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Community - Crofton
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Published
11/16/07
Ernest Brian Boaudoin III sits atop a cafeteria table during a quiet moment at Arundel High School, gently strumming his Fender acoustic guitar. 
Wendi Winters - The Capital
Arundel High senior Ernest Brian Baudoin III, 17, of Crofton, a talented musician, writer and school newspaper editor, is also a wide receiver on the Wildcats football team.Find Us On Facebook
Abruptly, the mood is broken as the room fills with hungry students. He grabs his football helmet, closes his guitar case, hefts his bulging backpack and heads out. The 17-year-old senior from Crofton is known by everyone as "Brian."
"I didn't even know my first name was Ernest until second grade," he said. "As I get older, it gets more appealing. It'll get a laugh at graduation." His intensity and laser-like focus is offset by an easy-going manner, a badge of his Cajun heritage. His...
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