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The Boggs Panther

A Publication of the Boggs AcademyNational Alumni Association, Inc.

Marvin Raines ’63, Editor

Volume 11, Number 1 Summer, 2019

INSIDE THIS ISSUE1. Raines Golden Anniversary2. Scholarship news3. 2019 BANAA Members and

Associates5. Celebrating Boggs Families

and Friends14. Class of 196915. Reunion News16. Transitions17. Diversions18. 2019 Officers/Board of the

BANAA

“Freeing yourself was one thing. Claiming

ownership of that freed self was

another”.

Toni Morrison1931-2019

HappyGoldenAnniversary!

OnJune28,2019,Marvin’63andTheresaRainescelebrated50wonderfulyearsofmarriage.

MarvinandTheresametin1968inDahlgren,VAonablinddate;theyweremarriedonJune28,1969atSacredHeartCatholicChurchinWashington,DC.TheylatermovedtoFortWashington,MDwheretheycurrentlyreside.

In2004,TheresareQredfromtheDepartmentoftheTreasuryandIn2007,MarvinreQred

fromtheUSCensusBureau.SincereQringtheyhavediscoveredaloveforbridgeandtravel;theyhavebeenenjoyingbothbycompeQnginbridgetournamentsaroundtheworld.

ThehappilymarriedcouplesaysthekeystoahappymarriagearecommunicaQon,consideraQon,compromise…andlotsofcomedy!

MarvinandTheresaaretheproudparentsofTrenaRaines,wholivesinVirginiawithherhusbandKyleBoyd(andpoodle,Alex)andMa^hewRaines,wholivesinMarylandwithhissonMyles.

2019

1969

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Scholarship News

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ScholarshipBasketsSilentAuc9on2019AllSchoolReunionOctober4,5,&6,2019

TheScholarshipCommi^eeannouncesitsthirdBANAASilentAucQonofRegionalBasketstobeheldduringour2019reunioninJacksonville,Florida.Wecanhardlywaittoseethisyear’screaQve,themed,fun,andusefulitemsthatwillfillthebaskets.Comepreparedtobidononeormoreofthewonderfulandunbelievablegroupprojects.

WethankeveryoneforparQcipaQnginthe2018AtlantaAllSchoolReunionAucQon.Thisyear,wewillbeabletoaward3scholarshipsaswedidlastyear,becauseofyouroutstandingcontribuQons.THANKYOU!

JointhecommitmentofFlorida,LasVegas,SouthCarolina,Atlanta,Augusta,andNewYork,AlumnichaptersandtheClassof’69inhelpingtomakethescholarshipprogramasuccessagainthisyear.CHAPTERS,CLASSGROUPS,FAMILIES,COUPLES,ANDANYOTHERGROUPSORINDIVIDUALSMAYcontributetotheScholarshipprogram.Thescholarshiprecipientswillgreatlybenefit.

IfthereareanyquesQons,pleaseemail:scholarship@boggs-academy.comorcall:18882961652.

2019BANAASCHOLARSHIPCOMMITTEE

JuliaBranch-BinghamJoslynCooperGlendaFarrellMarionFyeNellHay

AlonzoSmithAnne^eYoung

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2019 BANAA Members

Alford, Yvonne ’68 Ali Abdur-Rahman ‘73 Allen. Christine ‘61 Allen, Gwendolyn ‘69 Armstrong, Freddie ‘66 Artis, Marsha ‘67 Barnes, Joseph ’68 Barnes, Norma ’61 Barnwell, Janice ‘72 Bingham, Julia ’68 Bligen, Henry ’68 Bligen, Earl A. ‘71 Brennan, Christine ’71 Brown, Paul ’63 Canadiate, Gessner ‘71 Cook, Winston ’62 Cooper, Joslyn ’69 Cooper, Martin ’61 Combs, Sherry ’73 Dove, Alonzo ’72 Farrell. Glenda ’69 Fernander, Jeffrey ’74 Fisher, Sheryl ’69 Freeman, Carson ’63 Fye, Marion ’63 German, Harry ’72 Ginn, Sylvester ’68 Gould, Brenda ’74 Gray, Sandra ’78 Green, Oscar, Jr. ’74 Hall, Jerita ’69 Hay, Nell ’69 Humbles, John ‘64 Jimerson, Mary ’63 Johnson, Gladys ’60 Johnson, Sandra ’66 Lane, Paula ’74 Lawson, Charles ’67 McCloud, Oscar ’54 McDonald, Arthur ’63 McLaurin, Cheryl ’76 McLaurin, Wilbert ’76Ndow, Modou ’84 Oakman, Adrienne ’75 Oakman, Willie ’75 Oliphant, Pearl ’53 Parks, Delores ’66 Paschall, Evita ’69 Patterson, Lois ’55 Plowden, Yvonne ’67 Richardson, Daisy ’61 Roberson, Willie ’68 Rouse, Charlie ‘80 Rouse, Deidre ’80 Sellers, Brenda ’67 Saxon, Ben ’69 Singleton, David ’65 Smith, Alonzo ’71 Smith, Joslynn ’71 Stephens, Theodore ’60 Taylor, Abigail ’69 Thompson, Ryan ’67 Wiggins, Joyce ’73 Wilson, Aloha ’69 Williams, Barbara ’68 Williams, Jerome ’72 Worthy, Howard ’78 Young, Catherine ‘71

2019 Associate BANAA MembersAlexander, Lillie Bosby, Jackie Branch, JamilBranch, Jonathan Fletcher, Rena Francis, JamesHay, General Humbles, Lititia Lawson, MattieMcCloud, Kathleen Parks, Alsie Plowden, FerdinandReid-Wilson, Pamela Sellers, Brandon Sellers, William Jr.Solito, Merle Henry Taylor, Curtis Whitcomb, Caroline

NOTE- Names in red are Board Members.

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AttheWhitman

Ilyana Dalal Rahman, is the daughter of Boggsgraduate Ali Abdur Rahman, aka Alan E. Sills’73, Ilyana is a 2010 graduate of SyracuseUniversity,witha BS inBiologyandaminor inMiddleEasternStudies.SheholdsaBSdegreeinnursing from D’Youville College. In 2018, shereceivedaDoctorateofNursingpractice, fromtheUniversityofBuffalo.

Ilyana, the Hirst of Ali’s three children, iscurrentlyworking in the surgery centerof SaintJoseph’sHospitalinSyracuse,N.Y. Sheisalsoanadjunct professor at UpstateMedical University,State University of New York. Ali’s other twochildren are college graduates as well. CelineClaire Rahman is a graduate of SyracuseUniversity with a BA in Communications andRhetorical Studies. Najee Abdur Rahmanreceived a BA in Business Administration fromOswego State University and is currently in theMBAprogramattheWhitmanSchoolofBusinessatSyracuseUniversity.

IlyanaRahmanReceivesPhD

Celebrating Boggs Academy Alumni Families

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This is the great-grandson of Alonzo & Joslynn Smith. Say Hello to Master Amare Nicolas Taiwo. He is 4 years old. His birthday is on June 13. Next year Amare will be going to Kindergarten. He likes riding his bike, playing with his dog BoBo and riding in his Pa-Pa’s truck. He does not like getting up in the morning.

Daniel Smith, Jr. or “DJ” as he is affectionately known, is the 9-year old grandson of Alonzo and Joslynn Smith of Columbia, SC. He is an Honor Roll student at DeKalb Elementary School of the Arts where he will be majoring in Drama and Band as a rising 4th grader. He has over 4 years of playing tackle and flag football. As the Quarterback, last year he led his flag football team to a championship win. No teams were able to score any points against them during the entire season. As the Quarterback of his tackle football team, he passed for 5 touchdowns and ran 9 touchdowns. DJ hopes to play in the NFL one day!

Amaya Smith is the 12-year-old granddaughter of Alonzo and Joslynn Smith of Columbia, SC. She is an Honor Roll student and a member of Junior Beta Club. Over the years she has participated in Tae Kwon Do and has obtained an advanced brown belt. She eventually ventured into gymnastics where she competed up to Level 6. She has amassed 30+ medals throughout her 4 years of competing. She is currently a dance and visual arts student who will be attending DeKalb High School of Performing Arts in the fall. She plans to become an Architect.

Exciting and Active Grand and

Greatgrand kids of 1971 Graduates

Joslynn Williams Smith & Alonzo Smith

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On a recent vacation from New York Yvonne Bell-Plowden '67 and her husband enjoyed strawberry picking at Belle Strawberry Farm in McDonough, GA with daughter, grands and great grands. (For the record, Belle Strawberry Farm is no relation to Yvonne Bell-Plowden).

Yvonne Bell-Plowden’s granddaughter, Xia Booker has her hands full!

Yvonne Bell-Plowden, Zulema Plowden-Booker, daughter; Xia Booker, granddaughter; Kingston Mills, great-grandson; Taneisha Booker-Mills, granddaughter; Prince-Noah Mills, great-grandson(lap); Ferdinand Plowden, (husband of Yvonne Bell-Plowden).

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The granddaughter of Julia Branch-Bingham ‘68 , Hayden Rae Branch, is moving up to Kindergarten in the fall at Island Prep School of St. Augustine, Florida. The photo on the right is of Hayden Rae and grandson Hayes Turner Branch at 7 months. Hayden celebrated his first birthday April 27th. Their father Jamil Branch, is a three-year associate member of BANAA.

LIVINGITUP!!!

CongratulaQonstomygrandson,JonathanLewisPennington…Helovestohavefun!He’sgoingtobestarQngPre-Kindergartenthisfallandshowedusheisreadybyreadingtheword“s-k-y”.Heshockedusall!

Jonis4yearsoldandisthegrandsonof

GlendaFarrell’69

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Ten years ago, the world was introduced to Myles Eugene Raines, Grandson of Marvin Raines ’63.

At 10 years old, Myles is busier than ever. Having started his education in the District of Columbia Public school system, Myles is currently enrolled in the KIPP (Knowledge is Power Program) Public Charter School. In August, he will be a fifth grader and is a section leader in the KIPP: Smilow Campus choir. He is also a strong anchor/news caster with the school’s Lab Media Club.

During the summer of 2019, Myles attended Creative Minds Summer Camp and was recommended to participate in the Junior National Society for Black Engineers. For five years, Myles was an eager student of Korean Martial Arts at the Kuk Sool Won training facility and has reached the Red Belt with a brown stripe level.

He always enjoys spending time with his family including long car rides with his dad, Yoga with his Aunt Tee, and hot dogs and cheese toast with his Nini and Pop-Pop.

Micah(lem)&EastonSwim(right)ofBrentwood,Tennessee

Micahis8yearsoldandEastonis6yearsold.

TheyarethegrandchildrenofRoberleCollierPra3’69

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Grandparents:Joslyn&GregoryCooperGrandson,CyncereVance&TheScholarshipProgram

ItiswithsincereappreciaQonandhumblehearts,thatGregoryandJoslyngivethankstoGodforour5childrenand13grandchildren.WepraiseGodforallofourchildrenfortheyarefearfullyandwonderfullymadebythemarvelousworksofGod’shandsandweknow this verywell. Theyareours through this journeyof life foronlya shortQme.WearehonoredandcelebrateallofourfamilyingoodQmesandindifficultQmes.

TheBoggsScholarshipfundhasaveryspecialplaceinmyheart,createdoutoffriendship,loveandpurposewereAlvah,Evita, Glenda, Stackhouse and Joslyn. Aswe pondered ideas about how to promote and sustain the legacy of BoggsAcademy, IbegantothinkaboutmyfatherandhowIgrewupseeinghimandhisfriendsandassociatesalwaysgivingbacktohelpothersandthinkingabouttheimportancethatheplacedoneducaQoninthelifeofblackpeopleandthemeaningful difference it canmake. Thus the BANAA Scholarship Fundwas born. This year our family is blessed andhonoredtohaveadirectdescendanttobearecipientofoneofthescholarships.Ourgrandson,CyncereGarlandVanceisthefirstyoungmaletobeselectedtoreceivethisscholarship.WesaluteourgrandsonCyncereandpraythatGodwillconQnuetoorderhissteps,enrichhislifeanddirecthispathashemovesthroughhisyearsofhighereducaQon.

Cynceresays“IamveryexcitedtoreceivetheBOGGSscholarshipsoIcanfurthermyeducaQon.”Hewilla^endVirginiaStateUniversity(VSU)Petersburg,VAfall2019.

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CameronMcFadden,BlakelyHayandHaydenRoseBoxillProudGrandparents,GeneralandNellBarnwellHay’69

Cameron Scott McFadden is a rising 7th grader at Longleaf Middle School where he participates in the ZooBot (Zoological and Botanical Studies) Magnet Program. With his perseverance and dedication he maintained the programs challenging academic and conduct requirements, which allowed him to make the 6th

grade honor roll, and gain acceptance into the Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) program for the upcoming school year. Cameron successfully earned his Brown belt in karate. He has also been an active Boy Scout this year and will spend a week at Camp Barstow where he will be earning various survival skills badges. Cameron's favorite subject is history, especially Greek Mythology. He is a huge Japanese Anime fan, enjoys playing Fortnite and has a new interest in classic cars. He is a wonderful and fun big brother and cousin to Blakely and Hayden.

　   Blakely skillfully mastered walking (at 10 months old) and is working on developing her language skills. She loves to laugh, run, climb, snuggle, playing outside and gold fish. There isn't a fresh fruit that Blakely doesn't like, especially bananas. She will turn 2 years old September 1. Her favorite movie is Moana, in which she can re-enact the entire thing, including the musical score! She loves her granddaddy and Ya-Ya!

Hayden Rose Boxill is a rising 4th grader at Apex Elementary School! This will be her second year in the Gifted and Talented Program with an emphasis in English and Language Arts. This year Hayden earned two "Cougar with Character" awards for Perseverance and Good Judgement. Hayden has been an active Girl Scout for the last 2 years and will participate in a bridging ceremony to a Junior level next year. During the 2018-2019 school year she earned Girl Scout badges in tent camping, cooking, STEM, engineering, philanthropy, creating an animal habitat, and hiking. Hayden is going into her second season as a member of an intramural soccer team. She is truly an outdoor kind of girl. She loves going to the pool, anything involving science, space and Greek mythology. Her goal is to one day work as a Crime Scene Investigator (CSI) with the FBI or CIA.  

General, Cameron & Nell

Hayden, Cameron and Blakely

Blakely

Hayden

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THE HAWES FAMILY - Submitted by Delores Parks ‘66, BANAA, VP.

It is with pride and joy that I share with you a family milestone for the Hawes Family. It is the graduation of my cousin, Joseph Daniel Hawes who received his Bachelor of Arts Degree from Howard University. He graduated cum laude and will be attending Rutgers Medical School in New Jersey this fall. His grandmother, my sister-cousin Dr. Alyce Hawes, my daughter, Alsie and I traveled together on “a girls trip” from Atlanta to DC. We wanted to witness the beauty of what being part of a supportive, nurturing and rigorous family can produce and to enjoy a little relaxation.

We arrived in DC Friday afternoon and spent the evening enjoying a delicious family meal at Vapiano Restaurant in Chinatown. On Saturday, May 11th we attended the Howard University graduation and commencement ceremony. It was incredible to experience alongside thousands of other Black family members and friends celebrating the achievements of the brilliant young people with so much to offer our communities. We later attended a graduation celebration with family and friends hosted by the graduate's Aunt in Manassas, VA with good food and good folks. We had a most enjoyable weekend in DC.

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Mrs.JuanitaWidemanReynolds’49-Li^ledidweknowthatshelivedrightaroundthecornerfromthechurchofacQvealums,JoslynnandAlonzoSmith’71.ShewasoneofthefirstclerksofthatchurchandisforsureawonderfulGRANDMOTHERofthechurchaswellasofBoggs.Oncewefoundoutshelivedinthevicinity,Joslynnagreedtoreachouttoher.Mrs.WidemanReynoldswasveryexcitedandsheagreedtobeapartoftheBoggsDocumentaryInterviewProgram.

Shehasn’tbeenfeelinggreatthesepastdays,sopraymuchforherandwhoknows-oncesheregainsherstrength,shejustmightcomeouttothe2020ReunionwhichwillbeheldinSavannah,becauseshewasactuallyatthe2016ReunionatCharlestonandsaidsheenjoyedherselfimmensely.WearewishingMrs.WidemanReynoldsofColumbiaSouthCarolina,thebestofhealthinthecomingseasons.

BigthankstoJoslynn&Alonzoformakingthishappen!

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FOREVERFRIENDS…

BrendaAbboR,RodneyAbboR,RichardAdair,LundaAdams,SusanAllison,SherylBanks,NellBarnwell,JohnBlalock,KennethBrinson,AbigailBrown,RoberleCollier,SandraCordy,EthelDaniels,RobertDeloach,ChristopherGreen,AlohaHall,LeroyHammondEllsworthHawkins,YuvonneHaynes,WilliamHoskin,CherylLaughinghouse,BrendaLundy,MaceoMays,Chris9neMiller,GwendolynMiller,

BarbaraMorris,GlendaMurray,EvitaPaschall,HermanProfit,JeritaRollins,BenjaminSaxon,JoslynSchanck,SandraSingleton,LennisSmith,GwendolynStackhouse,WilliamStoddard,AlvahTaylor,

CarlasseeWashington,CliffordWhitley,BrendaWilliams,ElizabethWilliams,HermanWright

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Boggs Academy National Alumni Association- All School Reunion- October 4-6, Fri-Sun.

Dear Boggs Alumni Friends and Family, On behalf of the Reunion Committee of the Florida Chapter, we invite you to attend the 33rd Annual All-School Reunion of The Boggs Academy National Alumni Association in Jacksonville, Florida, October 4-6, 2019.

ADDITIONAL IMPORTANT INFORMATION: • All reunion activities will be held in Jacksonville, however, arrangements are still being

made and could include taking an outing in a surrounding area, if you choose to do so.

• The Boggs Academy Group rate is cheaper than the normal hotel cost. However, the hotel may extend an even cheaper hotel rate to those using AAA or Hilton Honors Memberships.

• There is on site parking for those driving. • If you are flying in, the hotel is less than one mile from the airport, with 24 hour shuttle

service. If you need further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Sincerely,

The Florida Chapter, 2019 Reunion Chairman – Martin Cooper’61 Email: zxxy4u2@gmail.com; administration@boggs-academy.com Ph# 904 316 7366

"WE'RE CELEBRATING THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CLASS OF 1969"

FRIENDS FOREVER!

October 4-6, 2019

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With much sorrow, we regret to inform you of the very sudden passing of Ms. Geraldine Stackhouse, a longtime resident of Philadelphia Pennsylvania.   She is the mother of  our very own Gwendolyn Stackhouse Allen of the class of 1969. Gwendolyn has been a longtime member of BANAA, and has worked as  board member, bereavement committee member and is an ongoing supporter of the scholarship program and many other programs of the BANAA over the past couple of decades. Gwendolyn is currently one of the chairs of the Golden Anniversary Committee for the class of 1969.

We regret to have to inform you of the untimely passing of Athye "Oneida" Jackson Carter.  Oneida, as she was called, attended Boggs in 1983.   She lived in Jacksonville Florida, but her home was Thomasville, Georgia. She departed this life on Tuesday, April 9, 2019.   She is survived by one daughter, April Renee Keonna Johnson who lives in Orlando, Florida.

We regret to notify you of the passing of the father of Alonzo Dove'72, one of our board members as well as a devoted committee member.Mr. Samuel Curtis Dove, Sr. was born in Eastover, South Carolina  on Oct. 29, 1919 and passed on June 14, 2019 in Philadelphia, PA. He was 99 years young.In addition to his wife, he is survived by: his children, Samuel Jr. , Alonzo , Pheralyn, Esther L. and Stephanie ; grandchildren- Shenneth, Darius, and Deremy; great-granddaughter, Skylar B.; sister, Blondell D. Galloway; brothers, Lewis T. Dove and Cecil R. Dove.

The Boggs Academy National Alumni Association regrets to inform you of the transitioning of Mrs. Eurle Faye Ware Jackson, of Savannah, GA.  She was a graduate of the class of 1973. She passed at the age of 63, on Friday, July 26, 2019 at her residence.DECEMBER 2, 1955- JULY 26, 2019

TRANSITIONS

Other Transitions

Brenda Abbott Sharon Bailey Helen W. Booth Wanda E. Whitfield Brooks Layfattee Chester Charles JenkensWillie Lee Lockhart Orlandus Delynn Lott Helene Bess RobinsonSamuel Saxon, aka Abdul Rahman Muhammad Lt. Franklin StephensDr. Julie Williams Virginia Williams

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Answers to 1969 trivia quiz

1.False. Moneta won Pulitzer for Photography, not Literature.

2.False. Howard N. Lee became first Mayor of Chapel Hill, SC, not Charlotte.

3.False. Duke Ellington was awarded Medal of Honor by Richard N. Nixon, not Ford.

4.True5.False. Members of the University of Wyoming football

team were kicked off the team.

Editor’s Comments

This was a very difficult edition for me to complete. Earlier this summer, I had an unusual stomach condition, then I suffered from a back and neck injury. As a result, there was a signifiant delay in completing this edition of the

Panther. It has been almost 6 years since I started the quest to create a newsletter that would be a tool for Alumni to keep in touch with each other and learn of the progress of various BANAA programs. Recently, it seems many Alumni have lost interest in contributing to this part of the Boggs legacy. With this issue, I pass the torch to someone with fire who will take on the responsibility of continuing the publication. I will provide any technical assistance needed and suggest future Newsletters might focus on Greek affiliations, volunteer and/or church activities and travel experiences of our Alumni. Thank you for your support. It has been an honor to contribute to continuing the legacy of Boggs Academy.

Marvin Raines ’63.

True or False - It occurred in 1969 1. Moneta Sleet, Jr, becomes the first African American to win a

Pulitzer Prize in Literature. 2. Howard N. Lee became the first African American mayor of

Charlotte. 3. Duke Ellington was awarded the Presidential Medal of Honor by

Gerald Ford,Jr. 4. The Temptations “I can’t get next to you” reaches No.1 on the pop

charts. 5. 14 members the University of New Mexico football team were

kicked off team for wearing black armbands

2019 REUNION NEWS

The Florida Southwest Georgia Chapter will be hosting the 2019 All School Reunion in Jacksonville, Florida this October 4 - 6. This year's Theme is "Lifting the Legacy Higher." The Reunion's t-shirts and visors will be White with Blue and Gold highlighted lettering. This Reunion can't be successful without you. Start making plans to attend, giving the Honor Class of '69 the greatest Reunion of all. The Host is endeavoring to, "Take us back to our School Days."

Martin Cooper - FSWG Chapter Chairperson

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2019 Officers of the Boggs Academy National Alumni Association

President Marsha Artis ‘67

Vice President Delores Parks ‘66

Treasurer Martin Cooper ‘61

Secretary-Recorder Pam Reid-Wilson

Sec-Corresponding/Adm Support Nell Hay’73

Parliamentarian Ted Stephens ’60, Ryan Thompson’67

Executive Administrator William McLaurin ’73

BoardofDirectors

MarshaArQs’67 JuliaBranchBingham‘68 SherryCombs’73 AlonzoDove’73 MarQnCooper’61

GlendaFarrell’69 JeritaHall‘69 NellHay’69 WilliamMcLaurin’73DeloresParks‘’66 PamReid-Wilson.AlonzoSmith‘71 TedStephens‘60 RyanThompson’67BarbaraWilliams’68

HowardWorth’78

CommiReeChairpersons

AccountabilityAsst SherryCombs‘73Bylaws BoardofDirectors

Courtesy Chairperson:DaisyRichardson’61Documentary Chairperson:GlendaFarrell’69Finance Chairperson:MarQnCooper‘61

Fundraising Chairperson:MarQnCooper‘61InformaQonTechnologyChairperson:AliAbdur-Rahman‘73

LeadershipTeam/TrainingTeam AlonzoSmith‘71&GlendaFarrell‘69Membership Chairperson:JeritaHall’69Merchandise Chairperson:JuliaBranch-Bingham‘68

Newsle^er Editor:MarvinRaines’63NominaQng Chairperson:BarbaraWilliams‘68RecruiQng Chairperson:GlendaFarrell‘69

Reunion Chairperson:JohnHumbles‘64Scholarship Chairperson:A.Smith‘71&G.Farrell’69,AcQng

Boggs Academy National Alumni Association, Inc 3330 Cumberland Blvd.

Suite 500Atlanta, GA 30339

Phone: 1-888-296-1652 (NEW)E-mail: info@boggs-academy.com oradministration@boggs-academy.comWebsite: www.boggs-academy.com

Chapter Presidents

Atlanta - John Humbles ‘64

Augusta - Ryan Thompson ‘67

Florida - Martin Cooper ’61

San Antonio - Ted Stephens, ‘50

Coastal Carolinas & Georgia. - Henry Bligen, ‘68

BRLC RepresentativeRyan THompson ‘67