The Cardinal Magazine - Summer 2017

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THE CARDINAL, SUMMER 2017 Published for the Calvert Hall Community

IN THIS ISSUE

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This publication has been prepared and edited by the Office of Advancement CALVERT HALL COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL

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EMAIL: communications@calverthall.com WEBSITE: www.calverthall.com PRESIDENT: Brother John Kane FSC, Ed.D. PRINCIPAL: Charles Stembler ’83 CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT:

Joseph Baker ’76

ADVANCEMENT TEAM:

Geoff Foltyn ’00, Advancement Associate

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Margie Forbes, Advancement Associate Julie Gleeson, Alumni Association Doug Heidrick ’89, Advancement Associate Meaghan Knapp, Advancement Associate & Executive Assistant to the President Nichole Regulski, Advancement Associate Diana Wellein, Database Administrator DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING: Danielle Werner DESIGN: Adrienne Kourtesis|Kosari Design PHOTOGRAPHY: Galeone Photographers

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PRINTING: Schmitz Press PROOFING: Kevin Ford ’07

OUR MISSION Calvert Hall College, a Catholic and Lasallian college preparatory school, provides a diverse community of young men with a broad and balanced human and Christian education through excellent academic and extracurricular programs that promote leadership, achievement, and service within the church and community.

Calvert Hall College admits students of any race, color, national, and ethnic origins to all rights and privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at our school. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in administration of our educational and admissions policies, scholarship programs, athletic, and other school-administered programs.

Alumni news or information submitted by alumni of Calvert Hall College High School exists for the purpose of alumni-to-alumni communication.

Publication does not signify endorsement by Calvert Hall or its sponsoring bodies. Calvert Hall is an independent, Catholic school for boys which upholds the teachings of the Catholic Church.

FROM THE PRESIDENT

Dear Alumni, Family, Parents, and Friends,

This issue focuses on vocations to the religious life and priesthood.Two young men reflect on how their Calvert Hall experience helped them make the decision to enter the Seminary and join the Christian Brothers.They give great testimony to their experience here and to vocation. Calvert Hall has a long tradition of graduates answering a call to this life and we are proud of the many who have responded.

There is still a great need in the Church for people to join in this work and we celebrate that there are Calvert Hall men responding to the call of religious life.

This year, we also experienced loss. Long time faculty members Bernie McGinn and Jack Murtaugh ’61 passed away. Bernie spent many years overseeing the Academic Resource Center and coaching golf while Jack served over 45 years as a Spanish teacher, language chair, and chair of the guidance department. Bernie’s and Jack’s long service to our students has made them legendary.They join the likes of George Kropp, Bill Karpovich, Charles Freitag, Frank Clary, Larry Wineke and Ted Thorman. Someone mentioned to me recently, that heaven now has a pretty good faculty.The loss of these two men is heavy on our hearts but we also celebrate their goodness and what they accomplished.Truly, these men saw their lives in education as vocation.They stood side by side with the Brothers to make our Mission a reality.

As I reflect on these true Legends of the Hall, I can’t help but think of how blessed we are and have been. For many years, dedicated Brothers and dedicated lay men and lay women have worked side by side making Calvert Hall the wonderful school it is. From Brother Francis McMullen, to Brother Gabriel, to Brother Gregory Cavalier, to Brother Andy, to Brother Regis, to Brother Kevin Strong, to Brother

The good news is that Calvert Hall is the same today as yesterday. Calvert Hall has a dedicated faculty and staff comprised of Brothers and lay teachers who are passionate about The Hall and its mission.They do not come to work each day; they come to school. John Baptist de La Salle wrote, “You must, then, look upon your work as one of the most important and necessary services in the Church, one that has been entrusted to you by pastors, fathers and mothers (MTR 199.1).” Hearts are touched and lives are transformed on a daily basis because of the dedication of these wonderful people. De La Salle also told the Brothers that this work is not your own, it is God’s work.This is what we do at Calvert Hall.

It is an exciting time at The Hall.We approach the 100th Anniversary game of the Turkey Bowl in 2019 and the 175th Anniversary of our founding in three years.The Board of Trustees is leading the process for a new strategic plan.We can and will achieve even greater things.We celebrate our many blessings and dedicated people but we will not stand still. As we continue to move forward, I ask all of you to join us in this process.We need your continued support as we provide a Lasallian education now and in the future.The Hall is built on the foundation of 172 years of excellence and tradition with an educational program open to innovation and creativity. I wish you the best for the rest of the summer months.

Live Jesus in our hearts . . . Forever!

Sincerely, Brother John Kane FSC, Ed.D.

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This past year, our students' academic performance continued to be impressive.We had 275 students take 627 Advanced Placement exams. Our marching band won a national championship. Athletics teams had great success and our clubs and activities were vibrant. Robotics achieved world recognition. Our students performed countless hours of service in the region and on service immersion trips. If you did not see the Theater presentation of Les Miserables, you missed the best show in the Baltimore region this year.We are very proud of their remarkable efforts.

John Herron, to Brother Kevin Stanton, to Brother Benedict, to Brother Charles Filberg, and so many other Brothers, we have been graced. At the same time, let us not forget the likes of Joe Binder, John Thaler, Elsie Paliath, Lou Heidrick, Lou Civitarese, Kathy Koth, Ed Patro, Joyce Reamy, Pat Curran and the contributions of so many more distinguished lay teachers over the decades. Associated together, amazing things have happened at Calvert Hall.

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t is my hope that you will have some down time in the summer months to relax and be with family. While we all enjoy our vacation opportunities, there is no real slowdown at The Hall. On June 3, we wished the Class of 2017 farewell. Now, we focus on welcoming the Class of 2021 along with our returning students in late August.We are proud of the many accomplishments of our recent senior class, yet we are excited by what our new freshmen will bring to The Hall for the 2017 – 2018 year.

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GALA OPPORTUNITY

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n March 25, 2017, Calvert Hall hosted Gala 2017 “Opportunity” presented by MACKENZIE at Towson University’s SECU Arena. More than 600 attendees were on hand to celebrate and support The Hall. The Honorable Frank and Janet Kelly were awarded the inaugural President’s Medal for their service and loyalty to the school, promotion and commitment to the school’s mission, as well as representing Calvert Hall in the greater community. Six alumni were inducted into the Calvert Hall Alumni Hall of Fame - Carroll J. Fitzgerald ‘53, COL A. Joseph Nattans ‘60, Stephen S. Duklewski, Jr. ‘63, R. Michael Gill ‘68, Michael O. Brooks ‘79, and Joseph P. Landy ’79. The Calvert Hall Theatre Department surprised guests with a sneak peek of their spring musical, Les Miserables.

Additionally, more than $30,000 was raised during a special ask for support of the Brother Kevin Strong Scholarship benef iting students with full f inancial need.

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FAREWELL CLASS OF 2017

Pomp and Circumstance The 172nd Calvert Hall College High School Commencement took place at Cathedral of Mary our Queen on Saturday, June 3, 2017.

268 graduates Rory Oates | Valedictorian Brendan Hale | Salutatorian Timothy Dragonette | Calvert Hall Honor Cup recipient (student with the highest weighted grade point average for four years) Spencer Blair | Brad Meager Award recipient (senior who has made a special contribution to the achievement of the ideals, goals, and spirit of Calvert Hall) Emlyn Davis, Christopher Miller, John Purcell | National Merit Scholarship Program Finalists

s The College of William and Mary s Cornell University s Dartmouth College s Emory University 71 graduates maintained positions s Franklin & Marshall College on the Honor Roll for their four years s Georgia Institute of Technology at The Hall s Gettysburg College $16.9 million in scholarships offered s Harvard University to 114 graduates s Haverford College s Johns Hopkins University Class of 2017 graduates were admitted into 1,083 colleges/ s Kenyon College universities s Lafayette College s Lehigh University 2 graduates admitted into service s Middlebury College academies s New York University Members of the Class of 2017 were admitted to these selective s Northwestern University s Northeastern University schools: s United States Naval Academy s Babson College s University of California-Los Angeles s Boston College s University of Richmond s Bucknell University s California Polytechnic State University s University of Southern California s Wake Forest University s Colby College s Washington and Lee University s The College of the Holy Cross

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Graduates and their alumni fathers posed for the annual 'Dads & Grads' photo.

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WELCOME CLASS OF 2021

Introducing the

WHO ARE THEY?

WHERE DO THEY COME FROM?

The class has 290 members who live in 78 different zip codes and attended 91 different middle schools. There are 40 incoming students whose fathers attended The Hall and 16 have brothers who are current Hallmen.

185 from Baltimore County 41 from Harford County 17 from Baltimore City 13 from Carroll County 13 from Howard County 9 from Anne Arundel County 2 from Frederick County 2 from Pennsylvania 1 from Montgomery County

WHAT FOREIGN LANGUAGE WILL THEY STUDY?

FARTHEST COMMUTE: 58.3 MILES FROM ROCKVILLE, MD

SUMMER ORIENTATION

*A tour of Oriole Park at Camden Yards along with a trip to Earth Treks (indoor rock climbing gym) * Low ropes course at Terrapin Adventures * Ultimate water sports at Gunpowder Falls

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CLOSEST COMMUTE: 0.4 MILES FROM TOWSON, MD

The Class of 2021 will get to know one another before classes begin through a number of orientation opportunities.

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BALANCE, CLIMBING, WAT E R S P O R T S

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tay up-to-date with all of The Hall's Happenings by following us on social media. Will you be traveling this summer? Send us your vacation photos through direct message on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram to be featured in our, “Where in the World Wednesday” series.

President | Brother John Kane FSC @kanechcards @kanechcards

Principal | Chuck Stembler ‘83 @principalchc

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Faculty & Staff News YEARS OF DEDICATION, SERVICE, AND COMMITMENT

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wo long-serving members of the Calvert Hall faculty retired in June. Mr. David Fitzmaurice (44 total years, 41 at The Hall), and Mrs. Sue Ward (37 total years, 16 at The Hall) have each taught their last class at The Hall. We thank them for their dedication, service, and commitment.

Additionally, twenty-four members of the faculty and staff completed milestone years at The Hall.

Mr. David Fitzmaurice, 41 years at The Hall

5 years – Mrs. Christie Grant (guidance), Mr. Ken Goedeke, Jr. (religion), Mr. Jim Doyle (art), Mr. Rich Brown (math) 10 years – Mr. John Bauersfeld (social studies), Ms. Stephanie Caldwell (math), Ms. Raffaella d’Ecclesia (foreign language), Mrs. Eileen Giordano (foreign language), Mr. Gino Greco (English), Mr. Wilson Knight III (business, computer science), Mrs. Jane Thompson (technology) 15 years – Mr. Chris Bengel (admissions & business), Mrs. Renie Brown (math, computer science), Mr. Tom Fan (social studies), Mr. Darrick Freeman (foreign language) 20 years – Mr. Chris Barczak (religion), Mrs. Diane Barrett (La Salle), Mr.Walt Dobrzycki (religion)

IN MEMORIAM OF Br. James Bednar, Mr. Bernie McGinn, & Mr. Jack Murtaugh ’61

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he Calvert Hall community has lost three retired faculty members since the last issue of The Cardinal. Br. James taught at Calvert Hall from 1977-1978 and then returned to The Hall working in the attendance office from 1981 until 2008.

Principal Charles Stembler shared, "Br. James was the essence of our mission. He exhibited the tenderness of a mother and the firmness of a father. He always exhibited care for our students." Mr. McGinn began working at Calvert Hall in 1994 and served as the director of the Academic Resource Center for 21 years. During his time at The Hall, he served as the varsity golf coach and moderator of the Irish Club. John Thaler AFSC, long-time CHC Faculty member, shared, "Bernie was a man of great faith. He lived life to the fullest. He was everyone's friend." Mr. Murtaugh ’61 joined the Calvert Hall faculty midway through the 1965-66 school year as a Spanish teacher.

Jack served as chairman of the Language Department from 1973-1982 when he moved into the Guidance Department. He was later named the director of guidance in 1985 and held this post until his retirement in 2010. Foreign Language chair, Catherine Thomas, offered, “Jack was a man with such positive energy and spirit. He took a personal interest in each of the students he worked with as a teacher and counselor. His zeal for teaching was infectious.”

30 years – Mr. Chuck Stembler (principal) 35 years – Mr. Lou Eckerl III (athletic director), Mrs. Cathy Thomas (foreign language) 40 years – Br. Charles Filberg (foreign language) 50 years – Mr.Victor Janishefski (art)

FACULTY & STAFF PARTICIPATE IN LASALLIAN STUDIES

chool counselor Meaghan Tracey (3rd year student) S and foreign language teacher Matt Carbine (1st year student) are participating in the Buttimer Institute of

Lasallian Studies. The three year program is an intensive study of Lasallian education and formation that studies the life, work and spirituality of Saint John Baptist de La Salle and the origins of the Lasallian educational mission. The Buttimer Institute is designed to inspire participants to delve more thoroughly into the Lasallian founding story and discover the basis of their vocation as educators.

Assistant Principal of Academic Affairs Jeff Blake, and foreign language teacher, Denis Torres, are participating in the Brother John Johnston Institute. The two year regional program focuses on deepening participants’ understanding of De La Salle’s story and vision, Lasallian pedagogy, the Lasallian promotion of justice and Lasallian spirituality.

FACULTY ON TV

ootball coach, Donald Davis ’96 was interviewed by ABC2 News for his work F with USA Football and safety protocol. Donald is a USA Football Master Trainer, and travels around the country as part of the Heads Up program. Mark Amatucci ’70 was interviewed by WBAL11 News during the Coppin State press conference announcing one of his former players, Juan Dixon ’97, as the program’s newest head basketball coach.

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Mrs. Sue Ward, 16 years at The Hall

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alvert Hall had repeat success in its 2nd Annual La Salle Day of Giving. The Hall was able to raise more than $121,000 from 595 donors. More than 30,000 followed the day’s events by watching our live social media updates and livestream shows – "CHC Soccer: The Road to Gold" and "Legends of The Hall".

The Legends of The Hall livestream has been viewed more than 200 times

An alum and his son stopped by to make their gift on All Day Hall Day before going to school More than 40 attended the alumni networking lunch Families take a moment to enjoy family fun

Classic Car Show Participants

Many students participated in the 7v7 soccer tournament

IN MEMORIAM OF BISHOP WILLIAM C. NEWMAN ‘46

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t is with great sorrow that Calvert Hall shares with you news regarding the passing on Saturday, May 20, 2017, of Bishop William C. Newman '46. Bishop Newman was inducted into the Calvert Hall Alumni Hall of Fame in 1985. The Calvert Hall Alumni Association established a named scholarship in his honor. Bishop Newman also co-chaired the successful "Calvert Hall Forever" capital campaign which included the construction of George Young Hall. Brother John Kane FSC, Ed.D., President of Calvert Hall, shared, "All you had to do was be in Bishop Newman's presence to understand why our staff and alumni were always attracted to him. When you talked to him, he was focused on you, listening to you."

A big thank you to our Giving Day Sponsors!

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UPCOMING

EVENTS

FIFTH ANNUAL RED “C” CHALLENGE

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September 16, 2017 80’s Mixer October 11, 2017 Career Day November 10, 2017 A Night of Basketball Excellence

November 22, 2017 Young Alumni Lunch (2014-2017 Graduates) Homecoming (Over 21)

December 2, 2017

he Red “C” Challenge competition offered by the Career Foundation Committee of the Calvert Hall Alumni Business Circle offers CHC students the opportunity to form teams, create a concept or product based on a given objective and task, and pitch their idea to a panel of judges. Red "C" Challenge teams were asked to develop and advance their entrepreneurial spirit, business ideas, leadership qualities and innovative thinking through various challenges and competitions. This year’s award ceremony took place on Wednesday, April 26, 2017.

Congratulations to this year's winners: Matthew Minogue '19, Andrew Sontag '19, Gavin Christopher '19, and Tim Weir '19. The second place team consisted of Steve Zhu '17, Chris Glover '17, and Jon Issing '17. The McDonell Consulting & Development/Sandler Training Award was presented to Danny Harris '18, and the Distinguished Senior Star Award was given to Jon Issing '17.

our year-long gift is more than a donation, it is an investment. Join fellow Calvert Hall alumni, parents, faculty, staff, and friends in making a recurring monthly gift to The Hall.

“Are you Hall In” for giving each month?

“Are you Hall In for 12”?

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EVERY DAY WAYS TO GIVE

Bagels with Baker January 4, 2018 Recent Grads & Moms Event May 11, 2018 All Day Hall Day

ore than 600 grandparents visited The Hall on April 10, 2017, for Grandparents Day. They attended a breakfast and periods 1-3 with their grandsons. It was a great opportunity for our students to share their world with their grandparents.

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here are many every day ways to support Calvert Hall that you may already being so without even knowing.

AmazonSmile: Amazon will donate 0.5% of your eligible purchase to Calvert Hall. Visit www. amazonsmile.com to register and to support Calvert Hall College of Baltimore City.

Giant Food: If you are a Giant shopper, register your Giant Card for the A+ School Rewards program. The CHC school number is 01228.

Vehicles for Change: Calvert Hall and Vehicles for Change are teaming up to increase support for The Hall Fund, while helping low-income families obtain reliable transportation. Every time a friend of Calvert Hall donates a car to VFC, the scholarship fund receives 40% of the net proceeds. Email Doug Heidrick '89 (heidrickd@calverthall.com) for more information.

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Model UN Participants

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n February, twenty-five CHC students attended the Johns Hopkins Model United Nations Conference.

Our students served as delegates for the assigned country, Japan, and debated global issues such as refugees, poverty, foreign aid, and global economics. Graham Scheper '18 won an outstanding delegate award at the Conference.

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35 students participated every Wednesday morning before school in our annual Lenten Small Groups Program.

This year’s theme was how to be “Hall the Way Up” in our everyday lives.

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HC partnered with Mix 106.5 and the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center 28th Annual RadioThon in February. Students volunteered to answer the Calvert Hall Miracle Line and raise money for the Children’s Center. The two day event raised more than $1.1 million.

Jazz Band Serenades Maryland State’s Department of Commerce

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he Physics Olympic team made up of Seth Gregory '18, Dominic Escobal '18, Benedict Antonyraj '18, Andrew Lynch '18, and Nathan Gardner '18 placed 2nd out of a field of 65 teams at the Central Maryland Physics Olympics. CHC Physics Olympics moderators, Mrs. Ward and Mr. Stewart, did a great job preparing our team.

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aryland Secretary of Commerce, Mike Gill '68, invited the Calvert Hall Jazz Band to play on February 13th prior to a meeting for commerce department employees. At the meeting, Archbishop Lori spoke on the significant economic and social impact of the Catholic Church in Maryland

SCHOOL NEWS

eams 5588 C and E aligned to win the Maryland VEX Robotics State Championship. These teams also captured 1st and 2nd place in the skills competition. Team E also won the Create Award given by the judges to the team with the most creative robot.

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ore than 200 students were honored on May 3, 2017 at our Activities Ceremony. Students were awarded certificates, letters, and stars for their contributions to numerous clubs on campus. Rowing and the Communications Club were the newest clubs honored as lettered activities at the ceremony.

Eagle of The Cross

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imothy Dragonette '17 is one of the Eagle of the Cross award recipients from the Archdiocese of Baltimore. The Eagle of the Cross from the National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry is the highest recognition for the Diocese to confer on a youth. It is given to extraordinary youth, who self lessly serve their peers and youth ministry in unwavering commitment and dedication.

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he Science National Honor Societies of Calvert Hall and Notre Dame Preparatory School participated in the Gunpowder Conservancy Clean Stream Project. Students from both schools joined together for this service project as part of the larger effort to keep the Chesapeake Watershed free of pollution. At the end of the cleanup, they met an education coordinator from Maryland Public Television.

Leadership Program Speaker Series

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dmiral Samuel J. Locklear III, formerly Commander of the U.S. Pacific Command, spoke to the members of our Leadership Program regarding the necessary skill set needed to lead and how to command a group’s attention. This was the third segment of the speaker series.

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he student body has spoken. Congratulations to Spencer Peltz ’18 who has been elected to the position of student body president. Charlie Cannon '18, Conner Dawson '19, and Gianni Vito '20 were elected to serve as president for their respective classes.

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Robotics Wins States for the Third Straight Year

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ore than 150 students were inducted into the honor societies this spring – French, German, Latin, and Spanish.

Twinning Success

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rother Ghebres, Provincial Visitor for the Lwanga District of Africa, visited The Hall on May 4, 2017.

He met with Mr. Parisi's Leadership class, toured the campus with peer ministers, and was presented with a check to help pay for more than 50 new computers for our twin school in Naka, Nigeria.

CHC to be Represented at Scroll

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yler French '18 has been honored by The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America for his essay, “Why was the division of power between the President and Senate to nominate and confirm a Supreme Court Justice created by our founding fathers?”

For his efforts, Tyler has been invited to attend a week of citizenship education in Washington, DC with other essay winners.

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atthew Mathai '19, T.J. Kaifer '20, Will Cook '20, and Sam Vermette '20 have been selected to attend Scroll: The Wabash Institute of Theology for Youth at Wabash College in Indiana, this upcoming summer. Scroll is a summer institute at Wabash College in Indiana for rising high school juniors and seniors who are interested in enhancing their knowledge of theological studies and its applicability in modern society.

These four students will participate in an eight-day intensive learning experience.

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orty-six CHC students participated in Central Maryland History Day. Eight students’ projects were selected to compete at the state level on April 29th. Greg Deyesu '20, Kyle Zimmerman '20, Forbes Lau '20, and Mason Hall '20 were honored with the Award for Excellence in Civic Action and Engagement at this year's Maryland History Day for their website on the Tiananmen Square Protests.

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Speech and Debate Honors

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he Calvert Hall Speech Team placed 2nd in Speech Sweepstakes and 4th place overall in the Maryland State Speech and Debate Championship.

Six Calvert Hall students competed at the National Speech and Debate Championship in Louisville, KY over Memorial Day Weekend.

Extemporaneous Speaking: Malcolm Ferguson ‘17 and Max Cojocaru ‘18 Declamation: Nathan Valencia ‘19 and Michael Kosmas ‘20 Oral Interpretation: John Moses ‘19 Original Oratory: Ajel Balan ‘19

Record Ticket Sales for Les Miserables

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he Calvert Hall Theatre Department performed Les Miserables in front of record setting crowds. This performance also marked the final curtain call for Theatre Director, Jillian Bauersfeld. Kelly Kamp has been named her successor.

National Merit Finalists

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mlyn Davies '17, Jack Purcell '17 and Chris Miller '17 have been named finalists of the 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program. About 1.6 million students take the PSAT resulting in about 15,000 gaining scores that qualify them as Finalists (approximately 1% of all students).

Zeal Week 2017

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ur annual Zeal Week provided an opportunity for the entire Calvert

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Hall community to come together and demonstrate school spirit. Each grade earned points for individual and class competitions. Students participated in events such as Chariot Racing, Penny Wars, Faculty Feud, and Lip-Sync Battle. The Class of 2020 was named this year’s Zeal Week Champions.

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he 2016-2017 Vex Robotics season was comprised of 18,000 teams made up of more than 180,000 students from 40+ countries. CHC Robotics Teams 5588C and 5588E represented Calvert Hall, Maryland and our country at the VEX World Robotics Tournament in Louisville, Kentucky. They were among 564 teams invited to compete in the World Robotics Tournament.

Team 5588E ranked 9th and 5588C ranked 12th in World Robotics Skills.

Additionally, 5588E was selected to be a finalist in their division.

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wenty-one student-athletes committed to playing in the collegiate ranks during the February 1 and April 12 Winter and Spring Athlete Recognition Ceremonies.

FOOTBALL ``Benjamin Brooks - Trinity College ``Tyshon Fogg - Rutgers University ``Derrick Harris - Merrimack College ``Lukas Hickey - Merrimack College ``Jack Humphries - Gettysburg College ``Jeffrey Kordenbrock - Lafayette College ``Tyler Page - Kenyon College ``Owen Reese - McDaniel College ``Michael Sawyer - West Virginia Wesleyan ``Timothy Smith - Delaware State University

``Justin Taylor - Morgan State University ``Bertram Watson – Harvard University ``Brendan Webster - The Catholic University of America ``Craig Wood - Central Connecticut State University LACROSSE ``Michael Autry - Bellarmine University ``Daniel DiPeso – Towson University ``Kevin McGovern - Newberry College RUGBY ``Matt Deinlein - St. Bonaventure University

SOCCER ``Benjamin Alexander - University of Kentucky ``Eamon Black - Franklin and Marshall College ``Christopher Carroll - Drexel University ``Samuel Glock - Arcadia University ``Brady O'Connor - George Washington University ``Zachary Urbanski Washington College TRACK & FIELD ``David Lovette II - Lynchburg College VOLLEYBALL ``Nate Reynolds - Stevenson University

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Football Honors

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J Watson '17 was honored at the 54th Annual Scholar-Athlete Awards Dinner presented B by the Greater Baltimore Chapter National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame. Cairo Haynes ’17 was honored during McCormick & Company’s 77th Annual Unsung Heroes Award Banquet for his unselfish attitude on the field and in the classroom.

Craig Wood '17 represented Calvert Hall in the 40th Annual Big 33 game. The top 33 players from Maryland squared off against the top 33 players from Pennsylvania.

BCL Honors

rendan Adams was named 2nd Team All-BCL while Logan Curtis and Josh Cornish B were named Honorable Mention. D’Yante Doughty ’17 was honored with the Dave Kropfelder “Never, Never Quit” award.

ATHLETICS NEWS

CHC Wins Four JV Team Titles

he Junior Varsity Track and Field team captured the T Indoor and Outdoor titles while Junior Varsity Baseball and Lacrosse also captured the MIAA title in their respective sports.

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alvert Hall landed 20 student-athletes on the MidAtlantic Prep Hockey League All-Academic Team.

``Tucker Ali ’18 ``Mitchell Bozhko ’18 ``Justin Brown ’18 ``Ryan Camille ‘17 ``Christopher Carson ’17 ``Jake Cassidy ‘18 ``Pierce Coffman ’19 ``Nicholas Ehrenreich ‘17 ``Evan Fitzgerald ’17 ``Kevin Flock ‘20

``Jacob Johnson ’20 ``Ryan Kowalczyk ‘19 ``Matthew Lubin ’20 ``Brennan O’Brien ‘17 ``Aidan Ritter ’20 ``Matthew Schaab ‘17 ``Nicholas Schiavone ’17 ``Coby Smith ‘18 ``Jacob Vande Loo ’18 ``Austin Wilson ‘17

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mari DeBerry ’17 and Jacob Kelly ’18 were featured in the March 2017 article, “Stix Stars”. The feature showcased 22 male and female stars from the Baltimore area.

Coach of the Year

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oach Bryan Kelly ’87 was named Coach of the Year by The Baltimore Sun and Varsity Sports Network. He led his team to a 17-2 overall record and an undefeated, 11-0 record in the MIAA. This is third MIAA crown as head coach of the Cardinals, and first since 2012.

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he Baltimore Sun named Brendan Curry ’17, JT Bugliosi ’17 & Jacob Kelly ’18 to their All-Metro Boy’s Lacrosse first team. They also named Garrett Matheny ’17 & JP Murphy ’18 to their All-Metro Baseball first team.

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en Alexander ’17 was named the Maryland State High School Boy’s Player of the Year at the 43rd Annual Maryland Soccer Hall of Fame Banquet. He is the first CHC player to win the honor since Patrick Healey ‘04 did in 2004.

Jacob Kelly '18 was named the Boy's Lacrosse Player of Year by The Baltimore Sun and Varsity Sports Network. He was named the 2017 Private School North Divisional winner making him a finalist for the C. Markland Kelly Award given to the best high school lacrosse player in the state of Maryland.

Matt Hentschel '17 was named Pitcher of the Year by Varsity Sports Network. He worked 58.2 innings giving up only 37 hits, striking out 57 and walking a miniscule 11 batters.

MIAA All-Conference Teams BASKETBALL

OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD

``Brendan Adams ’18

``Michael Sawyer ’17 ``BJ Watson ‘17

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``Mitchell Bozhko ’18 ``Ryan Camille ’17 ``Chris Carson ’17 ``Brennan O’Brien ’17 ``Matt Schaab ’17 (Also All-MAPHL)

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SOCCER

``Ben Alexander ’17 ``Brady O’Connor ’17 ``Seth Walker ’17 ``Chris Carroll ’17

``Jacob Commodari ’17 ``Obinna Ejoh ’18 ``Joshua Elliott ’18 ``Charles Kus ’17 ``John Stratmeyer ’17

INDOOR TRACK & FIELD

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``Michael Sawyer ‘17

``Matt Hentschel ’17 ``Garrett Matheny ’17 ``Brennan Maher '17 ``JP Murphy ‘18 RUGBY

SWIMMING

``Ryan Camille ’17 ``Finn McGinnis ‘17

``Josh Walker ‘18

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``Ryan Lombardi ’20 ``Will Salotto ‘17 ``Russell Willenborg ‘20

``JT Bugliosi ’17 ``Brendan Curry ’17 ``Jacob Kelly ‘18

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S Lacrosse bestowed 2017 High School All-American U honors upon Brendan Curry ’17, JT Bugliosi ’17 & Jacob Kelly ’18. Connor Kempske ’17 was honored as the 2017 US

Lacrosse High School Boys’ Bob Scott award. Named in honor of the legendary coach at Johns Hopkins University, the Bob Scott Award recognizes a player from each geographic area who goes ‘above and beyond’ in service to his team, school, and community.

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he Varsity Rugby team captured the MIAA Varsity title this spring with a 20-19 victory over Loyola Blakefield. The Varsity Lacrosse team defeated McDonogh 12-6 to bring the MIAA title back to The Hall for the first time since 2012. Russell Willenborg '20 and Xavier Castellanos '20 won individual titles in MIAA Tennis Individual tournament at the #2 and #3 seed.

Player of the Year Honors

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Answering the Call at The Hall

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he journey of discerning a vocation to the religious life is a challenging one. Justin Gough ’11, a seminarian for the Archdiocese of Baltimore, is entering his third year of study at the Pontifical North American College in Rome. Paul Cillo ’11 will be entering the postulate of The Christian Brothers in August. These two share the motivation behind their decisions to answer the call.

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JUSTIN GOUGH ‘11

he student-selected motto for T my junior year at the Hall – the critical year of my discernment

of a vocation to the priesthood – was aptly chosen: “Answer the Call”. Printed upon our spirit shirts and referred to frequently in faculty addresses, that year’s slogan, at the local level, sought to inspire the student body to give of themselves more fully to the community and the brotherhood of Calvert Hall. For myself, this commonly heard mantra gave me cause to take seriously the still, quiet urging I felt within my heart to become a priest of Jesus Christ.

This, along with the fine examples of many great mentors and teachers, helped me recognize God’s will for my life and to respond positively to that call.

At the onset of my junior year, I volunteered as a tutor at Archbishop Borders School in the Highlandtown neighborhood of Baltimore City. The faculty coordinator was the late Br. Philip DePorter FSC. He taught religion and was a guidance counselor.

Though Br. Phil was not my assigned guidance counselor, he nevertheless encouraged me in my vocation. One day, he asked me if I had considered a call to the priesthood. In fact, I had. “Why not the Brothers?” he pondered.

“Brother,” I responded, “I want to say Mass.” He smiled and gave me a pat on the back, as if he knew my answer long before he had even asked. Our conversations from then on always revolved around my discernment

and, in many ways, he became my first true spiritual director.

In September of my senior year, Br. Phil quickly took ill and passed away just two short weeks into the new semester. His death shook me and caused me to reconsider my vocation. I had begun the seminary application process with the Archdiocese of Baltimore over the summer and was now questioning whether I should continue it. The Lord provided, as he always does, by quickly putting several people in my life, friends and teachers at Calvert Hall, to support me in his place. In particular, I cannot help but thank God for people like my teachers Chris Barczak, the late Ted Thormann, Jeff Blake, Paul McMullen, Steve Hooper, John and Jillian Bauersfeld, George Wilkerson, Marc Parisi, and so many others that encouraged me, each in their own unique way, to continue to listen to God’s voice, though but still a whisper, drawing me to the seminary.

Despite all of their support, I still felt a bit distant from the rest of my classmates in my decision.

There was no one in my class that could sympathize fully with what I was feeling. God sent another bit of help one day through my guidance counselor, Mark Amatucci.

When I first told him that I was considering entering the seminary, he pointed immediately to a picture above my head of one of the basketball teams he had coached decades before. One of those men, he noted, became a

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Others Who Have Answered the Call

Above all, however, what about Calvert Hall drew me most to the priesthood were two simple, yet profound sayings of St. John Baptist de La Salle. These sayings are ones that students at The Hall and other Lasallian schools will say hundreds of times in their lives: “Let us remember that we are in the holy presence of God” and “Live Jesus in our hearts, forever.” These two prayers are reminders that God is always with us and that, as baptized Christians, he dwells deep within our very being. They instructed me then, and continue to remind me now, to always be attentive to the voice of God, which comes not in the violent wind, the earthquake, or the fire, but rather a still small voice, a gentle breeze (cf. 1 Kings 19:11-13). It is there, by the quiet movements of the Holy Spirit within our hearts, that he calls us, each of us. He calls us not only to the priesthood or religious life, but to family life, single life, and above all, to holiness. Ultimately, it is the task of every Catholic institution to instruct the souls entrusted to it to identify and respond generously to God’s call.

Calvert Hall did just that for me and it is my prayer that it may continue that work for many, many more years to come.

`` Rev. Bathurst Peachy, IV '71 `` Rev. S. Scott Hutton '72 `` Rev. Gilbert Seitz, Jr. '73 `` Br. Thomas Miller, OSST '74 `` Rev. Joseph Barranger, OP '75 `` Rev. Thomas Kimmel '76 `` Br. Raymond Knapp, OFR '76 `` Rev. Santo P. Cricchio, OFM '78 `` Rev. Gerard Francik '78 `` Friar Timothy Dore, OFM '80 `` Br. Michael Kramer FSC, PhD '80 `` Rev. Charles Sikorsky, Jr., LC '82

`` Br. Mark J. Brown FSC '86 `` Rev. Msgr. Richard Hilgartner, Jr. '86 `` Rev. Dennis S. Millner '88 `` Rev. John E. Markel, II '88 `` Minister James Gause, Jr. '91 `` Rev. Michael S. Triplett '97 `` Rev. James E. Boric '97 `` Rev. D. Patrick Peach '97 `` Rev. Kevin Ewing '06 `` Mr. Luke Koski '12, seminarian

PAUL CILLO ‘11 jects, they all managed to make their classes engaging and interesting. The teachers are well-versed in their respective areas yet are also able to motivate their students. Since the vocation of the Christian Brother is intertwined with the vocation of teaching, these teachers (and I could have listed many more) are the original promoters of my vocation to the Brothers.

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hen I think back to my vocational journey to the Christian Brothers it is clear that Calvert Hall is the place where the first seeds of religious life were planted and nurtured.

The teachers and campus ministry program were both instrumental in my personal development and my own spiritual journey. Calvert Hall has some amazing teachers that not only know their content and how to teach it, but also care deeply for their students. Br. Don Alger, Mr. Blake, Ms. Jones, and Mr. Hattrup were some of the great teachers I had and these individuals inspire me to this day. They are the reason I went into teaching and am joining the Brothers. Teaching different sub-

The other way Calvert Hall greatly influenced and encouraged my vocation is through the Campus Ministry program. The program exposed me to authentic Christian service, reflected true community, and normalized my Catholic faith. Faith is incorporated throughout the school - daily prayers, retreats, the mission of the school, community service, Lenten small groups, liturgy, and the steadfast presence of the Brothers. The campus ministry program did and still does a wonderful job of helping students feel comfortable with their faith while encouraging each student to grow and develop. I was and am able to stay true to my faith because of foundation that was laid by the Campus Ministers who journeyed with me.

The Calvert Hall community continues to be an instrumental part in my discernment and vocation. I am continuously strengthened by the support of my former teachers, the Brothers, and classmates.

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priest. Though I did not know him, I felt a great sense of peace in that moment knowing someone else had made the decision that I was now considering.

`` Br. John Karl FSC '61 `` Rev. John Langmead, III '61 `` Rev. Lawrence Frazier '62 `` Br. Joseph Kines FSC '62 `` Br. John Patzwall FSC '62 `` Rev. Msgr. Thomas Phillips '62 `` Pastor Joseph Farrell, Jr. '63 `` Br. Jules Knight FSC '65 `` Br. Barry Bartkowiak FSC '66 `` Rev. Michael Russell '67 `` Rev. Thomas Dymowski, OSST '69 `` Br. Craig Franz FSC, PhD '71

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`` Rev. Edward Storck '43 `` Rev. Thomas Smith, OCSO '46 `` Rev. Conrad Schmitt, ST '46 `` Br. Philip Whitman FSC '46 `` Rev. Maurice Shields '47 `` Br. Floyd Warwick FSC '51 `` Rev. Patrick T. Coyle '52 `` Rev. Liborio LaMartina, SJ '53 `` Rev. Edmund Freedom '54 `` Rev. Robert Malinowski '54 `` Rev. Msgr. Thomas Tewes '54 `` Br. Carl Clayton FSC '56

Alumnı Events

< Monthly Alumni Networking Luncheons

Each month, alumni are invited to attend networking luncheons. Over the last few months, we have visited Cuvino and hosted a barbeque on campus during All Day Hall Day. If you are interested in learning more about our monthly lunches, please contact Geoff Foltyn ’00 at foltyng@calverthall.com.

50th Reunion Weekend Class of 1967 | April 28 & 29, 2017

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The 50th Reunion Weekend kicked off with a happy hour event Friday, April 28 in The Noppinger Commons. With two home sporting events that evening, alumni were encouraged to grab a bite to eat, chat with classmates, and attend one or both of the games. On Saturday, the Advancement team provided guided campus tours followed by dinner and music in the Dining Hall.

The Class of 1967 was well represented with over 70 alumni coming back to The Hall. Calvert Hall is thankful for their generous class donation.

< Naples Alumni Event | March 29, 2017 Alumni Bull Roast | February 11, 2017

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Over 500 alums enjoyed a fun-filled evening on campus for the annual Alumni Bull Roast. Live music, great food, a silent auction, and dancing helped the Alumni Association raise close to $5,000 in support of The Hall.

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Tom & Abbe Fogarty ’70 hosted 15 alumni and spouses at their home in Naples, Florida.

If you are interested in hosting an event in your home state please let us help. Contact Doug Heidrick ‘89 heidrickd@calverthall. com.

< Reunions (years ending in 2 and 7) Several classes ranging from 1946 to 2006 hosted reunions on campus this year. The Hall would love to have you and your class back on campus for your upcoming reunion. We are happy to help provide contact information. If you are interested in organizing your upcoming reunion (years ending in 3 & 8), please contact Geoff Foltyn ‘00 foltyng@calverthall.com.

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< Florida Spring Training Trip March 30, 2017 For the past 8 years, the Advancement team has organized an Orioles Spring Training trip for alumni and friends in Florida.

This fun event included a visit to the suite from the Orioles bird.

Alumni Golf Outing | May 22, 2017 > Eighty golfers attended the annual alumni golf outing at The Country Club of Maryland. Golfers were treated to 18 holes of great play followed by a reception. All proceeds will be used to directly benefit the students of The Hall.

Lucy’s Tea in the Gardens | June 4, 2017 ^

The Ladies of Calvert Hall, current and past moms, grandmoms, aunts, teachers, staff, and friends of Calvert Hall attended the ultimate tea experience on Sunday, June 4th. The event hosted 75 ladies on a beautiful day to honor the Lucy Hagopian gardens. If you are interested in attending the next “Ladies of The Hall” event, please contact Nichole Regulski at regulskin@ calverthall.com.

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Alumni and friends of The Hall where invited to a pre-game tailgate at Ropewalk Tavern in Federal Hill. Ropewalk owner, Marc McFaul ’89, hosted more than 50 alumni and friends for some Orioles fun prior to the first pitch.

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The 1977 CHC Championship Lacrosse team was honored at the annual Lacrosse Bull and Oyster Roast. It was a great night of reminiscing and discussing the upcoming 2017 season.

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1940s

Richard Froehlinger Jr. ’42 and his wife Elvira generously donated a replica of the James Cardinal Gibbons Memorial Statue to Calvert Hall. The original statue was sculpted by Leo Lentelli to coincide with the Knight of Columbus 50th Anniversary in 1932 and is located at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart in Washington DC. Our statue can be seen in the school library.

Calvert Hall Advancement Associate, Geoff Foltyn ‘00 was presented with the statue from the Froehlingers.

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Francis Polk '61 is completing his 50th year in education. He is currently an academic advisor for graduate students at Lakewood Yeshiva in New Jersey.

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Gerald Harper ’64, Tom Trentowski ’66, and William Harper ’68 met Gary Williams, retired basketball coach and guest speaker, at the University of Maryland’s A. James Clark School of Engineering reception at the Congressional Country Club in Bethesda.

James Anzalone ’67 rode in the 2017 Greater Maryland Tour de Cure which benefitted the American Diabetes Association.

1970s

Jack Gentry ’70, was recently featured in The Baltimore Sun. The article reported on Jack’s paralysis after back surgery and how he has worked with doctors and the hospital to take care of his future medical care. The Gentry’s are now working with the General Assembly on proposed legislation that would make it easier for doctors to acknowledge when a procedure or surgery goes wrong without the acknowledgement becoming admissible in court. Jack’s wife, Mrs. Teresa Gentry was Calvert Hall’s school nurse for many years.

Dr. Raymond Wittstadt ‘70 is the first practicing physician in Maryland to hold a credentialing certificate in performing arts medicine from the Performing Arts Medicine Association and the American College of Sports Medicine. He works at MedStar Union Memorial Hospital’s Curtis National Hand Center.

Joseph Butta, Jr. ’74, is the creator of the website Christian Messianic Analysis and Apologetics and is a Senior Fellow with the American Leadership and Policy Foundation (ALPF).

Arthur Flach CPA ’78 was recently appointed for a three-year term by Maryland Governor Larry Hogan to the chairmanship of the Maryland State Board of Public Accountancy.

1980s

Lt. Col. Dwayne Milburn ‘81 was awarded the Silver German Army Cross for strengthening the relationship between the armies and the citizens of the United States, Germany and across Europe.

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for the contributions that his company makes to the economic growth of Howard County. Representatives from Howard County Economic Development Authority (HCEDA) visited Jovian Concepts as part of the 26th Annual Business Appreciation Week.

Col. David DiNenna ‘83 retired from the U. S. Army after 30 years of dedicated service to our country. Several Calvert Hall alumni attended the retirement ceremony at Loyola University.

Jim Hake ’84 was a featured artist for “Conscious Migration”, an exhibit that pays homage to the natural transition to spring at the Y Art Gallery in Highlandtown.

Sam Mangione ’84 was inducted into the Maryland Soccer Hall of Fame in May. Capt. Paul Haebler, USN ’85, finished his three-year assignment as commander of the Yorktown Naval Weapons Station the end of February. Haebler is now at Fleet Forces Command in Norfolk, VA.

Samuel Anyan Jr. Esq. ’96 was honored with a Citation from the City of Philadelphia recognizing him for his selection as a member of PhillyLabor’s “Who’s Who in Injury and Injured Workers Advocacy 2017".

The Lasallian values of giving to those in need continue long after graduation.

Troy Williams ‘88, JB Bartkowiak ’88, John Sparzak ’87, David Schlee ’88, Matt Platania ’88, Rob DiCocco ’88, Henry White ’88, Ron Covington ’87 and Phil Kearney ’88 contributed financial donations, clothes, toys and more to Ron’s church, St. John’s Transformation Baptist Church in West Baltimore. The church partners with John Eager Howard Elementary School and Matthew A. Henson Elementary School.

Jason Yan ’96 was recognized by Drexel University’s 40 under 40 for the 2017 edition. Yan is a Government Service Leader for North America General Electric.

Cpl. Joshua Chason ’97, has begun his deployment to Afghanistan as a pilot for the Maryland Army National Guard.

Keith Ewancio ‘89 was named the 2017 Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC) Distinguished Alumnus of the Year, the college’s top honor that is bestowed on a graduate.

1990s

Joseph Antonelli ’92 and Joseph DeSimone ’92 were voted into the Italian American Civic Club of Maryland.

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Photo courtesy of Business Wire Martin J. Droney Jr. ’87 joined Bank Leumi as executive vice president, chief operations & technology officer overseeing the bank’s technology infrastructure & operations.

Photo courtesy of Michael Davenport Juan Dixon ’97, was named the Men’s Head Basketball Coach at Coppin State University. Dixon, a former Maryland men’s basketball star, will also be inducted into the Washington D.C. Sports Hall of Fame at an upcoming Washington Nationals game.

Heath Tarbert ’94 has been nominated

by President Donald Trump to serve as assistant secretary of the Treasury, international markets & development.

Dr. Richard Scheper ’87, president of Jovian Concepts, was recently recognized

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DeWitt Bauer ‘99 was presented with the Distinguished Young Alumni Award

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Matthew Helminiak ’89 is now Commissioner of Labor and Industry for Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing & Regulation.

from Mount St. Mary’s University Alumni Association at the school’s winter homecoming in January.

Jon Hart ’99, was voted best waiter by the Baltimore Sun’s Reader’s Choice Awards.

Hart works at the Blue Hill Tavern in Canton.

May. He is starting his Residency at New York Presbyterian Hospital in Queens in Emergency Medicine in July. Matt is the son of Bob Thomas ’75.

Chris Knoerlein ’99, director of communications and grants at The Arc Baltimore, was the recipient of the organization’s Administrative Employee of the Year.

Gregory Snyder II ’10 took part in Brain Cancer Awareness Day in Maryland on May 16.

R. Scott Link ’99 was recently inducted into the Lynchburg Lacrosse Hall of Fame.

2000s

Chris Baloga ’01, the head Golf coach at Loyola University Maryland, was named Patriot League Coach of the Year. His Greyhounds captured the 2017 Patriot League Championship.

Andy Kelly ’02 and his wife are working at the U.S. Consulate in Surabaya, Indonesia through 2020.

David Hallman ’08, a faculty member at The Hall, along with over 50 Calvert Hall students and their family members joined team Joestriders at the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation's Great Strides walk in Hunt Valley.

Kyle Gahagan ’09 was selected to be a TED Fellow. He will give a TED Talk at the TEDGlobal 2017 Conference in Tanzania in August.

Joe Vonakis ’10, the U.S. Naval Academy Women’s Hockey Coach, was chosen American Collegiate Hockey Association 2017 Women’s Division II Coach of the Year. In his first year as Navy’s coach, Vonakis led his team to 13-5-0 record with a .722 winning percentage.

Justin Gough ’11 is entering his 3rd year as a seminarian at Pontifical North American College.

Robert Stout ’05 married Jen Blinke on March 26, 2017. Sean Gahagan ’05 and William Wellein ’05 served as groomsmen.

Kevin Ewing ’06 was ordained to the priesthood by Archbishop Lori in June 2017.

Tyler Grote ’09 represented the Masters in Real Estate Development for University of Maryland College Park at the International Council of Shopping Center (ICSC) RECon Convention in Las Vegas.

Garrett Tewey ’09, a pilot with Maryland Army National Guard, has recently deployed to Afghanistan.

Tim Hufford ’11 was accepted into UMBC’s Ph.D. program for Cell and Molecular Biology.

Paul Cillo ’11 will be entering the postulate of The Christian Brothers in August 2017.

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2010s

Reece Berman, Jr.’10 published his first book, “Miles Davis and the Civil Rights Movement in America” in January.

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Brian Bolewicki '12 presented Brother John Kane and Joe Baker '76 with two

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framed CHC diplomas from the Class of 1917 along with a Class of 1917 class photo which have been handed down through his family. Special thanks to John Musotto '86 for framing these items. Bolewicki, a senior midfielder at Towson University is co-captain of the Lacrosse team. He helped his Tigers win the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Regular Season Championship, third straight CAA tournament title and earn a spot in the NCAA Lacrosse Final Four.

and will be attending the University of Virginia School of Law in the fall.

brother of Robert E. Donadio ‘50 and the late Anthony P. Donadio ‘38

Troy Stokes ’14 founded the charitable foundation, Swing 4 More. The mission of the non-profit is to educate, train, and help fund qualified urban youth interested in furthering their baseball knowledge and skills to prepare themselves for college scholarships and/or Major League baseball opportunities. The non-profit is primarily focused in the Baltimore area.

Donald C. Edwards ‘54

Luke Bengel ’13, a Franklin & Marshall College student athlete, earned a spot on the 2017 Centennial Conference (CC) Spring Academic Honor Roll.

Kevin Bartenfelter ’15, Joseph DiPeso ’15, Luke Reeder ’15, Drew Borkowitz ’16, and Brad Warren ’16 were members of the Salisbury University 2017 Division III Lacrosse Men’s Championship team.

John M. Hession ‘50

T. J. Duckett Jr. ’15 helped Lycoming Men’s basketball team earn the Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth Division title as well as a berth to the NCAA DIII Tournament. He also became the 14th player in school history to make 100+ 3-pointers in his career.

J. Vernon Insley ‘53

Ethan Mintzer ’16 was a member of the University of Maryland 2017 Division I Lacrosse Men’s Championship team.

Albert J. Lochte ’52, brother of Richard Lochte ’58 and the late H. Wilson Lochte ’50, uncle of Michael W. Lochte CPA ’83, Matthew H. Lochte ‘87, Jeffrey K. Lochte ’89 and James A. Lochte ’91 and great uncle of Patrick W. Lochte ‘20

Eric Frazier ’13 and Tony Kelly ‘13, seniors at La Salle University, received their Department’s senior awards at a recognition banquet in May. These two were selected by their professors because they exhibited "outstanding academic excellence, leadership, and departmental values". Kelly is an Information Technology major with Computer Science and History minors. Frazier has a double major of Mathematics and Computer Science.

Stephen Kelly ’13 was named a captain of the University of North Carolina lacrosse team. He was on the top 50 Tewaaraton Award watch list for college lacrosse. Kelly was also featured in a recent Baltimore Sun article about college lacrosse and life lessons for student athletes.

Tyler Mayes ’13 was named ECAC Lacrosse Defensive Player of the Year. He was also named an USILA/Nike Division I Honorable Mention All-American.

Mark Marciszewski ‘14 graduated from the University of Central Florida in May

Deceased Alumni Robert W. Biser ’41, father of Douglas W. Biser ‘70, Andrew M. Biser ‘72, Paul R. Biser ‘78, and grandfather of Alexander P. Biser ‘11 Lawrence H. Coughlin ’57, father of Kenneth R. Coughlin ’83 and Paul R. Coughlin ‘85

Francis A. Huebler ’47, father of David F. Huebler ’81, brother of late James E. Huebler ’50, uncle of George A. Dieter ’65 and James E. Huebler ‘72 Lawrence A. Jones Sr. ‘62, brother of Dennis J. Jones ‘70 Dr. Scott P. Lebert, PhD ’82 John F. Linsenmeyer ‘54

Gerald J. Mackin ’66 Honorable John T. Madden Jr, ’45, father-in-law of John J. Duffy III ‘70 and grandfather of John J. Duffy IV ‘99 William T. McFaul ’52, father of William A. McFaul ’84 and Marc M. McFaul ’89, brother- in-law of Louis J. Born ’47 and uncle of Brandon H. Lind ‘15

David J. Craig ’75, brother of Samuel A. Craig III ’69, J. Michael Craig ’73, Stephen C. Craig ’76, J. Patrick Craig ’84 and James R. Craig ’87 and the late Mark R. Craig ’79

J. Dennis Milkowski ’66

Philip E. Cvach Sr. ‘45

Bishop William C. Newman ‘46

John H. Dolle ’32, father of Jerome H. Dolle ’62 and uncle of Charles J. “Jack” Kehoe ‘61

Sean T. O’Brien ‘02

Raymond R. Donadio Sr. Esq. ’51

Thomas J. Rickle ’46, father of David

Gilbert F. Murphy ’50, brother of David W. Murphy ’56, uncle of Christopher J. Kobus ’06 and Nicholas C. Kobus ’13

Joseph Pazourek ‘41

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James Pessagno ’16 earned the Dean’s List for the fall semester at The Citadel.

Michael J. Heck ’65, father of Michael B. Heck ’98 and Christopher J. Heck ‘00

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Garrett Epple ’13 earned a spot on the USILA/NIKE Division I All-American First Team.

Thomas V. English ‘66, brother of Steven M. English ’76, brother-in-law of George H. Kohler ’54, son-in-law of the late George H. Kohler ‘24

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F. Rickle ’72 and the late Stephen T. Rickle ‘78

’09, Christopher B. Golden ’11, Jon C. Guidera Jr. ’18 and Joseph C. Guidera ‘18

Joseph J. Roberts ’64, brother of Dennis O. Roberts ’70 and former Calvert Hall Board of Trustee

Patricia Koch, wife of James F. Koch ‘52

David L. Schaeffer ’63, brother of Michael D. Schaeffer ‘72 Mark G. Stafford ‘78 Paul W. Wilson ‘68 Gregory E. Zapiec ‘92 Sebastian T. Dvorak '09

Deceased Faculty Brother James R. Bednar, FSC, longtime faculty member Victoria J. Kesner, former Alumni Association Assistant Bernard “Bernie” C. McGinn, former facility member for 21 years, father of Michael E. McGinn ’87, father-in-law of Matthew Ritter ’89 and grandfather of Aidan Ritter ‘20 John “Jack” T. Murtaugh ’61, faculty member for 45 years, father of Shawn Bochen ‘88

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Patricia A. Maloney, mother of Mark J. Maloney ‘91 David A. McGovern Jr., father of Patrick J. McGovern ’86 and grandfather of Kevin P. McGovern ‘17 Marie L. Murray, mother of James H. Murray lll '63 and Thomas G. Murray Sr. '71, grandmother of Thomas G. Murray, Jr. '17 Steven J. Schneiders, father of Ryan M. Schneiders ‘11 Dr. Shirish K. Shah, father of Lawrence Shah ’92 and husband of the late Kathleen “Kay” L. Shah, longtime faculty member Timothy C. Spigelmire, son of Timothy C. McNamara ‘64 Annette E. Velleggia, grandmother of Joseph M. Velleggia ’06, sister of Rudolph Leonardi ’58, and aunt of Lawrence L. Leonardi ’82 and Brian D. Leonardi ‘83

Irvin O. Bauer, Jr., father of Robert J. Bauer ’70 and grandfather of J. DeWitt Bauer Jr. ’99 and the late Dustin M. Bauer ‘04

Cecelia R. Vinson, mother of Shawn Vinson ‘89

Carol Belz, mother-in-law of Doug Heidrick ‘89

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Gabriel Little, son of John M. Little ’84, brother of Tyler M. Little ’15 and nephew of Shawn P. Little ‘92

Deceased Family and Friends

Ann L. Bell, mother of Adam S. Bell ’97 and Jason S. Bell ‘04

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Gloria Larkin, mother of J. Ward Larkin ’72, mother- in- law of Dr. Charles LoPresto PhD ’65 (former faculty member ’69-’80), grandmother of Patrick LoPresto ’90 and Kevin LoPresto ‘91

Margaret A. “Peggy” Cavey, mother of Paul W. Cavey '70 Barbara M. Guidera, wife of James G. Guidera Sr. ’50, mother of James G. Guidera Jr. ’74, J. Jeffrey Guidera ’76, and Jon C. Guidera Sr. ’78 and grandmother of J. Jeffrey Guidera ’02, William A. Packo

Patricia Ann Whiteman, mother-inlaw of Eric G. Kihn ’85 and grandmother of Benjamin E. Kihn ‘17 Stephen Wichlinski, father of Elizabeth Almeter, school counselor William Zerhusen, father of Steven P. Zerhusen ’75, and Timothy J. Zerhusen, Sr. ’80, and the grandfather of Timothy J. Zerhusen, Jr. ’09

Jim Guidera, Sr. '50 Jack Guidera, Jr. '18 Connor Guidera '18 Jon Guidera, Jr. '78

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