Oxon Hill High School - Clippers Log Yearbook (Oxon Hill, MD)
- Class of 1953
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O . . . , I Y -1-lt I . - ' I7 small portion of the knowledge we need to help us face ' g ' g an s ' wi ta e . , . 0 1 1 1- ' 1 4L, '-in f f - - . f Y k Tilt-5 Y I -- x, f Q'-f NEP! if-f 44, A,-sk ,HCV AAL 4JR ecfzcafw ded1caLe our yearbook to Mrs We the SCHIOFQ of lQ53 reqpectfullv Irls lewallen who through her loyalty and underQtand1ng has been HSLIODS We shall always have the fondest gU1d1Hg l1phL to our desL1 memorxes of her X N u i . 4 N, A., 'W B Y4' 44 -f , A -.5 ra- ' 1 . F I- 'fic-H OUR PRINCIPAL L, MICHAEL E. HERNICK ll , .A . Western Maryland Duke University nr 45 OUR SECREIMRY 157 MRS KIRKWOOD OUR VICE PRINCIPAL MR FRANK FACINOLI West vlfglnla Tech George Wash1ngton UHIVCPSIQY 4 Q Q ff if CQ xv 1 J I 5 ZR X P0 :Q ..,,,,., C5 iff, eff QV 1' fl Q x H f XL A I? 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SO' Q'--'P DUDLEY PETERS Preszdent IF? 1-15,15 09 an f'hI, T' DONALD GREEN KATHHYN POP' JEAN ANN SCHMIDT ce Preslden SeCfffGFy Tfeasufef School True to our hearts thou ever wzll be Honor and knowledge we gazn rom thee Though ull the years may come and pass We ll ne er forget our school and class Our lzues to thee we do proclazm Proud to Lmmortallze thy name Thv ame will llve all through the years A remlnder o our hopes and ears Thine IRSPIFGYIOH ne er wtll dze Dear Oxon Hlll Ozon Hzll High Song Oxon Hull Hlgh how dear to our hearts Our love or thee wzll never depart Thy standards we ll always uphold Proud to remaln one of the old In sports and work we wzll excel actlvltles we ll do we lt r 0 umble e e so great Thy worthiness wlll ne er abate The trall where our future lres Dear Oxon Hill Oxon Hrll Hugh !iEgl E' M36 WILLIAM FRANCIS ADLER Academlc Presldent Student Councll Sr Honor Socxety Pres Jr Honor Socxety Baseball Basketball Soccer Choral Club Chonlta Meet AFIZOHB Lettermens Club Maryland State Chorus GEORGE LAUHENCE ANDRACSEK General Patrol Pres Boys Chorus Dramat1c Club H1llb1lly Club BARBARA JUNE ARNOLD General Commercial Dal1c 1n glllub Dramat1c Club ROBERT GEORGE BIGGS Comnerczal General S H1 Y Patrol Dance Club Sclence Club DORIS ANN BOONE Commerczal Cllpper s Log Glrls State Choral Club Meet Ar1zona Dance Club Senlor Sport Day Marlboro Fleld Meet JOSEPH D BROWN Academzc B1ology Club Stage Crew Typ1ng Club Photography Club Pr1nt1ng Club H1 Y JAMES ALVIN BBOWNE General H1llb1lly Club Dance Club Choral Club Soccer Basketball Baseball Blology Club NOLAN BURGESS General Commerczal Sports Co Edxtor Cllpper s Log S08FChl1ght Soccer Dance Club fi! F' 5' x f 10' ii HARRIET M CAIN Commercza Sew1ng Club O0k1ng Club BARBARA CAMERON Fommerczal Cllpper s Log Transfer GEORGE CARLSON fAcademzc Student Band DIFCCCOT L Patrol SCC y Treas Band Blology Club Chess 8 Checker Club GERALD CARLSON General B101Dgy Club Chef Club H1llb1lly Club Df8m8E1C Club Band DELORES MARIE CHATMAN Academzc Par11amentar1an Student Councll VICE Presldent F T A Speech and Radlo Club Dramatlc Club Traff1c Squad B1ology Club Choral Club PBIHES and Patches The Sunbonnet Glrl Declamatlon FIDBIISC Nature Club MABEL LOUISE CLEAVELAND Lommerczal' L Traff1c Squad Presldent Trl H1 Y Searchllght Treasurer Student Councll TYp1ng Club 11rls Varslty Sen1or Sport Day Marlboro F1e1d Meet ROBERT LOUIS CLEAVELAND General Soccer Basketball lettermen s Club ll lx 'C' ff! C3 CLARA ELIZABETH COURTNEY RUSSELL DONALD COLE General H11lb1lly Club CRETH CONNOLLY HGeneraZ Commerczal' Dramatlc Club Photography Club Choral Club LYLE L COSNER Soccer Baseball Homeroom Charlman lettermen s Club Dance Club Boys Club General Commerczal Dance Club Choral Club Sewlng Club TT1 H1 Y PATRICIA COX Commerczal Trafflc Squad Treasurer Tr1 H1 Y V1ce Pres1dent Homeroom JIPIS Vars1ty Choral Club Pa1nts 8 Patches Meet Arlzona Dramat1c Club Senxor Sport Day Marlboro Fleld Meet PEGCY LOU CROWE 'Commerczal Cl1pper s Log Tra ff1C Squad Searchllght 1yp1ng Club DOLORES ANN DANIEL Mcademzc Jr Honor SOCIECY Cllpper s Log Presldent F T A Choral Club Palnts 8 Patches Meet Arlzona DTBMBCIC Club Glrls Varslty Student Counc1l Rep GIFIS State Speaker of House JANET MAE DeLANCEY 'Commerczal Trafflc Squad Choral Club PHIHCS 8 Patches Chonlta Meet AIIZODR Trl H1 Y DFBMHCIC Club Senlor Sport Day Marlboro Fleld Meet fvb H VI ll ' ll 7 - . T . ' A 1 1 r., . , . I 4 - I 1 ' n . 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PATRICIA DENISON WGeneral CommerciaZH 'Clipper's Log' 'Searchlight Biology Club Dramatic Club CAROLYN DFNNISON Academzc Jr Honor Soclety Cllpper s Log Trafflc Squad Choral Club Palnts 5 Patches eet Ar1zona Sec y Treas Soph Class Homeroom Presxdent Senlor Sport Day Marlboro Fleld Meet Dance Club ROBERT WARNER DENSFORD Academzc Sr Honor SOCICCY Dramatlc Club Treas Chess 8 Checker Club Pres 8 Vxce Pres Blology Club Pres Photo Club Student Court Photographer Cl1pper s Log Searchl1ght SCICDCE Faxr Metal Award Mystery 1n the Labrarf ALICE JEANETTE DOLL Academzc Jr Honor Soclety Traffxc Squad Choral Club The Sunbonnet G1r1 PBIHCS 8 Patches Chonxta Meet Ar1zona Cllpper s Log County Chorus lERBERT FILDERMAN Academic Soccer Lettermen s Club Homeroom Athletlc Rep R8d10 Club Photography Club B1ology Club Typ1ng Club Chess 8 Checker Club CHARLES THOMAS FOLKS General Commerczal Searchl1ght Soccer Manager Lettermen s Club ELWUOD FULKS General Commefczal Soccer Pres S V Pres Homeroom Stage Crew S H1 Y Q- 'T GLORIA GRAVES General Commerczal Typlng Club Dance Club Choral Club Sew1ng Club DONALD C GREEN Academzc Treas Sr Honor SOCIBCY V1ce Pres Senlor Class Judge Student Court CBPCBIH Navy Team Magaz1ne Campamgn School Photographer Technical Squad V Pres Student CDUHCII V Pres Sophomore Class Soccer Basketball Baseball SHIRLEY SUE HALL General Commercial Dance Club Choral Club JAMES HAN URY kmmlwmwmm Pres Sophomore Class Capta1n Army Team Magazxne Campalgn Dance Club Soccer Baseball Student Councll BARBARA JANE HARRIS Academ1c' Jr Honor SOCICCY Sec y Qulll Q Scroll CIFCUIBCIOH Manager Clxpper s Log Searchllght TyP1Dg Club Dance Club Parent Athletlc Nlght SUSAN MAY HART Academzc Sr Honor SOCICCY Jr Honor SOCICCY Choral Club PIHDISE Palnts 8 Patches Chon1ta Meet Arxzona Treasurer F T A Dance Club Dramatlcs Club Llbrary Club SUE VIRGINIA HENRY Academzc Sr Honor Soclety Jr Honor SOCIBCY Corres Sec y Student Councxl Pres Sec S Treas F T A Pres 8 Sec y R8d10 Club Pres F News EdlCOT Searchllght Lxbrarxan Sec y Homeroom Dramatlc Club Choral Club BETTY ANN HETRICK 'General Commerczal Choral Club Sew1ng Club Dance Club WST' ff! 'hs 5' Am.: 70 CARROLL A HILMER Academzc Dramatxc Club B10l0gY Club Chess 8 Checker Club RONALD KINV Academzc Transfer JAMES E LARSEN Academzc Cllpper s Log Blology Club V1ce Pres Humeroom Stage Crew Meet Arlzona PHYLLIS JANE LOFTON 'Academzc Pres Sr Honor Soclety V1ce Pres Chxll G Scroll Record1ng Secretary Student Counc1l Co Edxtor Searchllght Cheerleader Glrls State Trafflc Squad Sec y Dramatlc Club Sen1or Sport Day Marlboro Fleld Meet PHYLLIS LUSKEY Commercnal Sr Honor Socxety Business Manager Cllpper s Log Choral Club Pa1nts S Patches Chonxta Meet Arlzona Sec y Treas Homeroom Senlor Sport Day Jun1or Sport Day SCh0lBfSh1p Award Dance Club JAMES LEROY MARSHALL 'General Commerczal Hlllbxlly Club Patrol Bxology Club Technlcal Squad Dance Club Dramatlc Club S H1 Y ANNA MARTIN '0ommerc1aZ Dramat1c Club 1yp1ng Club Choral Club Cook1ng Club Sew1ng Club Dance Club ll 0 'll ,N-WN' I rl ' rf VI . ll . I y l ' I Y I ' 7 l ' I 1 ' l I . - . , J - ll ' rl ' N . ff?'1i:tl, 5 'lv . 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Photo Club Blology Club Stage Crew LOUIS ALLEN PALMER Academzc Pres Jr Class Soccer Baseball Lettermen s Club Blology Club Dance Club Chess 8 Checker Club 46 i -.1 '95 'LT 1-P' H 1 s h I ' ff i I .CH ' 1:5 . 7,1 ' ' ' ' :A A .1 - y s in . Sq -A' T rf' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 -' 4, . . 1,9 ,A in ir.- Q . ' ii A . I, I I . All lf U 7 . 7 G? QF A ' V I A ' . 3 A ', 11 ' n ' Z, FY ' L I ' I I 3 ' T kv C P ., v. ., ae, Vi! A G, ' ' f 11 ' rf 'I ' ff . A ' ., . . H ' -, - A , , Y 5 ' . V X 3 V I , r 'IUUP gl, 'NI 5? is-4 6 'WX G N1 ROBERT PAYNF General Commerczal Sports Co Edltor Cllpper s Log Sports Ed Searchllght Dance Club Student Councll V1ce Pres Homeroom Bxology Club DUDLEY L PETERS General Commerclal Pres Senlor Class V Pres Jr C ass CBPCBIH Soccer Capta1n Basketball Baseball Lettermen s Club Pres Homeroom Dramatlc Club Athlet1c Rep Dance Club KATHRYN POPE Comnerczal Sr Honor SOCIBCY Jr Honor Soclety Sec y Senxor Class Cllpper s Log Glrls State Traffxc Squad Student Councll Glrls Varsity Bus Mgr Army Team M8gaZ1HB Campa1gn Choral Club Pa1nts 8 Patches Meet Arlzona DONALD LEF POWELL General Conmerczal Patrol Thmbllng Club Techn1ca1 Squad Chess G Checker Club BARBARA ANN PRINKEY Commerclal Sr Trl H1 Y Sec y Treas Homeroom Dramatlc Club Choral Club Dance Club HERBERT F SANDY General Commerczal Patrol Blology Club Chess 8 Checker Club CHARLES ARNIE SCHMIDT 'General Commerclal Searchl1ght ' Nur 44? CY '37' if JEAN ANN SCHMIDT Academlc Sr Class Treas C0 Ld Searchllght Capt Cheerlng Squad Pres Qulll 8 Scroll TTaff1c Squad Sr Honor Socxety Blology Club AUDREY SHEGOGUE Commerclal Choral Club Hobby Club Dramat1c Club DOLLIE SHERMAN General Commerczal Band Choral Club Meet Arlzona Patrol B1ology Club PATRICIA YVONNE STEFFEY GwwMCmmmml Dance Club Choral Club Hobby Club Cooklng Club EARLAMOND C STEWART General oommerczal V1ce Pres Trl H1 Y Glrls Varslty 0ff1C1BlS Club Dance Club Sewlng Club Choral Club Senxor Sport Day Jun1or Sport Day Marlboro Pleld Meet THELMA ANN STUBBLEFIELD Academzc Sr Honor Soclety Jr Honor SOCIEEY Capt Traff1c Squad Pres Choral Club Meet Arxzona Treas Bxology Club Cllpper s Log Dramatlc Club SHIRLEY SUMMERS Academlc Cllpper s Log L1brar1an F T A Head L1b Library Staff Bxology Club Dance Club Choral Club PBIHCS 8 Patches Meet Arlzona Dramatlc Club DORA ANN SYDNOR General Commerclal Choral Club Dance Club 40- Q! A Q n-N 'K ,La ff' 19 Sewlng Club Ie' anim -7+ 1 ' GEN, ilX 3 xlx M MARLFVF TATUM Commerczal L1brary Staff S Tr1 H1 Y Dramat1c Club DOLORES ANN TAYLOR Commerczal Off1c1als Club Choral Club Paxnts 8 Patches Typlng Club Dance Club Sr Sport Day Marlboro Fxeld Meet JOHN R TAYLOR GmwM0mmmmL Band Patrol Df8m8I1C Club One Act Play Contest Stage Crew PEARL MAE TAYLOR General Fommercnal Sr Sport Day Jr Sport Day 0ff1C18lS Club Dance Club Choral Club Marlboro Fleld Meet Dramat1c Club CDFISCMHS Play RHETA W1LMA TAYLOR Commerczal V Pres Sr Honor SOCICEY Jr Honor Soclety Cllpper s Log Glrls Vars1ty Pres Choral Club Palnts 8 Patches Meet Arlzona Gxrls State Maryland State Chorus Sr Sport Day Marlboro Fleld Meet WILLIAM JAMES TAYLOR Academnc Baseball Lettermen s Club B1 ol ogy Club Dance Club Chess 8 Checker Club EARL THOMAS Academtc Basketball Baseball Soccer Photo Club Pres R8d1O Club V1ce Pres Homeroom Student Councxl Blology Club 1yp1ng Club Pres Chess 8 Checke C ub Radlo Announcer Y' 214' 'RI A A A 4 ff ' ll ri .- .- ffwi I ' 7 I ., ' Nw I ' Y V , . , ff ,,I' 11 ' H D , -W . . :Lair K 'U' ' ' ' '3 - Jr. Sport Day V, ,VI 'JR' Y ' S 'vt ' ' ' f . ll ' - I, wg 'S 5 II ' ll 5:- fl ' If ' . 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A I. . 1 PROPHECY June 17 963 Dear Dxary As I was boardlng a Constellatlon I met my old Oxon H1ll Classmate Lyle Cosner Lyle has been trav el1ng QUIIC a lot s1nce our graduatlon and has kept 1n touch w1th several of the Seh10FS of 53 He tells me that the dr1ver of the bus he took to the a1rport was Bob Blggs Bob and he were compar1n notes about former classmates that they had seen lately Bob sa1d that James Browne was manager of a Foo Fa1r Market and Robert Cleaveland has been selllng h1m vegetables from h1S truck farm Laurence W1ndsor also has a grocery store Seen dr1v1ng a truck of goods to Laurence was Russell Cole who now has a truck1ng USIHCSS Back to Lyle' We wanted to see the v1ew from the Constellat1on cock It so we dec1ded to see 1f the 1lot would let us Much to our amazement Don Green was the av1ator an Barbara Cameron was one of the ostesses Once 1n the a1r mates J3Ck1e Watk1ns flew 1ng to marry Mar1lyn Monroe Back to Lyle aga1n A and her dutles taken care of Barbara was full of news about some of our class to Cal1forn1a recently Wh1le 1n C8l1f0rn18 she saw Carroll H1lmer st1ll walt Poor Carroll guess he ll always carry the torch for Mar1lyn few weeks ago wh1le v1s1t1ng a naval base he thought he recognlzed a few sa1l ors He went over to IHVESCISHCC and was pummeled unmerc1fully by B111 Taylor Charl1e Overstreet George Carlson Lou1s Palmer Bob M1ller James Marshall and Charles Folks They told hxm that Bob Payne was a Jet p1lot that Charl1e Owen was a company commander 1n the A1r Force As for the glrls COHCIHUBG the sa1lors Dottxe Sherman IS now DIBYIHB ID the Women s A1r Force Band Serv1ng our country as nurses they have seen Jean Ann Schm1dt and Barbara Unkle Our plane landed 1n Wash1ngton so Lyle and I had to say so long for awhlle Later that day as I was walklng down Pennsylvan1a Avenue I saw a slgn 1n a w1ndow John O Br1en Lawyer I went 1n to see how O B was dolng 1h h1s new bus1ness He SB1d that several others of our class are 1n the bus1ness world FTBHCIS Adler IS a Cert1f1ed Publ1c Accountant and has as h1s secretary Dor1s Boone 15 a br1ck contractor Donald Powell has a Hot Bod Shop and Herb F1lderman IS do1ng well Mabel Cleaveland Pe gy Crowe Janet DeLance Carolyn Dennlson Phyllxs Luskey Mar1an Mawyer Kathryn Pope Audrey Shegogue eta Taylor and V1v1an orne are secretarles Dolores Taylor 1S a stenographer Earlamond Stewart Mary Ellen Underwood and Sh1rley Hall CYPISCS and Betty Hetrlck and Pat Steffey clerxcal workers John Taylor as a TV salesman I had a HICC chat w1th O B but I had an a o1ntment at the hosp1tal Wh1le there I saw Dr Bob Densford who IS head surgeon and Pat Cox Al1ce Do Barbara Harr1s Ann Stubblef1eld and Chrlstel Werle who are nurses Delores Chatman works there as a phys1cal therap1st Well I had to leave the hospxtal to go to a luncheon g1VeH by the Young Marrled Lad1es Club Seems the class of 53 was well represented there June Arnold Harr1et Ca1n Clara Courtney Pat Dennlson Glorla Graves Anna Mart1n Ann Sydnor Pearl Boothe and Sh1rley W1ll1ams are members Gee I had a wonderful t1me talk1ng w1th g1rls but my fast m0V1ng l1fe forced me to leave Ch my way a wa1l1ng I had par ed my Olds I George Andracsek who 1S and Ronnle K1ng who IS an F B I employee I also saw bury who are 1n On the way 1ng 1n her new home We began d1scuss1ng plumb1ng work and Herbert Sandy and Gerald the Burgess El8CtP1C8l Company Nolan has h1S dadl Speak1ng of electrlcal work J1m mot1on to be presldent of the company home I saw Barbara Pr1nkey Slfen drove me off the road I recogn1zed the demon drlver as Elwood Folks After ran 1nto Jane Lofton who works for the State Department Also 1n the government 1S w1th the Central Intell1gence Agency Earl Thomas who 18 an agent for the F B I Sh1rley Summers who IS a chem1st and Allen Naylor Joe Brown Creth Connolly and J1m Han some phase of eng1neer1ng 1n the Naval Observatory outslde hang1ng up clothes I stopped 1n to see how she was do our old classmates She sa1d that Arn1e Schm1dt had done the Carlson had done the electrlcal work The mater1als came from a boom1ng bus1ness Khav1ng learned how to run the bus1ness from Larsen IS W0rk1Hg for Western Electr1c and IS wa1t1ng for a pro We turned on the T V and lt was announced that Sue Henry had ust been declared wlnner of the P1llS bury s Baklng Contest She had enough pract1ce wh1le 1n school ba 1ng cookles and cakes for every dance The s1nger ofthe program that followed had a very Margaret has made a great name for herself 1n the Later that even1n we went to a carn1val at Dan1el Susan 1S a k1n ergarten teacher Dolores coach They all enjoy thexr professlons Dudley fam1l1ar vo1ce It belonged to our own Margaret McCartney muslcal world Oxon H111 We saw Susan Hart Dudley Peters and Dolores a g1TlS Phys1cal Educat1on lnstructor and Dudley a boys s asketball team 1S 1n the State Champ1onsh1p play offs Well Dlary I was fortunate 1n f1nd1ng the whereabouts of all my old classmates I hope that someday 1h the future we have a reunlon GOODNIGHT V ,1 1. . h l . . 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WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF 53 DO HEREBY BEQUEATH OUR FEW BUT PRICELESS POSSESSIONS TO THE CLASS OF Francls Adler w1lls h1S athletlc ab1l1ty to Jlmmy Lewey George Andracsek w1lls h1s carefree ways to Donald hesterson June Arnold w1lls her d3HC1HQ ah1l1ty to Mary Farrell Hobert BLggs w1lls h1s bankbooh to lonmy Defroat to buy a lord Dorls Boone w1lls her naturally curly ha1r to Carolyn Nlcely Joseph Brown w1lls MISS Doney to Dorothy O Hara James Browne w1lls h1s Engllsh ab1l1ty to any Jun1or who needs Nolan Burgess w1lls h1S l1Ctl6 buggy to Fred Wyant Harrzet Chln w1lls her deslre to take shorthand to all Junlors Barbara Cameron w1lls her Sklft that 1S buttoned down the hack to whoever IS darlng enough to Wear lt, George Carlson w1lls h1s motor scooter days to Frank Sacra Gerald Carlson w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to get 1nto m1SCh1Cf to John Thume Delores Chatman w1lls her short dark poodle cut to Ann Hopper Mabel Cleaveland w1lls her mlxed emotlons to the g1rl that can stra1ghten them out Robert Cleaveland w1lls h1s shyness to John Klng Russell Cole w1lls the patrol to anyone 1n the Jun1or Class that 1S w1ll1ng to flll theposltlon Creth Connolly w1lls h1s love for school to Ulchard Trglna and Betty Stultz Lyle Cbsner w1lls h1s curly ha1r to Judy O Hara Clara Courtney w1lls her ab1l1ty to wear sweaters to Mar1an Sharper Pat Cox w1lls her naval reserves to Pat Llttle Peggy Crowe w1lls her love for good Jokes to Peggy Henry Dolores Danzel w1lls her servlce to Mary K Drury and Phyll1s Maske Janet DeLancey w1lls her red skat1ng tlghts to Betty Jo Underwood for anyone else who can wear them J Pat Denlson W1l1S her deslre to get the mate to her rlng to Cec1l1a Thorne Carolyn Dennlson w1lls her tr1m flgure to Irma Denn1son Alzce Doll w1lls her knowledge of chem1stry to Dale Levy Herbert Fzlderman Wllls h1S suede shoes to all the Cats 1n the Jun1or class Charles Folks w1lls h1s red ha1r to Buddy Sm1th Elwood Folks w1lls h1s shortness to Charles Ream Clorla Graves w1lls her naturally curly ha1r to Martha Campbell Shzrley Hall w1lls her bow legs to Bllly Joyce He1denre1ch James Hanbury w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to BOX to anyone 1n the JUHIOF Class that has the muscles Susan Hart w1lls the plano bench to Pat Palmer Barbara Harrzs w1lls Mr Emma to next years chem1stry class Sue Henry w1lls her pleaslng VOICE to Nancy T1lCh Betty Hetrzck w1lls her long ha1r to Ola Tblbert Carroll Hzlmer w1lls h1s curly ha1r to Joe Arnold Ronald Kzng w1lls h1S studlous ways to Wesley Stanton James Larsen w1lls h1s crazy suedes to FPGHCIS Flaherty Jane Lofton w1lls her qulck temper to Kaye Bennett Phyllls Luskey w1lls her curly ha1r to L1nda Cornell Anna Martln w1lls her ab1l1ty to go steady to Yanda Charles Marlan Mawyer w1lls her ab1l1ty to get teased to anyone who can take lt Margaret McCartney w1lls her vo1ce to Wllma Thorne James Marshall w1lls h1s bu1ld to John P1ckeral1 24 S I ' 5 I 54. . . , ' ' ,i , . 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H H Robert Uzller wllls hls Oldsmohlle to Ray Hlddleharger 4llen Naylor wllls h1s b1g toe to Eddle w1gm3H John U Brlen wllls h1s bashful ways to Jlnmy Buccl Charles Uverstreet wllls hls blue eyes and lone eyelashes to Mlke Hathaway Louis Palmer wllls h1S car to use at lunch t1me to Charles w1lSOH Robert Payne wllls the Sports Page of the YEAR Hllx to Irank Barrett Dudley Peters w1lls hls sports ab1l1ty to anyone 1n the Junlor class who 1S capable of f1ll1ng the pOblt10n Kathryn Pope and LLUIGH Thorne wlll thelr compan1onsh1p to Carrolyn Mastbrook and Pam Gates Donald Powell w1lls h1s drlvers l1cense and tlckets to Wayne les Barbara Prlnkey wllls her P O D ah1l1ty to Beverly Whlte Herbert Sandy wllls hls car to J1nmy R1tter Arnte Schmzdt w1lls h1s 30 Plymouth to anyone who has a pllot s llcense Jean Ann Schmtdt wllls her pretty eves to SVlN13 Edwards Audrey Shebobue w1lls her school books and homework to Ellen Hagedorn Dolly Sherman w1lls her mus1c ab1l1ty to all the Junlors 1U the band Patrtcta Ste ey wllls her bangs to Carol Clark barlamond Steward wllls her haskethall ah1l1ty to fene O Hara Ann Stubble Leld wllls the Trafflc uad to Betty Chapman Shlrley Summers wllls her helght to loan Welch Ann Sydnor wllls her soldlers to Betty Case Marlene Tatum wllls her tall sl1m flgure to Dorothy Medlln Delores Taylor wllls the trash can LH the lflg room to Phyllls Nasxe John Taylor w1lls hls wax wlth the xrls to Leo Chllds Pearl Taylor ullls her W6dd1Hg hand to larhara Cosner Rheta Taylor wllls her athletlc abllltx to Caruela homenda Hlllzam Taylor wllls hls eluslveness from teachers and women to Phll Parrott Earl Thomas wllls hls manly hulld to Harrx Pope Mary bllen lnderwood u1lls her dF1V1Hg ah1l1ty to Betty Pad ett Barbara lhkle wllls her art ah1l1ty to Pat lerguson Jacquelyn Hatktns w1lls her weakness for tall men to A atha lolland fhflSlEl Merle wllls her l Q to anyone 1U the Junlor Class that ca! op Shlrley Htlltams wllls her dramond tcmlitty fmeen Lawrence Htndsor wllls h1s fllrtln ways to all Php lUH10F P055 WE THF SENIOR? WILL THb PACLLTl TO THE CLASS OF 34 WI T'VE SSE S used P O D 0 The mlmeograph machtne fbwbell SIGhED THIS SEVEN1EENTH DAY Ol JUNE IN THE YEAR OF ObH LORD 1953 SENIOR CLASS OF 1933 25 , , . . A Y ' . I- 7' ' U . - , ' T , 'T f- - - . . . , . . . , , V , , , . K , . 7. - - i V, . . - , I , .1 , tl V 7 . ' , . . . . . . 4 - N A N t ff , T f . . a . i , . , , n . . . 1 , , . , - - - . . . f . Sq . , , . , , . V, . . . t, , , , 5 , , . . . V V. . Q V . , . , . . . .T . , . , , , , I , . , . U. . I , , . . , . ,V . . , I , I, ., , ' ' , 'I , l 7 1 ,. A 7, . . . V , A J. . ,F . . . - , . .i . I - , - ' f V . , ' H - l v Al. L . ' ' cr l , , , ,., , . Y, I ' ' ' - ' ' fl 1 I, lt. , , . . . Y 5 4 Q , l, ., . , . .i . . . U V I V A , C F, C V , . , - y f w - ' 1- I 4 AV , . t .. T I If ll A . . . b ok I , V , YH- 1 - j Vi' A' 4 , , - gf2lf2lOf I I 75 l'N1X 1 X X is J .ff- :X ff , f f X0 f ff 1,1-11: ff N f 456' ,iii N- X -XL , ' N ff: r-:--w'g' 'Q mb X -1 , l fx' . U H ' 'ff sx Xu ppgglpgyy VICE DRESIDENT SEc'Y TREAS SFC'Y TPFAS FRED WYANT RONALD TAYLOR BARBARA COSNER PAT PALWFB 1 1 ARNOLD O BAILY F BARRETT E BAUER K BENNETT BLISS BUCCI M CAMPBELL ie' CHAPMAN CHARLES L CHILDS s c OK wa DeGROAT DENNISON M DRURY S EDWARDQ Q- M FARRELL P FERGUSON F FLAHERTY P GATES c GREEN E HAGEDORN E RANSEN M HATHAWAY T ' V ' a 0 v A . A, ,X - , I IA' A r 5 . B E I 4 s Q A U I X X A4 Ti -5 X 6 I 5' , f, x F V. Q K , A L L-A L .. . W. J- - 1' 6 :N A Q A A X A if B. . Y, l . O Q 6 6- 4 A ' -7' - x . X T, I. . . L A' ? S , 1 z: 1, 3 ' ' Z gl , A 'Y' ' L P HENRY A HOLLAND KELSO KING LEWEY MARTIN Q- MAZZEI D MEDLIN N O H HAHA 'Ng kg PICKERALL H P PE A C BEAM J REYNOLDS HOPPER ISHAM KOMENDA LEVY MASKE C MASTBROOK C MILLS NICELY PADGET P PARROT w PYLES B QUEEN J RITTBI E E . 2 , Y .I , R 1 4 - . ' I .x - 'M ,W .X +5 , - xx A if xx fu, A L . . A. H. gy Z Xl -h -g- gi 1 if Ji 'A R. J- C. D. Tk. I v 1 Q. ,- ix 6 hx V, V, 1. J iTi,i X . , J' J. P. . Q lb 4 - A :Li S- . . 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PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDFN SECRETARY TREASURER L JCHMIDT R MIL ER A PERKINS C OLSON ADAMS BAKER BALLhNGhE I BEIGHEY in BELL P BIBKNER D BL DS BRADLEY in J BURRIS CAMPBELL CHANNEY E CHATMAN L CONNOLLY M COSTELLO CRISTE Cggwg DAVIS DAVIS W DAVIS D DeLALGHTEF 1 J DEMENT A DENSFORD h DHUHY S FARRELL 6. by x K ' N V xx I w .- U T ,. 1 D I L '. . ,gg V Gil- It, .g' L C- I A. B, ' ' .. g i 5 5, M gf 15 Q! A 3 J n 4 V J A- A . V. N i- 14' J. . , 1' A. ,i i- AW Q' ? A dr. ' 'r LES x' , A .-.Qin-if :S f X f M. . B. G. . fx ' M . -1- ' ' A 2. X L . f A gs C . f f - P. W. R is ...gy ANN Att , -J' 0 XR 'I K K - H.H y ' J. J. I - ' E , :D 5 sf QA' A . A , 5 IF- FIMIANI GIBBONS '-PQ.. x4x 'U M HASH JOHNSON J LATHAM R MARSHALL W FINNAGIN T FLAHERTY JREVG GRIMES S HAVENNER R HODGES R KIRBY H KESTERSON 'S X 1 Y J LEE D LEWEY K X MARTIN N MEDLIN 32 E FOOTE M E FUNK L GUIDROZ J HALL INSCQE R ISNEH xx. KIRK B KROLL 'Q M L MADDOX MARZ E 1 A MOORE F MURTH H GATES HARPOLD H JERNIGAN KRUEGER KJ MARSHALL J NASH il sr M W -, N 0 3 af- H5ffn . , VJ A t? QS QN'k ,ks an QM 1 bv ' Sk .A A. ' Q,w gf 1 1 J .... , . . . ' , 'V ' L 0 S W 1 A A s A s? 'a .- ' 1 5 ' 33:3 W ,' A 3 . 'C' J f , Y A 1 f Q xx T L. B.V 1 A. . . G. Lg Ao' iw 5 F 5, A 1 U T' ' ' X Q- - e A . fm V J . - V f P ' L X .I 1 A I .4 , 0 , Y. Q Y V Q . 1 ag v- it 6. k . lat: , kv ESQ . 5 .A sl ,Mk ivy ' Q31 ' . G. . . L. . M. ,fy '--. hh ax H A A fi : ' L : 2 L A ' A ' . Q- 'L P ' fa A f .4 ' 4' - . , . . J. . A T t. ' 5. K Q Z .V Lg 6. Q . ' ,Vis -1 13.3 -A I N, wi .XX f . V x X 1 . F .... . . 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Mr LaRue row I to J Weaver B Osborne J Shumaker M Klng S Isner J Balderson N Ward B Warder I RODIH son Qnd row I to r Matz C Inscoe J Smlth L Mllls J PFUICC J Mart1n B Keller P w1ll18mS 3rd w Z to R Spence Olxver D Thorne Mxss Welmer E Maxfleld B Sudtz R Tolbert F Walzel D K1ng D Latham Absent D Frvxn C Swxtzer N Volonakls E W1ndsor M .49 W9 T1HSlCy D Warren ilu' row I o D Heat Iaqulnta F Val nt1ne L Flaherty M Claspell N Bev erage E Andracsek J Fletch er A Grimes B DePasquale D Ballangee B Banks Qndrow l to S Armhold P CFISCC C Fenn J W1ll1ams D Hatton V Hancock E Hancock C Tay lor D Skelton 3rd row l t R Folks V Holland D Bowman E Beall E Calhoun F Cole D Hughes R Brooke Ath row Z to E DePa mer K Bowen Mr Fox Absent S Funk F Courtney J Foster I Blggs J HCISUOH W Chllds Ql- 9 A 1st , .t r.: . . D. 1 t , . ', I, ' 'Q .. - , . , . - vf ' Q 1 - - , . 4- I f-Q - , . , .. - . V A 1 I , . , . , L, I ' ' 1 - , Ay- , . an ' ' ' 1 , . . , , - I , I .: . , , , ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 L. - ' , . , . 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Secriet, B.Dixon, G.Chaney, P, Crittenden, C.Dygon, G,Green, V.Beall. 2nd row,l.to r.: F. Talbeft, R.Courtney, T.Conner, H.Beeson, T.Davidson, D. Marshall, T.Cunningham, G.Gardner. 3rd row,l.to r.: F. Fortner, G.Dodson, T.Buchanan, S.Atkins, M.Delaughter, A. Agresti, B.Banks, B.Dement, K.B1andford, P.Hathaway, B. Blankenship. Ath row, l.to r.: F.Broyles, B.Brown C.Donald- son, L.Bruckschen, K.Streiff A.Bailey, C.Ernst, R.Edwards Mr. Ford 1 1 8C 1st row,l.to r.: L.Weimer, M.Murphy, C.Murth, M.Owen, B.Pickeral1, J.Tousey. 2nd row,l.to r.: M.Mu1vin, N. Pilkerton, M.Maloof, C.Bird, N.Moore, M.E.Barrett, B. Hungerford. 3rd row,l-t0 T- D.Freeman, B.Lobaugh, W. Trollinger, R.James, D. Thompson, E.Rogers, M.Tbnny- son, P.Zieg1er, J.Harry. bfh row, l.to r.: W.Smith, P. Wigglesworth, R.Baker, L. Schmidt, S.Lewis, G.Davis, B.Meade, B.Be11,,S.Smith, R. Schneider, B.Roach. lb 11 -1-,.,2', 8F 1st row,l.to r.: S.Mason, B. Niland, R.Ray, J.Loftus, B. Jamison, M.Lewis, V.Hal1, N.Keese, 2nd row,l.to r.: J.Hoover, R.Misenheimer, B. Pearcy, L.Finiotti, A.Frye, L.Funk, L.Kesterson, C. Guerrier, E.Hash, G.Meadows, 3rd row,l.to r.: E.Newton, J.Norris, D.Dennis, P. Michaud, H.Hoover, G.Johnson 4th row,l.to r.: J.Peterson, W.Lewis, W.Grove J.Hagedorn Miss Schriner . 8D 1Sf row,l.to r.: B.Owen, J Brown, B.Wright, C.Porter, R.Windsor, R.Wagner, M.A. Pinnin, M.Sandy. 2nd row,l to r.: B.Pickera1l, P.Rosa B.Wetheral1, S.Rinehart, N L.Robie, D.Vo1onakis, B. Ritter. 3rd row,l.to r.: D Tilch, M.Magee, T.Blohm, A Clemons, G.Warren, J.Smith J.Straub, A.Wilkerson. 4th row,l.to r.: K.King, R. Sellner, K.Winds0r, P.Whit- low, P.Roland, C.Tay1or, G. Underwood, Mr. Ryder 11' 7B 1st row,l.to r.: P.Bevell, J. Thomas, W.Hart, B.Wagner, J. Reese, D.Spence, R.Scott, C. Mistretta, D-Rusevlgan, D. Calhoun, E.Schmidt. 2nd row, l.to r.: B.Burton, D.Fowler J.Houk, D.Carter, D.Hoffman, L.Gilkerson, S.Gibbons, M. Bogert, V.Wil1iams. 3rd row, l.to r.: R.Hoover, A.Smith, D.Bierly, J.Grimes, N. Christy, L.Cecchini. 4th row l.to r.: A.Pickerall, W. Walker, L.Loffler, M.Nevitt, B.Shegogue, C.Rowzie, D. Maines, V.Sears, C.Burris, R.Marks. Absent: F.Bovender, J. Cameron, Mrs. Marshall ist row,l.to r.: Mrs.Adams, L.Martin, B.Cole, R-Ogden, D.Smith, M.Maines, R.Mangum, P.Bauer, W.Schaffer, G.Bel1. W.Maddox, C.Wer1e. 2nd VOW. l.to r.: E.Marsha11, J.SpenCe. C.Underwood, J.McCarly, J. Roland, E.Bauman, F.J0yce, J- Misenheimer, T.ShegOgU8. B- Taylor, W.Tay1or. 3rd VOW, 1- to r.: J.A1eshire, B.Baicar, D.Case, D.Donaldson, N.Powel1 M.Shumaker, J.Kimble, M.Mowry L.Sandy, T.Perry, C.Pennifill Absent: D.Sherman, M.Croci, B Warren, B.Dodson, G.Heiston, J.Poole. f in S., all I 7A jst row,l.to r.: J Harpold, L. Ellison, J.Burns, J.Fletcher, E.Cook, B.Schriber, P.Beighy, R.Fo1ks, R.Riley, R.Humphrey, L.Budd. Qnd row,l.to r.: R. Sandy, J.Thorne, D.Tripp, S. Gregg. M.Goodwin, B.Wolfe, V. Cox, G.Bowles, V.Cake, A.Joy, H.Goins, J.Jarvis, P.Havenner 3rd row,l.to r.: W.Calhoun, F.Sharper, T.Bovender, M. Hackett, B.Parr, I.Hal1, M.. Marinelli, R.Valentine, N. Conner, G.Wright, C.Taylor, Miss Sobolewski, B.Char1es Absent: M.Jennison, D.McEntee A.Goulard f' .T Q' .PQ W?-I 'C' 'L Y . Y u ,- '. R an , 7C ist row,l.to r.: E.Murphy, J Ward, B.Burton, B.Eury, A. Forsythe, S.Banks, L.DanieI, V.Ferritta, M.Eury. 2nd row, l.to r.: P.Shelby, A.Davis, D.Jordan, M.Bankert, J. Luskey, F.McCutcheon, E. DeLancey, R.Padgett. 3rd row l.to r.: R.Mann, J.Chatman, F.Ferguson, L.Osborne, M. Sydnor, J.Copeland, J. Smithson, B.Chappe1ear. 4th row,l.to r.: F.Dressler, D. Cashin, Q.Do1ecek, T.Ogden, B.Heitman, E.Mills, N.Maloof B.Farrell. Absent: Mrs.Tucci, F. Wilkinson, V.Jennings, S. Colbert, J.Lee, M.Lovejoy, E.Holland. C5 C! Nvg QV. XJ Txx I X6 A W Nfxx X V fXfX!X Xfxfx fX f fx 402' Cz M65 x Xixxxx A 1 X Y 1 Q67 V M 4 Xi IQ Q c 6 in QL X , Q .f I K .-1452 T CXXXF A 1 1- xx Xv KV N Ebmxxux J ak CLIPPEB S LOG STAFF Co Edztors Marlon Mawyer John 0 Brlen Art Edltor Barbara Unkle SP0ftS Edlf0fS Bob Payne Nolan Burgess Buslness Manager Phyllls Luskey Czrculatzon Manager Barbara Harrls Secretary peggy Crowe Photographers Bob Densford Herb F1lderman Assmstants preserve memor1es the past e prev1ous Dor1s Boone Bheta Taylor Ann Stubblef1eld Kathryn Pope V1v1an Thorne Shlrley Summers Barbara Cameron DeloresDan1el CharlesOwen J1mmy Larsen Al1ce Doll Carolyn Dennlson Pat Denlson The ma1n 0bJSCt1VC of th1s year s Clzpper s Log 1S t p1CtUreS and art1cles wh1ch w1ll br1ng back school We have also str1ved to uphold the standards f yearbooks and to 1mprove upon them umany way poss1 hope to publ1sh a yearbook that IS better than all OHCS 39 Y - . i I I I n I I I . , . I . . ..... . , I I I I 0 I O O , . 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We ' ' SEARCHLIGHT STAFF The Searchlzght staff at Oxon H111 wasted no t1me 1n organ1z1ng 1ts amateur wrlters and publxshers th1s year About the first th1ng the staff agreed on was that a good school should have a good paper W1th th1s 1n m1nd the Searchlight launches a new year and what a hectlc year' If you were to make a tour of classes fxrst perlod on a Thursday you would probably see our reporters frantx cally try1ng to f1H1Sh thelr 8Pt1Cl8S xn t1me to hand IH second perlod Our poor co edltors that s Jean Ann Schmldt and Jane Lofton sure had to work hard to coax our artlcles out of us We reallzed that our b1ggest problem was money We are allotted only so much by the school budget The rest of our 1ncome comes from advertlslng A number of the staff got perm1ss1on from headquarters to go downtown 1n an effort to S0l1Clt ads for The Searchllght W1th Chrxstmas rapxdly speedlng on, your Searchlxght was determxned to put out an excep t1onal ed1t1on M1ss Flynn had a l1ttle fuss wxth the prxnter At th1s t1me lt seemed l1ke we were go1ng to have elther a new sponsor or a new prxnter, but both SUTV1Ved ln good health Our Chr1stmas vacatxon over, the school year really started ro111ng and so dzd we' If you had walked 1nto room 8 one Thursday you mxght have seen the Searchllght 1n 8Ct10H Mlss Flynn d1scuss1ng a po1nt wlth a reporter, the edltors busy dolng thelr respectlve Jobs M Marang helplng someone But the buslest two people on the staff were huddled over a table worklng desperately Then, there was the eventful day wh1ch the Searchlzghf staff was to have 1ts p1cture taken There we sat patxently sllently and as pretty as could be for mlnutes that seemed lxke hours Flnally Bob Densford had the camera ocused Just r1ght S eady now' Hold 1t' Cl1c ' W a happened7 Nothxng no f1lm' Serlously though the staff has done 1ts best to gxve you, the student body a good paper There are two rewards for our efforts One IS the fun and experlence galned from puttlng out a school newspaper The other IS the S8t1Sf8Ct1OD that we get from the knowledge that our paper was enterta1n1ng and educat1ona1 to you 40 I J.: A 'N . ,, Q gy p e f AV!! xy f T if r , k M V A , 1 ---- . . on time. Finally, Jane got rough and told us--HPut up or get out.U . , . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . , rn ' I . 1 l f ' ' . t . ' . ' k, h t . I I . I ' DOUGLAS MacARTHUR UMNUIM THE NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The main idea OfCh1S so c1ety 1S to serve the school in as many ways as possible This society re qulres the same gualifica tions as the Senior Honor Society In Junior High School the society has just as much meaning and it 1S as great an honor to be 1HdUCt6d as it IS in the SCHIOF Society The society now has e1ght members some of whom were inducted in December An other induction will be held in the spring provi ded that students qualify The aliflcations are out stan ing leadersh1p scho larshlp c1t1zensh1p and service Everyone should set h1s goals and strive for these fine qualities In addition to the many ways it serves the school the society is considering a s are dance with Eb n qu Ely and his square dancers. SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Senior National Honor Society is a select group chosen from the llth and 12th grades for outstanding qualities in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. nly those who rank high scholastically and possess the other three quallties are eligible for member ship to this SOCICIY The officers ar Jane Lofton President Rheta Taylor NICE President Allen Nay lor Secretary Donald Jreen Treasurer The new ly 1HdUCCCd members are Kathryn Pope Robert Dens ford Jean Ann Schmidt Francis Adler Sue Henry Susan Hart Phyllis Luskey Ann Stubblefield and Dolores Daniel The Society 1S under the sponsorship of Mrs Eleanor Buck fr 'ngfd Ll Lx-'i t ri rn ,pw 'xi 3' si, 5-' 1 n- f QLILL AND SCROLL The society is organlzed for membership of those persons who have been out standing in the f1eld of Journalism Before they qualify to become members they must have served one year or more on the Search light or the Clipper s Log The club carried on the yearly tradition ofan induction and a spring banquet as-J '1 ks ' ' 'W f A at . STUDENT COUNCIL Preszdent William F Adler llC8 President Fdwin Smlth Corresponding Secretary Sue Henry Sponsor Mr Nemchick .al OFFICERS Recording Secretary Jane Lofton Treasurer Mary Kay Drury Parllamentarlan Delores Chatman STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council started the functions of the Student Court again this year. At the be- ginning of the year the Student Council spons- ored a cou le of dances. Although they weren't financially successful, they were successful in that everyone that at tended had a very enjoy able evening Tag Day which was sponsored by the Student Council was a very big success Part ofthe pro ceeds went tothe benefit of Care and part to the March of Dimes The Student Council plans to have social gath erings on Friday nights at the Gymnasium since the student bodyrequested the YUM HI :unsung 'fvflm ln - S . 'i F it -- , A x K ' I' f.. 1 , W ' 3,1 y s' nw A x 'E M 3 K I: . 5 4 , A ,, 5 Q. . , A A lv . , .. x h ' . tg X A f.W1 ' - Q I. 4 . 'Lg Q 0 v N V ' Y X sis -gil i'fT5 F'f 2, Ni7f . . . Mft . shafts, . IW N Q .,.., - -i gig TRAFFIC SQUAD The twenty g1rls you see statloned throughout the bu1ld1ng at the r1ng1ng of the class bell comprlse the g1rl patrol of our school The Trafflc Squad conslsts of JUDIOT and senxor g1P1S who ma1nta1n order 1n the halls serve as proctors for Student Court and ass1st clubs and act1v1t1es by serv1ng as ushers The capta1n Ann Stubblefleld and lxeutenant Mable Cleave land are the offxcers Mxss Flynn IS the sponsor STUDENT COURT The Student Court has tried to enforce and up- hold the rules and regula- tions of the school during the year. Although, at first Student Court was frowned upon by many, it proved ltself a successful organ1zat1on and 1S res pected by the student body and faculty f. OXON HILL HIGH SCHOOL BAND UNDER DIRECTION OF MR JOHNSON Presldent Fred Wyant Vzce Preszdent Frank Hansen Secretary Treasurer George Carlson The Band has been organ1zed for three years and now lt 1S beg1nn1ng to take a very act1ve part program We are proud of the progress the such a short t1me Th1s year the bank played several con certs marched 1n a number of parades and part1c1pated 1n many school programs IH the school band has made 1D THE JUNIOR BAND The JUDIOT Band has 24 members who are learnlng to play 1HStFUm8HtS They meet on Mondays Wednesdays and Fr1days dur1ng f1rSt per1od when they pract1ce chords, har mony, and 1ntermed1ate songs Cynth1a B1rd 1S recordxng secretary Most of the members w1ll be 1U Sen1or Band next year. '5 fx t f J Q ' N ! ' Q 3 f M ' X ' 1 - , , Q S M XJ Q K - , ' 1 X Q q ' , . I I I X' 3 N , at W , .. . I It W- ' ,- 6--3' Y 1 y . ! I SENIOR HIGH DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatxc Club under the SpOHSOTSh1p of Wxss Donev pre sented the publlc w1th a f1ne Chrlstmas program They put on the yearly Talent Show IH an all school assembly The 0ff1CEfS are Presldent Charlotte Green llce Preszdent Carroll H1lmer Secretary Jean Nash and Treasurer JoanP1nnon AMERICANOS CABALLEROS SENORITOS JR HIGH The purpose of the Span1sh Club IS to teach 1ts members some conversatlonal Spanlsh and to fa mlllarlle chem w1th the back ground and certaln cultural as pects of the Span1sh Speaklng COUDCFIBS The offxcers are Prestdent Fred Shafer Vlce Presldent Karl Schmldt Secretary Trees urer Lou1s Perrygo JUNIOR SPANISH CLUB Th1S year the JUHIOP Spanlsh Club was formed under the sup erv1s1on of Mr Bush They are studylng the cultural back ground of the Spanlsh speakxng countrles They have chosen as 0ff1CCrS Preszdent Charles Fenn Secretary Treasurer Betty Durboraw L I BRARY STAFF The students on the Llbrary Staff assist with the routine tasks of running the library They are a great deal of help to the Librar ian and the school Theythemselves ga1n some insight to librarianship as a profession Shirley Sunners IS the head student Librarian PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club during the year has devoted its time 1n teaching and practicing the fun damentals of taking pictures de veloping them and flnally turn ing out a sharp clear print Ln der the supervision of Mr McM11 lion the progress of the club as been expansive and beneficial to all members FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Would you like to be a teacher? Join the FTA club and get actual exposure to the profession The projects of the club are to assist teachers in any possible way act as substitute teachers and help students make the decision wheth- er or not they would like to be teachers. The club this year un- der the sponsorship of Mr.Nemchick, has been of great value to the school. The officers are: Presi- dent, Dolores Danielg Vice-Presi- dent, Delores Chatmang Secretary, Sue Henryg Treasurer, Susan Hartp and, Librarian, Ann Hopper. THE BIOLOGY CLUB The Bxology Club composed of eleven l0th grade members was formed for students who are 1n terested IH becomlng doctors nurses natural1sts or labora tory technlcxans Even though a student does not have one of these f1elds as h1s 1deal he may JOIH the club 1f he 1S 1 terested IH b1OlOgY The B10lOgY Club 1S under the Sp0nS0rSh1p of Mr Charles LaRue and Betty Foote 1S ICS presldent LETTEPMEN S CLLB Th1S year for the f1FSC CINE the Lettermen s Club was started at Oxon H111 The sponsors are Mr Fox and Mr Crescenze e Lettermen s Club th1s year refer eed all the 1ntra mural games It plans to put on an assembly to g1Ve out 3EhlCl1C awards Theclub also plans all games to be played w1th the Alumn1 NATLBE CLUB The amb1t1ous Nature Clubbers under the d1F6CL1OH of Mrs Mar shall and Ur Ryder w1th the as s1stanre of the N8L1OH8l Audubon SOC18tY plan to establlsh a bxrd feed1ng stat1on as thelr marn project th1s year They are to become members of the Nat1onal JUHIOF Audubon SOCIGCY I ro tect1ng Wlld lxfe they work w1th the N3t10H8l Cap1tol Parks ,.,..,........-9 H ILLBILLY CLUB Mr Melson 15 the sponsor of the sen1or h1gh school H1llb1lly Club The Pres1dent IS Edd1e Warder Vxce Pres1dent 1S James A Browne 1h1S Club was started so there would be a varlety of mus1c 1n the school The club Slngs h1l1b1lly western and folk ballads JUNIOR HIGH SEWING CLUB The purpose of the Junior High Sewing Club is to teach girls to sew. Their aim for this year is L0 learn to run the machines, and their project is making blouses. The officers are: Anne Marie Mistretta, Reba Wagner, Gloria Bowles. The sponsor is Mrs. Walker. SENIOR TRI-H1-Y This year the Senior Tri-Hi-Y made scrapbooks to give to the children of a nearby orphanage. Their many other activities in- clude skating parties, swimming parties at the Y.M.C.A., and weiner roasts for the members of the club. They organized a basketball team from the members of the club and played the Tri-Hi-Ys from the various schools in the county. This year Mrs. Lewallen is the club sponsor. SENIOR HIGH SEWING CLUB The Senior High Sewing Club of Dxon Hill High is one in which the girls enjoy participating. In helping others in need they find themselves happier and have a feel- ing of accomplishing something worthwhile. The first project of the Sewing Club will be one ofthis nature. At this time the girls are making inquiries in their own com- munity to find a needy family to which they can contribute some- thing in the way of clothing. The sponsor of this fine club is Mrs. Walker. i Jani.: 1 Jw. A si.. 1'-Z xl I H ,Mm Nh JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y The motto of the Junior Tri-Hi- Y is Ucreate, maintain and extend throughout the community high standards of Christian living'2 Some of the special events that took place during the year were: skating parties, swimming parties, s picnic, Christmas party, Christ- mas project Ccollecting of clothes toys and canned goods in conjunc- tion with the Lion's Clubl, party at an orphanage and an Easter H011 hunt for lst graders at the ele- mentary school. CHESS CLLB ' The Chess Club 1S made up pr1 marllv of n1nth and tenth grade students who are lnterested IH the fasc1nat1ng game of chess e members have organ1zed an 1ntra mural tournament durxng Wh1Ch they w1ll compete wlth other members of the club e students get a lot of help and adV1Ce from the1r sponsor Hr Moon The presldent of the club 1S FTEHCIS Mart1n ll ART CLUB The enthuslasm of the Art Club bers 1n promotlng the ChF1Stm8S season atmosphe e at Oxon H111 and the1r attract1ve decorat1ons fllled us w1th Chrlstmas sp1r1t They have done a wonderful Job 1n keep1ng d1splay cases full of IDECTCSLIHQ art work The purpose of the club members 15 to promote mun1ty They str1ve to meet t e needs of those lnterested 1 art Each member works to produce exh1b1t for the Sprlng art show The club IS sponsored by our two art teachers Mr Evry and Mr Moon Su? T' had LN 1. v X. SCHOOL BOY PATROL Under the Sp0HSOfSh1P of Mr Bush the Patrol 18 SCFCSSIHQ 1ts motto of safety Th1S year the Patrol has worked closely w1th the Off1CE and has been a great help to the school The 0ff1C6fS of th1s club are Captaln Charles Owen Co Captaxn Donald Delaughter and Lleutenants Russell Cole James Marshall Laurence W1ndsor, and George Andracsek FRENCH CLLB The French Club f 10 COUSISCS o twenty s1x Junlor h1gh members The club has learned m any French songs SCOFICS and poems They have worked wlgh magaz1nes and they have the1r own work books MISS Sobelewskx 15 the1r sponsor I ' ' L . 1 ' lf. ' H Q 7 !':1 . . A f . Q , I., Th I , T 1 QQ I 4 Q . X . Q . '. . T . -II Th T 1 , N. V t 1 H K . . . 1 . ' Q x 5 . . - Q ' ' ,tg I ' - l I 1 'iff .N , . f.: Q - art 1D the school and 1n the com iii' 1 Q 1 R ' . ' h vi 1 . 's , .n an . V' M A T .z- 1. T . ' ' ' - A e nihh p I X , , . Q' 4 ' gn J X L , nfl, lx fy ly . S .. 'N We - ' ll T- .. S, I - 4 49 SENIOR GIRLS CHORUS The Oxon Hill Music Lovers of America fThe Choral Club to you? plans to present an original Christmas pageant an operetta and to assist to baccalaureate services and graduation exercises Mrs Tucci sponsors this group of well blended voices Plans have begun for the oper etta and if it 1S planned as well as the Christmas program should be a big success The op eretta selected by the group 13 Jeanie which is based on the music of Stephen Foster Foster JUNIOR HIGH DRAMATIC CLUB Play-acting starts early at Oxon Hill. The Junior High Dramatic Club provides the stage and the op- portunity. The members, through inter-group plays, get the feel of uthe boards.H The future dramatic enthusiasts will be ready to give us a first class production when they become Senior High Dramatic Club members. The sponsors are Miss Brogan and Mrs. Miller. E'-'-'- glut S IW T3 BOYS CHORUS The purpose of the Boys Chorus is to stlmu late and encourage boys to participate 1n sing ing The boys have participated in the Christmas program and plan to make several other appear ances At several times during the year they will combine with the Girls Chorus to form a mlxed chorus ,4 ' 'ff ff ref ffd f Q15 B- 4?-1 Q , XXX Xx M5 -cv j X I 'sim fe X I aff! 1 0 X it X , 1? '11 Ca lf 1 W' Q Nl L., J f w g JH Y X 'L 'd Second Row Coach Crescenze Herb F1lderman Howard Gates Lou1s Palmer Francls Flaherty Charles W1lson Robert Cleaveland Charles M1118 Tommy Peters John Divx: Nolan Burgess F1fSf ROW Curt1s Penley James BUCC1 Franc1s Mart1n Lyle Cosner James Hanbury FFRDCIS Adler Jonny M1ller The 1959 soccer team f1n1shed 4th 1n the County Hxgh School League btartlng wlth few holdovers Mr Crescenze bullt a new socrer team COHS1SC1Hg of mostly 10th and llth grade players We are sure that the efforts of th1s year s team w1ll show Oxon H111 next year a champlonshlp team RESULTS Northwestern Alumnl Sasscer Sultland Gwynn Park Northwestern Surrattsvllle Sasscer iuxtland O Juynn Park 4 . ' L o.H.H.s. 7 2 , o.H.H.s. 2 ' 3 O.H.H.S 6 Surrattsville 2 o.H.u.s. 2 . 3 o.u.u.s. 2 . ' 2 o.H.H.s. o 4 - o.H.H.s. 2 4 o.u.H.s. o . A 2 ' C o.H.H.s. 0 . 2 , A f . ,W o.H.H.s 6 . ' 2 .... .H.H.s. 2 ry 3 JANE LOFTON BET'I'Y LOU DRURY - l BARBARA UNKLE BCNNIE GREGG MARY KAY DRURY lhe cheer1ng squad conslstlng of seven glrls under the supervlslon of Mxss Welmer and Mlss Schrlner have provoked much IHCBYCSY school sports The members of the squad are Jean Ann Schmdt Barbara Unkle Jane Lo ton Bonnie Gregg BettyLouDrury Mary Kay Drury and Nina Wxnters -b-J' vo-1 vvofovn-I W Q -QW JEAN ANN SCHMIDT NINA WINTERS 1-. 'xv mul annum- F ' , ' in ' , , f , . Q' 0 v - , Y ' v . . ' I A AW 'X ' A .r-it K ' 9 li . -Q I 34 -- 'W' . , A-Mwizfgf' J 1- T- -' r:g f -.pp .A . fwq tw 7 N H XUHX Q ik! K K LLLX MKBEI I Second How Mlke Renlck Tommy Peters Howard Gates Ph1l Parrott Dudley Peters Coach Fox Franc1s Flaherty B111 Crowe Charles Horton Rlchard Bernlng First Row garyhTalbert Jxm Bucc1 John O Br1en Franc1s Adler Buddy Campbell Sonny M1l1er Francls urt Aga1n th1s year, as 1n preced1ng years the C11ppers entered the Confer ence B Basketball compet1t1on There were only four teams competlng 1n the League thus maklng a total of elght league games The Cllppers also played ten non league games Th1s year was the flrst t1me that some of the boys played 1n the vars1ty together M Fox 1S endeavorlng to bu1ld an even better team for the next few years, rather than to concentrate too much on th1s year's season Oxon H111 hasn't won many games 1n the Pr1nce Georges County B League, but 1t has glven the league leaders trouble On February 6, Oxon H111 met Freder1ck Sasscer whlch was t1ed for f1rst place w1th Laurel and Surrattsv111e Franc1s Adler scored two baskets 1n the last 30 seconds, and Oxon H111 won 67 63 On February 10, Oxon H111 played Laurel and aga1n there was a three way b tween Laurel Sasscer and Surrattsvllle for the lead before the game Oxon U18 e 1 H1l1, behlnd Dudley Peters' 22 polnts, and the f1ne playlng of John O'Br1en and Buddy Campbell. edged Laurel, 43 42 fall- qXHg LEAGUE GAMES NON LEAGUE GAMES Surrattsv11le Sasscer Laurel Gwynn Park UBL OWH OH OWH Faculty St Anthony s Lackey Capltal Page La Plata Lackey Capxtal Page Sultland A1umn1 La Plata 69 49 Sfil I to played OHH OWH ClH1S CXHLS ClH1Q C1515 ClU1S ClH1S OWH KlU1S l l A 1 W-,W If - - ' is WZ. -q 5- , . 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