Calvert Hall College High School - Cardinal and Gold Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Q: xl ,- BROTHER GABRIEL CECILIAN, a principal in every respect for the past seven years, has given to this school his vast knowledge and experience in educating Catholic youth. By his untiring efforts he has made C.H.C. an outstanding school in the city. , 4 ,fi Ll-' , - .E --4' I , fuiyhyif' .t I ,.-fun-4-wh' -' . if-ef' I 1:11-ff EFQV' 'Alf' A Since 1681, the,',,7gtQ1-play 5Q,gfkQy :ghe .Brother and that of the student has beenhfefrlizc kgsgnte ehr, scholarly-trained, self- . 1 . .I wg x t-Q. 5 ujtlvggt l cffacmg religious. T-he fnothcrs are 'dev I, without reserve, to the . .ii 4 , , . 1 education of the your throughout the- F , I, Their strenuous reiigiou discipline, 3CLld ImiI1iHg, and monoto- . . .1 -. ' . ' 'f Tv-Q nous exacting life of school tcachirgfcfproves that a Brother .. - , cl '-, ff can really take 1t.' 55. These spiritual sons Salle arerxkfhfiid by vows to a life of poverty, Chastity, and therfhiy Blending the most inter- ' 'n . X. 4 T 41' quglities of thc soul into illlfdfgi ' :image of their Holy Founder. . . 1 'Qf:f? . ' Years of service to their stutienfj their only reward. ,F ffflx. C 71-'Q Z e -1, AIIMI I 'l'llA'l'l0i BROTHER FRANCIS REGIS combines the diffi- cult task of Vice-Principal and Prefect of Discipline into a seemingly easy task. He is usually found in Office B where he attends to the growing aches and pains of Hallmen. BROTHER GALDUS PAUL is a never ageing symbol of guidance, true valor, confidence, and supreme sacrifice. Constant in his effort, un- dying in his field, he is truly a friend of each and every student.