McDonogh School - Dragon Yearbook (Owings Mills, MD)

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Business Administration Staff-Seated: F. Baldwin Wells, Adele M. Richardson, Walter S. Cook, C. Weirich Watts. A. Michael Rasche. Slumliug: Arthur ll. Herhst. Office Staff-Sealed: Dorothy Garrish, Ethel Myers, Genevieve Working. Sfdlll!iIlg.' lrene Mosner, Fred- erick Grogg, Mary Cochrane. Nadine Bentz. In Appreciation McDonogh's behind-the-scenes stabilizers are the people connected with the business, maintenance, record departments, bank, and inlirmary. The business manager, Mr. Walter Cook, and his secretary, Mrs. Mary Cochran are responsible for the purchases of the school. Mr. Baldwin Wfells, head of the business records department, and his able assistants. Mr. Frederick Grogg and Mrs. Genevieve Wtmrking, handle all the school and student bills and accounts. The bank is ably operated by Mrs. Ethel Myers. The head of the maintenance, Mr. Arthur Herbst, and his assistants keep the

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johns Hopkins University, he has since studied at the University of Virginia, Case Institute of Technology, and again at Hop- kins. At Tome he instructed for the period between 1927 and 1939. This long associa- tion with schools has brought out his devotion to teaching and his broad knowledge of people. It has served to develop Mr. White, the personality. An avid student of all sciences, Mr. White has carried his curiosity over into his spare time during off-hours and the summer months. Currently teaching physics and chemistry, he has shown his devotion as an instructor by expanding his interests to in- clude advising the Science Club and assisting students in building projects of a scientific nature. In the summer most of his attention again is focused on the sciences. The years 19912 and 1943 saw him take on the part- Robert C. Whit time work of instructing for the Department of Education at johns Hopkins, and recently he has been doing classified work in an indus- trial research laboratory. With a concern for science both in winter and summer and with a full-time devotion to teaching and learning. this unsung instructor of chemistry and physics deserves commendation for the faith- ful execution of the duties of a teacher. This is Robert Cantey White, to whom the senior class dedicates the 1959 Legacy.

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Infirmary NUISCS-.Sit'Jll'll.' Anne Lynch, Head Nurse. Sfdflllillgf Nancy XVhittaker. Martha Grubb. Nadaud Grogg. of Servie equipment functional and the building and grounds neat. Men are always busy in the buildings under the guidance of Mr. Herbert Peters. Mrs. Irene Mosner handles the pay- rollg Mrs. Nadine Bentz is the reeeptionistg and Mrs, Dorothy Garrish provides mimeo- graph material. livery boy. from the first grader with a scratch to an injured football player. is in- debted to the doctors: Dr. Herbert E. Wfilgis. Dr. Albert DI. Mace. Dr. Paul Royse. and to the nurses: Mrs. Anne Lynch. Mrs. Nancy XVhittalser. Mrs. Nadaud Cirogg. and Mrs. Martha Grubb. fi School Physicians-Dr. Albert J. Mau Dr Herbert E. Wilgis. Dr. Paul Royse. Admissions Office-john C. Bentz.