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

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Mr. Kirkland reads one of the many morning announce ments. Mr. Biscontini checks the absentee list. Vice-Principals Administer Authority The position of vice-principal at Oxon Hill entails a great deal of hard work, responsibility, and authority. Assisting the principal in administering school policies and procedures, Mr. Kirkland and Mr. Biscontini participate in all phases of educa- tion and activity at OHHS. Mr. Kirkland, a member of the Oxon Hill staff for three years, has been teaching for twenty-two years. Besides teach- ing physical education, biology, social studies, iournalism Cyear- bookl, and core, he served as coach and guidance counselor before assuming the position of vice-principal. Working in the field of education for seventeen years, Mr. Biscontini came to Oxon Hill for the first time in l963. Pre- viously he taught at Bladensburg Senior High School and served on the Board of Educationj I2 ARTHUR KIRKLAND ARMAND BISCONTINI

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EMMA EVERSON FLORENCE RAUM GERARD WILLIAMS Ohio State Universityg Uni- Western Maryland College Boston Collegep Fairfield versity of Maryland University Guidance Helps Students Adjust The Guidance Department is a vital part of the school's admin- istration. Miss Raum, Mrs. Everson, and Mr. Williams try to get to know the students individually and help them solve their problems whether personal, educational, or vocational. The Guidance Depart- ment tries to prepare the student to adapt and adjust to the adult world he will face when he leaves school. Guidance counselors are ready to help students who have problems, HELEN HOOPER School Treasurer MARGARET SMlTH Guidance Secretary JOAN VAWTER School Secretary