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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1968 volume:

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Mx El .71 THIS. ii calvert hall college high school I2 faculty academics 42 underclassmen 64 activities athletics l28 graduates THE CARDINA 8IO2 la salle road, towson, maryland AND GOLD V - , 14 :+I wx, t f vf' , 141, 1 J, f Mig.,- .. L , 41 Q ,gf . if L' s an A 7 1' t. ' 'Yfvex 'k- W ' , f .r ' 4. Q fp , A 'ill ff' ls-. ' , it . 25 FQ sr? 1. P, , -Q 11,11 1.14 yfrlv., .4T:727If'v-f'.5 ' - ,'i.3 3- X ' 'if ':5.77S5ff-5' 7qS725'2jL'-' mf 43:22 - V ,Af ff fa, 5 ' .fj.jg.':.'. , I Ay , qc. f mfr'-vi-zafff .y -'. .I 'fvfffczn - ..',-,C'1,',5y.:f:4Qy 'If'-sg-zgga. 5 '531 '-, 4: wf3,?2'.7,, t, . ',f'.7,. f:L S P Vff-'f41'f ' I :lf-5 1' X. ,i'F:'ZZi ',-' .- .-11:12. A, . f .iff ,If-:J I -' :J ifislg: 'L 5 - mf I :f'1-M11 59 .:.a:!rl1Hf ,-03.51. I 'w'f.fw'1f ff 11'-W ' 1 . ..' vi yfgff t:'TF,.-' 'QDV 1 ' I ' ' -K U I fly! 1,f: Fg'!fL'J ' 'ggfdrqhi I . .QNQQQE -is y , Xa A 4 ' tg L A44 . , .-,, i .l f -P I . B . ,- x Q, K If ,mtg I +5 1 xi EL' x 0 ulP ' I . I but by those who are trying the society is bettered not only by those who achieve V-.- W ,W FY? Y k 7 7 and trying and trying ak'-ll! S l1Ot to gO back is somewhat to advance A4 and the great and glorious masterpiece of man is to live to the point. r iggia- -1 V ,rvrif :,,gL YV . M 1 ,-44111 I W 0' F - L 'C ,J K 1. Aff' i- bv? -5 g f ' 7' ww L 'ra--ru-0, . ,w 4 , f' if g . gg N' x ,lf ' l f , . '- , . , ' ' ' -,. j k. Q..-fi' ' 5 , ' , A 5 35.-ul-+1 5: Y' ' Tl' 'u . ' , ..,.- , ,K .N .1 . f vdhfrk V.. ' f-gf -- , ,--,....-a-.ll ,.i.,, - 'i.a n A 5 if F5 Ei-uv '-JV' K, ,.- K 2 14. .X -1 .- -,,' ' ,Q f.v. ,. - . 1. , Q ' in I Wnrfr, 'faq H ' . o, .iix iwu ,- , 1 H ,!.. 1 .sig ,,, 1 ,,, .. FACULTY A lbi Q -A it Q ' .V .14 - ' in W Y if , -us, 3 mu n A wg, - 1 v3f 3 F- x-- E Q NX J. in 5 2' U -.. ' 1 l J ' - U -5.3 ' .Y -, 5' W HW.. l ri, -1-.br g Wg, Y I v.. , -gr I . Xu' xi C P + In his second year at Calvert Hall, Brother Stephen Pleva has done much to raise the already high academic standards. By establishing a modern teaching system, Brother is preparing students for a successful future in college. Brother Stephen received his Bachelor of Science degree from the Catholic University of America. He earned a M.S. in Chemistry as a result of graduate study at the University ot Maryland. Frequently seen in the cor- ridors, Brother has displayed ardent interest in school activities. Brother John Charles Moore has held the office of Assistant Principal tor the past three of his seven years at Calvert Hall. He, also, has been an influential figure in the adoption of the new Modular System. Serving his duties as Assistant Principal, Brother is responsible for the maintenance of the school property and building. ln the past, Brother John has filled the position of Chairman of the English Department and teacher of Senior English. ' ln assuming duties as Administra- tive Assistant, Mr. Mitchell is respon- sible for the organization ofthe newly established Modular System and has contributed all efforts to make it a success. Along with his new position, Mr. Mitchell has remained a teacher ot Biology. He previously taught literature to seniors and was modera- tor of the, CARDINAL AND GOLD. Mr. Mitchell coordinates the gradua- tion exercises. During his two years at Calvert Hall, Brother Eugene has had the distinction ot being Dean of Discipline. Through his rigid disciplinary guidelines and enforcement, along with his interest and guidance toward students, Brother Eugene has gained the well deserved respect of the student body. Brother is also a mem- ber ot both the Academic and National Honor Society Committees. education is to explore In accordance with his position as Sub-Director of the Brother's Community, Brother James assumes the responsibility of Director in the absence of Brother Stephen. He also conducts classes in Modern Geometry and is Moderator of the School's Driver Education Course. In his long stay at Calvert Hall, Brother has won the admiration and respect of both faculty and students. and expand . . . l T .Y i CalverT Hall College, realizing ThaT The presenT system of a self-conTained classroom wiTh one Teacher for every 30 sTudenTs and The school day divided inTo rigid Time blocks was inadequaTe, embarked on a bold new program This year: Team Teaching and Modular Scheduling. Team Teaching is a cooperaTive acTiviTy in which each Teacher does what he is mosT capable of doing in The insTrucTional system, A new air-conoliTionecl audiTorium was builf for The large lectures which are an inTegral parT of Team Teaching. The old classrooms are used for small group discussion. Modular scheduling divides The day inTo 26 modules of 15 minuTes each. Each day is organized inTo various com- binations of These modules according To The diTferenT learning environmenTs. ln his second year aT Calvert Hall, Father Edward F. Staub continues hearing confessions and saying Mass in The student chapel. ln coniuncTion with The Religion DeparTmenT, Father employs The current Trends in The new liturgy. His open mind and open door have brought him into close conTacT with The students. Father also fulfills parish duTies at Saint Thomas More. For The last sixteen years Brother Andrew has been DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS. His presence aT The school's aThleTic evenTs is as predicTable as The game ball, buT few realize The counTless, and ofTen thankless, hours of behind-The-scenes work he does. BroTher Andrew has To care for scheduling, upkeep of equip- ment and uniforms, and field maintenance. Brother also serves The MSA as its vice-president. . . . to achieve a goal comprehensive DIRECTOR OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES, Brother Kevin Stanton serves as a kind of social guid- ance counselor. Working directly with the Student Council, Brother provides for a well organized program of social activities. The success of this year's dances can be attributed to his capable guidance. Guidance is a basic element in man's striving for knowledge. As its objective, guidance both molds and directs the individual to success. It attempts not to induce conformity but to give a keener perception of one's role in the iourney he is about to undertake. Activities compliment guidance in that they broaden the student's perspective through peer group association. To be a complete social as well as intellectual being, one must loin with fellow students in a program of organized social events. Brother William Rahner, DIRECTOR OF GUID- ANCE and Senior Counselor, aids seniors in college admission and directs them to the college best fitted to their needs. Brother makes available many tests so that seniors may better understand their aptitudes. Again this year, Brother William held College Night during which seniors could meet with repre- sentatives of over 30 invited colleges. and precise Brother Richard Grunenwald, LIBRARIAN, has provided Calvert Hall with one of the state's most advanced libraries. Brother has kept the library as progressive as the rest of the school. He has installed carrels for private study, selected music, and provisions for playing records and tapes. As TREASURER, Mr. Frank Clary is responsible for managing all the school's finances. As Calvert Hall has grown, so have the complexi- ties of the Treasurer's iob. The school with its latest expansion is now a large and sprawling educational plant, and Mr. Clary has the responsibil'ity'of any corporation treasurer. l BROTHER D. JOSEPH BEILMAN, F.S.C., A.B.- LaSalle Collegeg M.L. - University of Pitts- burgh . . . 4A . . . Mathematics Department. MR. JOHN T. MURTAUGH, B.A.-University of Maryland . . . 4B . . . Foreign Language Department. 'Q -.wr Q MR. AUGUSTINE MICELI, A.B.-The Citadel . . .,3F . . . Mathematics Department . . . Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Varsity Bas- ketball Coach. MR. GEORGE W. NELLIES, JR., B.S.S. -Loyola College . . . 4E . . . English Department . . . VISTA Moderator, Forensics Moderator. BROTHER THOMAS J. DUNN, F.S.C., B.A.- LaSalle Collegep M.A.-LaSalle College . . . 4C . . . Science Department . . . National Honor Society Moderator. BROTHER JOHN HERRON, F.S.C., B.A., M.A. - LaSalle College . . . 3H . . . Social Studies Department . . . Parents' Club ot Calvert Hall Moderator, Varsity Soccer and Varsity Baseball Moderator. P 4 .........-.al - MR. LOUIS E. HEIDRICK, B.S. - Loyola College . . . 4F . . . Social Studies Department . . . Director of Public Relations. BROTHER GREGORY CAVALIER, F.S.C., B.A.-Catholic University of America, M.A.-University of Pitts- burgh . . . TD . . .Modern Language Department . . . Freshman Football, and Junior Junior Varsity Football Varsity Baseball Moderator. K OWLEDGE o lives giving life BROTHER G. HENRY WERNER, F.S.C., B.A., M.A.-LaSalle College . . . IA . . . Religion Department . . . Adult Education Coordinator, Y.C.S. Coordinator, Student Liturgy Groups. BROTHER TIMOTHY ROSSI, F.S.C., B.S.- Gannon College, M.A.- LaSalle College . . Al . . . Religion Department Chairman. MR. LEONARD A. MONFREDO, A.B.-Johns Hopkins University, M.A. -Temple University . , . English Department . . . Guidance Coun- selor . . . National Honor Society Committee. MISS MARGARET MORRIS, M.A.-Catholic University ot America . . . TF . . . Religion Department. 1 MR. CARL L. POHLNER, B.S. -Loyola College . . . 3I . . . English Department . . . CARDI- NAL AND GOLD Moderator. .4 N .. i ..,,r ' f . .11 -mini-A ' T ' ..n4 e.- Q-an--ur, IR liilflwll. FACULTY O O 9 ' 1 1514 A fa 3 i 'PKI lllf XXILIYI: T R IO I: llIL i H full Liiffll, 7 g-LIU xxi l0LY l i MR. KENNETH G. STINER, B.S.- Towson State College, M.A. - Eq. - University of Maryland . . . 4D . . . English Department Chairman . . . Academic Committee, Diving Coach. BROTHER W. TALBOT RAMSBOTTOM, F.S.C., B.A.-LaSalle . . . 2C . . . Science Department . . . Varsity Basketball Moderator. , A 21 BROTHER GREGORY C. BYRER, F.S.C., B.A.- LaSalle College . . . 2F . . . Religion Depart- ment . . . Religious Activities. BROTHER GERALD MALSEED, F.S.C., B.A.- LaSalle College, M.A. -Villanova University . . . 2G . . . Mathematics Department, Science Department . . . Radio Club Moderator. MR. J. GEORGE KRAPP, A.B. - Loyola College . . . 3B . . . Social Studies Department, Chairman . . . Assistant Junior Varsity Foot- ball Coach, Swimming Team Moderator. MR. VICTOR F. JANISHEFSKI, B.F.A. -Maryland Institute College of Art . . . Art Department . . . Art Club Moderator. MR. ALBERT C. FIELDS, B.S.S. -Loy- ola College . . . 3C . . . English Department . . . Drama Club Mod- erator. X R., .J . rf ' ,lt Qt W BROTHER BRENDAN CARR, F.S.C., B.A., M.A. -LaSalle College . . . 4J . . . Modern Language Department . . . Swimming Pool Coordinator, Work Scholarship Coordinator, Reli- gious Vocation Coordinator. MR. WILLIAM J. PARKS, A.B., S.T.B. -St. Mary's University . . . Social Studies Department . . . Junior Var- sity Soccer Coach. t wtf BROTHER ROBERT A. PILSON, F.S.C., B.A., M.A. - LaSalle College . . . 2E . . . Religion Department . . . Reli- gious Activities, Forensics Moderator. MR. MURRAY STEPHENS, B.A.- Loyola College . . . 3D . . . English Department . . . THE HALL Modera- tor, Assistant Swimming Coach. BROTHER WILLIAM RILEY, F.S.C., B.A., M.A. -LaSalle College . . . 2H . . . Modern Language Department . . . Intramural Club Moderator, Alumni Moderator. MR. RIDDELL L. NOBLE, B.A. - Luther College . . . 'IB . . . English Depart- ment . . . Men's Chorus. BROTHER DONALD J. O'CONNOR, F.S.C., B.A., M.A.- LaSalle College . . . 3G . . . Modern Language Department . . . Junior Varsity Soccer Moderator, Junior Varsity Basketball Moderator, Freshman Basketball Moderator. n .af 5 . , T f lb ' 'Q .I 4 Ill ' ll my f - V + BROTHER FLOYD WARWICK, F.S.C., B.A., M.A. -LaSalle College . . . 2K . . . Religion Department . . . Adult Education. Rai Y. ..-'Agar MR. THOMAS T. TRUSS, B.S.-- University of Baltimore . . . 2J . . . Psychology Department . . . Guidance Counselor. N 4 To exist for the future of others without being BROTHER JOHN O'BRlEN, F.S.C., A.B. - LaSalle College, M.A. - Villa- nova University . . . TG . . . English Department . . . Student Scholastic Improvement. BROTHER E. IGNATIUS, F.S.C., B.S. - LaSalle College, M.S. - University of Pennsylvania, B.S. - Drexel Institute . . . Audio-Visual Department Chair- man . . . Lost and Found'Coordinator. BROTHER D. JOHN SMITH, F.S.C., A.B.- Villanova University, M.Ed.-Johns Hopkins University, M.Sc. - University of Pennsylvania . . . TC . . . Mathematics Department . . . Guidance Counselor . . . Assistant Athletic Director, Varsity Lacrosse Moderator. BROTHER MAURICE ALBRIGHT, F.S.C., B.A. - LaSalle College . . . 5A . . . Fine Arts De- partment Chairman . . . The Marching Band Moderator, The Concert Band Moderator, The Dance Band Moderator. MR. NORMAN R. BOURQUE A.B.-Boston College . . . Modern Language Department 3? . shea fit X MR. DAVID P. SHANNON, B.S. - LaSalle Col- lege . . . 2I . . . Social Studies Department . . . Assistant Varsity Football Coach. MR CHARLES FREITAG Fine Arts Department Music Director MR EDWARD C CHAPUT AB St Marys University Mathematics Department suffocated b their present. BROTHER FRANCIS REGIS, F.S.C., A.B. - Villanova University. vv -- BROTHER JOESPH WELSH, F.S.C., B.A., M.A. - LaSalle College, M.A.-Villanova University . . . Social. Studies Department . . . Assistant Intramural Moderator. MR. SPENCER T. KING, B.A.-University of Maryland . . . IE . . . Social Studies Depart- ment . . . Junior Varsity Football Coach, Varsity Lacrosse Coach. BROTHER EDWARD OF JESUS, F.S.C., A.B. - LaSalle College . . . Typing. BROTHER G. XAVIER, F.S.C., B.S.-LaSalle College . . . School Secretary. I MR. PAUL J. ROBERTSON, B.A. - North Caro- lina College . . . Modern Language Depart- ment . . . Assistant Freshman Football Coach. BROTHER G. PAUL GARTLAND, F.S.C., M.A. - Catholic University, B.A., LL.D.-LaSalle Col- lege . . . Freshman Guidance Counselor . . . Archives of Calvert Hall. BROTHER JAMES A. LONG, F,S.C., A.B. - LaSalle College . . . 2B . . . Modern Language Department Chairman. Z5 l BROTHER F. ALOYSIUS, F.S.C., B.A.-LaSalle College, M.Ed. - University of Pittsburgh . . . Mathematics Department. ..i, ,Q :T-If MR. JOSEPH CARLOZO, B.S.-West Chester State Teachers College . . . lH . . . Social Studies Department . . . Varsity Football Coach, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach. MR. A. NEALE SMITH, JR., B.A.Ed.-Johns Hopkins University . . . Physical Education Department. I., l FACULTY BROTHER THOMAS RYAN, F.S.C., B.A.-LaSalle College . . . lA . . . Religion Department . . . School Liturgy Coordinator. MR. JOSEPH BINDER, JR., B.S. -Towson State College, B.S.-University of Baltimore . . . Physical Education Department . . . Freshman Football Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach, Junior Varsity Baseball Coach. MR. STANISLAUS ZIOLKOWSKI, B.S. -Mt. Saint Mary's College . . . 3E . . . Science Department . . . Junior Varsity Soccer Coach. MR. WILLIAM V. KARPOV'lCH, B.E.S. -Johns Hopkins University . . . AH . . . Mathematics Department . . . Varsity Soccer Coach. . QQ' l Mrs. Margaret Frank, School Nurse. Mrs. Madeline Plasay, Library retary. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Doris Myers is the supervisor of the cafeteria staff, under the guidance of Brother Andrew. First Row: Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Sheckells, Mrs. West. Second Row: Mrs. Arm- strong, Mrs. Novack, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Bruder. Third Row: Mrs. Sellit- to, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Kelly, Brother Andrew. OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Aimee McCarron, School Sec- retary. Mrs. Shirley Clary, School Secretary. l . Sec- Mr. John Sanborne, Trainer. SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. William Parks goes over the scores of a recent test with some ot his World Cultures students. The combination of textbook infor- mation and Mr. Park's knowledge and teach- ing experience form a beneficial anddinter- esting class. Mr. Louis Heidrick utilizes the intimate at- mosphere ot his small discussion groups to convey to his pupils practical applications of material from his economics lectures and to answer their individual questions, as his students enioy the casual atmosphere. -1-. -1 - -nw ' ' A ff ':,..' 5 . 35- 4- 5 NM wx 'vaf -5 Y ay , Q -A .- rf ? wif, A 1 72-1' 3 3 'M HQ, f XX 'EL '7 gl l 'I'-' V x, is W w ' I: Y .. ,X -1 I . . . Q0 - -Sv'-1 1 ' W:A1f-'- 4, 1-N J QC, :IJ ' -'Jew 1 I Mr. Victor Janishefski explains to his students the purpose for each type of brush. The students ot Basic Art must have a firm grasp of the funda- mentals before trying to put Their knowledge to use in their first earnest attempt at art. A future artist scrutinizes his work While carefully adding the finishing touches to his painting. This year the Hall has expanded its art program in order to provide students with the opportunity to develop their talents. ART, MUSIC, PHYSICAL EDUCATION i C4 :H r H 1, , EL -i - l rj :al , Ye-2-W ig , if 1 f :E 405 Drumming up the interest of 'one of his musicians, Mr. Charles Frietag assists a student in mastering a complicated beat. Mr. Frietag also conclucts a regular program in the in- struction of music theory to those who ioin the band. Mr. Joseph Binder, in his first full year at Calvert Hall, has brought, with the help of Mr. A. Neale Smith, a new vitality to the expanded physical edu- cation program. Theory, as well as participation in sports activ- ities, is emphasized, in aclclitioni to the usual calisthenics. Dedicated To The propagation of the French language, Brother Gregory employs unusual teaching approaches in The course of his daily duties. Brother is an avid supporter of student athletics and serves as moderator of Junior Varsity football and baseball. ll est un bon homme. Utilizing a recent contribution to The Hall- man's education, several underclassmen in the language laboratory are deeply absorbed in the complexities of pronunciation. The audio-visual Teaching method encourages greater individual participation in learning. Progres . . . x . 239, , ,N I sg 2 hr D. - V 6 N .mm f , A if . :f ',f fx ' fx-va., fl I 'J lf if -3 r l Y, V 1 Q' 4' 'gi . m x ,.,- I u .Abi I ' Y J -'M . L I -, 5 z,,f ' 'vm . ' ' f, I -Q 1 W it U HQ L., ' T .Ii in ww. , , 1 HH f I A I A ' ' w 4 3 ZSU R Y S' , -, , ,f f 3' MT N4 A . az' ' N .s Af ve xn 5 ,vga S w 3 Ki 34 . tr. 11 t , .wr ' ,W - it i ' in : it wt r ' K- H, H, ': ,l ,,'l tlll 25 ' vn- Y. -as .t -tue.: - L ' 55 If few t, ,I was Jil! at Say... lr-as 1' , A at-ef Y? 'h ' 'll fa ctac Mr. Murray Stephens shows inquisitive students an expert's opinion on a perplexing literature problem in the hope that They will obtain a more comprehensive background in the subiect. A model of the Globe Theatre of Shakespeare is being shown to a sophomore literature class by Mr. George Nellies. The small group discussion is an integral part of the new program at the Hall, giving the teacher the opportunity to give personal attention to each of his students. A familiar face at Calvert Hall, Mr. Albert C. Fields attempts to enlighten an English class in the importance of a familiarity with the vernacular. .i fe t ff-A ' -mg e - -,vgifgr---.-A-.1-.-r . ' 15, l -r gifs Y fgt f I Q .Za , , 1 W 5 it -,Z 3 t t 1 . zz l t l i - it t , Ml ,ag Y . I A we-fy fe ,le l Y' l est it af , ,sage pa: me ,N as v i W- Y. as i - is . w HW M, cw , was vi i i 58 ,. v 'Dv I 'a ga .gg ' 1 . ui ,V J. J. L., I .. ii. . Y, nr :F i A Q. A , .wfivf 521355, M 55 Y , if 3 2 11 ? O -,gil mg., fu,-Q-, ' t Vps' I , vt I IIS- 5- ,cm K fl N 4 0 , 04 x 1 . H.. Q Z5--4..v . 1 -,Sd f -Q...-.s Q ,-LL Qt My .viz -h x . - , 1 , F -vu. .tr f. , Y-'V 1 . X s i' i ' I 2 Y 'H AZ O 'C S BHS 1- 'arm' 1 QE . x E gvw ,f l 1 - ' hr ani 'fig' sv! Y W 5 Misa in 3 JL' '1 ' 5 ,ff n .ui mn? F555 ' f- L r - Qi l EJlI22lQ E E as 514.gif w ills? Lf ,T zu- -.L 11 . Q I 45,-1. 1' - L -1, X.. -r-Q xfif - gi. ,, V ,f M1 .F I 33 Af Q 7 5 rd I I V , In-iE, ' 1 gi f fc fl 1223 Q1 wif 1 , Y 7'+Q 394 ,....- F' n K Yaz A ks - 1 xv B H, f, I .W A Opposite Page: Brother Daniel James shows a group of erudite second-year men the complexities of a geometric proof. ln his classes, Brother helps students gain a more complete understanding of logical mathemat- ical reasoning. Being dedicated to simplifying any ambigu- ous mathematical principles, Brother D. John Smith is prepared to analyze his students' problems to facilitate their progress in algebra. Mr. Chaput makes use of the overhead pro- iector for greater ease in explaining Math. Audio-visual aids have been incorporated into this year's program to a great extent. liiilfxiiillliii ,Y e-B? 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The Quliiecxs ,S Xxgltiln Ad!-yQ O ev axx P OPYXO' ' 'S Wvethe' alle' O' ,:,CloO'e5 enaef- W2 lst WO 6 on X xhealliggs the Sfjtasf-elql x?Oxn0d.lhSu1zle' Well l Seemllguccesslulj academl with 3 have 5 ur pal s to fn0le Q me pl o e695 Macon, Dennis Morton, Donald Nayden, Philip Notarange, Kevin O'Neill, Stephen Siwinski, John Sochurek, John Stout, Thomas Strassberger, George Vaeth, Donald Waters, William Weitzel, Douglas Widmayer, Raymond Wittstadt, Robert Worth ington, Robert Zgorski. -wa? ' M' - L cf . '-fix . 1- ,u .gf 5-M A 5 ' ' 'xg :fu 3 fm' XS Vg .H . Q' ' a Ji- i :mi A . .. -iff - ,XX W D -A Y ., ,. V -ww-15 - 4 . N A ' X? P .Y - ?' l' s I Y I, Q 4, S. ', , r I 1' '- . 4 ,G , 01 S I I, Hi., 21, Q J A' 4-41, , ,, - aj V 27' ii itlu I, ' ' Q' 4 . Q , pg 'Q as I, Q7 'V mb lgzgi V ' f , W x. gg ,fg., : 5' Yf fx gy ff gf 'ffm ., , , F, , .X 1, ' f ,f - , , u fl' , S ll I 4' 'x 5 I f fm 324 , .11 'V ' ,1 1 V 4 2 1' K , , , .3 1 3 Q . u ' 'v ,M M , Rf Y is 5,43 . W SEQ. .. l ,ff - A. . 1 ,la . 5 S' .Y- ,,e. f -x. , w 'gg ,,, w , V , . , . -'ne F , A if -gf' , , Y fit few f. ,ak , M, 4 J ff A-Q .5 T ri 4 .L G ,gg ' 'fsffh ' , of ,Q 'A A 1 ...M , ! l The enchanted sophomore face when knowledge mystifies and delights. in every expansion. HOMEROOM 2F: Laurance Bagwell, Andrew Baracco, James Barry, Robert Bauer, Gordon Bengel, James Bright, Dennis Brown, Bernard Brzozowski, Edward Burman, Gregory Busky, - Sophomores gather on the ramparts of the new auditorium Gazing out onto the landscape surrounding the Hall, two sophomores contemplate their problems and their future. Free mods during the day allow time for quiet thoughts. HOMEROOM 2G Kenneth Biscoe John Davis Joseph Deady, Keim, Michael Keys, James Lister, Leo Mason, Anthony Manheu Michael Donovan John Eckenrode Thomas Fogarty, Francis John May. Galczynski Richard Gray Donald Hartman George Hyle, Albert ' 1- - Q ff . 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The second year of high school is a turning point for the sophomores during which they must make important decisions concerning goals. ia- - ll , ll Y 'E ll' - 5 - 'T 'll' . .ef . ie. , ,I Y :V V iii, L , Louis Laricci, Michael Malstrom, Thomas McCall, Patrick Millard William Neubauer, Mark O'Connor, William O'Hare, John Pasko Ray Peroutka, James Piedrafite, Leo Rock, Dennis Scheeler George Skidmore, Robert Skillman, James Smyth, Christopher Trionfo, James Turoff, David Veloso. 5-All. Q , , I , W gl Q ,, z ii, -L .Q I iii mm ,V if. lr 1 , - .. , .A . 1--- -I Pt 3 -E- llltt Q - 1 - ,H a n k y-, 5 l Til mmm fi, . N , H: Mr. Fields answers questions on English Literature from inquisitive soph- omores during a seminar period. In the midlands, man is his own star. HOMEROOM 2K: Paul Cavey, Joseph Corasiniti, Lynd Cox, Rich- Rickert, Vincent Runza, Cyrus Settineri, Sidney Smith, James ard Donovan, John Doyle, William Greenwood, Michael Letke, Sturgill, Joseph Sudia, John Ulrich, Charles Whittington, Anthony John Maerz, John McBeth, John McKay, Thomas Moxley, Paul Wisnieski. Pittman, Edward Raum, Derek Propalis, Gerard Quinn, Donald 'Y .Quad HOMEROOM 3A: Frederick Bailey, Richard Balog, Edward Burlas, Feine, Jr., Brian Henry, James Hoffman, Charles Kearney, Rich- Richard Burman, Vincent Buscemi, Bernard Casserly, Daniel ard Marfinkus, G. Maferewicz, Jr., Robert Mays, Stephen Connolly, James Crogan, Thomas Curran, John Daue, Charles Oleszczuk, Robert Reed, Thomas Remavege. . OQS . 09X . 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The groundwork for all events and activities is laid at these meetings. At the end of the - year pins were awarded to those with the best attendance records. nr--v' --..,..-n- l I l l l Editor-in-chief John Cignatta prepares plans for an upcoming issue of THE HALL. Along with providing leadership, John also co-ordinates the work of the page editors and staff reporters into an informative, well-written newspaper. John has worked during his four years as the photographic editor. awareness of current events installs interest lf a nation expects to be both ignorant and free it expects what never was and never will be. -Thomas Jefterson Under the guidance of first-year moderator, Mr. Murray Stephens, THE HALL has continued its role in keeping the students informed on pertinent issues which attect their academic and social lives. In its thirty-second year of publication, the newspaper lives up to the proud tradition of an award-winning iournalistic endeavor. THE HALL, adhering to tradition, garnered a First Place award at the annual Columbia Scholastic Press Association Convention. Leadership has been the key to the paper's success. Under the command of editor-in-chief John Cignatta and page editors John Walsh, Mike Jarosin- ski, Bill Hooper, and Jim Burlas, THE HALL has enioyed a rewarding iournal- istic year. 'Q Qs 5 'Q 6- The members of this year's staff are: John Cignatta, John Walsh, Mike Jarosinski, Bill Hooper, Jim Burlas, Joe Tatarewicz, Tom Thornton, David Hirt, Kevin O'Donnell, Bob Hurley, Tom Hoke- Page editors John Walsh, Mike Jarosinski, Bill Hooper, and Jim Burlas are kept busy by the daily routine in the ottice. Constant ' ' i 3 ii H ,fix Hn' 1 3 j X. meyer, Frank Waesche, Don Czapski, Bob LeBrun, Jim Smyth, Phil Lindenmeyer, Charles Moore, James Lister, Ray Sleater, Gary Gill, Bill Eicholtz, Rich Gregorek, and Paul Rutkowski. application has been the hallmark of the editors' years at Calvert Hall. montage of the year in retrospect . . . provides Striving for literary and graphic perfection, the 1968 CARDINAL AND GOLD staff followed this year's theme, Progress, by pondering over the past, present, and future of the school. Senior editor-in-chief, Donald Czapski, met the re- sponsibility of directing the hard working staff along with planning and proofing the material. Mr. Carl Pohlner, in his first year as moderator, undertook the task of guiding and advising the editor and 'finalizing material. Symbolizing the steps necessary to the successful completion of the yearbook, the staff has worked long, hard hours in preparing the 1968 CARDINAL AND GOLD. Members of the staff are Jim Whattam, Tom Hokemeyer, Jim Burlas, Steve Murphy, Pete Harker, Tom Stout, Bill Linz, Don Czapski, and Bernie Kotula. 41 background qSteve Murphy and Mr. Carl Pohlner, CARDINAL AND GOLD moderator, review one of several proposed cover designs. Consultation between moderator and staff is essential for a well-composed yearbook. A meaningful and organized year- book depends upon leadership. Pro- viding the necessary planning for this year is editor-in-chief Donald Czapski. ln order to achieve his task, the editor must coordinate the iour- nalistic attempts of the stat'-T mem- bers. StaFf members Jim Whattam, Tom Hokemeyer, and Tom Stout prepare copy for the CARDINAL AND GOLD. The preparation of finalized copy is an important aspect of yearbook development. As Pete Harker discusses a tempor- ary dilemma with the publisher, Bill Linz prepares a timetable for un- derclassmen pictures. Rapport among publisher, administration, and mod- erator enables the CARDINAL AND GOLD to proceed on schedule. Bernie Kotula and Jim Burlas look over pictures to decide which will be employed in the yearbook. Pic- tures dealing with school life are emphasized in this preliminary selec- tion phase. m i ,,,s. , si. Hb l l K i I-.. x for the future Editors Mike Curreri, Greg Cassel, Jerry Fenzel, John Romanski, and editor- in-chief Mike Jarosinski, under the guidance of Mr. Nellies, sort out and limit diverse material for its effectiveness in capturing the interest and imagination of its readers. Presentation of material that reflects a true experience rather than a false, contrived one is the aim of the Hall's literary maga- zine, VISTA. The school of today is not limited to the confines of a building and neither should the magazine that represents it. Since arriving at this decision, editor-in-chief Mike Jarosinski and associate editors Jerry Fenzel and John Romanski have begun a policy of printing material which deals with people and events. interviews are made forlpatricular stories, those interviewed may not always be part of the campus scene, but are of interest to the student body. Through their emphasis on the quality aspects of writing instead of quantity, the editors feel that the students will become more interested in the literary efforts of the con- tributors. The students' increasing awareness of the world and its events account for VISTA's new editorial policy. progress by intellectual stimulus ks it H' .W ' tt. it ,P A ,V s N Fig . -, V' ' x ' -A ' f 1 ti- - 11 'I , j. ' A' 5 ll-gymglggw i in E52-1 Eli L at , ,,. . Baranowski are busy at work. ln addition to editors and coordinators VISTA requires typists to amass its heavy load of material. Here, Glenn Miller Don Czapski, Gerard Woelm, and John The members of the VISTA staff are Tom Saltysiak, Mike Jarosinski, Don Czap ski, Larry Gahagan, Ed Balthazar Mike Gunther, Tom Harkins, Bill Meagher John Baranowski, Bill Tiefenwerth, John R manski, Jerry Woelm, Charles Cerveny Jim Emory, Joe Maranto, Bob Baldwin Mike Curreri, Jerry Fenzel, Greg Cassel T Glenn Miller, Pat Kelly, Bill Brookes Several Hallmen are absorbed in various library tasks which aid the librarian in maintaining a vital and effi- cient department of Calvert Hall. By assuming the duties on their free mods and before and after school, the students render to the student body a valuable service. reflections of the past, inspirations for the future In the school of our times the library staff plays an important but often unrewarding role. With the emphasis on proper use of in-school study time, the staff must keep the library organized so that students can find the necessary material with little loss of valuable study time. The library serves as the center for the student's intellectual endeav- ors and must be well-maintained for maximum efficiency. Staff members, giving up their free time, keep the library's resources of books, maga- zines, and pamphlets in their pre-destined order. Organization of these resources enables the eru- dite student to find and put to use the material necessary to the successful completion of an aca- demic experience. Along with the expansion of the library came an expansion in the horizons that each student can obtain by proper use of the facilities. IL. L4-I Whether searching for proiect resource materials or iust brushing up on a current problem in school, academic-minded Hallmen constantly frequent the Periodical Room, which affords them several back years' issues of publications. This year's library staff consists of: Conner, Costantine, DeCarlo, Ellis, Heffernan, Hoerl Cpresidentj, Holback, Johnson Csecretaryj, Klemer, Krebs, McAvoy, Mc- Carty, Madigan, Papa, Sandruck, Segraves, Sneddon, Vaeth, Wallis Cvice presidentj, Waters, Wittstadt. ABOVE: Officers of the La Salle-Wilson Forensics So- ciety-Mike Woodfield, Cliff Drury, and Dario DiBat- tista. RIGHT: Woodfield, Varsity, and Scott Knox, Junior Varsity, are the outstanding debators of their respective squads. argument provokes constructive criticism EN 'El , .- T V115 A' 'fx 4 Y, fa lx ' M V If I 1 . M gl, A -9 ii! ' , fx' 7 1' ' MJ. -1.. pw ,, .- .::.-'-' , A , . 1.1: , A -2. . 3. ' 'W 1 -,.'x,ff-- . ,G f' .:,, M ai x 'H :v .1 KVJXWN E ' 'Nl' . -V, .M 1 . A w 'A i 3: mf, 595255255 , 5- isis: iiii 1: ww, Aww CHL., ,E I. -- 1- ie:- .ixz 'iiwg 4- x '1 Q 1 I? 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Cardboard work is another branch of art that club members may pursue. Here Dave Brown works on his blinking, rotating cardboard piece. The Art Club, in its second year at the Hall, has grown greatly in tame and stature. With the art works ot the members being displayed throughout the school, the club has taken on the role of a major activity. Mr. Janishetski, as moderator, has proven to be an invalu- able aid to the young artists. Known to his students as Nlr. J., Mr. Janishetski stresses the need ot personal expression in the works ot art. The club gives the members the chance to learn through experi- ence and obiective criticism. Through inter-club competition, the members receive recognition from fellow members and other stu- dents. The most rewarding aspect of art is the feeling of true self- expression. Here, club members Steve Dunmire, Gerard Woelms, and Don Czapski work on their clay pieces during a club meeting. FW . t iii! I P, s Q 1 w , 96 A U. 'ua 2594 'ff- VQQ? , f '. if A J 1,. . CAMEL Annually, the dramaticsclub puts on a one act play which is entered in competition, and a maior play with a combined cast from Seton and the Hall. The plays have been remark- able hits in the past, and this year's production of Camelot proved to be one of the best ever, due largely to the hard work of Mr. Al Fields. 4 King Pelinore, played by Thomas Kuhl, warns the evil Mordred, portrayed by Bob Cecil, against the underhanded carrying out of any of his schemes planned for King Arthur's demise. Pat Nolan sings her opening number concerning her reluctance to live in Camelot. Later, Lancelot is introduced as a tierce warrior by his unknowing defeat of Arthur in Battle. Director, Mr. Al Fields, put many hours into the arranging and planning Arthur played by Bill Schultz crmges in anguish of this year's success, Camelot. at the prospect of ruling as king l? -5 -:Qu ,A f I x Hs 5 ' 'hsixissy .7 n -e J new Q 4 , ix. v 4,1 ' J 'U 4. L 6 o X . xi R1 . LLA.. ,, Q 3 ' R , .1 , - :fi 2? x ii. Q Al y I Q g u 'gp 51551 'L 4 22115 Q -fi -- ' 45, . . H wg. vi 4 N '- W -' -'-1 M f H s W Mi: 1 'ev- Nl Q .Q rf If -, 4 1, 1 - -1, ,y ,, . vl 'EV' f, . fd . 4' '44 ' i 1 , sl '24 5 fe Q lv Q if BEM A A -I4 qs ': ' - Cf We 1441 f -..3q6' .1 Q.. rfb' .-....-..- X .,..--,f 2f iii: 'L Some of the spirited Hallmen with the gift of song also accompany themselves with a rhythm section for playing pop music. I 3. , ,. . ,few - ez' Wx' ,i Running through the scale of an intricate number, Mr. Noble is the focus of a group of Chorus members' attention as they rehearse their parts. Formerly the Glee Club, the Men's Chorus seeks an image that encourages young men to manifest their singing talent through group participation and individual progress. Part of the Men's Chorus' image is the aban- doning of the Glee Club's red vests to more greatly associate the Chorus with the develop- ment of the fine arts instead of an extra- curricular activity and its outht. By blending harmonies for melodious tones, the Men's Chorus, through the universal enioyment of music, serves as a goodwill ambassador at social functions not associated with the school. The Chorus has also performed at school functions and has earned the reputation of a culturally-stimulating and beneficial Hall or- ganization. creativit through vocal expression The entire membership in their choral stance gets ready for the start of their next number. The blending of their individual parts into a unified whole requires the concentration of all. harmony among men is reflected in their - Ac Qc l l The main obiective of the school band this year has been the cultural betterment of the students at Calvert Hall. In seeking this goal, the band not only provided the opportunity for musical development of its own members but also instilled a measure of school pride in the student body at the Hall. Due to these etftorts of the band, the public, already aware of Calvert HalI's educational excellence, is becoming acquainted with its cultural superiority. Eyeing his music, a band member goes through movements and keeps in step to the tune of Born Free. Through constant practice and rehearsals the CHC band has produced a quality of music worthy of public display. Here the reed section plays a tune in the traditional half-time show. I ,rf CN Richard Woods, Junior Drum Maior, leads the CHC band in marching and countermarching. Under his direction, members execute their formations. ln his bass accompaniment of the reeds and percussions, a musician concentrates on his work. Under the guidance of Charles Frietag, percussionists are given helpful words of advice. Because of his efforts the band has reached public renown. avocation Concentration is an important commodity in a marching band. Combining marching talent with the execution of a Sousa num- ber the band displays its cadence. SALTYSMK Pat Millard, Joe Huegelmeyer, George Skid- more, and Chris Trianfa, members of Com- munity Action, look over a map of the inner city, pointing out the location of their target area. During the year, the group makes trips to the city with food baskets and toys. Getting ready for another of the group's activities are: Glenn McAvory, Mike Lyden, Bob Hurt, Joe Juras, Dave Pezzulla, Frank Waesche, King Corbett, Joe Tatarewicz, Wayne Eklund, Gerard Krebs, Ray Peroutka, Glenn Jordan, Dennis Scheeler, Mark O'Connor, Amedeo Chiapetta, Rick Gregorek, Doug Serio, Don Rutowski, Bill Heffernan, Chip Fetting, and Rich O'Keefe. Members Gerard Krebs, Wayne Eklund and Glenn Jordan try to cheer up a patient con- fined to a sick bed. Trips to Montebello are scheduled once every week in an effort to bring happiness to those in misery. - v-iii? ' A-if-C LJ-- progress through the helping of fellow man , Under the direction of Brother Robert Pilson, the mem- bers of Community Action are engaged in a number of worthwhile proiects. John O'Laughlen, one of the most ardent in the group, visits Johns Hopkins University once a week to tutor a slow learner. Club members also visit Montebello Hospital four nights a week to cheer up its residents. Tutoring at Strawbridge is another function of this year's club. The tutoring is done on a one-to-one basis with many inner city children benefiting from their instruction. Though these proiects last throughout the year, Community Action planned various activities of a shorter nature typified by the highly successful Christmas drive. Though these functions greatly benefit those people for whom the programs were designed, the members of Community Action are also taught lessons in respect and regard for other people, as well as being filled with a feeling of deep self-satisfaction. C I , -gai- C! D f-T, After completing their re- treat, these Hall seniors strive to re-create its' spirit through attending the same type of Mass. The experi- ence was something that all seniors enioyed, and the maiority wanted the retreat spirit to continue. The Mass was the corner- stone of the retreat, and through participation, both in words and song, com- pleteness as a person was strived for. i man owes progress to a higher being Calvert Hall's up-to-date liturgical practices are more advanced than those of surrounding parishes. Per- mission to try new innovations is frequently utilized. The Folk Mass, Communion under both species, con- gregation gathered around the altar, the priest actu- ally conferring with the congregation, and concele- bration are iust some examples. Members of the Religion Department often discuss plans to initiate changes. One of their goals is to bring about more of a person-to-person relationship with Religion and God. Days of Recollection held in previous years have been discontinued. Emphasis has been placed on the closed three day retreat made by the seniors. 1 Miss Morris and Tim Murray work on the arrangement of a new folk hymn. The folk Mass has been incor- porated to a great degree into the Hall's liturgy. Vic O'Laughlen lights the altar candles in preparation for the celebration of the Mass in the school chapel. Sacristans do most of the work around the chapel. The officers of the Intramural Club are responsible for the arrangement of club events. Details requiring careful plan- ning include scheduling, referee and scoring assignments, statistics, trophies and the maintenance of the club bulletin board in the cafeteria. Left to Right: Tom Hokemeyer, treasurer, Bernie Kotula, president, John Baker, vice-president. physical involvement . . . regardless of talent The members of the club are: Louis Micheal, Kevin O'Donnell, Tom Hokemeyer, Ed Burlas, Mike Balassone, Steve Murphy, Marty Ferris, Bob Baum, Paul Kearns, Mike Sperato, Ted Beinert, Brain Lawless, Greg Mullen, Rick Woods, Rich Gregorek, Joe Juras, Rich Moniuszko, Bernie Kotula, John Baker, Mike Curreri, and Joe Lavezza. Y L 4 During the past year, its first in operation, the Intramural Club has developed as one of the most active organizations in the school. Organized and directed by Brother William Riley, the club scheduled a wide variety of inter-class athletics in such sports as basketball, tlag-football, soccer, bowling, golf, vol- leyball, swimming, tennis, cross country and even chess. Individual and team trophies were presented to champions in the maior sports. A point system was introduced by which overall champions for the year could be determined. All club members were required to remain active as either officials, scorers or statisticians. Judging from its initial success, it appears that the Intramural Club will become a fixture at the Hall. I Steve Murphy discusses with Paul Kearns the rudiments of the basic bowling grip. The Intramural bowling program, directed by Brother Joseph Welsh, was very popular among the under- classmen. liyl I , I Brother William Riley awards a bowling trophy to one of the Intramural champs. The presentation of team and individual trophies has been only one of the various innovations intro- duced by the club to initiate and maintain the interest of the student body. Brian Lawless and Louis Micheal enter the gym to set-up for an Intramural basketball game. They and other club members served reliably in the necessary tasks of timing and score- keeping. Members of the Spirit Club give out with their We're number one cheer. The Club is the core of student cheering at sports events. Although the largest turnouts are at football and basketball games, many members attend all sports events. For the first year, iuniors were allowed to become members. Junior representative Phil Toohey, president Joe Huegelemeyer and vice president Leo Vollmer talk over an upcoming Spirit Club meeting. man's motivation to success is influenced Above, members of the Rebel Rousers show their cheering form, they lead the Hallmen in cheers at football and basket- ball games. Below, members decorate the cafe with spirit signs. b his peers This year's version of the Spirit Club has expanded its program in an effort to increase student interest in all varsity sports. Juniors have been included into this year's club and they have a representative on the executive board. The function of the club does not end with the football season. Swimming, soccer, basketball and lacrosse have all benefited from their support. Signs, highlighting the school's maior sports conflicts, have adorned cafeteria walls, due to the efforts of this year's better organized club. Members of the Spirit Club view a crucial play at the Loyola game. A Hallman executes a fundamental seat drop as other underclassmen eye his technique. The trampoline develops a sense of co-ordination and balance, giving the student experience necessary for maintaining a healthy body. Climbing to the top of the gym, Tom Pompa utilizes one of the many latest improvements initiated by the physical education department. The new equipment has provided for a more diversified gym program. development of the bod complements development of the mind The physical education department at Calvert Hall has been greatly expanded this past year. With the opening of the new pool, each class spends a unit in swimming instruction and water polo. Mr. Binder and Mr. Smith have employed a great amount of new gymnastic equipment in their indoor winter fitness program. The pool and gymnastic equipment filled a Sophomore Cattegary displays poise and agility as he exercises on the squat vault. Gymnastics has fast become an integral part of physical education at the Hall. Performing acrobatics on the rings is soph Kearney. The inverted hang demands the use of the arm and shoulder muscles to strengthen the upper part of the body. long-standing void in the Hall's gym set-up. Basketball and weight-lifting round out the winter schedule. There is tremendous enthusiasm for lacrosse among the boys even though relatively few of them become well acquainted with it before their freshman year. This sport is introduced to the underclassmen during the autumn and spring sessions. ,W , 1 ' 9? . iw,yt X l - ? JM Q ' ' f g P 15 - X. my m ,axx ' Y, , , 4 Q wf 9 1 V 5 4 .A A, lg! at x hi. yy Y f ,Q - w N ff W1 ' 2 sl e N dr ,, I XW mmf ' 3, 4 O , lpk 4' ' f' 45 , J. , 41-' qs ' in , 5 i -0 , I- P 4 'JN A ' 4, The hand of a radio club member sends a mes- sage to a distant station. WSBBE, the Hall's trans- mitting station, sends and receives broadcasts from all over the world. world understanding through world contact Three members look through a manual describing the inner- workings of the various electronic devices found in their head- quarters. The Radio Club, which is one of the oldest clubs at the Hall, offers to the interested student a chance to learn about the multi-faceted field of radio. Under the experienced guidance of Brother Gerald Malseed, the members of the club undertake projects such as build- ing equipment or participating in American Radio Relay League contests.' The club runs a ham radio station, WSBBE, with which they communicate with other radio operators across the country and abroad. The Radio Club has very few regular meetings, how- ever, the members often meet in small groups to work on proiects or discuss their findings. The Radio Club members are: Chris Faunt Le Roy, president, Bob Venanzi, Steve Younger, Larry Hennesey, Ed Mester, Tom Valenti, Jim Turoff, Ron Boston, Charles Shoemaker, Jim Brown. 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To know oneself requires a deep self-examination. A greater feeling of school spirit can only be accomplished by way of a greater companionship with faculty members. PROGRESS . LQ' T' Y Y ' A 1 I 2 , YW wpb- ' ny- . ,,, , , ,r s.,' - 3-ITTMDFN When ,u'm'rv hm ing num'- . 1 . fvgf: fhdfl 011171 ul U ., - f 455' - I z. V3 ,-.1 ,, Erik, x 1 W IS THE ART OE KEEPING UP WITH YESTERDAY Finishing a bruising but successful campaign with a 7-2 record, the '67 Cardinal varsity team hustled its way to a third place finish in Division I behind co-champions City and Edmondson. The Redbirds opened their season with an impressive 24-14 victory over Bell Vocational of Washington. They followed this upset with a 20-T6 decision over Poly one week later. Throughout the season, the only losses came to City and Edmondson. Quarterback Joe Waters and full- back Rick Avena spearheaded the Card offense which tallied 189 points for the season. A hard-hitting defense, highlighted by the performances of co-captains Rick Olszewski and Scott Williams, complemented the fine offensive effort in capturing the Catholic League title for the fourth consecutive year. Waiting for the snap of the ball during a crucial set of downs, head coach Mr. Joseph Carlozo is determination personified as the tension of the game mounts. A sidelined gridder savors a quick drink and a moment to collect his thoughts before heading onto the field. Conditioned as an athlete, a Hallman must be aggressive and quick- thinking to do his iob. controlled violence in ,f ui J- -l l. fx , .I g . 'Q' 4. 'i V ' '-1 6.11 S .Z f W - ,A saw. 1 5 ff x J as Q . C-'Rx , , -xxx? 'Qi ,,.,.1.,. A. ' fill li K v--, ,. - ,Q '. J wi. 1 ml ! 2 -Q 1. if -K X 5, ' 2Qi2 ' ' a 5.2. X Nw. fi' -2 I q Q 5 if R. 53:45, hui . ?a, -,f ski- ,..- f' .Ska 1' v- ., . . ,. 5 355 H 5 Q s I Q -Q at Q ' Q 8 as-rf w. 1 i f -if 4-4 , -rr, 5. ,J ri J-.,, ,ya -i. . , .. ,R , 32 P' 4, 1' Af 5 . . L .-. V .ffm Q ui' Y K ,,,1 h, J. 'U' , , .1 A ,V I 'E , 2: ow--A- 1 ,. 'Ii ., Q ,N '-QM Senior quarterback Joe Waters sweeps wide out of the backtield on an option play. Using plays such as this, Joe picked up 184 yards in the Loyola contest. Junior Mike Kelly stifles a Loyola offensive drive with a key intercep- tion. This timely play was one of the highlights in an all-around team effort. Bob Gilwee, Steve Bowersock, Joe Robinson, Joe Brocato, and Steve Logue watch the action from the sidelines while awaiting the coach's call. Gordon Combs fights for yardage on a kick-off return. Gordy scored against Poly on a spectacular 80 yard punt return. VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD C.H.C. OPP. 24 . . . . Bell Vocational . . . . .. 14 20 . . . . Poly .......... . . 16 6 . . . . Edmondson . . . . 22 40 . . . . Patterson . . . . . 18 16 .. .. Douglass .... .. 14 21 ,. .. BelAir .,..... .. 20 20 .. .. Mt.St.Joseph .. 6 14.. ..City ....,....,.. U38 28 .. .. Loyola ........... .. 16 Won 7 - Lost 2 Steve Bowersock rips through Loyola's defensive line to gain needed yardage. Short yardage plays were the keys to many sustained Card drives. Members ot the Varsity Team: Lawrence Gerst, Joseph Waters, David Creighton, Donald Fitzmaurice, Michael Kelly, Stephen Bowersock, Michael Pivic, Richard Avena, William Mitchell, David Fitzmaurice, Walter Nawrocki, John Smith, Brian Henry, Sam Palmisano, Joseph Brocato, Robert Gray, Richard Olszewski, Robert Gilwee, Raymond Byrne, Daniel Ford, Philip Hohman, Sam DeMartino, Daniel Woodard, Stephen Logue, Joseph Robin- son, Anthony Yablonski, William Doyle, Thomas Burman, Ray- mond Koontz, Gordon Combs, Thomas Blaney, William Whitty, James Fallon, Scott Williams, James Lamb, and Robert Frew. Mr. Joseph Carloza, Mr. Augustine Miceli, Mr. David Shannon, and Mr, Thomas Bateman served as coaches. James Burlas, Joseph Kelly, and Richard Talbot assisted John Sanborne with the training duties. underelass teams are the backbone of the varsity depth and experience Driving into the line on a key otifensive play, a Card back gains needed yardage. The Redbirds lost only to City in compiling a 6-1 record and capturing the Catholic league championship. ,, , A Settling into the pocket, .l.V. quarterback Larry Hubbard attempts to complete a pass to sustain a Cardinal attack. Larry will be tighting for the first-string varsity berth next season. Featuring a potent offensive unit with a smooth backtield, the Frosh team worked to compile a 5-l record in league competition. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD C.H.C. OPP. T4 . . . . Edmondson . . . . 8 T5 .. .. Douglass .... . . 6 8 . . . . Mt. St. Joseph . . . O 42 .. .. Patterson ..., . . O 3l.. ..Poly.... .6 7.. ..Loyola.... . .O O .. .. City .............. .. 24 Won 6- Lost I it i i l FRESHMAN FOOTBALL RECORD l C.H.C. OPP. T4 .... Edmondson .. 0 l I4 Douglass .. 12 6... ...City ..... .. 8 l 32... ...Northern..... .. O l 52... ...Mt.St.Joseph.... ..2O 14... ...Loyola ....... .. 6 Won 5 - Lost l l i ' Junior Varsity Football Squad: Hubbard, Dunning, Popovec, Stringer, Mitchell, Arrup, DeNardi, Ensor, Bateman, Leaf, Craig, Fuchsluger, Schaech, Fogarty, Moore, Hartwig, Knight, Trotta, Hastings, Wald, Kearney, Burman, O'Brien, Deady, Farrell, Thomas, Zito, Strassberger, Albright, Spedalere, Corbett, Keelty, Bova, Meany, Hyle, Durkin. Freshman Football Squad: Ferreri, O'Conner, Konschak, Tyler, Cole, Norris, Murray, McManus, Collingsworth, McGuire, Rade- baugh, Eicholtz, Gough, Christian, Marsiglia, Wills, Robinson, Olsen, Woodland, Curran, Gibbs, Lambin, Kornik, Frew, Wedock, Soukup, Kelly, Dickman, Schuler, D'Angelo, Munafo, Flora. . - ,ln V -, A 'LM , - - - - - fr. , skill, agility, coordination, speed, spontaneous reaction t I All alone, Jerry Kilian sets up for a shot while Ron Carlini protects ball from opposing defenders approaching from the side. The Hallmen went on to win 4-3. Salvatore Jeppi, halfback for the Cardinals, gives the ball a long boot upfield as George Barry and other members of the team adjust to their new positions. In a defensive effort, Salvatore Jeppi thwarts attempted Southern goal by heading ball clear of goal. Relieved goalie, .lerry Geraghty, trots back into position. Striving to keep possession of ball, Ron Carlini and team- mates Salvatore Jeppi and Jerry Kilian launch an offensive drive that produces a Card score. 0 O Under the guidance and ability of a new coach the Card booters compiled a profitable season. In his first year at the Hall, Mr. William Karpovich has incorporated new and diverse drills, competitive playing tactics and a variety of starting formations that gave the team an added boost. Behind the John Whittman, Jerry Kilian and Murray Davis line and backed by halfbacks Ricky Rukowicz, George Mertel and Tim Hud- son the team improved its record to lust short of the .500 mark. Senior defenseman George Mertel taps a pass to Murray Davis setting up a scoring drive that resulted in a Cardinal goal. 1 -1 V 5 sixty., '15-2391 +21 TS jg, 11 , 4 L 1 E 121 2. if--55' 1 W .1 11,1311 1' 11,111,,1-,.fi:,1,1.111.1 ..111 W M 1- ?2g?l,i2 W' 1' 41,11 me kwa -1 ,W 4 '33 11 XL Y ! Wu' 0' ' 1 1 Ax sq 4 4' 11 rf 11.1 9 ,Hx Q A . 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A ....... ..2 Won 5 - Lost 6 - Tied l George Barry cleverly avoids oncoming Southern attackers by punching ball to Cardinal teammate. lt was through efforts like this that a Calvert Hall victory was preserved. Members of the Varsity Soccer Team: Bottom Row: G. Barry, B. Wittman, J. Geraghty, R. Carlini, J. Varsalone, M. Bittner. Middle Row: Bro. Gratian, T. Hudson, J. Kilian, D. Franciolla R. Rukowicz, S. Jeppi, M. Palese, N. Wagner. Top Row: D. Jones M. Barry, G. Mertel, P. Manneta, J. Boone, J. Flanigan, Mr. William Karpovich. 1 1 Scrambling for a loose ball, Junior Dennis Roberts outruns Saint Joseph opponent for C. H. C. possession. Despite a valiant team effort the game ended in a l-1 deadlock. Linemen Mike Kalvin, Mike Codd, Frank Turk and Bob Zgorski converge on goal in an attempted score. Through their continued performances, the J. V. team attained a 7-3-l log. Jim Linz, Gene Palese, Al Kalvin, Phil Lattanzi, Medio Waldt, Greg Zgorski, Pat Hudson, Charles Lusco, Tony Buscemi, Bernie Casserly, Tom Remavege, Nick De Carolis, Lou Laricci, Frank Turc, Mike Miller, James Pieclrafite, Brother Donald O'Connor, JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER RECORD C.H.C. OPP- 3 .. Patterson .... .. 2 2 . . . St. Paul Latin ...... . . l l . . Archbishop Curley .. .. 3 4 .. . Northwestern .... .. O O . .. Northern .... .. 2 2 . . . City . . . . . 2 2 . . . Park .... . . O O . .. Southern .. .. l 6 . . . Mervo . . . l 3 . . . Poly ...... . . l 5 .. . Edmondson ..,......... .. l Won 7 - Lost 3 - Tied l Mr. Stanislaus Ziolkowski, Joe Lavezza, Jim Jones, Fran Koerner, Herb Otto, Bob Zgorski, Tim Freeburger, Denny Roberts, Mike Codd, Mike Dugan, Fran Galczynski, Manager Jack Maerz, Manager Dave McElroy, Mr. William Parks, coach. ' .iu3iflAXF' at I .duff 55 :lLT5HMtEvL'!I?s1.14Cl'f!j.EM,. '-T1i5TMFwu?'i'jZif.1.Z? 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I' Z -3 .:E,. 3 24 49- X Q ' ?,55k.P X a . 1 ff Q 'aw 'N 1 .L T -' A. L A ur . . f' ,. - asv- ',, 1 . . , 522'-' , - - t '. ,2 'J EEE J 5: i W A 1 1 Jw. My Mike Popoli grapples for a rebound oft the offensive board. The senior guard's spirit and exciting play earned him the respect of Calvert Hall sports fans. Mike Pivec executes a lay-up around opposing defenders. A three-letter varsity performer, Mike played well in the forward and back-up center positions against invariably taller foes. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD C.H.C. OPP. 51 ...... Towson ,.......,.,.,,,. 36 72 .,.... Mt. St. Joseph ...... , . . 34 57 ...... Cardinal Gibbons .,.. . . . 40 60 ...... Patterson ..,..... . . 18 49 ..,... Loyola ...,..,.. . . , 44 32 ...... Edmondson . . . . , , 38 41 ....., Northern .... . . . 31 53 ..,.,. City College ,..., . . , 42 54 ...,.. Forest Park ,,..,... . . . 26 40 .,..., Archbishop Curley . . . . . . 26 43 ...... Towson Catholic , . . , . . 31 65 ....., Archbishop Curley . . . . . . 44 70 ....., Carver ..,....... . . . 45 44 .,.... Cardinal Gibbons . . . . . . 37 41 ...,.. Patterson ,...... . . . 25 33 ....., Edmondson , . , , . , 28 42 ...,., Northern ..., , . . 47 46 ...... City College . . . . . . 39 34 ...... Loyola ,..,., , . . 38 47 ...,.. Forest Park ..,.., . , . 37 34 ..,,.. Mt. St. Joseph ..... . , , 35 42 ...... Towson Catholic ,... . . , 31 Wins 19 -Losses 4 Division Il Champions FRESHMAN BASKETBALL RECORD C.H.C. OPP. 26 ..,,.. Mt. St. Joseph .... .,,. 3 1 22 ...... Cardinal Gibbons .... .... 3 O 37 ..,... Loyola .......... . . 32 45 ...... Edmondson . . , . . . . 25 30 ..,... City College ,.... .,,, 5 5 40 ...,.. Forest Park ....... . . 31 49 ..,... Archbishop Curley . , . , . 38 43 ...... Archbishop Curley . . . . . 26 41 ..,... Carver .,..,..... . . 28 38 ,..... Cardinal Gibbons ..,. , . 25 20 ...... Edmondson ..... . . 21 16 ,..... City College , , . . . 38 40 ...... Loyola Mi .. .. 37 47 ,.,... Forest Park . .... . . 56 32 ...,.. Mt. St. Joseph .... . . 36 30 ...... Carver ......,..,,. , . 39 Wins 8 - Losses 8 Junior Varsity Basketball Team - Bottom: Coach Joe Carlozo, John Arrup, Lou Michael, Bob Worthing- ton. Middle: Mark Amatucci, Phil Shatter, Phil Popovec, Tom Pompa, Larry Gruel Cmanj. Top: Dennis Jones, Joe Carlozo, Fran Koerner, Mike Beishemi, Gordy Bengal, Gary Gill, Pat Feeley. Freshman Basketball Team - Bottom: Gary Tyler, Larry Bradley, Jim Mc- Guire, Jim Gosczcynski. Middle: Mike Banz, Gene Leddy, Buddy Schu- ler, Jay Weimer. Top: Doug Rade- baugh, Tom Murray, Steve Ferrari, Coach Joseph Binder. By completing their season with a 19-4 record, the J.V. Basketball Team proved the old adage that hustle can win games. Although it lacked a height advantage over most opponents, the team hustled their way to many victories. The squad employed a UCLA- type press to force their op- ponents into numerous mis- takes. The fast-breaking Car- dinals turned many of these turnovers into baskets. Led by the scoring of Gordy Bengal and the playmaking of Phil Popovec, the team finished first in their division. Then in a playoff series in the Civic Cen- ter, the J.V. squad lost to a fine Dunbar team. w ,ik AW, www, , fm ' ww ,W ii 1 ' M, Wm w ,gi 1 am, Nw 5 Y A, x is 5 M 1' ,,v ,c, -A , ,,,, 1 ,, , Nw, XMWMQL, Q, ,, N ' , R U W - . ' '1v, W 'wwf In 1' , Q Q ,W M M WYR N, X ,mm , W- ? 'pl ' - , . N imw if x , wg, 4 , , .W.N ,,,, ' vw , . , . , - , ,nw ,ww , N. 7 X ' I , M , W, N' ' W ,,,,X..X, 3, W ,Q -, .. r 5, , X , FK? ,,,m ,, W M -In ea' , g.l4.:y...3h 'I-va, - Ai? M :I s,, ,,... my-w 'T' 'YL aialj 6557- - ,F 1' -,Q-1. 1, av . Q' . 4. , , QQQI. 364 'ff' 1355-1 AL 'mag -,K ', ' ,M v lm' . , . ,saga ' 1 -,Ulla A 'Tw My , 4 fu . 4-. -,, .fc E L -weww-M -. 71 Peg gh A HQW5 f -3' . , M, '. z-- V F' 'TJ 1 ' V ,-J W . P E 'Hqfl' v 51:4 x A, Q. xi 14? x 9 , , .,.,- lm ,. V., I , . fa -:yn .LL-I , , .. - - F' , 'M ' 1 .1-- -5- .' ,,,....,.....,,,-.R k - A Le. , ,...,Q..., as if a M f 19' saws 'K Junior Varsity Swimming Team-Bottom: John McKay, John Kennon, Jay Duffy, Cleckner, Jim O'Conner, Robert Rubino, Kevin Whalen, Jim Smyth. Top: Edward Murdy, John Ulrish, Ron Spedalere, Chip King, Jim Green, Mark Popoli, Bill Grill, Mike Quinlivan, Tom Raynor, John Connel, Mike Davis, Mike Curreri. vigrx, ,. .X .rl tl 451,55 , IQ Junior varsity aquanaut Jack Holzknecht demonstrates the smooth style of his backstroke. Both the JV and varsity teams benefited by the availabiltiy of the Hall's new Olympic pool. Head coach Reds Hucht fraternizes with a sextet of the M.S.A. Championship varsity team before swimming trials. Mr. Hucht's crew this year has lived up to his expectations by maintaining the Hall's growing reputation of providing superior swimming teams, both varsity and iunior varsity. .0 t' av , af ,t , ,,.. - if V :I .. l , Al l ' I ,P , '. 'E'-2:' . aff. 5 in amd ' A ,, N gf , , L J . N sr. . hmtrtzf. '1-. .ii Xrfff rg , me Senior John Czernikowski concentrates on a putt while Joe Cameron stands ready to pull perience. The '67 golf team, coached by Brother Bernard, lost the MSA crown it had held for the two previous seasons. Despite that dis- appointment, the squad still had a successful campaign, losing only to Loyola and Mt. St. Joseph. Seniors Dave Barrett, Bruce Cross and Rich Tilghman, along with underclassmen Joe Cameron and John Czernikowski, led the Hallmen to nine victories in their eleven league contests. Hard struck by graduation and transfer, the '68 team faced the task of rebuilding. Brother Xavier took over this year as coach, selecting new team prospects from among the mem- bers of his Golf Club. overcoming an obstacle course by accuracy . . . the flag. John and Joe were the only mem- bers of the team with previous varsity ex- I . P - lk Mike Bertazon uses a sand wedge to blast from a trap on the Mount Pleasant course. Good sand play is essential in match com- petition. Waiting for his turn to putt, Pat Stringer lines up his shot. Strong green play can be the decisive factor in close matches. Underclass team members Mike Bertazon, Mike Bozel and Brookes Bolte approach a tee in preparation forthe league season. Constant practice is required for development of a consistent golf game. Members ofthe '68 varsity golf team watch as Joe Cameron tees off, Lett to right: Brookes Bolte, Mike Bertazon, Steve Bozel, John Czernikowski, Mike Bozel, Joe Cameron, Pat Stringer. . . . Hall Iinksmen maintain a good eye and a good stroke I 1 . r ' ' - 1 Haj., , Y n-'-Seq, I- W . Wil:-1 .'. it .53 if, V wifi- mlitiilg ,. 5 ' . it My A gi ms M mis. . ' Y as 1: age fi 'ta Q A, . V. , . -M M --at 'ii ii'-..-ii' . The '68 Card squad members are: Rick Franz, Mike Lemon, Lewis Libby, Sal Molite, Mike Ferris and Phil Shaffer. The nearby Loch Raven Junior High serves as the home court for the Hall tennis squad. One of the best Redbird doubles teams, Lewis Libby and Mike Ferris, attempts to reach competitive shape through regular practice matches against teammates. The need tor co- ordinated teamwork tests the true ability ofthe individual tennis player. 752: es gee net value of the racket play is individual and team achievement Hall netmen, under the experienced guidance ot ninth- year head coach Micky Pardew, captured second place in the MSA with an 8-l record. The strong Card team, led by Ricky Pardew, was foiled in its drive to the MSA crown by their single loss to Gilman. This year's team, consisting of Lewis Libby, Rick Franz, Mike Lemon, Sal Molite, Mike Ferris, and Phil Schaefer, has its work cut out tor them as they know that in order to succeed perennial toe Gilman as the MSA champions they will perhaps need a perfect record. Senior Rick Franz works on his serving form. Good serve control, hitting the corners while maintaining sufficient torce, requires consistent practice. Displaying his backhand return ability, underclass netman Mike Lemon typifies the earnest desire and spirit of Card tennis teams. Despite a lack of student support, the net teams have contributed to the athletic reputation of the Hall. originated b the indian . .. The hard-fighting Card stickmen finished with a disappointing record, just under .500, despite a strong early season. Mr. Spencer King, who replaced Mr. Jerry Schmidt as head coach, led the squad through one of its toughest MSA seasons. The high- light of the dim season was the Hall's first victory ever over Boys' Latin. With twenty returning letter- men, the '68 team boasted sufficient talent to pose a serious threat to all league opponents. Speeding past a defenseman, a Cardinal attacker brings the ball downfield. The key to the Hall's attack was speed plus passing ability. Setting up a scoring play, a Redbird stickman maneuvers past an opponent while searching for a teammate to whom he can feed the ball. Card attackmen attempt to regain possession .yy-lg W X w,x4L', lqvs v of the ball to maintain pressure in the goal .I 1 irvk mtfql Y 'xl .Ir ,Fill . ll -w V , 1.3 2 ,1 area. Opposing defenseman hangs near the ' . J flee 4 , ...L i X ,7.x'f'yk., yggir-' A J d1'N2g ,g,g5 net to aid the goalie. I V ,.--Q: : :li . ' 'N' gg - l' A I c i. 'cf Di gi 5 ' vi-'l'.3,lJi N'l5 M '51 QKAQ . - lllwiiiv, ll? 1.7 xx 1-1,1 is 5 V .lx Q f :EQ e r 43 . I, XYA, 1 H X NA N . 'x'..'-,'t-tlffhh 11' ' .fi ' . is t t tm- -as it tie it t I, 9 'miie e- f i ,inf i' 09,0 o'5of Qx F ' ' 2 ., . M. 'H xfiffzlrf l 3 1.0. . 6 .xl a x 1 E In ll ,rvll X ll-g'l:l:ll!l'l l 1 0 0'o':'f0 Gigi? Xxxx:::::i:s: .- X 'M N ' 'owe' 0 '05-'K' Nw:':r:-I2-rlxixh' X i . 1, fe fo staffs +',0fo'3o'2o rl f f lj - , , N An action-packed game from a fan's-eye view. Q QQOQO Plxx yy -5 'K 1 n '- '-gf. A The rival netminder braces himself for the shot Ju -5 l.l.A,4'...l.A.4.9A1g.?A'X- Shi i 1 'L l' as an attacking Hallman fires the ball. During the half-time break, varsity team mem- bers consult coach, Mr. Spencer King on second half strategy. A demoralized squad can be transformed into a fighting unit by an inspiring pep talk. wma. -' tk-,V is , fm Q No r L . ,,,.,,. U , -,fi V , ,, ,,, , ' rw ' j,,w ' ' ' K in -ani ' ,- A ' .. ' ' ,,, HL-an - Lk 1 ' :.: - n.l ' , ,, , ' aids . b 114'-' 'fi ,-r K 1 ,. - 1 X, -... s at J-H ,I 7 1 . Q T 1 J 0 I f , , Y H ': :1x'6? ' 46 X xx. A A ' 'Jf '. as ' XY 1 - 'uw f I L1 A 9- , j' - 5 A 4 , K 4 wffih wg. nglnl 7. ' . r, sa fl YQ- ' ' at -ffgpstn .f ' -0 2 I , , .A f Qin. I f' ' 1 . f 9 ,--1, fa ' ki ,, 3 . x Vw-g . i 4 Ke, M A, ,, 5 Ag, , Q 1 -- 1 v A fu -48 5 1 . 1 .1-.Q V ' f . ps , - ' g '- 2, 'W'f, A if ' . V, barviiql sul' R.. ld Ad 'N Q xa .k r fi, m ' A'-N J 1 A . .Qi . . .' ' Q 'wr as x -' .Wu V 4 VT-Na ,..' A J. 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E A Card defenseman and a McDonough attackman watch as a shot hurtles past the net in a game won by the Cards. l Scooping up the ball in his stick, the opposing goalie thwarts a Card oFFensive play. An obliging Hallman adiusts his 'reamma're's arm guard during a pre-game run-through of plays. 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'. . u- si Early in 1967 the school lost one of its dedicated coaches, Mr. Daniel- Hap Groom. Mr. Groom served as the soccer coach for over twenty years. He graduated from Calvert Hall in 192.7 after starring on the school's soccer team and pitching on the baseball team. Nlr. Groom had a brief career in professional baseball. In his years at the school Mr. Groom pro- duced over six championship teams and had several of his players on All-American teams. After soccer season Mr. Groom 'gave much of his time to working with the baseball, team. The esteem in which he was' placed was noted when the Maryland House of Delegates passed a resolu- tion expressing its regrets at his passing. One section stated, ln his passing the City of Baltimore, Calvert Hall,'and sports enthusiasts through- out the state have lost an outstanding figure. He will long be remembered with respect and affection, and the House of Delegates of Maryland adds this tribute to the late Daniel W. Groom . . . 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Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 2,45 Marching Band 1,2,3, Secretary 45 CA-RDINAL AN-D GOLD 3. PAUL VINCENT ALBRIGHT . . . 41 . . . 207 Cedarcroft Road . . . Baltimore . . . ID 3-7547 . . . Cathedral of Our Queen . . . Football 25 Spanish Club 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GERALD MICHAEL AMEDARO . . . 4A . . . 3303 Philadelphia Road . . . Abingdon . . . 1-676-0782 . . . Saint Francis DeSales . . . Football 15 Lacrosse 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DONALD RAPHEAL ANDERSON . . . 4A . . . 316 South High Street . Baltimore . . . 685-0239 . . . Saint Leo . . . Basket- ball 15 Lacrosse 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MARK WESTON ANDERSON . . . 4F . . . 1637 Ramblewood Road . . . Baltimore . . . ID 3-0150 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ROBERT LOUIS ANDERSON . . . 4A . . . 866 Benninghads Road . . . Baltimore . . . ID 54462 . . . Saint Mary . . . Marching Band 15 Forensics 15 Intramurals 2,3,4. PAUL STEPHEN ANECHIARICO . . . 4I . . . Merrymans Mill Road . . . Phoenix . . . 666-7426 . . . Saint John . . . Lacrosse 1,2,3,4. JOHN CARL ARRABAL . . . 4C . . . 1736 Edgewood Road . . . Baltimore . . . NO 5-2796 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Football 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Club 4. VINCENT PETER ASHTON . . . 4C . .. . 108 Dublin Drive . . . Lutherville . . . 825-2389 . . . Saint Joseph . . . Football 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Art Club 3,4. RICHARD VALENTINE AVENA . . . 4D . . . 2118 Eastridge Road . . . Timonium . . . 252-0842 . . . Saint Joseph . . . Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Lacrosse 2,3,4. LEONARD PATRICK BAKER . . . 4I . . . 3510 Ailsa Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . HA 6-4132 . . . Saint Francis of Asissi . . . Honor Roll 1,2,35 Math Club 2,3. MICHAEL THOMAS BALASSONE . . 4G . . . 4323 Glenmore Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . CL 4-5033 . . . Saint Michael the Archangel . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football Manager 3. ROBERT JOSEPH BALDWIN . . . 4A . . . 1213 Wine Spring Lane . . . Towson . . . 823-9172 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 VISTA 2,45 Republican Club 3,45 Intramural Club 4. EDWARD JOHN BALTHAZAR-. . . 4A ...- Route 1 . . . Hamp- stead . . . 429-4914 . . . Sacred Heart . . . Soccer 25 Republican Club 35 VISTA 4 JOHN MICHAEL BARANOWSKI . . . 4A . . . 3 West Lake Avenue . . . -Baltimore . . . ID 3-5806 . . . Cathedral of Mary Our Queen . . . VISTA 45 Men's Chorus 4. JOHN MICHAEL BERGER . . . 4C . . . 1727 Amuskai Road . . . Baltimore . . . NO 8-8859 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary. RONALD JOSEPH BESWICK . . . 4I . . . 1265 Haubert Street . . . Baltimore . . . PL 2-8040 . . . Our Lady of Good Counsel . . . Honor Roll 1. JOSEPH BENNETT BOERNER . . . 4l . . . 3807 Rexmere Road . . . Baltimore . . . CH 3-1233 . . . Blessed Sacrament . . . Lacrosse 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Soccer 35 Spirit Club 4. 1968 SENIOR ROBERT EDWARD BOLTH . . . 4G . . . 516 Dunkirk Road . . . Baltimore . . . DR 7-7016 . . . Saint Pius X . . . Intramurals 2.3,45 Soccer 25 UN Club 3 JOHN HENRY BOMHARDT . . . 4J . . . 5501 Mayview Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 488-4327 . . . Saint Anthony of Padua . . . Intramurals 1,2,4. RONALD EDWARD BOSTON . . . 4H . . . 618 Dale Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 665-0127 . . . Saint Michael . . . Radio Club 3,4. JOSEPH HOWARD BRATTON . . . 4D . . . 2004 Oakland Road . . . Baltimore . . . MU 7-6823 . . . Mount Carmel . . . Spirit Club 45 Basketball 1,2. JAMES IGNATIUS BROWN, JR .... 4J . . . 415 Cedarcroft Road . . . Baltimore . . . 433-4103 . . . Saint Pius X . . . Intra- murals 2,3,45 Radio Club 3,45 Spirit Club 4. MICHAEL JOSEPH BUCKELEW . . . 4G . . . 1636 Winford Road . . . Baltimore . . . ID 5-4961 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Intra- murals 1,2,3. LOUIS JAMES BURLAS . . . 4F . . . 721 Stevenson Lane . . . Towson . . . 828-6592 . . . Saint Pius X . . . THE HALL 1,2,3, editor 45 Forensics 1,25 Football Manager 3,45 CARDINAL AND GOLD 4. THOMAS JOSEPH BUARMAN . . . 4J .I . . 1304 Walters Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . ID 3-0091 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,45 Spirit Club 4. NORMAN JAMES BURNS . . . 4A . . . 8645 Oakleigh Road . . . Baltimore . . . NO 5-0105 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Baseball Manager 1. RAYMOND JOSEPH BYRNE . . . 4C . . . 1445 Cedarcroft Road . . . Baltimore . 433-0816 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH DONIINIC CADDEN . . . 4F . . . 2011 Woodbourne Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . ID 5-1243 . . . Saint Matt-hew. JOSEPH JEROME CAMERON . . . 4G . . . 711 Hickory Lot Road . . . Towson . . . VA 5-7679 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Golf Team 2,45 Intramurals 1,4. TERRY JOHN CARACUZZO . . . 4H . . . 5611 Boxhill Lane . . . Baltimore . . . 433-1496 . . . Cathedral of Mary Our Queen . . . National Honor Society 3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Spirit Club 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ROBERT JOSEPH CECIL . . . 4F . . . 1312 Putty Hill Avenue . . . Towson . . . 828-6972 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Dramatics 3,45 VISTA 45 Prom Committee 3,4. WILLIAM FRANKLIN CECIL . . . 4C . . . 1312 Putty Hill Avenue . . . Towson . . . 828-6972 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Football 1,2,35 Lacrosse 1,25 Folk Club 25 Dramatics 45 Student Council 4. ROBERT RUSSELL CHRISTENSEN . . . 4G . . . 604 Stacy Court . . . Towson . . . 825-0621 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Student Council 1,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JOHN VIANNEY CIGNATTA . . . 4B . . . 8 Branch Street . . Baltimore . . . 686-7131 . . . Our Lady of Mount Carmel . . . Newspaper 1,2,3, Editor 45 Football Manager 15 Key Club 35 Dramatics 3,45 Spirit Club 45 Honor Roll 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH JOHN CIURCA . . . 4C . . . 3613 Bayonne Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . CL 4-3780 . . . Saint Dominic . . . Spanish Club 35 Spirit Club 45 Intramurals 4. DIRECTORY WAYNE ELLIS CLARK . . . 4A . . . 912 Starbit Road . . . Towson . . . VA 5-3168 . . . Towson Presbyterian . . . Swimming 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,4. JOSEPH VINCENT CLISHAM, JR .... 4F . . . 1308 Southview Road . . . Baltimore . . . HO 7-9475 . . . Saint Matthew. GORDON WILLIAM COMBS, JR .... 4C . . . 3613 Frankford Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . HA 6-3267 . . . Saint Dominic . . . Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Spirit Club 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3. COLLIER CAMERON MILLS CONKLIN . . . 4B . . . Box 294 . . . Phoenix . . . 666-2193 . . . Intramurals 1,2,3. JOSEPH DOMINIC COTTONE . . . 4F . . . 5214 Mayview Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 488-6855 . . . Saint Anthony of Padua. JOSEPH MICHAEL COUSLER . . . 4E . . . 6902 Broening Road . . . Dundalk . . . AT 2-4561 . . . Saint Rita . , . Intramurals 1,2,4. DAVID MICHAEL CREIGHTON . . . 4F . . . 704 Shelly Road . . . Towson . . . 823-3554 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Football 1,3,45 Lacrosse 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Student Council 3, treasurer 4. ROBERT JOSEPH CREMEM . . . 4B . . . 5615 Magnolia Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 358-4425 . . . Saint Ambrose. RAYMOND CHARLES CRONIN . . . 4C . . . 718 Evesham Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 323-2895 . . . Saint Mary Govans . . . Intramurals 45 Spirit Club 4. ALBERT BRUCE CULLY . . . 4C . . . 1918 Knollton Road . . . Timonium . . . 252-1918 . . . Football 25 Intramurals 45 Swim- ming 45 Spirit Club 4. DONALD PAUL CZAPSKI . . . 4D . . . 6635 Loch Hill Road . . . Baltimore . . . 828-6365 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Marching Band 1,2,35 Concert Band 1,2,35 Honor Roll 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Key Club 35 Men's Chorus 45 Bowling 35 VISTA 45 THE HALL 3,45 Community Action 45 Art Club secretary 45 CARDINAL AND GOLD 3, Editor-in-Chief 4. JOHN JOSEPH CZERNIKOWSKI . . . 4E . . . 7142 Willowdale Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . NO 5-8626 . . . Saint Michael . . . Golf 1,2,3,45 Golf Club 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ROBERT ALFRED D'AMBROGl . . . 4C . . . 507 Charles Street Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 825-6161 . . . Basilica of the Assumption . . . Intramurals 25 Rit1e 15 Baseball 15 Football 3. RAYMOND EMERY DANA . . . 4D . . . 612G Knollcrest Road . . . Cockeysville . . . 666-9421 . . . Saint Joseph. WILLIAM ROBERT DE HAAN . . . 4F . . . 1745 Yakona Road . . . Baltimore . . . 668-4956 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Intramurals 1,2,3. SAM PETER DE MARTINO . . . 4J . . . 1403 Midmeadow Road . . . Towson . . . 823-4460 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Football 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Spirit Club 4. THOMAS JOHN DE PETRIS JR, . . 4B . . . 6511 Loch Hill Road . . . Baltimore . . . 823-4928 . . . Saint Matthews . . . Intra- murals 3,4. FRANK DARIO DI BATTISTA . . . 4C . . . 651 Washington Boulevard . . . Baltimore . . . 539-5629 . . . Saint Jerome . . . Library 2,3. NEIL STEPHEN DICKERSON . . . 4C . . . 8416 Kings Ridge Road . . . Baltimore . . . 668-2011 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Basketball Manager 1,25 Intramurals 1,3. WILLIAM CHARLES DOYLE . . . 4E . . . 5912- Yorkwood Road . . . Baltimore . . . 433-4964 . . . Saint Matthews . . . Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Football 2,3,4. FRANCIS CLIFTON DRURY . . . 4H . . . B330 Wyton Road . . . Towson . . . 823-4742 . . . Immaculate Heart ot Mary . . . Rifle 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Forensics 2,3, vice-president 45 Key Club 35 Golf Club 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4. OWEN JOSEPH DUFFY . . . 4G . . . Box 72 . . . Brooklandville . . . 823-7597 . . . Immaculate Conception. STEPHEN VAIL DUNMIRE . . . 4B . . . 1717 Northbourne Road . . . Baltimore . . . 435-1353 . . . Saint Matthew . . . VISTA 1,25 Rifle 15 Intramurals 1,45 Football 25 Lacrosse 2,3,45 Art Club 3 ROBERT JOSEPH DUNN . . . 4G . . . 220 East Susquehanna Avenue . . . Towson , . . 825-0354 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Spirit Club 45 Varsity Club 4. TIMOTHY PHILIP DUNNIGAN . . . 4C . . . 5603 Sagra Road . . . Baltimore . . . 433-2817 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Student Council 2,35 Swimming 25 Spirit Club 4. CHARLES HOWARD EDENFIELD . . . 4A . . . 2806 List Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 426-9009 . . . Saint Dominic . . . Intra- murals 2,3,4. ROY ALLEN EILERS . . . 4F . . . Box 220, Upper Glencoe Road . . . Sparks . . . 472-2595 . . . Saint Joseph . . . VISTA 4. JAMES PATRICK ELSBY . . . 4A . . . 3713 Oak Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 944-0376 . . . All Saints . . . VISTA 45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. PAUL ROBERT ERCO-LANO . . . 4E . . . 6134 Marlora Avenue . . . .Baltimore . . . 433-4064 . . . Saint Mary . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JOHN WALTER ETRIDGE . . . 4C . . . 2003 Hillenwood Road . . . Baltimore . . . 435-8956 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Spanish Club 35 Spirit Club 45 CARDINAL AND GOLD 4. JAMES JOSEPH FALLON . . . 4H . . , 1809 Deveron Road . . . Baltimore . . . 661-0602 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,25 Latin Club 1. CHRISTOPHER RICHARD FAUNT LE ROY . . . 4H . . . 239 Timonium Road . . . Timonium . . . 252-4655 . . . Saint Joseph . . . Radio Club 1,2,3,4. THOMAS BURKE FELDMAN . . . 4A . . . 600 Hollen Road . . . Baltimore. . . 435-4827 . . . Saint Mary . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3. HARRY JOSEPH FENZEL . . . 4H . . . 3537 Lyne Haven Drive . . . Baltimore . . . 655-6798 . . . All Saints' . . . Baseball 2,3,45 Lacrosse 15 Swimming 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Honor Roll I,2,3,45 Student Council 45 VISTA 45 CARDINAL AND GOLD 45 Latin Club 1,25 French Club 3,45 Spirit Club 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ERNEST ROBERT FEROLI . . . 4G . .. . 610 Seabrook Road . . . Towson . . . 825-4555 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Basket- ball Manager 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Club 4. CARMELO FRANCIS FERRIGNO . . . 4E . . . 2929 Berwick Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 254-6491 . . . Saint Dominic . . . Spirit Club 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MARTIN ANDREW FERRIS . . . 4J . . . 3405 Croydon Road . . . Baltimore . . . 653-8224 . . . All Saints' . . . Intramurals 1,2, 3,45 Intramural Club 45 Men's Chorus 45 Dramatics 35 Student Council 45 Republican Club 3,45 Spirit Club 45 Spanish Club 3. JAMES MICHEAL FICK . . . 4F . . . 606 Lake Drive . . . Towson . . . 823-6276 . . .Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Student Council 1,25 Basketball 15 Key Club 2. JOHN RALPH FICK . . . 4B . . . 2711 Goodwood Road . . Baltimore . . . 254-8067 . . . Saint Dominic. JEROME ,PATRICK FLANIGAN . . . 4A . . . 3301 Norman Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 889-2522 . . . Saint Francis of Assisi . . . Soccer 2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 Latin Club 15 Spirit Club 4. WILLIAM PATRICK FLANIGAN . . . 4J . . . 109 Upnov Road . . . Baltimore . . . 433-3322 . . .Cathedral of Mary Our Queen . . . Swimming 25 Glee Club 35 Dramatics 3,45 Forensics 25 Spirit Club 45 Men's Chorus 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3. THOMAS PHILLIP FOERTSCH . . . 5A . . . 9640 Dixon Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 661-7317 . . . Saint Ursala . . . Marching Band 1,2,3,45 -Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Ritle Team 1,2,3. DENNIS WAYNE FRANCIOLI . . . 4F . . . 7017 Hamlet Avenue . . . 444-6198 . . . Saint Thomas More . . . Soccer 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Club 45 Spanish Club 3. PAUL RICHARD FRANZ . . . 4J . . . 407 Stevenson Lane . . . Towson . . . 825-1046 . . . Saint Pius X . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Club 45 Spanish Club 3. RICHARD JOSEPH FRANZ . . . 4G . . . 109 Overcrest Road . . . Towson . . . 825-4573 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Rifle Team 15 Tennis Team 2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 intra-- murals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Club 4. ROBERT MILTON FREW . . . 4G . . . 1123 Concordia Drive . . Towson . . . 825-3163 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . Basketball 1,25 Football 2,3,45 Lacrosse 3.4. JOSEPH LAWRENCE GAHAGAN . . . 1819 Edgewood Road . . .Towson . . . 668-9065 . . .-Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Latin Club 25 Intramurals 2,35 VISTA 35 Art Club 3,45 Drama- tics 4. LOUIS ANTHONY GALCZYNSKI . . . 4H . . . 1541 Tunlaw Road . . . Baltimore . . . 889-0706 . . . Saint Francis of Assisi. MART J. GARNER, JR .... 4B . . . 32 Brookside Terrace . . . North Caldwell . . . 226-9026 . . . Saint Joseph . . . Intramurals 3. RUSSELL CRAIG GARVEY . . . 4D . . . 2215 Midridge Road . . . Timonium . . . 252-3919 . . . Saint Joseph . . . Art Club 3,45 Spirit Club 4. MICHAEL PATRICK GAVIN . . . 4J . . . 2518 Linwood Road . . . Baltimore . . . 665-3640 . . . Saint Thomas More . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4. ' HOWARD SCOTT GEHRING . . . 4C . . . 6870 Sturbridge Road . . . Baltimore . . . 444-6316 . . . Saint Thomas More. JEROME GERARD GERAGHTY . . . 4H . . . 1607 Northgate Road . . . Baltimore . . . 889-0049 . . . Saint Matthew . . Latin Club 15 Honor Roll 15 Soccer 1,2,3,45 French Club 35 Spirit Club 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. LAWRENCE GEORGE GERST . . . 4J . . . 4310 Joppa Road . . . Baltimore . . . 668-3064 . . . Saint Joseph . . . Football 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JOHN PATRICK GILL . . . 4H . . . 200 Ridge Road . . . Towson . . . 828-4910 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Honor Roll 1,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3, President 45 CARDINAL AND GOLD 2,45 VISTA 45 Spirit Club 45 National Honor Society 3,4. ROBERT MICHAEL GILL . . . 4F . . . 200 Ridge Road . . . Towson 828-4910 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Football 1,25 Basket- ball 1',25 Baseball 2,3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Spirit Club 4. GEORGE MICHAEL GOEB . . . 4B . . . 1438 Woodall Road . . . Baltimore . . . PL 2-8723 . . . Our Lady ot Good Counsel . . . Football 2,35 Intramurals 2,3,4. THOMAS PATRICK GOUCHER . . . 4C . . . 3309 Crossland Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . CH 3-1716 . . . Saint Francis of Assisi . . .Football 2,3,45 Lacrosse 2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Spirit Club 4. GEOFFREY GORDON GRAFF . . . 4F . . . 9635 Oak Summit Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 665-4596 . . . Saint Ursula. ROBERT MILTON GRAY . . . 75 Northwood Drive . . . Timonium . . . 252-2685 . . . Towson Methodist . . . Football 2,3,45 Basket- ball 25 Baseball 2,3,4. ROBERT WALDO GRAY . . . 4F . . . 1041 Kenilworth Road . . . Towson . . . 821-7691 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Spanish Club 35 Swimming 3,45 Intramurals 3,4. JOHN EDWARD GRIMES . . . 4J . . . 2612 Burridge Road . . . Baltimore . . . NO 8-3484 . . . Saint Ursula . . . Intramurals 223,45 Folk Club 3. LOUIS ARMANDO GRUE . . . 4F . . . 4600 Springwood Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 866-8897 . . . Saint Michael . . . CARDINAL AND ooLD 45 spirit Club 4. DONALD LEE GUNTER . . . 4D . . . 108 Edgerton Road . . . Towson . . . 828-8928 . . . Intramurals 2,3,45 Spirit Club 4. MICHAEL FRANCIS GUNTHER . . . 4B . . . 540 Brook Road . . . Towson . . . 823-7886 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Rifle Team 15 Student Council 35 Spirit Club 45 Basketball 1,2,3. FRANCIS ALFRED HAIFLEY . . . 4B . . . 2400 Cub Hill Road . . . Baltimore . ., . NO 8-3300 . . . Saint Bartholomew. WILLIAM BLAKE HAMPSON . . . 41 . . . 1525 Woodbourne Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . ID 3-2522 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Swimming 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 1,2,3,45 Student Council 3, secretary 45 Spirit Club 4. JAMES SAULSBURY HANSON . . . 4B . . . 508 Epsom Road . . . Towson.. . . 823-7999 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Swimming 25 CARDINAL AND GOLD 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lacrosse 1,2,3,45 Student Council 2,3, vice-president 45 Key Club 3. PETER ROBERT HARKER . . . 4I . . . 210 Saint Dunstans Road . . . Baltimore . . . 433-3177 . . . Cathedral of Mary Our Queen . . . Key Club 35 Spirit Club 45 Intramural Club 45 CARDINAL AND GOLD 45 Sportsman Club 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM DONALD HARPER . . . 4B . . . 6900 Fenway Road . . . Dundalk . . . Saint Rita . . . Intramurals 1,2,3. JOHN FRANCIS HARRINGTON . . . 4D . . . 216 Felton Road . . . Lutherville . . . VA 3-6658 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 Student Council 45 Spirit Club 4. THOMAS CHRISTOPHER HARTMANN . . . 4E . . . 4709 Rocky Spring Lane . . . Bowie . . . 464-0020 . . . Football 1, Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4. JOHN FREDERICK HASSON . . . 4B . . . 2722 Northern Parli- way . . . Baltimore . . . CL 4-3302 . . . Saint Thomas More . . . Marching Band 1,2, Dance Band 1,2, Spirit Club 4. GRANT LEWIS HAYDEN . . . 4D . . . 1210 Rldgeshire Road . . . Baltimore . . . AT 4-0474 . . . Saint Rita . . . Intra- murals 3,4. JOHN EDELEN HEALY . . . 4A . . . 512 suaaax Road . . Towson . . . VA 5-3678 . . . Immaculate Conception . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, Spirit Club 4. KEVIN PATRICK HEELAN . . . 4J . . . 8420 Pleasant Plains Road . . . Towson . . . VA 3-2998 . . . Immaculate Heart ot Mary . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, Spirit Club 4. GARY EDWARD HEINLEIN . . . 4B . . . 1403 Putty Hill Road . . . Baltimore . . . VA 3-9484 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Lacrosse 2, Intramurals 2,3,4. RICHARD JOSEPH HEMING . . . 4G . . . 5429 Pembroke Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 254-1780 . . . Saint Anthony of Padua . . . Spirit Club 4. PATRICK JAMES HERMAN . . . 4D . . . 8702 School Road . . . Baltimore . . . NO 5-7057 . . . Saint Ursula . . . Intra- murals 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, Spirit Club 4. DAVID MICHAEL HIRT . . . 4I . . . 3542 Northway Drive . . . Baltimore . . . CL 4-1675 . . . Saint Dominic . . . Intramurals 1,4, Intramural Club 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, THE HALL 1,2,3,4. GERARD CHARLES HLAVAC . . . 4A . . . 905 North Port Street Baltimore . . . 276-2457 . . . Saint Wenceslaus . . . Intramurals 3,4. PHILLIP JOSEPH HOHMAN . . . 4B . . . 507 Campbell Lane . . . . Baltimore . . . ID 5-8011 . . . Saint Mary . . . Football 1,2,3,4, Spirit Club 4. ROBERT LAWRENCE HOERL . . . 4G . . . 8321 Pleasant Plains Road . . . Towson . . . VA 5-1977 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Intramurals 1,2,3, Library 2,3,4. THOMAS EDELEN HOKEMEYER . . . 41 . . . 7602 Knollwood Road . . . Towson . . . 828-4846 . . . Saint Pius X . . . Key Club 3, THE HALL 3,4, CARDINAL AND GOLD 4, Intramural Club treasurer 4, Student Council 4, Honor Roll 1,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Golf Club 4. WILLIAM DONALD HOOPER, JR .... 4B . . . 220 Gateswood Road . . . Timonium . . . 252-3132 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . THE HALL 1,2,3, editor 4, Intramurals, 1,2,3,4, Spirit Club 4. TIMOTHY LAWRENCE HUDSON . . . 4F . . . 2401 Pelham Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . HO 7-8995 . . . Saint Francis of Assisi . . . Soccer 1,2,3,4, Lacrosse 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4. JOHN JOSEPH HUEGELMEYER . . . 4G . . . 214 Regester Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 377-8522 . . . Immaculate Con- ception . . . Football 1,2, Spirit Club president 4. ROBERT JOSEPH HURLEY . . . 4G . . . 7007 Linden Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 668-4179 . . . Saint Michael the Archangel . . . THE HALL 2,3,4. LAWRENCE GERARD IACARINO . . . 4B . . . 2914 Scherer Road . . . Baltimore . . . NO 5-6201 . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4. WALTER VINCENT JACKSON . . . 4J . . . 238 Stanmore Road . . . Baltimore . . . VA 1-9283 . . . Saint Pius X . . . Football 2, Lacrosse 2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3,4, Student Council 4, Spirit Club 4. CHARLES EDWARD JANCIUS . . . 4G . . . 4408 Clydesdale Road . . . Baltimore . . . HO 7-0198 . . . Saint Thomas Aquinas . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL EDWARD JANOS . . . 4B . . . 4 Rollinggreens Court . . . Lutherville . . . VA 5-7741 . . . Immaculate Conception . . THE HALL 1,2,3. JOHN MICHAEL JAROSINSKI . . . 4H . . . 519 Orkney Road . . . Baltimore . . . ID 3-5161 . . . Saint Mary . . . THE HALL 1,2,3, editor 4, Intramurals 2,3,4, Honor Roll 3, National Honor Society 3, Spirit Club 4, VISTA editor 4. GARY EDWARD JASPER . . . 4J . . . 2804 East Cold Spring Lane . . . Baltimore . . . HA 6-1403 . . . Saint Francis of Assisi . . . Intramurals 2,3, Math Club 3, Spanish Club 3, National Honor Society 3. SALVATORE RUSSELL JEPPI . . . 4E . . . 3817 Rexmere Road . . . Baltimore . . . BE 5-7383 . . . Blessed Sacrament . . . Soccer 1,2,3,4. DENNIS MICHAEL JOHNSON . . . 4E . . . 2930 Summit Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . NO 8-0410 . . . Saint Ursula . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GOEFFREY QUINTON JONES . . . 4E . . . 2 New Forest Court . . . Baltimore , . . VA 3-4482 . . . Saint Timothy Lutheran . . . Folk Club 1,2, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GEORGE HUBERT KALB . . . 4H . . . 833 50th Street . . Baltimore . . . AT 4-5596 . . . Sacred Heart of Mary . . Bowling 3. JOSEPH VINCENT KELLY . . . 4A . . . 8328 Ridgely Oak Road . . . Baltimore . . . NO 8-8876 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Intramurals 1,4, Football Manager 3,4, Lacrosse Manager 2,3. JAMES MICHAEL KEMPLE . . . 4D . . . 6219 Harford Road . . . HA 6-2109 . . . Saint Dominic . . . Intramurals 3,4. ROBERT ANTHONY KLEIN . . . 4A . . . 28 Maryland Avenue . . . Pikesville . . . HU 6-6579 . . . Saint Charles . . . Rifle 1, Intramurals 1,2,4, Basketball Manager 2. PAUL FRANK KNAUFF . . . 4E . . . 1357 Northern Parkway . . . Baltimore . . . ID 3-0551 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Football 2. JACK LEONARD KNOPPEL . . . 4A . . . 3722 Joppa Road . . . Baltimore . . . 665-7350 . . . Saint Joseph . . . Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. HENRY ADEN KNOTT ii . . . 4B . . . so Blythewood . . . Baltimore . . . 435-2744 . . . Cathedral of Mary Our Queen. RAYMOND EDWARD KOONTZ . . . 4J . . . 121 Manor Road . . . Baltimore . . . LY 2-7309 . . . Saint John . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Football 3,4, Dramatics 3. THEODORE BERNARD Koslvlicki . . . 4B . . . 863 Benninghaus Road . . . Baltimore . . . ID 5-5242 . . . Saint Mary , , , Irma- murals 1,2,3,4, Spirit Club 4. BERNARD JOHN KOTULA . . . 4B . . . 2823 Willoughby Road . . . Parkville . . . 665-3155 . . . Saint Ursula . . . Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Band 1, Forensics 2, Key Club 3, Intramural Club President 4, CARDINAL AND GOLD 4, National Honor Society 4. WALTER JOSEPH KOZAK . . . 4F . . . 6725 Youngstown Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . ME 3-6719 . . . Sacred Heart of Mary . . . Student Council 2,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, THE HALL 4, Correspondent- YOUNG WORLD 4, Spirit Club 4. BERNARD WILLIAM KUCHTA . . . 4D . . . 1631 Hardwick Road . . . Baltimore . . . VA 5-0654 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Spirit Club 4. JAMES THOMAS LAMB . . . 4l . . . 1711 Greenspring Drive . . . Lutherville . . . 252-1614 . . . Saint Joseph . . . Football 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Honor Roll 3,4, Dramatics 3,4. JOHN LAZZARO Ill . . . 5A . . . 5152 Terrace Drive . . . Baltimore . . . 665-5516 . . . Saint Michael . . . Concert Band 1,2,3,4, Dance Band 1,2,3,4, Marching Band 1,2,3, President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. JEFFREY STEPHEN LEARS . . . 4D . . . 417 Cedarcroft Road . . . Baltimore . . . ID 5-8361 . . . Saint Mary . . . Football 1,2, Lacrosse 1,2, Intramurals 3,4, Spirit Club 4. JACK JOSEPH LEONE . . . 4E . . . 33 Othoridge Road . . Lutherville . . . VA 8-5440 . . . Immaculate Conception . . Intramurals 1,3,4. LEWIS SIMPSON LIBBY . . . 4F . . . 5006 Greenleaf Road . . . Baltimore . . . ID 5-0960 . . . Cathedral of Mary Our Queen . . . Tennis 3,4, Republican Club 3, Spirit Club 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM JOHN LINZ . . . 4A . . . 2831 Topaz Road . . . Baltimore . . . NO 5-2832 . . , Saint Ursula . . Soccer 1,2,3, Intramural Club 4, CARDINAL AND GOLD 4 FRANCIS WARNER LIPIRA , . . 4E . . . 1004 Klrkcolm Road . . . Towson . . . 828-6480 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Football Manager 2, Intramurals 2,3,4. TIMOTHY MICHAEL LIVINGSTON . . . 4D . . . 814 Dumbarton Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . CH 3-4551 . . . Blessed Sacrament. JOSEPH ALBERT LOCHTE . . . 4F . . . 2136 Pine Valley Drive . . . Timonium . . . 252-2053 . . . Saint Joseph . . . Forensics 1,2,4, Republican Club 3. JOHN MARK LOCKART . . . 4D . . . 6300 Bellona Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 323-4689 . . . Cathedral of Mary Our Queen . . . Republican Club 3, Spirit Club 4. STEPHEN JOHN LOGUE . . . 41 . . . 302 Jodyway Road . . . Timonium . . . 252-2841 . . . Saint Joseph . . . Football 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Intra- murals 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2. MICHAEL STEPHEN LOMBARDI . . . 4A . . . 123 Cedarmere Road . . . Owings Mills . . . TE 3-0761 . . . Sacred Heart . . . Swimming 1, Soccer 2, 3, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM STEPHEN LOTZ . . . 4B . . . 2109 Woodfork Road . . . Timonium . . . 252-2050 . . . Ascension Lutheran Church. WAYNE JOSEPH LUKASZUK . . . 4B . . . 8901 Jasper Lane . . . Baltimore . . . 668-9457 . . . Saint Ursula . . . Student Council 1,2, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. BENJAMIN JOHN MAGLIANO . . . 4B . . . 3703 The Almeda . . . Baltimore . . . 467-2504 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Band 1,2, THE HALL 1, Student Council 3,4, Spirit Club 4, Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH VINCENT MARANTO . . . 4E . . . 6707 Camptield Road . . . Baltimore . . . 486-5073 . . . All Saints . . . Intra- mural Club 4, VISTA 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. FRANCIS PAUL MARINELLI . . . 4B . . . 3601 Frankford Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 426-8219 . . . Saint Anthony . . . Football 2, Lacrosse 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL FRANCIS MARINO . . . 4B . . . 1905 Burnwood Road . . . Baltimore . . . 435-3227 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Key Club 3, Spirit Club 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. TERRENCE PETER MARSHALL . . . 4C . . . 3934 Lowndes Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 889-3106 . . . Blessed Sacrament. DANIEL PATRICK MCCARTHY . . . 4F . . . 2815 Alden Road . . . Baltimore . . . 661-2054 . . . Saint Ursula . . . Football 1,2, Lacrosse 1,2, Spirit Club 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. PATRICK GEORGE McGEE . . . 4H . . . 4903 Crowson Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 435-1669 . . . Saint Mary . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Spirit Club 4. FRANCIS PAUL MCGRATH . . . 4E . . . 6207 Marglenn Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 668-6925 . . . Saint Michael . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Key Club 3. WILLIAM JOSEPH MCGRAW . . . 4J . . . 633 Coventry Road . . . Towson . . . 823-4299 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Basketball 2, Lacrosse 2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3,4, Republican Club 3, Spirit Club 4, Dramatics 3,4. JOHN EDWARD MCKENNY . . . 4J . . . 8316 Carrbridge Circle . . . Baltimore . . . 828-4417 . . . Shrine of Sacred Heart . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JOHN RICHARD McKENNY . . . 41 . . . 1619 Sherwood Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 433-1799 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Spirit Club 4, Math Club 2,3, Honor Roll 1,2,3, National Honor Society 3. THOMAS JOSEPH MCNAMEE . . . 4E . . . 2809 Superior Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 668-2288 . . . Saint Ursula . . . Student Council 1,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,4. WILLIAM RUSSELL MEAGHER, JR .... 4H . . . 123 Westbury Road . . . Lutherville . . . 825-5954 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . French Club 3, VISTA 4, Dramatics 4, Spirit Club 4, Intra- murals 2,3,4. GEORGE PAUL MERTEL . . . 4A . . . 243 South Bouldin Street . . . Baltimore . . . 732-0827 , . . Sacred Heart of Jesus . . . Soccer 2,3,4, Lacrosse 2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4. EDWARD HENRY MESTER . . . 4C . . . 1304 East Cold Spring Lane . . . Baltimore . . . 433-9021 . . . Saint Francis of Assisi . . . Intramurals 1,2, Radio Club 3,4, DONALD EUGENE METTEE . . . 4A . . . 2800 Hemlock Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 254-4847 . . , Saint Dominic . . . Student Council 4, Spanish Club 3, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JOSEPH PETER MICELI . . . 4C . . . 902 Stone Barn Road . . . Towson . . . 825-4519 . . . Immaculate Conception. MICHAEL ANTHONY MIcI-IALsKI . . . 4J . . . 461 Pembraake Boulevard . . . Baltimore . . . 284-3859 . . . Our Lady of Fatima . . . Intramurals 3,4, Spanish Club 3. GLENN FRANCIS MILLER . . . 4F . . . 1255 Dartmouth Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 825-5871 . . . Saint Thomas More . . . THE HALL 1, VISTA 4, Spirit Club 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. RICHARD PRESTON MILLER . . . 4C . . . 6304 Mayflower Road . . . Baltimore . . . 435-2953 . . . Saint Mary . . . Student Council 3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Folk Club 1, Spirit Club 4. JAMES BURNS MILLETTE, JR .... 4F . . . 21 Acorn Circle . . . Baltimore . . . 828-7241 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Forensics 1, Spirit Club 4. ARTHUR GREGORY MINDERLEIN . . . 4C . . . 5928 Theodore Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 426-7236 . . . Saint Dominic . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4. RICHARD ALLEN 1v1ON1UszkO . . . 41 . . . 7114 Greenwood Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 665-8287 . . . Saint Michael . . . . . . Basketball 1,27 School Band 17 Baseball 27 Intramural Club 4j Honor Roll 1,2,37 Democratic Club 4. STEVEN ALEXANDER MOSCATI . . . 4D . . . 10 East Devoni1eld Road . . . Baldwin . . . 592-9295 . . . Saint John. JOSEPH GARY MUELLER . . . 4C . . . 4833 Keswick Road . . . Baltimore . . . 467-8670 . . . Cathedral of Mary Our Queen . . . Intramurals 1,2,3. GREGORY ROBERT MU'OLO . . . 4J . . . 281 Southeastern Ter- race . . . Baltimore . . . 687-7905 . . . Our Lady of Mount Carmel . . . Football 1,27 Intramurals 4. ROBERT CHARLES MURPHY . . . 4F . . . 6825 Sturbridge Drive . . . Baltimore . . . 444-2720 . . . Saint Thomas More. STEPHEN PAUL MURPHY . . . 4l . . . 8603 sedaler Road . . . Baltimore . . . 665-6754 . . . Saint Ursula . . . Rifle lj THE HALL 17 Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 National Honor Society 3,4j CARD- INAL AND GOLD 47 Intramurals 1,2,3,47 Intramural Club 4. DONALD WAYNE NAFF . . . 4J . . . 9501 12th Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 668-7872 . . . Saint Ursula . . . Intramurals 2,4. WALTER MICHAEL NAWROCKI . . . 4E . . . 8219 Laurel Drive . . . Baltimore . . . 668-1016 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Football 1,2,3,47 Lacrosse 1,2,3,47 Intramurals 2,3,47 Varsity Club 3,47 Student Council 4. CARL EDWARD NELSON . . . 4J . . . 1727 srekeely Road . . . Baltimore . . . 282-1454 . . . Our Lady of Hope . . . Intra- murals 4. ANDREW JOHN NEUBAUER . . . 4C . . . 3616 Remmell Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 426-4854 . . . Saint Anthony of Padua . . . Forensics 1,2. CHRISTOPHER SAURIN NORRIS . . . 41 . . . 9834 Harford Road . . . Baltimore . . . 665-5322 . . . Saint Ursula . . . CARDINAL AND GOLD I7 Lacrosse .l,2j Football 27 -Honor Roll 3j Intra- murals 1,47 Spirit Club 4. JEROME LEO NOWACKI . . . 4D . . . 4629 Mary Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 488-7079 . . . Saint Anthony of Padua. PATRICK MICHAEL NUGENT . . . 4B . . . 8119 Barksdale Road . . . 828-1955 . . . Towson . . . Immaculate Heart ot Mary . . . Basketball 17 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. KEVIN PATRICK O'DONNELL . . . 4A . . . 7004 Warclman Road . . . Baltimore . . . 828-7734 . . . Saint Pius X . . . Intramurals 1,27 Honor Roll 1,3,47 National Honor Society 3,42 THE HALL 3,47 CARDINAL AND GOLD 47 Basketball 3,47 Varsity Club 4. RICHARD ROGERS O'KEEFE, JR .... 41 . . . 3413 Brender Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 675-8449 . . . Little Flower . . . Forensics 1,27 Rifle 1,2,31 Key Club 2,37 Math Club 3,4. VICTOR FRANCIS O'LAUGHLEN . . . 4B . . . 604 Evesham Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 435-8359 . . . Saint Mary . . . Forensics 2,3,4j Intramurals 4j Student Council 4. RICHARD LEON O-LSZEWSKI . . . 41 . . . 3104 Cornwall Road . . . Dundalk . . . 285-0381 . . . Saint Rita . . . Football 1,2,3,4f Lacrosse 1,27 Student Council 4. DANIEL FRANCIS O'MALLEY, JR. . . . 4C . . . 4526 Hazelwood Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 488-4161 . . . Saint Anthony . . . Swimming 'lj Spirit Club 4. GREGORY JOHN ORENDORFF . . . 4A . . . 1020 Eastern Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 727-4525 . . . Saint Leo The Great . . . Basketball 1,27 Intramurals 3,4. VINCENT DE PAUL OWEN . . . 4E . . . 1200 East Belvedere Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 433-8926 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Lacrosse 1,2,47 Football 2,3,4. KEVIN T-HOMAS OWENS . . . 4A . . . 1606 Pentwood Road . . . Baltimore . . . 435-4423 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Intra- murals 3. MICHAEL ALEXANDER PALESE . . . 4H . . . 2412 Pelham Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 467-2208 . . . Saint Francis of Assisi . . . Soccer 1,2,3,4. PAUL FRANCIS PEDONE . . . 4C . . . 1012 West.38th Street . . . Baltimore . . . 889-3196 . . . Saint Thomas Aquinas . . . Basketball 1,27 Football 1,2. CESAR MARIO PELLARANO . . . 4A . . . 1311 Glenmont Road . . . Baltimore . . . 828-1606 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Key Club 2,37 Tennis 2,47 Honor Roll 3,47 Ritie Team 17 National Honor Society 3,47 Intramurals 2,3,4. WAYNE PENCZEK . . . 4C . . . 1766 Joan Avenue . . . Balti- more . . . 668-8888 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. DAVID FREDERICK PEZZULLA . . . 4A . . . 5202-A Loch Raven Boulevard . . . 'Baltimore . . . 435-7399 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Football 1,2. GREGORY LEROY PFARR . . . 4E . . . 9119 Orbltan Road . . Baltimore . . . 668-2658 . . . Saint Ursula. MICHAEL THOMAS PIVEC . . . 4D . . . 447 North Luzerne Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 342-5498 . . . Saint Elizabeth . . . Football 1,2,3,47 Basketball 1,2,3,47 Baseball 1,2,3,4. JACK EMMANUEL PLAKOTORIS . . . 4D . . . 702 Thornwood Court . . . Towson . . . 823-7782 . . . Greek Orthodox, An- nunciation . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,47 Soccer 2. EUGENE ROBERT PANTHOLT . . . 4E . . . 3025 Orlando Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 444-4432 . . . Saint Dominic . . . Student Council 1,27 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. GREGORY ERNEST POLICASTRO . . . 4E . . . 3316 Northern Parkway . . . Baltimore . . . 254-9563 . . . Saint Michael . . . Lacrosse 17 Intramurals 3,4. ANTHONY FRANK POMPA . . . 4G . . . 235 Albemarle Street . . . Baltimore . . . 685-5479 . . . Saint Leo the Great . . . Basketball 'lj Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL JOSEPH POPOL1 . . . 4B . . . 407 South High Street . . . Baltimore . . . 685-2458 . . . Saint Leo . . . Basketball 1,2,3,47 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. PATRICK WAYNE PORTS . . . 4J . . . 414-D Shirley Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 687-3582 . . . Saint Joseph . . . Intramurals 1,2,4. CHRISTOPHER BLANDY POWELL . . . 4D . . . 101 Thicket Road . . . Baltimore . . . 435-5614 . . . Cathedral of Mary Our Queen . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL STEPHEN PRENGER . . . 4A . . . 8323 Ridgely Oak Road . . . Baltimore . . . 668-8010 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Key Club 37 Spirit Club 4. ROGER STANTON QUIRK . . . 4D . . . 505 Brook Road . . Towson . . . 823-5635 . . . Immaculate Conception. THOMAS RICHARD REIER . . . 4D . . . 8206 Jeffers Circle . . . Towson . . . 828-1098 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . VISTA 15 Intramurals 25 Key Club 35 Spirit Club 4. RICHARD JOSEPH REINHARDT . . . 4A . . . 1839 Edgewood Road . . . Baltimore . . . 661-1563 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Forensics 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Key Club 2,35 Spirit Club 45 CARDINAL AND GOLD 4. NORMAN JOSEPH REIVES . . . 4B . . . 1819 East 29th Street . . . Baltimore . . . BE 5-7425 . . . Saint Francis ot Assisi . . . Key Club 2,35 Glee Club 2,35 Dramatics 3,45 Men's Chorus 45 VISTA 4. THOMAS PATRICK RICE . . . 4J . . . 5416 Jamestowne Court . . . Baltimore . . . 646-5029 . . . Saint William of York . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 4. WILLIAM ELDER ROBERTSON, JR .... 4J . . . 914 Dulaney Valley Court . . . Towson . . . 821-5882 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Intramurals 2,3,4. JOSEPH CRAWFORD ROBINSON . . . 41 . . . 500 Hickory Lane . . . Baltimore . . . VA 5-8156 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Football 1,2,3,45 Lacrosse 1,2,45 Math Club 35 CARDINAL AND GOLD 2. RICHARD WAYNE ROCHFORT . . . 4J . . . 7009 York Road . . . Baltimore . . . 821-5658 . . . Saint Pius X . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45' Rifle Team I5 Key Club 25 Spirit Club 4. MICHAEL KENNETH RODGERS . . . 4C . . . 3100 Wyman Park Drive . . . Baltimore . . . 467-1989 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Intramurals 3,45 Swimming 3,4. JOHN GERALD ROMANSKI . . . 4l . . . Hilltop Drive . . . Kingsville . . . 592-7164 . . . Saint Stephen . . . Honor Roll 2,35 Key Club 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Intramurals 45 Intramural Club 4. ANTHONY JOSEPH ROMENO . . . 4D . . . 2610 Guilford Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . TU 9-3190 . . . Saint Philip and James. THOMAS JOSEPH RUBINO . . . 4H . . . 8321 Ridgley Oak Road . . . Baltimore . . . 665-6881 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Football 2. RICHARD GEORGE RUKOWICZ . . . 4l . . . 3119 Fleet Street . . . Baltimore . . . OR 5-9212 . . . Saint Brigid . . . Soccer 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,35 Honor Roll 1,2,35 National Honor Society 35 Varsity Club 2,3,4. ANTONIO FERNANDO RUSSO . . . 4J . . . 39 Bangert Avenue . . . Perry Hall . . . 335-6526 . . . Saint Stephen . . . Exchange Student . . . Intramurals 4. CHARLES WILLIAM RUTH . . . 4D . . . 207 Upnor Road . . . Baltimore . . . 435-8282 . . . Saint Mary . . . Dance Band 35 Spirit Club 4. ROY MATTHEW SADLER . . . 4G . . . 9417 Old Harford Road . . . Baltimore . . . 668-7547 . . . Saint Ursula . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4. PAUL ANTHONY SCHAUBER . . . 4E . . . 8302 Kendale Road . . . Baltimore . . . 668-8975 . . . Immaculate Heart ot Mary . . . Student Council 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Club 4. MICHAEL GEORGE SCHOEFFIELD . . . 4H . . . 1524 Burnwood Road . . . Baltimore . . . 433-0421 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Basketball Manager 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Democratic Club 4. JOHN BRIAN SCHOPPERT . . . 4l . . . 8110 Oakleigh Road . . Baltimore . . . 688-5920 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . Honor Roll 25 Intramurals 2,3,45 Math Club 3. HENRY GERARD SCHULER, JR .... 4l . . . 407 Hollen Road . . . Baltimore . . . 323-1978 . . . Cathedral of Mary Our Queen . . . Spirit Club 45 Stage Crew 2,3. JAMES HARVEY SELWAY . . . 5A . . . 207 Gateswood Road . . . Timonium . . . 252-2767 . . . Saint Joseph . . . Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2. CHARLES MORRISON SHOEMAKER . . . 4J . . . 8103 Pleasant Plains Road . . . Baltimore . . . 823-9333 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Forensics 15 Electronics Club 3,45 Intra- murals 4. PAUL THOMAS SLAYSMAN . . . 4B . . . 6507 Beechwood Road . . . Baltimore . . . 377-8967 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Intra- murals 2,3,45 Men's Chorus 45 Spirit Club 4. JAMES ALEXANDER SMITH . . . 4D . . . 604 Salder Road . . Baltimore . . . 825-4367 . . . Immaculate Conception . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Club 4. JOHN DONALD SMITH . . , 4B . . . Box 313, Greenway Road . . . Cockeysville . . . 252-4424 . . . Saint Joseph . . . Football 1,2,3,45 Lacrosse 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 4. RAYMOND WALTER SMITH . . . 4G . . . 5202 Plainfield Road . . . Baltimore . . . 488-3213 . . . Saint Anthony . . . Baseball Manager 15 Intramurals 1,2,4. CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH SORTINO . . . 4D . . . 1220 East Belve- dere Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 435-6260 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Spirit Club 4. ARTHUR MARION STILES . . . 41 . . . 2 Edgeclift Road . . Towson . . . 823-0624 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Honor Roll 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Key Club 35 Spirit Club 45 Ritle Team 1,2. RICHARD JOSEPH STORCK . . . 4B . . . 423 Rosebank Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 435-9374 . . . Saint Mary . . . Football Manager 15 Football Cameraman 1,2,3,45 Football 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. THOMAS ANTHONY STOUT . . . 4I . , . 202 Tufts Road . . . Timonium . . . 252-1670 . . . Saint Joseph . . . Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Golf 45 CARDINAL AND GOLD 4. GAVIN THOMAS STRINGER . . . 4C . . . 506 Holden Road . . Towson . . . 825-3671 . . . Immaculate Conception . Football 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Club 4. BRUCE ALBERT STUIKUS . . . 4G . . . 1828 Yakona Road . . Baltimore . . . 668-8864 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . Baseball 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. HENRY JOHN SUELAU . . . 4G . . . 321 Tunbridge Road . . . Baltimore . . . 435-2690 . Saint Mary . . . Swimming 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,35 National Honor Society 3,45 Spirit Club 4. MICHAEL LEE SULLIVAN . . . 4A . . . 1502 East Cold Spring Lane . . . Baltimore . . . 467-5258 . . . Saint Matthew. JOSEPH FRANCIS SWEENEY . . . 4A . . . 840 Bradhurst Road . . . Baltimore . . . 435-4098 . . . Saint Mary . . . Folk Club 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Spirit Club 4. EDWARD ALEXANDER SZPARA . . . 4H . . . 1707 Orlando Road . . . Baltimore . . . 665-2002 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary. RICHARD JAMES SZYMANSKI . . . 4G . . . 1734 Wyclitte Road . . . -Baltimore . . . 668-7375 . . . Saint Thomas More . . . Football Manager 25 Intramurals 2,3,4. TED MELVIN TADKOWSKI . . . 4E . . . 1804 East Belvedere Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . ID 3-0817 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Rifle 1,2,3. EVERSITE PHILIP TAGLIAFERRI . . . 4G . . . 3312 Ramona Road , . . Our Lady of Pompeii . . . Soccer 1,2,3,45 Football 2,3,4. RICHARD FOSTER TALBOTT . . . 4H . . . 1303 Mldmeadow Road . . . Towson . . . 825-8530 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Basketball Manager 3,45 Football Manager 45 Key Club 35 Meth Club 2,3. DENNIS EUGENE TARLTON . . . 4H . . . 3305 Woodside Road . . . Baltimore . . . 665-4805 . . . Saint Ursula . . . Intramurals 2,3. JOSEPH NICHOLAS TATAREWICZ . . . 41 . . . 3605 Harford Road . . . Baltimore . . . 889-6486 . . . Saint Francis of Assisi . . . Math Club 2,35 THE HALL 3,45 Spirit Club 45 Honor Roll 2. RICHARD LAWRENCE TAYLOR . . . 4G . . . 8676 Oak Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 668-8181 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 2. JOSEPH RICHARD TIRALLA . . . 4G . . . 8104 Pleasant Plains Road . . . Baltimore . . . 825-5674 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,4. C. JOHN THOMSON . . . 4A . . . 218 Seminary Avenue . . . Lutherville . . . 823-3356 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Football 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. THOMAS ROBERT THORNTON . . . 41 . . . 1402 Stonewood Road . . . Baltimore . . . ID 5-7020 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Key Club 2,35 THE HALL 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. JOHN DEVINE TOLSON . . . 4C . . . iooe West Lake Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . DR 7-5143 . . . Shrine of the Sacred Heart . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Club 4. RANDOLPH LIVINGSTON TORR . . . 45H . . . 3724 Oak Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 944-5780 . . . All Saints . . . Swimming 1,2,3,45 Spirit Club 45 CARDINAL AND GOLD 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 French I,2. LAWRENCE PAUL TRIPLETT . . . 4A . . . 3007 Louise Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . HA 6-1591 . . . Saint Dominic . . . Soccer 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. YINCENT LEON TUMMINELLO . . . 41 . . . 531 Brook Road . . . Towson . . . 823-5878 . . . Immaculate Conception . . Football 1,25 Baseball 35 Spirit Club 4. JAMES EDWARD VARSALONE . . . 4G . . . 7117 Gough Street . . . Baltimore . . . 284-1056 . . . Our Lady of Fatima . . . Intramurals 1,2,35 Baseball 25 Football 25 Soccer 3,4. FREDERICK LOUIS VOELKER, JR .... 4E . . . 3448 McShane Way . . . Baltimore . . . 284-8019 . . . Saint Rita . . . Intramurals 1,3,4. LEO JOHN VOLLMER . . . 4H . . . 311 East Gittings Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 435-8777 . . . Saint Mary . . . Swimming 15 Lacrosse 2,3,45 Spirit Club, Vice-President 45 Student Council 2,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. FRANK SHAW WAESCHE, III . . . 4G . . . 5509 North Charles Street . . . Baltimore . . . 433-5546 . . . Cathedral of Mary Our Queen . . . THE HALL 3,45 Spirit Club 45 Key Club 35 Community Action 45 Intramurals 1,4. RALPH EDWARD WAGNER . . . 4A . . . Box 364, Gerst Avenue . . . Perry Hall . . . 665-9598 . . . Saint Joseph . . . Student Council 2,3,45 Soccer, Manager 45 THE HALL 1,25 Glee Club 25 Dramatics 1,25 Radio Club 25 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. CHARLES STEPHEN WALLIS . . . 4H . . . 917 Ellendale Drive . . . Towson . . . 823-6906 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Library Staff 1,2,3,45 Lacrosse, Manager 15 Dramatics Club 3,45 Glee Club 35 Spirit Club 45 Intramurals 2,3,4. JOHN GERALD WALSH . . . 5A . . . 630 Washington Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . 247-0377 . . . Saint Clement . . . Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 'Marching Band 1,2,3, Vice- President 45 THE HALL 1,2,3, Editor 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4. DANIEL ANTHONY WALTERS . . . 4E . . . 235 Southeastern Court . . . Baltimore . . . MU 7-9230 . . . Our Lady of Mount Carmel . . . Football 15 Intramurals 1,2,3. JOSEPH ANTHONY WARD . . . 4J . . . 8640 Willow Oak Road . . . Baltimore . . . 668-8898 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Football 25 Spirit Club 45 Key Club 3. ANDREW STEVEN WARGO . . . 4J . . . 704 Stagshead Road . . . Baltimore . . . 828-5696 . . . Immaculate Heart of Mary . . . Intramurals 1,45 Marching Band 15 Key Club 25 Spirit Club 4. JOHN SCOTT WARREN . . . 4A . . . 7307 Yorktowne Drive . . . Baltimore . . . 828-8616 . . . Saint Pius X . . . Intramurals 2,3,4. JOSEPH JAMES WATERS . . . 4J . . . 412 Fox Chapel Drive . . . Lutherville . . . 252-5971 . . . Immaculate Conception . . . Football 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Honor Roll 3. JAMES ROBERT WHATTAM . . . 41 . . . 10 Aylesbury Road . . . Timonium . . . 252-0037 . . . Saint Joseph . . . Rifle Team 1,2,35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3.4- CARDINAL AND GOLD 4. ANDREW PAUL WHEELER . . . 4H . . . 4410 Newport Avenue . . . -Baltimore . . . 467-6802 . . . Saint Thomas Aquinas . . . Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Golf Club 4. MICHAEL QUENTIN WHITLEY . . . 4C . . . 2602 Moore Avenue . . . 444-6239 . . . Saint Thomas More . . . Folk Club I,2. SCOTT GRAYSON WILLIAMS . . . 4l . . . 1223 Berkwood Road . . . Baltimore . . . 687-9351 . . . Overlea Methodist . . . Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,4. PAUL WALLACE WILSON . . . 4F . . . 1111 'Ramblewood Road . . . Baltimore . . . ID 3-9357 . . . Saint Matthew . . . Student Council 1. ROBERT COLIN WILSON . . . 41 . . . 2834 Roselawn Road . . . Baltimore . . . CL 4-6863 . . . Saint Dominic. PAUL WIMMER . . . 4F . . . 6603 Glen Oak Avenue . . Baltimore . . . HA 6-5875 . . . Saint Dominic. JOHN NICHOLAS WITTMAN . . . 4B . . . 2619 Chesterfield Avenue . . . Batlimore . . . BE 5-2638 . . . Saint Francis Assisi . . . Soccer 1,2,3,45 Lacrosse 1-,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2. DANIEL BERNARD WOODARD . . . 4J . . . 1647 Jackson Street . . . Baltimore . . . 727-1057 . . . Saint Mary, Star of the Sea . . . Football 2,3,45 Lacrosse 2. ANTHONY JOSEPH YABLONSKI . . . 4l . . . 514 Dale Avenue . . . -Baltimore . . . NO 5-5861 . . . Saint Michael . . . Football 2,3,45 Spirit Club 45 Intramurals 2,3,4. CHARLES FRANCIS ZEILER . . . 4H . . . 3621 Erdman Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . OR 5-5960 . . . Shrine of the Little Flower . . . Soccer 3,45 -Basketball 1,2,3,45 French Club 35 Latin Club 1,25 Student Council 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Spirit Club 4, ROBERT JAMES ZIMMER . . . 41 . . . 3013 First Avenue . . . Baltimore . . . NO 5-8231 . . . Saint Ursula. gb if It M , -1 5 -3 'Q 4'-Q Q, I Q Lx. . H45 I aw X ff K 'E av E at , 'K :sim ' avxkf SN V, N - . M fi N' '. x , - W k , F , IAS? H50 ' fu! f SAF' . 4 -'W-11 '- ' X ??Qur.' ' , ' : smug h 2' ' h 1. x -'11-. J xx X as N J' l ' . I - I ' 1 N Q ' 1 , ,X Nb V X , .. xt VA ,Q-X . , . P V L ' ' , 1, 1 ' , is 1 'P Q g 5. , A . I' 4- ' Q. - . A ,-. A K -- L N :L -, , 5 Q f , A 31322 1 Y . Q .Iv l WAP-, I ., ... I! ,Y ,, ct, I K . A L, L H 5 -'ff 1 f fs ' - ' Q Q is 5 f 5 3 I Na' 1 Q in-J -av-3. ,A i . AR 1 . k W f Sz ,,,':. H, ,-, X' I - N ,... W- W W L!' Q. A E..., ,6 A l 4 , W - t--ar' W' 'Y -- ff-in x xx I LJ: i lil SYSTEM gsnvlff milf l graduation, the cornerstone of a PROGRESSIVE future perplexing and challenging. 168 5 2' T968 C-MlDI1NA1l'. 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