McDonogh School - Dragon Yearbook (Owings Mills, MD)

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h IRI McDonogh. being a comparatively large institu- tion. has a number of divisions or departments. If it were not for their line work McDonogh could not operate eliectively. The Business Administration is handled by the men and women in the bank and record oliices. Mr. XValter S. Cook. the business manager, is in charge of all of McDonogh's business transactions. Wlorking almost side by side with Mr. Cook is Mr, Arthur I-lerbst whose job it is to maintain the build- ings and grounds on the schools campus. Mr. Bald- win XY'ells is head of the business records department and is aided by Mrs. Genevieve Wforking and Mr. Frederick Grogg. Mrs. Ethel Myers operates the student bank. Miss Anne Tinges and her staff man- age the new dining hall. The Admissions Olhce is very competently man- aged by Mr. john C. Bentz, who, from the many applications, selects the boys who he feels are best qualiiied and of the caliber that McDonogh is known to have. At all times there is a nurse or doctor on duty in the school's infirmary. Mrs. Anne Y. Lynch and e School School Nurses-Nancy Wfhittaker. Martha Grubb. Nadaud Grogg. Anne Lynch, Head Nurse. its-an Vt H5 School Physicians-Dr. Herbert E. Wilgis, Dr. Albert J. Mace. Dr. Paul Royse. her able assistants are trained to care for most any problem that might arise. A doctor also visits the school every day in order that he can treat and give advice on certain cases. Mrs. Winifred Jordan works as secretary to the headmaster. Mrs. Irene Mosner handles the payroll. Mrs. Dorothy Gartish is the school duplicator and is responsible for all the printing of letters and other paper work. Mrs. Nadine Bentz capably handles the switchboard. All of these departments working together give McDonogh the best possible atmosphere and means of procuring a sound education. All the individual departments join to have a system in which one is indispensible to the whole. These departments and the Commandanfs Office working together produce the learning and the ability for the boys to get along with others. This co-operation between the oflices helps produce the McDonogh cadet.

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pf vu 4' Ollice Staff-Scate1l.' lrene Mosner, Mildred Horner, Winifred jordan. Stamlir1g.' Mar3 Cochrane, Dorothy Garrish. Nadine Bentz, Ethel Myers, Genevieve Wtmrking. Business Administration Staff-Sealed: Anne VV. Tinges. XValter S Cool-. Baldwin Wfells Slumlnzg f Weirich Wfatts Arthur ll. Herhst, A. Michael Rasche. :B Y W A M Q W ,f ' yawn

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Special Thanks to Everyone For their part in uding in the success of the past school year the ye1r book 1nd all the MeDonogh eadets wish to express general thanks to everyone We realize that it has not been possible to include 1 special article and picture of everyone nevertheless it is our hope to include all in our thanks Certainly everyone connected in any vxay with our unlimited educational facilities and their proper functioning deserves a great deal of credit 1nd all of us deeply appreciate the guidance so unselfishly of this assistance that xxe 1re able to move on to higher institutes of learning Especially from those boys vxho l7OlfLl hearty th 1nks is gixen to 1ll xx ho helped to m 1ke lixing on the campus cheerful and xx holesome To those xx ho helped clean and repair our living quarters vxe feel tdmiration 1nd to all xxho helped brighten the days xxe express heartfelt thanks The ladies vxho handled the laundry and cleaning are to be regarded xxith the highest respect With the opening of Louis E Lamborn Hall and the closing of the old dining hall, many nexx prob lems arose and xxe vxish to offer sincere thanks to 1ll xxho in any way helped to make things run more smoothly The improvement in the food xxas also received with great appreciation 1 gre it boon to many students during the year, and exeryone ovxes the staff 1 vote of thanks I 1st but certainly not le 1st come the maintenance and 1elm1n1stration departments xxhich enable Mc Donogh to run so vxell It is their expert care and guid 1nee xxhieh keeps us going under all conditions O ' K ' 2' ' I 1 1 1 . 2 ' , ' y 2 K Y 1 ' 1 1 1 ' , ' 'Z ' 2 c A ' ' ' A ' . I ' I 7 A . Y V. 7 7. I ' 7 2 ' ' ' given during the school year. It is only as a result The efficient functioning of our Infirmary has been i i 1 'A 2 l ' 2 K 'Z ' i ' ' . 1 I s 1 y 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 t f I 1 -' 1 v 2 1 Af 1 A2 S ' A ' Az Q ' 1 l A 2 'H 1 ' A z 'L 1 2 'it' A. ' ' ' - 1 h A A v A. 4 Y Y A . 'x 4. 1 l2