Maryland
Records 1 through 15 out of 60

	Year: 1976 Anne V. Hubbell Wheaton, MD, Wheaton High School College Plans: Penn State, BAE Architectural Engineering 1980; Cal State Northridge, MS Applied Mechanics 1989   After graduating from Penn State in 1980, my husband and I moved to California as an adventure. I worked for several years as an engineer, and then switched to researching nuclear weapon effects. I edited manuals and created a program to quickly estimate airblast, cratering, radiation, and ground shock. Meanwhile, I had 5 children and became more involved with volunteering at schools, including teaching extra-curricular earthquake classes. We've now moved back to the snow belt in Ohio and enjoy the changing seasons.
	Year: 1978 Linda P. Falcao Kensington, MD, Albert Einstein Senior High School College Plans: University of Pennsylvania
	Year: 1989 Mark J. Badros Salisbury, MD, Parkside High School   As a gifted and talented student from elementary through high school, Mark was enrolled at Princeton University this year but technically graduated with his high school class in May. Having exhausted all of his school’s advanced classes and resources, Mark was given the option to enter Princeton and waive his senior year. While at Parkside, he was involved in student government, the Mock Trial team, National Honor Society, and the French and Latin clubs. He has received numerous honors and awards from various other organizations, including the Optimist International Oratorical Contest, varsity tennis, computer programming and swimming.
	Year: 1989 Michelle S. Ho Germantown, MD, Seneca Valley High School College Plans: Stanford University   Micheile is bothered by the lack of concern many of her peers show toward political, social and cultural affairs of the world. As a result, she founded and was president of the International club, vice president of the French club, treasurer of student government and secretary of the Ethnic Awareness club. A high achiever, Michelle served as a tutor with the National Honor Society and won the Montgomery County Public School Superintendent's Writing Award. She also wrote for her school's newspaper and its literary magazine, and was public relations chairman of the Young Organization of Chinese Americans. Michelle plans a career in medical law after graduating from Stanford.
	Year: 1989 Anita S. Pacylowski Columbia, MD, Atholton High School   Anita is the recipient of a Level I Award from the National Foundation for advancement in the Arts for her exceptional competence in the held of classical ballet. She has studied at the Washington School of Ballet and participated in summer programs with the San Francisco, Boston and Joffrey Ballet companies. A very self-disciplined, hard-working and independent person, Anita has a strong devotion to dance and an equally strong devotion to education. Anita states that her mother has kept her aware of her Korean heritage and culture, thereby instilling in her a faith in herself and her family.
	Year: 1991 Wesley S. Chan Towson, MD, Towson High School College Plans: Princeton University
	Year: 1995 Linette P. Cheng Bethesda, MD, Walt Whitman High School College Plans: Maryland Institute College of Art   I graduated with a Bachelor's Degree of Interior Architecture and Design. Currently, I run an excavation corporation on the Eastern Shore, design and exhibit paintings as they progress.
	Year: 1995 Marian Lee Potomac, MD, Winston Churchill High School College Plans: Harvard College
	Year: 1996 Vaughn T. Gray Patomac, MD, Saint Andrew's Episcopal School College Plans: Completed Amherst College in 2000   Completed Human Sciences Degree at St. Hughs College, Oxford. Currently attending Weill Cornell Medical School in NYC
	Year: 1997 Gautam Mukunda Silver Spring, MD, Montgomery Blair High School College Plans: Harvard   After Harvard I worked for a year at the Kennedy School of Government, then for two years at McKinsey. Now I am a PhD student in Political Science at MIT.
	Year: 1998 Daniel L. Wagner Owings Mills, MD, McDonogh School College Plans: University of Maryland   Graduated from the University of Maryland in 2002. Completed medical school in 2006 and now aiming to tackle the obesity issue in America.
	Year: 1999 Christopher N. Baily Silver Spying, MD, Montgomery Blair High School College Plans: Cornell University   Christopher is from Silver Spring, Maryland, and recently graduated from Montgomery Blair High School. His is a 1999 Presidential Scholar Arts scholar in visual arts, and also has interest in video arts. He has won many awards for his art, including being a Maryland Distinguished Scholar ARTS finalist and winning first place in the Maryland Scholastic Press Awards for his work in his school paper. Christopher will attend Cornell University in the fall where he will study Fine Arts and Political Science.
	Year: 1999 Evan M. Goldman Bethesda, MD, Walt Whitman High School College Plans: Maryland Institute College of Art   Evan Goldman has been drawing since before he can remember. He began painting under the direction of Mr. Walt Bartman when he was twelve. Evan turned his family's guest room into a studio and has been painting intensely ever since. Evan has sold many paintings, and has had two professional shows. Next year he will attend Maryland Institute College of Art, in Baltimore. Evan's awards include the Marie Walsh Sharpe Scholarship, Maryland Distinguished Scholar in the Arts Scholarship, the Arts Recognition Talent Search, and second place in the Maryland Artist Equity Competition.
	Year: 1999 Christopher L. Guo North Potomac, MD, Thomas Sprigg Wootton High School College Plans: Harvard University   Chris strides from Richmond, Virginia and for much of his early life attended an all boys St. Christopher's School. There he won back to back "Highest Academic Average" prizes through middle school and ninth grade, although losing to Ned Stone in 7th grade. Outside the classroom, Chris found time to play ruthless short stick defense in lacrosse and run 3 seasons of cross-country and track, mostly due to the mandatory athletics policy at St. C. During high school, he moved to idyllic suburban Maryland, attended Wootton High School for a short time, and excelled at taking standardized tests. Because of Harvard's prestige, Chris went to college with several people who either were or will eventually become famous. For example, he lived in the same house as actress Natalie Portman. Upon graduation in 2003, Chris worked briefly as an investment banking analyst at Banc of America Securities, whose offices are located in the Mugatu building south of Central Park, before running away to the West Coast and calling San Diego "home." He is currently a Ph.D. student at UC Santa Barbara, in the Economics and Environmental Science Program. Everyday he rides his bike to school and works on decreasing his carbon footprint.
	Year: 1999 Stephanie M. Waters Columbia, MD, River Hill High School

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