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EspañolCALVERT HALL COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL
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'Calvert Hall College High School' (also known as 'Calvert Hall' or 'CHC') is a Catholic college preparatory high school for boys located in Towson, Maryland, USA. Its mission is to make their students "men of faith, men of intellect, and men of integrity." It is located in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore.
The school was established in 1845 by the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools as a private Catholic college preparatory high school for boys and is the oldest Christian Brothers school in the United States. The third oldest, St. John's College High School in Washington, D.C. was founded by Christian Brothers from this school in 1851.
In one of the oldest catholic school rivalries in the country, Calvert Hall faces its cross-town foe, Loyola Blakefield, in the annual Turkey Bowl football game at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.
CHC participates in the MIAA 'A' conference in all its sports, along with the Baltimore Catholic League for basketball.
Calvert Hall is best known for its dominance in baseball and water polo. The Calvert Hall baseball team has won the previous 3 MIAA 'A' conference championships, and moved up to number 4 in USA Today's national rankings for high school baseball. The water polo squad has won every MIAA championship with the exception of the inaugural game in 2000, which was won by the Gilman School. Calvert Hall has also
had success in the Eastern Prep Championships of water polo, winning the last two, at the Lawrenceville School in New Jersey.
Calvert Hall is also competitive in cross country, lacrosse, track and field, soccer, volleyball, hockey, indoor track, golf, and rugby.
The 33 acre (134,000 m²) campus (left diagram) consists of three academic buildings: Keelty Hall, George Young Hall, and the Marion Burk Knott Center for the Performing Arts.
★ Keelty Hall contains administrative and guidance offices, classrooms, science labs, the chapel, and cafeteria.
★ George Young Hall houses four computer labs, TV Studio, Art Studio, classrooms, and George Young library.
★ The Marion Burk Knott Center contains a theater, two lecture halls, and practice areas for instrumental and vocal music.
★ In addition, the campus includes Alumni Memorial Gymnasium, Paul Angelo Russo stadium, the McManus baseball field, the athletic activities building, Hucht pool, practice fields, the Shaughnessy tennis courts, and the Christian Brothers' residence.
★ Michael Barr (software engineer)
★ Jack Blessing, actor, appeared as McGillicudy on "Moonlighting" and as Jack Powers on "The George Lopez Show".
★ Carlo Crispino, donated more than 1 million dollars for renovations and a baseball stadium.
★ Juan Dixon, ACC and National Player of the Year for the National champion University of Maryland Terrapins Basketball team in 2002. Current NBA player with the Toronto Raptors and formerly of the Portland TrailBlazers and the Washington Wizards.
★ Michael C. Farrell, member of the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame [2].
★ Duane Ferrell, Member of 1982 national championship basketball team at CHC under Coach Mark Amatucci, went on to play at Georgia Tech, 11-year NBA player for Atlanta Hawks, Indiana Pacers, and Golden State Warriors.
★ Kevin Huntley, All-American attackman for Johns Hopkins University.Scored the game winning goal in the 2007 Division One Men's Lacrosse National Championship against Duke University.
★ Ricky Harris, shooting guard for University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
★ Mel Kiper, Jr., NFL draft analyst on ESPN.
★ Jim Mathias, Maryland State Delegate, former Mayor of Ocean City.
★ Jack McClinton, point guard for the University of Miami.
★ American Joe Miedusiewski, Maryland House of Delegates, District 46, (1975-1988)[1]
★ Gary Neal, ex-LaSalle University basketball player. Now plays for Towson University; led the nation in Division-1 scoring at several points in his career.
★ Sam Palmisano, CEO of IBM
★ Tom Roberts, CNN anchor.
★ J. Douglass Radebaugh, National Lacrosse Hall of Famer [1].
★ Dwight Schultz, Actor - known as Murdoch on the A-Team and Reginald Barclay in and .
★ John Waters, Filmmaker - Director of many films based and filmed in Baltimore, most notably: Polyester, Pink Flamingos, Hairspray (which has since been adapted into an award-winning Broadway musical), Cry-Baby, Pecker, Serial Mom, and A Dirty Shame.
★ George Young (NFL), former New York Giants Executive, who won several NFL Executive of the Year awards. His widow donated several million dollars to the school after his death to contribute to the building of a new academic building named in his honor that opened in 2004.
As of Late August 2006, Calvert Hall currently uses the Bird Head, to the right, as its official logo. This logo is official Calvert Hall property and is copyrighted. Prior to this logo, various logos were used. The other bird head was used on the CHC website for over three years before this change. The only known place where this logo can be found is on the floors of the main gymnasium. Prior to this birdhead, a variety of logos were used. The seal on the bottom was also used in certain correspondence along with others.
★ Calvert Hall official website
'Calvert Hall College High School' (also known as 'Calvert Hall' or 'CHC') is a Catholic college preparatory high school for boys located in Towson, Maryland, USA. Its mission is to make their students "men of faith, men of intellect, and men of integrity." It is located in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore.
The school was established in 1845 by the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools as a private Catholic college preparatory high school for boys and is the oldest Christian Brothers school in the United States. The third oldest, St. John's College High School in Washington, D.C. was founded by Christian Brothers from this school in 1851.
| Contents |
| Sports |
| Campus |
| Notable Alumni |
| Official Logo |
| External links |
Sports
In one of the oldest catholic school rivalries in the country, Calvert Hall faces its cross-town foe, Loyola Blakefield, in the annual Turkey Bowl football game at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.
CHC participates in the MIAA 'A' conference in all its sports, along with the Baltimore Catholic League for basketball.
Calvert Hall is best known for its dominance in baseball and water polo. The Calvert Hall baseball team has won the previous 3 MIAA 'A' conference championships, and moved up to number 4 in USA Today's national rankings for high school baseball. The water polo squad has won every MIAA championship with the exception of the inaugural game in 2000, which was won by the Gilman School. Calvert Hall has also
had success in the Eastern Prep Championships of water polo, winning the last two, at the Lawrenceville School in New Jersey.
Calvert Hall is also competitive in cross country, lacrosse, track and field, soccer, volleyball, hockey, indoor track, golf, and rugby.
Campus
The 33 acre (134,000 m²) campus (left diagram) consists of three academic buildings: Keelty Hall, George Young Hall, and the Marion Burk Knott Center for the Performing Arts.
★ Keelty Hall contains administrative and guidance offices, classrooms, science labs, the chapel, and cafeteria.
★ George Young Hall houses four computer labs, TV Studio, Art Studio, classrooms, and George Young library.
★ The Marion Burk Knott Center contains a theater, two lecture halls, and practice areas for instrumental and vocal music.
★ In addition, the campus includes Alumni Memorial Gymnasium, Paul Angelo Russo stadium, the McManus baseball field, the athletic activities building, Hucht pool, practice fields, the Shaughnessy tennis courts, and the Christian Brothers' residence.
Notable Alumni
Picture of the Finished 'George Young Hall' as of 2004 by the Baltimore Architecture Magazine.
George Young Hall viewed by night.
★ Michael Barr (software engineer)
★ Jack Blessing, actor, appeared as McGillicudy on "Moonlighting" and as Jack Powers on "The George Lopez Show".
★ Carlo Crispino, donated more than 1 million dollars for renovations and a baseball stadium.
★ Juan Dixon, ACC and National Player of the Year for the National champion University of Maryland Terrapins Basketball team in 2002. Current NBA player with the Toronto Raptors and formerly of the Portland TrailBlazers and the Washington Wizards.
★ Michael C. Farrell, member of the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame [2].
★ Duane Ferrell, Member of 1982 national championship basketball team at CHC under Coach Mark Amatucci, went on to play at Georgia Tech, 11-year NBA player for Atlanta Hawks, Indiana Pacers, and Golden State Warriors.
★ Kevin Huntley, All-American attackman for Johns Hopkins University.Scored the game winning goal in the 2007 Division One Men's Lacrosse National Championship against Duke University.
★ Ricky Harris, shooting guard for University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
★ Mel Kiper, Jr., NFL draft analyst on ESPN.
★ Jim Mathias, Maryland State Delegate, former Mayor of Ocean City.
★ Jack McClinton, point guard for the University of Miami.
★ American Joe Miedusiewski, Maryland House of Delegates, District 46, (1975-1988)[1]
★ Gary Neal, ex-LaSalle University basketball player. Now plays for Towson University; led the nation in Division-1 scoring at several points in his career.
★ Sam Palmisano, CEO of IBM
★ Tom Roberts, CNN anchor.
★ J. Douglass Radebaugh, National Lacrosse Hall of Famer [1].
★ Dwight Schultz, Actor - known as Murdoch on the A-Team and Reginald Barclay in and .
★ John Waters, Filmmaker - Director of many films based and filmed in Baltimore, most notably: Polyester, Pink Flamingos, Hairspray (which has since been adapted into an award-winning Broadway musical), Cry-Baby, Pecker, Serial Mom, and A Dirty Shame.
★ George Young (NFL), former New York Giants Executive, who won several NFL Executive of the Year awards. His widow donated several million dollars to the school after his death to contribute to the building of a new academic building named in his honor that opened in 2004.
Official Logo
As of Late August 2006, Calvert Hall currently uses the Bird Head, to the right, as its official logo. This logo is official Calvert Hall property and is copyrighted. Prior to this logo, various logos were used. The other bird head was used on the CHC website for over three years before this change. The only known place where this logo can be found is on the floors of the main gymnasium. Prior to this birdhead, a variety of logos were used. The seal on the bottom was also used in certain correspondence along with others.
External links
★ Calvert Hall official website
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