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

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IRMA KIRCHNER AMY MILLER BARBARA MULLEN LURENE NOLAND GEORGE NORRIS Montclair State C o I l e g eg College of the Ozarksg spon- Newberry College Cornell College, University Towson State College sponsor Junior Class sor National Honor Society of COFIIWCTICUT: S p o n s o r sponsor String En Chess Club, Quill and Scroll: semble Department Chairman dvancement in Cther Fields I 2 ROSE MARIE PAFF William and Mary Col- I lege: sponsor FTA, Ger- man Cor'fespondent Courses MIRJA PERKKO Mount Holyoke Collegep sponsor French Club Mr. Keys holds an informal discussion on American Literature. CATHY SCHAUB University of Maryland me- , swam f ini

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M ROBERTA HUGHES Catholic University: sponsor Drama WILLIAM KEYS George Washington University, co I sponsor Sophomore Class PATRICIA BAILEY SHIRLEY BOZARTH SUSAN DYE DARLENE FRIEDMAN GENEVIEVE HUBER Salusbury State Teach Columbia Union Collegep Hood College: s p o n s o r University of Michigan U VeV5'fY Of M5 Yl'3nCl ers College sponsor CLlPPER'S LOG and Bridge Club, cosponsor Na- SEARCHLIGHT, cosponsor tional Honor Society Progress in English Aids fy! ddition to teaching the fundamentals ot English grammar the English department stresses the study of American, English and world literature. Classes in ad- vanced composition provide instruction in creative writing and criticism. Journalism classes offer training and experi- ence in publishing a newspaper and a school yearbook. Joe Richards reports to his class on the Puritan religion

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lqww illllligllwld il TW WW lf UMA ye O U W LOUIS ARNOLD FREDERICK ATKINSON RICHARD COSTA Mt 95 4 Columbia Union Col- Washington Jefferson Col- Rhode Island College, spon- J, , ' lege, sponsor Senior lege, U. S. Military Acad- sor Helmsmen, cosponsor., f ' Class emy, George Washington Student Council D ' ' Universityg s n r Civ'l ' 0 Patrol V Dissecting the Starfish is one of the highlights of biology class. Math and Science Courses To meet the demands of our rapidly grow- ing world, the Math and Science departments of Oxon Hill try to bring into focus the many aspects of these subiects. Students are carefully supervised and instructed by teachers who realize the necessity of a well informed citizen. Through the advanced coursesr of Calculus, Math Analysis, Advanced Biology, and Physics ll, students are able to further their knowledge of these particular fields as well as gain college credit. JOHN CROFT PHILIP diZEREGA GERALD DOUGLAS Frostburg State College: University of Virginia, De- Lock Haven State College sponsor Math Seminar partment Chairman I6