The Cardinal Magazine - Summer 2020 by Calvert Hall College High School

The Cardinal The magazine of Calvert Hall College High School | Summer 2020

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THE CARDINAL, SUMMER 2020 Published for the Calvert Hall Community

Comments can be submitted to communications@calverthall.com

This publication has been prepared and edited by the Office of Advancement CALVERT HALL COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL

8102 La Salle Road Baltimore, MD 21286-8022

TELEPHONE: 410-825-4266 EMAIL: communications@calverthall.com WEBSITE: www.calverthall.com PRESIDENT: Brother John Kane FSC, Ed.D. PRINCIPAL: Charles Stembler ’83 CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT:

Joseph Baker ’76

ADVANCEMENT TEAM:

Geoff Foltyn ’00, Director of Alumni Relations & Reunion Giving Margie Forbes, Grants & Special Projects Manager Doug Heidrick ’89, Director of Annual Giving Kim Hladky, Advancement Services Manager Jeannie Kihn, Alumni Relations Coordinator Meaghan Knapp, Executive Assistant to the President & Stewardship Associate Thomas Malstrom '84, Major Gifts & Planned Giving Officer Nichole Regulski, Donor Relations and Community Engagement Officer DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING: Danielle Hladky DESIGN: Adrienne Kourtesis|Kosari Design PHOTOGRAPHY: Galeone Photographers, Roy Cox ’92, Brune Digital Media PRINTING: Schmitz Press PROOFING: Margie Forbes

OUR MISSION Calvert Hall College, a Lasallian Catholic college preparatory school, prepares a diverse community of young men to achieve their full potential utilizing their unique talents. Through excellent academic and extracurricular programs led by innovative and dedicated educators, our students become confident men with the ethical foundation for service, independent thinking,and responsible leadership. Inspired by the faith and zeal of St. John Baptist de LaSalle, our students develop a respect for others as part of an inclusive, lifelong Calvert Hall brotherhood as Men of Intellect, Men of Faith and Men of Integrity. Calvert Hall College admits students of any race, color, national, and ethnic origins to all rights and privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at our school. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in administration of our educational and admissions policies, scholarship programs, athletic, and other school-administered programs. Alumni news or information submitted by alumni of Calvert Hall College High School exists for the purpose of alumni-to-alumni communication. Publication does not signify endorsement by Calvert Hall or its sponsoring bodies. Calvert Hall is an independent, Catholic and Lasallian school for boys which upholds the teachings of the Catholic Church.

FROM THE PRESIDENT Dear Alumni, Parents, Family and Friends,

s we come to the end of our 175th year, we recognize we still have some celebrating to do. Graduation and Gala 175 were postponed, and we plan to come together for those momentous occasions at a later time. Many other events were postponed or cancelled, yet the traditions, spirit and brotherhood that are Calvert Hall shined through. A pandemic is not enough to derail The Hall. When the pandemic initially occurred, we hoped we would only be apart for two weeks, not the remainder of the academic year. With growing concern in March, the school leadership began planning for the possibility of virtual school, and we were ready when the Governor announced school closings. We then changed our learning platform asking our students and faculty to take their studies online. Words cannot properly express my pride in our leadership, faculty, staff and students for their response. Students were engaged outside of classes in multiple ways by teachers, coaches and moderators. Our students continued to learn, and we came to a successful conclusion to the school year in June. I want to also express my admiration and gratitude to the Class of 2020. Although they showed amazing strength and resilience, they missed out on the most... from athletics to prom. When I spoke with our seniors and their families during our virtual forum in May, I shared that they hold a special place in our 175-year history. They will be remembered for generations to come. People will remember them as THE CLASS of 2020, or simply as THE CLASS. We wish them the best as they leave us for new schools and opportunities, and they remain in our prayers. We pray for peace. The killing of George Floyd has awakened the consciousness of our nation and region. Racism is wrong and it is a sin. We cannot remain on the sidelines. We cannot remain silent. Calvert Hall is proud of and celebrates our diverse student population. At Calvert Hall, all are welcome! It is not enough to claim diversity; we must continually work to make our community even more inclusive. We must support our African-American students and stand with them and their families. We embrace meaningful discussions and support action that inspire communities.

Our counseling department held a virtual discussion for students to begin conversing about the current issues gripping our country. A similar discussion was held for faculty and staff earlier this month. Additionally, we have created a program committee for diversity, equity, and inclusivity. This committee will meet throughout the year to implement diversity, equity, and inclusivity programming for our students, faculty and staff. Special thanks are in order for so many of you for your continued support of Calvert Hall, even during these trying times. We rely on your support to make a Hall education available for our students and you responded. During our 5th Annual All Day Hall Day, we raised over $300,000 from more than 1,500 donors. We continue in the silent phase of our capital campaign to increase our endowment and support a few special projects. We have had early success and will continue forward with the campaign, fully understanding it is a difficult time for many. John Baptist de La Salle told the first Christian Brothers that the greatest miracle they could achieve was to touch the hearts of the students entrusted to their care. This has been the mission of Calvert Hall for the last 175 years and we will continue to live out this mission for the next 175 years. I sincerely thank you and our students as you have deeply touched my heart during this unusual and unprecedented year. Live Jesus in our Hearts………….Forever! Sincerely,

Brother John Kane, FSC, Ed.D. President

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C L U B SP OTLIGHT S peech & D ebate R eflection by C lub M oderator – P eter S usko The Speech and Debate team provides students the opportunity to develop multiple skills that complement their classes at The Hall. Speech Cards and Debate Cards compete throughout the year at

It’s A cad e mi c R e fl e c ti on C l u b M od e ra tor – R ic hard B row n

tournaments at a local, regional, and national level. Students have

In my 25 years of coaching a team on It’s Academic, one thing I marveled about is how constant the longest running televised game show in history remained over its 60-year history. The only things that changed were the questions and the long-time host, Mac McGarry who retired in 2011. This season presented a rare, unexpected and unheard-of change midway through the taping season.

competed at prestigious tournaments hosted by schools such as Yale University, Saint Joseph’s University, George Mason University, and Emory University. As multiple sports and activities have had to shut down this Spring due to coronavirus, the Speech and Debate team moved to a virtual format. Speech

students

s u b m i t t e d recordings of their speeches

evaluated by judges The Calvert Hall team, coming off a first-round victory over Francis Scott Key and Manchester Valley in January was set to return later in the season for its playoff round against Towson and Franklin High Schools but the coronavirus pandemic brought the season to a grinding halt. Despite the challenges of not being able to gather as a team nor use the television studio, the production staff of It’s Academic was able to pull it all together using an alternate format, Zoom Technology, as a platform to produce the quiz show. Executive producer, Susan Lechner, mentioned after the very first virtual match that “with the new format, there was a certain intimacy that you don’t get with the formality of the television studio”. Players agree that it was easy to confer during team questions and that those watching could now hear teams discuss answers which made it more interesting. The It’s Academic team did conduct a few virtual practices to prepare for the playoff round using Microsoft Teams during the shut-down. The virtual practices gave us all a different, and more personal view of the team members.

online.

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Cards joined “Zoom Debates” hosted by Georgetown U n i v e r s i t y, competing in virtual rooms against teams as

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Kansas, California, and even Taiwan! The

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Debate team closed the regular season as the #2 ranked school in Maryland. On a national level, Michael Kosmas ‘20 finished 3rd place at the Tournament of Champions, hosted by the University of Kentucky. The Tournament of Champions is considered to be the toughest tournament in the country. The team finished the season sending five students (Michael Kosmas ‘20, Garrett Rivenburgh ‘21, Christian Garman ‘21, Eugene Bressler ‘21, Lucas Lobo ‘22) to the National Speech and Debate Association e-Finals.

Calvert Hall advanced to the semifinal round against Mt. Hebron and Brunswick. It’s Academic airs Saturday mornings at 10 am on WJZ TV. Calvert Hall’s semifinal match aired on June 20. Archived shows may be found on the WJZ CBS Baltimore Website.

This tournament was originally planned to be hosted at Albuquerque, New Mexico.

View our Culinary Club videos on youtube.com/calverthallcollege

C u li nary C l u b Envisioned as a means to explore Baltimore’s food scene and to share their love of a good meal with their peers, the Culinary Club (aka Culinary Cards) was founded by Caiden Baralo ‘21 and Roland Joice ’21

In many cultures, sharing food is a way of sharing love. It was our way to share our love for the whole community.

two years ago. Since then, the club has grown to include over 75

– Sylvia Doud on unifying the CHC community through food

members and encourages members to experience different cultures through cuisine. This past year, the Culinary Cards held a joint restaurant outing with Maryvale’s Cooking Club as well as added cooking classes to their programming. In an effort to keep the club connected during the pandemic, co-club moderators, Elizabeth Almeter, Sylvia Doud and Tom Fan, shared a series of cooking demonstrations native to their own cultures and passions. Besides being interactive, each video demonstration was designed to highlight a few kitchen techniques and culinary hacks that would help people while at home.

Hopefully, the videos were enjoyable and brought people a bit closer and more connected during these unusual times.

Doud’s Ingredient List: SOFRITO onions, garlic, jalapeno, can of diced tomatoes, salt, pepper, cilantro (can use parsley too) ROPA VIEJA Flank steak, Worcestershire sauce, cumin, Adobo seasoning with cumin, Olive/Caper/Pimento juice

– Tom Fan on taking the Culinary Club virtual

CABBAGE SALAD Cabbage, tomatoes, cilantro (or parsley), cucumbers, salt, pepper, red wine vinegar, olive oil

Fan’s Ingredient List:

Optional: protein (chicken, etc) dark soy sauce for coloring, Fish sauce

TERIYAKI SALMON 6oz of salmon, scallions, sesame seeds, brown sugar, light soy sauce, ginger, garlic, hoisin sauce, vinegar (rice or white wine), sesame oil. SPICY GARLIC STRING BEANS string beans, canola oil, garlic, salt, pepper, ginger, sugar, soy sauce, chili paste or red pepper flakes, cooking wine (Chinese or dry sherry) VEGGIE FRIED RICE carrots, peas, onions, bean sprouts, scallions, peppers, eggs, day old cooked rice, cooking wine, soy sauce, sesame oil. Optional: protein (chicken, etc) dark soy sauce for coloring, Fish sauce

During this time of uncertainty and feeling alone, it was a simple way of going back to basics and being grateful for the food we have and the people in our lives… even if it is breaking bread across a screen. – Elizabeth Almeter on finding the silver lining

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hris Taddiken has been named the 2 019 -2 02 0 Archdiocesan Independent High School Teacher of the Year. Taddiken teaches AP Calculus BC, Honors Multivariable Calculus, Honors Differential Equations, Linear Algebra, and Precalculus. Additionally, he is the moderator of the National Honor Society, McMullen Scholars Capstone Instructor, and spearheads the group, “Courageous Conversations”, a professional development program focused on helping serve our student population pertaining to diversity, equity, inclusivity, and justice.

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Taddiken’s recognition. He shared, “It is a blessing and a privilege to be a part of the Calvert Hall community. I feel incredibly honored to have been recognized by the Archdiocese of Baltimore and even more so to work alongside (Calvert Hall’s faculty and staff) on a daily basis. The effort, dedication, and care embodied by the Board of Trustees, administration, faculty, and staff are truly inspiring.”

pursuit of intellect. The best teachers not only have a love for their subject, but also care deeply about the students. This describes Chris perfectly.” Each year, the Archdiocese of Baltimore honors an elementary/middle school, high school, and independent school teacher for this award.

Principal Charles Stembler added, “Chris is a pedagogically strong instructor whose true vocation is to educate students. He loves the

The Archdiocese surprised Taddiken with the honor on May 20, 2020. The Calvert Hall faculty and staff gathered in a virtual forum to celebrate

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faculty

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Dan M aloney, Dr . A ndy Moore , and Dave H allman ’08, presented at the National

Faculty members

Jen Healy,

director of the La Salle Program, was presented with the Roger E. Saunders award on October 26, 2019, by the Dyslexia Tutoring Program. Michael Gill '68 was celebrated as the 2019 Honoree at the event.

Council of Teachers of English Conference in November 2019. The trio presented, “Decolonizing the British Literature Curriculum”, focusing on Britain’s imperial legacy and transitioning to Brexit and contemporary literature.

Charles Motsay ’ 76 was named the John G. Noppinger '64 Endowed Chair for Instructional Leadership. He is the second faculty member to receive this award. Longtime faculty member, Augie Miceli, Sr., AFSC, was the first back in 2015.

Austin Ewachiw ’ 93, CHC Network

Administrator, was featured by Blackbaud in their Customer Spotlight for his efforts with OneRoster and Learning Tool Interoperability.

Congratulations on Retirement! Two faculty and staff members retired at the conclusion of this school year. Victor Janishefski has taught in the art department since 1967 and Cheryl Rinaudo has worked in the admissions office since 1993. We thank them both for their dedication, great spirit, service, and commitment.

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virtual school At the start of the 175th academic year, no one anticipated our school year would conclude with distance learning. We rose to the challenge, and we found ways to stay connected in and out of the academic setting.

ew initiatives such as My175, Hall From Home, and daily virtual prayer were established. The My175 Challenge was created by our Director of Campus Ministry, Michael Clark, and Alex Brune ’20. They asked Calvert Hall students, faculty, staff and alumni to answer a series of questions on Twitter or Instagram tagging Calvert Hall. Questions ranged from who is your favorite CHC teacher, to what is your best memory at CHC, to sharing encouragement during quarantine. These clips were shared on the Calvert Hall Instagram story and were later complied into a fulllength video which is featured on the Calvert Hall Instagram and YouTube channel. Hall From Home is an initiative established by our innovative Campus Ministry team. They kicked off a 4-week long message series from some of Calvert Hall's teachers and students. These groups met online once a week, with a student leader and teacher proctor discussing a weekly message and embarked upon some fun challenges. Our Campus Ministry team also led daily virtual prayer at 8:45a. Every weekday morning, the Calvert Hall community at-large was invited to start their day with faith and fellowship.

aculty members found innovative ways to live lecture. Lectures and classes were conducted using Microsoft Teams. Members of the CHC Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band took part in the premier performance of “Mandatory Social Distancing” commissioned by a consortium of 27 college, universities, and high schools. The annual Art Show went digital with a look book displaying all of the pieces created by our talented students. The Math Resource Center and faculty members held virtual office hours for students in need of additional assistance. Our school counselors regularly checked in with their students to discuss coursework and overall well-being. Our college counselors organized a virtual college roundtable for students to meet with college admissions officers.

P a r e n t s Ta k e O n Virtual Learning

aculty and staff found ways to spread positivity. Mrs. Doud continued the Mindfulness Minute. Twice weekly she helped the community find peace and zen through guided meditation. Mr. Rowe ’13 created Weekly Encouragement videos tying in scripture readings. Mr. Radebaugh ’98 found ways to keep the faculty and staff connected by hosting multiple family friendly bingo nights as well as chat rooms. The School Leadership hosted three virtual forums as a platform for parents and students to share updates and allow any questions to be asked. The counseling team hosted a virtual forum for students, faculty and staff on diversity, equity, and inclusivity.

“Just want to take a minute to express how impressive Calvert Hall has been over the last 6 weeks in dealing with the COVID crisis. It was very impressive how quickly you moved to a new plan to carry on your mission. The quality of the lesson plans are equally impressive even from the beginning. When this is over and there is time to look back, others should study your response.” “I am truly amazed at the purposeful and organized way Calvert Hall has continued learning for our students without missing ONE SINGLE BEAT. It means so much right now while literally EVERYTHING else is uncertain. I love that, when we sit down for dinner, I can still ask my kids "how was school today." “From various things I’m reading and hearing through my son and other CHC parents, it is quite apparent you and the staff/teachers are working countless hours to deliver the best and most seamless academic experience to our boys. I can’t thank you and your team/teachers enough for all you are doing, and I’m so proud of the way CHC is handling the pandemic.”

“I remain so impressed by the administration and teachers in such a challenging time. The commitment to the students and the Calvert Hall

new spin was placed on traditions as Zeal Week went digital. The Class of 2020 reigned supreme and took this year’s title. Students competed in a number of events like an online quiz show, at-home scavenger hunt, and TikTok Battle of the Classes. The students also raised $1,500 for the Frank Fund (created by CHC golf coaches Drew Forrester and Brian Hubbard ’92) which delivers food and beverages to first responders.

family is so heartwarming.”

any clubs found ways to stay connected too! Mr. Fan, Mrs. Almeter, and Mrs. Doud, moderators of the Culinary Club, created cooking segments which are featured on the Calvert Hall social media channels. The It’s Academic team were able to practice on Microsoft Teams, and compete on the TV show via Zoom. The Speech and Debate team had five students compete at the virtual national competition on June 15. The Robotics team participated in the VEX Robotics Virtual Worlds Competition. Team 5588H made it to the semifinals in the simulated, Arts division.

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ardinal onnec tion

With over 1100 alumni voting, Calvert Hall is excited to announce the 2020 A lumni Association Board of Directors who will serve during 2020-2021 term: Joe Nattans ‘60 Pat Curran ‘67 Tom Murray ‘71 Mark Tosti ‘78 Tom Iacoboni ‘78

Best High School in Baltimore Calvert Hall has been named Baltimore's Best Private School by The Baltimore Sun 2020 Reader Rankings! Thank you to our parents, students, faculty, staff, alumni, and Board of Trustees for making Calvert Hall the educational leader in the Baltimore area since 1845.

Eric Rogers ‘81 Paul Brooks ‘82 Bill Mojica ‘84 Bill McFaul ‘84 Cal Bowman ‘98 Anthony Davis ‘98 DeWitt Bauer ‘99 Jim Stephens ‘00 Nevin Hall ‘12 Joseph Baker ’15

Anonymous Benefactor Donates $1 Million to The Arts

France-Merrick Foundation Awards CHC $150,000

Brother John Kane, FSC, Ed.D. shared, “At Calvert Hall we believe in educating the whole person, and this includes far more than the academic subjects. This gift reinforces Calvert Hall’s strong commitment to the arts.” Calvert Hall offers a comprehensive arts program. There are four instrumental ensembles including the four-time national marching band champions, four vocal music ensembles, a prominent theatre program and visual arts. Brian Ecton, director of instrumental music and fine arts shared, “This generous gift allows for students to partake in our renowned arts program. Some of the area’s most talented students will benefit greatly from this generous gift.”

France-Merrick Foundation has selected Calvert Hall College High School as the recipient of a $150,000 grant designated to create the France-Merrick Scholarship Endowment. This grant will support students from Baltimore City and County with significant financial need who otherwise would not be able benefit from a Calvert Hall education. The endowment fund will provide scholarship money annually to support students selected as FranceMerrick Scholars with tuition support.

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The Kelly family is pleased to support

Calvert Hall College High School for celebrating 175 years of helping form Men of Intellect, Men of Faith and Men of Integrity.

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5 th Annual Al l Day Hal l Day Calvert Hall College High School hosted their 5th annual day of giving also known as All Day Hall Day on Friday, May 15, 2020. The school experienced great success as more than 1,500 donors participated raising more than $300,000. This year’s numbers top last year’s records of participation (1,008) and donations ($250,000). Brother John posed the challenge that if more than 1,170 individuals participated that he would shave his mustache. At 11:30 p.m. on All Day Hall Day, Brother John shaved his mustache for the first time since 1986. All Day Hall Day is 24 hours of celebrating and supporting The Hall. In years past, All Day Hall Day was a day chock full of on-campus events and activities. Given the current times, All Day Hall Day was moved to a completely virtual platform. This year, the advancement team hosted realtime talk shows, a cooking show, mass, musical performances, a bedtime reading for younger Cardinals, and reruns of the 100th Turkey Bowl and 2019 MIAA lacrosse game.

President Brother John Kane FSC, Ed.D, exclaimed, “Calvert Hall is an amazing and strong community. In a time of uncertainty, we responded to the challenge to make a difference for our students. We exceeded our goal of 1,170 donors by 400. It was an effort by everyone: Board of Trustees, faculty and staff, students, alumni, parents and past parents, grandparents and friends. It is difficult for me to find the words to express our gratitude but simply stated, ‘Calvert Hall Proud!’’

Visit calverthall.com/alldayhallday to watch any of the archived events.

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SCHOOL NEWS

1 Kian Donovan ‘22 Places 3rd at Johns Hopkins Model UN Conference

CHC students participated in the Johns Hopkins University Model United Nations Conference in February. Kian Donovan ’22 won 3rd place Delegate for his portrayal of Penny Mourdant in the Brexit Committee.

Six Knott Scholars To Attend CHC in the Fall

2 Cyber Wins 3rd Annual Loyola Blakefield Cyber Challenge

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Daniel Kootz ‘21, Jack Railey ‘21, Jason Walter ’21 and Michael West ‘21 teamed up to win the 3rd Annual Loyola Blakefield Cyber Challenge on Saturday, March 7, 2020. The competition welcomed students from the Baltimore area to test their cybersecurity knowledge.

31st Annual Johns Hopkins Radiothon

CHC partnered with Mix 106.5 and the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center for the 31st Annual Radiothon in February. Students volunteered to answer the Calvert Hall Miracle Line and raise money for the Children’s Center.

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Calvert Hall is pleased to welcome six Knott Scholars - Lars, Peter, Nathan, Thomas, Scott & Tung - as part of the great Class of 2024! No other boys' school in the area has six Knott Scholars joining their incoming class.

It’s Academic Advanced to Semifinals

Calvert Hall advanced to the semifinal match of It's Academic via Zoom Technology. Aidan Scible ‘20, Matthew Schneider ‘20 and Graham Lucas ‘22 competed for Calvert Hall.

Robotics Competes in VEX Virtual Worlds Competition

On Saturday, April 25, CHC Robotics gathered to participate in the VEX Robotics Virtual Worlds Competition. All 5588 members were given sweatshirts and seniors were honored with trophies in their homes. 5588H made it to semifinals in the simulated, Arts division. Four CHC teams qualified for Worlds.

Archdiocese Recognizes Three CHC Scholars

Cole Johnson '20, Owen Koster '20 and Casimir Pozecki '20 have been named Archdiocesan Distinctive Scholars for their hard work and dedication in the classroom.

SCHOOL NEWS

National Merit Finalist

Forbes Lau ’20 and Cole Johnson ‘20 have been named finalists of the 2020 National Merit Scholarship Program. About 1.6 million students take the PSAT resulting in about 15,000 gaining scores that qualify them as Finalists (approximately 1% of all students).

New TV Studio Debuts at The Hall

The CHC TV studio received a complete renovation and now provides our students the opportunity to use state of the art equipment to produce the morning news.

2020-2021 Student Leadership

Speech & Debate Goes to Nationals

The Speech and Debate team continued to compete in tournaments during the spring semester, with tournaments moving to an online format. The team placed 2nd in the Baltimore Catholic Forensic League. Michael Kosmas '20, Christian Garman ‘21, Garrett Rivenburgh ‘21, Eugene Bressler ‘21, and Lucas Lobo ‘22 competed on June 15th at the national tournament. Michael was awarded the Speech and Debate Academic AllAmerican Award, given to a student that has achieved excellence in forensics and maintained a GPA at 3.5 or above.

The student body has elected Joshua Fisher '21 as their 2020-2021 student body president, Deugray Robinson '21 as senior class president, John Harris '22 as junior class president, and Luke Dragonette '23 as sophomore class president.

FBLA Headed to Nationals

CHC’s FBLA chapter had two students place in the top five in the state competition and automatically qualifying for nationals. Christian Hitt ’20 finished fourth in Securities and Investment Analysis and Cole Johnson ‘20 finished first in Insurance and Risk Management.

CyberCards Finish in Top 100

Calvert Hall’s team of Gabriel Agalabia ‘20, Will Bauer ‘21, Ben Dodson ‘20, Joseph Spencer ‘21, Jason Walter ’21 and Michael West ‘21 finished in the Top 100 out of approximately 3,000 teams in the 201920 Air Force Association’s CyberPatriot Competition. CyberPatriot is the National Youth Cyber Education Program created by the Air Force Association to inspire K-12 students toward careers in cybersecurity or other science, technology, engineering, and mathematics disciplines critical to our nation's future.

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Competing at the Next Level

THLETICS

Twenty-three student-athletes have committed to playing in the collegiate ranks during the winter and spring signing periods. BASEBALL: Antonio Barranca - Florida Gulf Coast

BASKETBALL: Shein Allan – Juniata College

FOOTBALL: Cobie Floyd - Glenville State College Kahlil Glover - Bowie State University Jaiheem Henderson – Stevenson University Brendan McPeake - Ursinus College Peter Moore - Virginia Tech Adewale Obayanju East Stroudsburg University Sean Tucker - Syracuse

TENNIS Ian Hewes -Washington College Tyler Mast- Loyola University MD Russell Willenborg -Salisbury University

LACROSSE Kellen Arthur – Mercer University Olen Huffman – Cabrini University Daniel Kelly – University of Maryland Matthew Lubin – Coast Guard Academy Augie Miceli – DeSales University

TRACK & FIELD Jhaden Sydnor – Embry-Riddle University SOCCER Sean Barwick – George Mason University Ben Bender – University of Maryland James Garfink – Bucknell University SWIMMING Jason Fitch – Mount St. Mary’s Gavin Franklin - Widener

Davis ’96 Steps Down, Ward ’04 Named Varsity Football Head Coach Donald Davis ’96, football coach, is leaving The Hall to coach at Sidwell Friends in Washington, DC. Davis coached at Calvert Hall for the past 13 seasons ranking up 97 victories including 10 Turkey Bowl victories and the 2010 MIAA title. He was also named Coach of the Year in 2010 by VSN and AP as well as in 2018 by Sports Major. Josh Ward ‘04 has been named Davis’s successor as the varsity head football coach. He was selected from a talented candidate pool of over 40 individuals. Ward comes to The Hall after spending the past three seasons as the head coach and athletic director at Concordia Prep. He will also teach in the Physical Education department.

Back-to-Back Team Titles & Honors Coach Peter Frein has been named Indoor Track and Field Coach of the Year by The Baltimore Sun for the second straight year after winning the Varsity and JV team titles this past winter. Coach Frein successfully defended the title after claiming the team victory for the first time in school history last year. Prior to the spring season being cut short, he was looking for the trifecta as Calvert Hall won the MIAA Cross Country title as well in the fall.

Gatorade Players of the Year Owen Johnson ’20 was named the Gatorade Maryland Boys Cross Country Runner of the Year. He won the MIAA A state meet this past season with a time of 16:20.9, breaking the tape 19.4 seconds ahead of his next-closest competitor. Johnson took 13th at the Foot Locker Northeast Regional championships, and he was undefeated against in-state competition in 2019. Ben Bender ’20 has been named the Gatorade Maryland Soccer Player of the Year. The midfielder recorded 14 goals and four assists this past season, leading the Cardinals (9-7-1) to the MIAA Tournament semifinals. A two-time First Team All-State selection, he participated in the High School All-American Game in December. He concluded his prep soccer career with 33 goals and 17 assists.

Water Polo & Swimming Announces New Coach Matt Rothman ’13 will become the newest head coach for the Aqua Cards. Rothman was a four-year member of both the Iona Water Polo and Swim teams. He was three-time captain of the Water Polo team. For the past two seasons Matt has served as the assistant coach for Water Polo and Swimming at The Hall. He is also a Senior Group Assistant Coach for the Naval Academy Aquatic Club Water Polo Team and served as the head coach of the their 2019 Junior Olympics team.

McCormick Unsung Hero Anthony Weis ’20 was named a McCormick Unsung Hero winner at the 80th Annual awards banquet. The award recognizes unselfish studentathletes and honors those who substantially contributed to the success of their school without receiving acclaim.

The last Calvert Hall student-athlete to earn the Gatorade accolade was Alex Murphy ‘13 in 2013.

BCL Champs The JV basketball team captured the BCL title with a 62-44 victory over MSJ.

All-Conference & All-Metro Honors Twelve student-athletes were named to the 2019-2020 Winter MIAA All-Conference team or BCL All-Conference for their respective sport while two were named All-Metro.

HOCKEY

INDOOR TRACK

Cormac McCarthy ’21

55m - Sean Tucker ’00 – All Metro

Sean Metzger ’21

1600 & 3200 - Owen Johnson ’00 – All-Metro Triple Jump - Ty Trinh ’00

BASKETBALL

4x200 - Rahkeem Smith ’22, Sean Tucker ’ 00,

Samartine Bogues ’23 – Honorable Mention BCL

Jason Holmes-Williamson ’22,

Ryan Sand ’20 – BCL Never Never Quit Award

Kaelin Wade ’20

Mike Williams ’23 – 2nd Team BCL

At-Large - Thomas Smith, IV ’22

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THE CLASS o f 2020 304 graduates 98% will attend a 4 year college or university 2 National Merit Finalists Over $25 million awarded in scholarships

Members of the Class of 2020 were admitted to many selective schools including: Bucknell University C o l by C o l l e g e Cornell University G e o r g e t ow n U n i v e r s i t y Johns Hopkins University Middlebury College T h e U n i v e r s i t y o f N o r t h C a ro l i n a a t C h a p e l H i l l T h e U n i v e r s i t y o f Tex a s a t A u s t i n U n i t e s S t a t e s C o a s t G u a rd A c a d e m y United States Military Academy United States Naval Academy U n i v e r s i t y o f N o t re D a m e University of Richmond University of Southern California University of Virginia Va n d e r b i l t U n i v e r s i t y V i l l a n ov a U n i v e r s i t y

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Valedictorian - Joe Masterman Salutatorian - Josh Akhimiemona Honor Cup Recipient - Casimir Pozecki Brad Meager Award Recipient - Braeden Boyle

Our graduates will attend college in Alabama • Arizona • California • Connecticut Delaware • Florida • Georgia • Indiana • Kentucky Louisiana • Maine • Maryland • Massachusetts Mississippi • Montana • New Hampshire New Jersey • New York • North Carolina • Ohio Pennsylvania • South Carolina • Tennessee • Texas Virginia • Vermont • West Virginia • Wisconsin

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October 5, 2019

January 21, 2020

Br. John spent his birthday on the Fox45 set discussing the official launch of the 175th year celebration - Mass of Thanksgiving held at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen.

The publication interviewed Br. John about the school’s recently launched five-year plan as well as asked him a few quick-fire questions.

Mass of Thanksgiving

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October 6, 2019

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The Calvert Hall community celebrated the official start of the 175th year with a Mass of Thanksgiving at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen.

Karl Perry ‘85 and Shawn Vinson ’89 shared their experiences while attending Calvert Hall and how it prepared them to be leaders in the Baltimore community.

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October 9, 2019 Br. John and Gianni Vito ‘20 were interviewed by Jeff St. Pierre about the Calvert Hall experience.

Comcast Newsmakers October 15, 2019 Elena Russo interviewed Br. John about the quality education Calvert Hall has provided to the greater Baltimore region for 175 years.

Midday Maryland on WMAR October 18, 2019 Joe Baker ’76 visited the set of WMAR to discuss the 175 years of Calvert Hall history as well as the upcoming 100th Turkey Bowl.

Vitae Via Virtus November 26, 2019 The official 175th anniversary book recapping the institution’s 175 years of rich history as well as never before told stories from alumni went on sale in The Cardinal Shop. This book was written by Bill Tamulonis ’76.

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Nathan Scott spoke with Br. John Kane and Chuck Stembler ’83, about the history of the school, its academic distinctives, longstanding traditions of students, faculty, and staff, and goals for growth in the next 175 years.

Coffee With on WJZ March 11, 2020 Br. John sat down with Tim Williams of WJZ-TV to discuss Gala 175.

The Baltimore Sun March 17, 2020 Nelson Coffin ’66 interviews Br. John about Gala 175 as well as alums Bill Tamulonis ’76, Frank Bramble ’66, Jerry Geraghty ’68 and Dr. Tom Smyth ’77.

The Daily Record March 27, 2020 Board of Trustees Chairman, Dr. Tom Smyth ’77, recalls his time at Calvert Hall and discusses the brotherhood.

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April 2020

Donald Davis ‘96 visited the set of WMAR to speak with host Elsa M. about the 100 year tradition surrounding Turkey Bowl 100.

Jessica Gregg recants the 175 year of Calvert Hall during this milestone anniversary while recognizing a few notable alums – Frank Bramble ’66, Sam Palmisano ’69, Dr. Tom Smyth ’77, Mel Kiper, Jr. ’78, Dwayne Milburn ’81, Brian Kroneberger ’85, Juan Dixon ’97, Rodney William ’02, and Adrian Amos ’11.

November 28, 2019 The Calvert Hall Cardinals defeated the Loyola Blakefield Dons 33-10 during the milestone showdown. This event was covered by WMAR, Fox45, WJZ, WBAL, The Catholic Review, USA Today, and The Baltimore Sun.

February 23, 2020

Midday Maryland on WMAR

Turkey Bowl 100

Midday Maryland on WMAR June 4, 2020

Mathematics faculty member, Chris Taddiken, alongside Calvert Hall parents Dean ’89 and Nicole Johnson, met with host Elsa M., to discuss how Calvert Hall embraced virtual learning during the pandemic.

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C L A S S 1950s

Bobby Ollerhead ’67, received a stem cell transplant from a living donor over a year ago. Recently, he met his donor for dinner in Lexington, Kentucky. Bobby had bone marrow cancer three years ago and the stem cell transplant was his last option.

1970s

Steve Kupres ’87, CFO and COO, celebrated 30 years at RDA Corporation in Hunt Valley. Dr. Rich Scheper ’87, president of Jovian Concepts, was appointed to the CCBC Board of Trustees by Governor Larry Hogan.

William Levasseur ’55 was inducted into “Marquis Who’s Who” and “The American Registry” for Americans most honored professionals for 2019. William retired after 56 years practicing law.

1960s Michael Dodd, M.D. ’64 retired from his private practice of ophthalmology after 42 years. He and his wife, Maureen, are enjoying boating on the Chesapeake Bay and traveling to visit their 8 grandchildren.

Anthony Rosso, Esq. ’85, a partner at Venable LLP, was recognized in Chambers and Partners USA for Corporate/Mergers & Acquisitions. John Horner, Jr. ’86, vice president of Easton Utilities, and Matt Bolyard ’99, division manager with Southway Builders, Inc, were chosen for Leadership Maryland’s class of 2020, an 8-month hands-on learning program focused on the state’s most vital social, economic and environmental issues.

Bill Hughes ’54 wrote “The Game of Soccer was a Door Opener for Me,” an article that appeared in the Baltimore Post-Examiner on April 6, 2020.

Don Burke, CPA ’58 retired from Hergenroeder Financial Advisors, Inc. in December 2019.

Peter Teluk ’84, Founding Partner of Trident Eagle Group, LLC, is serving a second term as an Executive Committee Member for the US-Ukraine Business Council.

Bill Collins ’75 recently retired after 35 years with the Maryland Transit Administration Police Force. Bill is the father of Pat Collins ’15, Campus Minister. Kenneth Marshall ’75 retired from New Penn Motor Express in September 2016.

Scott Riesett ’89 was nominated for a Grammy for his music production work on — “Ain’t Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations” under the Best Musical Theater Album. Dr. Justin Yesilonis, DVM ’89, owner of Elk Creek Veterinary Services, was featured in the Oxfordian Magazine.

1990s Chris Young ’90 has been appointed to the Maryland Trial Courts Judicial Nominating Commission for District 9 (Howard County) by Maryland Governor Larry Hogan. The Judicial Nominating Commission vets judicial candidates for open trial court positions and refers names to the Governor for his appointment.

John Leonard ’64 retired after 36 years in the fireworks industry. John continues to write a monthly column for “The Bulletin” of the National Fireworks Association. He most recently worked at the American Fireworks Warehouse.

Pat Accorsi ’92 is now a real estate agent at Platinum Properties in New York City. Pat specializes in residential rentals and sales. Mike Brown ’78, owner of 1st Source, created and placed inspirational signs around many local hospital campuses. Mike is the husband of Renie Brown (faculty) and father of Michael ’10 and Casey ’18.

Bill Peeples ’66, Tim Collison ’67, John Scollan ’67, Jim Anzalone ’67 and Mike Prenger ’68 participated in the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) virtual walk on May 30, 2020. Following social distancing guidelines, the men walked the 5K in Jim’s Rodgers Forge neighborhood.

1980s Phil James Williams MS, DO, FACEP ’81, a clinical associate professor at Texas Tech University Medical School HSC, was the senior author for a recent publication in The Annals of Emergency Medicine.

Omar Black ’92 has been promoted to vice president of preconstruction at Harkins Builders Inc. Omar is in charge of streamlining the preconstruction process across all the company and fostering collaboration between preconstruction and construction.

N O T E S 2000s Jason Miller ’00, Maryvale Prep’s head coach for Cross Country and Indoor Track and Field, led both teams to championships in 2019-20. Maryvale has won four out of the last five championships for Indoor Track and Field and Jason was named Coach of the Year for 2019-20 season by The Baltimore Sun.

Brian Hubbard ’92 and Drew Forrester, CHC golf coaches, collected over $3,000 to provide meals to essential personnel at 13 area hospitals and Our Daily Bread. Brian and Drew worked with Tim Giancola ’89, owner of Bagel Works Hunt Valley for some meal options. Dr. Matt Disney ’93, Scripps Research chemist, earned an NIH grant worth $11 million over 8 years. The money will aid Matt in the development of treatments for incurable diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, ALS and frontotemporal dementia. Shawn King ’93 was presented with 2019 Fifth District Citizen of the Year Award by the Baltimore County Council. Shawn was recognized for his time and talent in service to others and in helping to make Baltimore County a better place in which to live and work. Michael Pedone Esq. ’93 was appointed Governor Larry Hogan’s chief legal counsel on February 26, 2020. Mike served as Assistant Secretary of the Department of the Environment prior to his new appointment. Scott Lockwood ’96, general manager at the Baltimore Yacht Club, recently earned his Certified Club Manager designation. Rich Tilliman ’96 was a featured vendor at the Maryland Fly Fishing & Collective Tackle Show in March. Cal Bowman ’98, Jeff Mund ’97 and Paul Brooks ’82 helped arrange for two CHC 3D printers to be delivered to Lifebridge Health’s director of digital health, Adam Beck. The printers are being used to create shields for healthcare workers.

Phil Blevins ’05 and his wife, Jaime, welcomed their son, Garrett Vincent, on March 2, 2020.

Pat Marshall ’01 (faculty) and his wife, Kelly, welcomed their son, Keiran David, on March 27, 2020. Dr. Panagis Galiastsatos ’02, a pulmonary & critical care physician at Johns Hopkins and co-director of Medicine for the Greater Good, organized conference calls with community leaders, faith-based organizations, schools and housing communities to learn about resources available during these uncertain times. Gary Neal ’02 finished his first year of graduate school for his Masters of Arts in Teaching degree with a 3.948 GPA while serving as a Graduate Manager for Towson University’s Men’s Basketball team.

(Photo courtesy of X League) Dane Robinson ’05, current head coach of the Atlanta Empire, is the first ever owner of an X League Franchise. Dave co-owns the Empire along with the Extreme Football League.

Nick Gill ’03, head coach, and Brian Casserly ’95, assistant coach, led Mercy’s Indoor Soccer team to the 2019-20 IAAM “A” Conference Championship. Mercy beat John Carroll by a score of 3-2 to earn a 3-peat for the Magic. Matthew Hughes ’03, executive director, International Relations Council, has been recognized by ASAE: The Center for Association Leadership as a Certified Association Executive, the highest professional credential in the association industry. Nick Gallagher ’04 started a new postion as Workspace Engineer at BMW Manufacturing Co., LLC. Adam Kirr ’04 is now director of digital & retail marketing of the FreshGrass Foundation.

LT TJ Whiting ’05, US Navy Instructor Pilot, and ENS Tim McCown ’14, Student Naval Aviator, trained together at the NAS Whiting Field in Milton, Florida. ENS McCown is in the final stages of Primary Flight Training, after which he will be selected to fly fixed wing, rotary, or tilt-rotor aircraft. Michael Fuchs ’06 accepted a leadership position with General Mills and will be relocating to the greater Los Angeles area.

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C L A S S Devin Walsh ’06 launched a new financial planning company, StatonWalsh. DJ Comer ’07 was promoted to vice president of Global Markets at Nomura.

N O T E S

Scott Ferguson ’11 participated in a panel at the 2020 TraderForumFX Conference in Miami where he discussed his company’s foreign exchange outsourcing. Scott is an institutional analyst for Brown Advisory. Steven Sadler ’11 started making a new lacrosse accessory “LaxStraps” which is being used by PLL, MLL, NLL, as well as Division I, 2 &3 college Lacrosse programs.

(Photo courtesy of the Philadelphia Eagles) Cornerback Trevor Williams ’12 signed a futures deal with Philadelphia Eagles. He previously played for the then-San Diego Chargers and Arizona Cardinals.

Matthew Robison ’09, and his wife, Emmy, welcomed their son, Henry, on December 11, 2019. Matt and his family will be moving this summer from Arizona to Dallas. He will be starting as an Assistant Professor of Psychology at the University of Texas at Arlington for the fall semester.

Tommy Gruebl ’12 and his wife, Abby, welcomed their daughter, Gwenyth Jane, on February 19, 2020. Gwen is the first grandchild of Cathy Baker (staff) and Joe Baker ’76 (faculty).

Emmanuel Welsh ’09 accepted an invitation to join the Advisory Board of the William Donald Schaefer Center for Public Policy at the University of Baltimore.

Joe Barnaba ’13 graduated with honors from University of South Carolina College of Pharmacy.

2010s

(Photo courtesy of the Catholic Review) Nevin Hall ’12 was featured in an article titled, “Liberty Heights parishioner brings ’youthful energy’ to outreach” in the Catholic Review. The youngest member of the New All Saints Church Men’s Club, Nevin organized a coat drive for children in the neighborhood over the winter. He is also the moderator of the Calvert Hall Black Alumni Network on Facebook. (Photo courtesy of the US Air Force & Airman 1st Class Briena E. Bolfing) 1st Lt. Daniel Carr ’11 was featured in a Yokota Air Base publication. He is a C-12J Hurin Pilot with the 459th Airlift Squadron of the U.S. Air Force. Daniel is one of the pilots responsible for aeromedical evacuations for all military personel and their families in Southeast Asia.

Chris Toth ’12 earned his Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences with a Physician Assistant concentration from the University of Toledo in December 2019.

Corey Reichert ’13 graduated Summa Cum Laude from Florida Southern Honors College, earning a B.S. in Economics in 2016 and an M.B.A. in 2018. Corey works in agricultural lending as a loan officer for Farm Credit of Central Florida. In his free time, he plays Rugby Union with Tampa Krewe and Rugby League for the Tampa Mayhem, who went to the USA Men’s South Championship this past season. Corey was named “Rookie of the Year” in 2019. Michael Tobin ’13 was selected as a 2020 National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Grant recipient. This is a 3-year fellowship awarded to approximately 15% of the PhD candidates in the U.S. across all STEM disciplines. Michael is presently working on his PhD in bioengineering at the University of Pennsylvania with an emphasis on cancer cell research.

Steve Bullen ’14 was presented his white jacket at Thomas Jefferson University’s Physical Therapy white coat ceremony.

Akeem Henry ’14 and his cousin teamed up to create and design homemade masks that fit the CDC guidelines that they will be donating to local grocery stores during the pandemic. Manny Rodriguez ’14, an infielder for the St. Lucie Mets, was a guest on Thomas Brice’s "Sports Report", a New York sports radio show. Kenji Bahar ’15 accepted an invitation to play in the Newsweek Hula Bowl All-Star Game on January 26 at the Aloha Stadium in Honolulu. Ean Roche ’15 received the Outstanding Internship Award during the 2019 Honors Convocation Ceremony at Alvernia University.

Andrew Brannon ’16 was accepted into the AFROTC Stem Graduate Scholars Program (GSP). Andrew was one of eleven cadets selected across the nation for the program. He is pursuing his Master’s of Science in Mechanical Engineering with a concentration in Dynamic/Controls focusing on the field of Robotics at the University of Notre Dame’s Aerospace & Mechanical Engineering Department.

George Rittenhouse ’16, who graduated from the Air Force Academy, recently earned his Air Force Cadet Wings. Spencer Blair ‘17 was awarded the 2020 T. Rowe Price Business Leader of the Year Scholarship. Spencer is studying at Loyola University MD and recently returned from a semester abroad in New Castle, England. JT Bugliosi ’17, Omari DeBerry ’17, Connor Mitchell ’19, Grant Mitchell ’19, and Jake Snyder ’19, all student-athletes for the Ohio State Men’s Lacrosse team, earned perfect 4.0 grade point averages for the Spring 2020 semester. Brendan Curry ’17 was named First Team All-American First Team by Insider Lacrosse and Maverik. Brendan, a junior at Syracuse University, is studying Marketing Management.

Ben Bruchman ’16 earned a Fulbright Schlolarship with a yearlong assignment teaching English in Germany. Ben graduated from La Salle University with a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and a minor in German in May. He is proficient in English, German, Spanish, Swedish and American Sign Language.

TJ Faulcon ’17 is now an ordained deacon. Deacon Timothy gave his first sermon on February 26, 2020, at the Charity Church in Baltimore.

Bill Heidel ’16, who earned a Bachelor of Arts in Applied Mathematics, won the 2020 Academic Excellence Award in the department of Mathematics and Physics from Stevenson University. This award is given to the graduating senior with the highest GPA in the department. Carter Martin ’16, who graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree, won the Outstanding Senior Award for Sports Management students from Elon University. This award is given to a student with outstanding personal and professional achievements by a graduating senior.

(Photo courtesy of Lafayette College) Jeffrey Kordenbrock ’17, a junior kicker for for Lafayette College’s football team, was named to the Academic All-Patriot League Team.

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(Photo courtesy of US Army) Joe Paolucci ’17 was recognized by the US Army ROTC at the national level as cadet of the week. Joe is an Aerospace Engineering student at Florida Institute of Technology. Connor Maher ’18 was named All-American Honorable Mention by Inside Lacrosse and Maverik. Connor, a sophomore at the University of North Carolina, is studying Business Administration. Justin Marrow ’18 is an intern at Think Its A Game Records in Atlanta. He also recently joined Sigma Alpha Pi National Honor Society at Morehouse University.

Rosemary Frein (faculty) & Peter Frein (faculty) welcomed their son, John Job, on February 21, 2020.

Alec Mitchell ’18, an exercise science major, competes on the varsity eSports team for Lebanon Valley College. Connor Mitchell ’19, Grant Mitchell ’19, Jacob Snyder ’19 and Cole Herbert ’20 have been named to U.S. Men’s U19 lacrosse team that is scheduled to compete in Limerick, Ireland for the 2021 World Lacrosse Men’s U19 World Championship.

Danielle Hladky (staff) and her husband, Chris, welcomed their son, Jack, on January 27, 2020.

The National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame honored Peter Moore ’20 for his efforts in and out of the classroom. He earned the Scholar-Athlete award on March 4, 2020.

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Lauren Urban (faculty) and her husband, Christopher Willams, welcomed their daughter, Mary Margaret Urban-Williams, on April 25, 2020.

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Deceased Alumni Alfred E. Bittner ’46, brother of the late John ’35, the late J.N. ’36 and the late Thomas ’40, brother-in-law of Rick Barnaba ’73 William C. Boarman ’53

Poppy Jean Robertson, granddaughter of Kim Hladky (staff)

Vincent R. Neuheimer ’52, father of Joe ’86

Michael Hollingshead, father of Michael ’87

Ed Passaro ’72, son of the late Ed ’40, brother of late Mark ’75, cousin of Frank, Jr. ’71 and Joe ’74

John Kogler, Sr., father of John ’76 and Tim ’79

Andrew B. Bowen ’15, brother of Luke ’17 and nephew of Paul Rohde ’54

Stephen Piccirilli ’88, cousin of John Rampolla ’78, Joseph Rampolla ’81, Tony Rampolla ’85, Andy Rampolla ’88 and Anthony Matricciani, Esq. ’92

William F. Button ’61

Steve M. Pupek, Jr. ’84

Sam Orlando, father of Joe ’77 and Chuck ’78, grandfather of Dave ’06 and Matt ’08 and uncle of Don ’80

James W. Carberry ’59, brother of the late John ’56

Adam J. Sobotka ’60

Anthony Phillips, father of Cole Smith ’22

John W. Stolins ’59, grandfather of Michael ’12

Idell Pugh, mother of Mel ’73

Michael J. Bondura ’53

Br. Carl Clayton, FSC ’56

D e c e a s e d Fa c u ly & s t a f f Joseph Lapp, FSC - former faculty member

Bill Sento, father of Bill ’87

Dece ased Family & Friends

Wilma Short, former Board of Trustee

Clements S. Wojulewicz ’51

Raymond DeBaugh ’45

Patrick L. Finnerty ’60 Thomas C. Gentner, Esq. ’57 William M. Kistner ’82, uncle of Ben West ’10, Perry West ’12, and Lucas West ’14; cousin of Gino Moscati, II ‘07 Patrick M. Leonard ’82, father of Parker ’13 and Cameron ’17 Norman J. Lerch ’72, brother of Ken ’87, cousin of Richard Lipinski ’61 and Mark Lipinski ’78 Ronald L. Levasseur ’55, brother of George ’51 and William ’55; great uncle of Evan ’23 Ronald J. Lewis ’56, grandfather of Corey Reichert ’13 Thomas P. Lupo ’64, father of Marc ’03 David S. McBrien ’12 Robert M. McGinn ’59

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Robert “Ed” Novak, Sr., father of Rob ’74 and Kevin ’78

Robert Salemi, father of Teresa Gentry (former school nurse), grandfather of Joshua Gentry, DDS ’05, Gregory Gentry ’06, and Daniel Gentry ’09; father-in-law of John Gentry ’71

Paul Corbett, Sr. ’55, son of the late Stephen ’31; brother of Stephen ’55, David ’57, Jim ’60, Rob ’63, King ’70 and Jack ’72; grandfather of John ’08, Kevin ’09 and Brendan ’10; uncle of Robert ’93 and Ryan ’05

James A. DePasquale ’63, uncle of Chris Connelly ’89 and brother-in-law of Mark Vernarelli ’79

Nicholas A. Mancini, Jr. ’82, son of the late Nicholas, Sr. ’45

Patricia Barnaba, wife of Salvatore ’46; mother of Vincent ’73, Tom ’82 and the late Michael ’78; grandmother of Anthony Davis ’98, Brad Davis ’99, Michael Davis ’01, Vince ’09 and Joe ’13 Lorraine Beach, grandmother of Robert ’99, Drew ’03 & Grant ’03 Kenneth Biscoe, father of Kenneth ’70, Vic ’89 and Rich ’91 Donald Cora, father of Michael ’77 and Paul ’84 Bill Crow, father of Matt ’85 and grandfather of Justin ’23 Jon Cupp, Sr., father-in-law of Ken Goedeke (faculty) Tom Doud, father-in-law of Sylvia Doud (faculty) Robert Geer, father of Joseph ’96 Raymond Glover, father of Benjamin ’00 and Frank ’02 Barbara Hinkle, mother of Tom ’88

Patricia Ann Weber, MD, mother of Andrew Yancone ’09

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