, Mitchell and Jason Parrott

Ron, Andrew and Carol Jones

Alfred Li, Caroline LIndsay, and Valerie Lenzer

Toby Duncan, Christine Haines, Dina Duncan-Haines and Tristan Duncan ’18

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FROM THE 1975 NAVIGATOR:

Woody feels that coffee makes a good teacher. If he were “head man” he said he would like to make the coffee stronger. Mr. Johnston has been at Severn for “three fun years” (as he says),“but time sure fl ies when you’re having fun.” He is still waiting for a memorable teaching experience. Hillsadale College, Akron University and Loyola College have all seen Mr. Johnston over the years. Mr. Johnston has “inside” and “outside” interests. He is advisor to the Chess Club, Prom Committee and the Junior Class. Mr. Johnston was also the assistant soccer coach. He teaches 7th grade English, Modern World Literature, Great Books and Comp. II. When asked if he held any positions, Mr. Johnston gravely replied that he once held a yoga position for 30 minutes.

1980 NAVIGATOR, English Department: Seated: Mrs. Marybeth Stoddard, Mr. Norwood Johnston, Ms. Nancy Osius. Standing: Mr. William Bussey,

Ms. Sara Jonsberg, Mr. Thomas Worthington, Mrs. Delores Clark, Mr. Robert Howell

LOOK WHO’S FORTY!

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This year, Norwood Johnston II, Director of College Counseling, will celebrate 40 years as a dedicated Severn staffer. How on earth does he stay fresh?

He will tell you he has the best job at Severn, and perhaps he does. Sitting in his organized and comfortable offi ce, Woody Johnston shows no signs of ‘back to school’ stress, no apprehension over the next round of college applicants

that will sit nervously before him, and frankly, perfectly positive and at ease in his position as director of College Counseling and with his many years at Severn. “It’s a constantly changing environment,” says Woody. “I meet new kids every year, new families. I don’t have the workload and the grading concerns that our faculty has but I know every student, every parent, and I still interact with them all at diff erent levels.” Nice work if you can get it.

Woody knows the demands of teaching—he fi rst came to Severn in 1972 as an English teacher, teaching 5 sections of English, coaching JV Soccer and serving as advisor to the Chess Club. Woody was appointed head of the English Department in 1976 by Headmaster Jim Donnelly. A year later, he was asked to be the Director of College Counseling, holding both positions and continuing to teach two sections of Honors American Literature until 1988 when Headmaster Edson Sheppard asked him to assume the role of full-time director of college counseling, a position he holds to this day. Woody continued to teach American Literature, Shakespeare, and up until two years ago, an elective, Detective Fiction. Woody says, “Not being in the classroom last year and this has meant that I have missed opportunities to engage students in an activity that I love, reading and responding to great literature.”

Woody does not believe that students have changed that much over the years taking into account diff erent habits, diff erent dress, and a technological revolution. But he does believe that their focus has changed. “Students are defi nitely more self-motivated,” he says. “Th ey focus on their priorities better and are actually more spirited.” He believes that the whole college application process has accelerated. “More students are applying than ever before, often to the same group of universities,” says Woody. “More of the applicants are women than men, many are international, and

most submit multiple applications, making the selection process increasingly selective.” And have parents changed? “Well, parents today do hover, and some will mash their teeth over this but I fi nd that it is worse when parents can’t be involved. When I work with a student whose parent is not available to sit with us for whatever reason, I fi nd I miss the hovering.”

Woody has certainly experienced the physical transformation of the Severn campus. “Severn has evolved and allowed the people to go along with it,” he says. He feels that when the School went co-ed, along with the designation of Middle and Upper Schools, Severn began to attract a higher caliber student. As facilities and programs improved, specifi cally over the last 10 years, opportunities for faculty grew as well and that too served to attract better and more diverse students. When pressed to comment about areas of possible improvement, Woody could only think of one such area—the archives and its importance and relevance to our identity. “We need to seize who we were and make it who we are,” he says. “‘Private schools take the literal meaning of ‘independent’ quite seriously. Severn celebrates its ‘independence’ by separating itself from others, by declaring our distinction, by defi ning our mission uniquely.”

Severn currently has two full-time college counselors and Woody is extremely thankful to have Sarah Markhovsky, Associate Direc-tor of College Counseling, as his partner for the last fi ve years.Woody has much to be proud of, certainly not the least of which are the thousands of grateful students he has guided and sent off to begin successful college careers. “Do you realize that our student to college counselor ratio is 1 to 50,” he asks, “that public school college counselors see hundreds of students while they also serve as academic counselors, psychological counselors, and class deans? I feel like an ambassador of the School,” he continues. “I have the opportunity to travel to conferences and represent Severn to hundreds of colleges and universities across the country. I am con-stantly enriched and restored by the interchange of ideas among students, parents, and my colleagues,” —as we are enriched, Woody, by your commitment to Severn School.

—Pam Heff ner

Severn celebrates its ‘independence’ by separating itself from others, by declaring our distinction, by defi ning our mission uniquely“ ”

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BOYS LACROSSECoach Brian Wood Th e 2011 Boys Varsity Lacrosse team im-proved as a team and as a program with a fi nal record of 10 wins and 12 losses. We started the season off with wins over Bullis and Western Reserve, two teams we lost to last year and, on our spring break trip, we beat Cape Henry and St. Anne’s-Belfi eld in very exciting night games in Charlottesville. We traveled to Baltimore and beat Friends. After losing three straight games, we re-bounded with our best win all year by beat-ing Loyola 7-5 at home. In Anne Arundel county, we had our best year ever by snap-ping a three season losing streak and beating Spalding 7-3. We played in the Severna Park tournament and beat Annapolis 9-2 and had an exciting come from behind victory over Severna Park 8-7. Although we lost to St. Mary’s, our student athletes played with a lot of heart and passion in the 8-6 defeat. We lost 12 games this year but 9 of those losses came from teams ranked in the top 6 in the state. Our Ted White MVP award was given to Cole Bailey ’11 for his leadership and pro-duction (75 points, 31 goals and 44 assists). Th ese are truly outstanding numbers consid-ering the talent that Cole had to play against each game. Th e Player’s award was given to two players, Kevin Bolger ’11 and Adam Blaszczak ’11, both goalies. Th ese young men have been competing against each other since their freshmen year and shared the goal tending responsibilities. Our Hardest Shot contest was won by Mark Cohen ’12 at 89 MPH. Mark is now tied for 4th place on the Severn School All Time Hardest Shot List.

GIRLS LACROSSECoach Renie Sotiropoulos

Th e 2011 Girls Varsity Lacrosse team ended the season with an 11-9 record. Led by eight seniors, this year’s team was a mixture of sea-soned veterans and promising new talent. It was good to see the squad come together under the leadership of captains Caroline Code ’11 and Rachael Nock ’11. Th e team put together some great wins against ranked opponents including St Pauls, Severna Park,

and Broadneck. Th e team made period ap-pearances in the Baltimore Sun Top 15 and was ranked either 1 or 2 in Anne Arundel County by the Annapolis Capital through the season. Th e Ted White MVP Award went to Beanie Antonini ’11 and the Player’s Award went to Rachael Nock. We will miss the se-niors who can be proud of the way they rep-resented the program and the school over the last four years but they have left the program in the capable hands of new captains Alexa Kunowsky ’12 and Kelly Reese ’13 as well as returning and new varsity players.

TRACK AND FIELDCoach Richard Zmuda

Th e Severn Track and Field team had an out-standing 2011 Spring season. Some of the highlights for the girls included a new school record in the 4 x 400 and multiple runners qualifying for the A Conference Champion-ships, including: Grace Weaver ’12 (400, long jump), Delia Repasky ’13 (300 hur-dles), Lana Humes ’14 (400), Teisha Miles ’12 (shot put), and the 4 x 100 and 4 x 400 relay teams. At the end of the season, De-lia Repasky received the Coach’s Award and Grace Weaver received the Player’s Award. For the boys, Adam Boldt ’13 and Chris Byrns ’12 both broke 5 minutes in the mile. Also, the boys 4 x 800 relay team won the B Conference and qualifi ed for the A Con-ference Championships. Eamonn Vain-Cal-lahan ’12 received the Coach’s Award and Kevin Priddy ’11 won the Player’s Award.

BASEBALLCoach Hal Sparks

Th e Severn Baseball team fi nished the season with the best record (18-2) in the B Division.  Th e team received a fi rst round bye in the playoff s after winning the Red Division Con-ference.  Th e fi rst game in the playoff s was vs. Mount Carmel (eventual division cham-pion) and the only conference  team to de-feat the Admirals during the regular season.  Severn lost to Mount Carmel in extra innings and pitching let the team down in the next playoff game, ousting us from the playoff s.  Severn ended the season with a 18-4 record, after ranking as high as 9th in the Baltimore

This August, Severn introduced its new athletic logo. “Mindful of our heritage, we have included a burgee representing our ties to the Severn River and the fi ve stars symbolizing the 5 star Admirals in the Navy,” noted Severn Athletic Director Julian Domenech ‘84. Along with the introduction of the new logo comes the launch of a new athletics product website where clothing and spirit items will be available at various times throughout the school year. Visit severnathletics.com

SEVERN SPORTS SEVERN SPORTS

Logan Morris ’13

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Beanie Antonini - Lacrosse at Towson

University

Nate Babcock - Lacrosse at St. Mary’s College

of Maryland

Cole Bailey - Lacrosse at Tuft University

Kevin Bolger – Lacrosse at St. Mary’s College

of Maryland

Sarah Bouchard – Swimming at Bates College

Sarah Brown - Golf at Mercer University

Katie Carroll – Lacrosse at Fairfi eld University

Caroline Code - Field Hockey at Harvard

Conor Colgan - Lacrosse at St. Mary’s

College of Maryalnd

Terry Duncan - Sailing at Middlebury College

Tim Harding - Sailing at Brown University

Bennett Heussler – Soccer at Hamilton College

Scott Houck – Sailing at Dartmouth College

Patrick Lamon - Lacrosse at Drew University

Rachael Nock - Lacrosse at University of

New Hampshire

Colin Rainey - Soccer at Washington College

Mike Saldi – Sailing at Boston University

Kaylee Schwitzer – Sailing at Bowdoin College

Danielle Thompson - Field Hockey at Johns

Hopkins

Sam Wachs – Baseball at Dickinson College

Kayleigh Werner - Lacrosse at Quinnipiac

University

Lydia Whiteford - Sailing at Brown University

Kate Wysocki - Sailing at Boston College

UP AND COMING ALUMNI ATHLETES

Congratulations to the following student-athletes of the Class of 2011 who committed to play a sport at a college or university this fall.

Sun poll of all high schools in the Metro area.Several players had  excellent seasons with pitcher Joe Kotler ’12 winning 10 games in a row with a 1.73 era. Joe struck out 96 and walked 16, pitching 66 innings.  Keenan Schlegel ’13 and Sam Wachs ’11 had  re-cords pitching for the Admirals. Wachs end-ed with a 3-1 record and Schlegel fi nished 5-2.  Leading hitters were Jake Ashworth ’11 at .492, Ryan Boulier ’11 at .482, Sam Meisenberg ’11 at .414, Ben Stringfel-low ’11 at .413 and Nick Stringfellow  ’11 at .409.  Th e Admirals played  good defense only committing 42 errors.  Team speed was outstanding with 89 stolen bases, Jake Ash-worth leading with 25  stolen bases.  Ryan Boulier led the team with 13 sacrifi ces.Th e future looks bright for the Admirals base-ball program, returning Kotler, Lantz  and Schlegel on the mound and underclassman Dave  Jaklistch ’14, Jack Treanor ’13 and Zach Domenech ’14 to help in 2012.  Th e motto of the team, “If you can’t bunt, you can’t play and if you can’t throw strikes, you can’t pitch,” is what the team strives to achieve. 

BOYS TENNISCoach Cathy Offi cer

Th e Varsity Boys Tennis program continued to make strides in the MIAA A Conference fi nishing with fi ve conference wins over Boy’s Latin, Calvert Hall, John Carroll, Park and Friends. Th ey tied with two other teams, St. Pauls and Park School, for sixth place in the 12 team conference. Highlights includ-ed beating Calvert Hall, Park and Friends for the fi rst time since entering the elite A league. Despite the lack of home courts ,

the team rallied to play all over the county and travel more than normal to complete this successful season. Th e team was led by Co-Captain Mike Alden ’11 who faced the toughest competition at one singles. Th e best overall record went to the other co-cap-tain Jai Lakhanpal ’12 who fi nished with an impressive 7-5 league record at three singles.Th is year’s Player’s Award went to Mike Al-den whose dedication to the sport of tennis and leadership on and off the court gained the respect of the other players. He will be truly missed next year. Th e Coach’s Award goes to a player that only missed practice one time and was a four year varsity starter, Ben-nett Heussler ’11, another senior who will be missed.

GOLFCoach Ben Pellicani

Th e Severn Golf team had a comeback 2011 spring season. After missing the playoff s the previous two years, the golf team had to win the last match of the season on the road against Curley to make the playoff s.  Lead by senior captain and All-Conference selection, Sarah Brown ’11 the Admiral Golf team was able to pull out victory 11 ½ to 10 ½ to se-cure a playoff spot.  A strong nucleus of play-ers return from the 2011 team and look to make another push to the playoff s in 2012.

SAILINGCoach Anne Megargel

Th e Severn Sailing team had a great year and ended the 2010-11 campaign with an excel-lent 4th place fi nish at the Fleet Racing Mal-lory Championships, only losing to two San Diego teams and a team from the US Virgin Islands. Th e team continued to make signifi -cant strides in terms of team racing as well. While not qualifying for Team Race Nation-als Baker Trophy, which was a bit of a dis-appointment, we put forth a strong eff ort at the Mid-Atlantic Championships even while missing some critical seniors at the event. We are hopeful that the experience gained by Patrick Floyd ’13 and Maeve White ’13, our sophomore skippers at that regatta, will serve us well as we move into developing our team race knowledge and skills. Our outgo-ing senior class (many sailing in colleges and

universities that include Dartmouth, Brown, Boston College, Bowdoin, Middlebury and Boston University) was not only successful on the water but they were excellent mentors for the group following them. Th eir abilities were superb and sure to show at the next level of sailing. Th e Coach’s Award went to Scott Houck ’11 and the Player’s Award went to Terry Duncan ’11.

Nick Stringfellow ’11

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Billy Staines ’02 enters his fi rst season as an assistant coach and defensive coordinator for the Ole Miss Rebels for the upcoming 2011-12 season. From the Rebel website, olemisssports.com: “His experience at such a high level will be instrumental in the development of the Rebels defense. Ole Miss is ecstatic to have Coach Staines’ leadership and high lacrosse IQ on their staff .”

Michael Phipps ’03 has joined the High Point University men’s lacrosse program as volunteer assistant coach for the ’11-’12 season for Head Coach Jon Torpey. Phipps had a stellar playing career at the University of Maryland and was off ensive coordinator for the Severn Admirals for the past two years.

Brian Phipps `06 had a stellar performance in July in front of a crowd of 8,410 at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium stopping 21 shots for Chesapeake Bayhawks Lacrosse. Th e win over Rochester halted a two-game losing streak for the Hawks and earned Phipps the nomination of Major League Lacrosse’s Defensive Player of the Week. Phipps was also named the Bud Light Most Valuable Player of the game.

Dennis Rosson ’07 fi nished with a fl ourish at St. Mary’s College of Maryland with a pair of All-America awards and a selection as a Division III North/South Senior All-Star. Th e United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA) named Dennis Honorable Mention All-America at attack. He also was named a Scholar All-America, with a 3.492 GPA.

Caroline Crow ’08 was named captain of Yale’s women’s lacrosse team for the 2011-12 season.

Josie Owen ’08 was named to the University of Virginia’s All ACC academic women’s lacrosse team for the third year in a row. She also scored at least one goal in all regular season games played this year and was the team’s second leading scorer with 40 goals.

Liz Adam ’09 was named to the Mountain Pa-cifi c Sports Federation all academic team as a sophomore at Stanford University where she plays lacrosse.

For the 2nd year in a row, Michele Manis ’08 was selected as the Southeastern Women’s Lacrosse League (SWLL) Defensive Player of the Year and 1st  SWLL All Conference Team for University of GA. Michele was also the fi rst UGA player in history to be selected  for the Division I First Team All American by the Women’s Collegiate La-crosse Associates (WCLA) and was selected to the WCLA Academic All-America team for the 3rd straight year. She was again chosen as one of the captains for the University of Georgia women’s lacrosse team for 2012.

Sander Beck ’08 was chosen by Th e Baltimore Orioles in the 33rd round of draft picks. Sander was the 995th overall pick in the 33rd round. Beck went 2-5 with a 5.59 ERA in 13 appearances (11 starts) as a pitcher for the University of Maryland last year. Beck (6’3”, 218 pounds) played for Orioles scout Dean Albany on the Oriolander Scout Team.

Jordy Bathras ’10 who plays lacrosse at George Washington University was named to the A 10 conference all rookie team.

Mackenzie Carroll ’10 completed her fresh- man year and lacrosse season at High Point University as the third highest scorer for the Panthers with 55 points on 30 goals and 25 assists. She also was chosen as Player of the Week for National Lacrosse Conference (NLC) for the week of March 5-12. High Point closed their season on a very high note—winning the NLC Championship game in their inagural season.

Chris Edgar ’10 walked on to the Delaware Blue Hens football team this fall as a freshman wide receiver.

Kayla Fu ’10 who plays lacrosse for the Quinnipiac Bobcats was named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll by the university’s department of athletics and recreation for earning a 3.75 GPA last year.

Beau Wood ’10 is a freshman member of the Tufts lacrosse team. Tufts won New England Small College Athletic Conference division before moving on to the National Champi-onship game where they lost to Salisbury.

Kendall Farnham `10 earned Dartmouth College’s esteemed Geer Award. It is given to the women’s team member who has contributed the most to the development of Dartmouth women’s swimming and diving program, through not only her performance in the pool, but through her day-to-day dedication to her teammates and the team concept. Following a sidelining injury that prevented Kendall from competing for most of the winter season, she continued to train hard within her ability, kept the success of the team in mind as a guiding factor in her rehabilitation and thrived through the late season to a varsity record and fourth-place Ivy fi nish in the 100 fl y and fourth place Ivy fi nish in the 200 fl y.

An airborne Dennis Rosson ’07

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SEVERN SCHOOL

Class NotesIT IS WITH SORROW WE NOTE THE PASSING OF THESE SEVERN FRIENDS

Arthur Lawrence ’32, 5/23/2011

Carlton Rogers ’33, 7/2/2011

James Keller ’35, 2/13/2011

Edward Corrigan ’37, 4/9/2000

John Randolph Coupland III, ’37, 8/11/2011

Robert Maynard ’37, 1/17/2011

Albert “Buzz” Betzel ’38, 5/19/2011

Richard Lazenby ’38, 7/30/2011, father of Richard ’66and Pender Lazenby ’68, stepfather of Stuart Kiehne ’79, grandfather of Sara ’04, Justin ’09 and Chris Kiehne ’12

Irad Oxley ’39, 10/16/1951

Oliver “Bud” Kessing ’42, 3/4/2011, father of Rogers M. Kessing ’71 and brother of Thomas E. Kessing ’39

John Hoffman ’43, 5/9/2011

Maurice Raviol ’43, 2/28/2011

Orris Fry ’46, 4/24/2009

Konrad Hopkins ’46, 5/13/2010

Oden “Lee” Smith ’46, 5/31/2011

Robert Strange ’47, 5/30/2011,father of R. E. “Ned” Strange ’70, Susan L. Krieger ’77, and brother of Thomas R. Strange ’51

Philip Carter ’48, 8/23/2011

John Fraser ’52, 6/8/2010

Norman Chanaud ’52, 8/21/2000

Daniel Roper ’52, 8/27/2011

Robert Augustus“Rebob” Wilson III ’63, 9/17/2011

Jeffrey Ault ’68, 6/6/2011

Harold Norton ’74, 7/12/2011, brother of Bruce A. Norton ’77, John W. Norton ’72, and Victoria

L. Kreiner ’86

Owen Wojick ’78, 3/31/2011

Craig “Van” Eney ’09, 6/16/2011

Jay Stewart, 5/28/2011, former faculty

Grayson Merrill, 7/13/2011, father of John ’98 and David Merrill ’01, husband of Jane Merrill (faculty)

Patrick K. Arey, 7/31/2011, father of Molly Arey ’97

Robert Bell, 8/17/2011, grandfather of Boo Devanny ’13

Larry Belo, 5/2011 grandfather of Allen ’14 and Taylor Belo ’17

Charles Burton, grandfather of Marc ’12 and McKaila T. Burton ’16

Hal Clagett, 2/2011, grandfather of Wes ’09 and Grace Clagett ’13

Rita Fifer, 8/31/2011, mother of Carmen Fifer Bailey ’92 and Brandt Fifer ’95

Fahed Hattar, grandfather of Rebecca E. Hattar ’14

Dan Keenan, 11/30/2010, grandfather of Connor ’14 and Colton Keenan ’16

Chet Obritski, grandfather of Patrick ’11 and Ryan Lamon ’13

Victor Peelish, grandfather of Natalie ’12 and Daniel Peelish ’16

Joan Pipkin, mother of Mark J. Pipkin ’79 and grandmother of Caroline Franke ’10

Patricia “Pat” Prouty, 7/19/2011 mother of Allison ’95 and Amanda Prouty ’99

Walter Seaman, 2/2011, grandfather of Brett ’10, Evan ’14 and Rachel Crawford ’15

William Schwarz, 12/19/2010, father of Steve Schwarz ’76

Joyce Smith, grandmother of Kaitlin ’12 and Henry Creamer ’17

Robert “Bob” Soderlund, 11/4/2010, grandfather of CJ ’09 and Jamie Soderlund ’14

Marjorie Leslie Sutton, 9/14/2011, grandmother of Andrew ’99, Matt ’01, Tyler ’03, Nick ’03 and Abby Larkin ’06

Alice Wales, 11/2010, mother of Sheila Coyle ’81

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1933

Carlton Mulcahy Rogers died on July 2, 2011. Upon gradu-ation from Severn, Carlton returned to Los Angeles and spent the next 2 years at Po-mona College, where he joined the R.O.T.C. program. He transferred to the University of Southern California, where he graduated in 1938 with a BA in business. In 1940, he graduated from Southwestern Law School and then served as a special agent in the FBI prior to WWII. He enlisted in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in May 1942, as a Second Lieutenant. He served in the South Pacifi c theater as a 1st Lieutenant with the 362nd Engineers, operating a lumber mill on Guadalcanal. He was then reassigned to the European theater, now as a Captain, and served with General Patton’s 15th Army, building bridges to cross the Rhine River. He was awarded the Bronze Star. Upon returning home, he headed to Phoenix, Arizona, where he started the Union Gypsum Co., manufactures of wall board and other building materials. With his father’s passing in 1952, Carlton took over as president of Pacifi c Rock & Gravel Co., with mining operations in Irwindale, Upland and Corona, CA.

1935

Brigadier General James How-ard Keller passed away on Feb-ruary 13. After graduation from Severn, Jim entered the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and graduated in 1939. He was captain of the lacrosse teams in both 1936 and 1939. In 1941 he was assigned to the 32nd infan-try regiment of the 7th Division

with which he served in the Pa-cifi c area throughout World War II. He participated in the cam-paigns of Attu, Kwajalien, the Philippines, Okinawa and fi nally the surrender of Japanese forces in South Korea. He commanded the 32nd infantry regiment at the end of the war. In 1945 he was assigned to the faculty at West Point. During his military ca-reer he was awarded the combat infantryman’s badge, the distin-guished service medal, two silver star medals, three Legion of Mer-it medals, four bronze star med-als and the Army commendation medal. He retired from the Army in 1969 and was employed by the McDonnell-Douglas Cor-poration in St. Louis until 1976. After 30 years of military service and eight years with McDonnell-Douglas, General Keller retired. He served terms as president of Sea Pines Golf Club, Inc., Sea Pines Country Club and Chair-man of the Board of Trustees of Th e Seabrook.

1937

John Randolph “Randy” Cou-pland, III passed away on Au-gust 11, 2011. After graduating from Severn, Randy went on to the University of Virginia. He had a love of sports, especially baseball. He was the fi rst pitcher to have his name engraved in the Norfolk, VA “No Hit, No Run” Hall of Fame Book in 1931 and later was inducted into Severn Athletic Hall of Fame. At the University of Virginia, Randy always joked that he was drafted twice—once by the Yankees, and once by Uncle Sam calling him to service shortly after. He claims his most memorable time in his brief baseball career was

the opportunity to pitch to Joe DiMaggio. Unfortunately, the fi rst pitch was hit over center fi eld and a smiling DiMaggio said, “Welcome to the majors kid,” as he rounded the bases. From ’35-’39 he served in the Naval Reserve and was drafted and commissioned in 1942 into the US Army. He served with the French Army in northern Africa and as a Captain in the US Army 3rd Infantry Division in the Eu-ropean theater. Randy was dis-charged in 1946 and recalled in 1951 for the Korean confl ict. He served as an advisor with the Ko-rean Army and was discharged a second time in December 1952.

1938

Richard “Dick” Lazenby died from pneumonia July 30. While at Severn, Dick received the honor of All Maryland Lacrosse before moving on to the Univer-sity of Virginia, participating in the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity and three sports - soccer, swimming and lacrosse. Dick then attended the US Naval Academy, Class of 1943. He achieved All Mary-land and All American honor-able mention in lacrosse and was the Naval Academy’s repre-sentative to the second North/South All Star lacrosse game in 1941, where he scored the win-ning goal for the south team. Following graduation he was as-signed to a destroyer operating in the North Atlantic, then shifted down to the invasion of North Africa and landing at Sicily. Th is was followed by an assignment to another destroyer serving the Pacifi c and which took part in the landing at Saipan. Dur-ing the summer of 1944 he was ordered back to the states and served on fi ve diff erent aircraft

carriers. He became command-ing offi cer of VA 94 (fi ghter squadron) and was executive of-fi cer of the carrier USS Franklin D. Roosevelt during the Cuban Missile Crisis. He also had two tours in the Pentagon both in public aff airs—the fi rst in the Navy Department, the second in the Department of Defense as head of the Naval Security Review, where his performance earned him the Meritorious Service Metal. On retiring from the Navy, Dick entered the real estate business in Annapolis and served many years on the Anne Arundel County Board of Real-tors. n Albert “Buzz” Betzel, Capt. USN (Ret.) passed away on   May 19. After graduation from Severn, Buzz attended the Naval Academy Class of 1942, where he specialized in electri-cal engineering. In December ’41, his class was accelerated into service, and he fought as a submarine commander in the Pacifi c for which he was awarded the Silver Star. After 30 years in the Navy, he joined the National Science Foundation’s polar re-search department, and served as manager of the Palmer Station in Antarctica during the 1980s.

1939

Th e following information on Irad Oxley was recently found at www.history.navy.mil/a-korea/cvg5b-51.pdf; “On 16 October, the weather lifted and eighty-six sorties were fl own. Assigned bridge targets, ADs and F4Us dropped spans on three bridges and damaged six others. Jet coverall fl ights and reconnais-sance fl ights attacked rail targets and rolling stock with a total of two locomotives damaged and sixteen boxcars and gondolas

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1943

John G. “Jack” Hoff man, Jr., passed away on his birthday, Monday, May 9. Jack was a 1949 graduate of Loyola University in Baltimore and served as a phar-macist mate in the Navy during WW II. In 1956 he became an engineer at General Electric, re-tiring in 1985. He was an active member of A.S.M.E. (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) and the A.S.L.E. (American So-ciety of Lubricating Engineers), and he published and presented many relevant papers. Pope John Paul II recognized Jack’s contri-butions to the Catholic Church in Erie, PA by granting him the Bene Merenti (To a Well Deserv-ing Person) Award for his many years of exceptional service. n

Maurice R. Raviol passed away February 28. In the Army, Mau-rice served as the personal in-terpreter to Generals Ridgway and Bradley and served in the intelligence division. After his service in the Army, he began a career in the fragrance industry which spanned over six decades. Maurice held senior executive positions in several global fi ne fragrance fi rms and founded Fra-grance Designs Inc. Most recent-ly he was executive vice president for Polarome Inc. and was chair-man of Les Poochs Inc.

1944Send notes to: Karl J. Christoph, Jr.230 W. Laurel St. #802San Diego, CA 92101619-231-9514radmx@msn.com

1946 Send notes to: Hugh “Dick” McLeanP.O. Box 1735 Borrego Springs, CA 92004 hugh-mclean@hotmail.com

1947

REUNION YEAR!contact your chair person!buzz hallblairhall@aol.com

Send notes to: Blair “Buzz” Hall666 Maid Marian Hill Sherwood Forest, MD 21405 410-849-2134 blairhall@aol.com

Lt. Col. Robert “Bob” Th orn-ton Strange Jr. died May 30. While attending Severn, Bob played football, wrestling, and lacrosse with good friends Buzz Hall and Casey Hernandez, and became an outstanding athlete. Upon graduation from Severn, Bob matriculated to the Uni-versity of Maryland, leaving the university to enter the Merchant Marine Academy in Louisiana during the Korean confl ict. In January of 1950, he enlisted in the United States Air Force. Af-ter graduation from the Air Force Aviation Cadet program, he was commissioned as a second lieu-tenant and sent to South Korea, where he spent the duration of the war fl ying Night Intruder raids over North Korea with the Th ird Light Bomb Wing. Dur-ing this time, he earned several medals and commendations for bravery and service including the Distinguished Flying Cross.

“What could be considered my original near miss was that I was born at all.” So begins Near Misses: A Naval Aviator’s Story, by Paul Allen Riley, who has written the detailed true story of his close brushes with death as a fi ghter pilot at the dawn of the jet age. For any reader with experience as a pilot, or really any aviation buff , Near Misses is a must-read, and is a clear thumbs-up.

Th e writing is clear and concise, if sprinkled a bit too liberally with the use of aviation terms for those of us whose fl ying decisions are limited to whether to purchase the headphones for the in-fl ight movie. Th e jargon does not obscure the story, though, but rather is a necessary component of a book that is, at its heart, about adventures in fl ying. One cannot write a legal thriller without using phrases like “verdict” and “presumed innocent,” and I suppose one cannot write a book about fl ying without shifting one’s gaze to one’s “gyro horizon instrument.” In any event, the level of detail of the author’s recollection of particular fl ights that occurred in the 1950s, now over a half-century ago, is no less than astounding, and must be the result of a fl ight log religiously maintained, combined with a sharp memory for detail.

In sum, Near Misses should be a textbook for all Student Naval Aviators, a fi reside companion to retired military aviators now freed to muse on the good fortune of their own survival, and a reminder to the rest of us of the serious risks a few take on behalf of the security and liberty of all.

Near Misses caused this reader to refl ect that, when we consider our own “near misses” in life, we must begin to realize, as the author seems to conclude, that whatever setbacks we have been through, mere survival to any ripe age is, after all, a miracle of sorts, even for those of us who have never lit the afterburners of our experimental jet aircraft, or been catapulted off the narrow deck of a surging aircraft carrier in high winds and rolling seas to have “slipped the surly bonds of earth and danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings.”

Paul Riley ’44

Near MissesLCDR Paul Allen Riley ’44 USN (Ret) takes readers on a wild ride in his new book Near Misses. The review below is courtesy of Jack Riley, Amazon.com

destroyed. While searching the road near MAJON-NI, LCDR Irad Blair Oxley, Operations Offi cer of VF-172, was hit with ground fi re. Absence of radio transmission indicated that the pilot was hit. His aircraft dived and crashed into the ground. Th ere was no possibility of es-cape and Oxley was reported as killed in action.”

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spent 15 years as a stage man-ager on Broadway is now busy with two children in Palo Alto; and daughter Christina and her husband are involved in politi-cal activities in D.C. Gurney still follows Severn’s progress but has not seen the campus since the fi fties. He was fortunate to run into Mr. Teel several times in Dunedin, Florida in the late fi fties while Mr. Teel was sitting on a pier fi shing. He observed, “What a wonderful man he was.” Another story that verifi es the impact Mr. Teel and Severn had on each of us. It makes one wonder what service each of us can now provide to the school through fi nancial or other sup-port.’ Enjoy the fall. Take good care. Bill (Skinhead)”

1952

REUNION YEAR!contact your chair person!nick goldsboroughngoldsborough2@verizon.netLou Hargravehargrave@comcast.netSend Notes to: Nick Goldsbor-ough5101 River Crescent Dr.Annapolis, MD 21401ngoldsborough2@verizon.net

From Nick: Dear classmates, 2012 will be our 60th reunion. so mark the weekend of May 11- 13 on your calendars and come back to School for the reunion. Th ey are always a great time. I look forward to being with you. I would like to advise that I have a new seeing eye dog named Ed. Talked to Lou Hargrave recent-ly and he is doing well. n Bill Leggett sends this news: “I have remarried and settled down with my wife Peggy in Tucson, Ari-zona. Shoot me an email when you get a chance - blegg2248@aol.com”

1954 Send Notes to: Jack Kelly69 Westview DriveNorwood, MA 02062jmkelly@norwoodlight.com

1957

REUNION YEAR!contact your chair person!al marshallalmarshall@bellsouth.net

1958 Send notes to: John Eller767 Madison Street Monterey, CA 93940 johnceller@aol.com

lie Taylor, Sharon & Bill Har-grave and Gurney Sloan. All are well. Charlie asked about Casey Hernandez ’47. It turns out they live 23 miles from each other in Florida. Sharon & Bill were calling a mutual friend of ours and I happened to answer the phone. Th ey live in Annapo-lis and I hope we will be able to get together soon. I received a very nice letter from Gurney. He and his wife of 57 years live on a bluff above the Delaware Riv-er in Bucks County, PA. After Severn, Gurney soon decided he was no longer interested in the USNA and subsequently gradu-ated from Lehigh. After a tour with USAF and a period with a pharmaceutical company he de-cided to change directions and attended law school at the Uni-versity of Pennsylvania, special-izing in corporate and securities law. Gurney retired from prac-tice in 1997 but is still interested in business activities and is ready for exciting new ventures. Gur-ney and his wife have three chil-dren. Th eir son is a top executive of a busy and successful politi-cal marketing and fund raising fi rm; daughter Amanda who

Remember this? Classmates from ’51 and ’52 had a great reunion get together at Nick Goldsborough’s home in 2002

From November 1951 to Feb-ruary 1952, Bob and his squad fl ew 51 successful combat mis-sions. After returning from Ko-rea, Bob earned his wings as a pilot. In 1966, the family relo-cated back to Annapolis where he was stationed at Andrews Air Force base until retirement in 1970. While at Andrews, he earned the Meritorious Service Medal for “consistently demon-strating outstanding leadership, resourcefulness, and technical knowledge in the performance of his duty.” After retirement from the Air Force, Bob earned his real estate license and began his second career in commercial property management.

1948 Send notes to: Bill Fisher 8722 Higdon Drive, Vienna VA 22182 703-938-7487 wgf50929@yahoo.com

Philip M. Carter, 80, died Au-gust 23, 2011. After graduation from Severn, Phil attended the U.S. Naval Academy and Hart-wick College in Oneonta, N.Y. Until his retirement in 1990, Phil was employed by IBM at Fishkill and Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Many of his happiest hours were spent with family and friends on golf courses, tennis courts and ski slopes. n News from Bill Fisher: “Fall and winter are around the corner. Our 65th reunion will soon be a year and half away. Please start thinking about coming back to Severn for a good time. Th e Alumni Offi ce and I haven’t heard from anyone this last few months so I decided to include the follow-ing comments that I submitted too late for the Winter 2011 Bridge. ‘Since our last column I have been in contact with Char-

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1960 Send notes to: Neil Perron1253 Dogwood Road Arnold, MD 21012 nfp1@comcast.net

1961Bob Bruce writes: “Th e reunion was a wonderful time. All those who worked on it did a great job.” n From Ken Cohen: “Re-tired. Snow bird between Sara-toga Springs, NY area and beau-tiful West Coast.”

1962

REUNION YEAR!contact your chair person!robert kesmodelrkesmodel@gmail.comned zimmermannedzimmerman@att.net

Send notes to: Robert Kesmodel11 Island Avenue Unit 806 Miami Beach, FL 33139 Offi ce 305-538-2004rkesmodel@gmail.com

1963Robert Augustus “Rebob” Wilson III died peacefully after a long illness on September 17, at his home in Afton, VA. After graduation from Severn, Bob went to the University of Vir-ginia. He served in the Vietnam War as a member of the United States Air Force. After a dedi-cated career, he enthusiastically went into business for himself with his good friend and part-ner Steve Smith. He dedicated his spare time to his passions for being outdoors and beautifying his peaceful country home. “Re-bob” was known for the warm and generous spirit he showed to close friends and acquain-tances alike, and for the wonder-

ful cheer and laughter that he brought to all occasions. He will be greatly missed by his loving family and devoted friends.

1965Send Notes to: Sandy Clark528 4th Street SEWashington, D.C. 20003sandyclark@yahoo.com 1966 Send notes to: Richard Templeton108 Annapolis Street Annapolis, MD 21401 kron2000@aol.com

1967

REUNION YEAR!

1968 Send notes to: Shannon McDowell3 South Cherry Grove Ave.Annapolis, MD 21401shannonmcdowell2006@comcast.net

Jeff rey Farnum Ault, 60, died June 6. After graduation, Jeff went on to the University of Maryland where he played la-crosse and graduated from the University of Baltimore. He was a small business owner for more than 25 years in Arbutus and had recently retired. He loved his friends and family, golfi ng,

A few from the many in attendance at Harold Norton’s ’74 memorial gathering at Severn. L to R: Steve Hill, Jeff Popham, Jim Trost, Gary Zorn, Steve Fromyer

writing and nature. He was a CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate for Children) and vol-unteered for the Chesapeake Bay Foundation.

1969 Send notes to: Nick Codd P.O. Box 843 Severna Park, MD 21146nickcodd@verizon.net

1972

REUNION YEAR!contact your chair person!john nortonjohn@declarity.comjohn leochajleocha@yahoo.com

Send notes to: John NortonP.O. Box 154St. Michaels, MD 21663 410-924-8642 john@declarity.com

From John Norton: John Leo-cha and I are organizing our 40th reunion, which will take place during the 2012 Alumni Weekend scheduled for May 11, 12, and 13. John and I ar-gue about politics from time to time, but we are agreed that we’d like to make this a big event. Severn will be hosting our re-union dinner at the school on

Saturday, May 12. We will be contacting you soon with more details. Please don’t hesitate to let us know now if you are plan-ning to attend, or if you’d like to help. And if you have any ideas that will make it a more attrac-tive, memorable event, we’d like to hear those ideas now, too. As an inducement to you, John and I are asking Th e SCOOTER Store to donate a Jazzy 1170 XL Plus Power Chair, with 16” knobby drive wheels, as a door prize. You can reach John Leo-cha by email at jleocha@gmail.com, or by calling him at 443-454-3696. You can reach me by email at john@declarity.com, or by calling me at 410-924-8642. Please don’t argue with us! As most of you know, my brother, Harold Norton ’74, passed away in July. Denise Tray Rosson ’78 kindly helped me organize a me-morial gathering at Severn for his classmates and his Severna Park friends. Liz Mann Carlin ’74, Mark Fitzsimmons ’76, Steve Fromyer ’74, Steve Hill ’74, John Leocha ’72, Jeff Po-pham ’74, Ann ’76 and Geoff Riefe ’73, Steve Shenk ’74, Susan Snyder ’76, Jim Trost ’74, and Gary Zorn ’74 were among those who came to visit and remember Harold. We scat-tered some of Harold’s ashes at Severn. Joe Burke ’94 catered the gathering, and Ann and Geoff brought terrifi c chocolate mint brownies, Harold’s favorite fl avor combination. Many more of his classmates, teachers, and friends from Severn sent kind, thoughtful notes to my fam-ily. We are grateful, and I know Harold would have felt honored. Th ank you.”

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1978 Send notes to: Denise Tray RossonSevern School Th e Boone House 116 Maple Avenue Severna Park, MD 21146 d.rosson@severnschool.com

Owen Keith Wojick, a lifelong resident of Millersville, passed away on March 31, 2011 follow-ing a brief illness. Born August 5, 1960, he was adopted and given a loving life by the late Henry Wojick, Jr. and the late Ramona J. Wojick. After graduation from Severn and the University of Maryland, Owen spent his entire career in the air freight industry at BWI Airport including a term as president of the Baltimore Washington Air Cargo Associa-tion.

1979 Send notes to: Kim Corbin Aviles443 Maryleborn Road Severna Park, MD 21146 kaviles@csalaw.com

1981 Send notes to: Stacey Hendricks Manis211 Mount Oak Place Annapolis, MD 21409 410-349-8822 maniss@comcast.net

1982

REUNION YEAR!contact your chair person!gina destefanog.destefano@sturbridgehomes.comamy zimmermanzimmercat@aol.comdarren burnsbdb@carneykelehan.com

Send notes to: Tracy Tischer504 Riverview Ct Annapolis, MD 21401 410-266-4595 tracyctisher@gmail.com

1983 Send notes to: Molly Moore Green123 Hatton Drive Severna Park, MD 21146 m.green@severnschool.com

1984Send Notes to: Susan LeonardSusanleonard1921@mac.com

1985Send notes to: Julie Katcef Ma-seritz197 Cinnamon LaneEdgewater, MD 21037julie12@comcast.net

1986 Send notes to: Sara Tabasi Toomey150 Longfellow DriveMillersville, MD 21108410-315-7728charleysangels@verizon.net

From Sara: “Liz Domenech Miller has just accepted a job with the Anne Arundel Medi-cal Center as a systems analyst. Liz still lives in Annapolis with her husband Clarke and her two daughters, Mackenzie and Madi-son. n Th anks to all those who traveled far and near to attend our 25-year reunion. It was so nice to see some new faces at-tending and catch up with every-one. Many thanks to the event organizers and to Zambezi for the great entertainment!” n And more reunion thanks from Vicki Norton Kreiner: “Th is reunion was my favorite, especially seeing classmates that did not neces-

A great crowd was on hand for the ’86 reunion!

1973 Send notes to: Bona Hurst Ellis 513 Point Field Drive Millersville, MD 21108 410-987-3949 rellis@msn.com

1974Harold Douglas Norton died July 12, 2011 at his home in Havre de Grace, MD. After graduation from Severn, Har-old continued on to Washing-ton College and University of Baltimore School of Law, where he was the executive editor of the University of Baltimore Law Review and Law Forum. Harold loved practicing law, and was an associate at the law fi rm Brown, Brown & Young in Bel Air for more than 20 years. He served as the City Attorney for the city of Havre de Grace. Harold was past-president of the Havre de Grace Rotary Club, and served as a director for St. John’s Tow-ers and St. John’s Commons. He was a member of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Havre de Grace, and a volunteer for Pets on Wheels with his beloved Bi-chon Frise, Emma.

1976 Send notes to: Catherine Clarke104 Castletown Road Lutherville, MD 21093 410-823-7777catherineclarke@verizon.net

1977

REUNION YEAR!contact your chair person!layla chase lopezllopez@rockville.ethanallen.comfrank thorpfthorp@USO.orgerich smitherichls1@aol.com

From the ’86 reunion: Vicki Norton Kreiner, Kristin Quirk Clevenger, Lisa Denniston, & Lynn Tiernan

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sarily graduate from Severn but touched my life. A special thank you and cheers to my fi rst friend I ever met—he knows who he is. Love Vicki - Keep in touch.”

1987

REUNION YEAR!contact your chair person!bruce oldbruce_old@patagonia.comrobyn formicarformica@teksystems.comchris baradelchrisbaradel@yahoo.comcaroline mortoncarolineandwillie@comcast.net

Send notes to: Penny Leather-wood Kennedypenny.kennedy@gmail.com410-439-5982

From Kathy Bass Clevenger: My daughter Anne is now in 7th grade at McDonogh—really loves her teachers and friends. We decided to bite the bullet and move since we’ll be in that area for the next decade! Alex, now in 5th grade at NAPS, and I will commute to Annapolis since I teach at the school. I teach sci-ence at NAPS and love it. I also want him to fi nish up there since he’s been there since pre-K. It’ll be 2 hours on the road for us

More from the ’86 reunion bash, John Rivers & Sara Tobasi Toomey

TECH WIZ AND ENTREPRENEUR DAVID TROY ’89

410Labs (2010-present; co-founder, CEO) 410Labs is focused ex-clusively on the development of innovative technology products for the web and mobile environments. Products include length-limited email service Shortmail, knowledge-sharing service Replyz, and email-metrics and management service Mailstrom.

BmoreFiber (2010-present; co-organizer) In February 2010, Google announced plans to consider building a fi ber optic net-work infrastructure in one or more locations in the United States. I worked with a diverse group of volunteers, the offi ce of the Mayor of Baltimore, the Greater Baltimore Committee, and the Economic Alli-ance of Greater Baltimore to assemble a comprehensive response to Google’s Request for Information. This process launched a city-wide

conversation about infrastructure, innovation, and how Baltimore can benefi t from telecommunica-tions investment. Regardless of what happens with Google, we’ve started a process that will yield multiple dividends in the future.

Beehive Baltimore (2008-present; founder) Beehive Baltimore is a co-working community of free-lancers, entrepreneurs, and other creative professionals sharing a common workspace in Baltimore. The purpose of the community is to have a social work environment that provides the great amenities of an offi ce space while still allowing all the members the freedom and creativity to work on what they want, when they want. One of the great by-products of the community is the potential each member has to easily collaborate with one another. Beehive Baltimore is part of the larger co-working movement that is taking root all around the world. By participating in a collabora-tive community of professionals, new opportunities emerge and relationships lead to new business and new ideas.

Baltimore Angels (2009-present; founder) A new generation of angel investing comes to Baltimore (Angel - an affl uent individual who provides capital for a business start-up, usually in exchange for convertible debt or ownership equity. Angel investors may organize themselves into angel groups or angel networks to share research and pool their investment capital. Angels typically invest their own funds, unlike venture capitalists, who manage the pooled money of others in a professionally-managed fund. wikipedia.com). If you are a tech entrepreneur or community-minded investor, please get in touch with Baltimore Angels. This is not your father’s investment group. Inves-tors are current and cashed-out entrepreneurs who have “done it” and can help other entrepreneurs advance to the next stage.

Recent Awards and RecognitionBaltimore Business Journal, Power 20, 2010Chesapeake Regional Technology Council, Legends Circle, 2010Daily Record Infl uential Marylander, 2010University of Baltimore Distinguished Entrepreneur, 2010Nominee – Greater Baltimore Tech Council, BETA 2.0 Award, 2010Daily Record (Baltimore), Innovator of the Year, 2009Greater Baltimore Tech Council, Connector of the Year, 2009

David Troy describes himself as a “serial entrepreneur, software developer, and community builder” and may we add to that description a very busy, talented and visionary individual. Some may remember the company he founded in 1995, ToadNet, which grew to be one of the larger internet service providers serving the mid-Atlantic. The listing below, pulled from David’s website, davetroy.com, is just a small sampling of the many projects spearheaded and designed by David Troy. Visit davetroy.com and be prepared to be wowed.

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1992

REUNION YEAR!contact your chair person!duncan slidelldslidell@bozzuto.com

Send notes to: Jennifer Molese-vich305 S. Clinton St. Baltimore, MD 21224 jennpm1@msn.com

1993 Send notes to: Dave Sobel3171 Colchester Brook Lane Fairfax, VA 22031 703-280-2628 dave@evolvetech.com

1994 Send notes to: Michael Calabresecalabrese_michael@hotmail.com

1995 Send notes to: Darcy Watt Gurganous703-327-1089 drwatt21@hotmail.com

1996 Send notes to: Erika Huebner 4709 Spring Hill RoadSavannah, GA 31404 912-691-1639 erika@designstudio13.com

1997

REUNION YEAR!contact your chair person!gussie habeck melendezaugustamelendez@gmail.comSend notes to: Gussie Habeck Melendezaugustamelendez@gmail.com

1998 Send notes to: Dan Ericson910 M Street NW #408Washington, D.C. 20001ericson@gwmail.gwu.edu

Abigail, Katherine and Molly Morsberger, daughters of Melissa White Morsberger ’91

From Heather: “Hi class of 1991! I heard that our 20th Re-union was a fantastic event and I was so sorry to have missed it. I was visiting Annapolis in August and got to catch up with Car-rie MacVean Grimes, Cheryl Helman Madden, and Melissa White Morsberger who all en-joyed seeing everyone and at-tending the alumni activities. A big shout out to Casey Cole who I heard made the trip from Colo-rado, and Alexi Dzurec coming from New Mexico! Impressive! A big thanks to Kristin Gil-lis Long and Carrie MacVean Grimes for their eff orts with this event. n Melissa White Mors-berger shares that she is doing well and is excited to announce the birth of their third child, Molly Elizabeth, born on Febru-ary 1, 2011. She weighed 8 lb. 5 oz. at birth and is showered with love by her two big sisters Abigail (10) and Katherine (8). Melissa and her husband, Steve, continue to live in Catonsville. Melissa is an elementary school nurse for Baltimore County Public Schools, and has been re-ally fortunate to be able to bring both of her older girls with her to school each day. She had a

great time visiting with other members of the Class of 1991 at the evening reunion but was very sorry to have missed the pic-nic. She and her family enjoyed spending a week in Ocean City this summer as well as an amaz-ing two weeks in the Adiron-dacks, which is their annual fam-ily vacation spot. She is looking forward to another great school year but isn’t excited to get back into the balancing act of work, family, and all of the craziness of having kids in activities during the school year! She wishes ev-eryone well and asks that more of you send updates on your lives. n So what a great surprise it was to be reading the July 2011 of Food and Wine magazine and see Andrew Dehart’s name in an article about hunting lionfi sh! Andy is currently the Director of Fishes and Aquatic Invertebrates for the National Aquarium in Washington DC. 20 years later, he is still....‘Shark Man’.” Here is a link to the article:

www.foodandwine.com/articles/lion fi sh-invasion-a-guide-to-hunting-and-fi shing

per day, but it could be worse I suppose. Bryant is fi ne and still works for IBM and travels fairly often. My e-mail isabckbc@verizon.net.”

1988Send notes to: Drew Burns402 Ben Oaks Dr EastSeverna Park, MD 21146dburns@pcmservices.com410-846-5570

1989 Send notes to: Holly Hodson668 N. Coast Hwy. #408 Laguna Beach, CA  92651 949-497-8770 holly@hollyhodson.com

1990 Send notes to: Blairlee Sommers Owens419 Prince George StreetLaurel, MD 20707blairleeowens@comcast.net

1991 Send notes to: Heather Clark Piskorowski4371 Westminster PlaceSaint Louis MO 63108 heatherpisko@gmail.com - or to - Matt Sarro3051 Aberdeen Road Annapolis, MD 21403 mattsarro@bridgeborn.com

Caroline & Lindsey Foard, twin girls of Mary and John ’89 Foard

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1999 Send notes to: Jennifer Scott1650 21st Rd. N. Apt 2 Arlington, VA 22209-1160 jenscott@alumni.virginia.edu

2000 Send notes to: Jane Friend Jfriend12@gmail.com

Katy Shelor and Severn alum-ni, Anne Ruchman, Nichole Marks, and Sarah Snyder, gathered together to celebrate at Katy’s bachelorette party in DC. Katy says, “I fl ew into DC from LA for my bachelorette weekend in August.  We all live in diff er-ent cities now and don’t get to see each other nearly enough. I’m getting married October 1st at my parents’ house in Rich-mond, VA! My fi ance Jonathan is also a TV producer and we are actually working together on a new series for SyFy right up until the wedding. We are excited to fi nally be a “Mr. and Mrs.”  and for our families to fi nally meet. He is English and they are all fl y-ing in a few days before. It will be a battle of the accents: Eng-lish vs. Southern. It remains to be seen if anyone will be able to understand each other!” n Doug

Mayer currently resides in Boca Raton, Florida, where is he is working as U.S. Senate candidate Adam Hasner’s communications director. n Ashleigh Korves writes, “I recently completed my podiatric surgical residency at Yale New Haven Hospital and have moved back to the Annapo-lis area.  In August, I joined Foot and Ankle Associates of the Mid-Atlantic, formerly Columbia Foot and Ankle Associates, with offi ces in Annapolis and Clarks-ville.   I would love to catch up with any Severn alums living lo-cally. And if anyone has a foot or ankle issue, feel free to visit me at the offi ce!” n Jane and Carrie Friend ’02 traveled to Tanzania this summer. Jane taught Eng-lish and math to children in a small village called Tarakea near the border of Kenya. Carrie met her there and the two climbed Mount Kilimanjaro together. Th ey had the best guide on the mountain. If you’re interested in making the trek, feel free to con-tact either one of them!

2001 Send notes to: Helen Birney helenwb@gmail.com

Jane ’00 & Carrie Friend ’02 at Mt. Kilimanjaro

From the Class of 2000: Anne Ruchman, Katy Shelor, Sarah Snyder and Nichole Marks

Eliza Jane Seel, daughter of Jaclyn Chartier ’02 and David Seel

Declan Michael Conroy, son of Kristi Jobson ‘02

and husband Brian Conroy, born May 23,

weighing 8 pounds, 6 ounces

2002

REUNION YEAR!contact your chair person!dan zambranodaniel.s.zambrano@gmail.commatt allenmatthew.h.allen@gmail.comadam jonesadamjonesswo@hotmail.com

Send Notes to: Kristi Jobson kristi.jobson@gmail.com

Congrats to Jaclyn Chartier and husband David Seel on the birth of their daughter Eliza Jane Seel. Eliza arrived at 5:19 am on May 10, 2011, weighing in at 6 pounds, 1 ounce.

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March 5, 2011. Th e reception was held at the Chesapeake Bay Beach Club. Severn grads in the wedding party included Kim Warpinski ’05, Kari Warpinski ’09, and Sean Engles ’03.

2004 Send Notes to: Jenn Presswood jennpresswood@gmail.com

2005Send Notes to: Tyler Williamstylerwilliams0@gmail.com- or to - Jenessa Del Sestojmdel87@aol.com

Tyler Williams tells the Bridge: “In May 2009, I graduated from the University of the South with a BA in history. In August 2009, I married Sarah Beth Newlin, in

Liz Mann Carlin ’74 visited Jack ’04 and Kate Rosson in Alaska,where Jack is stationed with the USAF

Winchester, VA. After earning a masters, we moved to Tampa, FL in January 2011, where I cur-rently work for the Department of Defense. We are expecting our fi rst child, a little boy, Jack-son Carter, in December.”

2006Send Notes to: Courtney Dunnctd231@nyu.edu

Courtney sends in lots of news: Lindsay Hall just started her fi rst year of law school at GW n Chase Sutton and Garrett Nicholson graduated in the spring (Chase from Univ. of Ari-zona, Garrett from Dartmouth) and spent most of the summer backpacking around the world. Follow their travel blog at www/spreadingdemocracy.blogspot.com. Garrett recently moved to NYC. n Faith Meisenberg is in grad school at UMD College Park. n Brian Phipps moved up as starting goalie for the Chesa-peake Bay Hawks. n Emily Oli-ver bicycled across the United States and now lives in New Or-leans. n Jeremy Burns has been living in South Korea for almost a year teaching. n And fi nally, Courtney Dunn has been work-ing in the press department for Tribeca Film Festival in NYC.

2007

REUNION YEAR!contact your chair person!alyssa vain-callahanarv8@duke.edu

Send Notes to: Samantha Gold-mangoldman.sg@gmail.com- or to -Graham Ellisonellisogc@eckerd.edu

Zach Pfi nsgraff writes: “I just got back from Peru with Woody Johnson and it was an incredible trip. I already have a job lined up with Deloitte in DC starting August.” n Greg Quinn gradu-ated with a major in Business Administration in May 2011 from Washington College in Maryland.

2008Send Notes to: Annie Weberacw5133@psu.edu- or to -Stephen Sexauerstephen.b.sexauer@vanderbilt.edu

Emma Hall is spending the fall semester studying abroad in Madrid, Spain. n Erica Bruce sends this very positive mail: “I just graduated from Hollins University, down in Roanoke VA. I graduated a year early, accelerating my education and

Tyler Williams ’05 and his wife Sarah

2003Send notes to: Laura Lutkefedderllutkefedder@gmail.com

Maureen ‘Reenie’ Moen mar-ried Patrick Baur, a classmate from Harvard, May 29, 2011.Th e wedding party included Severn alumni Laura Lutkefed-der, Joanie Axelbaum, and Jon Moen ’06. Maureen and Patrick took their honeymoon in Spain and Portugal and then moved to Berkeley, California where Maureen is starting a residency program in internal medicine. n Jack Warpinski married Cait-lin Howard in Annapolis on

Class of ’03 celebrates Reenie Moen’s wedding: Back row: Sean Byrnes, Ned Masek, Tim Shenk.

Front row: Laura Lutkefedder, Joanie Axelbaum, Patrick Baur, Reenie Moen Baur, Katie Robey, PJ Schmidlein, Enid Williams

Jack Warpinski ’03 and his wife Caitlin

Former headmaster Bill Creeden and his wife, former faculty member, Debbie, dropped in on their adoring fans at the Boone

House. Bill and Debbie are still living in Tucson but were taking a whirlwind tour up and down the East coast.

squeezing it all in to 3 years instead of the usual 4. I gradu-ated with a bachelor’s degree in English and creative writing, with Cum Laude honors, as well as athletic honors (I was an All-Old Dominion Athletic Con-ference Honorable Mention for Division III women’s lacrosse). Because of my writing skills, a recruiting fi rm hired me for their database marketing coordinator position, and now I have a real, full-time job, and it isn’t even really related to English! I defi -nitely attribute many of my skill sets to my education at Severn. Severn prepared me not only for college, but for life: of course Severn taught me math, science, and library research techniques, but I also learned team work, patience, professionalism, self-confi dence, pride, and respect. I really believe that Severn laid the foundation for me to grow into a better person as I got through college. Severn’s teachers truly care about their students, and for that reason they really are the backbone of the school. I know from fi rst hand experience that it is extremely possible to become the kind of person you’ve always dreamed of. I really feel very strongly that a positive attitude and gratefulness can take you a long way, and that everyone has the tools within themselves to succeed.”

2009Send Notes to: Katie Dickersonkdicker@emory.edu- or to - Justin Kiehnejkiehne@gatech.edu

Congratulations to Taylor Stout for recently being selected as a 2011 recipient of University of Maryland’s Scholars program’s Outstanding Achievement Award.

Th is award is conferred upon students who exemplify a “model scholar.” Taylor was selected by Scholar’s Program faculty for ex-hibiting scholarly attitudes and excelling in academics, research, and other scholarly activities, such as discovery projects, ser-vice learning and/or artistic undertakings. n Craig Evans “Van” Eney, Jr., 20, died June 16 in Annapolis. After gradua-tion from Severn where Van was an avid lacrosse player, he was recruited to play for Randolph-Macon College from ’09-’11. He was an accomplished wake-boarder, snowboarder, surfer and ice hockey player. He loved boating, crabbing, music, cook-ing, writing, his cat Mango, and above all, he cherished his many dear friends and family. n

Olivia League completed a se-mester internship at the National Criminal Justice Association in Washington DC. She spent this past summer in VA to complete a parol internship in Poly Sci for Roanoke College.

2011Send Notes to: Beanie Antoninibeanslacrosse@hotmail.com- or to -Katlyn Flynnkatlynivy@yahoo.com

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It is with great appreciation that we say farewell to Woody Wooddell ’73 as our Alumni Associa-tion chairman. After two years of serving as chairman of the Alumni Board, the demands of his thriving dental education center and other professional endeavors made it necessary for him to pass the leadership baton. He will, however, remain on the board where he will continue to work on the alumni career networking program. “Woody has done a terrifi c job for the last two years guiding the alumni association to its current healthy state,” said Head-master Doug Lagarde. “We appreciate all that he has done and will continue to do to support Severn.”

Stepping up as co-chairs for the Association will be Car-rie MacVean Grimes ’91 and Mark Carroll ’83. Carrie and Mark both expressed their ap-preciation for Wooddell’s lead-ership and are looking ahead for continued growth within the program. “We look forward to working together to build an even stronger association to support the mission of the

school in whatever way we can,” said Carrie. “Let us know if you have any ideas or would like to be involved,” Mark added.

Woody said, “It has been an honor and a privilege to be involved in the resurgence of the Alumni Association’s presence at Severn. From day one everyone on the Execu-tive Council has devoted themselves to the creation of our vision and putting it into action. He added, “It is exciting to see the relationships being built between all ages of alumni and Severn. Th e strong leadership of Carrie and Mark will assure the continuance of the Alumni Associa-tion’s enrichment of the Severn School community.”

Woody Wooddell ’73

2011-2012 ALUMNI EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

Mark Carroll ’83, Co-ChairCarrie MacVean Grimes ’91, Co-Chair

Mike Calabrese ’94 Kim Selby Gauthier ’88 Bob Graw ’85 Willie Mitchell ’82 Woody Wooddell ’73

Whitney Hopkins Kerridge ’88 John Leimkuhler ’59 Carter Loetz ’06 Scott MacMullan ’00 Ashley McCarl ’05

Photos, top to bottom: Chase Sutton ’06, Sunni Ray ’06 and Brendan Lane ’06 attended the Career Net-working Dinner; Graham Ellison ’07 pays close atten-tion along with other classmates; Charlie Bauer ’00 and Bob Graw ’85 represented the technology fi eld at the Career Networking event.

More than 100 young alums attended the inaugural Career Networking Dinner this summer, sponsored by the Severn Alumni Association. Established al-ums and parents representing a variety of fi elds including media, arts, architecture, construction, marketing and entrepreneurship, took resumes and chatted with our college students and recent college grads. Drew McCarl ’04 and Nick Larkin ’03, profes-sional recruiters from Opal Staff and ARINC respec-tively, gave presentations on what today’s compa-nies are seeking in their employees.

Buzz Hall ’47Nick Goldsborough ’52

Lou Hargrave ’52Al Marshall ’57

Robert Kesmodel ’62Ned Zimmerman ’62

John Norton ’72John Leocha ’72

Layla Chase Lopez ’77Frank Thorp ’77Erich Smith ’77

Gina DeStefano ’82Amy Zimmerman ’82

Darren Burns ’82Bruce Old ’87

Robyn Formica’87Chris Baradel ’87

Caroline Morton ’87Adam Williams ’92

Gussie Habeck Melendez ’97Dan Zambrano ’02

Matt Allen ’02Adam Jones ’02

Alyssa Vain-Callahan ’07

BLAIRHALL@AOL.comngoldsborough2@verizon.nethargrave@comcast.netalmarshall@bellsouth.netrkesmodel@gmail.comnedzimmerman@att.netjohn@declarity.comjleocha@yahoo.comllopez@rockville.ethanallen.comfthorp@USO.orgerichls1@aol.comg.destefano@sturbridgehomes.comzimmercat@aol.combdb@carneykelehan.combruce_old@patagonia.comrformica@teksystems.comchrisbaradel@yahoo.comcarolineandwillie@comcast.netr.adamwilliams@yahoo.comaugustamelendez@gmail.comDaniel.S.Zambrano@gmail.commatthew.h.allen@gmail.comAdamJonesSWO@hotmail.comarv8@duke.edu

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alumni weekend is may 11-13

It's time to gear up for Alumni Weekend May 11-13, 2012!

Friday May 11: Athletic Hall Fame Induction Ceremony @ 1:30p

Saturday May 12:Alumni Lacrosse Game @ 11a

Alumni Family Picnic @ 11:30 - 3:30p

Toast to Teel Reunion Class Dinner @ 6:30 - 9:30p

Sunday May 13:Kesmodel-Lindsay Alumni Brunch @ 10:30a

Our Alumni Association Reunion Committee and Reunion Class Chairs are already hard at work making plans to bring all of you back to Severn for your reunion. Please contact Denise Tray Rosson ’78 if you would like to assist with your reunion effort -d.rosson@severnschool.com or 410-647-7701 ext 2262

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ANNAPOLIS AREA ALUMNI RECEPTIONIN HONOR OF OUR 2011 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI INDUCTEE, CATHY MERRILL WILLIAMS ‘87 NOVEMBER 10, 6:30 PM @ THE CHESAPEAKE BAY FOUNDATION

FOUNDER’S DAY COMMEMORATION &2011 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI INDUCTIONNOVEMBER 11, 10 AM @ EDWARD ST. JOHN ATHLETIC CENTERINDUCTEE CATHERINE MERRILL WILLIAMS ‘87

WASHINGTON D.C. ALUMNI RECEPTION DECEMBER 8, 6:30 PM @ THE COSMOS CLUB

ALUMNI WEEKENDMAY 11 - 13, 2012

Please visit severnschool.com for additional information

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Severn School Annual Report 2010-2011

$545,519

$556,370

$587,530

$505,346

$635,234

$710,327

$663,103

$64,850

$140,812

$106,100

$150,060

$306,994

$224,165

$140,969

$545,493

$908,588

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$2,702,853

$1,750,439

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$1,308,523

$0 $500,000 $1,000,000 $1,500,000 $2,000,000 $2,500,000 $3,000,000 $3,500,000 $4,000,000

July 1, 2004 - June 30, 2005 Total Gifts: $1,155,862

July 1, 2005- June 30, 2006 Total Gifts: $1,605,771

July 1, 2006-June 30, 2007 Total Gifts: $2,536,991

July 1, 2007 - June 30, 2008 Total Gifts: $3,358,258

July 1, 2008-June 30, 2009 Total Gifts: $2,692,667

July 1, 2009 - June 30. 2010 Total Gifts: $2,493,897

July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011 Total Gifts: $2,112,595

Gifts to Severn 2004-2014

Annual Fund Endowment Capital Gifts

SEVERN SCHOOL ANNUAL REPORT 2010-2011

the A N N UA L F U N D

An absolute necessity in the life of the school, our Annual Fund supports current programs and students at Severn in the most immediate sense.

Whether it’s support for our Mock Trial team or an outing to the National Press Club for our budding journalists, the Annual Fund is here to assist.

Your support of the Annual Fund is part of a tradition of generous giving by loyal alumni, parents, parents of alumni, grandparents, friends, faculty

and staff . When you give to the Annual Fund, you join others in being stewards of an educational tradition that is distinctive. Unrestricted operat-

ing funds (the Annual Fund) close the gap between what tuition covers and what it actually costs to run the School.

We are proud of our community and the challenge to our students to pursue excellence in character, conduct and scholarship. Severn School

students have been empowered by our dedicated faculty with a lifelong curiosity for learning, and we call on our friends annually to help us

continue this signifi cant stewardship.

Every gift is important to Severn School, regardless of its size, and we ask everyone to join us in this collective eff ort.

Thank you for your generosity.

Severn has established a series of Annual Fund giving levels to acknowledge the generous support of our donors. Gifts of every size are sincerely appreciated.

Leadership Levels:

Headmaster’s Circle

Rolland M. Teel Society

Honor Roll

The Navigators

Anchor Society

Admiral’s Club

$25,000 +

$15,000 +

$10,000 +

$ 5,000 +

$ 2,500 +

$ 1,000 +

Patron Levels:

Severn Society

Maroon and White Society

$ 500 +

$ 100 +

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HEADMASTER’S CIRCLEJohn S. and Gayle A. BremerMr. and Mrs. Lee S. OwenDr. Lisa Renfro and Dr. Jeremy Snow

ROLLAND TEEL SOCIETY CAPT Homer N. Allen, USN (Ret) ‘42Baltimore Educational Scholarship TrustThe Robert Friend FamilyThomas and Sarah IglerMichael and Lisa PeelishKate and Tim Price FamilyMrs. Margaret Stine

HONOR ROLLAnonymousStephanie Formica Connaughton ‘83Margie Corwin and Neil Schechter

THE NAVIGATORSSheree and Kelly BjornerudPeg and Scott ‘73 BurnsMrs. Catherine Dea Code and Mr. Kenneth CodeAnne and Robert G. DepewMolly Driver and Mike DeStefano ‘84Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and Kimberly HermanKent Holtgrewe ‘73Dr. and Mrs. Brian S. KahanDrs. Joan Contero-Lakhanpal and Sanjiv LakhanpalMrs. Eleanor MerrillLesly and Pat SajakSteven R. Schuh ‘78Mrs. Patricia G. UtzMr. Bill UtzRADM Edward K. Walker, Jr. ‘50Mr. John WhiteDenise and Larry Wilbur ‘74Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy A. Wilbur, Jr.Scott Wilbur ‘77Brian and Heidi WoodNancy and Woody Wooddell ‘73

ANCHOR SOCIETY Joan S. and Bob* AdrianBret and Nancy AndersonSandy Barbour ‘77Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Baulch, Jr.Paul and Laurie BuhrerMr. and Mrs. Benjamin CadwaladerMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Carter III ‘85Michael and Beverly CauleyBrendan and Laurine ConnorsDr. John and Peggy DavliakosMike and Nancy DenninGeoffrey F. Feidelberg and Susan M. SeidlerThe Finlay FamilyKay and Bill FraneyRobert G. Graw, Jr. MDBrian and Kim HallCathie Herrick ‘86Donald and Deborah HugDonnaMarie and Kasey JaroszMichael and Susan KeenanJoanne Baulch MattonenChris and Olivia McClearyAmy and Tony OlmertMr. and Mrs. Glenn L. OrrMr. Cyril PalmerRocky Pratt ‘59Cheryl and Bob Rabbitt ‘82Jacqueline C. and Robert L. RothAllison and Charles SackerKevin and Donna SchaefferDavid and Laura WattRick and Kathleen WheelerRobert and Nancy Wolfe

ADMIRAL’S CLUB Dr. Andrew F. Angelino and Dr. Jennifer L. RiedingerDr. and Mrs. John AvalloneKimberly Aviles ‘79Dr. and Mrs. Brian P. BachChuck and Martha BaldiswielerMrs. Nancy BarbourThe Bedard Family

Pat and Fred BednarikMr. and Mrs. F. Meade BellMr. George R. Benson, Jr.Michael Bisciotti ‘76Laurence E. Block ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Bruther ‘81Edward and Mary ByrnsMr. and Mrs. Frank Cahouet Jr.Brad and Kate CallahanDebbie ChartierMike and Cathy ConeyCOL Ron Dabbieri ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. DardenMr. and Mrs. John DeMichieiRick and Jennifer DenglerCaleb Deschanel ‘62Mr. Chip DiPaulaMrs. Dina M. Duncan-Haines and Mr. John A. HainesPeter and Sarah EvansAustin and Renée FarnhamGinny FlinchumLynne and Tom Foard ‘78Tom and Mary Jane FoardMarie and Bob GarskeKimberly Selby Gauthier ‘88Mary Chris and Rick GayMr. and Mrs. Richard L. GergarBeth and Larry GesnerMr. Anthony G. Girand, Jr. ‘84Blair P. Hall ‘47The Harding FamilyMr. Christopher D. HeinzMr. and Mrs. Walter O. HiltabidleMr. and Mrs. John K. Hopkins ‘63Carolyn and David HouckMr. and Mrs. Steven C. HuberMr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Jay ‘84Kirk ‘87 and Debi JayMr. and Mrs. Ronald C. JonesTom and Sherrie Kelley Thomas and Erica KellyMr. and Mrs. Gregory A. KunowskyAbigail A. Larkin ‘06Matthew T. Larkin ‘01

Nicholas E. Larkin ‘03Leslie and Drew Larkin and FamilyAndrew Larkin ‘99Tyler S. Larkin ‘03The Lasley FamilyMr. and Mrs. Robert F. LeachMrs. Susan Tyndall Leonard ‘84Nick and Stacey Hendricks Manis ‘81Ed and Catherine MasekCary L. MeredithThe Michael FamilyMr. and Mrs. James S. MontgomeryJosé and Amy MoralesJanis and Kate NagyMr. and Mrs. Axel J. Neumann-GiesenMr. Philipp A. Neumann-Giesen ‘13Mr. and Mrs. James NicholasJoyce Vallecorse and James A. Nolan ‘62Mr. and Mrs. James P. NolanGrover C. Outland III and Melissa OutlandJason and Lorie ParrottThe Phipps FamilyMr. and Mrs. David R. PriddyJennifer and Tom QuinnBobbie Lee and Mike RitterMr. and Mrs. B.J. RobisonDrs. Todd and Terry RosenMs. Barbara T. SaddJeanne and Jack SaumKevin Schelenski ‘96 Leigh SchlegelJim and Susan SchmickerJason R. Scott ‘95Maria C. and Matthew J. ScottMr. and Mrs. John B. SlidellJohn and Elaine SoderlundHobart K. and Janis F. SwanDenise and Christopher A. Taylor ‘71Toby TaylorMr. Bruce F. Thommen and Ms. Ann L. LamdinMike and Bobbie Tichenor

* deceased

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Mark and Claire TreanorRick and Marie TreanorCaroline Benson Tringali ‘81Cynthia E. and Joseph A. Walkowski ‘67Jay and Margie WebsterKenneth W. Weir ‘48Tricia and Marc Williamson ‘80Dr. and Mrs. Peter WiseCSM William P. Zimmerman IV (Ret) ‘67

SEVERN SOCIETY Anonymous (2)A.R. Marani, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Aiello ‘91Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Alden IIMr. Konstantinos G. Alexakis and Ms. Laura F. FaibishDr. Dionel and Barbara AvilesMonty Baker ‘59Andrew ‘91 and Amy ‘90 BauerDennis O. Baumgardner ‘64Mr. Christopher P. BellThe Lex Birney FamilyThe Boldt FamilyDr. and Mrs. Willem G. BosmaJames A. Brabham ‘81Martin Braun ‘91John W. Burgess ‘88Mr. and Mrs. David M. Butler ‘81Dr. Thomas W. ButlerHank and Katy CapleAnn and Tom Carter ‘54Arlene Tilley ChandlerApril and Bill Clark ‘57Thomas and Lisa CrawfordMr. and Mrs. Julian A. Domenech Jr. ‘84Sarah and Jim DonnellyMr. and Mrs. Warren B. Duckett IIISylvi* and Peter DuncanChristopher J. Evans ‘92John J. Evans, Jr. ‘90Mr. and Mrs. Whitney EvansCharles and Dianne FeldmanMr. and Mrs. Robert P. Floyd IIIRoger and Cheryl FlynnMr. and Mrs. Roger L. Flynn, Jr.Michelle and Peder GarskeG. Richard Gray and Kimberley von ParisJohn and Mary GrundW. D. HamiltonAlex and Laura Finlay Hanson ‘83René and John HardigMr. and Mrs. Robert C. HiltonJim Hogg ‘52Caitlin McCleary Horn ‘04Jon and Shelley HuppDr. Russell Ellis, Jr. and Mrs. Bona-Hurst Ellis ‘73Mr. James Kelly

Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. KiersteadBunny and Franklin KnippRobert M. Knowles, M.D. ‘41Mr. Gary W. Koch ‘71Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. LagardeDr. and Mrs. Cyrus J. LashgariMr. and Mrs. Rene B. LaVigne Sr.Ron and Melody LefebvreDavid and Betsy LewisLance B. Massey ‘54Israel and Christine MelendezMarc ‘91 and Rebecca MorlockCraig and Margaret MorrellJ. Blake Nolan ‘95Mr. J. Michael Nussman and Dr. Margaret A. PalmerMr. and Mrs. James A. O’HareMr. and Mrs. James P. O’HarePeter S. O’Neill, Esq. ‘77Katherine and Preben OstbergMr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. OxfordPaull H. Phillips ‘62Eric and Pixie PikusDavid ‘95 and Catherine Cole Pizzi ‘95Angela and Edward PonatoskiJohn Quinn ‘87Larry and Tammy RayMr. Daniel S. Repasky and Ms. Jamie A. LanePhyllis and Robert RichardsonMr. and Mrs. Dean D. RobbinsFrancis D. Rogers, Jr. ‘53A. O. Rule ‘44Dr. Sanjiv K. Saini and Dr. Charul P. SainiMary and Joe SalsichMr. and Mrs. Charles R. SchallerDr. Peter and Angela SheehanRichard W. Sheppe ‘44Donald B. ‘48 and Marlene L. SmithGarth and Mary Anne Koubek Smith ‘83Patrick and Brigitte SmithMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Staines ‘72Mr. and Mrs. David J. SulerzyskiGeorge Taler, M.D. ‘67Brad and Dianne ThiergartnerMs. Shirley TyndallThe Vogt FamilyJohn ‘89 and Duffy ‘89 WellschlagerMr. and Mrs. Brian WigginsR. Adam Williams ’92Tara WolfeP. Ronald Zarriello

MAROON AND WHITE

Anonymous (4)Steve Abbot ‘62Jim Adrian ‘72Michele and David AllenDon ‘88 and Ellen Allen

Alpha Beta State OrganizationMolly Arey ‘97Pamela and Patrick AreyCAPT and Mrs. Steven J. AshworthSteve and Sandy AyersMr. John F. Babcock and The Rev. Lori H. BabcockMr. and Mrs. Charles Bagley IV ‘71R. Robinson BakerMr. Laurence V. Baldwin ‘50Meredith Balenske ‘02Kevin and Susan BarnerMrs. Clara BartholomeeAltaf BashirJacqueline A. BaughTori and Mike BaylessPhyllis and Clayton Beardmore ‘58Keith and Claire BehrGeorge N. Benjamin III ‘56Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. BennettRichard D. Bennett ‘65W. David Bennett and Marita KellersJean BerardAndrew Berg and Ellen WeissK. Scott Bialousz ‘82Jean Sheftic BilodeauJulianne Steele Bing ‘91Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. BirneyP. Clarke Blackman ‘66David BlackwoodCAPT George L. Boaz, USN (Ret) ‘47Kristina Bonfi glio and Audrey RosenthalRobert ‘80 and Becky Mitchell Bontempo ‘85Dr. James P. Boulier and Dr. Irmina C. BoulierDrew and Madeleine BowdenLindsey B. Bowers ‘01Jack and Jo Ann BreschCAPT Philip Briscoe VI, USN (Ret) ‘69Ra Broaddus ‘65George and Hedy BrownE.F. BrylawskiCol. John W. Burdan, Jr., USAF (Ret) ‘46Mark Burdett ‘76Barbara and Bruce Burns ‘61Bridget and Darren Burns ‘82Mrs. Ruth BurnsElizabeth Brewer ButlerJulian K. Byron’55Dr. and Mrs. Anthony CalabreseElizabeth Mann Carlin ‘74Ann F. CarrollJames E. CarrollHolly and Mark Carroll ‘83The Perry Carsley FamilyMr. and Mrs. David A. CarterReinald and Maribelle CarterRobert M. Caudill ‘46Ms. Lise Charlier

Chevy’s Fresh MexRADM and Mrs. Karl J. Christoph, Jr. ‘44Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. ClarkCraig and Laurie ClaycombDavid A. Cobb ‘55Ken Cohen ‘61Robin and Ross Cohen ‘76Jerry and Lori CollierAllison Clark Collins ‘95Mr. Terrence J. CollinsFrank Coulter ‘71Dave and Mary CouttsJoe Creamer and Lauren SmithMrs. Lou A. CristRyan J. Cudnik ‘92Jeanne M. CullenMr. Ronald D. Cullen ‘37Joan CunneenLee M. Curry ‘57Glenn Davis ‘96Grant ‘89 and Kim DavisMr. and Mrs. Scott R. DavisRichard and Nancy DayRobert and Barbara DeanMr. and Mrs. Terry Del PreteVictor Delano ‘37De Lude Family ‘79Roger L. Demler ‘56Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. DevannyWilliam M. Dickerson ‘47Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. DiedrichJames W. Dodson III ‘92Judith L. DuckettDuke’s Golf WorksJeffrey D. Dunaway ‘72James Duncan ‘91Edward Mark Dunker ‘54Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Dunn IIIMr. Michael J. Durner and Ms. Leona C. SchultzMrs. Clarissa B. DyerCarroll D. EdwardsRudy and Harriet EdwardsJohn Eller ‘58Daniel W. Ericson’98Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas T. ExarhakisKathleen M. FeganNicole M. Feliciano ‘88Richard Feliciano ‘86John W. Fisher ‘53W. G. Fisher, Jr. ‘48Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey H. FitzgeraldW. Richard Flower ‘41Mary and John Foard ‘89Jeffrey P. FordYama Filipowicz Foreman ‘86Dr. and Mrs. Francis FormicaStaci Foster ‘86Dr. Sylvia FosterMr. and Mrs. Howard S. FreedlanderThe Frey FamilyBruce R. Frieden ‘71

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Steve Fromyer ‘74John C. Fry ‘44Beatrice FullerPo Sheung FungAngie Gargagliano ‘02Joseph and Cheryl GargaglianoJoe Gargagliano ‘97M. Douglass Gates ‘55Margaret W. GellertCraig C. Georgi ‘66Dr. Steven A. Gersh and Dr. Diane S. LebedeffDavid G. Ghysels ‘47J. Goody ‘60Mr. Baron J. Gordon ‘44Cecil GordonFlorence GraceAl Granger ‘52Graul’s MarketThe Graws III ‘85Ernie and Molly Moore Green ‘83Otis C. Gregg, Jr. ‘55William and Norma Griffi nCarrie MacVean Grimes ‘91Dr. and Mrs. David E. GrimmPatrick D. Grimm ‘04Mr. Dana Groner and Mrs. Marsha QuinnChuck and Sam HackmanAlison Hall and Réal CiprianoAlyson L. HallWalter and Joyce HallMark and Mary HantskeWilliam W. Hargrave ‘50Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Harrison IIIFrederic Harwood ‘40Mr. and Mrs. William Hastie ‘56Dr. Thomas F. Hattar and Dr. Jeanine L. WernerCarolynn and Bruce Hawtin ‘54Mr. Jeff HaynieRuhl and Pam HeffnerStephen Herda ‘76Casey Hernandez ‘47Lauren Poile Heysse ‘97Ward Hickman ‘68Rolf ‘90 and Katie Burrows Hill ‘92Michael Hill ‘89William W. Hill IV ‘71Steve and Mary HiltabidleBart Hiltabidle ‘76Friends of the Bolger FamilyKenneth and Deborah HoffmanDerek Holtman ‘83COL James F. Hooker, Jr., USA (Ret) ‘44Chris Hopkinson ‘92Gerald and Elaine HouckJ. Campbell Hough ‘86William R. Howell II ‘71Chris and Maggie HowesMary Lou HruskaJohn B. Hudson, Jr. ‘62

Frederick D. Hunt, Jr.Charles and Patricia HutchinsonPaula and Nick IliffDonald IodiceJ.T. RestorationsSusan and Chris JacksonWilliam “Jake” Jacobs ‘70Mr. Gregory JahnigenRick and Shelly JaklitschMr. Glen Jaross and Ms. Mary P. GassmannDonna and Scott Jay ‘62Jack Jerardi ‘60Anton Johnson ‘61Lorraine D. Johnson ‘80Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Johnson, Jr.Norwood Johnston IIJack Jones ‘49Palmer S. Jones ‘56Bonnie and Paul JorgensenDuncan Joy ‘46Mr. and Mrs. Hans T. Kaiser ‘76Dr. and Mrs. John J. KennedyE. Robert Kent, Jr. ‘59Scott ‘87 and Whitney Hopkins Kerridge ‘88 Robert Kesmodel ‘62CAPT and Mrs. John D. Kidd, ‘40Susan J. and C. Stuart Kiehne ‘79Arthur G. Killinger ‘61Heather Snyder Killinger ‘92Mr. and Mrs. Chong KimJane KnightPeter ‘80 and Alison Mylander Knipp ‘83Pete and Marie KostiukBill, Sharon and Emily KraynakRick ‘77 and Kathy Eldridge Kuethe ‘81

David and Marilyn KuhlMs. Kristyn KuhnKurt W. Kuhn ‘71R. T. KunowskyMrs. Karen D. KurtzRobert Kyle ‘85Dr. and Mrs. Thomas B. LankBrian and Jane LantzMrs. Jonathan H. LasleyCheryl Lauer ‘87Dorrie and Bill LaufmanDavid M. Lavine, M.D. ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Edgar LawrencePender J. Lazenby ‘68The League Family ‘76W. D. Leggett, III ‘52John Leimkuhler ‘59Mrs. Pemra Hemseri Levinson ‘91Laura M. LewisJames C. Lieber, Jr. ‘62Christina and Gorton Parker Lindsay, Jr. ‘73Andrew Long ‘80Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. LongSpike ‘91 and Kristin Gillis Long ‘91Tim Lowrey ‘58Kelly Creech Lydem ‘95Bob MacArthur ‘39Hervey and Loretta MachenMr. Ryan W. Mack ‘01Ray MacKown ‘68Mr. and Mrs. Worth D. MacMurrayJoel K. MaddenGeorge and Anastasia ManisElise Franco Marbury ‘87Mindy Maronic/ETCDawn and Tom MartelMaryland United Sports Club, Inc

Guy and Sally MaseritzMr. and Mrs. James E. MathwickMr. Corey David Mattonen ‘04Mr. Graham W. Mattonen ‘02Mr. and Mrs. Ian J. Mattonen ‘98Tom Maxfi eld ‘83Dr. and Mrs. Clayton S. McCarl, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Marshall C. McCleanVernon Ian McConnellDavid and Diann McGarveyKevin and Jennifer McGowanLisa Richardson McIntyre ‘87Jami MedleyFrank and Nicole Sanner Melograna ‘91Jane MerrillAlan Meyer ‘84Steve and Toni MichelsenChuck MillerMr. and Mrs. Willie H. Mitchell ‘82COL Jack P. Monroe, Jr., USMC (Ret) ‘52Charles and Bo MoranHeidi and Jake Morgan ‘55Joni Adrian Morgan ‘75Ted and Diane MuendelRay and Melissa MulladyMr. Robert L. Munroe and Ms. Jenny H. BakerChip and Ellen MurrayAndrew Mutch II ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. NedJeff NelliganLexi L. NelsonMatt Nicholson ‘01Jim Nixdorff ‘65Ken and Helen NobleMr. and Mrs. Richard D. NockRobert Nolan ‘65Mr. and Mrs. William H. Norris IIIJohn Norton ‘72Peter Q. Nyce Jr.Mark T. O’Brien ‘72Pattie and Elliott OldakBeth Donald Owen ‘85Steven E. and Susan S. ParkerIan Robb Patrick ‘87L. Noel Patterson, Jr. ‘83Mr. and Mrs. Richard PettingillPeggy A. PfeifferPeter A.S. Pfeiffer ‘77Mr. Kurt A. Phillips ‘76Stephen Phillips ‘74Thomas and Rhonda PierceVirginia Jeffries Pillsbury ‘76Mark J. Pipkin ‘79Robert B. Pirie ‘50Bryan and Heather Clark Piskorowski ‘91

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Henry C. Pitts ‘66Victor and Beth PlavnerMr. Jeffrey J. Popham ‘74Dave and Frankie PorterRoger Porter ‘90Edmund L. Potter ‘42Green Hornets Girls LacrosseHal and Sue PowellGregory Field Price ‘02Ms. Rebecca C. Price ‘06Warren D. Price ‘98Sabrina and Stephen Rabbitt ‘83Edward and Nancy RafteryKim and Larry RiddleGeoff ‘76 and Ann Wallace Riefe ‘73Douglas V. Rigler ‘51Luke and Lori RitterMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ritter, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John Rivers ‘86Mr. James RobbinsMr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Roccograndi, Jr.Melissa and Dan RocheErika Huebner Rollins ‘96John and Denise Tray Rosson ‘78Dan and Leisa RussellMr. Steven E. RussellCarolyn and Steve Russell ‘87Dr. Nirmal SainiMr. and Mrs. Michael B. SaldiMissy and Fredrik SalvesenJeffrey SawyerThe Schaible FamilyJoe Schaller ‘78Robert and Joan SchuhRichard H. Scott ‘47Ritchie SebeniecherCAPT David E. H. Secrest, USN (Ret) ‘61Stephen B. Sexauer ‘08Mr. and Mrs. J. Logan SharpMr. and Mrs. Michael Sheehan, Jr.Lisa and John SherwoodMr. Brett ShoopCaptain and Mrs. Edwin A. Shuman IIIJack Slawson ‘60Jim and Lynette SledgeGurney P. Sloan ‘48Brian and Hsiao SmithGray and Sarah SmithMs. Linda K. SmithRodric M. Smith ‘48Carol Prickett Snyder ‘98Wayne and Nadia SnyderDon Spahr ‘60Bruce C. Spinney, CPA ‘65Betty Cole Staples ‘90Charles Stevens ‘66Tom Stevenson ‘65Joe Stewart ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph S. StewartJohn and Amy Stringfellow

Brock and Maren StromLinda Stuchell-LeibertMr. and Mrs. John T. StudnickyJohn T. Sullivan ‘59LCDR Arthur H. Tagland, USN (Ret) ‘38Gusty Taler ‘74Ramsay and Katherine TanhamBrent W. Taylor ‘54Dr. James T. Taylor, Jr. ‘53Karen Landis Thompson ‘81Maj Thomas A. Townsend, USMC (Ret) ‘49Jeanne and Dick TreanorDoug Trettin ‘82Christine and George H. Turner ‘68Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton F. Tyler ‘81Ms. Sharie L. ValerioGordan Van Hook ‘46Frances Lyon Van NessBeverly Miniter Veit ‘79Mr. and Mrs. Lorin J. VeltreMr. and Mrs. J. Michael WachsMichael Wagener ‘75Robert L. Wagner ‘60Abbott Wainwright ‘53Sharon WallenstromMs. N. Lynn DeStefano Walterhoefer ‘76Harold L. Walters, Jr. ‘49Earl and Barbara WangDr. Lesley WardSusan and Sibley WardMr. and Mrs. John M. WattersMr. and Mrs. Edward J. Weber, Jr.Melinda and Aaron WeinsteinFred B. Weiss ‘61Peter B. and Tracy Doster Welch ‘85Adam N. Wexler ‘93John White ‘76Todd and Andi WhitefordTara Frame Wicker ‘87Anne Schorreck Wilkerson ‘92Mr. and Mrs. Franklin P. WilliamsJ. H. Willis ‘46Skip Wilson ‘62Nancy Maslack WolfPeter W. Wood ‘46Mr. and Mrs. Simeon F. Wooten IIIDavid L. Wright ‘69Stephen A. Ziehm ‘95Nancy Osius ZimmermanNed Zimmerman ‘62

SUPPORTERSAnonymous (4)Ms. Melissa Allen ‘91Andy Anderson ‘76Robert R. Angell ‘75Stephen and Jennifer AyersMr. Steven A. AyersAnn W. Baker

Betsy and Ed BannatGeorge W. Bauernschmidt, Jr. ‘42C. W. and H.S. BaughBenjamin E. Beavin III ‘76Charles BednarikMr. and Mrs. Charles W. BennettMichael R. M. Bennett ‘64Tania Berkowitz FiebichWinfred E. A. Bernhard ‘38Kristin Buckley BlanckJohn and Mary Jean BodleyMr. and Mrs. Carl E. BollingerElizabeth Rouse Borden ‘83Laura Wilchek Bradlow ‘87Mrs. Kyle Nost Bransford ‘76Jon and Ginny BrasselRobert D. Bruce ‘61Marc BuckleyJoseph T. Burke III ‘94Ian D. and Sheryl BurmanMr. Richard J. Burrow, Jr. ‘45Mr. Michael D. BurtonMr. and Mrs. Michael A. Calabrese ‘94Cecilia Insley CareyCatherine Hewitt Carper ‘81Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey V. CarusoGrace Chan ‘92Frank D. Chartier ‘97Daniel Murray Cheston IV ‘54Ms. Josephine B. Cipriano ‘09Mr. and Mrs. Hal C. B. Clagett IIIThe Clement Family ‘81, ‘85Mr. Michael S. Cobb ‘61Mr. Adam C. Cohen ‘09Joseph and Rita ColaianniKaty Old Cook ‘85Leo and Mary CortésCarolyn and Eddie CosentinoCarole and Dick CossDick Couch ‘56Ms. Michele A. Cox ‘06Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. CrabtreeJean Jacobs Cronan ‘81Spike Dashiell ‘60Ms. Betty F. DavisDr. Roosevelt Dean, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. DeStefano ‘74Ms. Stephanie DickersonMr. W. Dudley Dixon, Jr. ‘93Elizabeth, Paul and Liza Bart ‘12 DolanHugh C. Donald ‘60J. Whitney Donnelly ‘80Ms. Kathleen DonovanJay Downin ‘68Carol and John DuncanMr. Alexander C. Dzurec ‘91John C. Eldridge, Jr. ‘85Mr. Graham C. Ellison ‘07Mr. J. Lyon Ellison ‘03Dr. David Junkin Erikson, Jr. ‘51

Clay D. EvansMr. and Mrs. Fred M. FetrowJerry FishMs. Janet L. FortJane Friend ‘00Sharon GarrottMs. Rachel M. GarveyMr. and Mrs. Howard GershMr. James S. Gibbons ‘91Barbara Goldberg GoldmanRobert P. and Rae Jean B. GoodmanRichard G. Graham ‘63Susan and Bob GrayWilliam ‘50 and Mary GrayMr. Andrew C. GreeleyDan ‘01 and Emily Gates Grimm ‘98CMDR John W. Hamilton, USN (Ret) ‘47Michael D. Hannigan ‘76Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. HarrisonMatt HaynorFred and Ann HewittH. W. “Budd” Hickey ‘66Amy Hackman Hilliard ‘94Mr. and Mrs. James E. HoffMs. Nicole L. Huberfeld ‘91Ms. Patricia HumphlettDan Hunt ‘39Bruce D. Hunter ‘68Ms. Suzanne Weinberg Isidor ‘91Whitney JamisonJames W. Jeffcoat ‘71Sig and Debbie JohnsonMaggie JonesNathaniel B.P. Jones ‘82Mr. Martin B. Jordan ‘76Earl F. Junghans ‘55Marjorie M. KadeMr. Daniel E. KellerJeanne Wertz KerridgePJ Kesmodel, Jr. ‘61Howard Knipp ‘74Philip C. Kohlhaas ‘58Vicki Norton Kreiner ‘86Bess Freedlander Langbein ‘97CAPT Richard D. Lazenby, USN (Ret) ‘38Sally Moore Lentz ‘86Mr. and Mrs. Cedric D. Lewis ‘82George D. Leydic ‘61David ‘72 and Janice LittlepagePhilip Robert Livingston, Jr.Mr. Gordon C. Loetz ‘06Ms. Kara C. Long ‘96Amy LucaSallie Luck ‘86Marjie and Bill MackScott W. MacMullan ‘00Dr. Cheryl Helman Madden ‘91Dan MahoneyMr. and Mrs. Frank V. MaisanoSarah and Russ Markhovsky

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Arthur MarnaneMr. and Mrs. Frank J. MarronAegina MartinMrs. Kerri B. MassaroMr. and Mrs. Lawrence MathisMrs. Shannon R. MauryMs. Julia MaxeyCOL Jack Mayer, USA (Ret) ‘38Ashley McCarl ‘05Erin McCarthyMr. and Mrs. David E. McCounMr. Paul B. McCoy ‘61Jane F. McDonaldShannon H. McDowell ‘68Mary Lou Henn McEwan ‘77Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. McGillRobert McMorrow ‘76R. W. McNittAnne MegargelMr. and Mrs. Joseph R. MilfordWilliam F. MorganAlexander R. Morris ‘52Melissa White Morsberger ‘91Monna L. NabersThomas H. Naylor ‘55Ms. Brionna Nicole Ned ‘04Brian and Sidney NorledgeMr. and Mrs. John Offi cerMark Parker and Liz Naish ‘04Will Passano ‘74Daniel C. Peck ‘68Col. K. D. Phelps, Jr., USAF (Ret) ‘61Mrs. Kathryn PigottMrs. Corby H. PineFrank PipkinCdr. and Mrs. Albert S. Polk IIINelson and Judy PyleMr. Gregory A. Quinn ‘07Jeffrey Quinn ‘05Kevin and Ramona QuinnDr. and Mrs. Jerome ReedPatrick ReedGray Riddick ‘59Hugh Riddleberger and Louise McIlhennyPresley M. Rixey ‘46Carlton M. Rogers ‘33*Mrs. Patricia RogersCaptain Sara Smith Root ‘91Jack Rosson ‘04Doug Sahmel ‘95Annie Salsich ‘03Joe Salsich ‘00Julia Salsich ‘01Lolly SchorreckMr. and Mrs. Rolf C. SchouCheryl and Scott L. Schuh ‘83Mary Ellen Olcese and John Scofi eldMr. Henry G. Scudder ‘91Stephen E. Shenk ‘74Kathleen and Ed Sievers

Michael E. Sievers ‘94Thomas SitzmannMr. and Mrs. Richard A. SmithThe Sotiropoulos-Lawrence FamilyLeroy M. Sparks ‘71Don and Kalla SparrowMs. Beverly B. StaniarRichard W. Stevens ‘81Ralph Stoll ‘65Dr. Thomas R. Strange, D.Min ‘51Mr. Robert StuchellDr. and Mrs. Joseph TalerDick Taylor ‘62Rev. and Mrs. Ernest ThayilR. Highley Thompson ‘88Patty ThompsonAndrew E. Tichenor ‘00Kim Todd ‘78Russ ‘64 and Rodica TownshendMr. and Mrs. Court TreuthKellie and Jason TysorMr. William Vytlacil ‘74Mr. Rodney T. Waters ‘46Hanna Watt ‘07Sara Morgan Watters ‘06Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. WebsterJoseph and Barbara WeissMr. and Mrs. Melvin J. WeissburgMr. R. Collin WelshMs. Pamela A. WhiteWilliam A. Wilkinson ‘46Jane and Charlie WilliamsEvelyn H. WilliardEric and Jody WitzelTom WorthingtonMr. Brandon R. Wright ‘01Fran Wright ‘60Jon J. Yoder ‘76George H. Yost and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Roland R. Zeender, Jr.Mr. Robert S. Zelko ‘51Catherine and Thomas ZiehmDr. and Mrs. L. E. ZimmermanMr. Richard A. Zmuda

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C A P I TA L G I V I N G

$1,000,000Edward A. St. John Foundation

$100,000Mr. Gary W. Koch ‘71

$25,000 - $99,999Mr. and Mrs. Lee S. OwenJohn and Elaine Soderlund

$10,000 - $24,999Admirals Parents’ AssociationPeg O’Connor and Scott Burns ‘73Debbie ChartierMike and Nancy DenninColleen and Harold Hughes FamilyCheryl and Bob Rabbitt ‘82Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Staines ‘72

$5,000 - $9,999Kimberly Aviles ‘79Michael and Beverly CauleyMolly Driver and Mike DeStefano ‘84

$2,500 - $4,999Dionel M. AvilesMarc ‘80 and Tricia Williamson

$1,000 - $2,499Don and Nancy AllenDr. and Mrs. Brian P. BachVADM John A. Baldwin, USN (Ret)Mrs. Sandra D. BrutherBarbara and Bruce Burns ‘61

Mrs. Catherine Dea Code and Mr. Kenneth CodePeter and Dianne CramerRick and Jennifer DenglerElizabeth, Paul and Liza Bart ‘12 DolanArthur and Toni GibbonsGilmor FamilyErnie and Molly Moore Green ‘83Peter and Pam HenryMr. and Mrs. Douglas H. LagardeJamie McNealey ‘87Mr. C. Jason Moran ‘92Mr. Robert L. Munroe and Ms. Jenny H. BakerStephen and Barbara PalmerSabrina and Stephen Rabbitt ‘82Jim and Elizabeth ReidDr. Lisa Renfro and Dr. Jeremy SnowMr. Daniel S. Repasky and Ms. Jamie A. LaneMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ritter, Jr.John and Denise Tray Rosson ‘78Kevin and Donna SchaefferJohn ‘89 and Duffy McDermott Wellschlager ‘89Dr. and Mrs. Young Joo Youn

$500 - $999Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. DeStefano ‘74

$1.00 - $499Peter L. DewaldMiss Sarah J. DunawayCdr. Carl H. Sanders, Jr.

E N D O W M E N T

DAVID ASTLE MEMORIAL ENDOWMENT FUNDMr. Charles C. AstleAT&TMr. and Mrs. Mark F. MoranEdson and June SheppardR. Adam Williams ‘92

ANDREW BRERETON CARTER FINANCIAL AIDAnn and Tom Carter ‘54Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Carter III ‘85

GENERAL ENDOWMENTMargie Corwin and Neil SchechterBarbara T. CromwellGeorge T. Cromwell ‘49Hal Fisher ‘38*Geoffrey G. Goff ‘75James H. Keller ‘35*Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Yake, Matthew Yake ‘01 and R. Davis Yake ‘04

WILLIAM GELLERT FINANCIAL AID ENDOWMENTMargaret W. GellertChris and Donna Maher

EDWIN MALLOY, JR. ENDOWMENT FUNDEdwin Malloy Jr. Charitable Trust

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RESTRICTED GIFTSAnonymous (2)Baltimore Educational Scholarship TrustMr. George R. Benson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cahouet Jr.The Robert Friend FamilyMr. and Mrs. Jack C. MooreMr. and Mrs. Lee S. OwenAllison and Charles SackerRodric M. Smith ‘48

EVENT SPONSORSHIP FUNDAnonymous (2)A.R. Marani, Inc.Dr. Andrew F. Angelino and Dr. Jennifer L. RiedingerDr. and Mrs. John AvalloneKimberly Aviles ‘79Dr. and Mrs. Brian P. BachSheree and Kelly BjornerudDrew and Madeleine BowdenJohn S. and Gayle A. BremerPaul and Laurie BuhrerPeg O’Connor and Scott Burns ‘73Edward and Mary ByrnsBrad and Kate CallahanHank and Katy CapleMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Carter III ‘85Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey V. CarusoMichael and Beverly CauleyChevy’s Fresh MexMrs. Catherine Dea Code and Mr. Kenneth CodeRobin and Ross Cohen ‘76Brendan and Laurine ConnorsMargie Corwin and Neil SchechterJoe Creamer and Lauren SmithMike and Nancy DenninMolly Driver and Mike DeStefano ‘84Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. DeStefano ‘74Mr. Chip DiPaulaMr. and Mrs. Warren B. Duckett IIIDuke’s Golf WorksMr. and Mrs. Nicholas T. ExarhakisGeoffrey F. Feidelberg and Susan M. SeidlerFerrante Bros., LLCThe Finlay FamilyMary Chris and Rick GayAlyson L. HallBrian and Kim HallRené and John HardigThe Harding Family

Dr. Thomas F. Hattar and Dr. Jeanine L. WernerMr. Jeff HaynieMr. and Mrs. Raymond and Kimberly HermanMr. and Mrs. Walter O. HiltabidleMr. and Mrs. John K. Hopkins ‘63J.T. RestorationsDonnaMarie and Kasey JaroszMr. and Mrs. W. B. Johnson, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Brian S. KahanMr. James KellySusan J. and C. Stuart Kiehne ‘79Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. KiersteadMr. and Mrs. Chong KimMr. Gary W. Koch ‘71Ms. Kristyn KuhnL.G.B. Associates, IncMr. and Mrs. Douglas H. LagardeDrs. Joan and Sanjiv LakhanpalDr. and Mrs. Thomas B. LankBrian and Jane LantzDr. and Mrs. Cyrus J. LashgariThe Lasley FamilyLatitude, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Rene B. LaVigne Sr.David ‘72 and Janice LittlepageMandT Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Frank V. MaisanoMaryland United Sports Club, IncEd and Catherine MasekChris and Olivia McClearyMr. and Mrs. David E. McCounMike Paxson Insurance AgencyMr. and Mrs. James S. MontgomeryCraig and Margaret MorrellJanis and Kate NagyMr. J. Michael Nussman and Dr. Margaret A. PalmerJames P. O’HarePattie and Elliott OldakKatherine and Preben OstbergJason and Lorie ParrottMichael and Lisa PeelishAngela and Edward PonatoskiDave and Frankie PorterMr. and Mrs. David R. PriddyCheryl and Bob Rabbitt ‘82Larry and Tammy RayDr. Lisa Renfro and Dr. Jeremy SnowMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ritter, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John Rivers ‘86Mr. and Mrs. Dean D. RobbinsMr. James Robbins

Robert W. Childs Landscape Contractors, Inc.John and Denise Tray Rosson ‘78Jacqueline C. and Robert L. RothDan and Leisa RussellMr. Steven E. RussellAllison and Charles SackerDr. Sanjiv K. Saini and Dr. Charul P. SainiLesly and Pat SajakMary and Joe SalsichKevin and Donna SchaefferLeigh SchlegelMr. and Mrs. Rolf C. SchouSteven R. Schuh ‘78Maria C. and Matthew J. ScottRitchie SebeniecherMr. and Mrs. J. Logan SharpDr. Peter and Angela SheehanMr. Brett ShoopGray and Sarah SmithGarth and Mary Anne Smith ‘83John and Elaine SoderlundMark and Claire TreanorChristine and George H. Turner ‘68Mrs. Patricia G. UtzMr. Bill UtzThe Vogt FamilyDavid and Laura WattJay and Margie WebsterMr. John WhiteJane and Charlie WilliamsWoody ‘73 and Nancy WooddellZachary’s Jewelers

DAVID SNYDER ‘08 MEMORIAL FUNDJacqueline A. Baugh

ALUMNI WALKWAY BRICKSAnonymous Andrew Berg and Ellen WeissSharon and Dru BlaszczakMr. and Mrs. David A. CarterFriends of the Bolger FamilyDorrie and Bill LaufmanSteve and Toni MichelsenRay and Melissa MulladyMr. and Mrs. Richard D. NockAllison and Charles SackerJohn and Elaine SoderlundJohn and Amy StringfellowThe Vogt Family

R E S T R I C T E D G I F T S

CLASS OF 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. BennettThe Boldt FamilyDrew and Madeleine BowdenJack and Jo Ann BreschBrad and Kate CallahanMr. and Mrs. Hal C. B. Clagett IIIMr. and Mrs. Richard M. CrabtreeMike and Nancy DenninMr. and Mrs. Scott W. DevannyMr. and Mrs. Nicholas T. ExarhakisThe Finlay FamilyMr. and Mrs. Robert P. Floyd IIIThe Graws III ‘85Ernie and Molly Moore Green ‘83Carolyn and David HouckPete and Marie KostiukMr. and Mrs. Cedric D. Lewis ‘82David and Diann McGarveyThe Michael FamilyMr. and Mrs. James S. MontgomeryBrian and Hsiao SmithRick and Marie TreanorMrs. Patricia G. UtzMr. Bill UtzEarl and Barbara WangRick and Kathleen WheelerMr. and Mrs. Roland R. Zeender, Jr.

ATHLETICSThomas and Sarah IglerNick and Stacey Hendricks Manis ‘81Green Hornets Girls LacrosseJames M. and Margaret V. Stine Foundation, Inc.Brian and Heidi Wood

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10 + YEARS OFCONSECUTIVE GIVING

CAPT Homer N. Allen, USN (Ret) ‘42Mr. Charles C. AstleDionel M. AvilesKimberly Corbin Aviles ‘79VADM John A. Baldwin, USN (Ret)Mr. and Mrs. F. Meade BellGeorge N. Benjamin III ‘56K. Scott Bialousz ‘82Elizabeth Brewer ButlerCatherine Hewitt Carper ‘81Robert M. Caudill ‘46Allison Clark Collins ‘95COL Ron Dabbieri ‘64Peter L. DewaldWilliam M. Dickerson ‘47Dr. and Mrs. Russell Ellis, Jr. ‘73Daniel W. Ericson ‘98Christopher J. Evans ‘92W. G. Fisher, Jr. ‘48Kay and Bill FraneyArthur and Toni GibbonsCarrie MacVean Grimes ‘91Casey Hernandez ‘47Cathie Herrick ‘86John B. Hudson, Jr. ‘62William “Jake” Jacobs ‘70Scott and Donna Jay ‘62Palmer S. Jones ‘56Jeanne Wertz KerridgeCAPT and Mrs. John D. Kidd ‘40Robert M. Knowles, M.D. ‘41David and Marilyn KuhlLeslie and Drew Larkin and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Frederick M. LongEd and Catherine MasekDr. and Mrs. Clayton S. McCarl, Jr.Vernon Ian McConnellShannon H. McDowell ‘68David and Diann McGarveySteve and Toni MichelsenCharles and Bo MoranJoni Adrian Morgan ‘75Ray and Melissa MulladyJ. Blake Nolan ‘95Mr. and Mrs. John Offi cerMr. and Mrs. Lee S. OwenDaniel C. Peck ‘68Mrs. Corby H. PineFrank PipkinDavid ‘95 and Catherine Cole Pizzi ‘95Warren D. Price ‘98Kevin and Ramona QuinnJohn and Denise Tray Rosson ‘78

Jacqueline C. and Robert L. RothJulia Salsich ‘01Joe Salsich ‘00Steven R. Schuh ‘78Frances Lyon Van NessMr. and Mrs. LeRoy A. Wilbur, Jr.Tricia and Marc Williamson ‘80Debbie and Bert Winchester IIINancy Maslack WolfMr. and Mrs. Simeon F. Wooten IIIMr. and Mrs. Stephen L. YakeMr. Robert S. Zelko ‘51Stephen A. Ziehm ‘95

15 + YEARS OFCONSECUTIVE GIVING

Jacqueline A. BaughMr. and Mrs. Charles W. BennettPeg O’Connor and Scott Burns ‘73Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin CadwaladerCecilia Insley CareyMr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Carter III ‘85Margie Corwin and Neil SchechterFrank Coulter ‘71Molly Driver and Mike DeStefano ‘84Sarah and Jim DonnellyDr. David Junkin Erikson, Jr. ‘51Lynne and Tom Foard ‘78Jeffrey P. FordMr. and Mrs. Howard S. FreedlanderThe Robert Friend FamilyMary Lou HruskaPaula and Nick IliffSusan J. and C. Stuart Kiehne ‘79Mr. Gary W. Koch ‘71Ms. Kristyn KuhnJames C. Lieber, Jr. ‘62Marjie and Bill MackJoanne Baulch MattonenMrs. Eleanor MerrillMr. and Mrs. Joseph C. NedJim Nixdorff ‘65Peggy A. PfeifferBryan and Heather Clark Piskorowski ‘91Victor and Beth PlavnerEdmund L. Potter ‘42Kate and Tim Price FamilyFrancis D. Rogers, Jr. ‘53Mary and Joe SalsichMichael E. Sievers ‘94Don and Kalla SparrowJoe Stewart ‘60R. Highley Thompson ‘88Mike and Bobbie TichenorRADM Edward K. Walker, Jr. ‘50

Harold L. Walters, Jr. ‘49Rogers- Wilbur FoundationSkip Wilson ‘62Fran Wright ‘60

20 + YEARS OF CONSECUTIVE GIVING

Admirals Parents’ AssociationDon and Nancy AllenBaltimore Educational Scholarship TrustDennis O. Baumgardner ‘64Laurence E. Block ‘61Elizabeth Rouse Borden ‘83CAPT Philip Briscoe VI, USN (Ret) ‘69Ian D. and Sheryl BurmanBarbara and Bruce Burns ‘61Ann and Tom Carter ‘54Dick Couch ‘56J. Whitney Donnelly ‘80John Eller ‘58Charles and Dianne FeldmanMargaret W. GellertSusan and Bob GrayBlair P. Hall ‘47Carolynn and Bruce Hawtin ‘54William W. Hill IV ‘71COL James F. Hooker, Jr., USA (Ret) ‘44

Mr. and Mrs. John K. Hopkins ‘63Dan Hunt ‘39Kurt W. Kuhn ‘71Hervey and Loretta MachenWill Passano ‘74John W. Fisher ‘53John C. Fry ‘44Debi and Kirk Jay ‘87Jack Jones ‘49Bunny and Franklin KnippCOL Jack Mayer, USA (Ret) ‘38R. W. McNittMr. and Mrs. James P. NolanJoyce Vallecorse and James A. Nolan ‘62Mark T. O’Brien ‘72Robert B. Pirie ‘50Paull H. Phillips ‘62Edson and June SheppardLisa and John SherwoodKathleen and Ed SieversMr. and Mrs. John B. SlidellGurney P. Sloan ‘48Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph S. StewartDr. James T. Taylor, Jr. ‘53Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton F. Tyler ‘81Joseph A. and Cynthia E. Walkowski ‘67Fred B. Weiss ‘61Evelyn H. Williard

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A LU M N I G I V I N G

CLASS OF 1933Participation: 20% Carlton M. Rogers*

CLASS OF 1935Participation: 33% James H. Keller*

CLASS OF 1937Participation: 9%Mr. Ronald D. CullenVictor Delano

CLASS OF 1938Participation: 29% Winfred E. A. BernhardHal Fisher*CAPT Richard D. Lazenby, USN (Ret)*COL Jack Mayer, USA (Ret)LCDR Arthur H. Tagland, USN (Ret)

CLASS OF 1939Participation: 40% Dan HuntBob MacArthur

CLASS OF 1940Participation: 15%Frederic HarwoodCAPT John D. Kidd, USN (Ret)

CLASS OF 1941Participation: 29%W. Richard FlowerRobert M. Knowles, M.D.

CLASS OF 1942Participation: 12% CAPT Homer N. Allen, USN (Ret)George W. Bauernschmidt, Jr.Edmund L. Potter

CLASS OF 1944Participation: 29% RADM Karl J. Christoph, Jr.John C. FryMr. Baron J. GordonCOL James F. Hooker, Jr., USA (Ret)A.O. RuleRichard W. Sheppe

CLASS OF 1945Participation: 5% Mr. Richard J. Burrow, Jr.

CLASS OF 1946HIGHEST LEVEL OFPARTICIPATION: 36% Col. John W. Burdan, Jr., USAF (Ret)Robert M. CaudillDuncan JoyPresley M. RixeyGordan Van HookMr. Rodney T. WatersWilliam A. WilkinsonJ. H. WillisPeter W. Wood

CLASS OF 1947Participation: 19% CAPT George L. Boaz, USN (Ret)William M. DickersonDavid G. GhyselsBlair P. HallCMDR John W. Hamilton, USN (Ret)Casey HernandezRichard H. Scott

CLASS OF 1948Participation: 18% W. G. Fisher, Jr.Gurney P. SloanDonald B. SmithRodric M. SmithKenneth W. Weir

CLASS OF 1949Participation: 18% George T. CromwellJack JonesMaj Thomas A. Townsend, USMC (Ret)Harold L. Walters, Jr.

CLASS OF 1950Participation: 22% Mr. Laurence V. BaldwinWilliam GrayWilliam W. HargraveRobert B. PirieRADM Edward K. Walker, Jr.

CLASS OF 1951Participation: 16%Dr. David Junkin Erikson, Jr.Douglas V. RiglerCdr. Carl H. Sanders, Jr.Dr. Thomas R. Strange, D.MinMr. Robert S. Zelko

CLASS OF 1952Participation: 13%Al GrangerJim HoggW. D. Leggett, IIICOL Jack P. Monroe, Jr., USMC (Ret)Alexander R. Morris

CLASS OF 1953Participation: 10% John W. FisherFrancis D. Rogers, Jr.Dr. James T. Taylor, Jr.Abbott Wainwright

CLASS OF 1954Participation: 17% Tom CarterDaniel Murray Cheston IVEdward Mark DunkerBruce HawtinLance B. MasseyBrent W. Taylor

CLASS OF 1955Particpation: 22% Julian K. ByronDavid A. CobbM. Douglass GatesOtis C. Gregg, Jr.Earl F. JunghansJake MorganThomas H. Naylor

CLASS OF 1956Particpation: 14% George N. Benjamin IIIDick CouchRoger L. DemlerMr. William HastiePalmer S. Jones

CLASS OF 1957Participation: 8%James E. CarrollBill ClarkLee M. Curry

CLASS OF 1958Participation: 9%Clayton “Buddy” Beardmore John EllerPhilip C. KohlhaasTim Lowrey

CLASS OF 1959Participation: 11% Monty BakerE. Robert Kent, Jr.John LeimkuhlerRocky PrattGray RiddickJohn T. Sullivan

CLASS OF 1960Participation: 13% Spike DashiellHugh C. Donald J. GoodyJack JerardiJack SlawsonDon SpahrJoe StewartRobert L. WagnerFran Wright

* deceased

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CLASS OF 1961Participation: 27%Laurence E. BlockRobert D. BruceBruce BurnsMr. Michael S. CobbKen CohenAnton JohnsonPJ Kesmodel, Jr.Arthur G. KillingerGeorge D. LeydicMr. Paul B. McCoyAndrew Mutch IICol. K. D. Phelps, Jr., USAF (Ret)CAPT David E. H. Secrest, USN (Ret)Fred B. Weiss

CLASS OF 1962Participation: 19% Steve AbbotCaleb DeschanelJohn B. Hudson, Jr.Scott JayRobert KesmodelJames C. Lieber, Jr.James A. Nolan Paull H. PhillipsDick TaylorSkip WilsonNed Zimmerman

CLASS OF 1963Participation: 4% Richard G. GrahamMr. John K. Hopkins

CLASS OF 1964Participation: 8% Dennis O. BaumgardnerMichael R. M. BennettCOL Ron DabbieriDavid M. Lavine, M.D.Russ Townshend

CLASS OF 1965Participation: 10% Richard D. BennettRa BroaddusJim NixdorffRobert NolanBruce C. Spinney, CPATom StevensonRalph Stoll

CLASS OF 1966Participation: 9% P. Clarke BlackmanCraig C. GeorgiH. W. “Budd” HickeyHenry C. PittsCharles Stevens

CLASS OF 1967Participation: 7%George Taler, M.D.Joseph A. WalkowskiCSM William P. Zimmerman IV (Ret)

CLASS OF 1968Participation: 15% Jay DowninWard HickmanBruce D. HunterPender J. LazenbyRay MacKownShannon H. McDowellDaniel C. PeckGeorge H. Turner

CLASS OF 1969Participation: 4% CAPT Philip Briscoe VI, USN (Ret)David L. Wright

CLASS OF 1970Participation: 2% William “Jake” Jacobs

CLASS OF 1971Participation: 19%Charles Bagley IVFrank CoulterBruce R. FriedenWilliam W. Hill IVWilliam R. Howell IIJames W. JeffcoatMr. Gary W. KochKurt W. KuhnLeroy M. SparksChristopher A. Taylor

CLASS OF 1972Participation: 12% Jim AdrianJeffrey D. DunawayDavid LittlepageJohn NortonMark T. O’BrienRonald J. Staines

CLASS OF 1973Participation: 12% Scott BurnsKent HoltgreweBona L. Hurst-EllisGorton Parker Lindsay, Jr. Geoff RiefeJ. Bradford Whitehead IIWoody Wooddell

CLASS OF 1974Participation: 20% Elizabeth Mann CarlinMr. Robert J. DeStefanoSteve FromyerHoward KnippWill PassanoStephen PhillipsWilson H. Phipps Mr. Jeffrey J. PophamStephen E. ShenkGusty TalerMr. William VytlacilLarry Wilbur

CLASS OF 1975Participation: 8% Robert R. AngellGeoffrey G. GoffJoni Adrian MorganBetty Waters PhippsMichael Wagener

CLASS OF 1976Participation: 30% Andy AndersonBenjamin E. Beavin IIIMichael BisciottiMrs. Kyle Nost BransfordMark BurdettRoss CohenMichael D. HanniganStephen HerdaBart HiltabidleMr. Martin B. JordanHans T. KaiserElizabeth Angell League Robert McMorrowMr. Kurt A. PhillipsVirginia Jeffries PillsburyAnn Wallace RiefeMs. N. Lynn DeStefano WalterhoeferJohn WhiteJon J. Yoder

CLASS OF 1977Participation: 11% AnonymousSandy BarbourRick KuetheMary Lou Henn McEwanPeter S. O’Neill, Esq.Peter A.S. PfeifferScott Wilbur

Class of 1978Participation: 8%Tom FoardDenise Tray Rosson Joe SchallerSteven R. SchuhKim Harquail Todd

CLASS OF 1979Participation: 8% Kimberly Corbin AvilesJeff DeLude C. Stuart KiehneMark J. PipkinBeverly Miniter Veit

CLASS OF 1980Participation: 10%Robert BontempoJ. Whitney DonnellyLorraine D. JohnsonPeter KnippAndrew LongMarc Williamson

CLASS OF 1981Participation: 16% James A. BrabhamRichard S. BrutherDavid M. ButlerCatherine Hewitt CarperGordon D. Clement Jean Jacobs CronanKathryn Eldridge KuetheStacey Hendricks ManisRichard W. StevensKaren Landis ThompsonCaroline Benson TringaliHamilton F. Tyler

CLASS OF 1982Participation: 10% K. Scott BialouszDarren BurnsNathaniel B.P. JonesCedric D. LewisWillie H. MitchellBob Rabbitt Doug Trettin

CLASS OF 1983Participation: 18% Elizabeth Rouse BordenMark CarrollStephanie Formica ConnaughtonMolly Moore Green Laura Finlay HansonDerek HoltmanAllison Mylander KnippTom Maxfi eldL. Noel Patterson, Jr.Stephen RabbittScott L. SchuhMary Anne Koubek Smith

* deceased

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CLASS OF 1984Participation: 8%Mike DeStefano Julian A. Domenech, Jr.Anthony G. Girand, Jr.Christopher S. JayMrs. Susan Tyndall LeonardAlan Meyer

CLASS OF 1985Participation: 11% Becky Mitchell BontempoThomas L. Carter IIIMrs. Tracy Bellinger ClementKaty Old CookJohn C. Eldridge, Jr.Robert GrawRobert KyleBeth Donald OwenTracy Doster Welch

CLASS OF 1986Participation: 12%Richard FelicianoYama Filipowicz ForemanStaci FosterCathie HerrickJ. Campbell HoughVicki Norton KreinerSally Moore LentzSallie LuckJohn Rivers

CLASS OF 1987Participation: 11% Laura Wilchek BradlowKirk JayScott KerridgeCheryl Herrick LauerElise Franco MarburyLisa Richardson McIntyreJamie McNealeyIan Robb PatrickJohn QuinnSteve RussellTara Frame Wicker

CLASS OF 1988Participation: 8% Don AllenJohn W. BurgessNicole M. FelicianoKimberly Selby GauthierWhitney Hopkins KerridgeR. Highley Thompson

CLASS OF 1989Participation: 5%Grant DavisJohn FoardMichael HillJohn R. Wellschlager and Duffy McDermott Wellschlager

CLASS OF 1990Participation: 6% Amy Stehl BauerJohn J. Evans, Jr.Rolf HillRoger PorterBetty Cole Staples

CLASS OF 1991Participation: 28% Matthew J. AielloMs. Melissa AllenAndrew BauerJulianne Steele BingMartin BraunJames DuncanMr. Alexander C. DzurecMr. James S. GibbonsCarrie MacVean GrimesMs. Nicole L. HuberfeldMs. Suzanne Weinberg IsidorMrs. Pemra Hemseri LevinsonSpike and Kristin Gillis LongDr. Cheryl Helman MaddenNicole Sanner MelogranaMarc MorlockMelissa White MorsbergerHeather Clark PiskorowskiCaptain Sara Smith RootMr. Henry G. Scudder

Class of 1992Participation: 10% Grace ChanRyan J. CudnikJames W. Dodson IIIChristopher J. EvansKatie Burrows HillChris HopkinsonHeather Snyder KillingerMr. C. Jason MoranAnne Schorreck WilkersonR. Adam Williams

CLASS OF 1993Participation: 3% Mr. W. Dudley Dixon, Jr.Adam N. Wexler

CLASS OF 1994Participation: 7% Joseph T. Burke IIIMichael A. CalabreseAmy Hackman HilliardMichael E. Sievers

CLASS OF 1995Participation: 11%Allison Clark CollinsKelly Creech LydemJ. Blake NolanDavid Pizzi and Catherine Cole PizziDoug SahmelJason R. ScottStephen A. Ziehm

CLASS OF 1996Participation: 6% Glenn DavisMs. Kara C. LongErika Huebner RollinsKevin Schelenski

CLASS OF 1997Participation: 6%Molly AreyFrank D. ChartierJoe GargaglianoLauren Poile HeysseBess Freedlander Langbein

CLASS OF 1998Participation: 5% Daniel W. EricsonEmily Gates GrimmIan J. MattonenWarren D. PriceCarol Prickett Snyder

CLASS OF 1999Participation: 1%Andrew Larkin

CLASS OF 2000Participation: 4% Jane FriendScott W. MacMullanJoe SalsichAndrew E. Tichenor

CLASS OF 2001Participation: 8% AnonymousLindsey B. BowersDaniel E. GrimmMattie LarkinRyan MackMatt NicholsonJulia SalsichMr. Brandon R. Wright

CLASS OF 2002Participation: 4% Meredith BalenskeMiss Sarah J. DunawayAngie GargaglianoGraham W. MattonenGregory F. Price

CLASS OF 2003Participation: 4% J. Lyon EllisonNick LarkinTyler LarkinAnnie Salsich

CLASS OF 2004Participation: 6% Patrick D. GrimmCarl J. HoffCaitlin McCleary HornCorey D. MattonenMs. Brionna Nicole NedMark Parker Jack Rosson

CLASS OF 2005Participation: 2% Ashley McCarlJeffrey Quinn

CLASS OF 2006Participation: 4% Ms. Michele A. CoxAbigal LarkinMr. Gordon C. LoetzMs. Rebecca C. PriceSara Morgan Watters

CLASS OF 2007Participation: 3% Mr. Graham D. EllisonMr. Gregory A. QuinnHanna Watt

CLASS OF 2008Participation: 1% Stephen B. Sexauer

CLASS OF 2009Participation: 2% Ms. Josephine B. CiprianoMr. Adam C. Cohen

* deceased

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PA R E N T S O F A LU M N I G I V I N G **

Anonymous (2)Joan and Bob* AdrianMichele and David AllenDon and Nancy AllenPamela and Patrick AreyStephen and Jennifer AyersSteve and Sandy AyersDr. and Mrs. Brian P. BachMr. and Mrs. Charles Bagley IV ‘71Ann W. BakerBetsy and Ed BannatMrs. Nancy BarbourJacqueline A. BaughMr. and Mrs. Charles W. BennettMr. George R. Benson, Jr.Jean Sheftic BilodeauSheree and Kelly BjornerudJohn and Mary Jean BodleyJon and Ginny BrasselMrs. Sandra D. BrutherIan D. and Sheryl BurmanBarbara and Bruce Burns ‘61Peg O’Connor and Scott Burns ‘73Elizabeth Brewer ButlerDr. Thomas W. ButlerDr. and Mrs. Anthony CalabreseCecilia Insley CareyElizabeth Mann Carlin ‘74Ann and Tom Carter ‘54Debbie ChartierMr. and Mrs. Robert C. ClarkApril and Bill Clark ‘57Margie Corwin and Neil SchechterCarole and Dick CossPeter and Dianne CramerRobert and Barbara DeanAnne and Robert G. DepewElizabeth B. Dolan and Paul DolanSarah and Jim DonnellyKathleen M. FeganCharles and Dianne FeldmanGinny FlinchumTom and Mary Jane FoardJeffrey P. FordDr. and Mrs. Francis Formica

Kay and Bill FraneyMr. and Mrs. Howard S. FreedlanderThe Robert Friend FamilyJoseph and Cheryl GargaglianoMargaret W. GellertRobert P. and Rae Jean B. GoodmanRobert G. Graw, Jr. MDDr. and Mrs. David E. GrimmChuck and Sam HackmanWalter and Joyce HallW. D. HamiltonMark and Mary HantskeRuhl and Pam HeffnerPeter and Pam HenryFred and Ann HewittSteve and Mary HiltabidleMr. and Mrs. James E. HoffMr. and Mrs. John K. Hopkins ‘63Donald and Deborah HugDr. Russell Ellis, Jr. and Mrs. Bona Hurst-Ellis ‘73Paula and Nick IliffSusan and Chris JacksonScott ‘62 and Donna JayNorwood Johnston IIDr. and Mrs. John J. KennedyJeanne Wertz KerridgeBunny and Franklin KnippMr. Gary W. Koch ‘71Bill, Sharon and Emily KraynakRick ‘77 and Kathy Eldridge Kuethe ‘81Ms. Kristyn KuhnLeslie and Drew Larkin and FamilyDorrie and Bill LaufmanCAPT Richard D. Lazenby, USN (Ret) ‘38

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. LongHervey and Loretta MachenMarjie and Bill MackEd and Catherine MasekMr. and Mrs. James E. MathwickJoanne Baulch MattonenDr. and Mrs. Clayton S. McCarl, Jr.Vernon Ian McConnellShannon H. McDowell ‘68R. W. McNittCary L. MeredithMrs. Eleanor MerrillJane MerrillSteve and Toni MichelsenCharles and Bo MoranTed and Diane MuendelMonna L. NabersMr. and Mrs. Joseph C. NedMr. and Mrs. James P. NolanMr. and Mrs. John Offi cerPeter S. O’Neill, Esq. ‘77Katherine and Preben OstbergMr. and Mrs. Lee S. OwenStephen and Barbara PalmerSteven E. and Susan S. ParkerPeggy A. PfeifferWilson Phipps ‘74 and Betty Waters Phipps ‘75Frank PipkinVictor and Beth PlavnerCdr. and Mrs. Albert S. Polk IIIHal and Sue PowellNelson and Judy PyleJennifer and Tom QuinnKevin and Ramona QuinnKim and Larry Riddle

Mrs. Patricia RogersJohn and Denise Tray Rosson ‘78Jacqueline C. and Robert L. RothMary and Joe SalsichMissy and Fredrik SalvesenThe Schaible FamilyLolly SchorreckSteven R. Schuh ‘78Mary Ellen Olcese and John Scofi eldRitchie SebeniecherEdson and June SheppardLisa and John SherwoodCaptain and Mrs. Edwin A. Shuman IIIKathleen and Ed SieversMr. and Mrs. John B. SlidellMr. and Mrs. Richard A. SmithDon and Kalla SparrowMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Staines ‘72Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph S. StewartBrock and Maren StromHobart K. and Janis F. SwanDr. and Mrs. Joseph TalerDenise and Christopher A. Taylor ‘71Mike and Bobbie TichenorRuss ‘64 and Rodica TownshendMr. and Mrs. Court TreuthChristine and George H. Turner ‘68Ms. Shirley TyndallFrances Lyon Van NessSharon WallenstromMr. and Mrs. John M. WattersMr. and Mrs. Edward J. Weber, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John White ‘76Mr. and Mrs. Brian WigginsMr. and Mrs. LeRoy A. Wilbur, Jr.Evelyn H. WilliardEric and Jody WitzelWoody ‘73 and Nancy WooddellMr. and Mrs. Simeon F. Wooten IIITom WorthingtonMr. and Mrs. Stephen L. YakeGeorge H. Yost and FamilyDr. and Mrs. Young Joo YounCatherine and Thomas ZiehmNancy Osius Zimmerman

* deceased

** parents with no current students

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FA C U LT Y A N D S TA F F

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FACULTYParticipation: 72%Anonymous (3)Mr. Steve AyersDr. Jackie BaughMrs. Phyllis BeardmoreMrs. Jean BerardMs. Tania BerkowitzMrs. Kristin Buckley BlanckMr. John BodleyMr. Marc BuckleyMrs. Erin CalabreseMrs. Liz Mann Carlin ‘74Mrs. Cathy Hewitt Carper ‘81Mrs. Holly CarrollMrs. Mary Ellen CarsleyMs. Lise CharlierMs. Carolyn CosentinoMrs. Mary CouttsMr. David CouttsMr. Terry Del PreteMr. Julian Domenech, Jr. ‘84Ms. Kathleen DonovanMrs. Kathy FeganMr. Jerry FishMs. Janet FortMs. Beatrice FullerMrs. Sharon GarrottMs. Rachel GarveyMr. Andrew GreeleyMrs. Molly Moore Green ‘83Ms. Alison HallMr. Matthew HaynorMrs. Pam HeffnerMr. Chris HowesMrs. Mary Lou HruskaMrs. Susan JacksonMr. Greg JahnigenMs. Whitney JamisonMr. Woody JohnstonMrs. Bonnie JorgensenMr. Dan KellerMrs. Marilyn KuhlMs. Kristyn KuhnMr. Douglas H. LagardeMs. Amy Pickering LucaMr. Joel MaddenMr. Dan MahoneyMrs. Sarah MarkhovskyDr. Aegina MartinMrs. Kerri MassaroMrs. Shannon MauryMs. Julia MaxeyMs. Erin McCarthyMs. Jami Medley

Ms. Anne MegargelMrs. Jane MerrillMrs. Toni MichelsenMrs. Ellen MurrayMrs. Wanda NedMr. Brian NorledgeMrs. Cathy Offi cerMrs. Melissa OutlandMr. Cyril PalmerMrs. Denise Tray Rosson ‘78Mrs. Mary SalsichMr. Jeffrey SawyerMr. Tom SitzmannMr. Gray SmithMs. Renie SotiropoulosMrs. Patty ThompsonMrs. Rodica TownshendMs. Sharie ValerioMrs. Laurie WachsMr. Collin WelshMrs. Andi WhitefordMr. Eric WitzelMr. Tom Worthington IIIMrs. Harriet YakeMr. George YostMr. Richard Zmuda

FORMER FACULTYRobert R. Angell ‘75Mr. John F. Babcock and The Rev. Lori H. BabcockIan D. and Sheryl BurmanCarole and Dick CossPeter L. DewaldSarah and Jim DonnellyClay D. EvansKay and Bill FraneySusan and Bob GrayFred and Ann HewittSally Moore Lentz ‘86Laura M. LewisJamie McNealey ‘87Janis and Kate NagyMrs. Corby H. PinePatrick ReedHugh Riddleberger and Louise McIlhennyCarolyn and Steve Russell ‘87Joe Schaller ‘78Lolly SchorreckDon and Kalla SparrowR. Highley Thompson ‘88Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. WebsterNancy Maslack WolfNancy Osius Zimmerman

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TRUSTEESParticipation: 100%Mr. R. Bret Anderson Mr. John S. Bremer Mrs. Margaret O’Connor Mr. Thomas L. Carter III ‘85Mr. Michael A. Cauley Mr. Brendan J. Connors Ms. Marjorie Corwin Mr. Michael K. DeStefano ‘84Mrs. Mary Chris Gay Mr. Raymond J. Herman Mr. Donald R. Hug Mrs. Lisa S. Kahan Mr. R. Andrew Larkin, Jr. Mr. Christopher R. McCleary Ms. Jean H. Baker Mr. James A. Nolan ‘62Mr. Wilson H. Phipps ‘74Mr. Robert W. Rabbitt, Jr. ‘82Dr. Lisa J. Renfro Mr. Steven R. Schuh ‘78Mr. John R. Soderlund Mr. Christopher A. Taylor ‘71Mr. William F. Utz Mr. E. Marcellus Williamson ‘80Mrs. Nancy J. Wooddell

FORMER TRUSTEESCAPT Robert N. Adrian, SR. USN (Ret.)*Mr. Donald B. AllenMrs. Kimberly Corbin Aviles, Esq. ‘79Mr. Stephen AyersVADM John A. Baldwin, USN (Ret)Mrs. Betty C. BannatMr. Clayton A. Beardmore, Jr. ‘58Richard D. Bennett ‘65Mr. George R. Benson, Jr.Mr. Bruce C. Burns ‘61Dr. Thomas W. ButlerMr. Thomas L. Carter, Jr. ‘54Mrs. Debbie ChartierGeorge T. Cromwell, Jr. ‘49Mrs. Dianne FeldmanMr. Thomas R. FoardMrs. Christine FriendDr. Robert G. Graw, Jr.

A.R. Marani, Inc.Admirals Parents’ AssociationAllergy and Dermatology LLCAlpha Beta State OrganizationArchitectural Window Supply, Inc.ATandTATandT United WayBrian P. Bach, D.P.M.Baltimore Educational Scholarship TrustBank of America Matching Gifts ProgramBaulch Family FoundationBedrock Foundations, Inc.Boston FoundationBruce C. Burns and AssociatesC P Cleaning ServiceThe Cahouet Family FoundationRobert M. Caudill and Assoc., Inc.Center For Vein RestorationChevy’s Fresh MexCIMED International, IncCorbin, Schaffer and AvilesThe Barbara and George Cromwell FoundationDeutsche Bank Americas FoundationDuke’s Golf WorksFidelity Investments Charitable Gift FundHarold A. Fisher TrustFoster Thomas, Inc.Frame and Frame, LLCFraney Family FoundationGraul’s MarketJ.T. RestorationsKoch Associates Inc.Koch Family Foundation, Inc.KSJ and AssociatesL.G.B. Associates, IncLatitude, Inc.David R. and Betsy Lewis Foundation, IncMandT Charitable FoundationEdwin Malloy Jr. Charitable TrustMaryland United Sports Club, IncThe Merrill Family Foundation, Inc

Microsoft Giving CampaignMike Paxson Insurance AgencyJames S. Montgomery and Sons Inc.Morgan StanleyMorgan Stanley Dean WitterMosaicMurnane and O’NeillNational Philanthropic TrustNorthrop Grumman FoundationOwen Charitable FoundationPfi zer FoundationPlastic Surgery SpecialistsPrice FoundationR and F Metals, Inc.Redwood Mortgage ServicesLisa Renfro, MDRenRe Energy Advisors LtdRobert W. Childs Landscape Contractors, Inc.Salt Creek Gardens, Inc.Schuh Family Foundation, Inc.Schwab Charitable FundSeaboard InternationalSebeniecher Insurance Inc.Severn Financial Solutions LLCSevern Lacrosse, LLCPeter M. Sheehan, D.D.S., P.C.Jeremy S. Snow, M.D., P.A.Edward A. St. John FoundationJames M. and Margaret V. Stine Foundation, Inc.Sturbridge Development CompanyT. Rowe Price Charitable GivingThe Baltimore Community FoundationThompson, Siegel and Walmsley LLCUtz Construction, IncWellfl eet ConsultingWells Fargo Community Support ProgramsWells Fargo Educational Matching Gift ProgramWheeler, Goodman, Masek and Associates, IncRogers- Wilbur FoundationZachary’s Jewelers

Mr. Blair P. Hall, Esq. ‘47Dr. Stephen B. HiltabidleADM James R. Hogg, USN (Ret.) ‘52Mr. John K. Hopkins ‘63Mr. F. Scott Jay ‘62Mr. Palmer S. Jones ‘56Mr. H. Franklin Knipp, Jr.Mr.Gary W. Koch ‘71Mr. Cary L. Meredith, Jr.Mrs. Eleanor MerrillMr. James P. NolanMr. Lee S. OwenMr. Timothy F. PriceMr. Daniel J. RocheMrs. Lesly SajakMr. John SlidellMr. Ronald J. Staines ‘72Mr. Rudolph S. StewartMrs. Caroline Benson Tringali ‘81Mr. David L. Wright ‘69

2010 ALUMNI EXECUTIVE COUNCILParticipation: 100%Michael A. Calabrese ‘94Paul Mark Carroll ‘83Kimberly Selby Gauthier ‘88Robert G. Graw ‘85Carrie MacVean Grimes ‘91Whitney Hopkins Kerridge ‘88John W. Leimkuhler ‘59Susan Tyndall Leonard ‘84Ashley W. McCarl ‘05Willie Herman Mitchell ‘82James B. Wooddell ‘73

* deceased

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G I F T S I N K I N D

Chesapeake Telephone SystemsDr. Steven A. Gersh and Dr. Diane S. LebedeffRichard G. GrahamDavid and Diann McGarveyMr. and Mrs. Keith J. MerrymanOrbis TechnologiesJacqueline C. and Robert L. Roth

AFTER PROMMichael and Cindy AbadieBehind the BackDr. and Mrs. Willem G. BosmaMr. and Mrs. Brian R. DaltonMolly Driver and Mike DeStefano ‘84Mr. and Mrs. Hans T. KaiserCraig and Margaret MorrellJanis and Kate NagyMr. J. Michael Nussman and Dr. Margaret A. PalmerMichael and Lisa PeelishMr. and Mrs. Ernest J. SiegristMr. Bruce F. Thommen and Ms. Ann L. LamdinThe Vogt Family

SEVERN STAGES THE ARTS AUCTIONHarriet Manis Adam PhotographyAdmiral CleanersMs. Michelle AndersonAnnapolis Symphony OrchestraBarefoot DwellingJacqueline A. BaughBig Vanilla Health ClubSheree and Kelly BjornerudMr. and Mrs. Peter BondraMs. Hayley M. Bosch ‘07Ms. Regan Bosch ‘04John S. and Gayle A. BremerJack and Jo Ann BreschElizabeth Mann CarlinThe Perry Carsley FamilyCipriano Brothers Plumbing

David Hartcorn PhotographyMike and Nancy DenninMr. and Mrs. Kimball S. DhillonMs. Courtney T. Dunn ‘06Scott Finlay and Associates, PAFloors By DesignMary Villon de Benveniste PortraitureJames (Chip) DePaulaGolden Odyssey ~ Mr. Gregory Birra ‘65Mr. and Mrs. Bill Greenfi eldMs. Nancy HammondTom and Cindy HeslinJ. Brown JewelersMs. Jung-Hyang KimJ. Burke CateringMr. and Mrs. Douglas H. LagardeLiljenquist and Beckstead JewelersLiz Lind EditionsLongbranch StudiosDan MahoneyMano SchwartzChris and Olivia McClearyMorgan Gerard Salon and SpaMOSAICNierman WeeksMr. and Mrs. John Offi cerGrover C. Outland III and Melissa OutlandPlastic Surgery SpecialistsMrs. Colleen PurcellQuayle and Company Design /BuildLarry and Tammy RayReithlingshoefer Design StudioLisa Renfro, MDGray and Sarah SmithThe Big BeanThe Eastport GalleryChristine and George H. TurnerTodd and Andi WhitefordMrs. Gretchen SteeleWine Cellars of AnnapolisBrian and Heidi Wood

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PA R E N T G I V I N G

CLASS OF 2011Participation: 53%Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Alden IICAPT and Mrs. Steven J. AshworthDr. and Mrs. John AvalloneMr. John F. Babcock and The Rev. Lori H. BabcockAltaf BashirAndrew Berg and Ellen WeissDavid BlackwoodDr. and Mrs. Willem G. BosmaDr. James P. Boulier and Dr. Irmina C. BoulierPaul and Laurie BuhrerHank and Katy CapleHolly and Mark ‘83 CarrollMr. and Mrs. David A. CarterMrs. Catherine Dea Code and Mr. Kenneth CodeMr. and Mrs. Eric J. DardenDr. Roosevelt Dean, Jr.Molly Driver and Mike DeStefano ‘84Sylvi* and Peter DuncanMr. and Mrs. Roger L. Flynn, Jr.The Harding FamilyCarolyn and David HouckJon and Shelley HuppThomas and Sarah IglerMr. and Mrs. Hans T. Kaiser ‘76Mr. and Mrs. Chong KimDr. and Mrs. Thomas B. LankThe League FamilyDawn and Tom MartelRay and Melissa MulladyMr. and Mrs. Richard D. NockAmy and Tony OlmertGrover C. Outland III and Melissa OutlandAngela and Edward PonatoskiKate and Tim Price FamilyMr. and Mrs. David R. PriddyJim and Elizabeth ReidMr. Daniel S. Repasky and Ms. Jamie A. LanePhyllis and Robert RichardsonAllison and Charles SackerMr. and Mrs. Michael B. SaldiMr. and Mrs. Rolf C. SchouCheryl and Scott L. SchuhDr. Peter and Angela SheehanJohn and Amy StringfellowToby Taylor

Mr. Bruce F. Thommen and Ms. Ann L. LamdinDale and Patty ThompsonThe Vogt FamilyMr. and Mrs. J. Michael WachsTodd and Andi WhitefordJane and Charlie WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Roland R. Zeender, Jr.

CLASS OF 2012Participation: 61%AnonymousBret and Nancy AndersonJohn S. and Gayle A. BremerMr. Michael D. BurtonEdward and Mary ByrnsCatherine Hewitt Carper ‘81Michael and Beverly CauleyMrs. Catherine Dea Code and Mr. Kenneth CodeRobin and Ross Cohen ‘76Brendan and Laurine ConnorsMr. and Mrs. Richard M. CrabtreeJoe Creamer and Lauren SmithDe Lude Family ‘79Mr. and Mrs. John DeMichieiMr. and Mrs. Robert J. DeStefano ‘74Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Duckett IIIMr. and Mrs. Leo W. Dunn IIIPeter and Sarah EvansMr. and Mrs. Nicholas T. ExarhakisAustin and Renée FarnhamTom ‘78 and Lynne FoardAlison Hall and Réal CiprianoThe Harding FamilyColleen and Harold Hughes FamilyDonnaMarie and Kasey JaroszMr. and Mrs. W. B. Johnson, Jr.Thomas and Erica KellySusan J. and C. Stuart Kiehne ‘79Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. KunowskyMr. and Mrs. Douglas H. LagardeDrs. Joan Cantero-Lakhanpal and Sanjiv LakhanpalBrian and Jane LantzDavid ‘72 and Janice LittlepageNick and Stacey Hendricks Manis ‘81Chris and Olivia McClearyMr. and Mrs. David E. McCounCraig and Margaret MorrellJanis and Kate NagyMr. and Mrs. William H. Norris IIIMr. J. Michael Nussman and Dr. Margaret A. Palmer

James P. O’HareMr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. OxfordJason and Lorie ParrottMichael and Lisa PeelishDave and Frankie PorterDr. Lisa Renfro and Dr. Jeremy SnowMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ritter, Jr.Melissa and Dan RocheDan and Leisa RussellDr. Sanjiv K. Saini and Dr. Charul P. SainiLesly and Pat SajakKevin and Donna SchaefferJim and Susan SchmickerMr. and Mrs. J. Logan SharpJim and Lynette SledgeMr. and Mrs. John T. StudnickyMr. and Mrs. David J. SulerzyskiMark and Claire TreanorJay and Margie WebsterDenise and Larry Wilbur ‘74Brian and Heidi Wood

CLASS OF 2013HIGHEST LEVEL OF PARTICIPATION: 66%CAPT and Mrs. Steven J. AshworthAltaf BashirThe Bedard FamilyPat and Fred BednarikMr. and Mrs. Paul V. BennettThe Boldt FamilyDrew and Madeleine BowdenBrad and Kate CallahanHank and Katy CapleMr. and Mrs. Hal C. B. Clagett IIIMr. and Mrs. Richard M. CrabtreeMr. and Mrs. Scott R. DavisDr. Roosevelt Dean, Jr.Rick and Jennifer DenglerMike and Nancy DenninMr. and Mrs. Scott W. DevannyMr. and Mrs. Paul H. DiedrichMr. and Mrs. Nicholas T. ExarhakisThe Finlay FamilyMr. and Mrs. Robert P. Floyd IIIMr. and Mrs. Roger L. Flynn, Jr.The Frey FamilyBeatrice FullerMichelle and Peder GarskeBeth and Larry GesnerGilmor FamilyThe Graws III ‘85G. Richard Gray and Kimberley von Paris

Ernie and Molly Moore Green ‘83Mr. and Mrs. Walter O. HiltabidleCarolyn and David HouckJon and Shelley HuppDr. and Mrs. Brian S. KahanMr. and Mrs. Hans T. Kaiser ‘76Pete and Marie KostiukMrs. Karen D. KurtzMr. and Mrs. Robert F. LeachMr. and Mrs. Cedric D. Lewis ‘82David and Diann McGarveyThe Michael FamilyMr. and Mrs. Willie H. Mitchell ‘82Mr. and Mrs. James S. MontgomeryJeff NelliganLexi L. NelsonMr. and Mrs. Axel J. Neumann- GiesenKen and Helen NobleMr. and Mrs. Glenn L. OrrThomas and Rhonda PierceMr. and Mrs. David R. PriddyMr. Daniel S. Repasky and Ms. Jamie A. LaneLuke and Lori RitterMelissa and Dan RocheMr. and Mrs. Charles R. SchallerLeigh SchlegelDr. Peter and Angela SheehanBrian and Hsiao SmithBrad and Dianne ThiergartnerRick and Marie TreanorBill Utz Patti UtzEarl and Barbara WangDavid and Laura WattJoseph and Barbara WeissRick and Kathleen WheelerTodd and Andi WhitefordMr. and Mrs. Roland R. Zeender, Jr.

CLASS OF 2014Participation: 55%Bret and Nancy AndersonMr. Christopher P. BellDr. James P. Boulier and Dr. Irmina C. BoulierPaul and Laurie BuhrerDarren ‘82 and Bridget BurnsEdward and Mary ByrnsHolly and Mark ‘83 CarrollCraig and Laurie ClaycombMrs. Catherine Dea Code and Mr. Kenneth Code

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Jerry and Lori CollierMike and Cathy ConeyThomas and Lisa CrawfordMr. and Mrs. Eric J. DardenDr. John and Peggy DavliakosRichard and Nancy DayMike and Nancy DenninMr. and Mrs. Robert J. DeStefano ‘74Molly Driver and Mike DeStefano ‘84Mr. and Mrs. Julian A. Domenech, Jr. ‘84Mr. Michael J. Durner and Ms. Leona C. SchultzBeatrice FullerMr. and Mrs. Richard L. GergarArthur and Toni GibbonsRené and John HardigDr. Thomas F. Hattar and Dr. Jeanine L. WernerMr. and Mrs. Raymond and Kimberly HermanThomas and Sarah IglerRick and Shelly JaklitschDonnaMarie and Kasey JaroszSig and Debbie JohnsonMichael and Susan KeenanMr. and Mrs. Alan D. KiersteadMr. and Mrs. Rene B. LaVigne Sr.Dawn and Tom MartelMr. and Mrs. Lawrence MathisKevin and Jennifer McGowanMr. and Mrs. James S. MontgomeryCraig and Margaret MorrellMr. Robert L. Munroe and Ms. Jenny H. BakerJeff NelliganPattie and Elliott OldakGrover C. Outland III and Melissa OutlandDave and Frankie PorterDr. Lisa Renfro and Dr. Jeremy SnowMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ritter, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Roccograndi, Jr.Allison and Charles SackerMaria C. and Matthew J. ScottMr. and Mrs. J. Logan SharpGarth and Mary Anne Koubek Smith ‘83Patrick and Brigitte SmithJohn and Elaine SoderlundHamilton F. Tyler ‘81

CLASS OF 2015Participation: 53%AnonymousMr. and Mrs. Henry P. Alden IIDionel M. AvilesKimberly Aviles ‘79Drew and Madeleine BowdenMr. and Mrs. Richard S. Bruther ‘81Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey V. CarusoMichael and Beverly CauleyCraig and Laurie ClaycombMrs. Dina M. Duncan-Haines and Mr. John A. HainesGeoffrey F. Feidelberg and Susan M. SeidlerMr. and Mrs. Robert P. Floyd IIIMichelle and Peder GarskeDr. Steven A. Gersh and Dr. Diane S. LebedeffThe Graws III ‘85Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. HarrisonSig and Debbie JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Ronald C. JonesMr. and Mrs. Robert F. LeachChristina and Gorton Parker Lindsay, Jr. ‘73Mr. and Mrs. David E. McCounMr. and Mrs. Timothy P. McGillMr. and Mrs. James NicholasJason and Lorie ParrottCheryl and Bob Rabbitt ‘82Larry and Tammy RayDan and Leisa RussellCheryl and Scott L. Schuh ‘83Maria C. and Matthew J. ScottBrian and Hsiao SmithKellie and Jason Tysor

CLASS OF 2016Participation: 60%Mr. Konstantinos G. Alexakis and Ms. Laura F. FaibishDr. Andrew F. Angelino and Dr. Jennifer L. RiedingerChuck and Martha BaldiswielerKeith and Claire BehrThe Lex Birney FamilyMr. Michael D. BurtonMr. and Mrs. David M. Butler ‘81Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Carter III ‘85Mrs. Catherine Dea Code and Mr. Kenneth CodeBrendan and Laurine ConnorsLeo and Mary CortésRick and Jennifer DenglerMike and Nancy DenninSylvi* and Peter DuncanBrian and Kim HallRené and John HardigMichael and Susan KeenanDrs Joan and Sanjiv LakhanpalThe Lasley FamilyRon and Melody LefebvreDan and Susan Tyndall Leonard ‘84Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. MaisanoIsrael and Christine MelendezMr. and Mrs. Willie H. Mitchell ‘82José and Amy MoralesMr. Robert L. Munroe and Ms. Jenny H. BakerAmy and Tony OlmertGrover C. Outland III and Melissa OutlandMr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Oxford

Michael and Lisa PeelishLuke and Lori RitterDrs. Todd and Terry RosenDr. Sanjiv K. Saini and Dr. Charul P. SainiDr. Peter and Angela SheehanWayne and Nadia SnyderRick and Marie TreanorMr. and Mrs. Hamilton F. Tyler ‘81Melinda and Aaron WeinsteinTara Wolfe

CLASS OF 2017Participation: 43%Kevin and Susan BarnerTori and Mike BaylessW. David Bennett and Marita KellersDarren ‘82 and Bridget BurnsMr. and Mrs. David M. Butler ‘81Joe Creamer and Lauren SmithBeatrice FullerKimberly Selby Gauthier ‘88Mary Chris and Rick GayErnie and Molly Moore Green ‘83John and Mary GrundBrian and Kim HallMr. and Mrs. Steven C. HuberDr. and Mrs. Brian S. KahanTom and Sherrie KelleyScott ‘87 and Whitney Hopkins Kerridge ‘88Drs. Joan and Sanjiv LakhanpalDr. and Mrs. Cyrus J. LashgariCraig and Margaret MorrellJeff NelliganMr. and Mrs. James NicholasEric and Pixie PikusCheryl and Bob Rabbitt ‘82Mr. and Mrs. Dean D. RobbinsMr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Roccograndi, Jr.Drs. Todd and Terry RosenJeanne and Jack SaumKevin and Donna SchaefferCheryl and Scott L. Schuh ‘83

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Anonymous (2)Don and Nancy AllenMr. Charles C. AstleDr. Dionel and Barbara AvilesR. Robinson BakerMrs. Clara BartholomeeC. W. and H.S. BaughMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Baulch, Jr.Phyllis and Clayton Beardmore ‘58Charles BednarikMr. and Mrs. F. Meade BellMr. and Mrs. Arthur A. BirneyMr. and Mrs. Carl E. BollingerKristina Bonfi glio and Audrey RosenthalJack and Jo Ann BreschGeorge and Hedy BrownMrs. Sandra D. BrutherE.F. BrylawskiBarbara and Bruce Burns ‘61Mrs. Ruth BurnsElizabeth Brewer ButlerDr. Thomas W. ButlerMr. and Mrs. Benjamin CadwaladerMr. and Mrs. Frank Cahouet Jr.Ann F. CarrollReinald and Maribelle CarterAnn and Tom Carter ‘54Arlene Tilley ChandlerJoseph and Rita ColaianniMr. Terrence J. CollinsMrs. Lou A. CristJeanne M. CullenJoan CunneenMs. Betty F. DavisMs. Stephanie DickersonMr. Chip DiPaulaJudith L. DuckettCarol and John DuncanMrs. Clarissa B. DyerCarroll D. EdwardsRudy and Harriet EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Whitney EvansMr. and Mrs. Fred M. FetrowMr. and Mrs. Aubrey H. FitzgeraldGinny FlinchumRoger and Cheryl FlynnTom and Mary Jane FoardDr. and Mrs. Francis FormicaDr. Sylvia FosterPo Sheung FungMarie and Bob GarskeMr. and Mrs. Howard GershDavid G. Ghysels ‘47Barbara Goldberg GoldmanCecil GordonFlorence GraceRobert G. Graw, Jr. MDWilliam and Norma Griffi n

Mr. Dana Groner and Mrs. Marsha QuinnAlyson L. HallBlair P. Hall ‘47Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Harrison IIIMr. Jeff HaynieMr. Christopher D. HeinzFred and Ann HewittMr. and Mrs. Robert C. HiltonKenneth and Deborah HoffmanGerald and Elaine HouckMs. Patricia HumphlettFrederick D. Hunt, Jr.Charles and Patricia HutchinsonDonald IodiceMr. Glen Jaross and Ms. Mary P. GassmannMaggie JonesMarjorie M. KadeMr. James KellyJane KnightR. T. KunowskyMrs. Jonathan H. LasleyMr. and Mrs. Edgar LawrenceCAPT Richard D. Lazenby, USN (Ret) ‘38David and Betsy LewisPhilip Robert Livingston, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Worth D. MacMurrayChris and Donna MaherGeorge and Anastasia ManisArthur MarnaneMindy Maronic/ETCMr. and Mrs. Frank J. MarronGuy and Sally MaseritzMr. and Mrs. Marshall C. McCleanJane F. McDonaldMr. and Mrs. Joseph R. MilfordChuck MillerMr. and Mrs. Mark F. MoranWilliam F. MorganPeter Q. Nyce Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James A. O’HareMr. and Mrs. Richard PettingillMrs. Kathryn PigottFrank PipkinGreen Hornets Girls LacrosseEdward and Nancy RafteryDr. and Mrs. Jerome ReedBobbie Lee and Mike RitterMr. James RobbinsMr. and Mrs. B.J. RobisonMr. Steven E. RussellMs. Barbara T. SaddDr. Nirmal SainiRobert and Joan SchuhMr. and Mrs. Michael Sheehan, Jr.Mr. Brett ShoopMs. Linda K. SmithMs. Beverly B. StaniarMr. and Mrs. Rudolph S. Stewart

Mrs. Margaret StineLinda Stuchell-LeibertMr. Robert StuchellRamsay and Katherine TanhamRev. and Mrs. Ernest ThayilJeanne and Dick TreanorMs. Shirley TyndallMr. and Mrs. Lorin J. VeltreDr. Lesley WardSusan and Sibley WardMr. and Mrs. Melvin J. WeissburgMr. John WhiteMs. Pamela A. WhiteMr. and Mrs. LeRoy A. Wilbur, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Franklin P. WilliamsDr. and Mrs. Peter WiseRobert and Nancy WolfeP. Ronald ZarrielloDr. and Mrs. L. E. Zimmerman

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DR. FRANKLIN ANGELLThe League Family

DAVID S. ASTLE ‘92Mr. Charles C. AstleRolf ‘90 and Katie Burrows Hill ‘92Chris Hopkinson ‘92Bo and Charles Moran ‘92Rebecca and Marc Morlock ‘91Adam ’92 and Shelley Williams Frances BauerAndrew ‘91 and Amy Stehl Bauer ‘90

JAMES S. BILLINGSLEALaurence E. Block ‘61Robert D. Bruce ‘61Barbara and Bruce Burns ‘61Mr. Michael S. Cobb ‘61Ken Cohen ‘61Mr. W. Dudley Dixon, Jr. ‘93Anton Johnson ‘61PJ Kesmodel, Jr. ‘61John Leimkuhler ‘59George D. Leydic ‘61Mr. Paul B. McCoy ‘61Andrew Mutch II ‘61Col. K. D. Phelps, Jr., USAF (Ret) ‘61CAPT David E. H. Secrest, USN (Ret) ‘61Fred B. Weiss ‘61

DENNIS M. BOLGERMr. and Mrs. Henry P. Alden IIJacqueline A. BaughKristina Bonfi glio and Audrey RosenthalJon and Ginny BrasselMichael and Beverly CauleyMike and Nancy DenninMs. Stephanie DickersonMr. and Mrs. Fred M. FetrowKay and Bill FraneyMr. and Mrs. Howard E. Harrison IIIFriends of the Bolger FamilyMr. and Mrs. James E. HoffMs. Kristyn KuhnDr. and Mrs. Thomas B. LankJoel K. MaddenMr. and Mrs. Frank J. MarronDr. and Mrs. Clayton S. McCarl, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. MilfordMs. Brionna Nicole Ned ‘04Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. NedMr. and Mrs. John Offi cerMark Parker and Liz NaishSteven E. and Susan S. ParkerJohn and Denise Tray Rosson ‘78Jack ‘04 and Kate Rosson Allison and Charles Sacker

Mary and Joe SalsichMr. and Mrs. Lorin J. VeltreMs. Pamela A. White

DR. JAMES R. BUCHANAN ‘65Ra Broaddus ‘65

THOMAS G. CARROLL, JR. ‘56Ann F. Carroll

MR. RONALD D. CULLEN ‘37Jeanne M. CullenMr. Ronald D. Cullen

MR. CRAIG E. ‘VAN’ ENEY JR. ‘09Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. BollingerHolly and Mark Carroll ‘83Ms. Josie Cipriano ‘09Mr. Terrence J. CollinsMs. Betty F. DavisKay and Bill FraneyBarbara Goldberg GoldmanFlorence GraceGraul’s MarketAlison Hall and Réal CiprianoMr. Christopher D. HeinzMs. Patricia HumphlettMr. Gregory JahnigenMr. Glen Jaross and Ms. Mary P. GassmannMaggie JonesMs. Kristyn KuhnMr. and Mrs. Worth D. MacMurrayArthur MarnaneMindy Maronic/ETCMr. and Mrs. Marshall C. McCleanChip and Ellen MurrayAmy and Tony OlmertMr. and Mrs. Richard PettingillStephen E. ShenkMs. Linda K. SmithMs. Beverly B. StaniarRamsay and Katherine TanhamMr. and Mrs. Melvin J. Weissburg

SUSAN R. ERICSONDaniel W. Ericson

WILLIAM A. GELLERT ‘78 Margaret W. GellertChris and Donna Maher

ANDREW A. HALL ‘80Walter and Joyce Hall

JONAS HALSTEADPeter W. Wood ‘46

JONAH AND ELSIE HALSTEDWilliam A. Wilkinson ‘46

FREDERICK DRUM HUNT ‘30Frederick D. Hunt, Jr.

COL J. MICHAEL JOBANEK ‘61CAPT David E. H. Secrest, USN (Ret) ‘61

MR. SAMUEL STAFFORD LAW JONESNathaniel B.P. Jones ‘82

MR. PHILIP W. KIME ‘83K. Scott Bialousz ‘82

CAPT GEORGE W. KITTREDGE, USN (RET) ‘36Richard W. Sheppe ‘44

PHILIP ROBERT LIVINGSTON ‘37 Philip Robert Livingston, Jr.

GORDON LOETZCaitlin McCleary Horn ‘04

MR. JOHN MERRILL ‘98Anonymous

MS. SUZANNE B. NICHOLSONMr. and Mrs. Edward J. Weber, Jr.

ALEXIS V. PFEIFFERPeggy A. Pfeiffer

MR. ROBERT W. POWELL, JR.Susan and Bob Gray

MR. DANIEL B. ROBINSON ‘90Steve and Sandy AyersRolf ‘90 and Katie Burrows ‘92 Hill Rebecca and Marc Morlock ‘91

MR. DANIEL M. SHEATS ‘83Peter L. DewaldCheryl and Bob Rabbitt ‘82Sabrina and Stephen Rabbitt ‘83

MR. DAVID J. SNYDER ‘09Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Weber, Jr.

MR. ROLLAND M. TEELFrancis D. Rogers, Jr. ‘53

DR. AND MRS. GENE D. TRETTINDoug Trettin ‘82

CDR EDMUND L. TURNER, USN (RET) ‘50Cdr. Carl H. Sanders, Jr. ‘51

CURTIS H. VAN GUNTEN ‘87John Quinn ‘87

ALFRED G. WARDDr. Lesley Ward

MRS. PATRICIA V. ZARRIELLOP. Ronald Zarriello

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JIM ADRIAN ‘72Joan and Bob* Adrian

JULIAN PRAKASH BARTHOLOMEE ‘15Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Thayil

NICOLE MARIE BEDNARIK ‘13Charles Bednarik

ADAM TAYLOR BLASZCZAK ‘11Sharon and Dru Blaszczak

JOHN STUART ‘JACK’ BREMER, JR. ‘12John S. and Gayle A. Bremer

CALLIE ELIZABETH BURNS ‘14Bobbie Lee and Mike Ritter

DUFFY PATRICK BURNS ‘17Bobbie Lee and Mike Ritter

ERIN AND MICHAEL A. CALABRESE ‘94Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Calabrese

ELIZABETH F. CARROLL ‘14Ms. Barbara T. Sadd

KATHERINE B. CARROLL ‘11Ms. Barbara T. Sadd

MACKENZIE O. CARROLL ‘10Ms. Barbara T. Sadd

BENJAMIN ROSS CARTER ‘11Mr. and Mrs. David A. Carter

GARNETT ‘SANDY’ CLARK III ‘65Ken and Helen Noble

CLASS OF 1976Geoff ‘73 and Ann Wallace Riefe ‘76

CLASS OF 1977Mary Lou Henn McEwan ‘77

JOHN P. CRABTREE ‘12Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Crabtree

KATHLEEN E. CRABTREE ‘13Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Crabtree

JENNIFER C. DAVIS ‘13Edward and Nancy Raftery

RICHARD C. DAVIS ‘10Edward and Nancy Raftery

ROBERT H. DEAN ‘09Robert and Barbara Dean

THE FARNHAM FAMILYSusan and Sibley Ward

MRS. LOUISE FEENDon and Kalla Sparrow

ALLISON C. FOARD ‘12Tom and Mary Jane Foard

ANDREW T. FOARD ‘10Tom and Mary Jane Foard

JOHN R. FOARD ‘89Tom and Mary Jane Foard

THOMAS D. FOARD ‘78Tom and Mary Jane Foard

ALEXANDER J. GERSH ‘15Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gersh

BENJAMIN D.HAMILTON ‘08W. D. Hamilton

HALEY B. KERRIDGE ‘17Jeanne Wertz Kerridge

SCOTT ‘87 AND WHITNEY HOPKINS KERRIDGE ‘88Jeanne Wertz Kerridge

KELLY BENNETT KRISTOFF ‘88Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bennett

BARBARA S. LARKINMr. Andrew Larkin ‘99 Mr. Matthew T. Larkin ‘01 Mr. Nicholas E. Larkin ‘03Mr. Tyler S. Larkin ‘03Ms. Abigail A. Larkin ‘06

DREW AND LESLIE LARKINMr. Andrew Larkin ‘99 Mr. Matthew T. Larkin ‘01 Mr. Nicholas E. Larkin ‘03Mr. Tyler S. Larkin ‘03Ms. Abigail A. Larkin ‘06

CHANCE G. LAUFMAN ‘14Dorrie and Bill Laufman

BROOKS LAUFMAN ‘06Dorrie and Bill Laufman

MOLLY E. LAUFMAN ‘09Dorrie and Bill Laufman

ALBERT AND MARGARET MADDENJoel K. Madden

EDWARD A. MASEK ‘03Ed and Catherine Masek

SARAH R. MASEK ‘07Ed and Catherine Masek

STEPHENS F. MILLARD ‘51Mrs. Clarissa B. Dyer

SCOTT T. MITCHELL ‘16Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey H. Fitzgerald

SHELBY P. MITCHELL ‘13Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey H. Fitzgerald

JONI ADRIAN MORGAN ‘75Joan and Bob* Adrian

RACHAEL M. NOCK ‘11Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Nock

CHRISTOPHER G. OWENS ‘14George and Hedy Brown

ANDREW F. POLK ‘88Cdr. and Mrs. Albert S. Polk III

THOMAS B. POLK ‘90Cdr. and Mrs. Albert S. Polk III

ABBY RITTER ‘12Bobbie Lee and Mike Ritter

KELSEY G. RITTER ‘14Bobbie Lee and Mike Ritter

DOUGLAS SASSIHanna Watt ‘07

TEMMA SCHALLERJoe Schaller ‘78

CONOR A. SHEEHAN ‘13Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sheehan, Jr.

KEVIN M. SHEEHAN ‘16Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sheehan, Jr.

MICHAEL E. SIEVERS ‘94Kathleen and Ed Sievers

HARRY AND MARJORIE SUTTONMr. Andrew Larkin ‘99 Mr. Matthew T. Larkin ‘01 Mr. Nicholas E. Larkin ‘03Mr. Tyler S. Larkin ‘03Ms. Abigail A. Larkin ‘06

* deceased

SEVERN SCHOOL ANNUAL REPORT 2010-2011

GIFTS RECEIVED 7/1/10 - 6/30/11

Joining the Severn 1914 Society is a beautiful way to give back to the community that gave you so much. It’s so simple yet so benefi cial to include Severn School in your

estate plans and/or in your will. Call the Development Offi ce at 410-647-7700 to discuss the assorted fi nancial tools that are available to make a planned gift to

Severn. Today, there are many options and creative ways that can benefi t all involved and continue your legacy at Severn.

� �Severn 1914 SocietytheAnonymous (8)CAPT Robert N. Adrian, SR. USN (Ret.) *Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. AllenMr. and Mrs. Stephen V. AyersMrs. Betty C. BannatAmy and Andrew BauerPatricia R. Benson *George BensonMr. John Drew Betz ‘37 *LTC Jesse E. Blackwell, USA(Ret) ‘51 *Mr. Theodore R. Bonwit ‘49Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Burns ‘61Mr. Hammond S. Carr *John D. Clithero ‘44 *Mr. and Mrs. George T. Cromwell, Jr. ‘49Dr. Walter S. DeLany, Jr. ‘39 *Mr. and Mrs. James W. DonnellyMs. Mary C. EganCharles J. and Dianne W. FeldmanMr. Harold A. Fisher *Mr. Alester G. Furman III ‘35 *

Mr. Nicholas Goldsborough ‘52Otis C. Gregg, Jr. ‘55Mr. Roger Wolcott Hall ‘37 *Edward A Hannegan ‘24 *Mr. John K. Hopkins ‘63Mr. H. Craig Hubbard ‘63 *Lorraine D. Johnson ‘80Glendon and Palmer Jones ‘56BG James H. Keller, USA (Ret) *Mr. and Mrs. L. Warren Klauer ‘38 *Ray MacKown ‘68CDR Edwin Malloy, Jr., USN (Ret) ‘36 *Mr. E. Thomas Massey *Mr. Christopher R. McClearyMr. Robert Wigginton McCormick ‘25 *James and Wendy McIntyreMrs. Patricia S. McManusMr. Stephens F. Millard ‘51CDR Frank A. Munroe, USN (Ret) ‘47Dr.and Mrs. Bruce Scott Old ‘30 *Mr. Peter A.S. Pfeiffer ‘77

Paull H. Phillips ‘62Thomas and Rhonda PierceMr. and Mrs. Richard Raab in honor of Lane Raab ‘68Mr. Stephen C. Rabbitt ‘83Ms. Jessica McCarthy Sellars ‘85Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Slanker, Jr. ‘49Dr. Jay J. Stewart*Mrs. Sophia Stone *Mrs. Anne Reeder Teel *Dr. William N. Thomas, Jr.Caroline Benson Tringali ‘81Rear Admiral Ted Walker, Jr. ‘50Mr. Harold L. Walters, Jr. ‘49Dr. Lesley A. WardMrs. Marion J. WardPatricia and Marc Williamson ‘80Mr. William A. Winston ‘63Mr. Francis D. Wright IIICSM William P. Zimmerman IV (Ret)

*deceased

SEVERN SCHOOL ANNUAL REPORT 2010-2011

Revenues:

Tuition and Other FeesAnnual Fund GiftsEndowment and Other InvestmentsAuxiliary ServicesSummer ProgramsMisc

TOTAL:

Expenses:

Student Instruction and SupportGeneral AdministrativeFinancial AidPhysical PlantReserve, Technology and Capital ExpenseDebt ServiceSummer Programs

TOTAL:

12,627,530 663,103

545,268 210,802

89,497

14,136,200

6,046,1894,533,1881,740,346

790,235345,698571,817108,727

14,136,200

2010 - 2011 S U M MA R Y O F F I N A N C I A L R E S U LT S

SEVERN SCHOOL ANNUAL REPORT 2010-2011

GIFTS RECEIVED 7/1/10 - 6/30/11

CASH GIFTS Most gifts to Severn School are in the form of cash, the most convenient way of giving. Such gifts are tax-deductible and are vital to the support of Severn School’s annual, capital and endowment needs. Credit cards (Master Card, Visa and American Express) are accepted. Mail your contributions to: Severn School, Th e Boone House, 116 Maple Avenue, Severna Park, MD 21146. You may also call Holly Carroll at 410-647-7701 x 2259 or go to www.severnschool.com to make an online gift.

SECURITIES Gifts of appreciated stocks, bonds, and mutual funds are exempt from capi-tal gains taxes. If the securities have been owned for more than one year, a gift of these assets can provide the donor with a charitable income tax deduction for the fair market value of the security. Securities can be electronically transferred by your broker to Severn School’s brokerage account (see information below).

MAKING GIFTS OF STOCK Electronic transfer is the easiest method for stock transfer be-cause your gift is valued on the day you transfer it. Th e value of your gift is determined by the average of the high/low price of your stock on the day of transfer. Th e toll-free number for our account at Citigroup, Smith Barney is 1-800-638-9165. Our broker is J. Kirk Jay ’87. Our account # 58E-084491156Y and the ‘DTC” transfer number is 0418. Please call Kirk Jay or Mary Salsich at 410-647-7701 x 2261 or e-mail m.salsich@severnschool.com at Severn if you have any questions or to notify them if you transfer a gift. You can also send us unsigned stock certifi cates via certifi ed mail. However, the related stock power must be guaranteed by a bank offi cer or investment broker and be sent to Severn School in a separate envelope.

GIFTS IN MEMORY OR TO HONOR Each year Severn receives many gifts in memory of or to honor classmates, parents, teachers, students and friends. When memorial or honoring gifts are received, Severn notifi es the family. In some instances, special funds are established which may become capital or endowed funds.

LIFE INCOME GIFTS Gifts of appreciated property can generate income for you with positive tax benefi ts. One example is the formation of a charitable remainder trust. BEQUESTS Every member of the Severn School community should have an up-to-date will. We hope you will consider Severn School as one of your benefi ciaries. Some people specify an amount, some a percentage of their estate. All bequests are sincerely appreci-ated. If you let us know, you are then a member of the Severn School 1914 Society.

LIFE INSURANCE Should you have a life insurance policy that has outlived its origi-nal purposes, you might consider putting the money to work for Severn School. You can amend the existing policy so that Severn School is the benefi ciary.

GIFTS-IN-KIND Artwork, antiques, computer equipment, books, tickets for theatrical and sporting events, and valued collections currently qualify for charitable deductions when their use relates to the education Severn School provides. We welcome inquiries about such gifts.

MATCHING GIFTS Call your personnel offi ce to fi nd out if your company will double or even triple your donation to Severn School. More than 500 companies match gifts to independent schools.

WAY S TO G I V E

There are many ways to make a gift to Severn. Please discuss the best

approach for you with your tax advisor or contact Mary Salsich at Severn’s Advancement Offi ce,

410-647-7701 ext. 2261 if you have any questions or would like

to have a conversation.

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