Alums Get Together For Golf Classic
	On May 15, over 100 alums celebrated great camaraderie, enjoyed perfect weather, and played questionable golf at the annual Little Hoya Golf Classic at PB Dye Golf Club. Many young guns eyed the championship cup but it was experience that proved the difference as Greg Steis '83, Mike Sullivan '81, Mike Vechery '83, and Mike Gilson '91, made enough putts to pull out the victory. Congratulations gentlemen!

	Upcoming Events
	GP Alumni Association Happy Hour Please join us for our second Georgetown Prep Alumni Association Happy Hour at Caddies on Cordell in Bethesda on Thursday, June 11. We have the upstairs bar reserved so please stop by anytime between 6-10pm. A $5 donation gets beer specials sponsored by Maryland's own Hook & Ladder Brewery and light hors d'oeuvres. Caddies is within walking distance of the Bethesda metro. There is also a parking garage on the same street as Caddies. When: Thursday, June 11; 6-10pm Where: Caddies on Cordell - Upstairs Bar Donation: $5  Light hors d'oeuvres will be served. Hook & Ladder Beer specials sponsored by Steve Radanovic '93. Donations will go towards the alumni scholarship and other charitable causes sponsored by the GPAA. RSVP: Andrew Vines, 93

	Hoya Profile: Bo Blair, '90
	Bo Blair with wife Meghan and daughter Hadley outside their home. Having built several successful business establishments in the Washington D.C. area, Bo Blair, '90, has come to be well-known and well-loved by his peers, customers and classmates. He talks about the importance of remaining connected to Prep, his thriving business and his family. 1. What were some of the important lessons you learned while you were a student at Prep? I believe high school is the four most important years of your life. There is no better place to grow and learn to be a man than at Prep. Prep taught me the importance of tradition, concern for others who are less fortunate, loyalty to friends, how to do things the right way, and motivation to succeed in life.

	Alumni Notes:
	Five Prep grads are among Loyola University's 'Katrina Class' Columnist Chris Rose, '78, writes in the Times-Picayune (New Orleans, La.) the story of five "Hurricane Boys from Georgetown Prep." Patrick Haile, Ryan Murphy, Rory Coakley, Brett Cooper and Ryan Farishian graduated from Loyola University on May 9. Read the full story here. Bob Elliott, '88, reported that William Jackson Marley Elliott was born on May 14, 2009, at 9:11pm. He came in weighing a solid 7 lbs 10 oz. Dad writes, “Most importantly, he already has more hair than his old man!” Both Marley and Mom are doing great. Alexander (Zan) Gormley, '00, graduated summa cum laude from the University of Maryland School of Law. He was ranked #5 in a class of 242. Prior to this, Zan worked two years for M&T Bank. Murphy, '05, Named to First-Team Academic All-District Team College Park senior and third baseman Mike Murphy, '05, has been named to the 2009 CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine First-Team Academic All-District Baseball Team for District 2.  In his four-year career, Murphy has been a force on and off the field, leading the Terps in batting average, home runs, RBIs and slugging percentage this season and ranks in the top five in school history in most major offensive categories. As a student, Murphy owns a cumulative GPA of 3.43 in Finance - Business Management and has been named to the Atlantic Coast Conference's all-academic team two years running.

	Spring Highlights in the Little Hoya
	With graduation past and students taking final exams, Prep is preparing to wrap up another successful and eventful school year. Read all about the Spring highlights in the May 22 issue of the Little Hoya: The Arts: The Prep Players took the spring musical comedy, The Foreigner, to the next level with an outstanding cast that included performers from Visitation and Academy of the Holy Cross. Sports: Read a wrap-up of the lacrosse (20-3), golf (13-1), baseball (15-6) and tennis seasons (10-3). College-Bound: See where the class of 2009 has committed to as they move onto college.