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Newsmakers<br />
National Geographic<br />
Features Nieman Photo<br />
Simply Beautiful Landscapes, National Geographic’s<br />
2011 Engagement Calendar, features a photo by<br />
David Nieman ’11 (Wolfeboro). Nieman’s image of<br />
Portland Head Light in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, was<br />
among 52 “evocative nature scenes” selected for the<br />
calendar.<br />
He took the photo a few years ago in late December<br />
while visiting family on the Maine coast. “I noticed<br />
the snow on the roof of the lighthouse first. The<br />
contrast between the powdery snow and the dark<br />
rocks creates a really nice effect. I think what really<br />
pulls the shot together is the black and white quality,<br />
the fog, and the crashing water.”<br />
Nieman is now studying film and photographer at<br />
Emerson College.<br />
McGary Blogging for<br />
ESPN, Played in Elite<br />
For the upcoming school year, Mitch McGary ’12<br />
(Hinsdale, Indiana), the top-ranked power forward in<br />
the ESPNU 100, has agreed to chronicle his thoughts<br />
on everything from his recruitment to pop culture in<br />
a blog for ESPNHS.<br />
In August, McGary played<br />
in the Boost Mobile Elite<br />
24 event, which featured<br />
24 of the top high school<br />
basketball players in<br />
the United States. The<br />
game was televised live<br />
on ESPN. McGary is the second <strong>Brewster</strong> player to<br />
be selected for this showcase game. Will Barton<br />
‘10, who now plays for the University of Memphis,<br />
played in the 2009 game.<br />
TW Foundation Honors<br />
Blair and Francis<br />
Recent graduate<br />
Keshia Blair ’11 and<br />
Najee Francis ’15<br />
were among the<br />
academic honorees at<br />
the 19 th Annual Trey<br />
Whitfield Foundation<br />
Awards Banquet.<br />
Both students are<br />
graduates of the Trey<br />
Whitfield School<br />
(TWS) in Brooklyn,<br />
New York.<br />
Blair, an honors student and lifer at <strong>Brewster</strong>,<br />
is originally from Guyana. She is now studying<br />
humanities and Spanish at Stetson University and<br />
working toward her dream of becoming a criminal<br />
justice attorney.<br />
A Brooklyn native and salutatorian of TWS’s class of<br />
2011, Francis carries on the legacy of Trey Whitfield<br />
graduates continuing their education at <strong>Brewster</strong>.<br />
The Trey Whitfield Foundation was founded in 1989 to<br />
commemorate the life and spirit of Trey Whitfield ’89.<br />
Its mission is to pursue Trey’s dream that everyone,<br />
regardless of ethnic background, has equal access to<br />
the educational opportunities that they need to reach<br />
their potential in life; that every child will have a<br />
helping hand and every young person will get support<br />
from someone who cares about their future.<br />
Wolfeboro Brochure<br />
Features Walker’s Work<br />
Marlee Walker’s ’11 (Wolfeboro) photo of<br />
downtown Wolfeboro appears in the 2011<br />
Wolfeboro Area Chamber of Commerce brochure.<br />
Walker captured the photo as part of an assignment<br />
in her digital photography class. She is studying at<br />
the University of Vermont.<br />
All-American Mitch Chapman<br />
Lacrosse player Mitchell<br />
Chapman ‘11 (Oshawa,<br />
Ontario) was voted All-<br />
American, which is the<br />
highest distinction a high<br />
school lacrosse player<br />
can achieve. Chapman is<br />
the seventh <strong>Brewster</strong> lacrosse player to receive this<br />
honor. He will play for Bryant University next season.<br />
Shaw is Pitcher of the Year<br />
Brennen Shaw ‘11<br />
(Presque Isle, Maine)<br />
was named Lakes Region<br />
Pitcher of the Year. Shaw<br />
plans to play hockey at<br />
Assumption College.<br />
20 <strong><strong>Brewster</strong>Connections</strong> – Fall 2011