McDonogh School - Dragon Yearbook (Owings Mills, MD)

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Alumni sons. Ifirxl rnzzx' Scott. D. Lyfett. J. justis, Wailes, Price. Sims, Spilmzm. D. N. Lycett. .S'w'nml rnux' B Mangels. McPherson, lluether, Moser, Oliver. Neild, Stieff, Bright, R, Mangels, XV. Voyce. 'l'lJirzl rnux' Panitz, B Carter, Allewalt. XVatts. linlwards, Brumlmck, Cook, B, Voyce, VanSant. lfnurllr mzzp' C. Jennings, W Brumback. j. Lamhnrn, K. jennings, C. Elderkin, D. Elderkin, K. justis. lfiftb rouz' Cochrane, Cromwell, C. Car ter, Smith, Rinehart, Dudley, Campbell. Sixth rout Bentz, Peter Munsell, A. Lumlvorn, Turnbull, Lynch, J Munsell, Mullan, M. Gibson, R. Gibson. Gruell, Givin. G. Ghingher, Conway. Sl'll'llf!J roux' George, Wells, -I Ghingher, Rogers. Miller. Cogswell, Joyce, Berger, Durkce, Koppisch, Revelle. Grace is given before each meal. M CD onogh. .. Group recreation ix ll Inuit part of McDm1ogl9.

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Major I.e1'y'5 fzpurlment, popular bang-out in Colonel Rath and Lieutenant Eytb carry out free time. 21 Wa of Life It is dillicult to capture an entire way of life in a few words. And this is what Mc- Donogh is-a way of life. It is a school and more, a home and more. It is spirit, friend- ship, tradition, and still more. There are the intangible things which just are McDonogh. McDonogh is marching together each in step and proud, it is getting ready for morn- ing inspection, it is the cheers we give the other team, it is the music of the marching song, it is our dedicated teachers, it is the thrill of giving a moment of silence to those alumni who died in the XVorld WZIFS. military functions at inspeclion. It is feeling a part of something big and great, it is being together as a family-it is McDonogh. X5C'e're proud of it. Mrs. llvbile helps Hopkins and Nestor with their Spanish.