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Falcon Flashback
List of 5 news stories.
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Falcon Flashback | Nicole Poteat '06
Nicole Poteat '06, a 13-year O'Neal Falcon, values her O'Neal experience and its contribution to a solid foundation supporting her path to Harvard, law school at Boston College, and her current role as a private banker in NYC.Read More -
Falcon Flashback | Michael McGowan '09
From O'Neal state championships to the 124th US Open, O'Neal Falcons continue to cheer for Michael "McGoo" McGowan '09. We were fortunate for Michael to take the time to share his journey and future goals with us.Read More -
Falcon Flashback | Dr. Anne Ellis Friesen '81
Dr. Anne Friesen '81 has continued to serve as a trailblazer for social justice and human services here in Moore County and beyond. She reflects on her accomplishments and O'Neal memories.Read More -
Falcon Flashback | Jimmy Mahan
Before he became a sports memorabilia icon and social media sensation, Jimmy Mahan was the leader of O’Neal’s Upper School in the early 2000s. Nearly 20 years later, Mr. Mahan remains one of the most beloved figures in the School’s history. In this edition of the “Falcon Flashback,” Mr. Mahan reminisces about his time at O’Neal and the impact it had on his unique and crazy journey.Read More -
Falcon Flashback | George Mauser
The 90s at O'Neal was a special time full of fun and history-making achievements. Former Head Soccer Coach and Upper School Teacher George Mauser reflects on his time at O'Neal.Read More
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