McDonogh School - Dragon Yearbook (Owings Mills, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1948 volume:

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'l'hey ull Huy the Sillllt' thingg i'lllll'l'll :ind lay, !xlllt'Y'il'Hll :xml f'onlinm-ntul. Thvy say, in e-HK-ct. lf we- don't do anything. it' wm- 1lon't nmlu- :any :liH'i-ra-lim-, wr don't exist. And they nmke' good sn-nsrl lla-nfs :i yurdstivk for you. thi' mum' thought in :inothvr wuy- A nmu is lhv ilift'vrc'm'n- hm- nmkz-sl Vl'h:it Lllll.t'l't'lll't' do you nmlw? xvllill lllll'l'I'l'IN't' wil you uiake- as the- yr-urs pass? This is your l'llIlllt'llgtt. your opportunity. your yard stick. Good lurk! Bob 1 I H. l'Aulc NELSON f v I l'f'!lSIlI'!'I' mms N. STIE1-'1-' .Wmmrd of Qgvrwsafefes Un, J. M. 'l'. l lNNm' I'lf'f'-1,I'f'.Vili!'lIf A. H. S. POST President Il0WARD E. RFTIN Secretary Iuumc YV. C. Col.m1 ff. li. F1LDlCllIilN I fav, Ilw pull: is IHll'l'07A , sfraigllf, lnuf frm l'lw rm1r.w iv w-I: il'v .IfllIll'.N In fnllmm' Y 1' I-I H SRNIO R CLASS JAMES CULLIE ADAMS Lieutenant .-lrlj uffmt, Infantry Hails from the deep South . . . Devastat- ing Varsity end . . . Member Varsity Wrestling and liavrosse Teams . . . Man- aging Editor of Week, '47 . . . Glee Club crooner . . . Prcfers a certain dark-eyed brunette . . . Heart set on pre-medicine at University of North Carolina. YVILLIAM ASHBY AGEE, JR. Sergeant, Infantry Two years at McDonagh . . . Interested in Football, Basketball, and Baseball . . . Played J.V. Baseball in junior year . . . Member of Glee Club and Math Club . . . Sang in Barber-shop Sextette and Christ- mas Carol Sextette . . . Favorite sub- ject: U.S. History . . . Favorite hangout: Hamilton Rek',. FRANK THOMAS BARRANCO llorporal, Band Franco has been on the Hill nine years . . . Pablum child of Mr. Hall's Eng- lish classes . . . Worth-while actor in the Orange and Black . . . Mean drum beater . . . Baseball player . . . Romeo of Language Assemblies . . . Turns a green Pontiac into a rocket . . . Plans medicine. STEVEN GROSVENOR BEEBE Private, Infantry First discovered in Sandy Springs, Md. . . . Spent four years on the Hill, in- cluding three hard years of Jane Bay life . . . Member of Allan Debating Society, Cotillion Club, and the Pleasure Club . . . Fond ol' anyone that is Irish . . . Loves a truck and would rather drive one than walk . . . Firm believer in molto. Don't drive too fast. Plans chemical engineering after Lehigh or Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. BALDXVIN NEALE BOONE Sergeant, Infantry Six years at Mcljonogh . . . Stellar tackle on J.V. Champions, '47 . . . Spent winters at Horse Barn . . . Prominent citizen of Rcd Cloud . . . Former Lower School czar', . . . Plans electrical engineering at Hopkins. JAY PAUL WINCHESTER BROWVN Corporal, Infantry Seen about the campus two years . . . J.V. Football, Baseball, and Basketball . . . Pastime: Round Bay, Ocean City, Upper Govans . . . Member Jane Bay Pleasure Club . . . Interested in every- thing about Baltimore . . . Future plans: Hopkins Night School. NVILLIAM CIIAPICl,I.lC CHANICY Firsi Srrycanl, lnfanfry I iw-ycar man . . . Nlcmhcr Varsity Bas- kcthall . . . Nciulicr Votillion l'luh and H'4'clr Stall' .... A spircs to a hcrth on Lacrossc 'I'caiu . . . lVill always hc rc- iucinhcrcd hccaursc of his largc hands and his hlmulc hair . . . l,m'cs to drivc to YVilliamspnrt. l'a .... Class comedian . . . Bill plans to cntcr Dukc or VVash- iugton :mil I,cc for journalism. DAVID YVII,I.IAM CLAIRE Sfaff Scrgnznf, Infrin-try Ninc ycars a caelct . . . Varsity nctman and Baskcthall cnthusiast . . . Ardcnt orator and Allan Dc-hating Society pres- idcnt ,... YVim journalistic acclaim as II'r4-L' cditorial writcr . . . Oftcn sccn in grccn Chryslcr . . . Proud wcarcr of alicu ring . . . Unc of Mr. Spitlcr's lunch- iiluc vcxatious . . . Isavoring English. Davc plans a lihcral arts coursc at Princclon. GORDON ADAMS CLAPP, JR I'ri1'uff', Illfillllfflll 'l'w0-yr-ar man at NIl'Ij0Il0gIl . . . Mem- lacr of Track, Tennis. and Yvrcstling 'I'cams . . . Mcmhcr of Glcc Club and Dx-hating Socicty . . Sang in Barbcr- shop Scxtcttc . . . likvs to lic callcd 'I'cnucsscc. though ncvcr livcd in that state- . . . Can't scc to thc ground with- out his spccs , hut wants to hc a pilot. SHELBY COM P'I'ON'COBI,ENTZ Corporal, Infantry Connnutvd from lloland Park for four ycars . . . Varsity l ootball, 'fl-7 .... l.V. Champs, 'Mi . . . Varsity Swimming Squad V1-6. '-WI, 'fl-8 . . . Big noise in Glcc Club . . . I.ikvs S0llll'tlllllg about Ifricnds School . . . Plans nicdic-inc at Hopkins. GEORGE ROBERT CONTOS Privrztrf, Infantry Spvnt fivv yvars on tllv Hill . . . Played Football and Sovccir . . . l.ou'd lVrvstling . . . A typical camera and rifle fiend . . . l rvql1c'ntly sccn gunning a ISJMS, rud- toppcd, convcrtiblv M1-rcury . . . AICIII- lwr of Bus IFIITCC duct . . . VVcakm:sscs: girls and math . . . Plans to attend Uni- vcrsity of PCIlIlSylYZ1lllLl. ROBILRT FRANKLIN CON SALLY, III Captain, lnfanlry Slltqllt ninv years on the campus . . . llails from ltlanasquan. lvingbavk of .l.V. Grid CIIIIIIIPS, 'll-G . . . Varsity Football. '-I7 .. . Captain of Varsity Track and l.lll'l'l'-yl'2iI' IIICIIIIJCI' . . . Vicv-president of svnior class . . . Mcmbcr of Cotillion Club . . . ltcspm-vtvrl puppy of North- rast . . . I 'ornu'r ll1C'!lllDCl' of .lanc Bay Country Club . . . Member of Marino Corps lh-scrvc . . . YVillia1u and Mary after graduation. fNI1CHAI'll,JEN KI NS CROMWEl,I,,JR l.if'utrnanf, Infantry Spenl five years on the Hill . . . Mem- lmer Varsity Football Squad, Soccer. Traek . . . l'lditm'-in-ellief of Imgaey . . . Glee Club lwassu . . . C'onseienti0ns worker and pliilosoplier. Usually found ealling class meetings or llalling out .lump for over-working! .... lenks enjoys many friends, skating, and Mr. Chil- eoat's class . . . llope-1 for Yale. C'lIAltl,liS Al,BlCR'l' CUMMINS, II Fira! I.il'Il'l'HfUIf, Infantry Seven years on llill . . . Varsity gridder . . . Captain and star of Laerossers . . . Performer on All-star Stick Teain . . . Member of Cntilliun Club . . . Greenleaf Road every week-einl . . . Ardent patron- izer of Ocean City . . . Loves eating and sleeping . . . Civil engineering at Duke. JAMES KROZICR lJAUG1iER'I'Y. JR. Private, lllfillllffjf At school four years . . . Acclaimed on Mellonogh stage . . . Tennis and Cage enlliusiast . . . llalf of Modern Languags dun . . . xvlllllflillli socialite . . . l re- quently ulaserved with Republican Flory Davis . . . Still holding grimly to elass ring . . . llyed-in-the-wool urcbcln . . . Jim aspires to business at Pennsylvania. HENRY FLORY DAVIS, JR. Private, Infantry Eleven years at Mcllonogh . . . Mem- ber Allan Debating Society, '47, '48 . . . Member Science Club, '48 . . . Partial to Tennis :ind lVrestling . . . Plans to study medicine at McGill or Hopkins. GEORGE GREGORY DIACUMAKOS Siajf Sergeant, Infantry l our years on the Hill . . . Two years Varsity Football . . . One year All-Mary land . . . One year Varsity VVrestling . . . One year Varsity Baseball . . . Voted best athlete of the class. . . Good at pole vaulting . . . Treasurer of Cotillion Club . . . Good Natured . . . Fond of blondes, good jokes, eating, and sleeping . . . Some day, will represent Highlandtown in the Mr. America Contest . . . Often seen cruising with the boys from Upper Govans in a red-hot Mercury . . . Plans medicine at University of Maryland. OTTO WEAVER DIEFFENBACH, JR. Vorpnral, Infaniry The Dief has been around six years on the Hill . . . Stellar performer for the Varsity Grapplers, '11-7, '11-8 . . . Interscholastic runner-up in 1415-pound class . . . Center on Varsity Football and Lacrosse . . . Has a way with the women . . . Plans engineering after college. HORACE WILCOX DIETRICH, JR. Uurporrzl, Infantry Six-year man at Mellonogli . . . Member Varsity Swimming Squad, '46, '-1-7, 1-8 . . . Varsity Tennis Team, '47, '-1-8 . . . Mcmlmcr Baltimore Junior Davis Cup Squad, '-'L7 . . . Ardcnt race fan . . . Idolizcs Big Jake Kramer . . . Looks forward to business administration at Princeton. CONWAY COVVAN UII,I.INGHAM,JR. Fira! I,iculcnun,!, Hand Known as Dill . . . Two-year member Varsity WVrm-stling 'l'cam . . . Member .lane Bay Clan . . . Great lover of mus- ic . . . Plays iirst sax in Orchestra . . . Prominent citizen of wVLlSlliIlgt0Il . . . A confirmed bachelor . . . Favorite sport: sleeping till noon . . . Hopes to attend University of Virginia, and then Hopkins for mcdicinc. lt0BI'1R'I' IIPINRY l5CK1'BR'1' f'urpurul, !'ll'Ullll I1 On thc Ilill lliirtr-cn years . . . Last of lllc Eckert clan at NICl,0!l0gll . . . Nlcxulxcr of the J.V. Fliiltllllll Squad and tllc W'rcstling Team . . . Sang in the Glee Club . . . Plans to continue study of agriculture at the University of Maryland. WILLIAM WAYSON ENSOR l'orporal, Infantry 'il4lns has been around two years, pro- tecting thc title of the youngest mem- ber of the senior class . . . Played on Intramural Basketball, Football, and Ten- nis Teams . . . Two-year member of .lane Bay Clan . . Hntllllsiastic stamp collector . . . Two-year tenor in Glee Club . . . Hopes to attend business col- lcgc after graduation. I,AVVll,l'lNCE BRUCE FINK, JR. Sergeant Quartermaster, Infantry Tllree-year man on the Hill . . . Two-year pride of Mr. VVatts, as mail driver . . . Member JQV. Football Champs, 1-6, Var- sity Football, '-117, Varsity Track, '48 . . . J.V. Basketball manager, '11-8 . . . Local Leuthcrneck . . . Hobbies: driving and week-ends . . . University of Maryland after graduation. and then his own drug store. IRVIN GREIF, JR. Valor Corporal, Infantry Varsity Tennis, 'fl-7, '-1-8 . . . Doubles champion . . . Loyal opposition in Allan Debating Society . . . Member of Dirty Dozen . . . Tells his share of jokes in dining room . . . Mad scientist. Favorite subjects: English, chemistry, history . . . Often seen in blue Plymouth . . . Plans to study chemistry at Michigan. KENNETH ROWVE HENNEBERGER Scrga-auf, Infantry Has bccn around thc campus an cvcn dozcn ycars . . . Pionccr of J.V. six- man Football . . . Intcrcstcd in horscs and riding . . . Often has troublc con- trolling his laughtcr . . . Usually silent in class . . . Rclatcs highly imaginative accounts of past cxpcricnccs . . . Hopes to cntcr Hopkins. CLEWELL HOVVELL First Scrgcrznf, Ham! Six-ycar commulcr to Mcllonogh . Playcd guard on Varsity Elcvcn . Mcmbcr Varsity Wrestling and Track . . . Lcnds his varied talcnts to Orchcstra, Band, and Glcc Club . . . Chcss cnthusiast of notc, opcrating from Towson . . . Plans to study at Hopkins or Duke. ROBERT IRNVIN, III Forporal, ln.fa'ntry Attcndcd Mcllonogh clcvcn ycars . . Mcmbcr J.V. Football Champs, 'AL7 . . . Unc of thc top-ranking comcdians of thc class and originator of ncw sayings . . . Shoots a wickcd gamc of pool . . . Turns up in Occan City cvcry suunucr . . . Posse-ssor of supcrfluous amounts of im- agination, and iinitator of popular song- stcrs . . . Looks forward to business. Gl'l0R.GR LAYVSUN JUMP l'apiai11, Infantry Eleven-year man . . . Potent Varsity end . . . Two years on Track Team as hurrller and sprinter . . . Business man- ager of Legacy . . . Sports light-green Buick . . . VVears a serious face . . . Secretary of senior class . . . Plans to follow accounting after graduating from University of l'ennsylvania. HENRY PICHON KROGSTAD Lieutenant, Cavalry Hank has been a resident on the Hill for eight years . . . Two years on Var- sity Swimming . . . Two years on Var- sity Tennis . . . Six years in Cavalry . . . Three years in Allan Debating Society . . . Member of Mellonogb Rifl- ing Team . . . Two-year member of .lane Hay Club . . . Continually seen with li. B. Montgomery . . . Likes Virginia fox hunting . . . Future: Hopes to go into sugar business after college. LAYVRENCE YVILLIAM MAYER Forporal, flll7'I1I1'y Eiuigratr-cl from China and spent tive years at lxIl'I,0l'l0gll . . . Manager Var- sity Swimming, '-1-5, '-L6 . . . Member .l.V. Football Champs, '-147 . . . Member Legacy Staff . . . Two-year veteran of Country Club . . . Arlington socialite who spends time in Baltimore as a member of a famous quartette . . . Qualified equestrian after four years in the Troop . . . Glee Club basso . . . Lives for Fridays . . . Plans scientific course at Stanford or the University of California. UAV I D CA li I.l9Y'l'0N M1-l'1T.l10Y llllljflf, Illfflllffllj llas bm-n on tha- Ilill for livv yvars . . . Ona-Q' a l,owm-r School cla1l4ly. Mar, our most popular and most inode-st sc-nior. was finally promote-cl to llll'llIlN'TSlllp in tha- Jann- Hay Country Club . . . Class prvsimlvnt . . . liackbom- of Championship .l.V. lloolball 'Pvain . , . ls illtm-rvstvd in l 'ootball. VVN-stling, and l.aL-rossv . . . Plans a future in military svrvivr-. GARLAND .lOSl'lPll MEANS Color Srrgr'nn.' , lnfun try Prvfn-rs to bv call:-ml .lov . . . Dirty Dozen l'lIlllSIllIlll . . . Varsity grimlclrr . . . Broad jl1lllpl'!' and sprintvr for two years . . . A wolf with thc fair se-x . . . l'lSlillIl0 on sowrr fin-ld . . . Plans to Ill2ltl'll'lll1itl' at Hopkins. RODMAN B. Nl0N'l'GOMl .HY. JR. 1,l'l1'!lff', flfl7'!lll lf Hails from New York City . . . Mmn- bcr of Dramatic Club and Cotillion Club . . . Has taken Riding for 1-ight seasons . , llas serve-ml as Varsity 'Pc-nnis inan- agcr for two yn-ars . . . Hobbie-s: horsvs photography. fox hunting . . . Spvmls lnost of his xmm-lc-vmls at St. 'l'i1nothy's in Catonsville . . . Pvt saying: 'l'hat's my favorite song . . . Plans to altvncl the Alnrrivan Al'2lLlK'lIl5' of Drainatiu Arts. ROIBEIVI' Vl'lT,l.IANl MUF.T,T,RR Pririnhf, Infantry Vvrmontis gift to Mcllonogh . . . Two .vc-ars on thc Hill . . . Two yvars Var- sity 'l'r:u'k . . . Sccrct ambition is to run a four-minute mill- . . . Also likvs l ootball and VVrx'sllingg. Loves music :mil thinks that Louie Prima and Civiliza- tion are- music at its ba-st . . . Hobby: worrying about tlu- girls . . . Hop:-s to study c-nginvz-ring at Waist Point aftvr Mc-llonogll. RICIIARTJ LANE NORRIS l,Ti'!'!1fl', Iflfllllfflf Aftc-r six years on the Hill, winds up as mm-mbcr of thc Marina- Corps Rcsorvv . . . Mvinbvr Varsity Track, 'AL7 . . . l'lIltllllSlIlSl2lC' 4-lm-trim-ian and vollcctor of bc-ar traps . . . 'I'llrc'f'-ywir mvmbur of Jane- Bay Country Club . . . Plans to follow raclio vnginm-ring. GICOHGPX VVILLIAM II. PIEHSON, II Liruffrzrmf, Infantry Se-vc-n-your man at McDonogl1 . . . Two- yz-ar mvmbcr of Varsity Baslwtlmzlll . . Captain Varsity Haskvtball, 'ALS . Scuunpuring back on ,I.V. Football . . . llvlcl flown sccond base for Bloomer Boys . . . liulucl S1-cond Platoon of Vompany ll with an iron band. Plans to attcml Corn:-ll. MORTON CURRAN POLLACK Private, Infnizfry Six-year man at Mc-Donogh . . . Member All-star Soccer 'l'cam '415 .... l.V. Tennis, '46 .... l.V. Basketball, '47 . . . Mcllonogh Tennis champion, '46, '47 . . . Captain, Varsity Tennis, 'ALS . . . Ping pong champion, '-I-G . . . Plans to attend Maryland after ML-Donogh. WILLIAM G. PRITCHARD Privnic, Infainfry Hails from Nassau. Bahamas . . . At- tended lllcllonogln five years . . . Member of the Swimming and Track Teams . . . Member of .lane Day Pleasure Club . . . Hobby: dancing . . . Activities: typing and the Science Club . . . Hopes to study medicine at Hopkins or some other University. HENRY ROSRNBRRG, JR. C'nrp0ral, Infantry Rosie has graced the campus for five years . . . Three-year goalie of Varsity Lacrosse . . . Two-year member of .l.V. Football Cllalups . . . Member Undersquad All-star Basketball, '-L6 . . . Sounding- board of Glee Club . . . VVl1en in Middle School, used to fire the big gun . . . Always wants to go back to VVest Virginia . . . Hopes to enter Dartmouth. HARTIVRLI. CABRII, SELF Polar Sf-rgeafri, Fnzialriy Toby came to us from Connectieut . . llus been on the Campus four years . . . Very fond of horses . . . Is monkcyman of some note in the Troop . . . Spf-nds his spare time liitch-biking over the 4-ountry . . . Future undecided. MARION KIMBERLY SPARKS Lif'u!e1111nf, Ff1'l'!1l7 1f Twelve-year man . . . Varsity Football, '-L7 . . . Swimming, '-16, '-L7 . . . Yvrest- ling. 'Al-8 . . . Glen- Club basso . . . Member of Cotillion and Seienee Clubs . . . Member of the lvinegar, Vvoolley, Sparks fizzleeists . . . Another class wit and brains . . . Spends spare time tickling the ivories . . . Princeton after Mr-Donogh. GIDRON NUMSEN STIEFF, JR, Folor Sergeant, Infantry Dirty Dozen' man . . . Member Varsity Tennis. '47, '-L8 . . . Wrestling squad, '4-S . . . Member .l.V. Football Champs, '4-7 . . . Member Week Stuff . . . Last of the long line of Stieffs at Mc'D0nogh . . . Plans to enter XVI1SlllIlgt0Il and Lee. lllCllAltlJ HUNT STODDARD Firxf Lil'llf!'1HlIlf, Infzmiry Holds m'le'vc'11-ym':1r boarding rvvord . . Sl'TQl'illlt at arnls of svnior class . . . l'r4-sidvnl. Cotillion Club . . . Bullowing haritonn- of Glu' Club . . . Two-year IANVUI' Svhool papa . . . 'l'llrvc'-yvar 'l'rac'k nlan . . . Om- yvar Varsity VVrvst- ling . . . Favoritv pastinw: blondes or brunvttvs . . . Enjoys te-nnis, swimming, mating' . . . llails from Long Island, but lives in thc sac-rvd South . . . lilvinbvr Marino Corps Rf-si-rvo . . . Future un- dec-ide-d. LEYVIS CAS'l'l,liMAN STRUDYVICK f'orp0r117, Illfllllffy Ilails from thc Metropolis of the Eastern Shore . . . Two-yvar man at ML-llonogh . . . All'llllll'l' of 14l'gIIl'.lf staff .... l.V. Football Squad, '-L7 . . . lix-member of .lanc Bay l'lcasuro Club . . . Enjoys 1-artooning and looking forward to vaca- tions . . . Plans to study law at Univvr- sitivs of North Carolina and Virginia. HOGIQR, 'WlT.I.IAINI UMIIACII I1if'llf!'NI1llf, Infantry Ilails from Brooklyn, U.S.A .... Two- yvar man on .l.V. Champs ,... l.V. liaskctball. '-146, '17, '-1-8 . . . Five yvars on thc Hill . . . l ornu-r mmubor of .lane Bay Country Club . . . l'l0l'lIN'l' l,ow0r School papa ., . . Currvnt rulvr of South . . . l'lli'i1'icnt and popular biddy offic-1-r . . . Marine- Corps lim-scrvc . . . Plans law . . . Hopkins. after Mc-Donogh. JACK DONALD YVA'I'Pllll llil,D SMH' Sl'l'gl'I1lI f, IIlf!l7lfl'.I1 Ilails from tbn- good olcl liash-rn Sho, . . 'l'wo-your man about tbl- campus . . . fwlvmlwr .l.V. Champs, '-Hi . . . 'l'wo yvars 'l'rack and ve-tvrsm wc-ight man . . . i'o-captain of Solltlu-:uct . . . Classy SPI'- oml tvnor in film- Club . . . Nli'Illlll'!' of US. Marino Corps livscrvc' . . . Hx- un-mln-r of .lanv Bay Ulllt'IlSlll't'U Club . . . .lavk's plans 4-all for law . . . Has his cyes on Prince-ton. IIAYVIJCY CIIAPICI. YVATERMAN. J R.. Lifufz-nrznf, Sfnfj' Popular Ul 0llg'll'llt'l'k,, from Annapolis . . . Varsily Football, 'L7 . . . 'l'ailbam-kg, .l.V. llootball Cllamps, '-147 . . . Auf- fir1'ball pill-llvr . . . lfaskvtball llli'lllilt'll in nth- lvtiv program . . . Tllrvv-yvar llll'lllllCI' of Glu- Club . . . liz-love-cl bicldy officer and all-rouml guy . . . li:-spec-tml c'o-captain of South:-ast . . , Majors in blomlcs and brum-th-s . . . lxli'llllN'I' Marina' Corps llcscrvc- . . . Hopvs to join thu llllllSlllllIllliIl aft:-r graduation. PAUL JOSEPH XVIDITZ Liruirnanf, Rami Spvnt two years at Mc-Uonogll . . . Undn-rsquad l'ullb:u-k and tuvklv . . . A-1 troulbonist and two-ye-ar mcmbc-r of f,I'l'lllxStI'Il, Baml. and Ulm' Club . . . NI:-mlwr of Cotilliou Club and Dramatif' i'lub in junior yvar . . . Hobby: music-. clvlinitrly . . . l avoritv subjvvt: Modern PT0lDlt'lllL54 . . . l'lilX0l'ltt' hangout: Hamilton 'lllvkn . . . Sang in Barbershop Stxxtvttc and Christmas Carol Uclettc. LUCIRN TERRENCE WINEGAR, First IAil'Ilfl'1IlllIf, flflfvlllfy Five years as a eadet . . . Editor and sports editor of Weelr . . . Four years Varsity Wrestling and eaptain, '-118 . . . Interseholastie NYM-stling Champion, 'fl-7 . . . Glec Club hasso . . . Member of noted Sparks, YVoolley, Mayer, Winegar quatrain . . . Two-year veteran at Red Cloud . . . Chemical engineering after lsIl'l,0Yl0gll. DOUGLAS FARVVFLL XVOOLLEY Frxpfain rlrljufanf, Infanfry Seven years on the Hill . . . Varsity Basketball manager . . . Dead-eye on Rifle Team . . . Quiz kid of note . . . Athletic Ofliee expert . . . Member Marine Corps Reserva: . . . Daddy of Lyle North . . . Pride and joy of physics class . . . One of famous Quatrain . . . Plans ehemistry at Hopkins. JOHN BAYLOR ZERBE I4il'1tff'7I!Hlf l'olmn'l, l'nrp.s' Hails from Lykens, Pennsylvania . . . Nickname: Dutel1 . . . Three years Varsity Basketball . . . Two years Var- sity Baseball . . . One of J.V. Football Champs, '-1-5 . . . President of elass in junior year . . Three years Lower School daddy . . . Favorite xastimcs: . I dancing, jitterlmgging, bridge . . . Fond admirer of eivilian clothes . . Likes all music . . . Member Marine Corps Reserve . . . Bucknell, and public sehool teaching after McDonogh. WMU of ganae -o In I , if uf' Q-qg Q! 'Q A- - 'T NITN Il PIC l'l, XSS fllfifll 'ICIQS 1- lmfl In lx'1.f1l:l---Kluiilzilly, I'im'-l'1u'.vidw11I,A -lump. .N.A'1'!'t'ftll'Ai' Nlaljm' Xil'YilIIlik'I, Klum Alu'.r.xir, Nlmlilzmi. .Swgfmifll ul .lrH1.v,' Mcl',l1'1v3, l'rr.v11lr1.'I. Semm lass 2705 my IiIUll 'il illix yn-:ir's Nf'lliUl' clam. lIllllliH'I'illg iifly-mlm' v:ui4'ts. was rm'l:afiv ij fx mail. til4'iI' !Il'I'lIllllliiSilIlll'llih. Imtln voll1'clivc'iy :mil iIliiiYillllliiij, wvrm' mvidmll in Ill lliliISx'H ui' wlmol lilv. N4-wr lwfnra- was tllvrm' Hll1'il an display oi' sm-lnml spirit-- mn Hui :illliiliv iii-lil. in tlu- rlriil. :ami in lin' l'iJl!iSl'00IlI. 'l'lle'n. ima, si-niors took Hn- l't'HIlUIlNIiJiiitj' ui' Il1illIiIlifxi1'i'illQ many 1'xlr:i-m'l1rric'ul:1r nciivilivs. llnmpvuanl ivy :i luvk ni' l'l'tlIl'llillg l4'th'rim'n. 1lc'w'rliim'l1'ss Hu- fmrliuiil t'il'Yl'll luimin-fl illlmmn. tln-rr will rivals. il fn 0 loss. :md Hills vzirlivml lin- lmmlxmm' Ihivid I'riw trnpiiy. Hill ,Xllvn wah l!l'1'Sl'Ili1'li with ilu- NIm'C'urinim'k Unsung Ilvro :award and Cullic Adams, Rex Gilo, and Gcorgc Ijl?lCllll1fili0S reccivcd city-widc rccog- nition for thcir outstanding pcrforinanccs. At thc time of this writing, the basket- ball team, captaincd by adept Gcorgc Picrson, was climbing from sixth position, whilc the matincn. captaincd by Luc lVim'g:1r. were climbing from third place in thc league. This ycar witncsscd an innovation at McDon0gh-grcatcr freedom for all cadcts. l or instancc, thc boardcrs did not rcccive dcmcrits aftcr the day-hops had departed at the cnd of the day. This practice assured grcatcr equality. During Speedy Coby Bill Hawlex Girl U ll U ii 115417 Ens Paul Bob , n iid- 's George Neale Dave Luc ,.... Franco Irv Jcuks llill lum-li l'l'l'lll'ilS of various typos we-rc plays-ml. :incl im-:il llllll' wus vm-rtainly more pl1':is:mt. 'l'llr' svnior class :1pprn'ci:it1'd tllc tllUllglllLflllIlt'SS uf tln- IllllllllliSll'Ill.l0Il for Illtllilllgf tlll'll' school lift- so l'Ilj0yill3lt'. With unusually cntliiisizir-stic support from tlu-ir stulf, .li-ukins Cruuiwcll, vclitm: :incl Lawson Jump, lxusincss IIIZIIIZIQUF, with thi: :nd of tlll'lI' :ulvism-r, II:1rl:incl Gr:-vmq vmlcuvorm-ml to publish :1 cmmncndulmlu 1,1-grlclrf. Szwriiicing uwn frm- tinu-, tllcy workml vonstznntly until tlu' piuturcs wcrv tulivn, tht: mls tlu' writwups finislivd. :md thc hooks wurc printcd and distrilrutud. M r. llu-ir sulll , Likewise, Luc Winegar, editor, Cullie Adams, Dave Claire, Bill Chaney, and Grid Stieff did their share in publishing The lVeelr. The quality and originality of the artieles were particularly praiseworthy. liven teaehers seemed quite human, after their biographies were revealed. Dances, the highlights of the school year. were ably handled by Dick Stod- dard. president of the dance committee, assisted by eonimitteemen Bill Allen, Bob Connally, and George l,lEiClllllZili03-B, with Mr. Hdel acting as adviser. After the Reeord Hop, the Football Dance, the lhilll-'1lCI'lll Hop, and the Stardust Dance. the Prom eoneluded a highly successful year. No senior will ever forget June the third. Hank Bob Dick Flory U! 1 Otis Doug Jack Jim Rug Mort Kim flcwcll fs f 1 H ' , 1 nn.-.... 4. I 3' L -',.3,w,.w gh. g 'EUHR Qi' ' 1 Juan N.-M.. , ' .- . 1 fig mf- Monty lhitcli Rosy Toby Eslu-4-i:illy was 19148 il ina-mor:xlxlv yvzii' to lil'Il IIt'llllf'lll'I'g1'l', Boll Eckcrt, Irv Urn-if. Gurluml Sli-urs, Girl Stix-ll'. :mil Kim Sparks, fur, :xftvr twvlve' yn-:urs :it Mc-llonogli. mluring which limi- tlivy grow with tln' sm-laool. they finally ruzic-livll tlivir goal. g.:r:ulu:1tion. l in:llly. tln- :ippro:u'h of Juni' fouml the- rlnss of ISM-8 rm-:lily to luuvm- ilu' llill, but not for :ill tim:-. W'ln,-rvvvr ilu-y go, tlu-y will rcprvsvnt tlu- sc-liool. Tin-ir only lnopc is that thi-y may nmkc Mn-Donogli proud of tln-in. Steve Fvk 'l'cl111cssm- Larry Larry Dcct Ceorgc W? Cullic Heunic Strud Bill Dull 'lm' Mm' l.:1wr.m1 ll uv Jay George lflxarlie Yicw of Main Entrance Bob .4591 cw ul' ilu- lfinm-y Munn QEIQQ qlppevr School 'l'l1is si-lmul va-al' was a Qovil mu' for tln' Uppcr Sclmnl. Yvliilm' thi' lair-Gncl Q-H11-ls ul' thi- war yvars wrre- still IIllli'll in e'Vill4'm'e' aml Illtlllillgll vllrrvnt ll0llll'5illK' and intvrnalinmal unrvst m-xr-rt:-ml its i'or4'n', still tln' timm-s warm' prolmalrly morn' normal than llivy liaal ln-vu silica- this ye':1r's graduating vlass was in ilu' l.owm'r Swoml. lVitli swim' nn-asurf' ul' rn-lim'f from wax-tiim' and :arly postwar prvsslirvs, it was pussilnlm- for us to gn into tln' Ulllllllllllllty. into lxulvlii- 1-mltr-sts, and to at- tvml group im-4-tillgs tlirouglmlil tln' city. Doug Vl'unlle'y and l lory llavis won c'onnm'mlati4m in ll:1tim1wiilv cmilvsts. llava' Clairm- plawcl sccmicl in a slate'- wirle- vcliturial vulltvst. anal a large' group of Uppvr Scllool boys attn-mlvcl Sympllnny i'om'm'rls. 'l'ln' Ina-iority of tln' svnim' class illltl'llllt'Cl a pulrliv mln-lmatv on Univvrsal Military 'l'l'2lllllllg. 'l'wu lwus-loamls of Uppcr S4-luml caclcts imarclul tlu' l'lI'l'i'll0lll 'l'rail1. Smallrr lfrnu as altm'n1la'1l ll'l'lIlll'Q'S on arf. mlilival sc'im'm'n', mlm-luati-s. sc'ic'm'c 2' l.llll1'll0llS. 'l'ln'rQ' wvre' rough spnts as wvll as silmulll, but tlu' spiril was lligll :mil tlivre- was avtivity anal lllUYt'lllt'llt. Um' task now. in aml out of tlu' svlmnl. is to mm- snliilah- our gains :mil to Ullllilllllt' to ln' on llla' lll0Yl lll llu' right llirvm-tion. UPPER SCI-1001, FACULTY:-.lfizzvt lfmuz l.i'fl ln li'zg1l1l-L'aswcll, xX'lllll', R., i'ari'c, lliliqga-ss, Nl.. Nlasmi, XYl1itL', R., Muyci. Kinarfl, Grallzmi. .Sffillllf lx'uw: LQUTIIIIIZIII, l.amlnn'n, R., Oliver, l.ym'li, XY.. l.yIlCll, li., Piickclt, Pridrly, liascliu, lfytli, liillcspiv. l.lllj.1l'Ill41'lll'l', l,l'ZlI'S1Il1, licnny, llrc0m'. Tflirrl lx'n'zu: Sparks, XYills, L'l1ilci,+at, llall, llm'm'i', Iivnlz, Ilurgr-ss, lf., XYliitm-, 'l'., Smiuk, Levy. . . 1 99 5. Q. 2 ,gm 51 5 P 1, Q ' 'M N, 9 5' 9 'Q Q 3 'Q . .. I 1, W . A ' ' k E 1 2 .. i ' A A N' A f ' 2 A A. .. - . al fx lf' Q Q . . in H Y . it, 1 , Q S .Q 9 , wg ' ff f-4 1 1-' Rn-1 L I . ,, gn, V N 5 ' 1 X, K C, . . - J I Nw an - , 'f ,wr b I V , , g f Y, . 1. kk V A Y ,. U Q , K l R -X . . . f. -v , , 4 w. .. ,. ' fu I Q 7? If 9 av 1.2 9 Q 9 9 ff 'lf fig 'asa Q 91, -sf sv 9 Q 2 5' Q' -9 . A - Q. ' sg, , - S Q as Q M5 'gf Q Q, A 'S I 3 . Q . x ' . e '55 e gozwrth, gifih an t Sixfh 610155165 Although thv fourth. fifth. :intl sixth vlussm-s, forum-rly known :ns tht- Michtlf' School, :urv now inc'lluh'1i in tht- hppvr School. lhcsn- chissm-s. in ont' svnsq- ot tht worxl. still function :1-4 zi svp:ir:1tt' unit. sinu- tht-v lmvv tha-ir own hnttnlion, thvir own program of uctivitivs, :init the-ir own :nthlvtic th-pnrtina-nt and 4-oursv of stntlivs. V Y ' u x. v v I A s 0 H1 I Inst 4.1411 ts .iisn h.1u tht lr' tiiwnll sc hool. pops 1 . MR' -'HHN HENT7 I 11' tI1'.v.w'l1g1'r, which :imwzlrs p1'r1otl1':1 5 :inc is grow- IXMNHIII in AMhmHNI.mUH ing in sim and ixnportnm-c'. 'l'hm-ir Glu' fillil sung in tht- Vurivty Show ot' tht' c1iH'iSilll!lS l3:iz:1:ir. i'iilCil yvur tht- hoys of thvsm' vhnssvs hold IlllIlll'T'0llS ini'port:1nt junior varsity positions :init p:nrtivip:iti- in tha- clittvrm-lit :isscmhlin-s hmlml during tht- sm-hool yn-ur. 'l'he-ir wvll- ronnmh-zl l'llI'I'il'llllllll :ich-qnriti-ly pre-parm-s thi-in for im-inhm-rship with thvir ohlvi hrotln-rs in thi- nppn-r thrt-1' vlnss:-s. FOURTH CLASS:-. l71'1'xI ffm-zu: lfjl fn lfiyflzI-Ql1:li'i1un'ssc1', Covington, iil'1l0i1!1 XV2lililCL', ul., Hzwrznlco, IQ., Hraittani, Iivingslom-, Soilclvlwggn-1', Iinllvi, l'o1n'ts. .S'wtw:4r' lwzu Osborn, Hot-Inn, Atwill, lloutson, Muttlicws, tiizunhvrs, Rogers, IJ., Nk'1libt'I'gL'1'. Rzunszly, H. Fox, lf., Tlifrtl lx'fm': hYL'iIlilt'IAg', Ilziilvy. Kvliy. IJ., Lznnh, R.iirigh, It., Ililwortli, Gross l runklin, XYct2c-I, lilzivk, I.. lfunrlli lx'n-zu: Rnppcrt, XYilli:uns, R., Stotlsuul, Lnshy, .'hI'lIlig'k'l' Glasvr, Smith, Rl. R., XYitti1'h, xiUlltQ,UlllL'I'y, M., I.yc'v1I, H. l'ij'If'1 lx'u':uZ SlllIIIIlL'I'i, Mulloilcv IL, Henry, Bc-mln-r, Lcnhcr, Snioot, liull, Sliivi, Hi-till, ilnrris, Sparks, VI, .X'i.rI!: lx'n-zu t r'cclaml, Jnslis, iillI'liIll'l', Kopp, Nlorlr-3, KQKIITIKN, Nlvfiilloiigli, S1'il1ll'iit'I', Vinrstmis, Kictor, llnnm-lls. FIFTH CLASSQ- l'i1'.vl l1'f1:v: lmfl 111 lx'ig1l.'!-NI1-1'1'i111z111, I'., II111'uI1c1's, V., 'I'I1i1'1'111:11111 XIUII1-, Ilwuln, II:11'1'1-Il, 1lNI'1IIv1 I' llIIL'l'. If, SIIQIIIIIIIQ, Ncx'n'Iw1'. .Nkfffflfi lx'11'rvZ I'fI!iull. Iiyvm III7Ilt'l'Q1'I', 511111011 Ixmg, I71111r:111, II1'1111gI1. XY., I'u1'5ic11, Sm'I1:111111. 'l'l1i1'u' lx'11':1'2 SCIIIIUIII-l' Iluxu Iwlu IAIII XI1fI11x II1fxx11 II NIT I N XI111nI1 '1 '. ., . 1111. . ' '111L'. IIa1m'c1'. l n11l'll1 lx'u':u ww. XIIIIIUII, Rnlwllv. IIJlI'I'It'Ii, XXWHI, S1-In-11I4, fXIcXYiIIi:1111x, l'I11'I1111cIN, 5111114-, SrI1xx':1I1, li ',,-1- -- '. flfffl lu... I.11.1I1-, 1.1111-11111IIv1' XI:1ll111'y, licrk, 611114, XY., IIIINNIIIQHI, .XIcx'ix:1l11s, SL'Ilt'1llIl'I 411111-11rI1111, Il:a11gI11-115, I Nl1'll1 lx'f1':1': NIKIXIIIQIII, II1vI7I1:111vl', IC11xx'I:1111I, L11-Ixwll, SI1I1111i1'Ix XIINIIII, I J1111I1:1111, XI111'1'1N 1.11 'I' ll-I1n11I11 I1-I 1lx'rm' SIXTH Cl,ASSg-!'1'1'.vI l1'f1:1': !.1fl lf: lx'1'11l1l- S11':n-,i11g1-r, I!111'Ic, Il11cv11Ii, .X., II11I'lAi11gt1111 IIflIIIxI Y lA11111m1- II111I11nI XXI1lI11111 1111 H111 1 ' ' ., '- -' , 1 N . , 1 mr' l1'f'z11: lilfxlhll NIn'I.:11'ly. hlvwrll, I.l'I4I1Ii'I' I'll1'Ixl'II, fi., In-1'w11, Xlvliwy, IQi11g1w1w, II1-W. 'l'l11'1'1l lx'11-rv: Ilmlgw, S11114lv1'I:1111I, IL, 1911111111 X' ,xlljlillxl XY., XX'11111Ixxz11'1I, SIxI'IIl'Ii. S111ilI1, I'., Spitlcr, XY.. Ilzuil. imzrllr IIH1-zu: II1'11w11i11g I'111'11x, 51'ill'IIj, XX:11wI, IIlIl'I 'k'I' I 1vw, Sl'JlI'IIj', NIQ-QIQ11. IIIlI'I'j'. l'ifll1 l1'wru: S11-wk, II1vI111cN XMI41111111 I'I1mI IQ I1 I11 IQ Ixu ' , 1I'x, ,. 1'4II1-, 'l'111111vII, .Xin-II11, Nl, I.:1rw11. .S'i,1'll1 lx'w:.': fhxvm Hilgix, ll., IIIlllt'I', II:1igI1, XI11I1Iv11l'vImI, .Klum I.iI'1v1', 'I':111g11y, I.2lIIlIII'lbS, M. he Jgower School t 'l'Iu- Lowvr School is voinposul of :1 group of :lp- proximutvly thru' llltl1dI't'd hoys :incl ai f:u-ulty group ot' zuhout twviitysfivm' incn :incl wonicn. Day and hoarding hoys t'Utllpl'lSt' thi' Lower Svliool group. t'on1pvtvnt ll0llSt'Ill0tllt'I'H :nut :1 ll0tlSt'Ill!lSt0I'. with the ht-lp of 4-:uh-t otticm-rs, supvrvisc thc hoardvrs in the doriliitorivs. C':ir1'ful uttvntion is givvn to those little hoys in tht' hoarrling group. :ind tht' ll0llSl'Ill0tllt'I'S try to nmkc tht- iltlll0SIlilt'I't' in the dormitory :is much like honu' :is is possihlv. 'l'hv tm-:u-lu-rs of thcsm- youngcr 1-hildrvn ure' f:nc'm-cl with tha- prohh-in of gvtting tllt'lIl ott' to Il good wholc- sonu- start. 'l'hm'y :wcvpt this rcsponsihility hy nourishing thx- pott-ntiulitim-s ot' v:n-h indivicluul :is hc 1-ntvrs thc- school. An 1lttt'll1llt to niouht him in thc Mc-Donogh tradition is lllilttt' from tlu- vvry hvginning. Tho l.owm-r School has its own svllolustiv. Zitllll'tiC, uvtivity. :ind military rt:-purtinlcrlts. Thi' tcziclivrs in Mies. l.IiAll XY,X'l l'S lmws m':u'h of tht-sv dl'lHlI'tIIll'lltS h:u'c lwvn scln'c'tn'1l hccvulsc Ilczul ut' tht- I.out-r School thvv IIIIYC lawn cs wt-iallv trainn-ct to do this mrticulzir . l . l typo ot work. High Sl'il0l!lStll' stumlurds, :Q hm: utlilctu- program. :md :lc-tivitics which itlcllldv music. shop. SL'tl'Ill't'. :nut art providc :A good t'oun4l:ntion for futurc growth. In all of this work fri-:nt vm mhusis is alum-ct u ion thc ch-vc-lo nm-nt of 1-ll:1r:u'tcr. I Vtlll'Il :i lltth' tcltow cntvrs our Lppvr bt-hool from tht- I.ow1'r hvhool hc is whit lII'l'1HlI'l'l1.U FACUI,r1'Y-l ir'st How: Left to Iliztit-l'1-alrson. Sh:-pp--ral, lf., All-rsoll, Iiosl, Gomh-. Ttiomyuson. Al. Sm-court llow: Stivppe-rel, Il., 't'homns, Williams. lttznvllzuni-V, IIRINYSIPII, Ilzlrrison, Km-Hair, Anmlrm-ws, Zi:-gli-i'. Thirml ltow: tturris, '1'llHllIllSUll, Q. D., trim-hl. itlt'l'!'X!llilll, Wm-sit-i'tu-1'g:. FIRST l'l'lA'f Nnzu: lmfl In lx'l'fff1l - N2lj'l4lI', I 11lln'1', Killllrilj' linux Xlwllmln XXKNILIIJQI llunu Ku ml Shmlff lx' 'M a , -' Q, 1 ' -. 'wzvt . mllc, Xlcaulw, lIu1mpm:m, ,IQCIIIIZIIII S1-rm-. Simwll, l.jlIK'II. N--rx -, I,iI'.ll'lni, 'lhlwvl lwfv: Willx, XX'illi:mN.n. I'JlHk'I'NUll, Ilsllwlillg Ilia-lrirlu, Iiwlwrlwnu Xivluvlw, lf, llIilf4I'iIll'lI, Klllfllv, !'flIll'flI lx'u'z:'Z illlrwl, Hcrmlt, livin! Xi1'll4vIw. IX. 11IvIlN'l', KUNN. 'I'illlIL'N. LUXNER SECUND CLASS:-.l'ir'.xl lx'u:.'2 lwfl in lfifflll-flflmmgll, l.iN5illl, I!.1l:11 , lullxflllllilll, Ullmzm. Vlznrlx, .Shvfzafl fx'v:u1 l'.llHL'l', Smith, llllrlxwk, XY.lrlrl4'lI. lFvylv, l'm'r'l'5' HK'K'lxl'I', Xlmlull 'llzml lwzv: l':u', Smink, X1-al. Ilzxrriwn, l1zn1'mlL'3'. MHIIRJHI. liwufull tulfmllzl. f'HlfI'f!l lfffzu: l.zulgl':1ll, Hl'i'HN1k'iII. Spring, Klmlg, l'1I'ilIQL'l', Ilzwiwlmm, 'I'hn1'r1I4m. IIA IlI1IIlllHII,tn, liflh !x'f u' Vl'i1l'lIL'1l l.lIi'lI'L'HH fiwriwlu X-'llllkllllkli XX'ilmu1Ii111 91 lfflgznr, f'lll'l3 . . . - . 1 , - .' A 44. . :ml-nu l if'.vI Fffzv. lfff fn lx'il1flll--M1151-11, S1Dl'L'fH1', PIAi1'L', .Xtuu Quinn. I'zu'kf, IJilHQl1k'l'lj'. -lvxu-ll, Klillliliilllllll, Ilvvlrlml .X'A'l'1Hl1! Ihr-rv. l,iml:uwl', Mrwmw I,iwm'lln. Ihlmu-x't, Svlu-rk. 'I':um-N. Sk'j'lllHllI'L', liilgwur. Uigliulti. 'l'lfml lfwzvz Nr-ck, Ifum Klillllll, Slilngllltl I.iIlfIL'lll1lt'jk'!', Iirmxn. lfcilllmlfl. l':11'kc1', liucuuii. lfnurll: lfwzv: Kulvlsim 5lIllllk'l', Hillllwllb. U'IDcll, 'la-mcu, llwxvcll, X'i1'rl4-11, RL-itz. l'ifll1 fx'wIv: lkvlblx, L'Hl'ik'll, .Xtcr XYclmIw. XYm'l1Ix, llvm-flirt. XYilIi:1111f. Ihullmln. Nlzlrlin. FUURTH CLASS:-l'if'.vl lx'mv1 lmfl lu Nigflll l,'P55i4Il'H1, Ymmg, f'JlliIIlL'I' lilwulxxlc-y, 'I-1lj'lUI', lQrcL'1xxxwmcl. llwlmmlmrl, lIlI1'I1rUlx. .Ywmwllfl lfwzvi licmlzl, l l'llIl!l', .Xl'rml1'mlg I.n-ieIm'1', 'l4zll'1, .Xu-1'szl, Swfiw, llilmzm, rlqfllvfrl lx'fm'2 lluuwr, liggcrl, Hl'j'1lll, 5111111-y, I'-i?wk'I1l'I' XYvifs. lin-lljw, Illmxvlm. l'U11f'll1 lx'fm': ll1l1'I'ih, L.llllllI1i!l2w. Stzlllclllwcl, lwmllccy. 'l'ylvr, Katz liumh-1'. Miller, K. l4ifl11 lx'rf-rv: KL-lly. i z1lksmli11u, I.i1'Immw, Rlllllllilll, lPx'ix'cr, Killllllllllvll l'n'ivc, XYigI1t. Salvage. FIFTH g-. l'4ir'.x'l lx'ff'1v: lfff In lx'1'y1f1l--NL'l11zc, SICYUIIS, XIZIYSIIIIIRHI Slillglllf-f, l'l'1l1'lll'. Ihvylc, Taft. .Nlwfllfl lx'rf'zv: Rj'S1llll'Ii, :UL'l'I'iIllZlll, Ifmlcr, lll'ilIIIIllHl'1' Hs-rlm-lt. fH'1lI'AX, Krzllcsm, Sin-im'r, Ullllllilljl, Tfziffl lfwzu: Lillflllllixt, llimling, ZilIllllk'!'l11illl Ilwlx, I'1l1m:m, Ifurlwr. Sdllilfflllll, lwmx, 5ll'l'III!g. l'n1H'Il1 lfnw: l,ci4Im'1, U'Ihmm'lI, Spillur lZi1I1lln'r1m1lu. XYJIIIIICH. Sl'lIlllk'l'k. 'llmV1L'lIut. lfxllwmly, XYitzlw. lffflfz lx'f1'zvZ KL'l'I1llCI', Pugh II1-Imam, Nlmluvll, lallu-11, llznrk, Sluvlv, ll1'uxwc, llllcllxullrl. l,QjWl4JlQ SIXTH CLASSg...l'ir.vl lw'f'n'1 lmfl In lfiyflzl l'lliIIi1us. 1i:u'xln'cki, llmwil Ilmsi, AIJlL'HiIIlIk'l', lim-Ilur. Knapp, Imylc, lIlv1'i1wl4. .sfrgrfllrf lx'ff':.': Ilw1'm'l'. Katz, Riclu'1'mls Slillill. I.illPll'1ll.K'Ili'l', King. iimulnmzul. lluvifls, Mcllntt. 'l4!ll'l'1l ICH-rv: lAlPl'l2lll2Hl, llluir, Krcim-r ISIQIII, ll1'.1gw11, l'.u'Iwl, I'1'vrlvl'u'I4. lin-ar, lllfwur. lvrzrrlfz lffrzu: llzlxws, lzukzl. izlrrull, Krmnn- xwll, xlilllll. 'l.1lj'lllI', Slliplcy, Iflliwtt, Klulcs, XVillin, ' -u-sue viifif n fl ,Wdxf g 'f gs ,ml ir V- uhm I . S rr a ,P an , - V ' I 1 5' Fx rl' 5 Xl 'Q 'Wil . . M CEM' gwalalary THE COLORS Ol! i G 55116 gznzfamifry Nla-im' .lnlm N. Axlt'XJIlltll'!' rllllflllllilllt 951716 Cgilvrsr walfmlion At tln' timr of tlu- writing ut tllls ilY'tli'lt'. plans wvrm' umlvr way for llu utalnlislimvnt of a dvpartim'nt ul' military scivlitw' aml tam-tics at xll'l,UllUgll. l.t Cul Ilmi nrxl Pm miami 1 ruluit ot tllc t S xllllt :rx M ulmmx llul ilrt ul lnun . 'I '1'.' .igl 21' ' M... 1'1'2 ' ',i I 'J Y . . . , v numwl lll'Jlll at this clt-partim'nt. with tapt. Prank llurgvss. a Vl'tl'l'IlIl of xvllflll 'ar ll. aml Lt. ltayimmfl Olivvr. a gfilillliltt' of tliv t'. S. Naval Acmlvllly. as issixtants in thc- work of tln- First Battalion. A tvmpurary vmirsv for tlll' rt-maindvr of thc yvar pruvimlm-il for an lmur am luimlvrsllip. vmirtt-xy. drills aml prolmlcms of coimnaml for all varlvt ullivvrx. In ln- pruvirlvcl for all wulm-ts. as tllv yn-ar progrt-east-cl. It was 1-vida-nt that Sllt'll a vuursu was rlustimwl tu :iifu-t in Nt'Ulll' and intvnsity 1- military activitivs of thc First Battalion. GENERAL STAFF FIRST BATTALION STAFF l,ivul1-nant t'olunf-l Za-rln' Nlajor Nlclrllroy Vaptain YVoollvy l,im-litm'nant Adams l,i+-utvnant lVat4-rman S1-rgm-ant Fink l llfllli of clrill ww-kly for all caclvts. and om- lmur of instrmtimm t'1lt'll wt-ck in ulflition. ll'K'tlll't'S on world military prolmlt-ins by rvprcsm'ntativm-s ul' tln- gow-rilliimlt lllHtl'lH'tl0Il in riflm- firing. new of rangcs. and 0tlll'I' iiicllimls of illst1'11n'li1m wt-rv to Company QW Company ,W Czxpialigl Conmxlly Captain Jump I,it'llfl'Il2iIlt Stoddard I,im'l1t1'n:mt C'ummins I,ie'l1tm-lnmt LTIIIIHICII I,iClltL'I1l1Ilt Picrson he Seam 9-.gazlfmlioliz Mr. Alvin J. la-yy Assistant Military Dircctor of tlu- Second Battalion Thu S1-cond Battalion. i'UlllIl0Sk'd of tho mvm- lwrs of thc fourth. fifth. and sixth classes, was again supcrviscd hy Mr. Alvin J. Levy, who has dirt-ctcd thc work of this unit for iivu con- sccutivv years. This yvar, howcvcr, Mr. Levy, himsvlf a vvtc'r:m, scryvd as Col. l'carson's assistant in thi- nvw coursv in Sl'i0IlL'C and tactics. as rvlatvd to this battalion. and was in turn assistcd hy Maj. Fritz Maiscl, a Mvllonogli graduatc and a vm-tcr:m of thi- campaign of DU Day. Yvilh yr-ars of schooling at. Mvllorlogll ahvad of thvm. tla' vadcts of thu Second Battalion should lu' 1-spccially fortunatc, as im-mlwrs of tht- ncw military svt-np. ll' U. M. 'I'. is passcd. it is hopvd that tha-sc cada-ts. if inducted after graduation from M4-llonogli, stand a much lu-ttcr vliancv of hm-ing cligihlc as non-volumissionud ol'fim'rs or vvvrl as commissioncd oliiccrs, in addition to sccuring for thcmsclvcs uri-dit in tln- way of lrss time. Participation in tho voursn- should also dt-vclop each hoy's charac- tcr traits for usv not only in military service, hut also in all phasvs of civilian life, and hc an invalnahlm- he-lp for those intcrvstcd in the service !ll'Il1iQ'llliK'5 or collm-gc lt. 0. T. C. vourscs. SECOND BATTALION STAFF Major Gross l,ivutvnant lfranklin SK'l'g'l'Jlllt B1-ndvr Company G' Company Q i'upt:nin C':nrstm-ns cvillltilill Q11:1rngm-asm I,ivutcn:mt Nlzntthm-ws I.ik'lltt'Il!llll YVitti4'l1 I.i1-utm-n:mt Justis I,ii'lltt'lI2lllt Ilmntsmm livulu-n:mf K1-Ily. U. The Qghird waztmliom At drill. :it varsity llmtlmll gilIIll'S, and tilllllllfli, l , :md fi'K'0lN'lllClt'll thnx yvur it all uthvr military fornmlions, Mo- in splcndid form :md uniipm-lvml with e-uuh llonnglfs litlh- Illt'll,l' tln- 'l'hird Bat- othvr for thc- lmnur of winning the- drill ulion, wx-rn' Ilgillll on lmnd this yvur. c'mupvI.itiol1. llra-ss:-ml in lhm- trmlitiuliul gnrh of Mcllon- ngh czuli-ls. tlu-sv Lowa-r Schuul boys 'l'hruughoul tha- ye-:ir thcsv 1-:ngvr young lllfiStt'I t'll in :1 n're-dituhlv munm-r mzmy muh-ts wx-rn' l'2ll't'l.lllly guidn-d :md llvlpvd plinsrs of drill. including thi- mzmual of in thc-ir work in lllllltilry Sl'lt'lll'l' am irms. 'l'he- he-at ol' drums in the-ir own tau-tics hy Mr. Hurry A. lhl4ll'HllllltxT drum vurps and tha- waving of their assisted by Capt. Edward Kvnny. :1 Vri- Utlllllllllly Hugs in tha- lrrvrze- gave an e-run of lIllll'll 1-xpmrivlu-v, :md hy Mr uldrd spnrklv :und im'e-ntiw lo all drill vVt'Stt'l'llK'l'g:illlKl l.l. Quintin V. 'Fliompson wriuds. All the' ounlpanie-s of the Bat- both of thu l,owcr Svllliol fm-lllty. me dwg Mr. llzirry A. Mllcllzlmcr h h Q Rlujm' Q'h:n'lcs Niclmls lfmiliizmrlzult nl thc l-mx'c1' bchmml l'OfXll'.XNY lf: faint. Robertson, l.t. Slim-11114-1'cl, l.t. llrum-tt. t'OMl'fXNY lf: Vupt, Niclmls, l.t. Furnish, l.t. Nolte-, l.t. 'lllilies 555-5 l'OlXll',-XNY li: liillll. XYilgis, l.t. llictrivli, l.l. XYilIs. he Clcfzfmlify 'l'hc cavalry. this yi-ar, though sniallcr than in prcvious ycarrs. ncvcrtliclcss hcld np thc high standard ot' good work which has hccoinc a tradition in this organiza- tion. At. thc bcginning of thc school ycar twenty-cight vohlntci-rs applicd for incin- lwrsliip and aftcr a thorough tcst fourtccn wcrc acccptcd. VVith thcsc rccrnits thi- troop was :ihlc to form two platoons of thrcc squads cach. Anothci' addition to thc troop this ycar was thc rc-prcscntation of hluc fonrragcrcs, which wcrc first awarded to thc troop sonic Hftccn ycars ago. Under the new iiiilitary scicncc and tactics program, Mr. Willis Lynch, who was at-tivcly conncctcd with thc training of Mcllonogli cadctr prior to their in- duction into scrvicc during thc past conflict. continncd as dircctor of thc cavalry. With thc assistancc of l.icntcnants Vl'int-gar, Sparks. Krogstfid. and Allcn. the troop was drillcd in prcparalion for thc .lunc coinpctitivc drill, which involved, among othcr rcquircincnts, inonntcd drill, :i harchack light, nionntcd pyrsunids. and an cxccution of lnan-back jumping. Liciltciiant XYllll'fl'1ll', llicntcnanl .'Xllcn, ljcntcnant Sparks, l,it-uit-nam lii'og'stad. . -.,- A., .lfg .A Qghe wand 'l'lu- Slll00l lmml. lllNll'l' ilu- llll't'i'tl0Il ol Nlr. liu-li:ir4l li. Nlmym-r. :is in 'mst ve-:mrs plnvm-il :ul llllllllflfllll purl lil ilu- 'ik'llYt - v w ol llu- M-liool. lllftlllglllillt tlu- vm--nr ll HHlJSll'liK'llH most ol' flu- rxssvlillvlia-S :uul plnym-ml :A iz-ry lurgv roll IH tlu- 1'lllt'!'l'Illl nu-nl :nl ilu- loollmll gunu-s. XIV. liiclixiril Nli'Xk'I' 'l'lu- llllIlllll'l' ol nu-mln-is in Iliis organ N 'J llire-ctol' ol' ilu- Hain lliltlllll. llll'lyl1Yl'. NYJIN lill' lll l'Xt'l'SS ol l:u.t vs-:ir N 1-nrolluu-ni :nul in-ulv llu- lunul mu- lil' Ilu- lurgm-al in ilu- liiwiory ol' xlt'llUll0Qfll. Al llu- tiuu- of tlu- writing of tlnix .irtu-la-. ilu- outlook for Hu- lu-xt ye-ur sc-Q-nu-ml lvriglil. SllIl'l' only lllllll' eu-uiorw. llowe-ll. l3:u'r:nu-o, W'i1liiz. :uul ljilllllgllillll will lm-:iw in .lmu-. in vu-w oi tlu- kv vn iinh-uw-sl that is lu-ing lll2lllll'l'Slt'd in tlu- lmlul. llu-rv wlioulml ln- no troulwlm- in filling ilu-sv x':u-:uiuim-s. l,u-im-1111111 lllllllljqlilllll. lfin-1114-1i:n111 VW-lilz ' . f A pgquf-1. X , V' k -Q V Q xl 1 CWCMWMQS in .5-,, V, Zl,y'W,lf J 40 H THE CHRISTMAS BAZAAR ow' Q, First Ittiw: l.t-It lu ltiglit-.Xntit'rstiii, t'laii't', Wilit'i:ai', Adams, l'tilltu'k, 13, St-t'tnitl Huw: Dtwscli, Itiwhartls, Smith, K., t'ai'tt'i', Httvrktf, Wxtllatw-. J, 'I'hii'tl It-ww: liillSlif'lIllt'l', Tight', tfhantly, Slit-ff, Mr. Kinartl. ativist-it First l71ll'f4t'l1, CEM' GZQ7eeIQ Tin' ll't't'L', t'tiumlt'tl in IHSIS. has st'rvt'tl as tht' wt't'kly journal ot' Nlclltmtigli Sclmtil for m't'r sixty-four yvars. This papvr, whit'h is tif intt'rt'st to alumni, patrons, :intl l'rit'ntls tit' tht' st-litml. hatl as its ctlitor this yt'ar l.ut'it'n Yvinvgar. who wtirkvtt ttigt'tht'r with tht' staff. untlvr tht- guitlanvt' of Mr. Kinartl. to puhlish a worthy palwr. l'lvt'ry ll't't'L' mt'mht'r t'tmpt'ratt'tl willingly antl tlisplayvtl Hut' intt'rt'stV, many taking part in st'vt'ral prt'ss t't!llft'I't'Ilt't'S ht'ltl. :mtl gaining valualilt' kritiwlvtlgr tit' journalism tlirtiuglitiut tht' yt'ar. Cmie tfgegacy This yt'ar. all thrt't' tit' tht' IIIIIIUI' t'lasst's wt'rt' rt'prt'st'ntt'tl tm tht: Lt'gru'y stall. Yvith .lvnkins t'rtmiwt'll as t'tlitm-. l.awstm .lump as husinvss managt'r, antl Nlr. Grt't'nt' again acting as t'at'ulty sptinsor. this grtmp of thirtt't'n hoys, with tht' ht'lp tit' mt'mht'rs of tht' scnitir t'lass. J1SSlllIIt'tl tht' rtwptmsiliility for pr0tlut'ing tht' litmk. 'I'ht'st' t'atlt'ts 1LfIltlll'Y'l'tl inftnwnatitm, wrtitt' artit'lt's. typtwl lt'ttt'rs. took pit'turt's. stnlit'itt'tl atlvt'rtist'iiit'nts. stiltl hooks, :mtl pt'rt'tirmt'tl tht' IlllIlit'I'0llS tasks int-itlvrit to puhlisliing a yt'arhtitil4. This .vt'ar's Itl'ffIll'.l1, whit'h l't'atlirt's a largjvr htitik with mort' plt'ntit'ul illustratitms, is In-t'st'ntt'tl to its t'rit'ntls in tht' hopt' that. it, will prtivt' of intt'rt'st to all. ittiwt 'Ia-tl in Night-.Immi. Mr. Grt-t-nv, t'itimwt'll, Stwtmtl lttiw: Maytw, Strutlwivk, Vain. Wtitillf-y, 'Vhirtl lttiw: lv-lltit-k. ll., Natassa, lill!'l1llil1N. nw .1 11: T111 111 R1 11 11111 1 111s 1-111111 11111 I11lNh11m11 1111111111111 1, '1 1 11 1. 11111111-y. T11111 111W 111- 51 ll C11 n1 klll ll 11 1 1 1 CEM fqllwn Qebatang Socaefy 1 1-.1 s1-11111:1s1i1- 11111 11 12, - 1 . 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XVilli:uu Allvii, us xim' prl'si4ln'ul: llnlwrl l'miu:ill.v :is wl'r1'l:ir.x': :uul Civorgi' l3i:u'uiii:ilws. :im ll'l'II5lll'l'l'. m'm1ilill'll'rl ilu' slvr ul' nllivvrs. I 1 Iuixx lull all Ilipglil Ili:u'l1iiv,ulx-i-., Viiiriiuiiiia. M1-iilL:1'iiivi'y, '2. Sli-mlilsiiwl Tvvvvllvl Il-iw. mllv, 1 lvliuy. f:ruli.i.lyA lXIi--- ill: .XIV I'lu'l. zulll:-rr! First Huw: IA-It ti- Rig:ht-Sllllivzni. Ilrutiggh, Ili:-ht, Hiisf-i'. ,Xhhm-y, N111 llilh-spit-. Whitt-. Ehumu Wim-g::n', Nzlyer, '1'lim'pv, Sm-mul Huw: lmwliswii, Agn-, S1N'I1l'l'l', Fi'-lil, llrvsi-lllrn-111, livknlt Iimw-In-1's, J.. l1lllVlH'l'S, Wziltm-V. Iii--ffm-nhzu-h, Wiwlitz. 'I'hi1'1I IU-xv: SllElY'iiH, l'UiliQ'lllZ, Ku I':11'sm1, Crmnwell, Wutvizmm. Wattcrwitld. Knight. Smith, li., Slml'l:1l':l. he Qlee Climb NVith Mr. Gillcspiv :tguin :tcting :ts iiirvvtor. thx- Ulu- Vinh was ln':nrd :at various fllIli'ti0llS through thc yuur. 'l'ilt'iI' niost rlotuhlt- lH'I'i0Y'lll2llIl'l'. pt-rhaps, was givvn :nt tht- Buzztzlr Variety Show. XVIICH thc' l'llI'illiYIS purtcci, it :tppvztrwi that tht- viuh had iwcn tramsportcd dirvctly to M0ry's C':1ft'. wlwrt- thvy rvrlcivrvii. with t'xvvilt'nt n'H'1'ct. in traditional collt-gc rirvss. thc XVifft'nptmf Sung. Irvin isl'I'iiIl'S W'hih- f'ilY'iHtlllilSi, was sung :ns :tn vilcorv. At tht' film' this :n'tit'lt- wvnt to pri-ss. thx' club was I't'ilL'HI'Sil1g for :1 lmrmitivznst on-r XVISAL. amutl N 'Nor 1 Cn ntlrm an St hol tr I L ll l1t,r 'r'cm P' . C4111 munrmnx S: X i I. . ' ti 1869 - 1531-7 I' 1 1 fighter gwoments 1 X Wthletics v '3??Yif'ii3'Ygf2wf' '21 . , ,,A. 1,,',. I qi :Qin :gm ' 1-frgiff? - ,1'- 4?'iIg'fi' H' - ,N z -.g'1EL.:',, A -if jx .'!'f1iS.2 5.5- . . , P 5 .L.1' K ...f .a x., Z 1 ,,, VL., : ,jx '. f Q f A,-Aff?-1 wfffvf--' ti fQL:l'--:if-H5 A i',u'x.ifefgfr 'fg?hc,g if ' 'gf' '- 151533 , - 11 1-'3g'12.'gv: A- ,g,f-'ini ,.,4EFw.Jffg'T fq5!'3 . ' h' :L'1'YF.,? 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SIDIFII also ran IllzLfIl m tllv IlJll lI-flgflltlllg, Ivut lIN'X!ll'I'll'Ill'l'KI. squad. IVIu'n lln- timm' CJIIIH' to hand out thm' Iaurvls. thx- tcam showvrl up wvll. Among tlu- playvrs vhosm-n Ivy thu S11r11n111r'1'.v and thx- .Yr'zc'.v l'o.s'l for IIOIIUFJIIYIU IIICIIIIOII wvrm' Vulliv Adams. .Iolnmy Iloward, Iivx Gilv, Tony Cirillitlls, and Uvorgv Ilia vumakos. Hill Allvn not only calm' through to makv svcoml-string wilt:-r on Imotll ilu' .Sllrrprllwlmv flllll lln' .Xl'1L'.V l'n.vl !XII'AIJll'.YIfllllI lvams, but also was UIIUSVII as :I XII-l'ormic'k LIIISIIHQ Ilvrw for llis Iwrilliallt 0I'I'L'IIHIY1' and mlvfcllsivv work IIITUIIQII- out Ilan' scuson. VARSITY FQOTBALI, SQUAIM- fvff-If fum: 1,4-ff f., 1vf,.,1,1ss1uma-11, ol-mall., CQilIw1'l, IIIk'l-IAUIIIIIIVII, Iiizncunlalcos, I'wIzi1x, I'lll'iI, lloxvzml, Ilarflcxa, lhmnlills. .Slwollfl lfow lim-lly, Ii.. IIIJIIIIIQUV. .Xrl:uns. Ifink, I'I'HlIIXXL'II, Cain, Sparks, jump, lfox, XYRLIKTIIIIIII, Collllzllly IIUIKINIIIIIII. Tflllllf lx'o':u: XIV. Ifytln, cozlch, SIIIIIIllgI?lll'Q', Llpokv, ,Xu ,XIII-11, lfalmy, Cowan lah, Iolmh-nm, Xlulxly. XII. IR-.usoo, assmant coach. f.Xlmsn-nl: M11 Ilarrus, assnstant UYZICIIE x I I F - --M----. ..-,Q......... A , I ,..nAa.aE5g A. .lf - 5 N, , n PI 1 K y .finesup for the Qilman Qame Di2lL'llllliAkl3S FQB. Polzin Howard R.H. L.H. XVIHCTIIIJLII - Dieffenbach Q.B. Adams Cowan Ford Allen Griffiths Gilc ILE. R.'I'. R.G. C. LG. I..T, Polzin and Howard, Co-captains Allen. All-Maryland J um p LE. POLY: 75 MMJONOGII: 0 lingim-urs spoil Cadets' debut in night tilt at Stadium. Howard, Poly quarterback, sneaks over, gains only tally, though Cadct dcfcnsc, spear- licadvd hy Bill Allen, sparkle. ST. JOE: 23g M1-DONOGII: 6 Bi-rnic Olsson, Gai-ls' stellar half- hack, lcads Joscpliitcs in thumping of fighting Fythiucn. A Howard-to- Connally an-rial provides Orange and Blau-k's lone score. LOYOLA: 205 Mc-DONOGII: 13 A thrillcr from start to finish. lJlill'llllHlk0Q and Connally hit pay- dirt for injury-ridden Cadets. Out- cmuc of hittcrly fought fray in halancc until final whisth-. l OItl'iS'1' PARK: 195 Mc-DONOGH: 0 'FilllllJlll'l'llil-lHll'Cd Foresters dis- play spucd and stratugy to great advantage. Cadets just c'an't get moving, so Green and Gray chalk up a shutout at hosts' cxpcnsc. Warsl! ootbcall ST. PAUIIS: 18g M4-DONOGII: 13 Cadets drop heart-breaker to Crusaders. Howard-to-Adams aerial good for '1'.1J. Alert Andy Polzin, after intercepting a Dean toss, scampers over from one-foot line. Although time is short, Cadet rooters refuse to leave as their team lmattlcs to thc last minute. CAl,Vl+lR'l' HALI.: 213 McDONOGH: 7 Joe Mellendiclis charges prove too much pigskin savvy for improv- ing Eythmen. Fullback lliacumakos tallies Cadets' sole six-pointer. Early lead piled up by Cards too much lo cut down. Sleeper-play clicks for visitor 'I'.D. M4-DONOGII: Gy GILMAN: 0 Arch-rivals from Roland Park how hcfore capacity crowd. High- stepping Blue-Gray hack, Bo Willis, is stymied as Cadet forward wall plays best game of campaign. Johnny Howard flips accurate toss to dim- inutive Andy Polzin, who garners only score of afternoon. Gilman rally in final period frustrated by penalty. Cadets gain coveted Price Cup as result of triumph. N11-DONOGH: 75 SEVERN: 7 Little Admirals come from hchind to gain deadlock with Cadets. Boh Connally Sprints around end for llythmen's lone T.D. Hosts' pass play good for their counter. I X 1100111.11111 SQl'.Kli:-I4'11'x1 1 1 4 ll .' l111': 1.1111 111 Ri, 11, 1 lll IN 11111111 Slzlss, l'2ll'Sl1'llS, N1-11111211111 S1-1-111111 111111' 11111y,,v1 1 H lss 1111111111 41111111-, A11111-y, 1111111-. .11:1l11111111-, l11'l'k Il. IN11 111 S 1 11111 N11 lll 1111111 N11 1 1'111'11 1' 1-11'11-11 11111 ' ' . 1.. 1-1, 11.. l1111's1111. 1x,, 111111111 1 H1111 1 111 111 I1 1'h:1111-y, Smith. 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Wil1vp::ii', lla'-l'I -lu bn-h, S--hwah, .l,, tirilliihs, Arlznns, Iliavuinakos, Sparks, KW Mr Ilornvr, wlzlvll Cllcizrsilfy Wrestling vi.. is . 1. .f..- v - 1 , 4 .., XVitl1 only four vi-tcrans ra-turning from last ya-ar's squad to form thi- vi-iitvr of 1 tm nn the 4 :dat gripplmr utr: h nnpe ra d tht first pxrt of thi si ison hy lll rxpi-rivm-1-. llowi-va-r. foacli Ilornm-r soon shapcd a tc-ani which wont llll'0ll0'll thi' . . . , ,. , , ...4 H xcar with a rvvord ol six vsms om loss md. at tho vlnnax oi ooinpvtltion. a I7-17 aw with llattvrson Park In thc Intorscliolastic-s tho inatinen iinishvd third hi-hind Pattvrson and 0lItllt'!'Il. 'l'wo m-hanipions, Captain Luc lVinc-gar. !28 lhs., and David Ki-lly. IIS lhs.. along with svm-onrl-plac'L- honors at I-L5 lhs. hy .lack S4-hwah, a third plam- hy Otts lJlL'H'0YllHlCll, 136 lhs.. and thrvc- fonrths hy Chap Morrison. 105 lhs.. Tony Griffiths. 155 lhs., and Divk Stoddard. 165 lhs.. compile-rl Mc- llonoglfs QW: points. ln addition to those! hoys llonald lintte-r. H15 lhs.. llilly lll1'l'lil'. ll5 lhs.. .linnny Turnvr and Francis Aicllo, l2I lhs.. flown-ll llowvll. H55 lhs.. and Kin: Sparks, nnliniitcd, also saw varsity coinpvtition. Aftvr wrvstling two honts Basil Km-lly, tlira-c-yi-ar veteran, was injnrcd and sidvvlinvd for tht- l1'lIlflllll.ll'l' of tho sn-ason. For thi- first tllllth 1-onipctition was Also proinotn-d with a .l.Y. tm-ani. fo-cap tainvd hy llava- Mm-l'llroy and fonway illinghain. our .l.V. group coinplvtvd ils four-nn-vi svason, llinlvfe-ah'il. l.Al ll0SSl-I SQl'.tIb:-First Row: Lvl! to ltiL:liI-Mvlillroy. llnss, l'o1w, Ilose-nlwrg, Unmlnins, lllPfl'L'l'llJZlL'll, Moorv, li.. Field, llriffilhs, Ford. Sn-voml Row: Ali: Sniink, noni-ll, Adams, Uowun, Qmith, Q . W., tim-vii, Mnlloin-e, .l., Irvin, Uhzni-Ay, Kvlly, H., ltlziyvr, ingr. 'l'hir4l Row: Frost, Muhly, 'I'h0mpSon, Pivrson. Mzmgels, SlIlltlt'I'lklIlll, Gow, Sqn-:iw-i', Fox, IJ. C fcairsafy Jgczcmsse lla-spitv thx- fm-t that only tlnrm- lt'i,tt.'l'lllt'll l't'lIll'lIt'll froni Inst ym':1r's group. luv nsing tln-sv nn-n :mtl l'ornn'r .l.V. tail:-nt. t'o:n'h Sinink was uhh' to start the- wason with :n wcllAlml:un-ccl te-uni. Ami nltliongh only tlirw gninvs lnnl hm-n playa-il whvn this :nrtit-lv was writtvn, the- tt-:nn was -1lre':uly giving promise- of turning in :1 praise-vvorthy rvvorrl. Sparrows Point High, tln- first opponvnts to sm- thi- Sniinkincn opt-mtl-, was rivtl-:itz-tl, 5'2Q :intl Scvvrn. whivh followvcl. wvnt flown to thc score- of Ci-2. A strong l rin-mls :iggre-gntion lurokv the- t':ule-ts' winning strvnk hy an I0-2 trouna-ing. At :attack tln- only rvtiiriiiiig YK'lQl'l'!lll was l'l1:irlin- Unininins. who was sup- portvd hy Al Spmicvr :incl limi Nlnhly. Manning inicl-fichl posts we-rv Oth llivl' l4t'Illl?ll'lI, 1-4-iltw, Tony flriltitlls. :incl 'l'ini lfivltl. Holding clown tlt'l't'llSt' positions 'incl nwcil :ihnost inti-rt-linngcuhly 0 wt-rv two se-ts of trios. 'l'hi- first st-t 1-onsistt-ll ol' lctte-rnmn Bill Cowan. .luck lfrost. :intl Bill 'l'hoinpson, lfillingj out the' rccoml salt wr-rc Kirv Pierson, liogt-r Nluligggrls. :intl Vnllie- Arhnns. Gllarlling tlw nrt again this ycur was two' yn-:ir vvtcrmi Ht-nry ltosenln-rg. - A .'i I li SSI-Iliklili 'I'l-ZXNI:-I ii'sl llowt 1,1-fl to iiiQ.2'ill7li2lI'Ii4'll, Whitt-. Fuhy, Alain-y, I'olzin. Sm-timid How: Ilixu-nmukos, SiliiiillL1lllll':.2, mlilh--rt, Uooko, Xlvlhllloupgli, Wzxln-rmzm. 'Pop How: Iwolmst. I'i1-rsun, 1I,. Iluusnral, Sniilh. Ii. I., .Xlix lil'llilllll1, 1-um-li. fmrszily as In M iYith thv rvturn ot' nina- playa-rs from hast yt-:1r's sqnuzi, C'o:u-h If-hlnu fir-uIi:nn's varsity lmsvhull t1-:nn :nltii-ip:1tvcl :i Slll'I'l'SSi.lli sm-:ison this vvur. 'l'h4- hoys with varsity vxpn-rim-in-v wm-rm' l':ipt:1in Huy linhy. John Ilownrd. llnrohl NVhitm-, Andy Polzin. Morris lI:1rch'n, Gvorgv l,i2lt'lllllIlk0S. Harm-y Cooke-. Ulltvlln Zvrhv. :und l i'1'1i Prohst. XVhitv was shntm-xl to rm-sinnv his position :nt thi' hot corm-r. whih' Ilnrdvn was to play shortstop. :anti Z1-rhv. svvoild. Ralph Sl'iliiiillgIilllT'g'. up from thc .i.V.'s. was trying to nail flown tirst. Di:lc'nin:1kos. Prohst, VV:1t1'r- nmn. :ind Ahhcy wcre' slutui for outfichl duty. 'l'lu- pitching 4-orps was li4':uh'ci hy l :nhy :ind C'ookv, with vVJltK'Y'IllIlll :intl Prohst in rvsvrvv. llownrd was to h:1n1ih' tha- pitcln-rs' S W, HSiilIItS.H with Kc-n Smith :ns his lllllit'THtllliy. hv l,oui-ks, Slim-arvr. and C. Johnson. High and hroaml junip- lllg positions wa-rm' tillml lay Hn-ars. l,oucks. and Sparks. K. In thi- polm- vaulting 1-lass wt-ro l h-ck, Sparks. K.. Svlf. anal 'oolh-y. lic-pix-sclitilig tlu- Urangjc and lilavk in the' wvighl IIIYISIUIIH wr-ru Sparks. lx.. Colwlvntz. VK:ltn-rhvlxl. anal l'1nk. yl. f , Y IIt,U'Ii SQl'.KIl:-lfirst Row: l,r-fl to Right-Al1', lit-ntz, voavh, Knowle-s. Slit-arvr, Uounally 1 un, Alzu-Kmizio. Mr. I'um-km-ll, vmu-h. Sw-oiul How: l'l'llt'l'l2lI'll, Woollvv. Alvars, Jump, Iuulle-v rk, Alatlhe-ws. 'l'h'rd liow: 'l'i'h+-. Slmhlarll, Walt-rlivhl, l'mhavk, f'ar'ozza, Ninos, Iauuh F- C l Iullius, l'lUlII'lll How: Alai-l'alIuln. Iloyvr, Vlapp. l.ou1-ks, .Xliiln-rsou. l'HllIlUl'S, nigr, Filth llow lolrlrrllil. llowvll, Mui-llvr, ltouis, Slrudwii-k, .Kg--ti. Ilrowu, .I., Fl:-1-k, Sparks, K., Se-If. QEM le VVlu'n this articlv wont to prvss. Sli-llonoglfs young tram-li tvani, 1-utr-ring its swoml ya-ar of varsity C0lllIN'tlti0Il. unclvr tht' li-aclt-rsllip of Mr. l r1-ml Bvntz. was lllIll'll inlprovi-Ll ovcr its initial start tht' yvar lwforc. A niajority of last y1'ar's lm ltm-run-n hail rc-turm-cl to thx' squad. only a tl-w having hu-n lost through graduation llam-k from last yvar's group in the niilv and llllllzllllll' wt-rc lioh Nluvlh-r l it-k Stomlclarcl. and Clln-we-ll How:-ll. whiln- in-wc-onu-rs in this 4-lass wvrt- llufllvy ror. and Agn-. YVinticl1l fain. anothcr vi-tcr:m, again was prvparing for quartvr lIlllt'. :Incl with hiui we-rv sm-Vm':1l nvw arrivals. LlIlllHll'll, luulr. aml Nlichlvlton. In thc sprints. tm-:un captain Bob tonnally prolnisz-al to lin- up to his grvat rvpulation. Gar- luul Mn-ars and Lawson .lump altvrnatt-cl in tht- 100-.x':11'4l incl 220-yard clasln-s. .lump also was thi- tt-:uu's lcading hurcllvr. supportccl .. w - . v - w. v IENNIS Tl-IAM:-Sitting: I.:-ft to Ilight-Ki-ogstaul, Hoffman, Almxtgmmlry, R., Ili:-trivh. Stnndin XI1' I'll'9Pll 1-olxvh l'oll 1-k slim-ff Vrvif 4'l'1irr . 1. , , 1 , .. Tennis iviih Nt'Vl'll vm-tc'r:ins from lust ym-:ir's sqnzui in the' lim'-up, thx' lllC'll1ill'l'S thc li-nnis tc-:nn wm-rv quiti- optiniistim- :lhont thvir c'hum'm-s of capturing thx' Mm' land Scholastic crown. In 4-omln-tition last sm-:ison tha' iZt'llIll had :L 2-7 rvvord, hu nl nh-hm-s of which ws-rv lost hv '1 vlosv -L-Ci sm-ora-. iouch i.:irscn lwiivvvd. howev that his nvtnn-n would hoast il niorc imprc-ssivv standing in their svvond yvur oi plwy. Though :I pvrinnm-nt imhh-r had not. lwvn t'HtIli!iiHilt'd whvn this :irtic-lv wan to pre-ss, thc' tn-ntutivv lim--up wus: Singlvs Douhics I. i'oli:u'k 13. ilivlrivh Ii. Slivfi' 1-. Krogslmi 5. lioH'ni:nn ti. Ure-il' 7. l'l:lire' S. Nlonlgoni ti I. i'oli:u-k-Krogshui 2. llictrich-Gm-if IS. Stit'i'T'IIOfi.llHlll 4. C'luire--Montgolne-ry gmmmzuzvml goofbczll MAIRINICS NAVY COAST GUARD ARMY fl,l'ilglll' Lqlillllliillllf-G5 Um 95116 Ciazmpms appreciation Thr- Staff of Tlzf- 191118 I,1'g11c'11 m-xtvlulr-. its thanks to :ill who have lll'llll'll to make this hook sux-ccssful, :md to thi- following in ll2ll'tlC'lllZlI'2 Our :nlvc'rliscrs. whosi' putronzigu has ninth' Thr' ISHS Imyuc-If possihlv. Mr. Louis Stccsc oi' Mc-rshou Studio, who took most of thn- pictures. Mr. Jam-li Gold of The Collvgiutc Pllllllhllillg' Co.. for his p:iticm'c and helpful suggcstions. Thosz- mm-mba-rs of tho Adxninistrution. Faculty. :md Stuff of thc school who hclpcd in so many ways whilc thc hook was ln-ing compiled. Mr. VV:1ltcr Cook, husim-ss nmnugor of thc school. for his gl-nurous and prompt zissistunca-. II4-nry Krogstud. who spcnt lllillly hours typing tha- :irtic-la-s that uppcur in this hook. Brin-1' Pollock :md l rcd Mita-lu-ll, for taking :nul lll'Y1'l0lllllg' tha- iuformuls. Mclvin J. Burnham. Jr., for his oulstzimling lN'l'l.'0I'lIlilIli'K' in ohtuining zidvcrtisuilwnts. E1 El In Commemorating the 105th Year of the Founding of the Poole Companies We Pay Tribute to One of Its Original Founders and a Great Friend oi McDonogh School Poole Poole Robt. Poole Poole GERMAN H. HUNT 61 Ferguson .... 5: Hunt .......... Poole 61 Son Co. ..... . Eng. G Machine Co. . . Fdry, :S Mach. Co. ....... . 1843 1851 1889 1903 1932 POOLE FOUNDRY Sz MACHINE COMPANY woonnmnnv. BALTIMORE. Mn. EASTERN WELDING G RADIATOR COMPANY Bank :S Eaton Streets Baltimore 24. Md. Br. 6654-55 Wreck Work Our Specialty Replacement Parts Compliments of BRADLEY 6 BAKER KESWICK PHARMACY Wm.' J. Schmalzer 505 West Cold Spring Lane Phone, HOpkins 0321 Phone Pikesville 1295 THOMAS l. SEIBOLD Lawn 6 Golf Course Equipment Sales -0- Service Garrison, Md. THE ARCHER LAUNDRY CO Laundry Storage Rug Cleaning Dry Cleaning Vemon 7600 Compliments of THE PEOPLES BANK PIKESVILLE. MD. Y Member F.D.l.C. Member Federal Reserve System A Compliments of Ryan Fuel Corp. 2701 FALLS ROAD BALTIMORE, MD. VEmon 4104 A Ba1timore's Cash Iewelry Store Phone Plaza 6739 Theo. OVERBECK and son 212 North Liberty Street Above Lexington Street AMMANN' Music Store Cash Iewelers Since 1887 206 N. Liberty Street WM- M- MHYNHDIEB State Registered Lund Surveyor IX reliable and dependable store ' I H Lots - Farms - Sub Divisions to buy anythmg muslcal 1932 Ioppa Rd. - Boulevard 777 Mohawk U382 WILLIAM I. FOLEY Flowers rvmmou Luzon aim Realtor - Insurer Ilemy c. Eskin, Mgr. Property Management A , Appraisals 3129 W. Dclvcdovc Ave., Baltimore l5, Md. - aa-, I 1413 Rcisterstown Rd.. MEN's sl-lop Pikesville. Md. of Phone. Pikcsville 530 PIKESVILLE Nationally Advertised Member ol Real Estate Board Shoes and Furnishings of BCiltiII10!'G BEST WIS!-IES TO IVICDONOGH SCHOOL Schulte-United Stores, Inc. llunior Department Storcsl Harold B. Mottern. Balto. Mgr. 215 West Lexington Street E' .. Ep Pikes 731 VALLEY TAXICABS Located at Crown Service Station Opposite Pike's Theatre We are as near as your Telephone G. B. CALTRIDER Hardware - Furniture - Frigidaire Refrigerators - Ranges - Appliances Reisterstown, Md. Tel. Reisterstown 161 - G 6 M - Paper Co. 3700 BANK STREET We Buy Paper Baltimore 24, Md. BEALL MOTOR COMPANY Sales FORD Service Stevenson, Green Spring Valley Maryland Telephone Pikesville 485 Bus.-Pikesville 1123-W - Res.-Liberty 4750 IOHN B. FBOMM Registered Master Plumber 904 Reisterstown Rd. - Pikesville 8, Md. Pikesville 458 P- We Call For 6 Deliver ARTHUR E. CALTRIDER Betholine - Richfield - Richlube E. M ' tt Qzzlo e Wolfe 9337 Tires, Tubes 6: Accessories COMPLIMENTS Becker Pretzel Bakeries INC. BALTIMORE. MD. COLUMBIA. PENNA. Lubrication Service - Car Washing Established 72 Years Ago Our Reputation Speaks FOR ITSELF .lolnn Dillmar 8g Sons Inc. Since 1876 800-808 E. PRATT STREET LUMBER 6. MILLWORK Distributors Homasote Celotex Masonite Upson Board Plywood Sheet Rock Doors, Sash, Stair Work Call PLaza 1671-1672-1673 EJ El Clnmplimenis Bearings Service Co. 10 l 9-2l Cathedral St. Vemon 5400 Baltimore. Md Westminster 570 Westminster. Md Distributors ot:- AUTOMOTIVE PARTS G EQUIPMENT DU PONT REFINISHES MACMILLAN Oll. Complete Machine Shop Qf 7 rienh I. 56 GOVANS MOTOR CO. Walter Wood - Clarence D. Grant Chevrolet Sales and Service Since 1922 04 York Rd. Tuxedo 3080 GEO. C. MACLARTY -- Pharmacist - V Prescriptions - Baby Needs Toilet Articles 537 E. 41st St. - Belmont 6783 Ut Illl lull E A Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1948 GLASER BAKERY G ICE CREAM Baltimore. Md. V till! eokalcl Automotive Co. ENGINE REBUILDING CRANKSHAFT GRINDING ...g- 4616 230 W. CHASE STREET till' 3 t i' Vi A V, 1 -, Uqv Baltimore's Finest Funeral lvlansion The impressive brownstone Man- sion of Wm. Cook, Inc. provides the ideal setting for a funeral. Centrally located, tastefully dec- orated, the Mansion fulfills every requirement of the family. A sympathetic and competent staff relieves the relatives of many dis- turbing details. Traditionally Fine Funerals Fairly Priced m. Qook INCORPORATED St. Paul St. at Preston ca11MU1berry 8080 Day or Night El El ml- ra ffff Compliments of Time Baltimore Steel Company ffff Melvin I. Burnham l:e. Coal. Fuel Oil. 8 Oil Burners Pikesville 8. Md. HAMILTON PROPERTIES 'l'n-lephone HAmilton 9220 5518 Harford Rd. Baltimore 14, Md. Mrs. A. W. Stubbs-Broker Compliments oi NOll'l'l'lWO0D MARKET IOSEPH L. MATHIAS M O N U M E N T S Established 19 U6 WESTMINSTER - BALTIMORE HANOVER, PA. Compliments of I. LAWSON GILBERT Havre de Grace. Maryland Compliments of Mr. 6. Mrs. Harry E. Cook E ll lull nun nllnlnuululnnllul nuunnnl nlunlnnnnlnnn nun E CONGRATUL TIONS T0 THE SENIOR CLASS FROM Cghfe Uzuzmmmsgglcmrt Gomstrmcfiom GU. BRAGEIYS Eutaw-Saratoga 6 Clay Sts. Featuring Nationally Advertised Clothing and Furnishings LEIDNER - REGAN MOTORS. INC. , 3000-06 Wilkens Ave. Compliments of Bdllo. 23. Md. THE REISTERSTOWN LUMBER COMPANY POST WAR Pikesville sou - Forest 8040 8,6 L FIELDS PHARMACY LL 6' a Established 1892 Plkesvllle Md. Direct Factory Dealers Drugs -o- Perfumes Norman I. Levin, B. S., Prop. SALES 1- SERVICE PARTS - ACCESSORIES Compliments of Gilmor 4445 A FRIEND The Empire Construction Company tglti 31 S. CALVERT STREET Baltimore, Md. 'k'k'k'k Dock Building Pile Driving General Grading E. O. MITCHELL 8c BRO., Inc. PERRYMAN. MARYLAND 'A' 'k i' Canners of HMITCHELUS BRAND Whole Kernel WHITE and GOLDEN SWEET CORN 'A' if' 'k Phone: Aberdeen 621-I THE MARYLAND HORSE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION A non-profit. service organization. devoted to the welfare of the horses and horsemen of the Stale of Maryland. If you are interested in buying or selling a horse or a Maryland farm, it there is anything you want to know about racing or the racetracks of Maryland, if you are interested in any matter pertaining to the breeding of horses ot any type in Maryland: if you are interested in Maryland's cross country races or its widely spread fox hunting facilitiesg if you want to get a pedigree, a racing record or a family history of one of your horses, if you want to know about Maryland horse shows or its fine draft horses, or if you want an auction sale conducted in Maryland of your Thoroughbredsp in short, if you have any horse problems, or want any horse service, get in touch with our organization. Henry L. Straus, President Rigan McKinney, lst Vice-President Iohn P. Pons, 2nd Vice-President Goss L. Stryker, Secretary-Treasurer Humphrey S. Finney, Field Secretary Office Address: I DIXIE DRIVE. TOWSON 4. MARYLAND Telephone: Towson 630 E un ll' E E hu In B Compliments of a Friend CM 3. S. Iacob Gross, Ir., Pres. Francis W. Pramschufer, Treasurer Edw. T. Miller, Vice-Pres. Douglas Ober, Vice-Pres. Telephones-Plaza 0892-3-4 JACOB GRGSS, Jr. Incorporated INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS 38 South Street Baltimore Z, Maryland - Representing - THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OI' NEW YORK THE PHOENIX ASSURANCE CO. LTD. OI' LONDON THE HOME INDEMNITY CO. m s El' ' E1 LLOYD E. MITCHELL, Inc. Enginem C9 Conimiiom' PLUMBING HEATING AIR CONDITIONING POWER PLANTS SHEET METAL ROOFING Exclusive Distributor WESTINGHOUSE AIR CONDITIONING 4650 REISTERSTOWN ROAD Baltimore 15. Maryland Liberty 1241 Phone, Pikesville B09 T. R. CALTRIDER Hardware - Paints - Oils Electrical Appliances - Feeds - Seeds 1306 Reisterstown Road - Pikesville, Md. Tuxedo 0146-2500 We Telegraph Flowers FRED C. BAUER Florist and Nurseryman 181-187 Gittings Ave. - Balto. Md Compliments ot DR. E. P. DAGON Compliments ol A FRIEND EMPIRE BUILDING CLEANING CO. Sandblasting - Pointing O'Sullivan Building - Phone Mu. 6207 S. C. Wolman Compliments ot PORTER T. BOND Architect 214 E. Lexington St. - Baltimore, 2, Md. I, I lllll Compliments of A FRIEND - HEADQUARTERS SINCE 1936 -i CARS - AND - SERVICE Weil and Scott Bros., lnc. 1111 CATHEDRAL ST. BALTIMORE 1, MD. HAVE YOUR CAR SERVICED HERE-MOST NASH OWNERS DO! COMPLIMENTS OF C. Markland Kellg tirir Compliments of A FRIEND 'k i' 'k Office-Pl. 4357 - Residence-Fo. 8437 Harry E. Morrison GEO. E. MORRISON 6 CO. Wholesale HAY - GRAIN - FEED Specializing in Quality Clover Mixed Hoy, Wheat Straw lfree of chcffl and Outs. Our Motto Service 24 Commerce St. - Baltimore. Md. E1 I3 COMPLIMENTS OF PBIIICO Corporalion 5601 EASTERN AVENUE Baltimore 24. Maryland COMPLIMENTS OF GLASSIPS, INC. Manufacturers oi Cellophane Drinking Straws 'A' 'A' -A' TOWSON 4. MARYLAND El El c Compliments of .... A FRIEND Wi, EJ u -5.80 -5-C U4-'llailu n 0 o. U M I- G J: L44-lu uf w Q51 O 0 L- C-N5 0 O fa,-1 1- L. U an 5.1: In 4:4 ED u .ao on H n Nl D of,.o .sa get u SIX was QD N ,S-u o. '5 SPORT E SNA 1 4 X 1 rsh .Y 41 E THAT's wh Mm 5 A R a 'rou I F rco 5 h arin2--, nxeri s 5 the Navy e s e E to Save 1 e Peace mb g Eh PM 5 lane: t PBM- A Ma 2 A R IRAN i an Ne U 5 ere's the h- h ' - 5 ore reason w y t ous 5 serve faction in an important E ? : I ..,,,..,,., , . 1 ' ' S f -eA' I V' I 'ff 5 Q 1 lf A E uluuull nn E George A. Bratt, Pres. National Sporting Goods, Inc. E1fe1fy!l2ing fn' Sport 310 E. BALTIMORE STREET BALTIMORE 2, MD COMPLIIVIENTS OF The A'Ian5eIs:I IeroIJ Company Makers of KING SYRUP AND KING PO-'I'-RIK MOLASSES WALTER B. MANGELS . . PRESIDENT G ,,,,, munnu G The Maryland Company REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Havre de Grace. Maryland Phones-Liberty 8100-8101 THE HUGHES LUMBER CO. Where There ls A Material Difference Office and Yards 5012-5029 Reisterstown Road Baltimore, Md. T. Oliver Hughes, Pres. and General Mgr. OSBORN'S FIRESTONE STORE Sherwood Products --o- Phone: Reis. 284 Reisterstown, Md., RlCHARDSON'S GRIFFITI-I G TURNER CO. WISEMAN-DOWNS CO. Seeds - Farm 6 Garden Supplies E. Miller Richardson G Co. 114 Light St. - 124 N. Paca St. 34 E. Pratt St. Baltimore, Md. EDWIN A. HOCHSTEDT Florist and Decorator 5523 Harford Rd. Baltimore 14, Md Phone-Pikesville 1511-I PIKES PEAK CLEANERS 1006 Reisterstown Rd. Our Slogan: The Height ol Quality Prescriptions Carefully Compounded PIKESVILLE PHARMACY Eli Fedder, Pharmacist. Opp. Old Soldiers Home - Pikesville Md. Phone Pikesville 516 Phone: Pikesville 555 D. HACKERIVIAN Ladies' and Gents' Tailoring Cleaning - Pressing - Altering 1208 Reisterstown Rd. - Pikesville 8, Md Opp. Old Soldiers Home Compliments of . . . SAMUEL KIRK 5 SON. INC. IN MEMORY OF Ensign C. Markland Kellg, Jr. E El El EB MAKERS Ol' THE MCDONOGH SCHOOL UNIFORM A. Jacobs 81 Sons .i...01i..i Uniform Manufacturers s- i i 24 SOUTH HOWARD STREET BALTIMORE l. MD. E I3 E n E DELCO BATTERY A Genera! Motom Value Compliments of . . Walter J. Ruppert Corp. 4lIll PULASKI HIGHWAY BALTIMORE 24. MD. LUBRICATING OILS GREASES GASOLINE FUEL OIL KEROSENE Phones W0lie 8624 - 8625 Compllments of PIKESVILLE TAILOR Ciarles F Marshall 1407! Rexsterstown Road PIKESVILLE LUMBER CO All Bulldmg Materials 6. Mull Work Prompt Delxvery Anywhere Old Court 6- Rexsterstown Roads Pxkesvxlle 8, Maryland Ikllmf 'X W KW 7 MAPLE 6. MAHOGANY BEDROOM FURNITURE MATTRESSES 6: PILLOWS Large Selection of LAMPS :Sf END TABLES SCHUSTERS 414 N. HOWARD STREET Lex 3088 .R DPW cl f1J. For Dehvery Phone. Tuneytown I5-R ,'-ww... -', -. ,u1 l I ' ' ' ' ' ' - V as N I 59 'f . A ,, x- .X mm , -Q,.. A 1- , , L4,,?l1.... Z Q QVWMQ, f f . -I -if 3 J QM 1-If . . . - xlxxxf Nga' , , A Ll - ' El 'EJ B nl E Long Live Good Old . . . McDonogh School iririr THE MODERN STATIONERY PRINTING CO. Ollice Supplies - Ollice Fumiture 17 S. Charles St. Cat Redwoodl Phone, CAlvert 4377 Compliments of ALBERT B. KURDLE Plaza 1444-1445 mmf H. Pollazrk GENERAL INSURANCE 0110 I3 Guillord Avenue Baltimore 2. Md. 'k 'A' 'A' 'A' Compliments' of A FRIEND if -if ff if McGUIRE'S FINE FLOWERS Will Brighten Lonely Hours! Reisterslown Road G Woodholme Avenue Phone: Pikesville 561 - Pikesville, Md. LILLY 8 ZEILER. INC. Funeral Home 1901-1907 Eastern Avenue - Wolfe 1442 403 S. Wolfe Streel - Wolfe 1433 700 S. Conkling St. - Wolfe 1222 Edward L. Lilly, Pres.-Treas. men Cllllile 4 muse REISTERSTOWN ROAD llust north of McDonogh Lanel A Rendezvous for Covmoisseurs of Good Living E nu H, E EI B SALES - RENTALS INSURANCE - APPRAISALS - REPAIRS - REMODELING MORTGAGE LOANS - PROPERTY MANAGEMENT T- T mm' M. ifholf 61 C0 ...Rm!f0m... O,.T.1.-.i- l02 WEST CENTRE STREET BALTIMORE l. MARYLAND LEXINGTON 6855 L1 E1 EI E The Arundel Corporation BALTIMORE 2, MARYLAND DREDGING - CONSTRUCTION - ENGINEERING - cmd - -- Distributors of - Sand - Gravel - Stone - d - Commercial SI g 'A' 'A' ir Oles Envelope Corp. tit E1 I3 E u l nnnnnlnnuluu nlnaInInnlnnunlunnrunun uluu nnnn nu, B A Good Place To Borrow A Good Place To Save LOYOLA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Main Office Charles 8 Preston Sts. - Mu 8358 Downtown Office 404 N. Howard St. - Mu 7482 CAREY MACHINERY 8 SUPPLY CO. Machine Tools - Pump 62 Compressors Mill Supplies Lex. 4800 119 E. Lombard St. - Balto. 2, Md. C. Y. Brough Phone 7231 SCHMUCK COMPANY Established 18 52 HANOVER, PA. Compliments of THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY I-Iartlord. Connecticut A Company ot Distinction THOMAS W. HARRISON. IR. General Agent 307 N. Charles St. - Baltimore, Md. Compliments of MONUMENTAL ENGINEERING 8 SUPPLY F. L. Sims N. L. Sims Ep Eg Maryland Steel Prodzzctf Co. iriri' STRUCTURAL STEEL REINFORCING BARS ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK 'k 'A' 'k MUlberry 4ll0 - Baltimore. Md. A Compliments of Alexander AND Alexander Incorporated ' INSURANCE Standard Oil Building A Phone LExington 0677 louis 11311. Qgurhemherge 8: Sun Importers of FINE ENGLISH SADDLERY TURF GOODS - STABLE SUPPLIES Established 1887 816 Madison Ave.-Baltimore l. Md. BROOKS-PRICE Bum? BALTIMORE - TOWSON I llnlllnllluul nlnunnlIllulullullllllluulunlul CI-IAS. I-I. STEFFEY. INC.. REAL ESTATE 6. MORTGAGES BROKERS 6 DEALERS Have been serving Baltimore Individuals and Institutions since 1914 and we would like to number you among our clients. Chas. H. Steitey. Inc. - I8 E. Lexington St. Phone: MUIlaerry 2412 THE L. A. BENSON CO.. INC. 8 East Lombard Street Baltimore 2, Md. Machinery. Industrial and Contractors' Supplies Try Benson First Plaza 0340 q. Compliments of Columbia Paper Products Co. PULASKI 6: MCHENRY ST. BALTIMORE, MD. 4. PEOPLES SERVICE. Inc. Laundry Dry Cleaning Gllmor 1710 1110-22 Ward St. Baltimore Compliments oi OLD COURT INN Quickie Luncheons - Delicious Dinners Reisterstown Rd. - Pikesville 8, Md. Compliments ol A FRIEND Congratulations MOYER MOTOR COMPANY Lincoln - Mercury Dealers 5401 Reistersstown Road Mohawk 6500 IOHN S. REVELLE Sun Lile Assurance Company ot Canada 1000 Baltimore Life Building Baltimore l, Maryland LExington 4111 Belmont 2972 HENRY ALBERT. IR. 6 COMPANY Plumbing - Heating - Sheet Metal Oil Burners - Stoker: - Water Pumps Gas Water Heaters Day City-Forest 1029 - County-Pikesville 81 Night-tall customersl - Tuxedo 3883 er El Best Wishes From THE PHILLIPS ROOFERS Baltimore's Oldest and Largest Home Improvement Co. 9 S. Greene St. - Baltimore. Md. Plaza BU57 Compliments of RAN DALLSTOWN BANK Randallstown Maryland We would be glad il you would visit our Qnoffed Slzorflzoms af Glzerry ggzrnz REISTERSTOWN MARYLAND Plaza 460B - Plaza 4601 Night Service Belmont 9486 - Belmont 6902 gmlarglanh Eguiel Supplg Glu. MEATS - POULTRY SPECIALTIES 'k i' 'k 227 S. HANOVER STREET Baltimore Maryland FLYNN AND EMRICH COMPANY Established 1842 Baltimore. Maryland AUTOMATIC STOKERS Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of neun Zlc Glarter Incorporated INSURANCE 23 South Street - Baltimore 2. Md. Officers: W. C. Carter C. V. Simpson Pres. 61 Treas. Vice Pres. fC. R. Carter HE. L. Worthington Secretary Asst. Secy. L. W. Marsey, Asst, Secy. t'Graduate Class of 1938 - H 1928 DOWNS Engravers - Stationers 229 N. Charles St. - Baltimore, Md. S3 Years ol Home Financing - Pikes. 1352 Liberal Dividends on Savings PIKESVILLE BUILDING G LOAN ASSO. l4ll Reisterstown Rd. - Pikesville 8, Md. Open daily, except Saturday 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday evenings 7 to 9 University 6242 ARCADE LINOLEUM CO. Floor Covering -:- Asphalt Tile Venetian Blinds C. F. Vogel 2128 Harford Rd. - Baltimore, Md. DON I' GUESS . . GET Q The Choicer Meats tor Choicer Meals 'A' ALBERT F. GOETZE, INC. 2401 SINCLAIR LANE Compliments of MACK TRUCK COMPANY 1210 E. 20th Street TRUCKS BUSES Compliments ol HARRY S. EKLOI' G CO.. INC. lll2 Cathedral Street Baltimore l, Maryland Phone, Mohawk 6040 THE MCCORMICK ASBESTOS CO. Asbestos - Cork - Rockwool Fiberglas Products 3620 Woodland Ave. - Baltimore 15, Md. THE EVIDENCE IS EVERYWHERE! Look around you - on city streets, The evidence is everywhere- at trucking terminals, on the na- the outstanding choice of Trailer tion's highways--and when you owners from coast to coast. Make see a Trailer, note that the name- Fruehaui Trailers your choice with plate usually says FRUEHAUF. utmost confidence. Fruehaui . . . the name that carries weight arner Fruellaul' Trailer o., Inc. Distributors oi Fruehaui Trailers. Unit-Built Truck Bodies, Elevating End-Gates G Winches BUSH and HAMBURG STREETS BALTIMORE 30, MD. Ebmondson l 1 l l Charles T. Brandt, Inc. E null E Ef El Compliments ol if if if Acldiyofz Clarke 6' Bro. Good Humor In Cffam Co IRON AND STEEL Geo. W. FitzPatrick Baltimore-30. Md. i 'A' 'k Give a Gilt with a School or Lodge Seal ici Attractive Display ol Gilts lor McDonogh and all Local Schools McDonogh Rings 6. Buckles .-9.- The ,lohn Troclccnlsrot Co. 310 N. PACA ST. Baltimore-1, Md. Vernon 1052 Incorporated OF BALTIMORE V Madison 5600 lT'S TUERKES FOR CORRECT RIDING ACCESSORIES . . . we invifv you In 'visit our Turf Shop and see for yourself the cmnplefc rozmd- up of Smurf and cotrrect 'riding hnbils and nf'ce::sotr'ies, salvat- cd with real Horse Sense . I t ilts LEXINGTON STREET E1 El T3 El FOR QUICK AND EASY HOME REPAIRS, USE SAKRETE A dry mixed concrete and mortar in paper sacks IUST ADD WATER Contact your locol building supply decxler or call HARRY T. CAMPBELL SONS' CORPORATION Towson. Baltimore 4. Maryland Tuxedo 2U 4 3 Compliments of A FRIEND SEED COMPLIMENTS Ol' A FRIEND llllll Towson 500 l WHEN mr: lon CALLS ron STEEL IIIETIIIUII BRD HERS STRUCTURAL REINFORCING MISCELLANEOUS l 'gf ettemuller . ORNAMENTAL I X -' E Pleasant St Balto 2 514 ENSOR ST SA 0474 :.,-ui 'fx - ' ', .5 fffl 1 G 1 b J.. 1' H' mum 5 Palm Pnuuuus sum mu Xu! I I' I I .1 -A E1 El .vw Q Blljjpwc 9 on -nc C6 -'l I' INGLSIHG W Z A fi Q if-e Aa, f J 04lTlM0R1y' Uzaffamsn in the Art of Printing fomgining quality and experience U0 give you a distinctive product --- U55 qlffimafa IN LASTING BEAUTY PRODUCERS OF THIS ANNUAL Tlle Collegiale pulrlislling czo. 512-16 Lemmon Sl. Ballimore, 1 5 ! .P S-P : . ,,,.. 157.53 - A ,. ' 1 31 .N gf:-.v. 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