2018-19 Severn School Yearbook

MAROON BOYS BASKETBALL Back Row: Davis Cawlfield ‘23, Gunner Foote ‘23, Ryan Stewart ‘23, Alan Tchamourliyski ‘23, Cole Keefer ‘23 Front Row: Will Huber ‘23, Hudson Lamb ‘24, Jackson Barroll ‘24, Carter Johnson ‘23, Konner Smith ‘23 Not Pictured: Trey Dring ‘23 WHITE BOYS BASKETBALL Back Row: Will Kistler ‘23, Fionn Kinsella ‘23, Matt Kagan ‘23, Beckett Harriman ‘23, Rohan Lakhanpal ‘23, Alex Mussog ‘24 First Row: Charlie Friedrich ‘24, Cooper Schwartz, Chase Hallam ‘24, Jack Stamato ‘24, Gavin Petrinko ‘24 49

UPPER School 50

2000’s Day Fall Play: The Crocodile Varsity Swimming Freshmen Retreat 51

Freshmen Brayden Allen Adam Angwafo Grace Arnold Paul Baldwin Emma Beall Daniel Berlin Josh Bing Elizabeth Biran Taylor Boteler Faith Bradley Alex Brenia Rameses Bright Jack Castleberry Tommy Castleberry Lana Cate Nick Ciraolo Maddie Clarke Kieran Collins Tristan Collins Riley Condon Ella May Corckran Ryan Countryman Anna D’Amore Ryan Dineen Caroline Donegan Ismaa’il Eaddy Brady Ervin Sophie Fionda Raam Fox Luke Fromal 52

2021 Sarah Gershman Lila Gibson Emily Giorgio Kate Gordon Fiona Griesser Brooke Griffin Campbell Grimes Ryan Hallam Jay Harris Casey He Claire Hill Megan Hiller Emma Hlousek Ethan Hoffer Anna Howell Candy Huang Ella Iams Wesley Ingrao Barbara Isper Reese Jackson Cammy Jacobsen Sarah Jay Kendall Jenkins Jenna Kantowski Jack Keith Kelz Kelly Nate Krall Jessica Lavine Jack Mandish Eddie Maskell 53

Paige Mason Colin McCarthy Alexa McFall Julien Meyer Antonio Money Ryan Money Ayanna Negi Josie North Chase O’Malley Kenna Paquin Lauren Pikus Heili Poldmae Jenn Pongnon Drew Powell Sheena Powers Henry Reath Zach Roberge Lily Sakellariou Emily Salehi Gavin Schut Christopher Sixbey Cherop Soi TJ Straub Reece Taylor Josie Thompson Sammy Thompson Aaron Tiller Casey Ulehla Alina Valencia Lily von Rosenvinge 54

Khalil Waite Ryan Ward Rachel Weinberg Lucy Whitaker Robert White Gavin Wicker Devan Williams Kendall Willis Ava Wisnom Abby Witzel Natalie Wood Baxter Wright Carly Zwick 55

Sophomores Cole Almy Ethan Andersen Daniel Babalola Collyn Ballentine Elizabeth Barroll Peyton Behling Isabelle Benoit Kylie Benz Andrew Bond Emily Bond Britt Bordes Tristan Bullock Evan Butler Emma Campbell Andrew Campbell Grant Cowell Ellie Cronin Via Crowley Sean Crowley Chéla Cunningham Jacob Darrow Claudia Decker Grace Derderian Patrick Dolan Sean Donegan Emma Duguay Pilar Ebel Sandra Eid Yeala Grimes Bay Groff 56

2021 Will Gunhus D Harrington Hannah Hartley Abby Hayden Owen Hennessey Michael Hesford Sam Hill Chase Hilliard Arielle Hillock Mason Howell Matthew Hoyt Anthony Hresko Lorenzo Hu Bella Ingrao Robert Isper Annika Jensen Christiana Kambouris Zander King Regan King Audrey Klepper Evie Krall Emma Lavis Conner Layden Misun Lee Michaela Leikin Shane Levay Sherry Li Juliet Luers Bella Lynch Luke Marbury 57

Ford Marchant Zarah Meek Annie Mitchell Morgan Mooradian Caleb Morgan Erin Murphy Aislinn Murray Lucas Murray Gabriella Novello Jack O’Donnell Will Oliver Megan Owen Kylie Paquin Abijah Pennant Cole Petrinko Rafa Redei Caity Reiter Eleanor Rentz Matthew Reynolds Olivia Robertson PJ Roth Peter Rozner Luke Sadowski Parker Schless Molly Seaton Annie Selby Dimitri Sfakiyanudis Walker Sherrill Madison Skinner Jordan Smith 58

Amy Sobocinski Mori Sokoloff Brooks Stevens Hailey Stewart NickSubong Emily Sullivan Rees Tindall Madeleine Toomey Sam Van Gieson Ava Watson Owen Wellschlager Libby Wild Em Williams Julia Youssef 59

Juniors Emma Agro Ryan Allen Brooke Arnold Carter Austin Jevyn Avery Peter Baldwin Jewel Barner Matthew Beagan Ben Berlin Jonathan Bing Sophia Bontempo Mackenzie Boughey Nicky Bradford Emily Bradshaw Sam Brighton Jordan Bruce Sam Bruce Layne Bullock Aidan Carter Emma Carter Julia Christie Teddy Cromwell Michael D’Amore Delaney Dabrowka Benj Damon Flora Damon Haley Davis Tyler Davis Ally Dixon Colin Donegan 60

2020 James Doss Rob Dubinski Sara Dugan Alaura Enright Collin Ervin Mariner Fagan David Fitzgerald Maeve Galway Kelsey Giorgio Eva Gormley Charles Granitto Cierra Hargrove Addi Harris Maddie Hawkins Joshua Henrietta Mia Hilmer Alexander Honick Robin Howie Susana Hresko Trey Huber Laura Hupp Ty’Jae Jones DaVaughn Joyner Joe Kantowski Will Kennedy Nick Kidder Jackson Killelea Lindsay King Christopher Kirk William Kirk 61

Kate Kistler Will Klepper Brad LaBella Hayden Lamb Alex Lashgari Taylor Layden Jake Leroux John Mandish Cameron Mang Kyle Mangum Rehman Masood Baillie McNitt Bailey Meek Claire Mellin Maddi Meyer Emma Miller Nick Miller Blake Misner Megan Mohr Ian Munroe Brendan Murphy Solana Page Hannah Powell Jaden Queen Tim Reath Quant’e Redd Andrea Riefkohl Christopher Roth Kyle Russell Grant Shanahan 62

Caroline Smith Loukas Sotiropoulos-Lawrence Victoria Stamato Henry Stoer Ian Sykes Bots Thompson Ashley Urban Jacob Van Gieson Ryan Wahba Michael Whiteside Danica Williams Melissa Wong 63

Clubs A Cappella Club Amnesty Archery Club International The Anchor Art Club Community Service Committee Chess Club Cyber Patriot Humane Society Eco Club Clubs not pictured: Investment Club, Junior Achievement, Mock Trial, Model UN, Multicultural Alliance, Prom Committee, Severn Service Society, Book Club, Faces of Severn, French Club 64

Intro to Medical Latin Club Studies Math Club Outing Club Red Cross Music Club Spanish Club Severn Oratorical S.W.A.G. Society United Spectrum Umbrella Club Z Club Clubs not pictured: It’s Academic, The Mainsheet, Peer Counselors, Robotics Club, The Sextant, Sign Language Club, Spirit Captains, Improv Club, Photography Club 65

National Honor Society & Cum Laude National Honor Society is for individual high school students whose goal is to achieve more than just honor roll. Cum Laude recognizes the top ten percent of the senior class. National Honor Society focuses and recognizes the students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character. Meghan Chu ’19 Owura Berko ’19 Zack Kinsella ’19 Lisa O’Fiesh ’19 Cynthia Eid ’19 Sam Riley ’19 Spencer Russell ’19 Jared Reilly ’19 Cum Laude Society: Jack Wellschlager ‘19, Abby Tindall ’19, Tate Taczak National Honors Society Speakers: Owura Berko ’19, Meghan Chu ’19, ’19, Caroline Summers ’19, Quinn Roes ’19, Ashley Reiter ’19, Trina Lisa O’Fiesh ’19, Zack Kinsella ’19, and Dr. Jackie Baugh Reinhart ‘19, Julia Olds ’19, Aarushi Negi ’19, and Jimmy Leroux’19 66

Students that attended Baltimore Student Diversity Leadership Conference This Diversity at Severn year there was widespread participation in diversity and inclusion work amongst the students. The most students in Severn’s history attended the 2018 BSDLC diversity conference at Key School and some students even helped plan and organize the event. Five students were selected for the NSDLC conference in Nashville, which allowed students the opportunity to talk about important issues on a national level and to bring home ideas to improve their schools and Chela Cunningham ’21, Aidan Buckley ’19, Annie communities. Bennett ’19, Sydney Tolliver’19, Robbin Howie ’20, Ms. Fuller, Ms. Clarke, Mr. Kraut, and Ms. Charlier Group at Diversity Annie Bennett ‘19, Emily Sullivan ’21, Sara Mooradian ’19, Unity Day Facilitators Aidan Buckley ’19, Annie Bennett ’19, Sydney Tolliver in the DMV Kendall Jacobsen ’19, Aidan Buckley ’19, Chéla ’19, Robbin Howie ’20, and Chéla Cunningham ’21 Cunningham ’21, Amy Sobocinski ’21, and Sam Hill ’21 67

Adaptive BE THERE...Inthemoment At games Four friends and family To support others Mentally For what matters In Mind, body, and spirit For yourself 68

Challenge In the heat of mid-August, our student leaders banded together at the annual Leadership Lab to create the new adaptive challenge. Throughout the day, students debated over the wording of the statement, yet the overarching themes were all the same: bringing the student body together, living in the moment and being there for one another. Finally, the students decided on “Be There.” The unique aspect of this adaptive challenge is that it can be applied to practically every aspect of our lives in and outside of school. Be there for games, for plays, in the classroom, but also be there for others and for yourself. Another special interpretation of this year’s challenge is for the seniors: be there with your best friends, to try new things, and to be role models for all your younger peers. This year’s adaptive challenge serves as a universal message to the members of the Severn community: take advantage of the wonderful opportunities our school offers, while also being ally and advocating for others. 69

Students dressed with mannequin heads 10/15/2018 MEME MON Jon Huber ‘19 Kapsos freshman advisory dress in their fun outfits for the first day of spirit week. Henry Rentz ‘19 and Craig Stevens ‘19 Caroline Bayless ‘19 and Danielle Drury ‘19 70

NDAY Cynthia Eid ‘19 Oliva Robertson ‘21, Peyton Behling ‘21, Sam Hill ‘21, and David Seidl ‘19 and Christiaan Smith ‘19 Bella Ingrao ‘21 Mackenzie Boughey ‘20 and Hanna Powell ‘20 Hailey Schendel ‘19 71

10/16/2018 Seniors Marina Bradley, Lauren Gibbons-Neff, Sarita Som, TU TOO TIREDHaileySchendel,andKennedySmithallcozyintheirPJ’s Paul Saum ‘19, Spencer Russell ‘19, and Zack Kinsella ‘19, Emily Ingrao ‘19, Caroline and Collin Domenech Stevens ‘19, and Caroline Summers ‘19 Jillian North ‘19 and Josie North ‘22 Sydney Kirchenheiter ‘19 72

UESDAY Student council dressed in their PJ’s giving out breakfast to students. Daniel Babalola ‘21 Sammy Thompson ‘22, Tristan Collins ‘22, Faith Bradley ‘22, and Cammy Jacobsen ‘22 Sophomore Daniel Babalola’s Refection on this Elizabeth Barroll ‘21. Elle Rentz ‘21, Bella Ingrao ‘21, and Amy year’s Spirit Week: Sobocinski ‘21 Q: What was the best part of Too Tired Tuesday? A: What was for me, the best part of Too Tired 73 Tuesday was being able to carry a pillow in class. The pillow brought comfort to a whole new level. Another plus about that day was how easy it was to come up with a costume. Q: Who do you think wore the best costume? A: In my personal opinion, Ms. Campbell’s meme day costume was the best. She put a sign at the front of her desk saying, “Latin Is Not A Dead Language. Change My Mind” and had a mug to match. Q: Which day was your favorite day and why? A: Meme Monday was definitely my favorite. There was such a variety of ideas that I almost never saw the same meme twice. It was also the one where people got extra creative with their costumes and created their own variation of their meme. It was fun to try to figure out what person was dressed as.

Annie Selby ‘21, Morgan Mooradian ‘21, and Emma 10/17/2018 Campbell ‘21 WILDLIFE WEDN Grace Collins ‘19 and Caroline Summers’19 Emily Ingrao ‘19, Emilia Stirling ‘19, and Sarita Som ‘19 Chase O’Malley ‘22, Aidan Buckley’19, Lily von Rosenvinge ‘22, Jessica Lavine ‘22, Senior girls dressed as unicorns and Emma Beall ‘22 74

NESDAY Marina Bradley ‘19 and Kennedy Smith ‘19 Megan Hiller ‘22, Kate Gordon ‘22, Sheena Powers ‘22, Ryan Ward ‘22, and Mr.Otero Junior dressed as different wildlife., even a magical unicorn. Reilly Mitchell ‘19 and Jillan North ‘19 Taylor Layden ‘20, Susana Hresko ‘20, Eva Gormley ‘20 and Emma Agro ‘20 all dressed in their wildlife costumes. 75

10/18/2018 Mr. Beckman’s freshman advisory in their 2000’s 2000’S THURcostumes Caroline Krall ‘19, Jordan Cox, and Amelia Jennings ‘19 Yeala Grimes ‘21 and Abijah Pennant ‘21 Laura Hupp ‘20, Maeve Galway ‘20, and Addi Harris ‘20 Annie Mitchell ‘21, and Michela Leikin ‘21 76

RSDAY Sophomores Bella Lynch, Elizabeth Barroll, and Collyn Ballentine Annika Jensen ‘21, Mathew Beagan ‘20, and Jake Leroux ‘20 Senior girls Macy Iams, Aarushi Negi, Ashley Reiter, and Abby Tindall Emilia Stirling ‘19 and Emily Ingrao ‘19 Kylie Benz ‘21, Ayanna Negi ‘22, Abijah Pennant ‘21, Arielle Hillock ‘21, and Christiana Kamouris ‘21 77

10C/1L9A/2S0S18COLOR DAY Ayanna Negi ‘22 and Kylie Benz ‘21 Quant’e Redd ‘20, Brendan Murphy‘20 and Brad LaBella ‘20 Emily Bradshaw ‘20, Addi Harris ‘20 and Jewel sophomre girls posing in the Barner ‘20 senior hallway. Ms. Wesley and her advisory posing their all red outfits Freshman boys T.J. Straub, Ismaa’il Eaddy, EddieMaskell, and JP Meyer Sean Donegan ‘21 and Matthew Reynolds ‘21 78

T‘2u2gVS-‘0O2b1-oyWs aWrINNER Both sides of the GIRLS freshmen and sophomore girls fought hard, but the BOYS freshman girls came out on top. WINNER The freshman and sophomore boys had an amazing battle, going back and forth and the sophomores came out with the win. ‘20 VS ‘19 GIRLS The senior girls ended their tug-o-war career at Severn with a 4-0 record, making them undefeated victors at Severn School. WINNER With a large WINNER advantage over the senior boys due to an 79 early out for boys soccer, the juniors defeated the seniors by a close margin.

9thGrade: Freaky Freshmen Freshmen Sing for Your Supper Food Drive Total: 2202 The class of 2022’s theme this year was “Freaky Freshmen.” This years freshmen had an amazing hallway, an impressive banner, and an entertaining Sing for Your Supper. They were especially impressive because this was their first year and they did a great job! They successfully collected 2202 canned food items, a great score for the freshmen! Scary clown painting! Carly Zwick Skull-bone cemetery decorations Rachel Weinberg for the Freshmen hallway 80

10th Grade: Sophomore Sophomore Sing for Your Supper with SummerReesTindallcatchingawaveona surfboard Via Crowley, Mori Sokoloff, Zarah Meek, Libby Wild, Megan Owen, and Isabelle Benoit Emma Dugua y, Tristan Bullock, Peyton Behling, and Conner Layd Food Drive Total: en 2500 This year’s sophomores had a great Spirit Week! Despite the misspelled banner, the sophomores had a great theme and fabulous Sing for Your Supper. “Sophomore Summer” was truly one to remember! The light pink class color went perfectly with their theme and hallway! The Class of 2021 collected 2500 canned goods setting a good example for the freshmen! Libby Wild, Eleanor Rentz, Peter Rozner, Conner A bright and creative painting of Zarah Meek singing and Amy Sobocinski Layden, and Sean Donegan fruit by the sophomore class 81

11thGrade: Cirque de Severn Juniors Ryan Wahba, Brendan Murphy, and Ben Berlin dancing during their Sing for Your Supper Ty’Jae Jone s, Addi Harris, Emma Carter, and Julia Christie Food Drive Total: 1625 The class of 2020 had a great year! The juniors had a creative circus theme, “Cirque De Severn,” using yellow as their class color. The banner was a great attribute to their overall score, and the festive hallway perfectly embodied their theme. The juniors had the lowest food drive score with a total of1625. Pick it up next year, juniors, your can do it! Maddie Hawkins Lindsay King and Mariner Fagan Taylor Layden and Maeve Galway Junior hallway 82

12th Grade: Scene-iors Reilly Mitchell, Annie Bennett, Hailey Schendel, Jordan Cox, Abby Tindall, Macy Iams, Hanna Duncan, and Meghan Chu dancing the “Hoedown Throwdown” Dom Ellis, Nathan Gauthier, and Owura Berko Drury, Caroline Bayless, Mallory Gersh, and Hen Danielle ry Rentz Food Drive Total: 2550 Not surprisingly, the seniors won first place in everything! The Class of 2019 had a record breaking year with the theme “Scene- Iors”. The hallway was the best the administration has ever seen, and the banner was beyond expectations. The seniors had a very heartfelt Sing for Your Supper. The whole class stood up as a slide show full of memories replayed the previous years. Lisa O’Fiesh Will McCollum accompanies Quinn A jumbo ‘19 sign constructed by Owen Cauley, Owen Frey, and Roes in “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” Tate Taczak and Christiaan Smith Dom Ellis 83

Homecoming Day Homecoming day was filled with fun activities. The students participated in many different sports including football, soccer, and field hockey while the alumni cheered on our teams and competed in the traditional chili cook-off. The activities brought the alumni and current students together as one big Severn community. The Homecoming sports games and events kicked off the night as the students were preparing for a fun-filled Homecoming dance. Christy Morgan Karen Mitchell Cameron Mang ’20 Caity Reiter ’21 and Regan King ‘21 84

People’s Choice Winner: Kelly Sakellariou and Wendy Urban Best Overall Winner: Justin Musterman Most Magnificent Moniker: Kevin Smith and Stormy Gibbons-Neff Best Display: Lin and Mae Haymen Most Alarming: Sarah and Jonathan Biran Most Creative: Julian Meyer 85

Freshmen Campbell Grimes, Jack Castleberry, Kendall Jenkins, Ryan Hallam, Kieran Collins, Jay Harris, and Jack Keith Julia Youssef ’21, Grace Derderian ’21, Emma Campbell ’21, Freshmen Casey Ulehla, Jenna Kantowski, Ryan Annie Selby ’21, Emma Williams ’21, and Emma Lavis ’21 Dineen, Ella May Corckran, Page Mason, Reese Jackson, Rachel Weinberg, Lucy Whitaker, Megan Hiller, and Josie North Sophomores Claudia Decker, Regan King, and Megan Owen Freshmen Jack Castleberry, Jenna Kantowski, Jenna Kantowski ’22, Ryan Dineen ’22, and Rachel Weinberg, and Tommy Josie Thompson ’22 Castleberry Underclassmen Pre-Hoco 86

Upperclassmen Pre-Hoco Katie Marchant ’19, Emily Ingrao ’19, Kennedy Smith ’19, Lauren Gibbons- Neff ’19, Megan Behr ‘19, and Jillian North’19 Junior girls and boys in a big group photo Sam Reilly’19, and Brett Eileen Doherty ’19, Emily Ingrao ‘19 and Caroline Sweeney’19 Summers ’19 Senior girls Ashley Reiter, Macy Iams, Hanna Duncan, Jordan Cox, Madeline Iazzetta, Abby Tindall, and Aarushi Negi Jack Wellschlager ‘19 and Marah Vain-Callahan ‘19, Cynthia Hanna Duncan ‘19 Eid ’19, and Jillian North ‘19 Joe Kantowski’ 20, Jevyn Avery’ 20, Quant’e Redd’20, and Ty’ Jae Jones ‘20 87

Homecoming Students lining up to get Underclassmen boys partying on the dance floor. into the dance. This Hanna Duncan ‘19, Danielle Drury ‘19, Mori Sokoloff ‘21, year’s Flo Pribble ‘19, Elizabeth Barroll ‘21, and Peyton Behling ‘21 Homecoming was one for the books! The Sophia Bontempo ’20 and dance was filled with excited Melissa Wong ’20 students, spirit week hallway decorations, and good music. Mo Terry ’19 Aj Burch ’19, The Upper School students and Adam Angwafo ’22 enjoyed their night in the St. John Athletic Center. They spent the night socializing and letting loose dancing to DJ Touch basses. This night will always be remembered among the student body as the best homecoming ever! 88

Sam Nock ’19, Quant’e Redd ’20, and Owura Berko ‘19 Zack Kinsella ‘19 and Kevin Haefner ‘19 DJ Touch Basses Abi Poindexter ‘19 Kendall Willis ‘22 and Eileen Doherty ‘19 Madeline Iazzetta ‘19, Nick Angelino ‘19, Jacob Lavine ‘19, and Caroline Bayless ‘19 89

RIVER CLASSIC This year the Severn Go Admirals! Seniors cheering from the bleachers Admirals took on the Group Huddle Saint Mary’s Saints at the Annapolis turf field. In a defensive battle, the Admirals took a devastating 12-0 loss. Nonetheless, the student section was on their feet cheering the team on! The Spanish exchange students also made an exciting appearance! A little rain didn’t stop anyone from coming to support! Start of the game Student Section Admirals vs Saints Admirals shaking hands with St. Mary’s players after the game Cynthia Eid ‘19, Sandra Eid ‘21, and Teachers Cheering on Ty’Jae Jones ‘20 the players from the top of the bleachers Kennedy Smith ‘19 and Student Section with Spanish Jewel Barner ’20 foreign exchange students! 90

VETERANS DAY ASSEMBLY Every year, our Middle and Upper school students have the opportunity to host their grandfriends on campus and experience a day in their lives. The students were so excited to bring their grandfriends to their classes and let them meet their teachers and friends! They were able to experience two class periods before they made their way to the Memorial Gymnasium for the bi-annual Veterans Day Assembly. The audience stood as the Naval Academy Color Guard presented the flags. One tradition that Severn holds is that when the band plays the anthem of each military branch, every student, grandfriend and faculty member that is connected or affiliated with the branch stands proudly. Students also volunteer to individually represent each fallen soldier that was an alum of Severn School. It is a time for us to reflect on past students and families that have served to protect our country. Addi Harris ‘20 addresses the Kent Holtgrewe ‘73 was Severn community. presented the Rolland M. Teel Distinguished Alumni Award. Mo Terry ‘19, among other Vocal Ensemble members, sing a variety of The Color-guard walking with the flags. songs in honor of fallen veterans. Mackenzie Boughey ‘20 Shane Levay ‘21 shares his Meghan Chu ‘19 and her Gavin Petrinko ‘24 sharing the middle with her grandfriends. school day with his grandfriend. grandfriend share smiles. school halls with his grandfriend! 91

Gabriella Novello’ 21 and Ellie FFrreesshhmmeenn--SSoopphhoommoorree Cronin‘21 Picnic Ismaaa’il Eaddy ‘22, Will Gunhus ‘21, and Robert Isper ‘21 Senior Prefects Katie Galway, Aarushi Negi, Jack Wellschlager, Mallory Gersh, Hanna Duncan, and David Seidl Jordan Smith ‘21, Abby Hayden ‘21, Parker Schless ‘21, Mason Howell ‘21, Matthew Reynolds ‘21, Lauren Pikus ‘22, and Heili Poldmae ‘22 Juliet Luers ‘21, Kylie Paquin ‘21, Taylor Boteler ‘22, Kate Gordan ’22, Abijah Pennant ’21, Alina Valencia ‘22, Ayanna Negi ‘22, and Christiana Kambouris ‘21 Katie Galway ‘19, Mori Sokoloff ‘21, and Mallory Gersh ‘19 92

Senior class listening to the assembly. Heidi Frye, Associate Director of Admissions at Gettysburg College “Heidi Frye is an Associate Director of Admissions at Gettysburg College where she has worked since 2008. She completed her undergraduate degree at Valparaiso University in Indiana where she majored in French and the Humanities and minored in Business. Much of her work at Gettysburg involves oversight of the campus visit team and student workers which keeps her in touch with the pulse of the campus.” -Danielle Drury The Honor Code book, where Mrs. Fuller and Chase O’Malley’ 22 every student and teacher writes their signature as an incoming member of the Severn community. “The Honor code is very important to me because it is the foundation of a community that prides itself on integrity. By signing the Honor code on every assignment we pledge that we have completed the project with honesty and integrity and that the work represents our own best efforts. We are not perfect. We make mistakes. However, at the Williams ’22 end of the day, by being a part of a community that prides itself on integrity we will hopefully choose to live this way in college and for Sheena Powers ’22 and Devan the rest of our lives.” -Mr. Buckley Mrs. Fuller and Megan Hiller ’22 Honor Code 93

Mathew Beagan ‘20 and Annie Bennett ‘19 The Crocodile “This fall, the Water Street Players presented The Crocodile. Adapted by Tom Basden, The Crocodile is based on an 1865 short story of the same name by Fyodor Dostoyevsky. The show takes place in St. Petersburg, Russia, during the year 1865. During this time, zoos are the popular place to go in town for entertainment. Ivan (Jared Reilly), a struggling actor, is “angry in general” at the world around him specifically because the animals in the zoo are more famous than he is. While visiting the zoo, Ivan stumbles across a crocodile, who appears to be dead. In the process of trying to prove that the crocodile is in fact not alive, Ivan is swallowed by the crocodile. He becomes “lodged” in the crocodile and manages to survive the attack. After being swallowed, Ivan finds himself in the public eye which causes conflict between him and his best friend, Zack. Along with Ivan’s “sheer being inside a crocodile factor,” the show also follows the love triangle between Ivan, Zack, and Anya (Emma Miller). Anya and Ivan were together for four years, but she is now with Zack and has given up her acting lifestyle. The show follows the characters’ journey through this bizarre series of events. The Crocodile is truly a special show unlike any I have seen in my years at Severn.” -Lisa O’Fiesh ’19 Annie Bennett ‘19 Jared Reilly ‘19 and Zarah Meek ‘21 Jared Reilly ‘19 Mathew Beagan ‘20 94

Jake Leroux’ 20 “The show is a parody of the reality of modern politics in America, it is an absurdest piece that means more than it says, and demands more of the audience than passive viewing.” -Jared Reilly ‘19 9, JareddRReeilillyly’’1199,,aLnisda EOm’FmieashM’1i9ll,eErm’2m0a Miller’20 Lisa O’Fiesh ’1 Jare Lisa O’Fiesh ‘19 Maddie Clarke ‘22 Jared Reilly ’19, Emma Miller ’20, and Mathew Beagan ’20 Zarah Meek ‘21, Hanna Emily Bond ‘21 Mathew Beagan ‘20 Michael Hesford ‘21 and Hartley ’21, and Gabriella Kendall Jacobsen ‘19 Novello ‘21 95

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BBEESSTTCCOOSSTTUUMMEE::PPAANNTTHHEEOONN Seniors Jacob Lavine, Jackson Gunhus, Nick Angelino, Brett Sweeney, Aarushi Negi, Hanna Duncan, Jordan Cox, and Mariah Saunders DDIIAAMMOONNDDWWIINNNNEERRSS:: NNOOTTHHIINNGGBBUUTTNNEETT Sophomores Rees Tindall, Cole Petrinko, Sean Crowley, Ethan Anderson, Megan Owen, Kylie Paquin, Evie Krall, and Collyn Ballentine BBRROONNZZEEWWIINNNNEERRSS::TTRRIIBBEEIIII GGOOLLDD WWIINNNNEERRSS:: HHOOTT WWHHEEEELLSS David Seidl ‘19, Ben Marculewicz ‘19, Eric Wisnom Owen Frey ‘19, Nathan Gauthier ‘19, Dom Ellis ‘19, Sara ‘19, Mori Sokoloff ‘21, Danielle Drury ‘19, Flo Mooradian ‘19, Pribble ‘19, and Cam Levin ‘19 Ava Wisnom ‘22, and Meghan Chu ‘19 SSIILLVVEERRWWIINNNNEERRSS::$$5500 Juniors Christopher Roth, Sam Brighton, Trey Huber, Nick Kidder, Kate Kistler, Eva Gormley, Maddie Hawkins, and Ashley Urban 97

Trivia Junior girls in chemistry element costumes Hailey Schendel ‘19 and Jordan Cox ‘19 Underclassman with a bird Freshman girls in Hawaiian costumes head costume Senior Boys “Moon Men” Team Henry Reath ‘22 and Brady Ervin ‘22 98