McDonogh School - Dragon Yearbook (Owings Mills, MD)

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THE DRAGON, 1920 FRANK EARNEST DOUGLAS HNIEATH DOUG A wil with dance: and a dunce' with 70ii.f.,, 'POPE. Entered 1913. Sergeant Major. Allan Debating Society '18, '19, '2O. Football, First Team Substitute '19. Baseball, First Team '19, '20. Class Historian. This exceptionally corpulent meat-ball has conceived a hopeless fancy for the movies. He falls in love with a different movie queen nearly every day. Mr. Fox, of the Fox Film Corporation, has recognized the genius of this young aspirant for honors, and has oliered to give him a position as leading man in a great new drama which is in the making. Doug will start as scene shifter but we entertain no doubt that he will soon 7 be promoted to the janitorship of some large theatre. nMgat,, is accomplished along other lines also. He fav!! V has obtained the highest degree of eliiciency as a pork- eff, Let food beware when it descries Doug on the horizon. ,I y' 5 , ff' ' ,f ,tg J 1- 1 .V zmlanl-We-G7 , I ii ,L Nevertheless, we wish him the greatest success. The whole class will breathlessly await his first drama and will look forward to the time when the mere mention of his name will excite awe and admiration. 22

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THE DRAGON, 1920 CARL HENRY ISDEL iiNUTTY,, Bucs He wax a man of an unbounded l Cadet Xlajor. President Y. Nl. C. A. President Athletic Association. Presi- dent Allan Debating Society 'l9. Captain Football 'l9. Captain Baseball ,20. Captain Basketball '19-'20. Manager Football '19. Friends, fix your optics on the cherubic countenance of Nutty.,' Did you ever see such a picture of superhuman intelligence? It is posi- tively uncanny. But, conlidentially, although Bugs', is re- ported to be slightly weak in the upper story, at times he X X -is shows exceptional wit. Of course, we all admit that 4 9 A f' l, Nutty is some great little athletef, but still, if he tries -'Ay hard enough, he might outgrow it. You can easily see by his ,f 1 bashful look that '4Bugs is no ladies' man like some of the fam other members of our glorious class. A g But, seriously, we must say that he is a good fellow. He is a friend to all, regardless of their age or class. If at any time any help is wanted, report to g'Nutty , he will see that you are fairly treated. 23 .vtomach. -SHAKESPEARE.