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

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Table of Contents Page Foreword. . . . .2 Introduction. . . . .3 Dedication ....... . . .12 Principal's Message ........ 13 Administration and Faculty . . 144 Seniors. . . . . .33 Juniors ................. 71

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To the Guidance Department We Proudl Dedicate the 1963 Clipper's Log The only department in the school which can Truly treat the student as an individual is the Guidance depart- ment. Guidance counseling, a response to a need, offers the counselors a satisfaction, making counseling an ex- perience rather than a job. Oxon Hill wishes to thank the members of the Guidance staff for the wonderful work they have clone to help us. To them we proudly dedicate the 1963 CLIPPER'S LOG. 5 5 5 if 5 'ti 4, is T2 Mrs. Everson cic,,-ss we 1 -.rw tw fifty 92 st? 1, ' ' . ii,-if' - ' ' ' ! 1-:ls-'f:, 2. ff5?f:2f 'f?g52sg51: 31,113-c5i':,-5' 22,j:Af?F135Y?fQSYET'si'-LQfii?5yiifif 1i2gjt.:ji?gffggEj' 8 . , 'fr T .aff a f is tt f ffs'if.11i,'if'5 :if-an ',,-t??g5j'-5 f , ' V al ,- ,rr f -- M we 5,--,efw-1-wesrrzsfnrwy.. ,:: 1:-7321. fra'- zizf li . . ..,,i,tfg,, I2 ms: 'f-- :ss 545: as My .:t. .Zig R ta? Aww?-Q fagqwgt. :s,4e5?Q?llif: at sf tx L .Q '?'? Az, iiffi? if fry - wggsssrsw wi, ,r rr.:sR,:.wf em , my -,sfwzs x.,g1m,i:fsgrgs,r, 'K Sis 1 ,sms-sfgzs T L, ..k,, , me-.Q -nfmelfs ,.. .st h,s , ,Z gli? 'Qi as ts Mg? tf

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the Principal As you terminate your formal association with Oxon Hill Senior High School, your mind and heart will be filled with mixed emotions. You will think of many activities in which you took part: the clubs to which you belonged, the dances you attended, the seminars, concerts, plays, athletic contests, and all the other activities that helped to make your life more pleasant and more meaningful while a student at Oxon Hill. These are the things of your immediate recall. They cause emotions and memories that time will dim with each passing year. These things cause you sorrow, but only for the present. I would prefer that you take the long view of your experiences at Oxon Hill. Yes, you will have lasting memories of this school, but they will not be the ones that give you sorrow for the moment. They will be broader memories and l hope much brighter memories. Your recall in years to come will be your personal image of the school. This image will include the atmosphere of the school: the kinds of associations you had with other students and with your teachers, the kind of educational atmosphere that was in the school and the ex- tent to which it helped you to do your best, the kind of teachers you had, and the democratic structure that permitted you to develop and to work and play at your own will without regimenta- tion. Your long-range image of the school is the one that gives the school its name in the community. This broader image is a much brighter side to think about at graduation time because it will always give you pleasant memories, and I hope will always make you proud that you were one of us at Oxon Hill Senior High. Time cools, time clarifies .... Michael E. Hernick A Message From