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

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Burch Thorne, Joe Naecker, Irving Ball, and Linda Haddix question Mrs. Percy on the intricacies of The Globe Theatre. I 5, ,wi M Miss Noland's advanced com- posifion class writes a descrip- tive paragraph on why dogs don'r like Life- savers.

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Pilot to co-pilot . . . Mrs. Hennessey's Spanish class uses ihe language lab. Watch out! It bi1es, says Mrs. Williams as she shows a Venus's-flyfrap to Robert Clark, John Dordal, and Sandy Powers.