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The Report Card
The current issue of the Report Card is available on-line. Click here to get the current issue of the Report Card. If you are an alum and do not currently receive the Report Card, please call Mary Miller 410-464-4014
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Interested in seeing other class pictures and first communion pictures? Click here. If you do not see your class or communion picture it may be because we do not have it. If you have a copy, please consider lending it to us for a day or two (it will be returned) so that your class can be represented. Call the Alumni Office 410-464-4014
   

“The First Graduating Class on Charles Street”
Written by Alma R. Homrighausen ‘44

Miss Alma Homrighausen ‘44, alumna and former classroom teacher at the School of the Cathedral for seven years in the 1950’s, says she looks forward to the upcoming Bull and Oyster Roast 2010, to see many of her former students. She writes, “In the summer of 1952, I was asked to become the first and (only) lay classroom teacher at the Cathedral School from which I graduated in 1944. I taught third grade for five years and sixth grade for two. As a faculty member, I moved with the SSND’s to Amberly Way and taught one of the two sixth grades for a year and a semester. I hope I will be able to come in October.”

She enclosed an article written about one of her former students at Cathedral School from the Catholic Digest, 12/93.

“More than 30 years ago, as a young priest in Baltimore’s Old Cathedral Parish, I taught catechism at the parish school on Mulberry Street. One day a third-grader kept misbehaving, so I finally invited him to go to the principal’s office. His teacher, Miss Alma, later directed him to send me a letter of apology.

I have always kept that letter. “I’m sorry I was bad,” it reads. “It will not happen a third time.” For years I have quoted that letter, chuckling over it, and wondering about that mysterious “second time.”

Not long ago, I ran into the now-retired Miss Alma. Mentioning the famous letter, I finally learned its secret. The youngster, she told me, wasn’t sure how to spell “second.”  Father Joseph Gallagher, the Catholic Review. 

“The youngster became a member of the Cathedral’s first graduating class on Charles Street,” Miss Alma now shares.

   
Michael Gormley ‘85 recently shaved his head and joined a fund raising endeavor in support of his 4-year-old niece, Maggie  (daughter of Maureen '84), who is battling Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia.  Maggie and her family traveled last year to Disney World, a gift from the Make-A-Wish Foundation. To see more about this visit
https://www.stbaldricks.org/participants/MSGSR
   

Class of 2006 Holds a Reunion
The Class of 2006 had a reunion at the home of Charlotte Pallace ’06 on Sunday April 25, 2010. See some of the class below at the reunion and their 8th grade graduation picture below that. We wish them all well as they head off to college this Fall!

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2010 Milestone Classes
Class of 1935 celebrates 75 years

Class of 1960 celebrates 50 years


Class of 1985 celebrates 25 years

On Friday, May 29, 2009, the Class of 1984 celebrated together at the Mt. Washington Tavern.

Eighteen classmates from the class of 1984 gathered at the Mt. Washington Tavern on May 29th to celebrate their 25 year reunion. Several spouses and parents (Charles & Jane Shaab) stopped by along with former teachers Ms. Socorso and Ms. Dengler to enjoy the evening!



 

 

 

 

 

 

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Welcome to our newest alumni
The Class of 20
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On Friday, May 28, 2010, the class of 2010 graduated from the School of the Cathedral. We wish them well as they move on to high school!

 

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