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Alumni<br />

3rd Annual Alumni<br />

Awards Dinner<br />

The third annual Alumni Awards Dinner was held on<br />

Saturday evening November 10th, and by all accounts,<br />

was a smashing success. A great crowd of alumni of<br />

all ages was on hand, mixing with friends and family<br />

members of the various honorees. The event was hosted at<br />

the Merion Golf Club and featured the presentation of awards<br />

to George Bell ’75 as the Distinguished Alumnus, Lori Kelly P<br />

’04, ’06, ’10 for Distinguished Service, Rob Williams ’72 for<br />

Community Service, Doug MacBean ’95 for Alumni Spirit, and<br />

Leonard Wood ’96 for Young Alumni. George wowed the audience<br />

with an impromptu 15 minute acceptance speech that<br />

was simultaneously funny, touching, and inspiring. Additionally,<br />

a very impressive slate of alumni was inducted into the<br />

<strong>Episcopal</strong> Athletic Hall of Fame: Maurice Heckscher ’60, Kim<br />

Jennings ’91, Bill McKeever ’35 (deceased), Bill Miller ’87, and<br />

Shawn Pender ’79. Charlie Ogelsby ’63 and Gina Buggy, Hon.<br />

did their usual great job as Co-Masters of Ceremony, while<br />

Win Lippincott ’99 put together a wonderful slide show chronicling<br />

the lives of our honorees. Karl Mayro ’84 served as this<br />

year’s event chair.<br />

Congratulations go to all of this year’s award winners, and<br />

thanks go to Karl and everyone else who worked so hard to<br />

make the evening a triumph. The selection process for next<br />

year’s Alumni Awards and Athletic Hall of Fame process has<br />

already begun. You are encouraged to nominate qualified people<br />

at any time during the year for either the Hall of Fame or<br />

the individual Alumni Awards. If you are interested in the criteria<br />

for any of the above, or have any other questions about the<br />

process, please contact Clayton Platt ’73 in the alumni office at<br />

platt@episcopalacademy.org.<br />

EA Hosts Another<br />

Successful College Day<br />

Eleven EA in-college alumni returned to campus to<br />

share their experiences and insights with the junior<br />

and senior classes. Participating this year were: Will<br />

Oldfather ’07 (Davidson College), Will Devon-Sand<br />

’07 (University of Rochester), Angelique Israel ’07 (George<br />

Washington University), Katherine O’Brien ’07 (University of<br />

Southern California), Ben Kissner ’06 (Johns Hopkins University),<br />

Michael Chang ’06 (Princeton University), Armena<br />

Ballard ’06 (University of Pennsylvania), Keith Lunkenheimer<br />

’06 (Vanderbilt University), Julie Heier ’06 (Cornell University),<br />

Michael Ciccotti ’04 (Yale University), and David Adler ’06<br />

(University of Southern California).<br />

Hello from the Persian Gulf<br />

Back row: Bill Miller ’87, Sean Pender ’79, Rob Williams ’72, Lori Kelly P ’04,<br />

’06, ’10, and George Bell ’75. Front row: Leonard Wood ’96, Doug MacBean ’95,<br />

Maurice Heckscher ’60, Kim Jennings ’91, and Hughes Cauffman ’34 (receiving<br />

award for Bill McKeever ’35).<br />

24 Connections<br />

LTJG. Justin Alfano, USN and Lt. David Shaw, USN (both class<br />

of 1999) are shown in the cockpit of their EA6B Prowler. Justin<br />

and Dave are both Naval Flight Officers flying off of the aircraft<br />

carrier USS Harry S. Truman, which is deployed in the Persian<br />

Gulf. Justin attended the United States Naval <strong>Academy</strong> Class<br />

of 2004 and Dave attended University of Pennsylvania Class of<br />

2003. They are both in squadron VAQ-130 out of Whitby Island,<br />

Washington. They have been on deployment in the Persian Gulf<br />

since November 2007.

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