Dundalk High School

Click here to visit our Veterans Page. Robert E. English, former Vice Principal of Dundalk High School, who served with the Navy in the South Pacific during World War II, died Nov. 4 of complications from pneumonia at Oak Crest Village in Parkville. Click here to read entire obituary from the Baltimore Sun. Dear Classmates-- Due to the Covid 19 cor... ona virus pandemic and the recent increase in infected populations, Cookie and I have decided to cancel our annual class picnic this Fall. Hopefully we will be able to continue our tradition again next year if things settle down and a vaccine is finally created. As you know at our age we are especially vulnerable to the virus, plus many of us have underlying conditions that put us in jeopardy of infection. I know you all understand and join Cookie and me in our disappointment of being able to get together this Fall. Our fifty-fifth class reunion was held on Saturday, October 7, 2017 at the Sparrows Point Country Club. Your 55th Reunion Committee included Joann Hammen (Dail), Carole Lawton (Haag), Phyllis Orr (Schiminger) Consultant, Frank Insinga. Read some of the entries in our nostalgia section , including the latest items on the Dundalk Post Office and Squires Restaurant , submitted by Roy Sparks. The Dundalk High School Class of 1962 50th Class Reunion was held on Saturday September 29, 2012 at Columbus Gardens in Nottingham, Maryland. Refreshments included a buffet dinner, beverages, and a cash bar. Photos from the reunion are on the photos page. On the night before the Reunion, a class party was held at Squires Restaurant on Holabird Avenue in Dundalk and included pizza, salad and beverages, plus a cash bar. We all send our thanks to Frank Insinga and his committee for making these events so successful, and we look forward to future reunions and class events. Read the Brochure that provides the history of this effort, a summary of past recipients, instructions on how to make donations, and the members on our Board of Trustees. Read the Letter about our most ...Read More