National Champions! The Competition Marching Band wins its first national title. IN THIS THE CARDINAL, WINTER 2017 FROM THE ISSUE Published for the Calvert Hall Community PRESIDENT Comments can be submitted to [email protected]. This publication has been prepared and edited by the Office of Advancement Dear Alumni, Family, Parents, and Friends, CALVERT HALL COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL 8102 La Salle Road Baltimore, MD 21286-8022 his issue of The Cardinal features stories of of Cardinals. To this end, the Board of Trustees has TELEPHONE: 410-825-4266 the many ways students through the years begun the process of developing a new strategic EMAIL: [email protected] have arrived at The Hall each day — to plan for Calvert Hall. I thank all of you who have WEBSITE: www.calverthall.com T the “Old Hall” and to our campus in Towson. given input and responded to our surveys. The PRESIDENT: Brother John Kane FSC, Ed.D. They are quite remarkable. Many more of you can planning process is ongoing and a new plan should Cardinals2 Win Big School10 News PRINCIPAL: Charles Stembler ’83 CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER share similar stories of multiple buses, departing be revealed in the fall of 2017. We are committed DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT: in the dark of the early morning and getting to a plan that will challenge us to reach new Joseph Baker ’76 ADVANCEMENT TEAM: home in the dark of night. These are stories of grit heights. Our intent is not to stand still and bask in Geoff Foltyn ’00, Advancement Associate and commitment. Quite frankly, I am not sure I our current success and achievements, but to strive Margie Forbes, Advancement Associate personally could have done that. I commend you. for excellence and to be the best at all we do. Julie Gleeson, Alumni Association Doug Heidrick ’89, Advancement Associate One would think that these stories would be Fundamental to the plan is the commitment to Meaghan Knapp, Advancement Associate & limited to the past, but that is not the case. We making a Calvert Hall education accessible to a 5 14 Executive Assistant to the President Calvert Hall Traditions Athletics Nichole Regulski, Advancement Associate still have students who find creative ways to get diverse population of young men. We need your Diana Wellein, Database Administrator to and from Calvert Hall. Multiple bus routes are support to do this. Please join in supporting or DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING: Danielle Werner not uncommon. Young men are coming from all continuing to support Calvert Hall. John Baptist DESIGN: Stephanie Coustenis|Graphic Design over the region and many spend more than an de La Salle told the first Brothers the most PHOTOGRAPHY: Galeone Photographers, hour travel time each way. If you came into the important thing they could do as educators was Julie Henn building at 7:00 a.m. you would find quite a few to “touch the hearts of their students.” Since 1845 PRINTING: Mount Royal Printing PROOFING: Kevin Ford ’05 students already here dropped off by parents on this has been happening at Calvert Hall, continues their way to work (school starts at 8:25 a.m.). If today, and will continue into the future. Thank Social6 Media Alumni18 Events OUR MISSION you stop by the Noppinger Commons late in the you for your support and all you do! Go Hall! Calvert Hall College, a Catholic and Lasallian college preparatory school, provides a diverse afternoon you would find many students still here St. John Baptist de La Salle . . . Pray for Us! community of young men with a broad and studying and waiting for rides home. balanced human and Christian education Live Jesus in our hearts . . . Forever! through excellent academic and extracurricular Someone new to The Hall, might ask the programs that promote leadership, achievement, Sincerely, and service within the church and community. question, “Why? Why pass by other closer schools

Calvert Hall College admits students of any to only have an extensive commute time; arriving 8 20 race, color, national, and ethnic origins to all early in the morning or staying late at night?” Brother John Kane FSC, Ed.D. Cardinal Connection Class Notes rights and privileges, programs, and activities The answer is simple. Like graduates before them, generally accorded or made available to students at our school. We do not discriminate on the our current students value the Brotherhood basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in that is Calvert Hall and are willing to make the administration of our educational and admissions policies, scholarship programs, and athletic, and sacrifice to be part of this wonderful community. other school-administered programs. Calvert Hall is a second home. There is a place for

Alumni news or information submitted by alumni everyone here. A key component of any Lasallian of Calvert Hall College High School exists for school is a welcoming atmosphere, and we have the purpose of alumni-to-alumni communication. that here. Winter 2017 Publication does not signify endorsement by Calvert 1 Hall or its sponsoring bodies. Calvert Hall is an independent, Catholic school for boys which upholds As we look to the future, we pledge to keep that the teachings of the Catholic Church. spirit and atmosphere alive for future generations Cardinal Magazine 2 Cardinal Magazine Winter 2017 Assistant Band Director, was honored as an All-American Band Director at the same bowl game. bowl game. same the at Director Band All-American an honored as was Director, Band Assistant Fabian, Sarah Ms. Bowl. All-American U.S. Army of the halftime during January in performed which Band Marching All-American U.S. Army the to named was band, ’17, II Lovette David marching competition of the amember the field competition. in participating schools fifteen other the show with halftime a joint performed They Anthem. Bowl National Sugar 2017the Allstate during flag hold to the were invited they finish, place first their For spot. place coveted first the and awards major all winning supreme, reigned once again They Louisiana. New Orleans, in Superdome Mercedes-Benz the at Bowl Competition Sugar Allstate the in performed they later weeks Afew short Parade. Mayor’s Christmas Baltimore the during locally talent its shared band The parents.” and students for the ecstatic more have been Icould Idon’t season. the think throughout band our and students of our growth proud of the very so Iam Championship. National the about think not to try but would season, the on in show early and group aspecial we had Iknew prevail. generally will perfection to closest is that group The or perfection. of excellence pursuit the in ourselves against We on competing focus meticulous. is judging the and intense is competition the because accomplishment, such adifficult is This Championship. National for the —aspiring goal areach is second The CHAMPIONS CHC

T The competition marching band has two goals, “First, win the state championships. championships. state the win “First, goals, two has band marching competition The for 16 years. Hall worked Calvert at has Music, of Instrumental Director Ecton, Brian percussion. of best award the earning Competition Mid-Atlantic USBands the at competed also They effect). overall best and guard, best percussion, best visual, best music, (best awards major all —sweeping Champions II Group State Maryland the were named They year. this awards other numerous earned band The visuals. best and music for best marks top earned band the Additionally, school. the for championship band marching national first the is this Stadium, MetLife at be crowned the USBands Group II Open Champions this past November. Held past this Champions Open II Group USBands the crowned be to of 96.875 score up aphenomenal drummed Band Marching he Competition In addition to the team title, the MIAA named Ben Alexander Alexander Ben named MIAA the title, team the to addition In MIAA records. records. MIAA to according season, same the in levels three all at title MIAA the won has program soccer a time first the is This title. consecutive ’07, third won their Zazzetta Gino and ’09, Manger Scott DiStefano, by Umberto coached team, Freshmen/Sophomore The Atitle. MIAA consecutive ’09, third won their Trevor coach Wittman assistant and ’00 Foltyn Geoff coach by head led team, soccer JV the as season this program soccer Cardinal for the atrifecta It was freshmen. two and sophomores, three juniors, twelve of consisting way for aroster the led seniors Sixteen title. the winning arole in played leadership team’sThe upperclass teams. All-America and (Mid-Atlantic) All-Region to Alexander named of America Association Coaches Soccer Year. of the Coach as National The Zinkand honoring players. All-Metro O’Connor were honored by and Alexander team. All-Conference the to Carroll Chris and Varsity Sports Network named Alexander All-Metro Player of the Year while Year Player of the while All-Metro Alexander named Network Sports Varsity and Sun Baltimore The

V players, students, and alumni proved how much Calvert Hall soccer means.” soccer Hall proved how much Calvert alumni and students, players, the of theexcitement whistle, final the After teammates. their trusted and themselves in who believed of players group have aspecial to fortunate Iwas season. of the end the at trophy championship the hoist to right the earn to doubts some and adversity overcome work and hard of the all put in players the Isaw for me personally. special is very 2003 since championship soccer MIAA first the “Winning shared, Zinkand season 16-4-2. its finished team The title. school’sthe is league 32nd this to back 1928, Dating in 15 years. title first and Mangione ’05 and Matt Little ’05, led Calvert Hall to its fifth MIAA A championship A championship MIAA fifth its to Hall Calvert led ’05, Little Matt and ’05 Mangione Nino coaches assistant ’87, with along Zinkand Rich Coach, Head Soccer arsity (pictured below) (pictured , Brady O’Connor, Seth Walker, and Walker, O’Connor, and Seth , Brady as first team team first as Sun Baltimore The 3 Cardinal Magazine Winter 2017 4 Cardinal Magazine Winter 2017 F O O O John Baptist de LaSalle, one that embraces diversity. embraces one that LaSalle, de Baptist John of St. on charism the built community a faith-based in thrive Students faculty. talented and by adedicated taught andbe resources, fromstate-of-the-art benefit programs, athletic and of extracurricular wide-range a in of study, course participate academic rigorous TRAVIS FRUHLING ’19 FRUHLING TRAVIS ’17 LUCKIE DORIAN Department Science ’09 HOOS TREY CAO/Director Advancement of ’76 BAKER JOE Calvert Hallman! Calvert moment a as every living and 171 going been strong has years remembered. be will that for myself anew name make person's and shadow another for others. also benefit, but personal not for just how them: use to learn and talents Hall. Students have the opportunity to complete to a have opportunity the Students Hall. Calvert defined has or over 171 opportunity years, partaking in a tradition that that atradition in partaking me to is pportunity out able step to of being me to is pportunity God-given their becometo men who recognize chance the having is Hall Calvert at pportunity Opportunity at Calvert Hall? What is the Meaning of “OPPORTUNITY” GALA 2017 2017 GALA

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ENGLISH FACULTY PRESENT AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE HC English teachers, Mr. Kevin Ford ’07 and Mr. David Hallman ’08, presented at the annual conference for the National Council of Teachers Cof English in Atlanta, Georgia.

FITZMAURICE ’69 AND SNHS INDUCTS INAUGURAL MISERENDINO ’99 HONORED HONORARY MEMBER  Calvert Hall is extending r. David Fitzmaurice ’69 alvert Hall’s Science National the brand from Baltimore COACH KERR SHAVES CANCER received the Calvert Hall Honor Society inducted its to the Boardwalk and beyond. M C ollege Counselor and Assistant Distinguished Lasallian Educator inaugural honorary member this You have seen us on digital Baseball Coach, Mr. Brooks Award. Mr. Louis Miserendino ’99 year. Members of the SNHS chose billboards on 83N & S and in the CKerr, shaved his head on October 4, was recognized by Stanford University Mrs. Sue Ward, physics and forensics Baltimore Magazine. You have 2016 to raise money for cancer for his exceptional teaching. He was teacher, for the honor. heard us on Mix 106.5 and 105.7 research in support of Nick Delp ’15 nominated for the honor by current The Fan. You have seen us on who was undergoing chemo Stanford student, Paul Phan ’16. WBAL and liked us on social treatment. Kerr sold raffle tickets to media. Here are a few of students, faculty, and staff for the our top posts from July opportunity to shave his head. This through January. Social event, held in Crispino Stadium and BROTHER JOHN KANE FSC broadcasted on Facebook Live, raised  @kanechcards more than $1,000. Media  @kanechcards CALVERT HALL WELCOMES 13 NEW FACULTY MEMBERS CHUCK STEMBLER @ hirteen faculty members joined John Stewart (Science), Mrs. Kelly Mr. Brian Bobak (Campus Ministry),  @principalchc The our team in the fall. Br. David Kamp (Social Studies), Mr. Rob Mrs. Linda Cerino (LaSalle  @ ChuckStembler TTrichtinger FSC (Asst. Athletic Smith (Associate Band Director), Mr. Program), Mrs. Ann McKee (LaSalle JOE BAKER Hall Director & School Counselor), Mr. Aaron Siegner (Social Studies), Mr. Program), and Mr. Joshua Harris  @joebaker76 Ryan Medina (Religion), Dr. Ben Michael Clark (Campus Ministry), (Religion & English).  @joebaker76 Miller, Ph.D., (Social Studies), Mr. Ms. Ashley Hubaykah (Religion),

CALVERT HALL IN MEMORIAM OF SUZANNE THOMPSON  @calverthall t is with great sorrow that Calvert to the Mission of Calvert Hall with Principal Charles Stembler ’83  @calverthallcollege Hall shares the passing, on her work in the La Salle Program. St. remembers Suzanne as “always being  facebook.com/calverthall ISeptember 5, 2016, of faculty La Salle emphasized gentleness as a student-centered. All that she did member, Suzanne Thompson. characteristic that teachers should revolved around what was best for Beginning in 2005, Mrs. Thompson have for their students. Suzanne her students.” taught for 11 years at Calvert Hall. exemplified this characteristic. We Mrs. Jennifer Healy, Director of the She earned a BA from the University will miss her, she will continue to La Salle Program, shared, “Mrs. of Michigan and a MAT from live in our hearts.” Thompson was known for her Goucher College. Her son, John positive spirit, gentle and caring Bodnar ’08, is a graduate of CHC. nature, and her appreciation for all 7 6 President Brother John Kane FSC that life had to offer. Beyond offered, “We are deeply saddened by academics, she challenged her the loss of Suzanne. She was a students to work to become the best wonderful educator and committed possible version of themselves.” Cardinal Magazine Winter 2017 Winter Magazine Cardinal Cardinal Magazine Winter 2017 Winter Magazine Cardinal 8 Cardinal Magazine Winter 2017 I B attended Alumni Association meetings well into his 90s. 90s. his into well meetings Association Alumni attended He luncheons. class numerous organized and Association Alumni for the President as Jr. served Malstrom, Additionally, ofFame. Hall Alumni Hall Calvert ofthe member inaugural 1981 an in as inducted being was moment proudest father’s his notes ’84, Tom Malstrom son, His Roast. & Oyster Bull Alumni the he chaired decades, four For Association. Alumni ofthe member dedicated a was Hall, The at time his during player afootball Malstrom, IN MEMORIAM OF WILLIAM “BILL” MALSTROM, JR. ’40 JR. “BILL” MALSTROM, WILLIAM OF MEMORIAM IN Hall and truly embody the spirit of our mission.” ofour spirit the embody truly and Hall Calvert to ablessing are They region. Baltimore entire the to commitment for their said be can same The men. young ofour all and institution this about care truly They Hall. for Calvert passion their celebrate and recognize to us allows honor This unrivaled. is Hall for Calvert care and to devotion Their commitment. oftheir example avisible is Stadium Russo in Field Kelly forward. Mission moved have the Janet and Senator the ways many are There years. thirty than more for Hall ofCalvert supporters passionate been have Janet and “Frank appropriate. most medal President’s ofthe recipients first the as Kellys ofthe selection the believes Br. John community. greater the in Hall Calvert representing as well as mission, school’s the to commitment and promotion school, the to loyalty and service Hall, Calvert with ofinvolvement length include recipients Medal President’s select to used Criteria Hall. ofCalvert Mission the to contributions outstanding 2016, in acknowledges instituted Medal, President’s The 2017. 25, March on Saturday, 2017 “Opportunity” Gala Hall’s Calvert at presented be will award This Medal. President’s ofthe recipients inaugural PRESIDENT’S MEDAL RECIPIENTS ANNOUNCED Connectıon Cardınal on March 23, 2016, of Mr. William “Bill” Malstrom, Jr. ’40. Malstrom, “Bill” 2016, 23, William ofMr. on March passing the shares Hall Calvert that sorrow great with t is has announced the Honorable Francis and Janet Kelly as as Kelly Janet and Francis Honorable the announced has Hall, ofCalvert Ed.D., President FSC, Kane John rother

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T I M Y Bartholomew, Apostle, John Baptist de La Salle wrote: Salle La de Baptist John Apostle, Bartholomew, ofSaint Feast the 24th, on August meditation his In ’48. Crispino Carlo late donors, Hall of Fame inductees, and aerial footage of of footage aerial and inductees, ofFame Hall donors, campaign Call” “Answer the the highlighting monitor “Are you Hall In for 12?” www.calverthall.com/giving for 12?” In “Are you Hall month? each In” for giving “Are you Hall Hall. The to gift monthly arecurring making in friends and staff, faculty, in the athletic office. She was a good and kind-hearted kind-hearted and good a was She office. athletic the in volunteered quietly Rose years many For Stadium. Crispino and Center Crispino we the have Carlo and of Rose generosity the “Through remarked, FSC Kane John Brother many years. for Hall ofCalvert benefactors and supporters unwavering steadfast, were Carlo husband late her and Crispino Mrs. place Sunday, October 23 through Saturday, November 5, 5, November Saturday, through 23 October Sunday, place IN MEMORIAM OF ROSE CRISPINO MEMORIAM IN DISPLAY INTERACTIVE NEW FOR 12 IN HALL WEEK RESTAURANT CHC with you at all times, for in it is found all the treasures of the of the treasures the all found is it in for times, all you at with on August 24, 2016, of Mrs. Rose Crispino, wife of the ofthe wife Crispino, Rose 2016, 24, ofMrs. on August passing the shares Hall Calvert that sorrow great with t is upgrade. The new display case features a touchscreen atouchscreen features case display new The upgrade. an received recently Hall ofKeelty hallway he main investment. Join fellow Calvert Hall alumni, parents, parents, alumni, Hall Calvert fellow Join investment. an it is adonation, than more is gift year-long our knowledge and wisdom of Jesus Christ.” of Jesus wisdom and knowledge in our inaugural CHC Restaurant Week took which CHC Restaurant inaugural our in participated restaurants their and alumni 20 than ore “How fortunate you are to carry the holy Gospel holy Gospel the carry to you are fortunate “How calverthall.com. HeidrickD@ at ’89 Heidrick Doug contact please Week, 2017our Restaurant in To participate restaurant. www.calverthall.com/ visit participated, that restaurants of alist For members. community Hall Calvert to bill total the off 10% offered 2016. establishment Each (MTR 159.1) (MTR

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9 Cardinal Magazine Winter 2017 10 Cardinal Magazine Winter 2017 O J Preparatory School Preparatory Dame Notre with partners SNHS Dennis Pita Ravens’ Honor Scouts Boy Motsay ’76 (CHC moderator). ’76 (CHC Motsay Charles Mr. and moderator) Tom ’71 (NDP moderators, Peri chapters’ the with along students, 16 and NDP CHC students 26 included Volunteers pollution. of Watershed free Chesapeake the keep to effort larger of the part is project service year a twice The Stream. Clean Project Gunpowder Valley Conservancy for the volunteered chapters Society Honor National Science achievement at the local, state, or regional level. or regional state, local, the at achievement outstanding who have demonstrated Scouts Eagle to committee Scout Association Eagle National council’s local by the granted recognition aprestigious is Scout This Award. Eagle Outstanding NESA the Pitta Dennis Ravens’ Baltimore presented Sam Vermette ’19 Vermette Sam ’17 Pearl and eremiah of the Calvert Hall and NDP NDP and Hall Calvert of the n November 19th, members

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11 Cardinal Magazine Winter 2017 12 Cardinal Magazine Winter 2017 O M summerprograms to enroll your children today children your enroll to summerprograms camps. sports different four to theatre to robotics from range Camps Michael Kosmas ’20 (2x Silver in Declamation). in Silver (2x ’20 Kosmas Michael and Declamation), in Valencia ’19 Silver and (Gold Nathan theState for Tournament), qualifies now —John Interpretation Oral in 1x Silver and Gold 2x Literature, Children’s in Gold Impromptu, in Gold (2x Moses John Impromptu), in Mention (Honorable Cojocaru Max Speaking), Impromptu ’19 in Ewachiw Mention Gabe (Honorable Speaking), Extemporaneous in Mention Honorable ’18 Scheper and (Gold Graham Speaking) Extemporaneous in Silver Speaking, Impromptu ’17 in Silver and Ferguson (Gold Malcolm accolades: have won following the students Speech and Debate Team ProgramsSummer @The Hall three tournaments this year. Calvert Hall Hall Calvert year. this tournaments three in competed has team Debate and Speech ur athletic, and enrichment camps at The Hall. Hall. The at camps enrichment and athletic, academic, attend to for children your plans ake Check out www.calverthall.com/ J Local TV Star Local Star TV science. and ecology, wildlife, about people young educates that 12 program Kthru award-winning an is TV. Kids Aqua Kids 12 of Aqua on Season one of the newest stars stars newest one of the ’17 Pearl is eremiah

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F E Announcing Legend Retires Legend Announcing ` ` ` ` ` FOOTBALL ` COUNTRY CROSS Features CHC Student-Athletes 11 Teams All-Conference MIAA teams were selected by member MIAA coaches. MIAA by member were selected teams service and dedication. dedication. and service of for years your you, Gary, Thank games. football during band marching the with ’18 he performs as Flynn Grayson grandson supporting and games soccer home during ’18 Flynn Nate grandson on his cheering found be can Flynn retired, Although Clark. Michael minister, campus first-year to mic the passed and game last his casted broad 13, May 2016, On Flynn games. and lacrosse ball, ` ` ` ` ` ` Chance Campbell ’18 Campbell Chance ’17 Hickey Luke ’17 Kordenbrock Jeff ’18 Sutton Reggie BJ Watson ’17 Strozyk Devon C Coach of the Year ’87Rich Zinkand Named All-Metro seasons at the helm. the at seasons five his in 56-38-9 is teams, championship Association Scholastic Maryland two on player a Zinkand, Network. a Sun Yearof the by 16Gary Flynn ’64 announcing soccer, football, basket soccer, football, ’64 announcing Flynn 16Gary on count could CHC fans years, 30 or than more their respective MIAA All-Conference teams. The The teams. All-Conference MIAA respective their to were named student-athletes Hall leven Calvert was named the Coach Coach the named was ’87 Zinkand Rich oach nd Varsity Sports Sports Varsity nd ’17 The Baltimore Baltimore The

ATHLETICS NEWS ` VOLLEYBALL ` ` ` ` SOCCER ` ` ` ` ` Nate Reynolds ’17 Reynolds Nate ’17 Carroll Chris ’17 Walker Seth ’17 O’Connor Brady ’17 Alexander Ben

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alumni have reached the front doors of Keelty Hall. Here are afew of their stories... carpools, and even a plane ride are just some of the ways our current students and to be aCardinal. These stories span decades. Multiple bus routes, intricate commuted to The Hall. Their drive, passion, and are grit evident in their commitment families have and remarkable they how regarding students stories CHC Many M traditions of The Hall. oftraditions The Hall. and values the experience and nearby lived who able to stay relatives with were They months. two for Hall Calvert attending by assignment class their completed Jarvis, and sons, Sam three Two of Brooks’ journal. keeping a while the all create they organize, and must complete ajourney Students project. Bound Outward to an similar which is Edinburgh” “The of Duke called, class a is there Australia, In roughly a30hour journey. Australia, Melbourne, in living despite Hall Calvert attend to opportunity the ensure sons his received Joe Brooks ’87 wanted to have attended The Hall. of the Brooks’ family of Brooks’ the family members 15 ore than

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Office of Advancement. Office the of courtesy provided Luncheon Alumni Young for the Hall The to returned 2013–2016 of Classes the of members 100 More than 2016 23, November LUNCH ALUMNI 9TH ANNUAL YOUNG Events

reminisce and reconnect. to gathered friends and alumni 20 Over home. at their event the hosted ’64 Sr. Keelty, Kevin and Lana 2016 11, August RECEPTION FRIENDS ANNAPOLISALUMNI & Annual — July 15, 2017. 15, —July Annual 11th Date for the Save the us. for hosting City Ocean Ropewalk and Family McFaul the to Thanks attendance. in 400 more than were there year, This BEACH AT THE CARDINALS ANNUAL 10TH in 2 & 7) please contact Geoff Foltyn ‘00 [email protected]. ‘00 Foltyn Geoff contact please 2&7) in ending (years reunion upcoming your organize to like you would If fall. this events reunion hosted 1996 and 1991, 1986, of Classes The REUNIONS

November 2, 2017 2, November Chapel followed by a lunch off-campus. off-campus. byalunch followed Chapel Star the of Lady Our The in celebrated guests their and alumni 50 over year, This campus. on for mass annually gather of1953 Class The CLASS OF 1953 ANNUAL MASS July 16, 2016 16, July

each guest was presented with a Veterans' Day Certificate. aVeterans' with presented was guest each and Forces Salute” “Armed played the band Our Allegiance. of Pledge the led '60 Nattans Col. which in We service aprayer held serve. currently or served have who friends and grandparents, parents, alumni, welcomed Hall The DAY VETERANS auction. silent and Raffle, Cardinal Drawing, 400 aBig featured event The attendance. in 800 over with homecoming annual for its gathered Association Alumni The 2016 23, November HOMECOMING [email protected]. Regulski Nichole contact please events, mom future on For more information Hall. at The time their over reminisce to Commons Noppinger the to back invited were mothers their and Young alumni MOTHER speaker. Twenty different professions keynote the was werehighlighted. Investments, for Fidelity Manager '97, Portfolio Pat Venanzi Mr. alumni. Hall Calvert gracious from insight gather and discuss, meet, to opportunity of2017 the had Class The DAY CAREER - SON EVENT October 19, 2016 19, October November 11, 2016 11, November January 5, 2017 5, January 450 years at Calvert Hall. at Calvert years 450 for more than taught group this Collectively, Center. Activity the in for lunch gathered faculty Retired LUNCH FACULTY RETIRED January 9, 2017 January host alumni from as early as the Class of 1939. of Class the as early as from alumni host We to honored were guests. their and alumni 100 more than for the bybrunch followed was concert The Cardinals. Golden Our by attended was Department Music CHC the by presented Concert Christmas annual The CARDINAL GOLDEN ALUMNI EVENTS for their service to CHC. to service for their atoken as Chair Hall Calvert aspecial with featured]) (not ’62 Ruane Pete and ’66, Bramble Frank ’75, Budosh Steve Chairmen, Board past honored John Brother 2016 6, October PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION December 21, 2016 21, December gifting atree. gifting and school the to donation a making by graduation their of 70th anniversary the celebrated of’46 Class The 1946 GIFT CLASS OF

19 Cardinal Magazine Winter 2017 CLASS NOTES

Jerome Karwacki ’66, retired Colonel, Dr. Thomas Smyth ’77, President & Kevin Peel ’84 graduated from the Steven Rottman, MD ’94 was named 1950s U.S. Army, attended the 55th CEO at St. Joseph's Medical Center, was Naval Postgraduate School with a M.S. Top Doc in Plastic Surgery by Baltimore James Henneman ’53 won the Lifetime anniversary of his former workplace, interviewed about his Catholic faith in in Program Management. As a Magazine in 2015 and 2016. Achievement Award for the Maryland Armed Forces Research Institute of the November Catholic Review’s Coffee Department of the Army Civilian, he Father James Boric ’97 has been State Athletic Hall of Fame. Medical Sciences in Bangkok Thailand. & Doughnuts section. now serves as the Chief, Test Integration appointed the Basilica’s new permanent and Lead Integrator for Weapons with Duane Flemming ’78 retired in Rector for the Archdiocese of Baltimore. William Hughes ’55, a photojournalist Richard McKenny ’68, William Program Executive Office Soldier. for Baltimore Post-Examiner, captured Wachter ’64, Robert McKenny ’64, October with 34 years of federal service. Kevin retired from the Army as a Calvin Bowman ’98 was named to The amazing pictures of the return of the Louis Civitarese ’65, and John He spent 23 years of those years working Lieutenant Colonel. Daily Record’s VIP List that recognizes Pride of Baltimore II to its home port of Stout ’72 enjoyed the Star Princess for the Department of Veteran Affairs. Marylanders under age 40 for their Baltimore in October. Cruise in Alaska. Brian Kroneberger ’85 hosts The Brian tremendous accomplishments. Kroneberger Financial Hour on WBAL Radio, Saturdays from 10-11 a.m. Jason Hicks ’98 and his wife Jennifer welcomed their daughter, Josephine, on Paul Susie ’85 was named Executive September 2, 2016. Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for Severn Bank. Dustin Green ’99 produced the short film,Gifts of My Kin, for Domestic Edward Callahan ’86, Executive Violence Awareness Month in October. Creative Strategist and Co-Founder of The film was shown at the LA Planit, won Tech Business of the Year at film festival. the 4th Annual Baltimore Innovation Donald Burke ’58, Lawrence Awards in October and was recognized in Helminiak ’58, and Carl Cuneo ’58 December at the PRSA Maryland Awards 1980s with five “Best in Maryland” awards. recently visited with Br. John Herron 1970s Francis DiPaula, Jr. ’81 participated in who was their teacher in 1954, his first Michael MacIntyre ’72 married Martha the Church of the Immaculate Thomas Johnson ’87 had an art exhibit year of eventually 37 years of teaching at Droge on December 5, 2016 in Conception’s special “Blue Mass” on on display through Christmas at the Hall. Bainbridge, WA. September 24, 2016 to give thanks to Greetings and Readings in Hunt Valley those who serve greater Towson in law called “My Maryland.” Gregory Portera ’73, Kevin Healey enforcement, emergency management ’74, John Houska ’74, Timothy Linz and fire safety. DiPaula is Baltimore Mario Armstrong ’88 inked a deal with ’75, John Palmere ’75, James Barrett County Fire Department Division Chief. Roker Media to host the first ever ’76, Stephen Craig ’76, and Joseph live-streamed interactive talk show for Vitrano ’76 recently celebrated their Rev. Charles Sikorsky ’82 said the Facebook Live. 40th anniversary of winning a soccer opening prayer for the U.S. House Keith Ewancio ’89 received the Social 2000s national championship at Loyola of Representatives session on Nick Faherty ’00 married Bridget Security Administration Honor Award University. December 19th. O’Brien on October 8, 2016 in for the Diversity and Inclusion Pittsburgh. Matthew Benson ’75, Peter Martin ’83, Founder and Champion Honor Award. Jim Stephens ’00, Greg Faherty ’95, president of Cactus Sky Digital, Michael Bowman ’96, Rich Garcia introduced “Dealer Influence,” an Kevin Pehlke ’89 was inducted into the ’95, Steve Davis ’01,Chris Yenias ’00, integrated solution for automotive Greater Baltimore Chapter of U.S. 1960s Craig Borchers ’01, Clark Cathey ’01, dealers to assist with online car sales. Lacrosse Hall of Fame on January 14, 2017. Blaine Taylor ’65 has written over 20 Derek Ciotta ’99, Geoff Foltyn ’00, books on history since 1992. Reich Rails: Ed Mullin ’83 was nominated for the Justin Layfiled ’01, Chris Knox ’99, Royal Prussia, Imperial Germany and the Young STEM Leader Award for the 4th Sean While ’00, Mike Dziecichowicz First World War 1825–1918 was recently Annual Baltimore Innovation Award. 1990s ’00, and Mike Norton ’99 joined released worldwide. Joseph Hughes ’90 and his wife Sarah the celebration.

CLASS Triffin Alatzas ’84, Editor-in-Chief Joseph Bartenfelder ’75, Maryland welcomed their daughter, Hannah and Publisher of the Baltimore Sun, Elizabeth, on September 9, 2016. Secretary of Agriculture, was guest recently was the keynote speaker for the speaker at the January 2017 Greater Greater Baltimore Economic Forum Thomas Welsch, Jr. ’91 married Baltimore Economic Forum. breakfast meeting. Megan Corrao on September 17, 2016. Glenn Ercole ’76 joined Steve Shaw Charles Boecker ’84 and Peter Sean Arnold ’92, the chef of as a partner at Shaw Real Estate LLC Sullivan ’84 won the putting contest at Underground West restaurant in York, PA Winter 2017 in Baltimore. the BFG Community Foundation’s participated in York County Food Bank’s Winter 2017 20 Andrew Shipley ’77, a partner at Community Cup Golf Outing and Iron Chef Competition in October. 21 Perkins Coie in Washington DC, has donated the money back to Calvert Hall. James Oh ’92 and his wife, Katherine been named a 2016 Law360 MVP in the Marie, welcomed their second son, Notes Government Contracts category. Alexander Matthew, on October 28, 2016. Cardinal Magazine Cardinal Magazine 22 Cardinal Magazine Winter 2017 Nicole Covello on September 24, 2016. 24, onSeptember Covello Nicole SwansonGavin ’04 Year the of award. Photographer National Television News Crisp NPPA Ernie the for runner-up Year was the of and Photographer “Top East Region” Association’s Photographer Press National named Fox 45 was Baltimore’s at Jed Gamber ’04 Gamber Jed Segment. ’07 Scanga Chef, Executive Louis Petit ’04 Gamber Jed 2035. of Class CHC the in be will 11th. onOctober Duke Thomas, John boy, ababy welcomed Duke Ashleigh, ’03 Greaver Zachary devices. way two develops that company atechnology LISNR, of CEO Year. the of Tech He is Entrepreneur 2016 Enterprise Black named as well as 2016 2015 and in 50 Disruptor CNBC’s ’02 Williams Rodney 14, 2016. September on Daniel, Cormac son, their of birth the announce to excited are Michelle, ’02 Kyle Stringer title. IAAM consecutive second its to team the led teams, track and Country Prep’s Cross Maryvale ’00 Miller Jason

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, , Charles S. Henneman ’58 Henneman S. Charles late the of brother-in-law ’09; Krastel R. John uncle great ’85; P.John Krastel late the ’83, Krastel B. ’63, Joseph Krastel H. John of uncle ’59; J. Krastel Robert ’64 W. Krastel Lawrence McEntee ’69 E. James late the of brother-in-law ’97, P. Jones Joshua ’00; Nicholas Jones John of Jr. ’69; grandfather Jones, ’45 Jones E. James ’64 J. Janowitz Henry Sr. ’52 J. Hughes, Thomas ’61 J.Heffner William ’45 Heffner L. Donald ’55 Hammen A. Joseph ’57 T. Hammen Michael ’61 P. Giannaccini Michael ’65 Reusing H. ’61,Fowler William L. James ’56, J. Fowler Charles late ’39 Fowler C. Thomas ’92 Elliott R. Christopher D’Avella ’53 Salvatore ’48 DiPietro G. Thomas late the of ’16; brother DiPietro C. Jack of grandfather ’86; DiPietro ’52 P. DiPietro Louis ’67 W. Dinisio Christopher Cremen ’64Matthew Jr. and ’58 Cremen, R. Ambrose late the of brother Sr. ’29; Cremen, R. Ambrose ’60 Cremen E. Richard Jr. ’57 Carr, C. Hugh ’94 J. Slowik ’67; Dennis of uncle Callender L. Michael ’59 and Callender E. ’64 D. Callender John ’63 Calwell S. Edward of brother ’89; Calwell S. ’61 Calwell C. James ’94 Burkhardt J. Eric late the and ’85 J. Burkhardt ’54 P.Joseph Burkhardt ’86 Brookes S. Benjamin ’74 and Brookes A. ’69, J. Brookes Edwin William late the T. ’72, George Brookes ’89 Blachowicz David ’60 D. Blachowicz Albert NOTES CLASS

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23 Cardinal Magazine Winter 2017 24 Cardinal Magazine Winter 2017 John R. Sherwood R. John ’71 Schafer C. William ’70, T. Schafer ’49 T.George Schafer Sr. ’53 Rolle G. Raymond ’78 Roberts M. ’55 J. Roberts Joseph ’62V. Rini ’66 J. Rini Victor Jr. ’60 J. Peterson, William ’97 Ollerhead ’67; Russell of uncle Ollerhead S. Robert ’69 D. Ollerhead Stephen ’85 Neumeyer C. William ’02 Ryan Jewell P. ’40 Moose Albert ’85 Scott B. ’14,McGraw Richard S. P. Matthew Joseph ’86, ’88, McGraw D. Joseph Linzey ’88, D. Linzey James ’85, J. Linzey Christopher ’84, D. Linzey Brian of uncle ’68; J. McGraw William ’79 McGraw C. Mark ’93 Hiebler V. ’91, Michael III Heibler H. Charles ’59 McCardell E. Joseph ’86 Hook C. Eric ’86, Hammen G. Edward ’83, Keegan M. Kevin ’82, Keegan Stephen of uncle ’78; Maskell L. ’74, Charles F. Maskell Raymond ’64 Maskell L. Lawrence ’10 Burton B. Carroll of great-uncle ’58; J. Burton William late the of brother-in-law ’88; T. Lange Patrick ’85, T. John ’83, Lange J. Burton Timothy ’87, D. Burton Mark of uncle ’15; III Mannion M. Thomas of grandfather ’56; Mannion C. William late of Sr. ’61 Mannion M. Thomas ’16 Trinte M. Jacob of uncle grand ’07; great D. Malstrom ’07, Joseph J. Malstrom Christopher of grandfather ’55; D. John Malstrom late the of brother member; faculty Jones, Barbara ’84, Malstrom E. ’77, Thomas J. Malstrom ’74, Christopher Malstrom F. Paul ’70, Malstrom G. Michael ’67, III late the J. Malstrom William ’40 J. Malstrom William , brother of Thomas Thomas of , brother

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James Fioravante James ’63 Dippel P. ’63, Timothy Dippel M. Eugene of ’16; sister-in-law P.James Pessagno of grandmother ’89; Pessagno D. James Jr. ’61; of Dippel, X. stepmother “Frank” T. Dippel Susan ’53 Crispino P. Daniel of sister-in-law ’78; Crispino T. Louis of ’48; mother Crispino Crispino Rose ’06 J. Croteau Michael of uncle Trustees; of Board Croteau, James M. Croteau ’64 Costantini Briana Costantini ’75 Connor ’67, Connor J. Stephen Michael late Charles E. Mahan, Jr. Mahan, E. Charles ’75 F.X. Linz ’71, Timothy Linz G. James ’68, Linz William of sister-in-law Linz Terrie ’12 Klages A. Chad of grandmother ’82; Klages Klages Joyce Jr. ’78 Kiper, Kiper M. Rheta Hall Calvert of President Kane, Kane Patricia ’85 Jaklitsch W. Stephen ’78, T. Jaklitsch Michael ’76, J. Jaklitsch Richard ’75, Jaklitsch J. James ’73, Jaklitsch L. Frederick Jaklitsch J. Frederick ’13 Fioravante M. Soellner ’15 Soellner M. Soellner James ’72 Peroutka J. Dr. Stephen ’75, Peroutka M. Peroutka Frank Affairs Student Clara Nardini ’89 Pessagno D. James of ’16; father-in-law P.James Pessagno McPherson Douglas ’80 W. Gilbart Frederick Sarah H. Connor H. Sarah , wife of Gregory J. Linz ’76; ’76; J. Linz Gregory of , wife , mother of Kevin A. A. Kevin of , mother , mother of Brother John John Brother of , mother , long-time volunteer for for volunteer , long-time , wife of the late Carlo L. L. Carlo late the of , wife , grandfather of Kevin Kevin of , grandfather , father of Dr. Robert Dr. Robert of , father , mother of Melvin A. A. Melvin of , mother , wife of Francis Francis of , wife , , mother of the the of , mother

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