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  • December 2025: Volume 26 - Issue 3

    newHickLogoWe are reprinting Ron Wencer's article about Mary Keller, Part 2, which includes new information about a photograph on page 6, along with a fascinating footnote.  We are pleased to include another episode of Where Are They Now?, featuring Hal Blackman from the Class of 1977. We think you will find his story fascinating and helpful! Last month, we asked those who served to email us. Our webmaster created a new section under Honoring our Vets, where you will see Our Veterans' Stories. Please continue to send us your information so we can add you to this section. Or, if you are already a website member, you can create your story as a Personal Blog. Email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. We also welcome articles and ideas from alumni; please don't hesitate to email us or write your own blog. 

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Leonard "Lenny" Casalino

Category: Class of 1966
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After graduating from HHS, Lenny attended the University of Maryland on a lacrosse scholarship. After graduation from Maryland , he attended the University of Baltimore Law School and obtained his Juris Doctor degree in 1973.
He spent his first 5 years after law school as a prosecutor in Maryland . He continues to practice law as a criminal defense attorney.

During his free time after U of Md, he played 15 years in the US Club Lacrosse Association. He also started lacrosse in southern Maryland and is known as the "God Father of Lacrosse" in his native county, Calvert.

He currently serves as president of SMYLA, geographically, the largest youth lacrosse league in US. As a result of his many honors as a player, coach and youth administrator, in 2006, Lenny was inducted into the U.S. Lacrosse Potomac Chapter Hall of Fame.

He lives with his wife, Erna, in Calvert County , Md. He has two children and 4 grandchildren. He also still plays lacrosse on the Master's level.

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