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

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,, I fa A , Q '.. 1 e. , 'Q' J? '. six N.. ,, gd .E af i ll 'W ll . , . M 1 'W '- f X . l , A y ' l L 'xii' V ll' :gl 4 Senior Guidance Counselor, Brother William, instructs seniors and iuniors on their future academic roles. By keeping a record of all college preparatory examinations and individual interviews, Brother has a keen insight into the life of each senior and iunior. Brother William's advice has proved priceless to many seniors regarding their selection for academic advancement. Finding meaning in one's life is a necessity for fulfillment. ln this confused world where internal pressures and problems tax a man's convictions, it is mandatory that an outside agency enter and show the way. All men need guidance at one time or another in order to find themselves. Through guidance counselors in each of the four departments, the school chaplain, and each homeroom instructor, Calvert Hall assists its students in developing a true sense of realization. Personal interviews with department guid- ance leaders or homeroom teachers are just a few of the means that the faculty at Calvert Hall helps the students find themselves. , , . V l l l',,,.Xs-M.-,,g1tiii,', . u i- -i 0 xi. -1sfritfgesggsihsigntwjftaewis iw - my j ii it ix W In his first year at Calvert Hall, Brother Eugene assumed the duties of Dean of Discipline. Through his congeniality and close Contact with the students, Brother has become a respected member of the faculty. Other than his role as disciplinarian, Brother is a member of both the Academic and National Honor Society committees. 1 i

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F ship aunt Sutra emit - ,t 1 . f .L .,. ,. ... X X , .ffii ' il.. fi L. t ' ,. Q l' 4- in Ll. li HJ ,LZ'L.l-4L- MMAU W2d'Hn'w2w L The position of school chaplain was tilled this year by Father Edward F. Staub. Father Staub replaced Father Rowan, who was called upon to offer full-time assistance to his parish. Reverend Stalb, who carries on his pastoral duties at Saint Thomas More Parish, offers Mass bi-weekly in the student chapel. In cooperation with the religion department, Father also headed the underclass retreat in February. Close contact with the students was achieved through talks given to each department. And Father maintained a close relationship with the individual student through hearing confessions and holding private interviews. GUIDANCE

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BROTHER L. JOSEPH BEILMAN, F.S.C., A.B.- LaSalle College, M.L.-University of Pittsburgh . . . 441 . . . Mathematics IV, Modern Geom- etry . . . Chairman, Mathematics Department, Mathematics Club Moderator. BROTHER WILLIAM RILEY, F.S.C., B.A., M.A.- LaSaIle College . . . Spanish I, II . . . Spirit Club Moderator, Alumni Moderator, Intra- mural Moderator. - - - - in the long way I must tread alone, - will lead my steps aright MR. ROBERT J. MITCHELL, B.S.-Villanova Uni- versity . . . 442 . . . Literature IV, B.S.C.S. Biology . . . Secretary, English Department, Director of Summer School, CARDINAL AND .GOLD Moderator, Graduation Coordinator. I 1 il lu ii ..,., la., l I, I I. -22 I ga -I 2:53. will gill: L. , it iii ee - ' Liirafi- 1 ' WI'- BROTHER THOMAS J. DUNN, F.S.C., B.A.- LaSalle College, M.A.-LaSalle College . . . .445 . . . Physics, Modern Geometry, Ad- vanced Algebra ll . . . Work Scholarships Moderator, Junior Achievement, Moderator. MR. LOUIS E. HEIDRICK, B.S.-Loyola College . . . 443 . . . Composition IV, Economics and Economic Geography, College Economics . . . Publicity Di- rector, THE HALL Moderator. BROTHER EDWARD DAVIS, F.S.C., Ph.B., M.A.-Loyola College, M.A.- LaSaIle College . . . Religion IV . . . Chairman, Religion Department, Vista Moderator.