Alumni Children in the News

1/08 - From Skip FitzGerald (1976): Pat Chase's (1976) son, Steve, a 6'6"/260 lb. DT/TE/OL from Frederick County's Thomas Johnson High School has accepted an offer to play football at Wake Forest University. He is being recruited as a defensive tackle. His uncles include the deceased John Chase-'73, Craig Chase-'77, and his aunt Jeanine Chase-'80.

3/06 - From Cathy Wybierala Silk (1981): "CONGRATULATIONS goes out to our daughter, Megan, who just received an appointment to the United States Naval Academy (Class 2010). GO NAVY!! Her dad and I are so very proud of her and all of her accomplishments. Robert E. Peary must have instilled some fundamental life strategies for my passing to this beautiful young woman which has grown and matured to be such a dedicated responsible leader."

2/06 - From Bill Viney (1970) and Debbie Hricko Viney (1970): Our daughter Barbie is a junior attending the University of Illinois. She represented the University at the 2006 Big Ten Women's Swimming and Diving Championships held at Ohio State in February and became the first Big Ten Swimming Champion in 24 years for the University of Illinois. Her 100 Freestyle time of 49.06 has given her an automatic invite to the NCAA Division 1 Women's Swimming and Diving Championships in Athens, GA in March. She holds the University of Illinois school records in the 50, 100 and 200 freestyle and took 16th last year at NCAA's in the 100 freestyle. Her 2006 Big Ten Championship time broke the Ohio State pool record and gave her the 4th fastest time ever swam in Big Ten league history. We are very proud and excited for her and wish her more continued success at NCAA this year. PHOTO & Article Links

2/06 - From George Powell (1983): PHOTO of Ilania Eden Powell (6 months) with dad!

1/06 - From Martha Wilder Williams (1967): "My daughter, Heather, graduated from UMD in December 2005 cum laude. She was the only one from the College of Education that graduated with honors. She also was the only student sitting on stage with the UMD President, Keynote Speaker, and other Deans. Heather belongs to five
national honor societies (including Phi Beta Kappa), and one international honor society. She was offered a position the day after graduation as a teacher with Montgomery County Public Schools. Besides her Honors Education diploma, Heather received a medallion and honors certificate from the Honors Humanities Department."

1/06 - From Barb Zukav Davis (1975): "Here's a picture of my son, Tommy, on the first day of boot-camp in FT. Benning, GA. He's in the center-front, with the BCUs--[birth
control units]--Army issue glasses--lol. He likes it a lot. His father, who passed away 10 yrs ago, when he was 10, was a Green Beret Viet Nam vet. He wants to be just like his dad." PHOTO

1/06 - From Lisa Huntington (1975): "My son Chris Padilla has always had a busy
schedule. Chris has won many honors playing his favorite sport, including listed in the Cooperstown hall of fame for his accomplishments at dreams park. He is now 14, and playing for Southridge high school in Miami-Dade Florida. After turning down several scholarships to several private schools, Chris is making his mark with the top ranked hs
baseball team in south Florida. While he spends many hours on the diamond, Chris has managed to keep his mother on his toes. Alligator hunting (and bringing home the catch to scare mom) is one pleasure he really enjoys. Chris is the one in the middle...the pic was shot in his sister's room after he scared the crap out of her first." PHOTO

1/06 - From Diane Betz Griffin (1973): "Two alumni friends' children got married November 12, 2005 !! Sherry Wimberly's daughter, Tammy married my son, Barry Griffin. Sherry & I have known each other since we were 12 years old. We grew up
together and had some really fun times at Parkland & Peary. Sherry & I are having
great fun being fellow "Mother-In-Laws" and will especially enjoy being "Grandmas" together. We feel so very blessed !!"

1/06 - From John Applegate (1973): "My youngest son, Ross Applegate, has committed to Boston College to play quarterback. Ross is 6'6" ...taller than Dad, but my oldest Mike still has us both beat by a hair! Ross led his team to the Georgia State Semi Finals as a junior and this year went to the second round of the playoffs. He's been 21 and 5 as a starter in the highest classification of HS football here in GA. Ross committed in July to BC and is really excited about coming north and playing in the ACC. They'll likely redshirt him his first year, but he's been told he will probably be on the active squad and get some "TV" time by being the one who signals in the plays. And yep...Dad IS a pretty proud father of two great kids. Mike graduates from UNC this spring. GO EAGLES!"

12/05 - Check out the Washington Post article about Tom Healy's son, Kevin, and a great Madison High (Vienna VA) victory to put them into the playoffs! Click Here

12/05 - From Laura Angleton Mierzwinski (1977): Kevin Mierzwinski, son of Mike and Laura is gearing up to play his first year of Division 1 college baseball this spring at Stetson University in Deland, Florida. He received an academic and athletic scholarship upon graduating from Dr. Phillips High School in Orlando, Florida May 2005. (Dr. Phillips High School is also the home of Johnny Damon and A.J. Pierzynski) During Kevin's high school baseball career, he was named All-County and All-Metro outfielder. Our daughter Amy has also made us very proud as she is getting ready to graduate from Florida State University this summer with a degree in Communications with an emphasis on Advertising.

8/05 - From Carol Clark Embrey (1972): our son Matt graduated from Urbana high school this year, 2005. He plans to take the year off and join the work force. He is currently working at Bailey's Pub and Grille in Germantown. Our younger son Bryan is starting his freshman year at Urbana and is on the freshman football team. Sure brings back memories of Peary football.

7/05 - From Richard Boyd (1973): Our oldest son, Douglas M. Boyd (25) has just gotten a job as an elementary school teacher in Pasco County, Fl. Since graduating Towson
University last fall, Doug has been a substitute in the Mont Co school system. His mother (Lynn Janashek Boyd '75), stepmother (Joanne), and I are all very proud of him.

6/05 - Daniel Duranko, the son of Joe Duranko (1980) and Heather Mason (1978) has accepted an offer/package (both academic 3.9 gpa, and athletic .514 batting average 2.09 era) to attend Johns Hopkins University in the fall of 2005.

5/05 - Kathy (Norton 1976) & Chris Perlick (1975): Are proud to announce the graduation of their eldest, Kelly, from New England Conservatory in Boston this month. Trained as a classical soprano, Kelly is off to New York and fortune and fame (Dad's wish). We'll be seeing more of her in the future. Photos

4/05 - From Patty Wolz Wilson (1975): "Our oldest daughter, Nicole, graduated last May from UMASS (she received a softball scholarship!!!) and our youngest, Ashley, will graduate from Damascus High School this June."

3/05 - From Paul Hassler (Staff): Matt Cannon's (1977) son Mike won the Maryland State Wrestling Championship on March 5th at Cole Field House. He wrestles for Chopticon High School (St. Mary's County).

12/04 - From Jim Cyr (1981): I am pleased to say that my oldest daughter's U-11 soccer team finished the season undefeated and they also won the NC State Cup Soccer Tournament. Photo (of Caitie's team, she is the middle girl in the top row). In addition, my son, J.P., plays on a wheel-chair basketball team and the won the Charlotte Institute of Rehabilitation's Holiday Tournament this past weekend. We are proud of both of them.

10/04 - From Andy Harper (1967) and Anne Bowen Harper (1971): Our oldest son, John (27) and our youngest son, Patrick (20), are both currently at Ft. Benning, Ga. Patrick is regular Army, with orders to be in Korea 9/10/04 for a year tour. John is with a Maryland National Guard Special Forces Group, looking at a year and 1/2 of training. We are proud of their desire to serve our country....
"Worried too, given what's going on in Iraq & Afghanistan. Now we know that Pat will be in Korea, which is a relief. Our middle son, Bo (25), is attending college & bartending at Pargos in Frederick, playing golf in his spare time. No plans for the military. (Whew!) 2 sons in the service is more than enough strain on Anne & I. Bo is the ass't wrestling coach at Urbana High School in Urbana, Md. John had been the head wrestling coach the past 2 years and Bo has stepped in as the full time assistant. He had been helping out last year. It is a good feeling seeing our boys giving back to the kids through coaching."

9/04 - From Crystal Ashbrook Morrill (1981): My son, Trevor Morrill (4½) with his best friend Zachary at their first t-ball practice! It so much fun to watch him play!! Damon Ashbrook (1976) is his proud uncle! Photo (Trevor is wearing #36)

9/04 - From Debbie Keady Hiltz (1969): Thomas Lee Hiltz, II, son of Debbie (Keady) Hiltz and Don Hiltz, was invited to Duke University this summer to be honored at their Grand Ceremony, which recognized 7th graders who had scored over 30 points in any portion of the ACT. Out of 87,000 kids, only 1100 were invited to the Grand Ceremony at Duke. Tommy just started 8th grade at Westbrook Christian School in Rainbow City, Alabama. He is president of the SGA (Student Government), plays JV football, water skis, and runs track. We are very proud of him! Photo (Tommy is in the yellow shirt)

7/04 - From Terry Turner Strock (1974): My husband Roger and I are proud to announce the graduation of our son Justin from the United State Merchant Marine Academy on June 21, 2004. He has received his commission into the US Coast Guard as an Ensign. Justin was married on July 3, 2204 to another Peary Alum's (Janice McDaniel, 1972(?), daughter Lisa. He will be stationed in St. Petersburg, FL. We are enjoying retired life in Port Orange, Florida.

6/04 - From Barbara Gold Bryan (1981): Here's a pic of my two kids - although I said I'd never have any! Samantha at 3 1/2 and Rachel at 8 mos. We're living in Indiana now, and doing well. Miss the old friends - you all KNOW who you are! - Photo

6/04 - From Alice Preston (1971): Husband Ken fields and I were delighted to attend the graduation of our daughter Betsy Fields from Stanford University on June 13. Betsy's major was Product Design (like a combo of Mechanical Engineering and Art). Betsy has relocated to the LA area, where she's working for McMaster-Carr. A little far from Princeton, NJ, but she has a job and we can visit California whenever we like!

6/04 - From Debbie Dempsey deSibour (1976) and Gregg deSibour (1975): Gregg and I are proud to announce that our oldest daughter Mandy, graduated with a Batchelor of Science Degree Majoring in Nursing from Towson University in January. She is working at Johns Hopkins University Hospital in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. We are both very proud of her accomplishments. She plans to continue her education towards a Masters Degree at Hopkins to one day become a Nurse Practitioner.

5/04 - Sian Elizabeth (19), the daughter of Angela Carbo Stimpert (1973), graduated
from the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Newport, RI on 5/14/04. She marched at the head of Second Company as company commander. Sian is now headed for the United States Naval Academy, where she will take her place with the Class of 2008 in June. We're thrilled that she's back home in Maryland again. Sian is the niece of Rick Carbo (1975) and Carlos Carbo (1980).

4/03 - Chris Crawford, son of Sandy Swarr Crawford ('74) in "Guys and Dolls" - Photo

3/03 - Ryan Carr (junior, Westminster High), the son of Mark Carr (1978), earns Carroll County Times' Boys Basketball Player of the Year honor! Click Here for the article.

8/02 - From Joe Wyatt (1975): Both of my daughters competed in National Fast Pitch Softball Finals. Brittany age 14 who plays for the Damascus Hurricanes played in Chattanooga, TN in the NSA A World series, although they were eliminated they played extremely well. Taylor age 11 who plays for the Frederick Heartbreakers played in the Pont Nationals and finished 3rd out of 25 teams.

4/02 - Emily Welker, the daughter of Roger Welker (1967) is now the prime time news anchor for NBC news in Butte/Bozeman, Montana.

3/02 - John Cross, the son of Scott (1976) and Mary Bergmann Cross (79) placed first at the Capital Area Wrestling League Championship in the 140-lb class on
March 3, 2002.

2/02 - Kimberly J. Brown, the daughter of Debbie Cilimberg (1975), performed in Steven King's "Rose Red" miniseries, which aired during the last week of January 2002 on network television! Kimberly is also the niece of Kathy Cilimberg (1971), Glenn Cilimberg (1974), and Laura Cilimberg (1978).

1/02 - From Crystal Ashbrook Morrill (1981): Trevor (almost 2 years) participated in
the annual Children's Gasparilla Parade in Tampa, FL in January 2002. "He's my little
pirate and was quite the hit of the parade!" - Photo

1/02 - From Julie Jason Marquis (1982): I'm very excited to report that my 9 year old daughter, Hannah, participated in the First Ever Belmont Spelling Bee! She was competing against 32 others, (1 of 9 fourth graders) and made it to the third round!
(there were about 10 kids left I think) She still has one more year at Belmont, so we'll see if she tries it again next year!

1/02 - Kyle Caitlin Lao: Rob Lao (1981) and Patricia Pastorelli proudly introduce their daughter Kyle Caitlin. Kyle was adopted from Nanjing, China, on Dec 10th.... her birthday is 10/26/2000. She's a very happy go-lucky, smiling, playful 14 month-old that's 23 lbs and 30.5 inches--and eats everything in sight! Kyle joins her older brother Matt, who just turned 21 (that's years, not months!) and our 2 cats, sugar and spice girl.

12/01 - Mackenzie Lennon, the 5-year-old daughter of Diana Cash Lennon (1978), recently posed for a print ad for Creative Learning Preschool in Lafayette, LA! (Diana says "She's the one in the middle in purple, not paying attention to anything but the boys behind her. Wonder where she got that from..... ") - Photo

12/01 - Congratulations to Noelle Keselica, Watkins Mill HS, daughter of Diana Taylor
Keselica (1977), who made the Washington Post All-Met Team, Fall 2001, for women's soccer! Had 14 goals and six assists for Maryland 4A semifinalist. Four-time All-Met scored 85 career goals. Member of the under-19 U.S. national team. Will attend Virginia - Photo (Noelle is at top left, number 9)

12/01 - From Rich Lieberman (1975): Allyson Lieberman (daughter, age 12), appeared on Holiday Kid's Jeopardy on Christmas Eve (12/24/2001)... and WON! - Photos

11/01 - From Wendy Tucker Godwin (1980): I thought I would let you know (since November is National Adoption Awareness Month!) that we just returned home from China on Sept 16 with our third child, 11 year old Claire Xian Godwin. She joins her 3 year old sister Ziyuan Colleen ("Zoe") Godwin (also adopted from China at age 12 months) and her 7 year old brother Aaron Tucker Godwin (adopted at birth in Newport News, VA). We feel very blessed to have formed our family this way and I wanted to
let people know if they have any questions about domestic or foreign adoption, infants or older children to contact us and we would be happy to talk to you!

11/01 - From Sue Stone Jenkins (1965): An update on our kids and grandkids..... daughter Karen Swaim Young (35)-engineer - married happily-Mom to Devon Elizabeth (5) and Nate (2), daughter Christine Swaim Bassham (32)-graphic artist-happily married and Mom to Trenton Michael Scott (12)-also step-granddaughter Tori Gail Scott (18), son Jim Jenkins (30)-restaurant regional manager- married and Dad to 3 little girls-Makayla (7), Bella (4), and Hannah Rae (17 months), and son Bob Jenkins (26)-single and US History teacher @ Hammond High in Howard Co. We have been so blessed, and are very proud of them all!

11/01 - From Ann Luksic Boudreau (1980): Andrew Boudreau, a second grader at Daly Elem. in Germantown, MD, received special recognition for a job well done on his report card. He also received a special Citizenship Award. He was awarded a certificate and a handshake from his principal and vice principal. Both his mom, and soon-to-be step dad (Andy Barlow also Class of 1980) were on hand for the event.

Madeleine Boudreau, a sixth grader at Neelsville Middle School in Germantown, MD
received STRAIGHT A's on her first middle school report card. Both her mom and
Andy, plus a host of relatives are very proud of her. - Photo

10/01 - Photos of Tom Latchaw's (1982) Children - Click Here

10/01 - From Joe Wyatt (1975): My daughter Taylor age 10 was a starting infielder for the 2001 Maryland NSA state fastpitch softball champs. The team also finished second in the mid-Atlantic championship. She also competed n the NSA world series in Jupiter, Fla. with a top 25 finish. My oldest daughter also played in the 12 and under division her team earned a berth to the NSA B world series in Charlotte N.C. Both girls are practicing for the spring season.

8/01 - From Brenda Zerbe St Thomas (1980): I want to announce that my son Matthew Kelley has graduated from boot camp in Great Lakes, IL and is now officially a sailor! It was a long summer for Matt, but he made it, and now has 42 weeks of ET school in Great Lakes. His twin brother James is attending St. Mary's College of Maryland and is double majoring in political science and economics. Older brother Mike is a LCpl in the Marine Corps., works as an air traffic controller and is stationed in Beaufort, S.C. The nest is getting emptier, but I still have the younger 4 at home to keep me busy (Joe 11, Abigail 8, Bethany 3 1/2 and Jennifer 2).

8/01 - From Reva Scolnik Dunning (1975): My son, Sean (age 18), graduated this past June from Gaithersburg H.S. He received a State of Maryland Award for Outstanding Volunteer Service. He's volunteered with S.A.A.D., the Lanham Lion's Club as a camp counselor, and for various sports teams. He will be attending Millersville University of Pennsylvania. He is majoring in Meteorology. It has been his life long passion. He is also planning to participate in Millersville's NCAA Soccer Team as a goalkeeper. He has played soccer for years. His Damascus Soccer Club team won their second consecutive first place title this spring. His father and I are enormously proud of Sean,
and look forward to his next adventure, college.

8/01 - From Sharon Kowalski Baharoff (1982): In June I had the pleasure of accompanying my 13yr old daughter on a trip to Atlanta for the Jr Olympics Air Rifle competition. This was only her 1st full year shooting and she only shoots 1/week. We didn't have very high expectations. She placed around 75th out of 125 shooters. The surprising news was later when we found out she was 1st, National Champion, in her age group. Go Megan!!!!

6/01 - Kaitlyn Westcott-Tau, 8 year old daughter of Lori Westcott (1983), captured a gold medal in ladies freestyle, a silver medal in solo dance, a bronze medal in ladies figures, and a bronze medal in pairs at the Southeastern Regional Roller Skating Championship held in North Carolina in June. She'll be competing at the National competition in Pensacola, Florida next month.

6/01 - From Paula Alden Frey (1975): Our daughter Amanda just graduated as Salutatorian of her class. We are very proud of her accomplishment as it was done while being active in field hockey, soccer, drama, school choir, yearbook, class government,
National Honor Society and church activities. She will be attending Houghton College in NY to study secondary English Education with a minor in Spanish and hopes to teach overseas someday.

6/01 - Kelly Perlick, daughter of Chris Perlick ('75) and Kathy (Norton) Perlick ('76) is heading off to New England Conservatory this fall. She informs her parents that its a good thing that classmate Paula Marshall ('82) is into drama, but lookout Victoria Oscar ('85). She'll be shooting for the same Broadway parts in just a few years. Mom and Dad just know that the house will seem much quieter after Kelly's departure.

5/01 - Matthew Furda, 6-year old son of Mark Furda (1983), was recognized as the millionth visitor to the National Zoo's new panda exhibit. Click here for Matthew's photo. The CNN article and pictures are available at the web site "Giant Panda's Visitor Number 1,000,000!"

4/01 - Emma Way, daughter of Tom Way (1980) captured two 3rd place medals in the
Reel and Light Jig divisions (8 years & under) of the 17th Annual Four Provinces Feis Irish Dance competition in Havertown, Pennsylvania on April 29, 2001. Emma, who is
nearly 7 years old, has been studying Irish Dance for about 9 months. All this despite the fact that her dad cannot stand Irish Dancing. 8-)

2/01 - From Skip FitzGerald (1976): Will Saylor, son of Hal Saylor-Peary 1975, captured the 103 lb. Delaware State Wrestling Championship as a 9th grader. Hal was a Maryland State Champion as well as a State runner-up 2 times. It appears that some old Peary wrestlers are producing some excellent wrestling kids. Previously, John Fitts son was a 3 time Maryland State Champion at Magruder as well as Stacy & Kathy Cummings son a National Prep Champion from DeMatha and holder of the most wins in the state of Maryland. From what I've heard, there will be several other Peary kids coming through the wrestling pipeline!

11/00 - From Denise FitzGerald Edwards (1979): My daughter Catherine (junior) became the first-ever James Buchanan H.S. (Mercersburg Pa) female to qualify for the PIAA state cross country championship meet with her 14th place finish at district 3 class AA at Milton Hershey, Hershey Pa. States were held on Nov 4th at Bucknell University, Catherine finished 54th out of 264 girls. Her parents are very proud of her.

10/00 - From Mary Ann Naples Vann (1978) and Livingston "Jamie" Vann (1975): Just wanted to let all the Peary Alumni who live in Frederick County, Maryland know that on Sunday, October 8th a Husky Cub, Katie Vann, was named Miss Fire Prevention Queen. She is 21 years old and lives in Libertytown. When carnival time comes around as she will be riding in all the area parades!

6/00 - From Gerry Adcock (1976): My daughter Ashley.... during her Junior year of High School (at South Carroll High School, Carroll County, MD) Ashley has been nominated for the Maryland Distinguished Scholar program, accepted to join in the Advanced Placement Literature and Composition program, nominated for the Engineering Program at the Carroll County Career Technology Center and nominated for the National Honor Society. She has maintained a 4.0 GPA for the year all while she has been on the school cheerleading squad and also working with a junior (Elementary school ages) cheerleading team. Her plans after high school are to attend college to study math and become a teacher. I am very proud of her accomplishments and wanted to share these with you all.

6/00 - From Anita Green Bush (1975): Our son William who is 16 years old has been accepted to attend the Alabama School of Math and Science for his junior and senior years of high school. ASMS is a state-run school for the gifted in Math and Science.
Their standards for admission are pretty high. William made headmaster's list (A-average) for all four quarters of his sophomore year and scored a respectable 26 on his ACT.

6/00 - From Karyl: Carlin Riley, age 5 and son of Karyl Muirhead Riley (1982) recently graduated from Pre-K! He sung a song about Love using sign language with his class and he was so beautiful it made mommy cry! Congratulations to my baby!

6/00 - Erin McGee, daughter of Ron McGee and Linda Lent McGee (both 1976) graduated from Wheaton High school. Both Mom and Dad were present and Very Proud of her.

12/99 - Chris DeBord, son of Georgine Tyson DeBord (1977) and Jeff DeBord, was the starting center on St. Mary's Mustangs football team that went 10-0 this year to win the Superbowl for Rockville Football League. The Mustangs point total for the season was 187 to their opponents' 14. Daughter Janie was a cheerleader for the Championship team too!

10/99 - Greg Knoch, Junior at Rockville High School was in The Washington Post and The Montgomery Journal. He caught an interception against RM September 24th and ran it in 47 yards for a touchdown. He leads Rockville in tackles, assists, forced fumbles, and is second on the team in sacks. He played varsity, both defense and offense, in his Sophomore year (one of three moved up from JV). Greg is the son of Karen Curtis Knoch (1981) and Thomas Knoch.

9/99 - Congratulations to John Cross for placing 5th in the 1999 Eastern National Championship Wrestling Tournament in Scranton PA. John won four of six matches in the 85 lb midget division for nine and ten year olds. He placed first in the district, third in the regional and first in the Mason Dixon Championship Tournament. http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Park/1765. Congratulations to Mark Cross for qualifying to wrestle at the 1999 Eastern National Championship Tournament in Scranton PA. Mark placed second in the district, second in the regional and first in the Mason Dixon Championship Tournament. He wrestled in the 73 lb class bantam division for seven and eight year olds. John and Mark are the sons of Scott Cross (1976) and Mary Bergmann Cross (1979)

8/99 - It's been an eventful year for the McGee family. Linda Lent (1976) McGee's oldest daughter, Kristin, graduated from St. Mary's College with a B.A. in Mathematics in May, and will be moving to California to pursue graduate school at San Francisco State University. Mom is SO PROUD!!!

4/99 - Erin McGee, daughter of Linda Lent McGee (1976), played the role of "Sandy" in the Wheaton High School production of "GREASE." This was her first dramatic performance -- on stage, that is! She's had lots of theatrical experience at home!!!! It was only a matter of time before her talent would be discovered by someone other than her family! Erin, who is a junior at WHS, plans to pursue her new interest in acting/singing and hopes to land a part in the fall and spring productions in her senior year.

3/99 - From Scott and Lisa Lewis Caudle (1982): Our son Matt (age 12) took 2nd place in the Junior 78 lb. weight class at the Mason Dixon Wrestling Tournament in Walkersville, MD. Mom, Dad and sisters are very proud!

2/99 - From Lou Zeidman (1976): My son Justin just earned his BLACK BELT in Karate at the age of 7... guess who rules the house now ??

1/99 - Diana Taylor Keselica (1977) and husband Mike, are proud to announce that their daughter, Noelle, was chosen as Montgomery County Gazettes' Co-Player of the Year for the Girls Fall Soccer season of 1998. Noelle is a freshman at Watkins Mill High School in Gaithersburg, MD. She was also named in the Washington Post as a first team All Met player of the year, and made the first team All State. Setting a scoring record for the school, and an individual record for players, Noelle scored 35 goals with 12 assists in 15 games. She plays for the Bethesda Fury club team, and is an Olympic Development Player for the state of Maryland. Last summer Noelle was flown to Chula Vista California by the United States Soccer Federation where she was chosen as a National Pool player for the United States. Please watch in the future as she tries for her place on the Women's US National Team, maybe even in Sydney for the 2002 Olympics.

10/98 - Tim Reyer (1985) and his wife are expecting sometime at the end of January/early February 1999. They know this is early, but are just exited about the new Baby Reyer coming along!