McDonogh School - Dragon Yearbook (Owings Mills, MD)

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The Bnnrd nf Trustees CLARENCE E ELIIERKIN S PAGE NELSON Prendent Vice Presxdent HEIIMAN L GIIUEIIN JACK A KoLscHEIz Tfedillfef ASIISIJMI Tfediufef HowAnn E REIN WILLIAM C COLEMAN J PAUL BRIGHT, JR Secretary '71

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The lldministrutinn The Administration is undoubtedly the most important and responsible organization of the school. The Board of Trustees. Head- master and the other administrative bodies attend to the basic functional operationsi those of a school such as McDonogh being many and complex. I-Ieadmaster Dr. Robert L. Lamborn sees that the innovations. aims. and regulations are administered as the school policy dictates. The Trustees of the school make important decisions as to what these policies will enact. The Commandants office, under Major Alvin Al. Levy. controls the military life of every student who enters McDonogh. Major Levy and his staff are entrusted with the de- velopment of character. leadership. and sol- dierly bearing. The school certainly could not function without the services of those who are concerned with financial matters. Mr. XY'alter Cook and his able staff manage business affairs. These administrative bodies vvorli enerf getically in their daily routine at McIDonogh in order to bring to the school the benefits of the most advanced educational facilities. Each one is invaluable and each performs its obli- gations thoroughly. To these people. this institution owes a debt of gratitude.

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DR. ROBERT Louis LAMBORN Headmafter Although Robert Louis Lamborn became Headmaster of McDonogh in 1952. his ac- quaintance with the school dates back to 1925 when he first entered the Lower School. Bob graduated in 1955 as McDonogh's first twelve-year man and then attended Stanford University. receiving his A.B. degree in Phi- losophyg Harvard College. receiving an Ed.M. in Secondary School Administrationg and ,Iohns Hopkins University, receiving an Ed.D. in Personal Adjustment and Guidance. Bob came back to the Hill in 1911 as a teacher. He held the offices of head of the Middle School. head of the Lipper School. and Assistant Headmaster. After serving with the Ordnance Depart- ment during the latter years of the Second Wtirlcl Wztr, Bob returned to McDonogh to resume his post as Assistant Headmaster. Later he was appointed Associate Headmaster and Principal. becoming Headmasterin 1952. Our Headmaster is a member of two hon- orary societies, having graduated from college a Phi Beta Kappa. and having served as a past president of the Alpha Rho chapter of Phi Delta Kappa. a national honorary educational fraternity. As Headmaster, Bob is a member of the National Association of Secondary School Principals and the American Association of School Administrators. ln addition to his immediate duties as Headmaster. he also con- tributes articles for several professional, serv ice. and lay periodicals.