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

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Acts Aid Pupils CHARLOTTE BURLEY Universily ol Delaware: leaches Home Economics ll and lll: sponsors lhe FHA. C. WILLIAM JOHNSON Wallace College: leaches lhe concerl and reserve bands: music deparlmenl chairman. DENNIS J. LASSIGE California Slale College: leaches Woodworking I, ll. and lll. PAUL E. LUYSTER California Slale College: leaches Dralling l, ll, and lll. JESSIE E. MOORE Drexel lnslilule of Technology: leaches Arl ll, lll, and lV: sponsors lhe Arl Club: arl deparlmenl chairman. THOMAS B. QUAID LaSalle College: leaches French IV, music lheory, concerl choir. and girls chorus. WILLIAM F. RAIVEL Universily ol Maryland: Teaches Graphic Arls ll, lll, and lV: induslrial arls deparlmenl chairman. DOROTHY SANGER Universily ol Maryland: leaches Arl ll, lll, and IV: sponsors lhe Arl Club. DOROTHY C. WILLIAMS Syracuse Universily: leeches Home Economics lll and IV: sponsors lhe FHA: home economics de- parlmenl chairman. Mr. William Johnson slraighlens his lie in lhe band room before lacing lhe music. C. Burley NOT PICTURED: W. Johnson W. Raivel D. Lassige P. Luysler J. Moore T. Quaid D. Sanger D. Williams Dennis Phillips. Taral: Baneriea, and Sharon Repperl engage in erasing, drawing wilh charcoal, and slcelching wilh a pencil during arl. Mrs. Dorolhy Sanger observes Franlc Owens as he worlcs on a clay head ol an African in lhe arl class. L , , ,. ,W I

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cn Miss Carolyn Head moves down ihe aisles in a fyping Transcription class. ' 9 f , . , She is observing sfudenfs during a iesi. Accuracy Means Efficiency Fd 'fcl fd fd . . . As many people know. especially ones who have classes in +he business wing, 'Ihese Ie'Hers are drilled inio boih +he 'fingers and minds of 'Ihose in fyp- ing classes-Typing I and ll, and personal' ryping. Nexf door, pages and pages of shorihand are scribbled daily. 'ro be +ran- scribed Iafer, in lessons of Shorihand I and II. and Shorihand I and Transcripiion. Down ihe hall, business ma'rh.probIems are scrawled incessanily on blaclcboards, while columns of figures are iabulaied on adding machines. as requesf and applicaiion lei- +ers are wriiien, and programs are mimeo- graphed in secre+ariaI pracfice. .X , g Mr. Charles Helms collecis homework assignmenfs from his business math class. Maggie Solyom-Felneie fakes diciafion in shorihand class.

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Sian Palczewslu uses lhe period fo concenfraie on sorling fhe small prinhng leffers, in graphic arfs. Complicalions sei' in when'Vicki Powers wonders how she could have sewn her fingers logefher, in Home Economics. Capabilities To Became Trades In Years To Come Eyes widen as one enlers an arf room. A+ a glance, 'rhey are siruck by vivid colors composing finished piclures, lumps of clay molded inlo figures, small mobiles 'lhal were once slraighf wires. ln 'lhe hands of ar+ slu- denls, nofhing becomes somelhing: in 'rhe hands of music sludenls pages full of dols and lines flow info beaulilul melodies. The whir of sewing machines, The quief Byron Gibson Milne Byrd and Louis Torialr model 'rhis year's siyle in men's haberdeshery as They clean up shavings lefl' by rhe drill press, in wood shop. licking of a limer, 'lhe shrill voices of lhe nursery school children. and lhe calm diag- nosis of family problems denoie lhe lhree l-lome Economics rooms. ln lnduslrial Arls. 'rhe masculine counfer- parl of Home Economics. floor plans are designed. programs are prinled. and inrri- care machine paris are drawn fo scale. af decorafinq Their cuf coolcies. Judy Talmadge and Lynn Harding work dillgenlly