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

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lo . DONNA GARBER RUBY KENDALL ELVA H. SMITH JUNE STOCKLINSKI College of Wooster Nurse Davis and Elkins Library Clerk Sponsor, FNA College Librarian Sponsor, Library Club Library Clerk Various Services Contribute to The library and health suite are familiar to everyone at OHHS. Before, during, and after school the library attracts the studious, the curious, and the data seeking members of the school. Mrs. Smith, the librarian, and Mrs. Garber and Mrs. Stocklinski, the clerks, help students with their questions and requests. Student library assistants check books in and out, collect fines, replace books on shelves and repair books. The health suite is the scene of much activity during the diabetes, T.B., ancl audio-visual testing. Students with physical handicaps, those involved in school accidents, those who become ill while in class, as well as participants in vigorous athletic activities appreciate the effort of Mrs. Kendall and her student aides. Mrs. Kendall administers first aid to Pat Young. 24 Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Garber, and Mrs. Stocklinski pause for the photographers.

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l WILLIAM JOHNSON GEORGIANA MERRIAM DOROTHY SANGER L,O, , ' ' , ft 'V Qu e M l s r 4 'H Baldwin Wallace C0ll999' George Washington Univer- University of Mary chairman of Music ment Music and rt Stimu The aim of the Music and Art departments is to stimu- late the creativity of the individual student. Through partic- ipation the two departments develop an appreciation for the fine arts. Under the direction of Mr. Quaid, the Concert Choir performs at many school activities and this year presented the musical, Brigacloon. The band, conducted by Mr. John- son, presented five concerts as well as performing at many school functions and taking part in various competitions. The art classes, under the supervision of Mrs. Merriam and Mrs. Sanger, decorate the school and provide posters advertising school functions. The art students have brought many top honors to our school in county competition. Donna McNeil creates a Raggedy Ann. Depart- sityg sponsor Art Club land late Creativit Students in Mrs. Merriam's class concentrate on their indivi- dual proiects. 23

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CAFETERIA STAFF First row: R. Downs, B. Arms, M. Hair, F. Claspell, J. Burlenski, E. Butler, S. Bean- second row: H Roland M Groves O Butler E Forsythe H. Dawson, El. Sherriff, H. Schmidt, J. Huminik, C. Decker, L. Adams. the Effectiveness of Our Education The clean and orderly atmosphere at Oxon Hill which contributes to the effectiveness of its ed- ucational system is the responsibility of the cafeteria and custodial staffs. The diligent and efficient efforts of these behind-the-scene work- ers' contribute to the comfort and pleasant- ness with which the stu- dents pursue their daily interests and activities. In addition to maintain- ing the buildings and the grounds with care throughout the year, the custodial and cafe- teria staffs work to in- sure the success of vari- ous activities such as dances, plays, concerts, PTA meetings and ban- quets. We are grateful for the services ren- dered by these people and acknowledge their contribution to our edu- cation at OHHS. The head custodian, Mr. Pyles, chats with two of his staff, J. Proctor and S. Hodges. 5.011-1- - '