Giving

Endowments, Scholarships & Grants

The Scholarships and Grants listed below were made possible due to the generosity of many within the Calvert Hall community. Gifts honoring a loved one, classmate, teacher or coach provide endowment support generating an income stream to support funding of tuition assistance, leadership, and merit awards. While these are not scholarships and grants that can be applied for individually – they do provide the extra funding to complement a student’s financial aid package, making the dream of a CHC education possible.

General Endowment Funds

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  • Band Endowment

    Support the school’s award-winning music program.

  • Fine Arts Leadership Scholarship

    Established anonymously in 2020 by a grateful alumnus, the Fine Arts Leadership Scholarship was created to provide tuition support for students engaged in the arts at The Hall. Calvert Hall offers a comprehensive arts program. There are four instrumental ensembles including the four-time national marching band champions, four vocal music ensembles, and a prominent theatre
    program and visual arts. The endowment created with this magnificent gift will provide support for up to 8 students each academic year.
     
    Like many who have experienced Calvert Hall’s award winning fine arts program, our generous benefactor has experienced personally the significant impact the arts can have on a student’s development.

  • LaSalle Endowment

    Supports the LaSalle program for students with diagnosed learning disabilities.

  • General Scholarship Endowment

    This fund provides tuition assistance to students.

  • Teacher Excellence Endowment

    Supports professional development opportunities for members of the school’s faculty.

Scholarships - In Honor/Memory of Faculty and Coaches

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  • The Mark Amatucci ’70 Scholarship

    Established in 2014 through the generosity of many within the Calvert Hall family, the Mark Amatucci ’70 Scholarship honors Calvert Hall’s long-time Varsity basketball coach by providing need-based tuition assistance to deserving Calvert Hall students.
     
    Known throughout the Baltimore basketball community as “Coach Tooch”, Amatucci compiled an impressive record in two stints as the Cardinals’ head basketball coach. In a three-year span from 1979-1982, Amatucci’s team amassed an impressive 91-5 record while capturing three consecutive Baltimore Catholic League regular season and tournament championships. The 1981-1982 Cardinals were 34-0 and ranked #1 wire to wire by USA Today and Basketball Weekly. This team was recently named by The Baltimore Sun as the most impressive team in the Baltimore Catholic League’s 50 years of existence. Mark won 389 games (74% winning percentage). He has coached 50 players who went on to play in the collegiate ranks including multiple NBA players from CHC – Duane Ferrell ’84, Juan Dixon ’97, Gary Neal '02, and Jack McClinton ’03.
     
    Mark’s dedication to Calvert Hall and impact on our students extends far beyond the basketball court, as he has served many years at The Hall as psychology teacher and guidance counselor. He has helped, supported and encouraged thousands of Calvert Hall students during his career.

  • The Brother Austin, FSC Scholarship

    Established by Noel Holmes Grote and Dennis A Grote ’60 in fond memory of Brother Austin, FSC and his impact teaching Spanish.  The Brother Austin Scholarship will provide need-based tuition assistance to one or more deserving students with preference, when possible, given to students who are entering CHC following parochial school at St. Michael-St. Clement School in Overlea, Maryland.  This award shall be renewable for the duration of the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall. 
     
    Following his time at Calvert Hall, Dennis went on to earn his undergraduate ’64 and master’s degrees ‘77 from Loyola College (University). He served his country as a Captain in the U.S. Army Medical Service Corps in Field Hospitals in the US and southeast Asia from 1964-67. He began a career in hospital administration in 1960 and retired as an administrative director at the University of Maryland Medical System in 1995 having attained the status of Fellow in the American College of Healthcare Executives. He then was employed in municipal finance and emergency management in The City of Key West, Florida until final retirement in 2006. He married Noel Bond Holmes in 1980. She was active in property acquisition and management and passed away in 2016.

  • The Joseph A. Baker, AFSC '76 Scholarship

    Established by his family, colleagues, generations of alumni he touched and countless other friends, The Joseph A. Baker, AFSC '76 Scholarship was created to honor his legacy of service to Calvert Hall following his passing on April 29, 2026. 

    A proud member of the Class of 1976, Joe dedicated 46 years of service to Calvert Hall. He was the embodiment of what it means to be a Hallman. Whether through his remarkable ability to teach the student first and the subject second, or through his engaging whiteboard videos, Joe’s passion for education and unwavering commitment to The Hall were unmistakable.

    Over the course of his career, Joe served the institution in many roles: teacher, basketball coach, assistant principal, moderator, immersion trip chaperone, Director of Advancement, and Chief Administrative Officer. Yet, he would have been the first to say that titles matter little. For Joe, Calvert Hall was about the people, the relationships, the connections, the Brotherhood. The true highlight of his career was the countless relationships he built with students, colleagues, alumni, parents, grandparents, and friends of The Hall. He was a brilliant man with a heart of Cardinal and Gold.

    A respected and beloved figure in the broader community, he was honored by The Daily Record with the Icon Award in 2018 and named a Most Influential Marylander in 2025. He was also recognized as Calvert Hall’s Lasallian Educator of the Year in 1996 and, in 2025, was honored with the establishment of an endowed chair in his name. In March 2026, in recognition of his deep commitment to the Lasallian mission, Joe was named an Affiliated Christian Brother (AFSC), one of the highest distinctions bestowed upon a lay colleague by the Christian Brothers. 

    Joe was the devoted husband to Cathy, also a long-time member of the CHC staff and father to Abigail, Jillian, and Joseph ’15; his son-in-law, Lt. Thomas Gruebl, USN ’12; and his cherished grandchildren, Gwenny, Cassie, Millie, and a baby boy Gruebl expected in August 2026. 

  • The Joe & Mary Kay Binder ’57 Scholarship

    Established by their family in 2020, the Joe & Mary Kay Binder ’57 Scholarship honors Joe and Mary Kay’s five-plus decade relationship with Calvert Hall. Physical Education teacher at The Hall for parts of four decades, Joseph “Snooky” Binder ’57 coached basketball and volleyball during his CHC career, but is most remembered for leading the Cardinals to national prominence on the baseball diamond. Finishing with a career 460-151 record, his teams won 11 titles and he was twice named Baltimore Sun Coach of the Year. He was inducted into the Maryland State Association of Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame in 1998 and inducted into the Oldtimers’ Baseball Association of Maryland Hall of Fame in 2002.
     
    Mary Kay and Joe are the proud parents of grads Kurtis ’88 and Todd ’90 and daughters Kathryn Skelton and Heidi Kelly – who is married to Calvert Hall lacrosse coach Bryan Kelly ’87. Mary Kay and Joe’s CHC legacy continues with grandsons Bryan J. Kelly ’18, Daniel P. Kelly ’20 and current student Joshua M. Kelly ’22.

  • The Brother Gregory Cavalier, FSC Endowed Scholarship

    Established in 2023 through the generous support of alumni and friends, the Brother Gregory Cavalier, FSC Scholarship will provide tuition support for students with financial need who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in their academic endeavors.   Each year a grant will be awarded to outstanding student scholars who, without this support, would be unable to attend The Hall.
     
    A native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Br. Gregory passed in October 2021 at 92 years old while devoting his life to the Christian Brotherhood for 74 years.
     
    Brother Gregory, known as Brother Flamian Gregory Cavalier until 1966 when Christian Brothers were able to have secular names, earned a bachelor’s degree in French from the Catholic University of America (magna cum laude) in 1951 and a master’s degree in Latin from the University of Pittsburgh in 1955. He taught at Calvert Hall from 1963-1979. During this time, he worked in the modern language department while also serving as a moderator for freshman football, junior varsity football, varsity football and varsity baseball. He then returned to The Hall from 1998-2002.
     
    During the span of 1981-1998, Br. Greg lived in Guatemala as a missionary and a teacher. He taught at a high school in Santa Maria Visitacion, a village high in the mountains above Lake Atitlan. The school’s primary focus was to prepare its students to become educators while also teaching the students to weave, tailor, bake, raise livestock, and other trades.
     
    Brother Greg made a meaningful impact on the lives of so many. In retirement, Br. Gregory returned to live at The Hall and serve as moderator of the alumni association.

  • The Brother Gabriel Cecilian, FSC Scholarship

    Established by Mrs. Jo Anne and Mr. William G. Dieter, Jr. ’60 in 2000, The Brother Gabriel Cecilian, FSC Scholarship provides need-based tuition assistance to one or more academically qualified Calvert Hall students.
     
    Br. Gabriel served as Calvert Hall principal in the 1950’s, orchestrating the schools move from Cathedral and Mulberry in downtown Baltimore to the spacious Towson campus. Known also by younger alumni by his given name, Br. Gabriel Cannon, he returned to Calvert Hall in the 1990’s serving as advisor and moderator of the Alumni Association.

  • The Frank G. Clary ‘53, AFSC Grant

    The Frank G. Clary Grant was established in 2014 by Mr. Frank Clary ’53 and since has received support from alumni, family and friends. Soon after his graduation from the Hall in 1953, Mr. Clary joined the school’s front office staff. He later became business manager and then treasurer of the school. In all, he worked at the school for 57 years. Frank’s wife Shirley joined him on the Calvert Hall front office staff, retiring as assistant to the principal and president. Their daughter Cynthia was also a long-time CHC staff member and son Stephen is a 1976 alum. Together, their tireless devotion to The Hall touched generations of alumni.
     
    For their extraordinary commitment to Calvert Hall and Lasallian education Frank and Shirley were awarded the honor of Affiliate member of the Institute of the Brothers of Christian Schools. This scholarship provides need-based tuition support to current students. Frank was also a long serving CHC board of trustee member and 1982 inductee into the Alumni Hall of Fame.

  • The Mr. & Mrs. Louis E. Heidrick, AFSC Scholarship

    This scholarship honors Louis Heidrick and his wife Janet. The Mr. & Mrs. Louis E. Heidrick, AFSC Scholarship was established following Lou’s announcement that he was retiring in 2013. Lou was a member of the faculty for 48 years, including twelve years as Calvert Hall's principal. Throughout his career, Lou taught Advanced Placement Micro and Macro Economics. His students demonstrated outstanding success in their Advanced Placement performance.
     
    The De la Salle Christian Brothers and the Christian Brothers Community at Calvert Hall College formally acknowledged Lou as an Affiliated member of the Institute of the Brothers of Christian Schools in 2009. This is the highest honor to be bestowed upon a lay colleague by the Christian Brothers and recognizes a lifelong and extraordinary commitment to the mission of the Brothers. Lou and Janet are the parents of Mark ’87 and Doug ’89, director of annual giving at The Hall. Grandson Anthony is a 2019 grad while grandsons Jeffrey (2022) and Benjamin (2024) are current students.

  • The Brother Daniel Henry, FSC Scholarship

    The Brother Daniel Henry, FSC Scholarship was established in 2015 by James Derwin '60 and his wife Jane Bachner in honor of Brother Daniel Henry. The scholarship supports need-based tuition assistance for a deserving Calvert Hall student. Brother Daniel served at The Hall on three separate occasions - as the principal from 1946-1950 and as a religion and English teacher from 1942-1945 and 1958-1962.

  • The Brother John Herron, FSC Leadership Grant

    Established by Jeff Nattans ’85 and Dean Johnson ’89 to honor Br. John Herron, FSC whose decade’s service to Calvert Hall as history and religion teacher included years of dedication to the soccer program as team moderator. In addition to soccer, Br. John served as moderator for the Parents Club, basketball team and for many years as moderator and alumni director for the Alumni Association. Br. John, who in the 1950’s was known by his religious name Brother Gratian served CHC from 1950 to 1976 as teacher of religion and history and returned to The Hall in 1996 to work with the Office of Alumni Relations. His gentle way touched thousands of Cardinals in his six-decade service as Christian Brother. This annual grant provides need-based tuition assistance to a deserving student, with preference given to a young man participating in the soccer program.

  • The Arthur “Reds” Hucht ’35 Scholarship

    The Arthur “Reds” Hucht Scholarship honors the memory of Arthur Hucht ’35. Known affectionately as “Reds” by everyone in the community, he coached the Calvert Hall swimming teams from 1960-1997. His teams won 23 Maryland Scholastic Association championships. Reds was a demanding coach who guided his swimmers to outstanding individual performances. His teams were known for their double-session before and after school practices. His former swimmers regularly credit Red’s contributions to their later success in life. Beyond coaching, Reds served the school as a pool operator, mechanic, cabinetmaker, carpenter, and dry-wall man. This scholarship provides need-based tuition support to current students with preference given to those participating in swimming or water polo.
     
    Reds’ son Dennis is a 1967 alum and in 1983, in recognition for his service to Calvert Hall, he was inducted into the Alumni Hall of Fame.

  • The Victor F. & Christine Janishefski Grant

    Established in 2021 to honor Calvert Hall’s long-time “Artist in Residence”, Victor Janishefski and his wife Christine, the Victor F. & Christine Janishefski Grant will provide need-based tuition assistance to a deserving Calvert Hall student. Launched with support from his family and former students, this grant will fund an award to one (or more) outstanding student scholars, with preference given to students participating in the studio art program.
     
    Known to generations of Calvert Hall alumni simply as “Mr. J”, Victor was the driving force behind The Hall’s nationally recognized art program. Joining the CHC faculty in 1967 and until his retirement in 2020, he is regarded by many former students as their most memorable and influential teacher. Serving as teacher, department chair and mentor over his 54-year career, many of his students would go on to earn scholarships to some of the country’s top art colleges and universities.
     
    Christine and Victor are the parents of Brendan A. Janishefski, a member of the class of 1989 – who was also an award winning artist under his father’s watchful eye while at CHC. They are also the grandparents of Brian ’21.

  • The Brother E. James, FSC Scholarship

    The Brother E. James, FSC Scholarship was established by the late William G. O’Mara ’40 to honor his mentor Brother Edewald James Conaghan, FSC. Brother E. James served Calvert Hall many years and as the principal from 1940-1944. This scholarship establishes funds to provide support to current students whose families have demonstrated financial need.

  • The William V. Karpovich Scholarship

    Established in 2011 through the generosity of many former players, students and friends, the William V. Karpovich Scholarship honors long-time CHC math department chair and soccer coach, Bill Karpovich by providing need-based tuition assistance to a deserving student.
     
    “Karp” joined the Calvert Hall mathematics department faculty in 1967 and that year began a 31 season coaching career that would see the Cardinal varsity soccer program earn 19 MSA and MIAA championships. His career record of 422-85-33 included seasons where is teams were nationally ranked (1991, 1996 and 1997) and more than 40 of his players went on to play professional soccer. He was named National High School Coach of the Year in 1991 and in 1997 was inducted into the Maryland State Soccer Hall of Fame. His legacy may best be marked by the impact he had on generations of students he taught and mentored over nearly four decades as a member and chair of the math department.
     
    Bill and his wife Theo’s four boys are Calvert Hall grads: Paul ’82, Mark ’83, John ’84 and Bill ’87; who currently serves on the CHC board of trustees.

  • The George Kropp Scholarship

    Following the passing of George Kropp in 2013, family, friends and former students came together to establish the George Kropp Grant to provided need-based tuition assistance to a deserving Calvert Hall student.
     
    George retired in June 2013 after a 53 year career as a member of the CHC social studies department. Over the years, he served as coach for the swimming, football and water polo teams, and moderator for several clubs while leading the annual blood drives for the American Red Cross. A role model for students and fellow teachers, George was recognized by the CHC Alumni Association with the Brother Gabriel Cannon Award, in recognition of outstanding dedication to students fostering the Lasallian spirit in the school community. He was also recognized by the Christian Brothers Conference as a Distinguished Lasallian Educator.
     
    George and his wife Doris are the parents of Robert Kropp ’83, Barbara Charen and Susan Doyle. Their grandsons include grads: Thomas J. Doyle, ’09, Matthew J. Charen ’10, and William C. Kropp ’20. George’s brother Charles is a 1962 alum.

  • The Augustine F. Miceli, Sr. Scholarship

    Established in 2001 by Maggie and Frank Bramble ’66 to honor Augie Miceli’s then four-plus decade service to Calvert Hall, the Augustine F. Miceli, Sr. AFSC Scholarship provides need-based tuition assistance to a number of deserving Calvert Hall students. The scholarship has also been supported by many throughout the Calvert Hall family as a way to honor Augie and in his memory at the time of his June, 2019 passing.
     
    During his sixty year career at Calvert Hall, Augie would coach the Frosh/Soph, JV and Varsity basketball teams as well as JV baseball but he is most remembered for his six championship seasons as head coach of the Cardinal’s varsity Football team from 1974-1987. He was named The Baltimore Sun’s All-Metro Coach of the Year in 1979 and was named the Quarterback Club of Baltimore’s Coach of the Year four times. During his tenure he won seven straight Turkey Bowl games – the most consecutive wins to date for the Cardinals on Thanksgiving Day. Augie served as Calvert Hall’s Athletic Director for three years. After his head coaching years, Augie remained committed to the Cardinals, serving as assistant coach to former head coaches Lou Eckerl, Jay Robinson '74, and Donald Davis '96.
     
    For all his success with Calvert Hall athletic teams, Augie was most beloved for his dedication in the classroom to three generations of Hallmen. Spending sixty years as member of the Calvert Hall mathematics faculty. He was recognized as an Exemplary Teacher by the Archdiocese of Baltimore, a Distinguished Lasallian Educator by the Christian Brothers Conference, and the Br. Gabriel Cannon Award winner by the Alumni Association. These honors were given for his commitment to the witness of Christian teaching, exemplifying the ideals of St. John Baptist de LaSalle and for his dedication to students and the fostering of Lasallian spirit within the school community. The De la Salle Christian Brothers and the Christian Brothers Community at Calvert Hall College formally acknowledged Augustine Miceli, Sr. as an affiliated member of the Institute of the Brothers of Christian Schools in 2015. This is the highest honor to be bestowed upon a lay colleague by the Christian Brothers and recognizes a lifelong and extraordinary commitment to the mission of the Brothers.
     
    Augie and his wife Angela have been fixtures at Calvert Hall; attending sporting events, plays, concerts, and alumni and parents club functions. They are the proud parents of Angela Waple, Nancy, and Augie, Jr. – a member of the class of 1982. Grandson Augustine is a 2020 Hall grad, and one of Augie’s former students.

  • The Brother Tom Miller, FSC Grant

    A member of the Calvert Hall class of 1965, Br. Tom Miller entered the Ammendale Novitiate in June 1966 and taught at Calvert Hall from 1980 to 1995 and again from 2005 until his sudden passing in 2008. Br. Tom was the quintessential life-long learner who took every opportunity to build and enrich his life experiences. In his roles as educator, athletic director, moderator, and mentor, Br. Tom will be long remembered for his compassion and zeal for teaching. Personifying the values of Lasallian education, Br. Tom sought to educate and prepare each student as a whole person for high school, college, and life beyond Calvert Hall. The Br. Tom Miller Scholarship Program is named in his memory.
     
    Gifts to Calvert Hall in Br. Tom’s memory support the awarding of an annual grant in his memory, providing tuition assistance to a deserving student with financial need.

  • The George & Elsie Paliath Family Scholarship Grant

    Established in 2018 through the generosity of many family, friends and former students, the George & Elsie Paliath Family Grant to provide tuition assistance to Calvert Hall students with demonstrated financial need. The Paliath Family Grant honors George and Elsie, who served as a faculty member and librarian for nearly three decades at Calvert Hall.
     
    George and Elsie’s son Dilip is a 1989 Calvert Hall grad who served as class valedictorian and since graduation has been a volunteer and officer of the Alumni Association and served on the Calvert Hall board of trustees. Grandson Thomas is a 2005 Hall grad.

  • The Dr. Edward T. Patro Memorial Grant

    Established by his family following his untimely passing in 2022, the Dr. Edward T. Patro Memorial Grant will provide need-based tuition support to a deserving Calvert Hall student.

    Originally serving in the school counseling department, Dr. Patro would dedicate nearly four decades to The Hall, eventually becoming a cornerstone of the Calvert Hall science department before retiring in 2016. Biology, anatomy and physiology and AP Biology were among his specialty subjects – as well as being a dedicated mentor to students considering the sciences in their college pursuits. Dr. Patro was very proud to be a teacher and thought of it not just as a career, but a true passion and vocation.
     
    Dr. Patro and his wife Dolores are also CHC past parents with their son, Edward J. Patro, a member of the class of 1992.

  • The Rogers Family Endowed Scholarship

    Charlie Rogers, his wife Arlene and sons Teddy, Eric ’81 and Gregory ’81, have been part of The Hall family since 1957. Eric ’81 and Teddy Rogers are long-time members of the CHC facilities staff. They are well known for their great spirit and the positive relationships they have forged with students, faculty and staff. Members of the class of 1993, with support from throughout the CHC community, have established the Rogers Endowed Scholarship to honor the distinguished contributions members of the Rogers family have made to The Hall. Annually, the scholarship will provide tuition assistance to support one or more Calvert Hall students.

  • The Brother Rene Sterner, FSC Grant

    The Brother Rene Sterner, FSC Grant was established in 2021 in memory of the former Calvert Hall principal (from 1980 to 1990) and his commitment to the Forensics (Speech and Debate) program at The Hall.  A core group of Forensics Alumni, led by James Anagnos, Esq. ’86 have rallied support from 1980’s alums and others connected to the program.
     
    Funded through multi-year pledges and annual donations, the Brother Rene Grant will support need based tuition assistance for a Calvert Hall student participating in the Speech and Debate program.

  • The Br. Kevin Strong, FSC Scholarship

    The Br. Kevin Strong, FSC Scholarship honors Br. Kevin Strong, FSC, the first president of Calvert Hall, for his service to the Hall and for his six decades of service to the Christian education of youth as a Christian Brother. Brother Kevin served as the president of Calvert Hall from 1990-2000 and for over 60 years as a member of the Brothers of the Christian Schools when he passed away in 2018 following a lengthy illness. Over the last 27 years, this scholarship has assisted over 100 families with tuition and expenses while their sons attended Calvert Hall. This scholarship provides support to current students with a goal of growing the funding to sustain the scholarship in perpetuity.

  • The John P. Thaler, AFSC Scholarship

    Established by many friends and former students on the occasion of his 2015 retirement, this scholarship honors Mr. John Thaler's 46 years of service to The Hall From 1969 to 2015. Mr. Thaler served as the math department chair as well as a math instructor and mentor to thousands of Hallmen during his career. His ability to challenge the most talented student while also being able to make mathematics come alive for those students who found math difficult is legendary. This scholarship provides tuition assistance to students with financial need.
     
    John’s wife Joyce also devoted her professional career to Catholic education, serving as teacher and administrator in the Baltimore Archdiocese. Friends and former students continue to honor him with annual gifts to grow the scholarship endowment. The De la Salle Christian Brothers and the Christian Brothers Community at Calvert Hall College formally acknowledged John as an affiliated member of the Institute of the Brothers of Christian Schools in 2015. This is the highest honor to be bestowed upon a lay colleague by the Christian Brothers and recognizes a lifelong and extraordinary commitment to the mission of the Brothers.

  • The Theodore E. Thormann, Jr. Scholarship

    The Theodore E. Thormann, Jr. Grant honors the memory of Mr. Ted Thormann, a long-time member of the Calvert Hall Mathematics Department. Mr. Thormann died suddenly in November 2011 during his 34th year on the faculty. "Ted was an absolutely wonderful math teacher. He'd come in early and stay late. If kids needed extra help, he gave it to them." said Mr. John Thaler, Mr. Thormann’s good friend and Mathematics Department chairman. Mr. Thormann’s son, Theo ’14, and brother, Brian ’85, are graduates of the Hall.

Class Scholarships – In Honor of a graduating Class of the Hall

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  • The Class of 1953 Scholarship

    Established by the class in conjunction with the celebration of their 50th reunion from Calvert Hall, the Class of 1953 Scholarship provides need-based tuition assistance for one or more deserving students to attend The Hall. The scholarship is also named in memory of Brother Patrick Phillips, FSC, Calvert Hall faculty member from 1949-1958 and again from 1971-1997. One of Calvert Hall’s most remembered Christian Brothers, Br. Patrick was a dedicated teacher, moderator and mentor for generations of Hallmen.

  • The Class of 1958 Scholarship

    Members of the class of 1958 established this scholarship to honor their devoted teacher and mentor, Brother John Herron, who in the 1950’s was known by his religious name Brother Gratian. Serving from 1950 to 1976 as teacher of religion and history while also moderating multiple sports teams and the Parents Club – and returning to The Hall in 1996 to work with the Office of Alumni Relations, his gentle way touched thousands of Cardinals in his six-decade service. The Class of 1958 continues to honor their class, Br. John and future Hallmen with annual gifts to support the scholarship

  • The Class of 1962 Scholarship

    Established in 2021, in preparation for the celebration of their sixtieth reunion from Calvert Hall, the Class of 1962 Scholarship Endowment will provide need-based tuition assistance to a deserving young man who, without this support, might be otherwise unable to attend Calvert Hall.  The award is renewable annually for the duration of the student's attendance at The Hall.

  • The Class of 1968 Scholarship

    Established on the occasion of their 50th reunion from Calvert Hall, the Class of 1968 Scholarship honors the impact the CHC experience has had on their lives by providing need-based tuition assistance to one or more deserving Calvert Hall students.

  • The Class of 1970 Scholarship

    Established on the occasion of their 50th reunion from Calvert Hall, the Class of 1970 Scholarship honors the impact the CHC experience has had on their lives by providing need-based tuition assistance to one or more deserving Calvert Hall students.

  • The Class of 1977 Scholarship

    Established as part of the 2021 All Day Hall Day celebration through a challenge match by Calvert Hall Board of Trustee Chair and class of 1977 member Dr. Thomas Smyth, the Class of 1977 Scholarship celebrates will provide need-based tuition assistance support a deserving young man wishing to attend Calvert Hall.  The award is renewable annually for the duration of the student's attendance at The Hall.

  • The Class of 1985 Grant

    The Class of 1985 Grant was established in 2019 by the Class of 1985 to provide need-based tuition assistance to a deserving student. Members of the class of 1985 continue to make annual gifts to support the grant while continuing to grow the funding to sustain the scholarship in perpetuity.

  • The Class of 1989 Scholarship

    The Class of 1989 Scholarship was established in 2014 by the Class of 1989 in honor of their experience at Calvert Hall College and to commemorate the 25th Reunion of their graduation. Members of the class of 1989 continue to make annual gifts to support this scholarship that provides need-based tuition grant support to current students while continuing to grow the funding to sustain the scholarship in perpetuity.

Scholarships – In Honor/Memory of the families of alumni or friends of the Hall

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  • The AIM High Scholarship

    The funds for this scholarship are emerging. This scholarship provides support to current students while working on growing the fund to sustain the scholarship in perpetuity.

  • The Mabel A. Bauernfeind Scholarship

    The Mabel A. Bauernfeind Scholarship was established in 1997 by Commander Joseph H. Bauernfeind, USN (ret.) ’46 and his wife Hazel in honor of Commander Bauernfeind’s mother. Commander Bauernfeind’s brother Henry ’48 is also a graduate of the Hall. This scholarship endowment supports up to five Bauernfeind Scholars annually.

  • The Boehl Family Scholarship

    Established in 2012 through the generosity of Kathy and Ken Boehl ’72, the Boehl Family scholarship provides need-based tuition support for deserving young men to attend Calvert Hall. The Boehl Family Scholarship continues to grow and there are up to six Boehl Scholars currently supported each academic year through the endowment.
     
    Ken Boehl ’72 is a former Calvert Hall board of trustee member and a 2021 inductee into the CHC Alumni Hall of Fame. Ken’s brother Tom ’76 and nephew Nicholas ’19.

  • The Joan & Maurice Bozel Scholarship Endowment

    Established in 2022 to honor their parents and their family’s strong connection to Calvert Hall, the five Bozel brothers have established the Joan & Maurice Bozel Scholarship Endowment to provide need based tuition support to one or more deserving young men.
     
    Bozel brothers: Patrick ’78, Richard ’78, Maurice ’79, Jeffrey ’82 and Christopher ’84 have been loyal Calvert Hall alumni who each went on to earn degrees at Loyola College (University) before joining the leadership team of RW Bozel Transfer, Inc, the first refrigerated trucking company in Maryland founded by their grandfather in 1919.  Devoted to the cause of Catholic education, the brothers are also founding members of G.B. Charities, a local 501c3 charitable organization dedicated to improving the lives of promising students with financial need, helping them to attend quality faith based schools in the Baltimore area, including Calvert Hall.

  • The William A. Bramble, Sr. Scholarship

    Former Calvert Hall board of trustee member and school president, Frank Bramble ’66 along with his wife Maggie established the William A. Bramble, Sr. Scholarship in 2001. Named in memory of Frank’s father and in recognition of the sacrifices he made to send him and his brother to The Hall, the endowment created by this gift provides tuition assistance to multiple students each year.
     
    Maggie and Frank Bramble, a 1993 inductee to the CHC Alumni Hall of Fame, have been loyal benefactors and volunteers at Calvert Hall for many years. Their son Ryan is a member of the class of 2001 and Greg is a member of the class of 2003. Son-in-law Joseph Kozlowski is class of 1983 and grandson Alexander Kozlowski is a 2018 Hall grad.

  • The Michelle D. and Paul J. Brooks ’82 Family Scholarship Honoring Paula DiGiorgio Brooks

    Established in 2022 by Paul J. and Michelle D. Brooks to honor and memorialize the life of Paula DiGiorgio Brooks and her passion for art. Paula was an artist, loved painting with watercolors and taught for many years at the Maryland Institute College of Art. She had a special way of using her heart and art to teach life lessons to all of those she loved.

    This award will provide criteria-based tuition assistance for a deserving young man who demonstrates a commitment to excellence in their academic endeavors and participation in the CHC Studio Art/Visual Arts or STEAM programs. The award shall be annually renewable for the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall.

    Paul has spent over thirty years supporting The Hall through his volunteer and charitable gift giving efforts, the last four years as president of the CHC Alumni Association. Paul’s company, Brooks Financial Group has been the title sponsor of the annual Turkey Bowl for the past 10 years. Paul and Michelle are the parents of three Hallmen; Alexander ’09, Zachary ’11 and Scott ’15 – which also led to Michelle’s nearly two decades (and counting) of volunteering with the admissions, as well as the advancement and activities offices.

    Their family’s CHC roots run deep with Paul’s grandfather, Raphael O. Brooks, Sr. a member of the class of 1924, his uncle, Robert A. Brooks ’57 and his brothers Michael ’79, Raphael III ’80, Benjamin ’83, David ’85 and Joseph ’87 are all Hall graduates. Michelle’s brother Michael Harris is a ’82 classmate of Paul’s.

  • The Paula M. & Joseph P. Carroll, Sr. ’50 Scholarship Endowment

    The Paula M. & Joseph P. Carroll, Sr. ’50 Scholarship Endowment was established in 2021 by their children to provide need-based tuition assistance to deserving students exhibiting Lasallian virtues whose family shows demonstrated financial need. The award is renewable for the duration of the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall.
     
    A member of the class of 1950, Joe was one of The Hall’s most decorated athletes, earning All-State honors in three sports (football, basketball and baseball) and an athletic scholarship to Georgetown University.  After graduating from Georgetown, Joe served in the U.S. Army as a cryptographer in Okinawa, Japan and was selected to play on traveling All Star Army basketball and baseball teams.  Following his service, Joe returned to Baltimore to begin his teaching and coaching career, first at CHC then Gilman, where he also served as Director of Admissions.  Also a college football official for 26 years, Joe went on to earn his law degree from the University of Baltimore and after an appointment as Assistant Attorney General for the State of Maryland, he later became president of the Maryland New Car & Truck Dealer Association for 26 years.  After retiring in 1995, Joe returned to his passion coaching football and baseball at Johns Hopkins University before “re-retiring” in 2007.
     
    Paul and Joe are the proud parents of Mary Paula Olert, Joe Carroll, Jr. (Susan), Jane Wilson (Richard), Tim Carroll (Danielle), and Stephen Carroll, and a loving Grandparents to 12 grandchildren.  Their grandson Joseph P. (Paul) Olert is a member of the CHC class of 2016.  In recognition of his professional accomplishments, service to the Church and his devotion to Calvert Hall, Joe was inducted in 2015 into the school’s Alumni Hall of Fame.

  • The Alfred James & Helen Mary Deuerling Family Scholarship

    Established in 1994 by Kathy and Brian Deuerling ’61 in memory of Brian’s parents, the Alfred James & Helen Mary Deuerling Family Scholarship provides need-based tuition assistance to a deserving student who, without this support, might otherwise be unable to attend Calvert Hall. 

  • The Burke Family Scholarship

    The Burke Family Scholarship was established in 2018 to honor the five generations of the Burke family who have attended Calvert Hall. With Jim (’53) and Marie Burke’s leadership gift to endow the scholarship, many in the Burke family have made gifts to grow the endowment, which now supports up to three students each year.
     
    Jim, along with his brother Don ’58 and late brother Paul ’51 are the second generation Hall Men following John P. Burke ‘37. Youngers generation of the Burke family include: J. Michael ’76. Corey Ford ’06, Joe Filsinger ’16 and Carson Ford ’22.

  • The Sue Burton Mother Seton Academy Scholarship

    Established in 2014, by Kit and Chris Burton ’82, the Sue Burton Mother Seton Academy Scholarship honors the work of the Mother Seton Academy – a tuition-free, independent Catholic Middle School located in Baltimore City. Mother Seton Academy serves over 70 boys and girls, grades 6 through 8, from urban, low-income families of all faiths and cultures. The scholarship also honors the memory of Chris’ father, Mr. William J. Burton, a loyal alum of the class of 1958 and his mother, Mrs. Sue Burton, who served Calvert Hall many years as manager of the bookstore. The Sue Burton Mother Seton Academy Scholarship makes it possible for a deserving MSA student to continue their education at Calvert Hall.

  • The Contino Family Scholarship

    Former Calvert Hall board of trustee Francis A. Contino ’63 and his wife Betty established the Contino Family Scholarship in 2020 to provide tuition assistance support for students who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in their academic endeavors. The scholarship will fund tuition assistance for one (or more) outstanding student scholars, renewable for the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall. Betty and Fran have been advocates for Catholic education for many years, supporting opportunity for those less fortunate to receive a faith-based education.
     
    In recognition of Fran’s dedication to Calvert Hall and the Catholic Church, in 2002 he was inducted into the school’s Alumni Hall of Fame.

  • The Conway Family Scholarship

    The Conway Family Scholarship was established in 1998 by Carolyn and Larry Conway ’61 to provide need-based tuition assistance to a deserving student. The Conway Scholarship endowment has continued to grow over the years and now serves multiple students each year. Over the last two decades, support from the Conway Family Scholarship has made a Calvert Hall education possible for dozens of young men.

  • The Jack and Corinne “Chummy” Creighton Family Scholarship Endowment

    Established by their children in 2021 and to be fully funded via testamentary gifts to endow the scholarship in perpetuity.  The Jack and Corinne “Chummy” Creighton Family Scholarship honors the importance their parents placed on a quality catholic education and the sacrifices they made to provide that opportunity for their children.  The Jack and Corinne “Chummy” Creighton Family Scholarship will provide need-based tuition support to students with identified leadership potential who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in their academic and extra-curricular activities at Calvert Hall.
     
    With their four sons attending Calvert Hall: John “Jack” ’65, David ’68, Mark ’70 and Scott ’74 and daughters Corrine “Kim” attending Notre Dame Prep and Mary Alice at Towson Catholic, Jack and Chummy placed a premium on education and the foundation it would provide for their children, the rest of their lives.

  • The Charles C. Crovo Scholarship

    Established by Paul C. Crovo ’77 and his wife Annette in 2018 in memory of his father, the Charles C. Crovo scholarship provides need-based tuition assistance support to a deserving student.  As past parents of a CHC student, Charles and his wife Pauline understood the importance of providing the opportunity to experience the academic excellence, diversity, community, mutual respect and brotherhood of a Calvert Hall education. 

  • The Michael Paul Curreri '69 Scholarship

    The Michael Paul Curreri `69 Scholarship Endowment was established in 2021 by Renee and Mike Curreri `69 to provide scholarship support to one or more outstanding student scholars, with primary preference given to students who are the sons of retired or active members of the U.S. Armed Forces and who, without this support, would be unable to attend Calvert Hall.  If no students meet the primary preference criteria, an alternative preference shall be given to sons of first responders (e.g., police, fire, emergency medical services).  This award shall be renewable for the duration of the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall.
     
    A four-year member of the National Honor Society, Mike was involved in every aspect of life at The Hall.  He was an athlete on championship swimming teams and a participant in intramurals; on the staff of the school newspaper, The Hall, and the students’ literary magazine, Vista; a member of the math and science clubs; and a leader in student government – including service during the 1968- 69 school year as student body president. Mike left Calvert Hall for an appointment at the U.S. Naval Academy, where he earned his undergraduate degree in applied computer applications and was commissioned an Ensign in the U.S. Navy.  After service as a line officer, he was chosen by the Navy to receive a law degree at the University of Notre Dame Law School and an LLM in Healthcare Law at The George Washington University Law School. Mike completed a career in the Navy, retiring as a JAGC Commander. After building a thriving regional civilian litigation practice, he transitioned to entrepreneurship, founding, growing and selling several international tech companies.
     
     
     

  • The Dorothy DeChiario Scholarship

    The funds for this scholarship are emerging. This scholarship provides support to current students while working on growing the fund to sustain the scholarship in perpetuity.

  • The Dorothy DeChiaro Scholarship

    The Dorothy DeChiaro Scholarship was established in the mid-1990’s to honor Mrs. DeChiaro who was, along with her husband Ralph, a philanthropist and major donor to churches and schools throughout the Archdiocese of Baltimore. Married nearly 66 years, Mrs. DeChiaro passed in 1998 and her husband two years later but their scholarship has kept their memories alive, supporting dozens of Calvert Hall students with demonstrated financial need over the years.

  • The Duker & McArdle LaSalle Grant

    The LaSalle Program at Calvert Hall serves a select group of bright, college-bound students with identified reading and/or written language learning disabilities. In 2019, the LaSalle Program received its largest-ever gift when past-parents Mrs. Marilynn Duker and her husband Mr. Dale McArdle endowed a scholarship to provide need-based tuition assistance support for up to four students in the LaSalle Program.  Mrs. Duker and Mr. McArdle witnessed first-hand how the LaSalle Program prepared their son Ian ’06 for college and his future.  

  • The Thomas F. & Edith A. Fealy Memorial Scholarship

    The Thomas F. & Edith A. Fealy Memorial Scholarship was established in 2008 in memory of the parents of long-time Calvert Hall Economics teacher, Br. William Fealy. Brother Bill has been teaching at Calvert Hall since 1995 and celebrated his 50th Jubilee as a Christian Brother in 2010.  As one of Calvert Hall’s largest endowed scholarships, the Thomas F. and Edith A. Fealy Scholarship provides support to at least eight Hallmen each year. 

  • The Mary A. & Carroll J. Fitzgerald ’53 Scholarship Endowment

    The Mary A. & Carroll J. Fitzgerald ’53 Scholarship Endowment was established in 2022 by Carroll J. Fitzgerald ’53 and his family to provide a young student the opportunity to learn from the Brothers and teachers at Calvert Hall. The scholarship endowment is intended to provide need-based tuition assistance to deserving students exhibiting Lasallian virtues whose family shows demonstrated financial need. The award is renewable for the duration of the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall.
     
    A member of the class of 1953, Carroll earned seven varsity letters during his time at The Hall along with a basketball scholarship to Loyola College.  Graduating Loyola with a major in history and minor in political science, he was commissioned Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army after his completion of Loyola’s ROTC program.  After his military stint, Carroll attended law school at the University of Maryland.  Elected to serve as a member or the Baltimore City Council, he went on to a career as an executive Fedilty and Deposit before becoming President and Chairman for Harford Mutual Insurance Company.
     
    Mary and Carroll are the proud parents of Tom (CHC ’77), Mary Beth, Mary Carol and Tim.  Their son-in-law Paul Bollinger is also a 1977 grad and grandsons Bryan Bollinger ’05, Steven Bollinger ’08, Patrick Fitzgerald ’10, Brett Pearce ’12 and Connor Pearce ’16 make up the third generation of Hallmen.

  • The France-Merrick Scholarship Endowment

    For over six decades, the France-Merrick Foundation has devoted its primary efforts to supporting the people, sectors and organizations that make up the diverse communities of the Baltimore region.  Among a number of focus areas, the Foundation funds independent private schools for both capital projects and scholarships.  The France-Merrick Scholarship support is intended to help increase diversity and inclusion as well as provide positive educational experiences to qualified students, regardless of income, from throughout the Baltimore region.

  • The Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Friel, Jr. ’66 Scholarship

    Established in 2020 by Paul Friel ’66 and his wife Dianne, the Paul W. Friel, Jr. ’66 Scholarship provides tuition assistance support for students who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in their academic endeavors. The scholarship will fund tuition assistance for one (or more) outstanding student scholars, renewable for the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall. Paul has been a devoted Calvert Hall alum, serving many years as an officer in the Alumni Association and as committee member on various capital campaigns.

  • The Jerry & Elaine Francik Honorary Scholarship

    The Jerry & Elaine Francik Honorary Scholarship was established by Thomas J. Iacoboni, Jr. ’78 and his wife Jacqueline in honor of her parents, Jerry and Elaine Francik. This annual scholarship grant is sponsored by the Associated Italian American Charities. This scholarship grant is awarded to a Calvert Hall student of Italian descent in need of financial assistance. 

  • The Krizek Family Scholarship

    In 2013 Dr. Raymond Krizek ’50 and his wife, Claudia, established the Krizek Family Scholarship to provide deserving young men the opportunity to receive a Calvert Hall education.  Remembering his years at The Hall from 1946-1950, made possible because he received financial aid, Dr. and Mrs. Krizek wish to “pass it on” through the Krizek Family Scholarship.  The Krizek scholars are chosen based on family financial need with preference given to a student from St. Clement- St. Michael School who shows academic promise (in science, math and/or communication skills), leadership (community service, boy scouts), and involvement in extra-curricular activities (sports, music, hobbies).  The Krizek Family Scholarship also provides support for faculty members to enhance their teaching skills by attending special courses, meetings, or workshops. 
     
    Following B.E and M.S. degrees from Johns Hopkins University and the University of Maryland, Dr. Krizek earned his Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from Northwestern University, where he has remained during a 60-year career in higher education.  As the Stanley F. Pepper Professor since 1987, he has been director of the Master of Project Management program and the Executive Management for Design and Construction program in the McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science at Northwestern.  In recognition of his professional achievements, in 2008 Dr. Krizek was inducted into the Calvert Hall Alumni Hall of Fame. 

  • The Jerome G. Geraghty '68 & Family Scholarship

    Established in 2019 by Carolyn and Jerry Geraghty ’68 in appreciation of their family’s long association with Calvert Hall, the Jerome G. Geraghty '68 & Family Scholarship provides tuition assistance support for students who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in their academic endeavors. The scholarship will fund tuition assistance for one (or more) outstanding student scholars, renewable for the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall.
     
    Jerry is a former Calvert Hall board of trustee member and along with Carolyn the parents of grads Jerome (JR) ’94, John ’97, Mark ’00 and Patrick ’04. Jerry’s brothers Richard ’49, Bill ’60, and Tim ’63 are also grads as well as a host of nephews. In recognition for his decades service to CHC, Jerry was inducted into the Calvert Hall Alumni Hall of Fame in 2015.

  • The Gill-Whitty Family Scholarship

    The Gill-Whitty Family Scholarship was established in 2006 to recognize the Gill and Whitty families' long relationship with Calvert Hall.  Through the generosity of Mary and R. Michael Gill ’68 and support from J. Patrick Gill ’68, Gary Gill ’70 and brother-in-law William Whitty '69 (along with his wife Mary Ellen Gill Whitty), together have used this scholarship endowment to acknowledge the importance Calvert Hall has had on their lives, as well that foundation established when their father, Robert R. Gill ’30 and uncle John M. Gill, Jr. ’29. walked the halls of Cathedral and Mulberry.  The Gill-Whitty Family Scholarship has provided assistance to dozens of students over the last twenty years.   
     
    Mike, Gary, Patrick and Bill continue to be very involved with the Hall, serving on committees and active with class reunions.  Mike is a 2017 inductee into the CHC Hall of Fame and along with his brother Gary, was a long-time member of the Calvert Hall board of trustees.  Bill Whitty is currently a member of the CHC board of trustees, serving on the facilities committee of the board.

  • The James P. & Erna B. Gillece Scholarship

    Established in 2011, The James P. & Erna B. Gillece Scholarship was established by David Gillece ’67 and his brother James, Jr. ’62 in honor of their parents, Erna and James – a 1936 CHC graduate. The scholarship provides financial assistance for up to four deserving Hall students. David Gillece served as a member of the Calvert Hall Board of Trustees from 2008-2014 and in 2004 was inducted into the Alumni Hall of Fame. 

  • The Giudice Family Scholarship

    Established in 2011 by Mrs. Barbara and Mr. A. Ray Giudice ’59, the Giudice Family Scholarship provides need-based tuition support to a deserving Calvert Hall student. A retired Towson real estate developer, Mr. Giudice served on the business/corporate committee of the capital campaign that saw the construction of the Marion Burk Knott Auditorium.

  • The Christopher Greed Scholarship

    The Christopher Greed Grant was established by Mrs. Gladys and Dr. John Greed in memory of their son Christopher. Christopher died unexpectedly on June 29, 2008 at the age of 48. He is remembered for his dedication to his wife, Robin and three children, Joshua, Lauren, and Christopher. Christopher loved to fish. Dr. and Mrs. Greed, his parents, are dedicated benefactors of the Hall. The funds for this scholarship are emerging. This scholarship provides support to current students while working on growing the fund to sustain the scholarship in perpetuity. 

  • The Joshua Greed Scholarship

    The Joshua Greed Grant was established in 2012 by Mrs. Gladys and Dr. John Greed following the premature passing of their grandson, Joshua, in 2011.  A 2005 graduate of the Rutgers School of Engineering, Joshua was pursuing his masters degree in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing from Stevens Institute of Technology at the time of his death and was employed by Schering Plough/Merck Pharmaceuticals, traveling extensively through Brazil, Ireland and within the U.S.  Dr. and Mrs. Greed are dedicated benefactors of the Hall.  

  • The Benjamin J. Kavanaugh, Jr. Scholarship

    Established in 1990 by Mrs. Joyce Kavanaugh in memory of her husband, the late Benjamin J. Kavanaugh, Jr. Scholarship provides need-based tuition support to a deserving CHC student.  Dozens of Kavanaugh Scholars have benefitted from this support over the last three decades.  Mr. and Mrs. Kavanaugh’s son, Benjamin III, is a 1986 graduate of The Hall and with his mother, remain benefactors supporting the scholarship. 

  • The John M. ’79 & Catherine A. M. Kessler Scholarship

    The John M. ’79 & Catherine A. Kessler Scholarship Endowment was established in 2021 by John M. and Catherine A. Kessler to provide a young student the opportunity to learn from the Brothers and teachers at Calvert Hall. The scholarship endowment is intended to provide need-based tuition assistance to deserving students exhibiting Lasallian virtues who show an aptitude or interest in Science, Technology, Engineering or Math (STEM). The award is renewable for the duration of the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall.
     
    John is one of six brothers who graduated from Calvert Hall: Rod ’72, Kevin ’74, James ’75, Kurt ’77 and Keith ’81, thanks to the sacrifice of his loving parents and financial assistance from his paternal grandfather. The Kessler family’s legacy with Calvert Hall began when John’s grandfather, Kenneth Baur ’26, and Catherine’s father, William Hudson ’36, walked the halls of Cathedral and Mulberry. As a loyal Hallman, John contributes his time and expertise to students while serving Calvert Hall as a member of the Board of Trustees.

  • The Randolph K. & Mary Julia Larsen Scholarship

    Established in 1995 through the generosity of Mrs. Margaret and Mr. Michael Larsen ’65, honoring Mr. Larsen’s parents, the Randolph K. & Mary Julia Larsen Scholarship provides need-based tuition assistance to deserving Calvert Hall students.  Mr. and Mrs. Larsen remain benefactors of CHC and the Larsen Scholarship, which now supports up to four students per academic year.  In addition to Michael, Randolph and Mary’s sons Randolph ’63, Robert ’65 and Timothy ’69 are graduates of The Hall.  

  • The Lobo – Boza Family Scholarship Endowment

    Honoring their family’s ties to Calvert Hall and the Christian Brothers, the Lobo – Boza Family Scholarship Endowment was established in 2021 by Ricardo G. (Rick) Lobo ’92 and his wife Ann Boza-Lobo to provide need based tuition assistance to a deserving young man with preference given to families of historically underrepresented groups.
     
    The Lobo – Boza family connections to the Christian Brothers began in the 1950’s when Ann’s father, Luis Boza, was a student and class valedictorian at the Colegio De La Salle School in Havana, Cuba.  Due to his active opposition to the Cuban Revolution and the rise of Fidel Castro, he was forced to flee Cuba first to Venezuela, then eventually to the United States where he proposed to his wife Rosa eventually settling in New Jersey.  A graduate of the CHC class of 1992, Rick’s parents, Francisco & Rosa Lobo, from Spain and Chile respectively, were committed to see their children attend Catholic high schools which led to his attendance to Calvert Hall.  Rick went on to earn his undergrad degree at Loyola University and together with Ann are the proud parents of Gabriella and Lucas, a member of the Calvert Hall class of 2022.

  • The Lazzaro Family Scholarship

    Established by Mrs. Lynn and Dr. John Lazzaro, III ’68 in 2019, The Lazzaro Family Scholarship provides tuition assistance support for students who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in their academic endeavors. The scholarship will fund tuition assistance for one (or more) outstanding student scholars, renewable for the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall. Long-time benefactors to The Hall, Lynn currently serves as a member of the board of trustees. They are parents of John C. (J.C.) Lazzaro ’13, a graduate of the McMullen Scholars Program.

  • The Nicholas B. & Mary C. Mangione & Family Scholarship

    Established in 2021 through the generosity of the Mangione Family Foundation, the Nicholas B. & Mary C. Mangione & Family Scholarship honors Nick and Mary Mangione, patriarch and matriarch of an extended family that has made its mark on the Archdiocese of Baltimore. Their ten children include Sam, a member of the class of 1984. Their grandsons include Calvert Hall grads: Nicholas P. ’03, Antonio D. ’05, Marco P. ’07, Joseph D. ’10, Nicholas S. ’10 and Philip A. ’12. Son-in-law Joseph Juras is a ’70 Hallman.
     
    The Nicholas B. & Mary C. Mangione & Family Scholarship will provide tuition assistance support for students with identified need who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in their academic endeavors. The scholarship will fund tuition assistance for one (or more) outstanding student scholars, renewable for the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall.

  • The Dorothy Maskell Scholarship

    The Dorothy Maskell Scholarship was established in 2020 by Mrs. Elsa and Mr. Charles Maskell ’78 in memory of Mr. Maskell’s mother.  In addition to Charlie ’78, Mrs. Maskell was the mother of grads Lawrence ’64 and Raymond ’74 and grandmother of Charles ’22.  The Dorothy Maskell Scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving student with demonstrated financial need. 
     
    Charlie and Elsa are the parents of Charles, a member of the class of 2022.  Charlie is a former member of the CHC board of trustees and has served on a number of capital campaign committees.  He is a 2006 inductee into the Alumni Hall of Fame. 

  • The John & Concetta Matricciani Scholarship

    Established in 1994 by Agatha and Guy Matricciani ’32 with support from son John “Jay” Matricciani ’60 and his wife Valerie in honor of Guy’s parents, The John & Concetta Matricciani Scholarship provides tuition assistance to a deserving student with financial need.  The Matricciani family were long-time CHC benefactors and Guy, along with his son Jay, who was also a former CHC board of trustee member, were 2004 inductees into the Alumni Hall of Fame. 

  • The Mazzulli Family Grant

    Established in 2018 and made possible because of the family's support, the Mazzulli Family grant sponsored by the Associated Italian American Charities is awarded to a Calvert Hall student of Italian descent in need of financial assistance.  

    The Mazzulli family covers three generations at The Hall with Louis '61 and his wife Gloria being the proud parents of Chris '91 and Lou, Jr '87, who passed in 2019.  Chris' son Rocco is a current student and member of the class of 2026.

  • The McCormick Foundation Scholarship

    The LaSalle Program at Calvert Hall serves a select group of bright, college-bound students with identified reading and/or written language learning disabilities. Established in 2002 by Hunt Valley based McCormick & Company, The McCormick Foundation Scholarship provides support for students with demonstrated financial need enrolled in the LaSalle Program. 

  • The Margaret Serio McGeady Scholarship

    The Margaret Serio McGeady Scholarship honors the memory of Mrs. Margaret Serio McGeady. Mrs. McGeady was a dedicated benefactor of Calvert Hall. This scholarship establishes funds that provides support to current students with demonstrated financial need. 

  • The Middendorf Scholarship Endowment

    The Middendorf Foundation was founded in 1953 by J. William Jr. and Alice Carter Middendorf to support institutions and projects in their areas of interest within the State of Maryland. Their focus included: education, healthcare, social services, the environment, historic preservation and arts & culture.  The Middendorf Foundation believes a well-educated population is critical to the vitality of our state. They seek to foster innovation, creativity, and equity through education. The Foundation has long been interested and involved in funding educational institutions which demonstrate uncommon success in preparing students to thrive in a global society.

    Calvert Hall is honored that the Middendorf Foundation has established this scholarship to assist our goal of preparing young men to achieve their full potential using their unique talents.

  • The Morgan Family Scholarship

    Established in 1999 through the generosity of Mrs. Bernice and Mr. James Morgan ’57  and the Morgan Family Foundation, The Morgan Family Scholarship provides support for students with demonstrated financial need enrolled in the LaSalle Program, Calvert Hall’s nationally recognized program that serves a select group of bright, college-bound students with identified reading and/or written language learning disabilities.  Jim, along with a small group of like-minded parents, worked with Br. Rene Sterner in the mid-1980s to create the LaSalle Program.  Jim and Bernice’s son Joe is a 1987 CHC and LaSalle Program grad. 
     
    Jim is a former member of the Calvert Hall board of trustees and a 1986 inductee into the Alumni Hall of Fame. 

  • The Nattans Family Scholarship

    Established by Karen and Jeff Nattans ’85 in 2019 with support from family and friends, the Nattans Family Scholarship provides a merit grant to a deserving Calvert Hall student. Calvert Hall’s relationship with the Nattans family spans three generations, beginning with BG A. Joseph Nattans, Sr, USA (Ret) ’60 and continuing with Jeff and his brothers A. Joseph (Joe) Nattans, Jr. ’83 and John R. Nattans ’86. Jeff and Karen’s son Spencer is a 2019 Hall graduate. Jeff is currently vice-chair of the CHC board of trustees and both he (2002) and his father, General Nattans (2017) are members of the Calvert Hall Alumni Hall of Fame.

  • The Michael P. O’Shea ’60 Scholarship Grant

    Established by his wife Nancy “Corky” O’Shea; daughters Kelly O’Shea Swanson, Tammy O’Shea Bulluck, Jackie O’Shea Moore, Colleen O’Shea, and Heather O’Shea along with extended family and many friends following his untimely passing in 2021.  The Michael P. O’Shea ’60 Scholarship Grant will provide need based tuition support for students who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in their academic endeavors.   The award is renewable for the duration of the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall.
     
    A member of the last class to graduate from Cathedral and Mulberry, Mike O’Shea ’60 attended the University of Baltimore before serving in the U.S. Army.  Following his service, he worked for Baltimore Contractors and Mann Parker Lumber Company before founding O’Shea Lumber Co. in 1971 with CHC alum and friend Jim Anton ’59.  Proud of his family’s Irish heritage, Mike was loved throughout the Baltimore Irish community and for many years owned an operated Mick O’Shea’s, a popular local Celtic bar.

  • The Zachary T. Paff ’04 Memorial Grant

    Established by his father, Bob, in 2021, The Zachary T. Paff Memorial Grant celebrates the life of Zach Paff, a member of the class of 2004, whose sudden passing in 2019 was mourned by his many family and friends.  While at Calvert Hall, Zach was a member of the freshmen football team and spent three years playing varsity tennis.  Funded through private donations, the Zachary T. Paff ’04 Memorial Grant provides need based tuition assistance support to a deserving Calvert Hall student.

  • The Paszkiewicz Family Scholarship

    Established in 2020 by Maureen and Michael Paszkiewicz ’83, the Paszkiewicz Family Scholarship provides tuition assistance support for students with financial need who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in their academic endeavors. The scholarship will fund tuition assistance for one (or more) outstanding student scholars, renewable for the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall.
     
    Maureen and Mike have been long-time Calvert Hall benefactors, and dedicated supporters of the Alumni Association, Hall Fund and Tuition Assistance.  Mike’s brother, Gregory, is a 1987 graduate and nephew, Connor, is a member of the class of 2020.

  • The Joe Peregoy Family Scholarship

    Established in 2012 by Mrs. Sandra and Mr. Michael L. Peregoy, Sr. in memory of Michael’s father Thomas “Poppy Joe” Peregoy, gifts to the Peregoy Family Scholarship provide a need-based tuition assistance grant to a deserving Calvert Hall student. Poppy Joe Peregoy passed in 2012 and was the grandfather of Michael, II ’11 and Matthew ’14. 

  • The Veronica K. Rachuba Scholarship

    Established in 2015 by a legacy gift in his estate, Bernardine T. Rachuba ’48 established the Veronica K. Rachuba Scholarship in loving memory of his wife. The endowment created by the testamentary gift provides income that supports need-based tuition assistance for two or more students annually.

  • The Rice Family Scholarship

    The Rice Family Scholarship was established in 1994 by the late Mr. Hallie, Sr. and the late Mrs. Virginia Rice with support from their sons Hallie, Jr. ’74 and Dennis ’80, both graduates of Calvert Hall. Mr. Hallie, Sr. served as a trustee of the College of Notre Dame of Maryland trustee and endowed a computer center there. He served on the Goodwill Industries board for nine years and was awarded its 1984 Humanitarian of the Year Award. Mr. Rice helped found the Hospice Foundation of the Chesapeake in Annapolis. The Rice Family Scholarship has provided tuition support for dozens of CHC students over the last twenty-five years. 

  • The Joseph ’59 and Janet Rosso Family Scholarship

    Established in 2022 in honor of their parents and their family’s deep connection to Calvert Hall College, the Joseph ’59 and Janet Rosso Family Scholarship will provide need based tuition support for one or more deserving young men attending Calvert Hall.  The award shall be renewable during the student’s attendance.
     
    The Rosso family’s association with The Hall began in the mid-1950s when Joseph and brother Vincent ’57 walked the halls of Cathedral and Mulberry, followed by brother J. Michael ’66 becoming the first Rosso on the “new” Towson campus.  Joseph and wife Janet’s sons, Anthony ’85, Michael ’86 and Brian ‘90 marked the second generation of Hallmen, with Anthony and his wife Gina’s son Nick ’15 becoming the 1st of the third generation.  Joseph and Janet’s daughter Laura and husband Todd Gardner are the parents of grads: Ben ’16, Nathan ’18, Justin ’20 and current student Brendan ’24.  Laura & Todd have been dedicated parent volunteers while their sons have attended and Anthony Rosso continues to serve The Hall as a member of the board of trustees.

  • The Clementine Victoria Ruane Scholarship

    Honoring the sacrifices his mother made to ensure a catholic education for her ten children, the Clementine Victoria Ruane Scholarship was established in 2001 by Mrs. Patricia and Dr. T. Peter Ruane ’62 to provide deserving CHC students with need-based tuition assistance.  The Clementine Victoria Ruane Scholarship has provided support to more than three dozen students over the last twenty years. 
     
    Pete and Pat are long-time supporters of Calvert Hall where Pete served as member of the board of trustees, and as the first lay-member chair of the board.  Pete was chair of the board during the successful Calvert Hall Forever capital campaign that saw the construction of George Young Hall.  He is a 2013 inductee into the CHC Alumni Hall of Fame.  Their grandson, Peter Moore, is a 2020 Hall grad and son-in-law Andy Moore is a long-time faculty member. 

  • The Scheve Family Scholarship

    The Scheve Family Scholarship was established in 1999 by the late Mr. Martin and the late Mrs. Dolores Scheve. Mr. Scheve had a long association with and great respect for the Brothers of the Christian Schools. His brothers Charles ’39 and John ’41 along with his sons David ’74 & Timothy ’76 are graduates of Calvert Hall. Grandsons Martin Burdette ’06 and Matthew Scheve ’07 make up the third Scheve generation at CHC. 
     
    Mr. Scheve served as a project consultant for The Hall’s construction of George Young Hall.  

  • The Seager Family Scholarship

    The Seager Family Scholarship was established in 2007 by F. Ronald Seager ’58 and his wife Carol. Mr. Seager is a dedicated alumnus with a great love for Calvert Hall. He is the former Executive Vice President of Illinois Tool Works. Mr. and Mrs. Seager and their family continue to support Calvert Hall and grow the Seager Family Scholarship, which now supports up to three deserving students per year. 

  • The Daniel & Mary Jane Sheppard Scholarship

    Established in 2021 by Dan Sheppard ’67 to honor his parents’ commitment to providing a catholic education for their three children, the Daniel & Mary Jane Sheppard Scholarship will provide scholarship support to a deserving student whose family shows demonstrated financial need.
     
    A member of the CHC class of 1967, Dan moved to the Eastern Shore of Maryland following college and has enjoyed a successful career as a real estate entrepreneur and investor. 

  • The Spencer Sutton ’11 Memorial Grant

    Following his sudden passing in 2021 and the outpouring of support to Calvert Hall with gifts made in his memory, the Spencer Sutton ’11 Grant was established to provide need-based tuition assistance to a deserving Calvert Hall student.
     
    At Calvert Hall, Spencer was a member of the varsity track & field, football and baseball teams.  He was captain of the 2011 Cardinal baseball team and earned the Johnny Unitas scholarship for football and academics.  He went on to play baseball (and one year of football) for Towson University.

  • The Andrew Woods Family Scholarship

    The funds for this scholarship are emerging. This scholarship provides support to current students while working on growing the fund to sustain the scholarship in perpetuity.

Scholarships - In Memory/Honor of Alumni of the Hall

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  • The John S. Arnick '51 Memorial Scholarship

    A member of the class of 1951, John S. Arnick served three separate terms as a member of the Maryland House of Delegates, representing District 6 and District 7 in Baltimore County. Following his 2006 death due to lung cancer, family and friends (nearly 100 donors in total) came together in tribute to endow the John S. Arnick ’51 Scholarship in his memory. The John S. Arnick ’51 Scholarship will continue in perpetuity to provide need-based tuition assistance to deserving students from eastern Baltimore County.

  • The John Aull '01 Grant

    The John Aull '01 Grant is a memorial grant established by the family and friends of John, a member of the class of 2001 who suffered fatal injuries in an automobile accident in 2011. Gifts received in memory of John provide need-based tuition assistance support to a deserving Calvert Hall student.
     
    While a student at The Hall, John was active with student government, CHC TV and for two years was a member of the “It’s Academic” team.

  • The Dr. Kent F. Baldwin ‘64 and Lillian M. Russell Scholarship Grant

    Honoring the scholarship opportunity that allowed him to attend Calvert Hall in the 1960s, Dr. Kent Baldwin ’64 and his wife Lillian Russell have established this scholarship grant to provide financial assistance to intellectually gifted students of good character who would otherwise be unable to attend Calvert Hall.
     
    Dr. Baldwin went on from CHC to earn his undergraduate degree from The Johns Hopkins University followed by his Ph.D. at the University of Delaware.  He spent nearly three decades at Dupont in various research, manufacturing and business management positions before joining Computer Sciences Corporation in 1997 where he managed supply chain systems implementations at NASA, Pratt Whitney and US Army Logistics.  He retired in 2005.  Ms. Russell earned her bachelor’s and master’s at University of Delaware where she was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. She spent her career at U of D as a member of the mathematics faculty.  Ms. Russell and Dr. Baldwin understand how an academically challenging college preparatory experience can facilitate entry to higher education and future career opportunities.

  • The Dustin M. Bauer '04 Grant

    A 2004 CHC grad and member of the cross country and track teams, Dustin Bauer was a senior at Mount St. Mary’s College when he succumbed to injuries suffered in a fall on campus. The Dustin Bauer Memorial Fund was created in the wake of this tragedy to provide scholarship support at CHC and The Mount. Dustin’s brother DeWitt, CHC ’99, along with family and friends hold annual 5k runs and a golf tournament to fund the Dustin M. Bauer Grant.

  • The Patrick J. Bennett ’94 Scholarship

    The Patrick J. Bennett Scholarship honors the memory of Patrick J. Bennett, Jr. ’94. Patrick possessed strong leadership abilities, a positive attitude, and strong moral values. Patrick was an Eagle Scout and played baseball and football while at Calvert Hall. Patrick was killed in an auto accident on April 15, 1999. Established in 2004, the Patrick J. Bennett ’94 Scholarship has made the dream of a Calvert Hall education possible for dozens of young men. Calvert Hall is humbled to honor Patrick’s legacy and keep his memory present with each Bennett Scholar.

  • George B. ’48 & Lovey Young Scholarship

    The George B. ’48 & Lovey Young scholarship honors the memory of the late George Young ’48 and his late wife Lovey who were loyal benefactors of the Hall. Mr. Young began a lifelong career in football by coaching championship teams at Calvert Hall and City College High School. He also was a revered teacher of history at City. Mr. Young believed education was the key to success. He went on to coach in the pros with the Baltimore Colts and the Miami Dolphins. Eventually, he became the General Manager of the New York Giants. In 19 seasons as GM, the Giants won two Super Bowl Championships.  George is a 1987 inductee into the Calvert Hall Alumni Hall of Fame and in 2020 was elected as a member of the Centennial Class to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. 
     
    The George B. ’48 & Lovey Young Scholarship was established in 2004 to provide need-based tuition assistance to deserving Calvert Hall students. 

  • The Mark E. Bond '89 Scholarship

    A member of the class of 1989, Mark Bond tragically died in an automobile accident in 1990. Established in 1998 by his parents, Curtis and Nancy Bond along with their son Kevin ’88, the Mark E. Bond Scholarship honors Mark’s legacy by providing need-based tuition assistance annually to a number of Calvert Hall students. Over the last two decades, more than thirty students have been afforded the opportunity for a CHC education because of the Mark E. Bond Scholarship.

  • The H. King '70 & Patricia Corbett Grant

    Established in 2018 by Mrs. Patricia and Mr. H. King Corbett ’70, the H. King ’70 & Patricia Corbett Grant provides a four-year scholarship grant to an academically qualified student whose family shows demonstrated financial need.  There are two Corbett Scholars benefiting from the grant this school year.  The Corbett family has a long association with Calvert Hall as King’s father Stephen V. Corbett, Sr. was a member of the class of 1931 and his six brothers are also grads: Stephen, Jr. ’55, Paul C. ’55, David ’57, James ’60, Robert ’63 and John ’72. 

  • The Dominic A. Corriere ’56 Scholarship

    Established in 2019 by Mrs. Concetta Corriere in memory of her husband, the Dominic A. Corriere ’56 Scholarship provides need-based tuition assistance to a deserving Calvert Hall student. As a devoted CHC alum and proud member of the class of 1956, Dominic was a retired Administrator for the State of Maryland. In retirement, he devoted his life in service to others – giving two-decade service to Our Daily Bread.
     
    Also receiving support from many ’56 classmates and friends, the Dominic A. Corriere ’56 Scholarship will support up to two students per academic year.

  • The Carlo L. Crispino Scholarship

    Generous Calvert Hall benefactors Rose and Carlo Crispino ’48 endowed the Carlo L. Crispino ’48 Scholarship in 2005 to provide deserving young men, whose families show demonstrated financial need, the opportunity to benefit from a Calvert Hall education.  The retired chairman of National Roofing Company, Carlo was a 2006 inductee into the CHC Alumni Hall of Fame and passed away in 2008.  His beloved wife, Rose, passed in 2016.  His brother Daniel is a ’53 alum and son Louis is a 1978 grad. 

  • The Matthew A. DeMizio ‘00 Scholarship

    The Matthew A. DeMizio Grant honors the memory of Matthew DeMizio ’00. At Calvert Hall, Matt was a McMullen scholar, a member of the It’s Academic team, wrote for the school newspaper, and served as stage manager for several plays. He was well known for his outstanding ability with technology, his enthusiastic nature, and his willingness to help out with school activities. Matt went on to become a distinguished graduate of LaSalle University in Philadelphia. Matt died tragically in an automobile accident in December, 2004.  The Matthew A. DeMizio Scholarship Grant provides need-based tuition support to a deserving student. 

  • The William L. Gaudreau Scholarship

    Established in 2005 by Mary and William L. Gaudreau, the William L. Gaudreau Scholarship provides need-based tuition assistance to a deserving Calvert Hall student.  Parents of William A.L. ’74 and David G. ’80, the Gaudreau family has a long association with Calvert Hall.  Mr. Gaudreau’s brothers Paul L. ’32 and David L. ’37 were students at Cathedral and Mulberry and the family’s architectural firm, Gaudreau, Inc. has been instrumental in building CHC’s Towson campus. 

  • The Devin D. Gerhart '06 Grant

    The Devin D. Gerhard ’06 Grant was established in 2018 to provide need-based tuition assistance to a deserving Calvert Hall student.  A member of the baseball team and dance committee during his days at The Hall, Devin and his family and friends continue to make annual gifts to support the grant and give a young man the opportunity to benefit from a Calvert Hall education.   

  • The Ray Giudice ’59 Scholarship

    The funds for this scholarship are emerging. This scholarship provides support to current students while working on growing the fund to sustain the scholarship in perpetuity.

  • The David M. Grem ’80 Scholarship Grant

    The David M. Grem ’80 Scholarship Grant was established in 2020 by Thomas Grem ’75 and Steven Grem ’78 in memory of their brother David ’80 who passed away in 2015. Gifts to Calvert Hall in David’s memory will provide need based tuition assistance support for students who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in their academic endeavors. Preference for the grant will be given to students who participate or intend to participate in the golf program.
     
    David’s nephews are also Hall alumni, James Grem graduating in 2013 and his brother Douglas Grem in 2015.

  • The Carl Gussio Art Scholarship

    Established in 2013 with the passing of Mr. Carl Gussio, the Carl Gussio Art Scholarship Grant provides support to deserving students with identified financial need enrolled in Calvert Hall’s award winning Art Program.  Mr. Gussio was the owner of Towson Art Supply, for years providing support to the art program and Mr. Victor Janishefski, long-time director. Carl and his wife Marie were also the parents of Richard P. ’74 and Scott A. ’82 as well as grandparents to Joseph Amoyal ’04. The Gussio family and friends continue to support the Carl Gussio Art Scholarship with annual gifts. 

  • The William Blake Hampson ’68 Scholarship Grant

    Established in 2023 by his wife Joanne along with many family members and friends, the William Blake Hampson ’68 Scholarship Grant provides need-based tuition assistance allowing a deserving young man the opportunity to attend Calvert Hall.  Preference for the award shall be made to a student participating in the CHC aquatics program.
     
    One of four brothers to attend CHC, Blake was a standout student-athlete as a four-year member of the varsity swimming team.  As a freshman swimmer, he helped the Cardinals to the first of what would eventually become 23 Maryland Scholastic Association (MSA) championships for legendary coach Arthur “Reds” Hucht ’35. Blake and his teammates would go on to win the varsity MSA championship in 1966, 1967 and 1968.  He was also a member of the Spirit Club, Varsity Club, a four-year participant in Intramurals and was a two-year member of student council, as a senior serving as secretary.
     
    Following graduation from The Hall, Blake went on to swim and earn a bachelor’s degree from Loyola College, now Loyola University Maryland. Following Loyola, he began what would become a successful career in banking, starting out at Mercantile Bank & Trust Company, which would be purchased by PNC Financial Services Corp. in 2006. After a customer recruited him into a position with an independent company for a time, he returned to his original profession in 1986, joining the First National Bank of Maryland, a precursor to M&T Bank. He worked in community banking groups, eventually joining a specialized group that dealt with companies in the communications industry.
     
    The devoted husband of Joanne and beloved father of daughters Erin Levering, Rebecca Litwack and Elizabeth Hampson; Blake passed in January 2022.  The eldest of 10 children, he was brother of Deborah Ann Hester, Mary Theresa Martin, Edward Joseph Zungailia CHC ’76, Michael John Zungailia, Mary Carol Pearson, Mary Patricia Hayden, John Francis Zungailia CHC ’82, Thomas Joseph Zungailia CHC ’84, Mary Elizabeth Bowden.

  • The Bryan P. Healy '91 Memorial Grant

    A member of the class on 1991, Bryan Healy was a Hall Man to the core.  He played lacrosse and football for the Cardinals and was a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Black Awareness Club.  Tragically, Bryan passed away in 2014 leaving a void in the lives of all those who knew and loved him.

    Shortly after his passing, Bryan's family and friends, including classmates from '91, established the Bryan P. Healy Foundation to support organizations important to Bryan - including The Hall.  The Bryan P. Healy Memorial Grant provides need-based tuition assistance to a deserving young man.  The award is renewable for the student's duration at Calvert Hall.

    Bryan's brother Tim is a member of the class of 1985 and together with parents Pat and Judy; siblings Crosby and Michael, and many, many friends have continued to keep Bryan's legacy alive at Calvert Hall.  We are honored to be forever linked to him in this wonderful way.

  • The Dennis J. Healy ’59 Scholarship

    Established in 2020 by Jessica and Liam Healy ’94, The Dennis J. Healy ’59 Scholarship honors Dennis’ legacy by providing tuition assistance support for students who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in their academic endeavors. The scholarship will fund tuition assistance for one (or more) outstanding student scholars, renewable for the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall.
     
    In addition to Liam ’94, Dennis’ sons Mark ’85, Brian ’86 and grandson Alexander Cruz ’08 are Hall grads and grandsons Seamus ’22, Braeden ‘24 and Devin ’24 are current students.

  • The Charles R. “Spook” Hilgartner, Jr. ’62 Scholarship

    A devoted Calvert Hall alum and loyal member of the class of 1962, Charles R. Hilgartner, Jr. was known to friends, family and the CHC community by his nickname, “Spook”. When he passed in 2024, his family and friends established the Charles R. “Spook” Hilgartner, Jr. ’62 Scholarship to provide need-based tuition assistance to a deserving student.
     
    Born in Roland Park, Spook excelled in the Academic Course at Calvert Hall and was active on the student council, serving as treasurer his senior year. When CHC moved from Cathedral and Mulberry to the spacious new Towson campus, Lacrosse was added as a league sport and Spook was a member of the inaugural team. He would go on to attend Johns Hopkins University and after college served in the Maryland Air National Guard.
     
    Spook’s love of Lacrosse would follow him throughout his life. As mentor, referee and coach, Spook guided thousands of boys and girls in the sport he loved. His teams competed in England, he ran clinics in Korea and even served as a liaison for the Australian National Team at the 1982 World Games. Spook was inducted into the Greater Baltimore Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 2000.
     
    Spook’s connection to The Hall was made even stronger in the 1990s when his wife Anne joined the CHC faculty as school counselor. Anne was responsible for bringing the Peer Education program to Calvert Hall and for two decades she trained and coordinated student peer educators, until her retirement.
     
    Married for 57 years, Anne and Spook have three sons: Charles III (who passed in 2024), Andrew (CHC class of 1989) and Peter (CHC class of 1993). Spook’s brother Richard is a member of the class of 1963 and Anne’s brother William Baetz is a class of 1965 grad.

  • The James F. Hubbard Scholarship

    James Francis Hubbard was a career educator and loyal Calvert Hall alum.  Understanding the importance a CHC education can have on a young man’s future – he made provisions in his will to create a significant endowment to provide that opportunity.  With his instructions: “for scholarships for needy students as a memorial for Brother D. Paul and Brother Benilde; and in memory of Leo C. Hubbard, Class of 1942 and J. Francis Hubbard, Class of 1947” – Calvert Hall is honored to be forever linked to Mr. Hubbard’s legacy.  Since Mr. Hubbard’s passing in 2011 and the creation of the James Francis Hubbard ’47 Scholarship the following year, four or more students receive needed aid each academic year. 

  • The Thomas J. ’78 & Jacqueline E. Iacaboni Honorary Scholarship

    The Thomas J. & Jacqueline E. Iacoboni Honorary Scholarship, sponsored by the Associated Italian American Charities is awarded to a Calvert Hall student of Italian descent in need of financial assistance. Thomas is a 1978 graduate of the Hall as are his father, Thomas ’48, uncle, Anthony ’48, and brothers Camillo ’75 and Vincent ‘81.

  • The Michele and Richard L. Jaklitsch ’76 Scholarship

    To be established via testamentary gift which will endow the scholarship in perpetuity, the Michele and Richard L. Jaklitsch ’76 Scholarship will provide need-based tuition assistance to one or more deserving Calvert Hall students.
     
    A member of the varsity football team during his days at The Hall, Rick is one of five brothers to attend CHC – Frederick L. ’73, James J. ’75, Michael T. ’78 and Stephan W. ’85.

  • The Eric and Beth Ann Kallen ’86 Scholarship

    The Eric and Beth Ann Kallen ’86 Scholarship was established in 2021 to provide need-based tuition assistance to a deserving Calvert Hall student. During his days at The Hall, Eric was a member of the lacrosse team and student government, serving as president of the senior class. Following Calvert Hall, Eric earned his B.A. from Washington and Lee University where he also lettered in lacrosse. He holds an M.B.A. from William and Mary. Eric and Beth Ann have three children and are involved with many charitable organizations.

  • The Kinney-Cromwell Scholarship

    Established originally as the first tuition assistance scholarship at Calvert Hall in the 1980’s, the Kinney-Cromwell Scholarship honors two of The Hall’s most accomplished basketball players taken from us far too soon.  Paul Kinney ’81 was a member of one of the greatest boys high school teams in the country when he suffered a fatal heart attack during a 1980-81 pre-season scrimmage. Paul, as the star center on the team, was being recruited by college coaches throughout the country.  In a senseless act of violence, Craig Cromwell ’86, was walking home from a friend’s house when he was shot and killed on April 2, 1985.  A star forward on the basketball team, the junior was known for his wide smile and as a friend to everyone. 
     
    The Kinney-Cromwell Scholarship provides need-based tuition support for deserving students who attend Calvert Hall from east Baltimore.  Classmates, family and friends continue to make annual gifts Paul and Craig’s memory to continue to grow the scholarship. 

  • The Louis H. Kistner, Jr. ’62 & Judith R. Kistner Scholarship

    Established in 2021 and to be fully endowed via testamentary gift which will endow the scholarship in perpetuity, the Louis H. Kistner, Jr. ’62 and Judith R. Kistner Scholarship Endowment will provide need-based tuition assistance to one or more deserving students with primary preference given to students who are the sons of retired or active members of the U.S. Armed Forces and who, without this support, would be unable to attend Calvert Hall.  If no students meet the primary preference criteria, an alternative preference shall be given to sons of first responders (e.g., police, fire, emergency medical services, etc.).  This award shall be renewable for the duration of the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall. 
     
    Following his time at Calvert Hall, Lou went on to serve his country in Vietnam and earn his bachelor’s degree from Loyola College, master’s from Johns Hopkins. He was as an executive at Eastern Stainless Steel and SCM Chemicals before become principal of his own consulting firm.  A career educator in public and private schools, Judy has a special appreciation for the importance a quality education can have on a young person’s life. Calvert Hall is grateful to be forever linked to them through this scholarship that will benefit future generations of Hallmen.

  • EOD 2nd Class E. Austin Koth ‘94, USN Memorial Grant

    The EOD 2nd Class E. Austin Koth, USN Memorial Grant honors the memory of E. Austin Koth ’94. While at Calvert Hall, Austin was known for his good humor and welcoming personality. Austin was a high performing diver at Calvert Hall and later at Loyola University of Maryland. After graduating from Loyola, Austin joined the United States Navy and served as an Explosive Ordnance Disposal technician. Austin was killed in action on 26 July 2006 while supporting combat operations Iraqi Freedom near Camp Victory Iraq. 
     
    The Scholarship was established in 2010 and classmates, family and friends continue to make annual gifts in Austin’s memory to support the scholarship.  Austin’s mother, Kathy, was a long-time member of the CHC religion department and brother Ted is a 1992 grad who also spent six years teaching religion at The Hall. 

  • The Dr. Ray Krizek '50 Scholarship

    Mrs. Claudia and Dr. Ray Krizek ’50 established the Krizek Family Scholarship in 2013 to provide deserving young men the opportunity to receive a Calvert Hall education.  Remembering his years at The Hall from 1946-1950, made possible because he received financial aid, Dr. and Mrs. Krizek wish to “pass it on” through the Krizek Family Scholarship.  The Krizek scholars are chosen based on family financial need with preference given to a student from St. Michael-St. Clement School who shows academic promise (in science, math and/or communication skills), leadership (community service, boy scouts) and involved in extra-curricular activities (sports, music, hobbies).  The Krizek Family Scholarship also provides support for faculty members to enhance their teaching skills by attending special courses, meetings or workshops. 
     
    Dr. Krizek earned his Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from Northwestern University, where he has remained during a 60-year career in higher education.  As the Stanley F. Pepper Professor of Civil and Environmental Education, since 1994 he has been director of the Master of Project Management Program in the McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science at Northwestern.  In recognition for his professional achievements, in 2008 Dr. Krizek was inducted into the Calvert Hall Alumni Hall of Fame. 

  • The Mickey C. Lippy ’92 Memorial Scholarship

    The Mickey C. Lippy Memorial Grant was established by members of the Class of 1992 in memory of their classmate Mickey Lippy ’92. Mickey played football and lacrosse while at the Hall. In 1991, he was named the Maryland Scholastic Association’s offensive football player of the year. After serving with the Anne Arundel Fire department, Mickey became a Maryland State Trooper, serving as a flight paramedic for the Maryland State Medivac aviation command. He died September 28, 2008 in a helicopter crash during a medical transport.  Established in 2011, the Mickey C. Lippy ’92 Memorial Scholarship provides need-based tuition support to current students. 

  • The Joseph L. Locke ’41 Scholarship

    Following his graduation from Calvert Hall in 1941, Joe Locke served in the Army Signal Corp in WWII, 1942-1945, in England and France.  Following the war, he settled in Martinez, California, working for Pacific Bell for 37 years before retiring in 1978.  Joe was an active member and supporter of many community organization and, although on the west coast, remained ever-loyal to The Hall – giving to building campaigns and the Hall Fund.  Joe made arrangements in his will to provide a bequest to establish the Joseph L. Locke ’41 Scholarship and after his passing in 2002, it was Calvert Hall’s honor to remember his legacy with the creation of the scholarship.  The Joseph L. Locke ’41 Scholarship provides need-based tuition assistance to a deserving CHC student. 

  • The Kevin A. LoPresto ’91 Memorial Grant

    Following his untimely passing in 2021, the Kevin A. LoPresto ’91 Memorial Grant was established by his family and friends to honor his memory by providing need-based tuition support to a deserving young man.
     
    A member of the CHC class of 1991, Kevin LoPresto was involved in every aspect of Calvert Hall life over his four years.  Scholastically, Kevin participated in the LaSalle program which greatly helped him with his learning disability. In athletics, he was a member of the water polo team, the spirit committee and four-year participant in intramurals.  In activities, he was a member of the dance committee, the green club and ski club.  In service, he was a member of campus ministry, SASA and the seasonal drives committee.
     
    The son of former Calvert Hall teacher Charles (CHC ’65) and Colleen LoPresto, Kevin was the devoted father of Isabella LoPresto and Brianna LoPresto Garrette who blessed him with his beloved grandchildren, Christopher and Lillian.  Kevin’s brother Patrick is a 1990 alum of The Hall.

  • The Charles & Elsa Maskell Scholarship

    Established in 2020, the Charles & Elsa Maskell Scholarship will provide tuition assistance support for students with financial need who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in their academic endeavors. The scholarship will fund tuition assistance for one (or more) outstanding student scholars, renewable for the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall.
     
    Charlie is a 1978 grad of The Hall and along with Elsa are the parents of Charles, a member of the class of 2022. Charlie is a former member of the Calvert Hall board of trustees and had been a committee member on a number of capital campaigns. He is a 2006 inductee into the Alumni Hall of Fame.

  • The Guy & Agatha Matricciani ’32 Scholarship Grant

    Established in 2021 by the St. Gabriel Confraternity at St. Leo the Great in Baltimore’s Little Italy, the Guy & Agatha Matricciani ’32 Scholarship Grant honors the long-time parishioners and members, Guy and Agatha Matricciani by providing an annual grant to a deserving CHC student of Italian descent and the child of a parishioner. Guy, who passed in 2011, and Agatha, who passed in 2008, were generous benefactors to Calvert Hall, providing tuition assistance to students in need. Guy, along with his son John (Jay), were 2004 inductees into the CHC Alumni Hall of Fame.
     
    Founded in Baltimore in 1928, the St. Gabriel Confraternity observes the annual feast day of the saint in August with a Mass, street procession, and Italian festival. This group sponsors dinners and fundraisers, helps at the parish homeless dinners, makes funeral home visits, helps community members, visits the sick, and answers requests from our pastor to assist with anything the parish may need, such as repairs and special purchases of statues or altar scarves.

  • The James E. McEnroe ’47 Scholarship

    Established in 2023 by his loving family, the James E. McEnroe ’47 Scholarship will provide need-based tuition support to a deserving Calvert Hall student.  Students considered for the McEnroe Scholarship will, where possible, demonstrate perseverance in overcoming adversity, a strong work ethic, leadership qualities and care and support for others.  This award shall be renewed annually during the student’s time at The Hall.
     
    James E. McEnroe was a member of the Class of ’47, who demonstrated a strong work ethic, was a lifetime learner with excellent communication skills, who made the most of his Calvert Hall education.  Mr. McEnroe’s time at Calvert Hall College provided him the learning and social framework to achieve success in his 40-year career as Merrill Lynch Financial Advisor that was always focused on helping others achieve financial independence.  Most importantly, he was a family man who actively supported those who were less fortunate throughout his whole life. 
     
    While he was a grad of the “old Hall” at Cathedral and Mulberry Streets in downtown Baltimore, his sons followed their father, graduating from the “new” Towson campus of Calvert Hall, William E. McEnroe a member of the class of 1974 and Robert J. McEnroe the class of 1976. Mr. McEnroe's daughter, Teresa McEnroe Clare, is a 1983 graduate of Notre Dame Preparatory School in Towson.

  • The William T. McFaul '52 Scholarship

    Bill McFaul ’52 joined the Army in 1956 and spent thirteen months serving in Korea. Following the war he went on to earn his J.D. from the University of Baltimore Law School and in 1960 began a distinguished career with the FBI. His career took him to Albuquerque and Las Vegas working some of the FBI’s most famous investigations. He was one of the twelve leading FBI authorities on the JFK Murder (helping to write the Warren Commission Report) and he investigated & tracked Mafia Boss Meyer Lansky, investigated the MD Valentine’s Day massacre, and worked with Vegas businessman Steve Wynn. At a time in his career when his reputation and accomplishments allowed him to choose his next assignment, Bill and his wife Carolyn moved the family back to Baltimore – in part so that his sons Bill ’84 and Marc ’89 could attend his beloved Calvert Hall. Following his passing in 2017; Bill and Mary McFaul, Marc and Anne McFaul, along with friends Ian Arrowsmith ’89 and Walter (Jim) Knell, III ’71 established the William T. McFaul ’52 Scholarship to honor their father, friend and neighbor and his love of Calvert Hall. A young man with financial need, with preference given to the son of an active or retired law enforcement professional, is chosen annually to become the McFaul Scholar.

  • The George W. McManus, Jr. ’39 Scholarship

    Established by his family following his passing in 2013, the George W. McManus, Jr. ’39 Scholarship honors one of Calvert Hall’s most beloved benefactors and alumnus. Affiliated with Calvert Hall for over seven decades as student, alumnus, board of trustee member and tireless volunteer, George was an active Alumni Association board member who worked closely with
    Brother Gabriel Cecilian who orchestrated the school’s move from Cathedral and Mulberry to the spacious Towson campus in 1960.
     
    George made a leadership gift in the 1980’s to name the Margaret McManus Theater inside the newly constructed Marion Burk Knott Center for the Performing Arts in honor of his wife, who passed in 1989. George and Margaret’s philanthropy would support Calvert Hall in countless ways during their lives and the George W. McManus, Jr. ’39 Scholarship will continue that legacy, providing need-based tuition assistance support to deserving students in perpetuity.

  • The Timothy C. McNamara ’64 Scholarship Grant

    Established by his wife Judy Whitaker and his family in 2023, The Timothy C. McNamara ’64 Scholarship Grant will provide financial aid to students with need-based tuition support with primary preference given to students who are active members of the Boy Scouts of America. If no students meet the primary preference criteria an alternative preference shall be given to sons of Firefighters or Emergency Medical Services personnel. This award shall be renewable for the duration of the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall.
     
    Following graduation from the Hall, Tim went on to earn a bachelor’s degree from Loyola University Maryland. His career after Loyola took him from the family business, John S. Connor Inc., to serving as a Consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton, and finally into the field of Executive Search, where he spent over 25 years assisting clients with finding stellar senior executives for their organizations. Tim’s clients included the who’s who in the Aerospace and Transportation industries around the world, but his key interest was the Maritime industry and many executives in that industry have credited Tim with launching and/or assisting with their careers.
     
    Tim also served as a non-career member of the Danish Foreign Service for over 30 years and was knighted by Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II of Denmark. He was also a lifetime member of the National Eagle Scouts Association.
     
    Throughout it all, he always cherished his time at Calvert Hall and credited it with shaping much of his character. His Irish eyes are smiling knowing that this scholarship grant will help future generations obtain a Calvert Hall education.  

  • CAPT Kenneth C. Motsay, USMC ’10 Scholarship

    Established through the generosity of his family and many friends following his sudden passing in 2023, the CAPT Kenneth C. Motsay, USMC ’10 Scholarship was established to provide need-based tuition assistance to an academically gifted student attending Calvert Hall.
     
    The youngest of the three children of long-time CHC science teacher, coach and class of 1976 graduate Charles Motsay and his wife Sandra, Ken attended Saint Ursula Catholic School (2006) and following his 2010 graduation from The Hall, the United States Naval Academy (2014). He was commissioned into the United States Marine Corps and served on active duty for nine years as a Logistics Officer. Ken was promoted to the rank of Captain, serving for two years in Okinawa, Japan, and completing three deployments above the Arctic Circle. Ken’s latest duty was serving as the Marine Officer Instructor for the NROTC Program at the University of Maine. Ken also served in command positions for summer training at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. During his career, Ken earned 1 Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal, 3 Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals, 2 Sea Service Deployment Ribbons, 1 Navy Arctic Service Ribbon, 1 Korean Defense Service Medal, 1 National Defense Service Medal, 1 Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, and 1 Unit Commendation Ribbon.
     
    As a Cardinal, Ken was awarded the prestigious Knott Scholarship, was a member of the McMullen Scholars program and inducted into the National Honor Society. Athletically, he ran indoor track, outdoor track, and cross country – where during his senior year was chosen captain of the team.
     
    A family with deep Calvert Hall connections, in addition to his parents, Ken is survived by his sister Stephanie Rivera and her husband, Jacob, along with their two children, Miles and Elena, and his sister, Victoria. Ken was godfather to his nephew, Miles, and to Valentina Maroscia. Ken was blessed with an extended family which includes his uncles and aunts (Edward and Rosemary Ranier, Richard (CHC ’71) and Paula Motsay, James Motsay (CHC ’74) and Deborah Rejent, Thomas and Sharon Tobin, Patrick (CHC ’80) and Donna Motsay, Markus and Lucy Rutishauser, Jeffrey and Joan Brown, and Michael Carr), and 17 cousins. Ken also leaves behind his godparents, John and Joyce Thaler.

  • The Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Murray ’71 Scholarship Grant

    Established in 2026 by Andrea H. and Tom Murray ’71, the Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Murray ’71 Scholarship Grant will provide need-based tuition assistance to a deserving young man, with preference to a student-athlete on the football or lacrosse teams.
     
    A member of the class of 1971 and standout athlete at The Hall, Tom earned MSA honors in football and lacrosse before playing on two NCAA Championship lacrosse teams at the University of Maryland. A successful entrepreneur and longtime leader in the cellular communications industry, Tom has remained deeply committed to Calvert Hall, serving on the Alumni Association Board and supporting countless athletic and community initiatives. In recognition of his dedication to Calvert Hall, Tom was a 2026 inductee into the Alumni Hall of Fame.
     
    Andrea and Tom are the proud parents of Lauren, a 2018 grad of Notre Dame Prep, and Tommy, CHC class of 2017. Tom’s brother Jim is a 1963 Hall Grad.

  • The Bishop William C. Newman ’46 Alumni Scholarship

    Established by Calvert Hall’s Alumni Association in 2011 to honor of one of Calvert Hall’s most distinguished alumni, the Bishop William C. Newman ’46 Alumni Scholarship honors Bishop William C. Newman ’46 providing need-based tuition support to the sons of CHC alumni. Bishop Newman served the Archdiocese of Baltimore for over 60 years. He served as the Superintendent of Schools for the Archdiocese of Baltimore from 1967-1976. He was ordained May 29, 1954 and on July 2, 1984 was ordained Titular Bishop of Numluli and Auxiliary Bishop for service to the Church of Baltimore. He served as Vicar General and Episcopal Vicar for the Eastern Vicariate until his retirement in 2003.  He remained devoted to Calvert Hall until his passing in 2017 at age 88. 
     
    Graduating from Calvert Hall in 1946, he had opportunities to play baseball professionally, but instead entered St. Charles Minor Seminary in Catonsville. He would cite Father Henri Brianceau, a Sulpician priest who had served as a chaplain at Calvert Hall, in helping him choose the priesthood as a vocation.  In 1985, in recognition of his many contributions to the Church and dedication to Calvert Hall, Bishop Newman was inducted into the CHC Alumni Hall of Fame. 

  • The John G. Noppinger, Jr. ’64 Scholarship

    The John G. Noppinger, Jr. ’64 Scholarship was established in 2013 by John G. Noppinger ’64, member of the CHC board of trustees and 2021 inductee into the Alumni Hall of Fame.  Seeking to provide deserving students with need-based tuition support, Mr. Noppinger is proud of the Hall and the education he received - “I got a lot from Calvert Hall because of the diversity that existed when I went to school here and that still exists today. Calvert Hall afforded a structure and a discipline, as well as a great education that led me to be successful.” 
     
    Mr. Noppinger, along with his wife Lucy Hagopian have been dedicated supporters of The Hall, providing financial support to make the Noppinger Commons and the John G. Noppinger, Jr. & Lucy G. Hagopian Center for Growth in the Sciences a reality.  The John G. Noppinger, Jr. ’64 Scholarship provides assistance to multiple students each academic year. 

  • The Dr. Robert & Mrs. Kathleen Noppinger '71 Scholarship

    Established by Robert and Kathleen Noppinger in 2016 to aid academically gifted students, the Dr. Robert & Mrs. Kathleen Noppinger ’71 scholarship provides financial assistance for tuition and other necessities (books, sport coats, etc) to deserving young men who, without the assistance, might otherwise be unable to attend Calvert Hall.  In addition to being a 1971 grad, Dr. Noppinger and his wife are parents of Nicholas a 1998 CHC grad, member of the National Honor Society and graduate of the McMullen Scholars program. 

  • The John E. O'Brien, Jr. '78 Scholarship

    Established in 2025 and to be fully endowed via testamentary gift which will endow the scholarship in perpetuity, the John E. O’Brien, Jr. ’78 Scholarship will provide need-based tuition assistance to one or more deserving students who might otherwise not be able to attend The Hall. 
     
    A graduate of the class of 1978, John continued his education at Mount Saint Mary’s College (now University) in Emmitsburg where he earned a bachelor’s degree in business and finance. He began his professional career in service to others in positions throughout the Archdiocese of Baltimore. After serving as the Director of the Msgr. O’Dwyer Retreat House in Sparks, Maryland – the call to teach drew him back to Calvert Hall where he served as religion teacher and member of the campus ministry team. During this time, John earned his Master of Science in Educational Leadership and Administration at Loyola College (now Loyola University Maryland) and in 2002 was named Principal of Cardinal Gibbons School. His experience in school administration led him to Baltimore County Public Schools where over the next two decades would serve in leadership positions at Hereford High School, Carver Center for Arts and Technology and Chesapeake High School.
     

  • The Shawn M. Olsen ’08 Memorial Grant

    Established by his uncle, Larry Rychlak ’74 with support from many family and friends following his untimely death in April 2022, the Shawn M. Olsen ’08 Memorial Grant will provide assistance to two students, with a preference for students interested in pursuing a STEM curriculum, the opportunity to attend Calvert Hall.  This award, renewable for the duration of the student’s time at The Hall, will provide support for students whose family demonstrates significant financial need.
     
    A McMullen Scholar and graduate of the class of 2008, Shawn went on to the University of Delaware to earn a Bachelors Degree in Mechanical Engineering and in 2021 earned a Masters of Science in Technical Management from the Johns Hopkins University Whiting School of Engineering.  Since 2016 he worked at Northrup Grumman in Linthicum, MD and at the time of his passing was a Principal Quality Engineer.
     
    Shawn’s father, Tim, is a 1977 Hall grad and was a four year member of the football program and captain of the ’76 MSA Championship team.  In addition to Larry Rychlak ’74, Shawn’s uncle Richard Olsen is a class of 1971 grad.  Calvert Hall is honored to be forever linked to Shawn’s legacy through this Memorial Grant.

  • The O’Malley and Daue Scholarship

    Established in 2020 by long-time friends and devoted Calvert Hall benefactors and alums, Patrick P. O’Malley ’58 and Raymond Daue ’66, the O’Malley and Daue Scholarship provides a deserving Calvert Hall student whose family has financial need the opportunity to benefit from a Hall education. Both Pat and Ray have served Calvert Hall as members of the board of trustees, on a number of capital campaigns and as tireless volunteers. Working with Br. Kevin Strong, Pat O’Malley spearheaded the creation of what is now the Office of Institutional Advancement at Calvert Hall, where Ray Daue served four years as director. Pat’s son Tom is 1983 Hall alum and Ray’s brother John ’69, nephew J.D. ’13 are grads and grandson Gavin Cusson is a member of the class of 2024. In recognition of their many contributions to Calvert Hall, their profession and the Church, both have been inducted into the CHC Alumni Hall of Fame – Pat in 1992 and Ray in 2015.

  • The Stephen J. Peroutka ’72 MD Ph.D. Scholarship

    Established in 1997 by Dr. Stephen Peroutka ’72 to provide need-based tuition assistance to an academically gifted Calvert Hall student.  Following CHC, Dr. Peroutka went on to earn his A.B. degree from Cornell University and his MD and PhD from the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.  A neurologist by training, Dr. Peroutka has over 30 years research and professional experience in neuroscience.  He has presented over 25 lectures at international meetings and approximately 100 guest lectures at universities and institutes; has published more than 200 papers and edited four books. 
     
    Dr. Peroutka’s brother, Dr. Robert M. Peroutka is a 1975 grad of The Hall.  In recognition of his professional accomplishments, Stephen was inducted into the CHC Alumni Hall of Fame in 1993

  • The G. Edward Reahl, Jr. M.D. ’48 Scholarship

    Established in 2019 by a legacy gift in his estate, Dr. Reahl ’48 established the G. Edward Reahl, Jr. M.D. ’48 Scholarship endowment to provide need-based tuition assistance to one or more deserving Calvert Hall students each year.
     
    A Navy veteran, Dr. Reahl spent nearly three decades as chief of orthopedic surgery at Mercy Medical Center. He stepped down from Mercy in 1993 but continued to practice at his office on St. Paul Street until retiring in 2003. Dr. Reahl was a generous benefactor to The Hall over the years, providing annual gifts to support tuition assistance. Dr. Reahl and his wife Hannah were
    the parents of G. Edward III, a member of the class of 1978, who passed away in 2015 and grandparents of Brooks ‘19.

  • The Thomas P. Rice, Jr. '68 Grant

    Established in 2016 by Tom Rice ’68, the Thomas P. Rice, Jr. ’68 Grant provides significant tuition support to two of the most deserving Calvert Hall students.  Mr. Rice has enjoyed a distinguished career holding senior level positions with firms in the pharmaceutical and investment industries.  He holds a Master’s degree from Loyola University and currently serves as general manager and partner of Columbia Investments, LLC.  

  • The Patricia and T. Peter Ruane ’62 Chairman’s Scholarship

    Established in 2021 to honor the many contributions of Pat and Pete Ruane to Calvert Hall, the Patricia and T. Peter Ruane ’62 Chairman’s Scholarship will provide tuition assistance support for students with financial need who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in their academic endeavors. The scholarship will fund tuition assistance for one (or more) outstanding student scholars, renewable for the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall.
     
    Pete and Pat are long-time supporters of Calvert Hall and Pete served as member of the board of trustees, and as the first lay-member chair of the board. Pete was chair of the board during the successful Calvert Hall Forever capital campaign that saw the construction of George Young Hall. He is a 2013 inductee into the CHC Alumni Hall of Fame. Their grandson, Peter Moore, is a 2020 Hall grad and son-in-law Andy Moore is a long-time faculty member.

  • The Wendy A. & Michael J. Ruck, Sr. ’64 Scholarship

    Established in 2021 by Wendy and Mike Ruck ’64, the Wendy A. & Michael J. Ruck, Sr. ’64 Scholarship provides tuition assistance support for students with financial need who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in their academic endeavors. The scholarship will fund tuition assistance for one (or more) outstanding student scholars, renewable for the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall.
     
    Long-time Calvert Hall benefactors, Wendy and Mike have both served as members of the CHC board of trustees and on various capital campaigns. In addition to their service to The Hall, they have given of their time, talent and treasure to worthy causes throughout the Archdiocese of Baltimore. Wendy and Mike are the parents of Michael J. Ruck, Jr. ’90. In tribute to his many contributions to Calvert Hall, the Church and countless Baltimore families in his professional capacity, Mike was a 1995 inductee into the Calvert Hall Alumni Hall of Fame.

  • The Aaron D. Schmidt '97 Scholarship

    Established in 1996 following the sudden passing of Aaron D. Schmidt ’97, the Aaron D. Schmidt ’97 Scholarship provides tuition assistance to a Calvert Hall student whose family shows demonstrated financial need.  While a student, Aaron a member of the Calvert Hall Band program and a member of the varsity football team.  Holding events to bring together family, friends and classmates, Aaron’s parents – Ron and Sharon and brother, Eric’95 have worked tirelessly to honor Aaron’s legacy through this scholarship; many of whom continue to honor him through an annual gift in his name. 

  • The Monsignor Martin A. Schwalenberg Memorial Scholarship

    Known simply as “Father Marty”, Msgr Schwalenberg was Pastor Emeritus of St. Charles Borromeo Church in Pikesville when he passed away due to complications from a stroke in 2004.  Most known for spending the better parts of four decades as team chaplain to the Baltimore Orioles and Baltimore Colts, Fr. Marty became close friends to Brooks Robinson, Earl Weaver and many of the Orioles and Colts greats.  Fr. Marty attended Loyola College for two years, before signing a contract with the old Philadelphia Athletics where he pitched and played shortstop for a season in the team’s farm system.  His calling to become a priest then took him to St. Mary’s Seminary and University in Roland Park, and he was ordained in 1945. 
     
    In 1999, Fr. Marty’s cousin Tim Welsh established the Monsignor Martin A. Schwalenberg ’38 Scholarship to provide tuition assistance to a deserving CHC student and honor Fr. Marty’s commitment to Calvert Hall and the Baltimore community.   

  • The J. Wilford Sheridan '27 Scholarship

    The LaSalle Program at Calvert Hall serves a select group of bright, college-bound students with identified reading and/or written language learning disabilities.  The Thomas B. & Elizabeth M. Sheridan Foundation established the J. Wilford Sheridan ’27 Scholarship to provide need-based tuition assistance to a deserving Calvert Hall student enrolled in the LaSalle Program. 

  • The Thomas W. St. Hilaire ’65 Family Scholarship

    Established in 2023 and to be fully funded via testamentary/legacy gift which will endow the scholarship in perpetuity, the Thomas W. St. Hilaire ’65 Family Scholarship will provide need-based tuition support to a student showing academic merit, living within Baltimore City. This award shall be renewable for the duration of the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall.
     
    Following his junior year at The Hall, due to his father’s work transfer taking the family to the mid-west, Tom St. Hilaire ’65 was faced with beginning his senior year of high school at a new school.  Undaunted by his parents’ firm stance that he was “under their roof” until his 18th birthday – Tom packed up his car in January 1965, just days before his birthday, to make the drive back to Towson, first stop…the CHC main office, where he met with principal Brother E. Paul about re-enrolling for second semester. Tom successfully navigated those few months, guided by Br. Paul and helped by Br. Andrew DiNoto. whose assistance with meals as cafeteria supervisor made life a little easier!
     
    Graduating in May with his ’65 classmates, Tom went on to attend the University of Maryland. He enlisted in the US Army, serving as a CW2, medical evacuation helicopter pilot (Dustoff 12) in Vietnam. Following his honorable discharge, Tom began a 50+ year career in the financial services industry, founding Midwest Financial Partners in St. Cloud, MN.

  • The Lawrence F. Stevenson ’62 and Joyce A. Stevenson Scholarship

    Established in 2022 by Joyce and Larry Stevenson ’62, the Lawrence F. Stevenson ’62 and Joyce A. Stevenson Scholarship Endowment will provide tuition support to deserving students whose family shows demonstrated financial need. The award is renewable for the duration of the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall.
     
    As a member of the Class of ’62, Larry was a stand-out on the Cardinals Basketball Team and played one year on the Cardinals JV’s Baseball Team.  He went on to Loyola College, where he was a walk-on the Greyhounds Basketball Team.  After his Freshman year, he was awarded a partial athletic scholarship for his Sophomore year and a full athletic scholarship for his Junior and Senior year.  Larry also played on the Greyhounds baseball team in his Junior and Senior years.  Upon graduation from Loyola, with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting, he was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army.  Upon completion of his two year military obligation, Larry attended The University of Baltimore School of Law, going to night school and graduated with a Juris Doctorate in 1972.  In 1977 Larry established Stevenson Accounting Services.  For the past 40 years, Larry has assisted many clients with his legal, tax and accounting expertise.  In addition, he has maintained a private law practice specializing in tax law and estates.
     
    Joyce A. Stevenson is a retired educator.  She began her 32 year career as a teacher at St. Matthews in Baltimore.  In 1975 she left the teaching profession to become a mother to her three children.  She later continued her teaching career at St. Margaret’s in Bel Air, and Harford County Public Schools.  She ended her career as the Principal of Havre de Grace Elementary School.  Her philosophy is that she believes all students could succeed if given a learning environment that nurtures their spirit and recognizes their diverse learning needs and help them to realize their potential.  Her goal for children was to have them love to learn and learn to love.
     
    Joyce and Larry are the proud parents of Lawrence Nevin Stevenson, a graduate of the class of 1999. Larry's father was a graduate of the class of 1933. His father was an outstanding soccer player for the Hall.

  • The Henry ’52 & Mary Strohminger Scholarship

    Established in 2010, The Henry ’52 & Mary Strohminger Scholarship honors the memory of Henry Strohminger ’52 and his wife Mary. Henry was a successful automobile dealership owner. A heart transplant recipient, Henry was the founder of a support group for heart transplant patients. Henry was active in the Calvert Hall Alumni Association, serving as president for two terms. He was inducted into the Calvert Hall Alumni Hall of Fame in 1990.  Henry and Mary’s sons Henry, III ’78 and Karl ’83 are CHC alums along with Henry’s brother George ’37. 

  • The Gregory D. Talbot ‘00 Scholarship

    The Gregory D. Talbot Scholarship honors the memory of Gregory Talbot ’00. Greg was a member of the Calvert Hall MIAA championship golf team and captain in 2000. He was a member of the varsity golf team at Towson University and caddied for 5 years at Caves Valley Country Club. He exemplified the qualities of a Hall man. Greg died tragically in a car accident in 2002. For many years, his parents, Bruce and JoAnn, organize an annual golf tournament in support of this scholarship.  Since its creation in 2002, dozens of young men have been afforded a Calvert Hall education because of the Gregory D. Talbott ’00 Scholarship. 

  • The Joan Klein Thompson & William J. Thompson, Sr. ’50 Scholarship

    The Joan Klein Thompson and William J. Thompson, Sr. ’50 Scholarship Endowment was established in 2021 by Joan Klein Thompson to honor her husband’s love of Calvert Hall and to provide tuition support to deserving students exhibiting Lasallian virtues whose family shows demonstrated financial need. The award is renewable for the duration of the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall.
     
    A member of the class of 1950, Bill left Calvert Hall to serve three years in the U.S. Navy.  While in the Navy, Bill developed an interest in printing and after his discharge went on to own and operate his own printing company.  For many years, Bill used his printing and communication skills to edit and proofread newletters and magazines for the Calvert Hall Alumni and Advancement offices.
     
    Joan and Bill are the proud parents of William James Thompson, Jr. and Gary Charles Thompson.

  • The Richard H. Tilghman, Jr. ’40 Scholarship

    Richard H. Tilghman, Jr. ’40 entered Cathedral and Mulberry in 1936, but unfortunately the family’s finances made a transfer to public school necessary after his sophomore year. Years later, married to his beloved Katharine, daughters Kathy and Barbara would be heading to Mercy as the second Tilghman generation would enter the “new” Calvert Hall in Towson, with Richard ’67, followed by twins Joe ’79 and Jeff ’79. Barbara’s sons Mike Young ’09 and Jon Young ’12
    mark the third generation of Tilghman Hallmen. Knowing the importance their father placed on Catholic education, in 2020 the family established the Richard H. Tilghman, Jr. ’40 Scholarship to provide need-base tuition assistance to a deserving Calvert Hall student.

  • The Valerio Family Scholarship

    Established in 2020 in appreciation of the sacrifices made by his and many other families to afford a Catholic, Lasallian education - the Valerio Family Scholarship provides need-based tuition assistance to a deserving Calvert Hall student.  Growing up in St. Matthew's Parish and School just minutes away from Calvert Hall, Steve Valerio graduated from The Hall in 1966 and continued on to earn his undergrad degree at Towson State College (now Towson University) and graduate degree from the University of Baltimore. Through his career he held many leadership positions, retiring as the Chief Executive Officer of University Medical Associates at the Medical University of South Carolina.

    In the Academic Course at CHC, Steve was also involved with student council, the baseball program, as cheerleader and member of the spirit club.

  • The Stephen A. Vitrano ’74 Scholarship

    The Stephen A. Vitrano Scholarship honors the memory of Stephen Vitrano ’74.  Steve passed tragically following an automobile accident in 1992 at age 35.  Steve was well known for his good humor and interest in sports. He coached soccer, basketball, and baseball teams for Lutherville-Timonium Recreation Council. As Calvert Hall’s Junior Varsity soccer coach, Steve consistently led championship teams. Steve’s five brothers – Anthony ’72, Joseph ’76, Thomas ’78, Frank ’80 and James ’83 – are all graduates of the Hall. This scholarship was established in 1998 and provide tuition support to current students. 

  • The Jason D. Wells ’99 Scholarship

    Established in 1998, the Jason D. Wells Scholarship honors the life of Jason Deon Wells ‘99. Jason was a dedicated student who balanced his school work with a part-time job. His family and friends have worked tirelessly to support this scholarship in his honor. Jason died tragically in a traffic accident while attending Calvert Hall. This scholarship establishes funds to provide support to current students while seeking to reach funding levels which will sustain the scholarship in perpetuity. 

  • The Dan White ’65 Scholarship

    1965 Calvert Hall grad Dan White along with his wife Kathy established the Dan White ’65 Scholarship in 2019 to provide tuition assistance support for students who demonstrate a commitment to excellence in their academic endeavors. The scholarship will fund tuition assistance for one (or more) outstanding student scholars, renewable for the student’s attendance at Calvert Hall. The White family’s roots with Calvert Hall began when Dan and his brother Michael’s (CHC ’72) father, John D. White graduated in 1934. Kathy and Dan’s grandsons Christopher D. White, Jr. ’20 and nephew Cormac’09 are grads.
     
    Dan is a former CHC board of trustee member and in 2021, in recognition of his service to his profession and to his alma mater, he was inducted into the Calvert Hall Alumni Hall of Fame.
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