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

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Sophomore B Sophomore B's claim to fame lies in many fields. Bond-buying and athletics he- ing its preeminent hoasts. Herman Riddle has purchased more honds than anyone else in the school-3600, The class has at least one man in hack of the major sports. Callaghan starred as halfback for the jayvee foothallers and formed the nucleus of the junior icemen along with goalie Von Hagel. Jones is an excellent bowler. averaging ahove the hun- dred mark and Charlie Syhert. fast hall ar- tist. together with upper classmen Lt-Bron and Broderick. is one of the Whig three on the Cardinal varsity pitching staff. Brother Gregory interprets Shakespeare. Up and doing in major school activities the hoys have top records in the auxiliary drive and sale of tickets forthe play. l 1'r.st ww: l'llCllC'llIli1ll, Tillllllllftl. Piotruwski. Seliiltlwnvlnter. Walters. Sf-1-nnzl mir: llnghes. Dean, hlox, Callaghan. Thirrl mir: Bricko, 'l'ontlol'f, 'l'renner, jones. l uurll1 rozr: Harvey. lhlittlllinll. Schleivher. ffllonnell, Kennedy. Fifth l'01l'.' We-llhznn, F, Smith, Hansen, llynsnn. Sixth rnux' Von Hagel. Wurth. W. Smith. 29 'X,.'-if

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First mir: llunwr. Lennon, lfleary, Torres. SL'!'lllIl1 muy' Olvcr, Bowersox, flzajkowski. Third mtv: l'iot'lu'. l'islun'. 'llllillllPllllt'l', Urtnntn. f u1u'tl1 l40ll'! fiormlle, Broderick, Bonn, Penta, PZIIIZET, l.etkt'. Fiflll rout: Pusltal. 'l'lnuulty, lll'lIllt'S. Sixlll l'uu'.' Fallon, Sus, Simons, Devine, Dellallgh. Sezwtllr l'1lIl',' lmxlnson. lfrawliortl, Dellultl, Neville. Sophomore A The animal 2A versus 211 rivalry was present this year as always. hut ZA proved to lic the lwttt-r class in such activities as tht- Play. Auxiliary Drive. Annual Card Brother Fidelis inspects work of biologists. Party. and War Bonds and Stamps. Ulver set the pace with thirty tickets to the play sold. 2A has the best record in the school for the sale of war stamps. On the top for the purchase of bonds are Hoopcs, Paska. Simons. Piskor, llumer, Broderick. and Czajkowski. The lads who played in the various sports include Ulver. soccerg De Bald. foot- lrallg Simons. lrowlingg Ortman. tennisg Cleary and Thalheimcr. haselmall: Cleary, hasketlmall. Active in other organizations: Ulver. in the playg Dumer. glee clulmg Panzer. model airplane cluh. And listed on the roll of top-llight stu- dents are Dumer, Thalheimer. and Czaj- kowski. 28

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First row: Marinelli, Newbauer, Leach, Gillotti, Moran. Second row: Chrest, Mancini, Moore, Hagerty, Zink. Third row: Tommey, Teller, Ward, Puliarico, Plunkett, Taylor. Fourth row: Collins, Riley, J. Lucas, Mason, King, Walter, Weigman. Fifth row: Long, Busch, Wojtek, Stein, Constantine, G. Lucas. Sixth rout: Ulrich, Clark, Helldorfer. Sophomore C Again QC has produced the scholastic leaders of the sophomore division: Plunk- ett. who received all gold cards, and first- Brother Faber watches a student prove a theorem. rate students Wheigman. Tommey. Neu- bauer, and Mancini. In sports 2C contributed Wojtek and Vileigman to footballg Ulrich. Long. and Hagerty to baseballg Costantine to basket- ball, Teller. Zink. and Chrest to soccerg Ward to tennis, and Moore to ice hockey. Clarke played football, baseball, and bas- ketball. Collins, Moore. Ward, and Zink are members of the Hall's music organiza- D tions. As a group the class came out high in the Auxiliary Drive and led the second year in the Catholic Review subscriptions. Wojtek sold five subscriptions. Ulrich acted one of the leading roles in the school play. Plunkett is a member of the Cardinal staff and writes for the Catholic Review. 30