Oxon Hill High School - Clippers Log Yearbook (Oxon Hill, MD)

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The band, under the direction of Mr. Johnson, heightens school spirit at a football game, The next song will be Mary Had a Little Lamb, says Mrs. Bohling to Sue Haas, Judy Smith, and Jerri McMillan. Enrich Their

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How much longer do we have to hold this pose? wonder Dotti Sansbury Kathi Robe , Susie Burson Diana Mundell, and Donna Morton I Y I as Mrs. Cundiff leads them in exercises. Physical fitness is necessary for the total development of the individual. The student who follows only intellectual pursuits will never know the pleasure of skillful and strenuous physical effort. Physical education courses challenge the student to know such enjoyment and to realize the maximum state of physical fitness of which he is capable. . . . Develop Both 1nd and Bod The girls in 3rd period gym class set up the targets for an archery session.

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Music and art train the student's mind to seek and appreciate loeauty, while offer- ing him an opportunity to develop his ex- pressionistic talents. ln later years he may forget The techniques and styles of paint- ing or the sonatas he learned, but he will continue to search for the more refined pleasures in life. Mary Winchester pre pares to paint. Lives With Beaut Doggone! The lead broke again! Bob Tagert works on his mechanical drawing project. 4-'9 W