Lee Dove, CAA, Inducted As

Athletic Directors in Maryland’s Public and Private Secondary Schools

Sponsored by Athletic World Advertising and Crown Trohpy May - June 2005 www.msada-md.org In This Issue Lee Dove, CAA, Inducted as

Page 2 President of MSADA for 2005-2007 Messages from Lee R. Dove, Athletic Director at Archbishop Spalding High Lee and Karl School in Glen Burnie, Maryland was inducted as President Page 3 at the annual awards dinner April 23rd at the Princess Royale Conference Award Hotel in Ocean City, Maryland. Lee comes from a physical Winners education background having obtained a Bachelor of Science Pages 4-6 degree in Physical Education at Ithaca College in 1983. He Conference Pictures earned a Master of Education degree from Towson University Page 7 in 1993. He was hired by Archbishop Spalding High School Vendor Prize Winners back in 1986 and has been with them for almost twenty years Page 8 serving as a physical education and health teacher, boys Professional varsity basketball coach from 1990-1994, boys varsity Sponsorships volleyball coach from 2002-2003, and as athletic director Page 9 Summer Institute since 1995. He is active in the Maryland Interscholastic Registration Lee Dove, CAA Athletic Association and was president of that organization Page 10 from 1998-2000. Lee earned his Certified Athletic MSADA New AD Administrator Award in 1995 and received the State Award of Merit from the National Workshop Registration Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association. Page 11 Mike Blackburn Within the MSADA he has served as a District Representative, second vice-president, New Head of NIAAA and first vice-president. Lee has completed six of the Leadership Training Classes. As Page 12 you can see by his message on page 2 he plans to continue the leadership of the Crab Talk MSADA into becoming a more professional organization in the future providing Page 13 educational opportunities for athletic administrators from across the state of Maryland. 2005 Vendors

Page 14 ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ MSADA Executive Council Directory Mike Dulaney, CAA Page 15 Named MSADA AD of the Year MSADA 2005-06 During the summer of 1998, Mr. Mike Lafferty was appointed Membership athletic director at Dulaney High School in Baltimore County. At Application Dulaney, Mike created their Athletic Hall of Fame, produced a Coach’s Handbook and served on a Baltimore County committee which developed a Pre-Season Parents’ Meeting Power Point. Mike also undertook major facility improvement projects by developing an athletic training room, weight training room, coaches’ office and installing stadium irrigation. Mike Dulaney, CAA In addition to Mike’s contributions at Dulaney, he has contributed to the profession on both the national and state levels. Mike was one of the co-authors of the Leadership Training Course 516, is currently the National Chairperson and taught the course at both the 2003 and 2004 National Conferences. Also, Mike has completed 12 LTC courses and earned his CAA Certification in 2001.

Mike Lafferty has also been very active in the State of Maryland. At the MSADA Conferences, Mike has been both a workshop presenter and presider. Mike also taught LTC 516 at the first annual MSADA Summer Institute in 2004. Currently, Mike Lafferty is the Vice-President of the Maryland State Coaches Association and is a certified NFHS Coaching Principles Course instructor.

In recognition for his accomplishments and contributions to athletics in his school, for the state and throughout the MSADA of the Year, country, Mike Lafferty is the MSADA Athletic Director of the Year for 2005. Mike Lafferty Maryland State Athletic Directors Association President’s Message As hard as it is to believe, the 29th Annual MSADA Conference has come and gone already. This year’s event had a registration of 140 attendees, with 14 walk-ins. While the weather did not bring the sunny, balmy conditions everyone seeks this time of year in Ocean City, the conference itself had plenty of indoor activities to offer. This year’s conference was set up to include more Leadership Training Course offerings and selected workshop sessions that would contribute to the professional development of the attendees. A total of 92 members registered for the LTC’s that were offered. These courses continue to be a very popular activity for most Athletic Directors. With new course options being created all of the time, the experience and knowledge to be gained is limitless.

Our valued vendors allow this annual conference to take place each year. A total of 56 vendors had their materials available and on display on Friday and Saturday. By the looks Lee Dove, CAA of the amount of activity in the vendor hall, it should have been a successful venture for all those involved. Special thanks to Karl Heimbach for his work over the past two years in working with the vendors. Workshop topics were both relevant and informative. Many thanks are extended to the presiders and presenters at each workshop. Your time and efforts were appreciated. Joe Ehrmann’s message will be carried onward by many of us.

On a national note, we were very pleased to have Donna King, CMAA, from Chantilly High School in Chantilly, Virginia. Donna gave a presentation on Title IX and also spoke at the General Business Meeting on behalf of the NIAAA. Donna is the Secretary/Treasurer of that organization. Mike Hart, CAA at Salesianum, and who serves as the Section II Board Representative for the NIAAA, addressed the Executive Council on the news at the national level, and gave insight into the 2006 – 2010 Strategic Plan.

Matt O’Hare had everyone rolling in the aisles at the Conference Banquet. His tremendous sense of humor made the evening fly by. Our honored guests who were recognized by receiving awards on this special night all deserve a well intended round of applause. Congratulations to each of them.

As a professional organization, the MSADA continues to develop and grow. We have a solid membership, from across the state, and many dedicated people who strive to make a difference each and every day, in the lives of young adults. Through efforts such as Professional Sponsorships, participation in national vendor rebate programs, and other personal endeavors, you make this organization what it is. Be proud of your profession, your state organization and of yourself for being involved. Your attendance at the conference demonstrates your dedication to this job we call “athletic administration”. Finally, many thanks to Dr. David Hoch for his leadership as MSADA President over the past two years. Thanks to David’s drive, determination, and focus, and the continued support of Executive Director Carol Satterwhite, CAA, and the Executive Council, the MSADA is in very good shape as we head into the

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1st Vice President’s Wrap-Up MSADA Annual Conference 2005

The 29th annual MSADA Conference was held at the Princess Royale Hotel in Ocean City, Maryland from April 21-24 with over 140 attendees. Each year, the conference provides an opportunity for professional development, as well as the chance to catch-up with old friends, and make new contacts in a relaxed setting.

Thursday night allowed individuals the chance to take two LTC classes. One of these classes, LTC 515 was offered for the first time in the State of Maryland. It was great to have Dick Kemper, President of the Virginia Athletic Directors Association, instruct LTC 515 as the Karl Heimbach MSADA continues to develop close ties with our fellow Section 2 member states. CMAA Friday started with the annual golf outing, which included four groups sponsoring a hole. We hope to expand this program next year so that more vendors, individuals, and schools may elect to sponsor a hole for the low price of $50. Additional professional growth was available with the offering of two more additional LTC classes. The afternoon allowed the opportunity to visit 57 vendors and listen to two different workshops on warm-up and sports overload. Jim Tapley of Northwest High School was selected 2nd vice-president and Donna King, NIAAA secretary/treasurer discussed issues involving the NIAAA at the General Session. 2 Maryland State Athletic Directors Association Saturday had three individuals take the CAA exam while others elected to take LTC 525 or attend three different workshops. Workshop topics included a round-table look at middle school sports, character building, and Title IX issues. John Pilabin spoke at the banquet on strength training and his involvement as a coach of the national bobsled team.

The conference ended with a breakfast on Sunday and the Executive Council Meeting afterwards. Putting on such a large event requires the help of many individuals and their efforts are greatly appreciated. One of the big efforts for the upcoming year is to attract vendors for the new Gold, Silver, and Bronze level sponsorship. We had two companies, AWA and Crown Trophies, take part this year and we hope to attract more sponsors next year as the

MSADA works to build a strong financial base for the future.

○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ 2005 MSADA Award Winners! The following people received awards from the MSADA at the annual banquet. The banquet was held on Saturday, April 23, 2005, at the Princess Royale Hotel in Ocean City. Congratulations to All!

○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ 2005 NIAAA State Award of Merit MSADA Athletic Director of the Year Karl Heimbach, CMAA Presented to an athletic administrator who has made significant contributions to athletics in their school, Col. Zadok Magruder High School community and district and was a district athletic director of the year with in the past 3 years. MSADA Hall of Fame Presented to past athletic administrators for Mike Lafferty, CAA outstanding contributions to athletics. Dulaney High School Don Disney, CMAA Howard County Public School System National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association Certificate of Merit Ann T. Merritt Presented to the NIAAA members who have served as Dundalk High School (deceased) an athletic administrator. MSADA District Athletic Director of the Year 20 Years of Service Presented to an athletic administrator who has made Ken Klock, CAA (23) Reservoir High School significant contributions to athletics in their district. District 1A Bill Sterner, CAA, Hancock HS 25 Years of Service David Anderson, CAA District 1B Jim Horn, CAA, South Carroll HS District 2A Michael DelGrande, Bullis School Henry E. Lackey High School District 2B Karl Heimbach, CMAA, Ed Langan, CAA Elkton High School Col. Zadok Magruder HS District 3 Ed Bowie, Central High School Glenn Larnerd District 4 Lesley W. Cooke (deceased) Leonardtown High School Bernie Walter, CAA Maurice J. McDonough HS District 5 Michael Williams, CMAA Arundel High School Glenelg High School 30 Years of Service District 6 Mike Kalisz, CAA Hereford High School Michael Baker, CAA District 7 Daniel J. Schnatz, CAA North County High School Shelia Wooters, CAA Bohemia Manor High School District 8 Roger Eareckson Connelly School of the Holy Child Colonel Richardson HS District 9 Wayne Jackson Northwestern High School MSADA Distinguished Service Award District 10 Mary Ella Marion Presented to individuals outside the field of athletic administration. Mercy High School District 11 Michael Naunton Our Lady of Mount Carmel HS Dr. Clarence E. McWilliams, Jr. (deceased) 3 MSADA Awards

The sisters of the late Ann Merritt accepting her Hall of Fame induction

District 1A AD of the Year, Bill Sterner MSADA of the Year, Mike Lafferty (see article on page 1)

Award Recipients- (Sitting L-R) D1A - Bill Sterner; D1B-Jim Horn; D2B-Karl Heimbach; D3-Ed Bowie; D4-Don Cooke for Lesley Cooke; D5-Mike Williams The family of the late Dr. Clarence McWilliams (Standing L-R) D6-Mike Kalisz; D7-Dan receiving the Distinguished Service Award Schnatz; D8-Roger Eareckson; D9-Wayne Jackson; D10-Mary Ella Marion; D11-Mike Naunton; MS Athletic Director of the Year - Mike Lafferty

5 D8 AD of the Year, Roger Eareckson accepting his award. MSADA Awards 4 MSADA Awards

District 10 AD of the Year, Mike Nauton Wayne Jackson, District 9 AD of the Year

Congratulations to All! A list of MSADA Award Winners can be found on page 3.

Dave Hoch and District 5 AD of the Year, Mike Williams

Don Cooke accepting the Distict 4 AD of the Year Award on behalf of his late wife, Lesley Cooke

5District 6 AD of the Year, Mike Kalisz MSADA Awards 5 MSADA Conference Pictures

Chuck Stiles of JV Pro talks with Ken Cudd about a new score table. Banquet Speaker John Philbin and VP Karl Keimbach

Enjoying the Phillips Seafood Buffet

NIAAA Secretary/Treasurer, Donna King

MSADA Corporate Sponsor, Crown Trophy

Vince Parnell giving out the golf prizes Brian Van Deusen checks out a vendor’s product

6 Maryland State Athletic Directors Association 2005 CONFERENCE VENDOR PRIZE WINNERS

VENDOR PRIZE WINNER

JV Pro, Inc. $50 Cash Dan Perrotta, Norwood Leisure Fitness 50 Gift Card-Olive Garden Jill Myers,Franklin Schedule Star 1 Year Subscription Mike Lafferty,Dulaney US Specialty Coatings Case of Paint Carol Konrad, DuVal AWA Golf Balls Mike Kalisz, Hereford Sports Imports Blanket Mike Naughton, Mt. Carmel JR Sellman $25 Cash Al Poklemba,Glenelg Country Perm-Award $25 Cash Mary Fisher, Kent County AWA Polo Shirt Russ Lingner, Sparrows Point MSADACircle System Awards Golf Balls George Rash, Perryville Stitches With Design $25 Cash Brian Layman, Lansdowne Marlow Sports Pullover Karl Heimbach, Magruder Marlow Sports Pullover Vivienne Dailey, Retired Collins Sports Medicine Golf Balls Jeff Sullivan, Paint Branch Neff Pullover Jim Horn, South Carroll Tuscan Team Apparel $25 Gift Cert./Flip-Flops Terry Mollo, Westminster Dynamic Team Sports Sweatsuit Mary Ella Marion, Mercy Joan Carol Design Blanket Phyllis Hemmes, Bel Air Custom Team Apparel $25 Gift Cert./Flip-Flops Kim Sweet, Paint Branch Lighting Maintenance $50 Gift Cert.-Outback Stephen Moses, Surrattsville Lighting Maintenance $100 Gift Cert.-Outback Brenda Henley, Great Mills MF Athletic Co. Nationals Tickets Cap Poklemba, Gerstell Schedule Star 1 year Subscription Dick Knode, Retired Grandstand Design $25 Gift Card Ron Belinko, Baltimore Co. National Ticket Golf Bruce Sider, Glen Burnie Longstreth Shirt-Embroidery Teresa Bachtell, Smithsburg Boathouse Clothing Desi Brown, Crossland Newsome Seed $25 Cash Jeff Walen, Dundalk Neff Fleece Vest Cliff Nagle, LaPlata Recruit Sport Scouting $25 Cash Ed Bowie, Central Daktronics Seat Cushion Dave Anderson, Lackey Varsity Spirit $25 Cash David Byrd, Pocomoke Marlow Sports Pullover Ed Masood, Washington Co Marlow Sports Pullover Rich O’Donnell, Chopticon Neff Vest Tom Lentsch, Baltimore Lutheran Schelde North America Golf Balls Derek Maki, Kenwood Joan Carol Design Blanket Mary Bartell, Notre Dame Prep Joan Carol Design Blanket Marcia Nissel, N. Hagerstown Custom Team Apparel $25 Gift Cert./Flip-Flops Jill Masterman, Baltimore Co. MSADA Comp ‘06 Conference Registration Bob Smith, Gilman School MSADA 50/50 Raffle David Hoch, Loch Raven Princess Royale Princess Royale’s Comp Room Russ Lingner, Sparrows Point HS MSADA scholarship Trey Fales, son of AD Chuck Fales 7 Maryland State Athletic Directors Association 2005/06 MSADA Professional Sponsorships Take a moment and consider all that the MSADA offers in terms of professional growth for the athletic directors of the state which in turn benefits our programs, athletes and schools. Through the MSADA, athletic directors can: • Complete LTC Courses which enhance their professional competency • Participate in workshop sessions which provide practical solutions for the various challenges they must meet in their positions • Network with other athletic administrators • Take advantage of mentoring opportunities from experienced athletic directors … And many more Please consider having your school become a professional sponsor of the MSADA or encourage your booster club to make a contribution. In order to continue its valuable efforts, the MSADA could use your school’s support.

We already have a commitment from a few schools to be Professional sponsors. Will you be the next? Please help the MSADA’s efforts to promote quality athletic programs in the state of Maryland!

MSADA 2005/06 Professional Sponsorship Pledge

Name of school / Booster Club:

Address:

Please make your check out for $100 to: MSADA And mail it c/o: Ms. Carol Satterwhite, CAA, 5467 Gloucester Road Columbia, MD 21044

[email protected]

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1-888-516-7776 8 Maryland State Athletic Directors Association 2nd Annual M.S.A.D.A. Summer Institute The Maryland State Athletic Directors Association is proud to announce an opportunity to take LTC classes and the CAA exam during the summer to improve your skills and knowledge in the field of athletic administration.

Date: Monday, July 25, 2005 Cost: $90.00 per class if you register by June 20th, 2005. $110.00 per class if you register between June 21st-July 15th, 2005. $125.00 per class for registration at the door.

Location: Colonel Zadok Magruder High School 5939 Muncaster Mill Road Rockville, MD 20855

Classes: Session 1 8:00am-12:00pm LTC 501 Philosophy, Leadership, Organizations, and Professional Programs (Required for CAA exam) LTC 503 Citizenship Through Sports and Fine Arts LTC 508 Management Strategies and Organization Techniques

Session 2 1:00pm-5:00pm LTC 504 Legal Issues 1 (Risk Management) (Required for CAA exam) LTC 514 Dealing With Challenging Personalities LTC 520 Character and Coaching

CAA Exam 9:00-11:00am

REGISTRATION

Name: Address: Phone: School: County:

Session 1 LTC Class Selected Cost

Session 2 LTC Class Selected Cost

Total Enclosed

Payment: Please make checks payable to “MSADA” and send your check and registration to: Karl Heimbach, CMAA Athletic Director, Magruder High School 5939 Muncaster Mill Road Rockville, MD 20855 Note: A verification notice will be sent to you to confirm your registration. Please call Karl Heimbach at (301) 840- 4624 if you have any further questions. 9 Maryland State Athletic Directors Association MSADA New AD Workshop

A new athletic director faces numerous challenges and getting started in a new position can be overwhelming for many. Well, help is on the way!

The MSADA will host the 1st annual New AD Workshop on Thursday, July 28, 2005, at Magruder High School. An expanded presentation of LTC 502 will be taught which will include sections filled with practical suggestions, guidelines and handouts from experienced athletic directors from around the state to help the new AD succeed.

While this workshop is designed to help the new (0-3 years of experience) athletic director, this session is open to all who would like to complete the LTC 502 Course.

Date: Thursday, July 28, 2005 Cost: $95 if you register by June 20, 2005 $105 if you register between June 21st and July 15th $130 if you register at the door Location: Magruder High School Time: 8:30 AM – 2 PM

Please complete the attached registration form and return it with your check made out to the MSADA to:

Karl Heimbach, CMAA Director of Athletics Magruder High School 5939 Muncaster Mill Road Rockville, MD 20855

Registration – LTC 502

Name:

Address:

Phone:

School: County:

10 Maryland State Athletic Directors Association Mike Blackburn Named NIAAA Associate Executive Director

Mike Blackburn, CMAA, director of athletics at ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Committee since 1992 Northwestern High School in Kokomo, Indiana, for the and was named vice past 28 years, has been selected to the new position of chair in 2001 and co- associate executive director of the National chair this year. He has Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association had more than 15 (NIAAA), effective June 1, 2005. articles published in the Interscholastic Blackburn was chosen from among five finalists by the Athletic NIAAA Board of Directors. He will work with Bruce Administration Whitehead, NIAAA executive director since January 1, journal and regularly to lead the Indianapolis-based national organization for edits the “Nuts and high school directors of athletics. Bolts” column in IAA.

Blackburn, a 1972 graduate of Indiana State University, Blackburn earned his Certified Athletic Administrator was a teacher and coach at two Indiana high schools (CAA) designation in 1991 and became a Certified for five years before becoming director of athletics at Master Athletic Administrator (CMAA) in 2001. He has Northwestern High School in Kokomo in 1977. While been involved extensively in the NIAAA’s Leadership serving as an assistant principal responsible for athletics Training Program (LTP), having completed 22 courses, at Northwestern the past two years, Blackburn was and has been on the LTP teaching faculty since 1998. responsible for directing the 20-sport athletic program. Blackburn has been a speaker on five occasions at the During his tenure at Northwestern, Blackburn has National Federation of State High School Associations hosted more than 100 state tournament contests and (NFHS) National Conference of High School Directors more than 300 conference, county or invitational meets. of Athletics. Approximately 75 percent of Northwestern students participate in athletics, much higher than the national Among his many awards, Blackburn received the NIAAA average. Distinguished Service Award in 2000 and the NFHS Citation in 1998. He was chosen Indiana Athletic Director In addition to his duties at Northwestern, Blackburn has of the Year in 1996 and received the NIAAA State Award been involved extensively at the state and national levels of Merit in 1997. of high school athletic administration for many years. Blackburn was president of the Indiana Interscholastic The NIAAA is the national professional organization for Athletic Administrators Association (IIAAA) in 1994-95 high school athletic administrators and currently has and has served on the IIAAA Board of Directors since more than 5,500 members. The organization is 1991. Since 1997, he has served as IIAAA secretary dedicated to promoting the professional growth of high and liaison to the NIAAA. school athletic administrators and preserving the educational nature of interscholastic athletics and the Within the Indiana High School Athletic Association ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ place of these programs in the school curriculum. The (IHSAA), Blackburn served on the IHSAA Board of NIAAA was founded by the NFHS in 1977 and has been Directors and Executive Committee from 1995 to 2001 affiliated with the NFHS, the national service and and served as vice president of each group. He has administrative organization for high school athletics and served on numerous IHSAA committees and chaired activity programs, since that time. The NIAAA, which is several committees, including the Public-Private School a separate 501(c)(3) organization, is housed in the Study Committee in 2000-01. NFHS office in downtown Indianapolis.

At the national level, Blackburn has been involved extensively with the NIAAA since the early 1990s. Blackburn has been a member of the NIAAA Publications

11 Maryland State Athletic Directors Association CRAB TALK!

District 1 News from Jim Horn, CAA in Central Maryland Erik Barnes is currently filling in for Marty Brennan at Liberty High School as athletic director. Marty is recouperating from major back surgery and hopes to return to work sometime during the 2005 - 06 school year. District 4 News from Cliff Nagle, Southern Maryland District 2A News from Kim Hutcherson, CMAA We will have 3 new athletic directors, plus our supervisor announces his retirement Montgomery County Private Schools Jennifer Smith at McDonough High School (Charles Mike Delgrande of The Bullis School was selected at County) the District 2A Athletic Director of the Year AK Johnson at North Point High School(New high school Jeff Rose will be the new athletic director next year at in Charles County) the Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School Patuxent High School and Calvert High School both in Kim Hutcherson of The Holton-Arms School received Calvert County will have a new Atheletic Directors, but her CMAA designation in January the positions have not yet been filled Ron Stover, Supervisor of Athletics/Health & Physical District 2B News from Jeff Sullivan, RAA Education has announced his retirement, effective June Montgomery County Public Schools 30, 2005. The 2005 MSADA conference was one to remember for our district. District 9 News from Barbara Allen, Baltimore Jeff Sullivan (Paint Branch High School) is now the City representative for District 2B New AD’s is Baltimore City Jim Tapley (Northwest High School) was elected second Tiffany Byrd (Poly) Patricia Johnson (Mervo High vice-president School) Karl Heimbach (Magruder High School) is now the first Linda Mitchell-Holmes (W.E.B. Dubois High School) vice-president Herman Harried (Lake Clifton-Eastern High School) Brady Blade, Athletic Director at B-CC High School, on Chris Vacarro (Digital Harbor High School) his retirement this spring. Greg Warren (Carver High School)

Save the Date! 30th Anniversary MSADA Conference April 21-April 23, 2006 Princess Royale Hotel, Ocean City, Maryland

NIAAA Survey The NIAAA board of directors is conducting a survey of the membership to gather current data. Please log on to www.nfhs.org to complete the survey. If you have any problems accessing the survey please contact Chris Lord [email protected] or 317-972-6900.

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13 MSADA PROFESSIONAL SPONSORS MSADA Executive Council 2004-2005 2005-2007 (as of 1/5/05) President District 4 Representative Lee Dove, CAA (Calvert, Charles & St. Mary’s Archbishop Spalding HS Loch Raven High School Archbishop Spalding HS Counties) Severn, Maryland Baltimore, Maryland 410-969-9105x246 Cliff Nagle AD: Lee Dove, CAA AD: Dr. David Hoch, CMAA [email protected] LaPlata High School 301-934-1100 1st Vice President [email protected] Karl Heimbach, CMAA Baltimore County Public Maryland State Coaches Col. Zadok Magruder HS District 5 Representative Schools Office of Athletics Association 301-840-4624 (Anne Arundel & Howard Counties) [email protected] Vince Parnell, CAA Towson, Maryland Baltimore, Maryland Howard High School Coordinator: Ron Belinko, CMAA 2ndVice President 410-313-2874 Supervisor: Jill Masterman, CAA Jim Tapley [email protected] M.P.S.S.A.A. – District 4 Northwest High School 301-601-4629 District 6 Representative Calvert County: [email protected] (Baltimore County) Bob Graves, CAA Retired Leon Langley, Supervisor Reggie Brooks, CAA Long & Foster Real Estate Inc Charles County: Secretary New Town High School Jill Myers, CAA 410-887-1668 Newsletter Editor/Web Design Ronald Stover, CAA, Supervisor Franklin High School [email protected] St. Mary’s County: 410-887-1126 Andrew C. Roper, Supervisor [email protected] District 7 Representative Century High School (Cecil & Harford Counties) Executive Director/NIAAA Liaison George Rash, CAA Sykesville, Maryland Carol M. Satterwhite, CAA Perryville High School AD: Craig Walker North Carroll High School Retired 410-996-6000 Athletic Boosters 410-730-8542 [email protected] Hampstead, Maryland [email protected] District 8 Representative Chopticon High School Historian/Retired AD’s Representative (Eastern Shore Counties) Morganza, Maryland Ed Novak, Retired Mary G. Fisher AD: Richard O’Donnell Northwest High School 410-665-5953 Kent County High School 410-778-1394 Germantown, Maryland LTC Coordinator [email protected] AD: Jim Tapley David Anderson, CAA Col. Zadok Magruder HS Henry E. Lackey High School District 9 Representative Rockville, Maryland 301-743-5431 (Baltimore City) [email protected] Barbara Allen AD: Karl Heimbach, CMAA Oakland Mills High School Paul Laurence Dunbar High School Scorpions Booster Club LTC Coordinator 410-396-9487 Columbia, Maryland Ron Belinko, CMAA [email protected] Francis Scott Key High School Baltimore County Public Schools 410-887-2328 District 10 Representative Union Bridge, Maryland [email protected] (IAAM) AD: Leo Totten, CAA Randallstown High School Kim Chorosiewski, CAA Randallstown, Maryland District 1A Representative Garrison Forest School (Allegany, Garrett, & Washington 410-559-3446 AD: Mike Gelman, RAA Counties) [email protected] Franklin High School Marcia Nissel, CAA Reisterstown, Maryland North Hagerstown High School District 11 Representative AD: Jill Myers, CAA South Carroll High School [email protected] (MIAA) Tom Lentsch Sykesville, Maryland District 1B Representative Baltimore-Lutheran School AD: Jim Horn, CAA (Carroll & Fredrick Counties) 410-825-2323 x231 Glenelg High School Jim Horn, CAA [email protected] Glenelg, Maryland South Carroll High School 410-751-3575 Middle Schools Representative AD: Mike Williams, CMAA Westminster High School [email protected] Jaye Cohen, CAA Westminster, Maryland Norwood School AD: Terry Molloy District 2A Representative 301-841-2159 Great Mills High School (Montgomery County Private Schools) [email protected] Kim Hutcherson, CAA Athletic Boosters Holton-Arms School At Large Representatives Great Mills, Maryland Winters Mill High School 301-365-6044 Jeannie Prevosto, CAA Westminster, Maryland [email protected] Urbana High School 240-236-7711 AD: Bill Rumbaugh, CAA District 2B Representative [email protected] Howard High School (Montgomery County Public Schools) Ellicott City, Maryland Jeff Sullivan, RAA Shelia Wooters, CAA AD: Vince Parnell, CAA Paint Branch High School Connelly School of the Holy Child 301-989-5616 301-365-0955 [email protected] [email protected]

District 3 Representative Newsletter Editor (Prince George’s County) Bob Graves, CAA, Retired Bill Hay, CAA 1-800-296-9337 Frederick Douglass High School [email protected] 301-952-7737 [email protected] 14 MSADA 2005-2006 Membership Application & Renewal Form Please print or type. Be sure to include home, school address, and your email address. Complete all information for each individual and send in all completed forms attached to one check.

Name______School______

Home Address______School Address______

City______ST______Zip______City______MD_____Zip______

Home Phone______School Phone______

Fax Number______E-Mail Address______

Number of years as an Athletic Administrator______(Include 2004-2005 school year)

MSADA Dues only

______$30 Regular _____ New ______Renewal For all active athletic directors, activities directors, and athletic administrators in public and private schools.

______$25 Associate _____ New ______Renewal For assistant athletic directors, principals, assistant principals, coaches, college students, athletic trainers or anyone involved in interscholastic athletics in public and private schools.

______$10 Retired _____ New ______Renewal For all retired athletic directors, activities directors, and athletic administrators.

______$60 School Membership Package (new this year) For athletic directors; up to two assistant athletic directors and the principal.

List Names: AD______Asst AD______Asst AD______Principal ______

Amount Enclosed: $______Make checks payable to: MSADA Mail to: MSADA c/o Carol M. Satterwhite, CAA 5467 Gloucester Road Columbia, MD 21044 If you have any questions, please contact Carol via email or phone. Carol M. Satterwhite, CAA 410.730.8542 or [email protected]

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