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

 - Class of 1943

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Edward F. Ortman, Jr. HChes,', 215 pounds of mirth, is extremely popular and hopes to be a psychiatrist. As a soph, he was an end man in the minstrel. Was manager of ice hockey in his senior year. M. C. of the CSMC program. Chester dislikes government class. His favorite saying is 0h. you crazy, youf' Robert J. Palcher 'gBob, very popular with his classmates, was a member of the bowling team and the Aeronautics Club in his senior year. His ambition is to become an Army Ofhcer. Likes Hsharp chicks, music in the NT. Df' style, and sport clothes. Dislikes zoot suits. Favorite saying-Wfhatis sharpf' Albert Rayner Al, with his genial disposition and beam- ing smile, is quick to join in the laughter of a good joke. Excelled in ice hockey, football, and bowling. He is partial to girls from Seton. Hopes to become an Aviation Cadet and later to study medicine. His favorite saying: NCan't keep a good man downf' Robert John Resau Bob, a good bowler, placed second in the bowling tournament. He patronizes Harry James, pool, and most sports. He would like to be a commissioned officer in the Navy. Bob abhors detention, notebooks, and homework. He established a new high for attendance after 2:50 P. M. in 205. One of his favorite sayings: MAre you kid- din,?,' John S. Reynolds John, a favorite among the sportsmen, started his athletic career in the third year with football and baseball. His ambition was to be a pianistg but now he wants to become an accountant in the army. John likes good music, sports, girls, and eating. Bernard McCullough Rice Snookie,' is the pride of that distant land of Linthicum Heights. Wie have found him a most pleasing and loyal friend, a capable member of the soccer squad, and a fine dancer. He would like nothing better than to take a crack at army life-preferably the Army Air Corps. 21

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William Anthony Meyer, Jr. Bill, an excellent combination of intelli- gence, sportsmanship, and energy, merited General Excellence Medals and honor roll cards for four years. He featured in varsity football and ice hockey. Bill is keenly in- terested in Physics, Code, and sports. He finds dates and regimentation depressing. Active in CSMC, Legion of Decency, Car- dinal Magazine, and the Cardinal and Gold. Salvatore J. Milio, Jr. 'iSal, well liked and good natured, parti- cipated in C. D., Salvage Corps. An ex- cellent student who enjoys good jokes, movies, and thrives on mathematics. His ambition: Marine Air Corps and electrical engineering. Dislikes French and English assignments. Wrote for 46Cardinal.,, Best known saying: I didnit do a thing last nightf, George B. Mooney Iovial George is quite an accomplished ice hockey player, jayvee first and second, and varsity third and fourth. Active member of aeronautics and code classes and hopes to become a member of the Army Air Corps. Likes hockey, Ocean City, and Physics. Favorite saying-'4What's the answer?7' Edward Muller Ed is tall. dark. handsome. and always cheerful. He played jayvee hockey in his first and second years, varsity in third and fourth. and jayvee football in his second and third. Favorite saying: 'LWhere are we going tonight ? John Franklin Murray 'iUncle Rafen would like to be a doctor in the Naval Medical Corps. He took a lead- ing part in the Senior Play. Managed var- sity icc hockey in the second, third, and fourth years, receiving a letter in the second and stripes in the other two. Likes horses and Ocean City. Daniel O'Malley Dan is a true Irishman with the typical lrish ambition of joining the Naval Air Corps upon graduation. Likes bowling. chewing gum, dancing, and Aeronautics. Although he dislikes to get up early. he is an active air-raid messenger and member of the Hall's Salvage Corps. His famous saying: Hey, trampln 20



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Charles Riesett k'Reese', has always been an honor man. Taking time out in his second year, he earned a jayvee letter for baseball. Doesn't like to get up before noon on weekends and he always has those Monday morning blues. Une of his most enjoyable pastimes is listening to Nocturne. John W. Roche 'illutclif' a well-liked. cheerful gent. is in- terested in a pretty Senior at the lnstitute of Notre Dame. John was on the bowling team in his senior year. He's anxious to join the armed forces. ,lohn likes Alan Ladd and t'Trigg doesn't like show-offs. Thomas F. Rogers Tom, well liked by all his classmates, is a jovial, light-hearted fellow. He attained success on the varsity soccer team in his senior year. He wants to enter the Air Corps as soon as he is graduated. He can really go for the trumpet of Harry James. Mario Angelo Romagnoli The pride and joy of Highlandtown. Home played varsity football in sopho- more, junior, and senior years, appeared in the last two major school plays. Mario likes Hfemsf' spaghetti, and meatballs. He would like to get his diploma. join the Navy, and then become a member of the bar. Herman Thomas Ruth, Jr. uHerm has a pleasing personality and an easy manner for making friends. especially with the fair sex. The Hliabev who has never been late for school, earned a varsity letter for soccer in his junior and senior years. G'Herm.,, who hopes to become a lawyer. just now is Navy-minded. He en- joys Charley Spivak. Albert L. Scally Brownie is quite popular with his class- mates and takes a lot of kidding about his living in the country. As a sophomore. he won a junior varsity letter in baseball. Class ofiicer of 4-B. Hereis hoping that he makes the Navy after graduation, a fervent ambition he's been nursing a long time. 22

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