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

Text from Pages 1 - 254 of the 1980 volume:

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Y 2 Mr. Moran Prepares or the School Year As we enter into the 1980 s Americans look to the future with a renewed togetherness and new vitality that we have not had for a good number of years Our senior class of 1980 can look to the future with confidence which has replaced the uncertainty and disruption which was so prevalent throughout the world during the two previ ous decades I have said many times that your high school days are such a brief part of your life span and yet they are so sigmficant to you in so many ways The past three years have seen the young people of our senior class mature your happy high school days at Oxon Hill It IS our hope that this beautiful yearbook w1ll provide you with some pleasant memories of your years at Oxon Hill Semor High and help you to retain the fierce pride that you have gained in your school over the course of your high school career My best wishes go to all of our students as we continue on another phase of ourjourney and the adventure of new decade I hope that we have helped you to go forth with confidence and knowledge and the conviction that your high school lS the best Sincerely Principal from adolescence to adults, form friendships that will last for the rest of your lives, and provide good memories of Table Of Contents 4 26 52 in 11 - --. WXX Starting ,am v The l979 l980 school year rs start mg out slow preparlng for the blg events to come After the year rs over no one w1ll remember the slow begin nrng, only the fond memorles and events of the year. The 80 school year promises to be a memorable one. I W., K gififil 5 xv 'wm,,., ...W www A ...Q-M...-' Cl we A 4 A - ' f .A Ai 'Tw Q A .1 M' .., Sf, if 'f fx-W, , A-M4 1, . ,, ,W . J ,A I i Z Www ,Qz..e L,.11 m , ffzi' A 'K:.f fri ' 'QSM 4 5 . --,,, ' ' ,,,i g g A . K L , ' L ' V ,.:i 5 -- .. .kV k . L A , K ' . ' . Q :KV L S i Q LL X- N ,R . S Q - A' S ' DQ Q' .. 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A ,Q ffm! , . fl.. but maui W wk . ffffgs g A ' J, as I 1 I ' -... ,, V .M-Q-Q V ' ' ' ' W ,A ' 5 H ya -Y 4 1 wewpwxq Nu! ,. .., e' may 'W 1 Joy O'Neil 1979 Homecoming Queen The 1979-1980 Homecommg Queen The l omecommg Queen Hendrickson Cindy Popola Norma Mart1n Crowned for the 198019 Michele Padama Cindy BlOl'ldl Y Q sir' ww , Dana Picott fefgifdgefgf ,- , ,f ,li i f.:f'q'5'a o Vicki Johnson Yvette oleman Shirley Kelly Cheryl Hendrickeon the 1978 homecoming queen ended her reign by crown ing Anna Lucente queen for the 79 80 year The other princesses were: Sr. - oy O'Neil. Cindy Popola. Greta Nichols. and Norma Martin: Jr. A Michele Padama. Esmee Abelende. Cindy Biondi, Dana Picott: and Soph. - Shirley Kelly. Vicki Johnson. and Yvette Coleman. Last Minute Preparations ,xl f Y . Q fx to ww? Oxon Hill held its Homecoming on October l3th The week preceding the game was full of excitement and school spirit The decorating of the halls the building of the floats and the spirit chain were all part of the fun before the big game There was a big upset in homecoming 79 The sophomores took first place in the float com- petition and the team lost to Duval. The spirit still lasted. 'g,ON.11,HNf Og r ,., A .fm ,F if is .1911 AW 1 The day was Saturday the 13th of October. The morning was wet and dreary. The parade was can- celed but the gaiety still remained in every person who was to par- ticipate. The field was soggy from needless to say were raring to go. The field was muddy and heart- breaking. No matter how bad the weather orthe disappointment of the game homecoming 79 was a great success. the moming's rain. The players, Stuck in the Mud U' .W fn , Cleaned-Up eh , 4 WL A It .sd -5 gfiszv, . M hi.: -:cf ms. if rw .l fi Em wi f , Q ' 1-may A If . , ,5 474197 WV, 11 52 e W ' J: , ff? f ,M A f-W! 1 -,,,. 1 , QL? F 9' A I W Lookin ' Around H 5 R 5 s 2 L4 J i 5 I A S a i s i a L W 2 4 3 J 3 y i 1 E 4 A 1 2 x L I 5 f z s W-d,f Black di Gola' A gain Once agarn hke IH the past the Cheerleaders sponsored the Black and Gold Dance On Sep tember 8 1979 students gathered at the doors of the school awaltmg the begmmng of the dance Booglelng to the sounds of the D J everyone seemed to enjoy the atmosphere The Black and Gold Dance gave many new students a feelmg of ease and helped them to adjust to the1r new school f it Q . Q. N at 4 'MW 'if R --Ftrs: R QD N K 65 Qx 33? or 3 y RW F A A K X, 15' 81 Turns and cz Kiss I 'St if t i xfygk. r r . .Q 33 9 fu , - s -t ss--l - is t'i '? i Q K Excitement and anxiety were in the air on the night November 2, l979. The Juniors of 1981 received eir class rings. Swollen fingers and blisters were all rt of the fun and search for that special 81st turn. 1 Oxon Hill class ring is a symbol of pride and class ity. and each junior receiving a ring takes great :asure and displays spirit with the ring. Movin, to the Beal V , ,,,, l X A ,. M W tg f-, 4: ' 3... A g 1 7 E V1 Movm to the beat of the band s muslc parente and students gathered at the Frrendly Annex to hsten to the annual Pops Concert. Janet Daly a member of the band narrated the concert. The selections played ranged from the theme of the Pink Panther to a solo on the vibes by E. J. Leonardi and Dennis Durik. ,N gf Q i, as 4. 4 4 .a On the second nlght of the concert WMAL s Jackson Weaver was the guest host. The band brought in more listeners to hear the sounds of the band. Selmer mx !?.':A?!E,..iF.E VM III! Vlki. I'XXllH H 9 4 I 6 Welcoming of Foreigners Thls past fall a select number of students were A B average or better lS requrred ln all classes to even be consldered It took much work to become a member and these students deserve the recognltlon inducted to the various foreign language societies. Q' if tw i f ki , lr 'X 3,2 I n . !V f'A1 r ' Z' V Inductees Fall In The annual Fall inductions of the National Honor Society was held on Wednesday Decem- ber 19. There were 25 new inductees to be inducted. Mrs. Bunce, the guest speaker, gave a very enthusiastic and meaningful speech. After the ceremony, there was a brief reception in the library. ' ....,,., 0 G The Future in New Hands The Future Business Leaders of America held their winter inductions on the 23rd of Jan- uary. 1980. There were 26 new inductees. David Palmer president of the FBLA Honor Society was the master of ceremony. The officers of the FBLA spoke on the Qualities and requirements of the new members. After the ceremony the parents and new and old members were invited to the library for a brief reception. sw ts. Ls., Jyem 'wffs-b.714e'mzffL 4 A 5 is ss. A Y' .,-WMM, wife l , Q . 2 J , J Z 0 , i , 4 X N K etes Groovzn I0 the Beat na m....,! The SGA sponsored Disco was held on December 21, 1979. Even though it was the weekend before Christmas, there was a good turn out of students who danced to the music from Sound-Tech. ffl-IIPS 52 s ,,.aer -+ 1 , MS Whafs H cippenin g than What happened in toyland'7 That was the title of the Sr class play On December 21 1979 the senior class of 1980 presented the play What Happened in Toyland? to the student body t and the faculty. Under the direction of Janet t McVicker and sponsorship of Mrs. Shugarts, the entire cast gave an excellent performance. - In Toyland ' .1 . S -- Ti H ' , Q , Q' K' ' w W ,, .- - 'z P, X - it - is a it l t l aaaa a, f e W' s fa - .t f AQL.. I ' L - -if ' - ' a Q ,,.. -fra - ETSI f ' ' ,an fr C 'ix The cast of the senior class play worked hard and ive much of their free time after school practicing tr the play. Every day for three weeks, the cast prac- :ed the lines and scenes of the play. On the day of e play there were butterflies in stomachs and slight ises of stage fright, but nothing that couldnlt be :red with a little bit of reassurance. Everyone had a rod time and will remember it for a long time. 2 an A t ' ' 4 4-f W. .Q : ,V I 0 - , fb- ' NN- V fi -N. ? n , c ' . ,K l n .' my N' I . '-rw N lv l ,rfrw-prlh, 5' A X U I. ii , 1 fi Ni x f lx , Nt X P C ybernella This year the student body marveled at the excellent performance presented by the junior class. This year's play, a futuristic production of Cinderella entitled Cybernella. H Hu r frm M' -1 f is fl The Junior Production it Vllssft Libby Scholfield, Gail Eickhoff and Lynn Yao were excellently casted as the two ugly stepsisters and stepmother. The play was an array of crazy costumes and way out make up S Q S ll Aff X lg . . Q39 Q. if The Jumping J ackfs Friday February 8 l980 the Gymnastic Club put on their annual Winter Gymnastic Show. Performing all kinds of gymnastic stunts, sophomores, juniors, and seniors performed for the watching audience. The sponsor of the gymnastic show, Ms. Black, worked with these talented students long hours after school. Performers in the Gymnastic Show were Tom Graves, Erin Shover, Debbie Williams, Donald Bun- gato, Mitch Balicet, and others. There were special performances by Ernie Williams and Carl Fletcher. J 32 W 1 . ,.... , he .i ..ii lf. it -X.. Sweethearts Forever sponsored their very first dance. Everyone bumped and boogied to The Sound System. The music roared while five couples danced in a dance contest. There was a close decision for first and second place but Janet McVicker and George Janek came in 2nd and Darren Marshall and Dana Picott danced their way to first place. After the dance contest the Valentine King and Queen were crowned. John Gibbons was crowned King and Andrea Brandon was crowned Queen. Everyone had a memorable evening. Saturday February 16, 1980 the Sophomore class Y' K if ' I ,i . K iiir 3 Sk in 4 K 'wp Spirit in the School Anythrng goes was a semor sponsored take off of the televrsron program Almost Anythrng goes competed agarnst each other The hne up mcluded 3 legged races pogo strck Jump and an egg toss It was an hour of fun fllled events for both teachers and stu dents instead of cities competing, student-teacher pairs Anything Goes The old pie in the face was only one of the fun events in the Senior Anything Goes! The Senior class is known for their originality and this activity only added to their reputation. Good relationships with teachers and friends is what it's all about. ww M.,-,,,i3..,,,g, W-:..a f-ff ..., ff. N Soaring into the 80,5 ,fffyk ff'2?f .ix Each year the students in Reserve Officer s Training Corps gather together in formal attire to honor Col Pav lakis and Sgt. Colyn andjust to let their hair down , for lack of hairj, and have a good time! A new ROTC beauty is crowned to reign as queen of ROTC for the following year, this year's beauty was Denise Royal. ROTC Ba!! wg--v 5 Fas-af' w-wig ,V l The evening of the Ball is filled with fancy dancing and for the less energetic fantastic toe tapping music. Everyone is having fun and enjoying the chance to socialize with the fellow students outside of school. . - B ,, 'xvfsswitt P Q i 'i g ts ,two Class Sports And the race is off. . .All sports night is a competi- P tion between the three classes. The intense gymnastic ,f competition is the highlight of the evening followed mt by class tug-of-wars. and the obstacle course races. Each year a Senior King and Queen are crowned. The seniors vote on the young man and woman with the most athletic ability. This year's winners were Tina Maddox and Eric Dorr. s St a .. s ts s t c ... r g .av . T ' f. . .T 19 e s X ' . K in-...Q .tte . . s. ' Q 2 ...- it iii We fl ' T ns Q Lookin g Spory ww We ss i v Karen Delman Lenese Herbert lynn Whit ney and Shanon Bryan were just a few of the participants in the parade of stylish clothing held in our very own multipurpose room. The girls modeled the latest fashions of spring for the student fashion experts on May l l980. Oxon Hill Senior High may come to be known as the fashion capital of Oxon Hill! nr' if l l ROTC in Review T 'file sf f X The last check for Thursday uniforms of the year The ROTC assembles once a year wear ing their formal dress and in their best behavior to show the FCSI of the school what exactly they are all about. This is a time to congratulate seniors on ajob well done. Awards are given to the six top classes in basic drilling and behavior. An award is given to the Senior cadet of the year and also a cadet from each class is chosen for this honor. The Last Dance 1 The Senior Class of 1980, held their final dance, the Sen- e - ' i ior Prom at the Sheraton Lanham Motor Inn, on Saturday t V 'S t t S May 24. It was truly a night to remember. h rylnt V4 f AJ W bl nmllidy s Y 3 3 The Bi g Event W ,4 The band Flight O09 kept the class rolling throughout the night and into the morning. , 2' , Q ku fm., H GPN Yesteryears Today lx! zlf' ,war 4 ,fox ,- -Z , lil' 1' f ,4fZ,'2f3.s , The class song: Yesteryears, was sang by Vir- nia Gabriel and Denise Royal. Mr. Moran was pre- nted a mug as a token of appreciation by the senior iss of 1980. Everyone who went will remember this ght with awe in years to come. Sports us' if M MSE ,Xa -.iw ' 'Q walk S L.. Nerf ' A .g ' 'w X fum '- .A X' M' r fx, K my x . .Qi -'ii 'Kb' Q 1 Q ,N unix .f-.. QM, ev X ' ,gm X. X x 0 A .4 We Went a Long Way in AA 'tif -. ,: ' K ll ' 5... . fi K' f 'SY f 1979 Seam L- Holm . A 1,3 35 f . Ify fiitd 0 g.,, Ol i-3? S21 6 O.HFwi gmN0r wesiefn 0 O.H.i . .,.. 8 o.H. I4 0.H.. s,Larg.o ru. i 3 o.H.e Friendly . A is O.H. 51 is A 3 o.H. 1? 1 stt J ij First Row: J. Humphries, A. Powers, M. Durham, F. Graves, D. Watson, M. Melvin, A. McCollum, A. Davis, D. Marshal, E. Miller. 2nd Row: J. Tisdale, A. Humphries, D. Graupman, E. Dorr, S. Horak, D. Smith, S. Jackson, M. Baker, D. Boss, S. Robinson, G. Roberts. 3rd Row: Coach Keys, Coach Pearson, Coach Magnotto, Mgr. Sally, R. Robinson, P. Roberson, O. Griffin, M. Epps, I..Morman, T. Island, J. Reed, K. Walker, C. Stewart, F. Martin, J. Green, Coach Livingston, Coach Taylor, Coach Butler. 4th Row: T. Williams, J. Woods, B. Kingsbury, M. McCormick, K. Mahan, T. White, P. Croce, D. Fer- nandes, M. Varipapa, S. Bachem, W. Lampiris. XM, Y , yy N . . r , .... ,, ' ' , I .f .. A ., ellt, ellll Wie: . I 5 5' ' .- 'i , f r 5 Y- ,, ..,,, ,l , f i 2 pf, If ,K 4 ff -I ,,, aa' r ' ' J 5 . .... . ..... 1 Q ' ,,, f , 54 This year Oxon Hill has taken a step up to the NAA league. The determination under Coach Pear- son enabled the clippers to start the season off with five straight wins. Then came the unexpected upset - the clippers fell to Duval, our homecoming oppo- nents. The clippers won the next game against Largo, but there- after it was downhill for the clip- pers: They lost the last three games of the season. For the first year in the AA league the clipper 6-4 record was mighty impressive. Some of the outstanding O.H. players were honored with post- season recognition. They include T. Island Clst team offensej all- county and all-metropolitan E. Dorr flst team defense all- countyj W. Lampiris D. Bossett D. Fernandes S. Bauchum F. Martin and B. Kingsbury received Honorable Mention. Clockwise From Top Right David Fer nandes Billy Lampiris Steve Jackson David Smith, Billy Lampiris Troy Island. Alan Powers, Mark Baker, lra Norman. David Smith, Steve Horak, David Fer- nandes. Coming on Strong Wx First Row: Mgr. Jeff Kirkpatrick, Teleford Sheppard, A. Witt, B. Gidderon, F. Graves, C. Belo, C. Small- wood, F. St. Holder, C. Haughton. 2nd Row: S. Hungerford, G. Caldwell, B. Jefferey. T. Prue. W. McDougal, C. Sams, J. McCoy, R. Griffin. 3rd Row: Coach Taylor, Mgr. Galloway, Mgr. F. Wilson. E. Day, R. Durham, S. Picott, M. Waters, A. Gooding, B. Franklin, R. Blackwell, Mgr. D. -Picott. Mgr. F. Sally. 4th Row: T. Gray, A. Williams, B. Bouchelion, M. Bryaon, R. White, T. McQueen, J. Wells, S. Bar- bosa, K. Davis, D. Wilcher, T. Doziel. . 9- 1' ,X . The 1979 Football Season O.H. 27 Highpoint 0 O.H. 14 Suitland 0 O.H. 28 Potomac 0 O.H. 26 Northwestern 0 O.H. 13 Crossland 2 O.H. I9 Duval 8 O.H. 0 Largo 6 O.H. 13 Friendly I6 O.H. 12 Bowie 6 O.H. 0 Laurel 7 Y if. . ,S Clockwise From Bottom: C. Caldwell, B. Boi. chelion, B. Jeffries, S. Picott. W. Morris. 1979- 1980 J .V. Soccer 90 Roosevelt 2 Parkdale 0 High Point 3 Suitland 6 Laurel 0 Bowie 2 Bladensburg 4 Duval l Potomac 2 Crossland 2 Friendly 0 Northwestern is -:Sf Clockwise From Top: M. Cippriotti. W Pugunlalun, P. Authashinda, T. Wilson P. Authashinda. M. McFearson. M. Cip- priotti. H eadjn n 1979 Soccer Season OH 0 Roosevelt OH 3 Parkdale on 0 High Point OH 9 Suitland OH ,O Laurel OH' Bowie T OH D 3 Bladensburg 5,4 OH 5 Potomac OH 2 Crossland OH 4 Friendly OH 2 Northwestern OH 7 Duval Row l: Angela Faircloth 4 mgr.. Mike Ledesma, David Whitney, Ricky Depiro, R. Bradshaw, C. Graves. D. Bongato, J. Ibenez. Row 2: K. Mitchell - mgr.. M. Alley, W. Paguntalon, E. Herrick. T. Toepper, T. Graves, G. Hamm, M. McMann. B. Perry. Row 3: M. Ashby, M. Morone. K. Stith, K. Lar- son. T. Moran, B. Forbs, C. Johnson. Row 4: M. McPhearson. B. Wile, M. McMann, J. Herbert, M. Cipriotti. G. Isom. D. Johnson. B. Neilon. I. Thompson. Coach Bill Jones. Not Shown: Richard Cliff. Zack Suber. . .... . Q1 Qin ....... C . .,... .,.. .W N' 'sw i -5-, K ....... . ....,. ..., X V, - ,,. C My .. ...,... A kxrs 55. 9' 5 ' 9' . . , ' M WA .. ...,.... . W... . . . .,. 3, P ,.......,I.. ..,.. .tc A t . .... . 3 B 9 .2..,..... ,,........ . f -cg l lf 'S T2L5 ' ... ..... .gigfgg 1 ' . , . 97: 'TW 1,f gT'L' , -,.., Q iff .... -- ji TI --,, 2 f 1 T . i l il it ,, ..,.V K ' 9 X g., T ii Y K .gi i , i if .k-.. Vkq.i .....k. .ith K , Q l . .,. l i Q ,,.. o - . . 1 ' ... '. - . 'li . '-, 9 58 .sw - SEEK is 'Y A V we i S RE' i . -if-'C l 8 IVI4 we X7 W - . s , ,Z y u y , . j i 4' if y gfgg auf alvk' ' CIOCRWISC Left to Right 19791980 Var sity Soccer Team Picture R Cliff M Graves B Wile G Hamm R Deperio Coach Jones M Alley Morfone, P. Thompsoni Ri Cliff, Ti The soccer team under Coach Jones enjoyed a successful sea- son. Captains Richard Cliff Ricky Deperio and Bob Neilon led the team to a 6-6 record which was enough for a third place league finish and a berth in the state playoff they lost by a score of 2 goals to l in a regular time period. Richard Cliff was honored in the post-season 1979 all-county selections. He was selected for the first team all-county, at the posi- tion of center forward. In the five year history at Oxon Hill, the team has averaged three goals to their opponent's two. Runners .. ,, li ' . , . Mullins.. . f' - .-,gfw .,.,,., ,- L B'32W?'W?' V V, 1, A A ,ml W A .... V .3 . ., fe ? . ' ,, f. , W i ' ' f,, ..g.t.. .K ww..-5 W ' . --f- ffff v f - .Y , W, fr I G . . H A V ,,A, ,, .L , V -. It A 1 W , V7 rg? I wx' l f .V V . H X V1 1 . I.. in W W f ' if -f ff ' MW .. . 'W-if ' A' '. ' ' f 1, ' f ., .V K fl N 4 ' . : .Az ' 1 we af. are 9 f ii A ' l J . ' ' ' ' 1 :VN 'N' fili fi- - 1 W' My ' c W ft f 'Vi' ' 2 f -V 5 ,aff pg-- f f - ' '- ii X H 1' H ' A J ' z ' 5 . .W M ' Wei K . A , .. . f, , fe- 0' . . kj, .... , If V' , V ., L. 1, . A :V . 9? V V W 8, 3 -' in Y PCL' V AKC, . V by , V -QA, ,, A I gg . ' .' . 'Ai . : - XX ' '- :lv ,,,, . ' I 4 ,. ': I 4-. A ...M-gp. .. .nl 7, 7. I V M- H .A in ., I f..4.,,M . n y b I .- -I . '..- + '--- I A ',,,' ,,,,, f ,,,, , , M.. ,,-L' ww. V, , . V W 1, V' it ' LL ' mf? wge t... ' , 'A' ,,,, L -' A A L P .. , , ,,,, . .,,, , T . r,e1i?f 3 ' -' ' 7 ' ' 3522. 422'-.Qizi lfit ' j:Q.-tif -ae, f- 'Fw 15 Row l: L. Schofield, A. Halstead, W. Polkinghom, J. Arias, G. Eickhoff, J. Hession, B. Kern. Row 2: L. Maraist. H. Blomberg, H. Parton, M. Gigante. T. Miles, R. Arias, M. Hepner. Row 3: Coach Buckley, K Lynn, R. Lee, M. Briggs, R. Lyles, T. Roberts, T. Woods, T. Trump, L. Wade, D. Sweetman. Row 4: A Driggins, P. Estep, J. Flukes, S. Stephens, F. Briggs, C. Milton, M. Kamm. C. Chism. D. Brower. C. Rid- dlemoser. I 6 4 60 1 The Varsity A Boys won 80'Zp of th races and compiled a record of l wins and 32 losses. Paced by junior Stephens, All-League and All-Coun and J. Arias, the clippers tried the St Champion at the Southern Maryla Invitational and took 3rd place Anne Arundel and the Double DL Championships. HR In D0 It Better .J The Varsity A Girls Team led by C. Spain B. Kern and L. Wade kept up its high standard this season. The team finished high in the Southern Maryland Anne Arundel and the Double Dual Championships. The girls had a record of 56 wins and 50 losses. The team also finished with an impressive showing at State Championships. .lei Despite fierce competition. the Clippers finished the season with 525 wins and 70 losses. While winning 9075 of their races, the speedy Clippers were able to gain 15 first place finishes and showed good results in Southern Mary- land Invitational Anne Arundel Invitational and Double Dual Championships. The Boys A teams placed 10th in the state under the leadership of S. Ste- phens who finished 8th in State. Cloekwise From Top J Arias D Sweet man P Cobb L Wade .l Stiver D Brower M Briggs v The 1979 volleyball squad was young and full of life. Beginning the season with only two return- ing varsity players Karol Hanger energy given by Coach Gaither helped guide the team through the season. Even through difficult times the team showed great team spirit. The girls finished the season with a record of 2 wins and ll losses. and Lori Hayes, the patience and Spike 'n Away to 'CAA 3, Row l: G. Macarnas, C. Hanger. L. Hayes. L. Rearden, Row 2: V. McKay, K. Kraft. Y. Attos. K. Repshtr. L. Whitney, Y. DeGuzman. K. Delman. Row 3: J. Dupri, C. Thomas. D. Zangla, S. Zangla, T. Jordan. T. Phillip. L. Kissler. ' . 5. if O.H. 2 Roosevelt 1 rtttr 1 A a O.H. l Parkdale 2 O.H. l Highpoint 2 ygyl y o.H. 0 sumand 3 rttttie O.H. 0 Laurel 3 A D O.H. 1 Bowie 2 O.H. l Bladensburg 2 ,'.,t O.H. 0 Potomac 3 O.H. 1 Crossland 2 'M ' O.H. 0 Duval 3 L o.H. 1 Ffiendiyk y 2 A O.H. 3 Northwestern 0 O.H. I Largo 2 Clockwise From Left to Right: L. Hayes. K. Repshtr. C. Thomas, C. Har D. Zangla. C. Thomas. The Varsily Volleyball Team Pirlurv: K. Repshtr. 11 ,M L. Mg E -fi, m -- W .i 1 , E5 Www .M es N, im ,,-... ff mmm NM mfwxgai .Q.x4,E -bg? x iiwsgifif Super Spzkes QSM' ,gk Www' ML M Q' ,,i1.m,.kw 1 -' g ,fwy+M...f1 .K K,,,,, w 7 w. . . ' j H3 M 1 fy: A H Y 1 r,g,,1 f Pinning Down cz Title lst Row: P. Rambler, A. Eul, R. Turner. J. Ibanez, D. Smith, T. Baines, M. Alley, P. Madden. 2nd Row: S. Motter. R. Arguiojo, F. St. Holder, L. Waller. E. Frank, D. Duchak, R. Arias, M. Rhoads. 3rd Row: K. Larson, S. Overbay, J. Perry, J. Wells, M. Varipapa, G. Williams, T. Scheid, L. Arour, T. Hamsford, G. Caldwell. .,,,...,...l -limit M,f,.i fr' 's . , if ,W Q -si'-arf .1 I.-I if'-n I'-1 , 4 -v .4 5 .AJ Y .,,.. -' ' we 1979-1980 Wrestling Dual record 4th in county 2nd in Oxon Hill Invitational tournament 4th in District Tournament 3rd in Regional Tournament ,QM . Q X 3, X. L' 'Z -nv N: 1.3 v Q as-A+ Counterclockwise From Middle Lef S Overbay M Varxpapa J Wells .yqm .. 5. ' 13 . A I i xi , . , . . . f M- if v K N d T ' I 2: I fl ts- alf- s -H . Q al sf- f 4, 4 g S 'fx r' ' 'R ee ,.QRw,m . :xv N ' fi fn . at ila X X 'L . A. . S ,,,.. P5 'Mr Letter Winners Darell Smith Joe Ibanez Past Rambler Mike Alley Ted Baines Tony Eul Scott Motter Steve Overbay Troy Williams Mike Varipapa Tom Scheid Rich Frank Jason Perry M .V X Xa . IQ vu., S may Reco 7-l I0-3 15-l 14 5- 9-8 16 I7 I7 5 ,WM S' t K 5 . g eeli tiiit it in 'V S ..' R . . qq N an , D ti t i K5 uz, x K A' .SEE ii. Q - Isfz - - ' S - l s,....' ei' W 6 Q mf 'S' ,.,:E: qiuh A it. A. :kk V3 rtw XR I 5,1 'ff' M t new ini , 4? V 5 ,A .rw - . , l 15-l H 1 All .. si J l,-EE ,.,, , lllQ Vi A QL -Q. fl Q M- 6 ll, an an-I i' .1 an ,k,-: A V v ,. f i 'fa L' J M5 5 iffy 'fm W, g.N,..1 A A ill 1,423-L , eww l S' 9, , sv A salsa, 'arid not f MQQFX f lFM 4 ' X ia 1 r L,., 4 ,L - wg... M M M ,, q , , ff if ff. MW' ' 4 M 1 uf Counterclmkwlse From Top Right M P Rambler J lbe nez S Overhay M ' Varlpapa P Ram bler M Varlpapa S Overbav 'NNQ-1 if Vuripapa. T. Eull M: Alley. T. Williams. , 3 A . . - A -- - '.' . Q... NX Ns - ' 1 . - ffm ' ', - 'if win: ,Nay 4 JS, ki., ..:h ,t,3m.:,,y n My W ,,,, . S . . .-. v.x.. . , M, , ...aw ' 3' f 'li '13 ' -----'P R 'ii 'F 'I' ss . ' 1 If . . 2 ,V .L S St, . .:.ig5..g ,. . . rw 7 my W Q T T 6,3 :sinful K 'E if f W!-A e - W A ,.,, ,gf , -' . f ff , f ' 'g K W., , ' 'v X fm' 'f he Q. 1 1 M P g ,. ,L,. W. , it 3, ,, g Q tl! A if 5 ' in 4 in S T , anus' . Q 5 .....,. ,. Y LL.. . Q is 4. Y' X ...v.-M-W-M-MW +-we ' 'v 1. fig.: ' ' -D - H .. . , is . M or A I A V X YLLKSL , ,gi f T etsisn S . srrr .R is J r S' f LKVL gig. V YVA, 9 T R T in i t ' qzy 1L '-, .L N g if ag. 'iyh 1 . ,, M QK, ..... g V I Vzrv All .y y H., 3 . ig 4. .rf I V.V, .. 1,,.,. . k,,V . X W t The Oxon Hill 79-80 Wrestling team had a very good A. A 1 7 R T ' i season. The reason the team was so successful is the T s, . ' R 'V T snl it and asst. Coach Keyes. The overall team record was 10- i 5113, til'-V-0 ' ' , la 3 wif' V dll' Mr fd 3-W 1 2, cr X leadership and sportsmanship given by Coach Gilligan n M N ,r 3 X 3 an Q K N S 9 at as Tournament Honors Champions Mike Alley OHIT 2nd District Second Scott Motter 2nd OHIT Steve Overbay 2nd OHIT 4th District 4th Region Outstanding Wrestling Award Third Joe Ibanez 3rd OHIT Pat Rambler 3rd District 3rd Region Fourth Ted Barnes 4th OHIT 3rd RCglOl'l Counterclockwise From Top Left: T. Williams S. Motter R. Raines. T. Troy Wllhams 4th OHIT 2nd Reglon LaBriola D. Brown, M.Thomas J. Burrell T. Eul. mf kv, in ' : , . . , . X S X 9 Mike Varinpapa: 2nd OHIT, 2nd District, 2nd Region 68 Dribblin'Away in AA 1 ....-.........-. 1 - f, f un. - lst Row: Coach Magnotto, J. Burrell, C. Johnson, M. Thomas, H, Roberts, F. Raines, D. Barnes. D. Brown. 2nd Row: C. Brown, T. LaBriola. E. Miller, E. Dorr, K. Sligh. . , - ' --., ,E .,.,: Q ,,i...l, Q1 ... . -T : AC ,r',.. Vlsq Q 5' C. ' 1 Qegs v,.: ,, ::,s,2 ,,P. .,... 5 , Q.: Z. .5 -, .,,Qw,.n N ,. R Eg S Q 5 JSI. .,g - N B if is 5 Mesgm' Ill ' . Al !2!.x!'.! iillnup J- SE ,. . i - fk,-i new ...1. N w .... , B rl .sn . , . K- ,. Eg I I . ' H 3 X Q K , , g .,, .b as i x A. K Q .... . 2, .L ' ., i. :::E K. b i Vulgq Q 25 .M . . ,,., .. in 13 www' k B , ' if 1 . U l l, :LYAAL. , .. mmww+s1 w 'L C . M I if Ka M' k K5 Q g J MW. 1 Q 2: The Oxon Hill Basketball team ha an outstanding record this year und: the guidance of Coach Magnotto. The team, displaying more spirit an togetherness this year, really dre T crowds to all the games. r Oxon Hill produced a 12-ll recon The team went on to the playoffs, bi was defeated by Bladensburg. Congra ulations. mwwwums ,wa it g 'mx I rell M Thomas M Peluzzo D Barnes E Dorr M Thomas E Dorr F' Eg, Counterclockwise From Top Left: J. Bur- Swish ! 1 -ug lst Row: M. Peluuo, R. Wills, A. Knight, J. Schutt. T. Jennigs, H. Wayne. 2nd Row: A. Sabin, C. Barge. C. Brown. K. Wilson, Coach Butler. f. I ,,V. ng. W ,,.....,.,m it ,. . M, W., , ,K , . , A . W .,.. mf... ..,....., vw ...,.. if I o vfbf,- . ,gf V F , hangin b 4 , ls gl ' 4 .... . ... . . ..,.... . .... ,.. V ' ll' T r r . 5 H 5 ,m, A., JV , .. 2 'rw gkkykr I V l v 2 nr.. 4 . . at I Q, All . C 'Y T' C . I .' My 1 K C25 The O H JUHIOI' Varsity bas ketball team had a satnsfactory season under the leadershnp of Coach Butler The JV team had spmt and aggresslon throughout thelr sea son The J V teams record was Good Job Foul Shots lst Row: Coach Matthews, T. Schimdt, T. Marshal, T. Jordan, M. Wilson, D. Johnson. 2nd Row: C. Johnson, E. Shover, T. Maddox, S. Parker, M. Murray. Season O.H.5 33-48 Largo O.H. 29-67 Suitland O.H. 39-43 Bowie O.H. J 33-41 Friendly 1 f Qfl Hemi. '.:f' .l:. 4 ...,,... Douglass .. ..., ..... ...,. .,..,...,, ac ' ' flgaurel ,.......-1lf::.l.-. .a.--a.-... 4 asssaa 4 ,..,...,,... . ,.,. . ,,.....,,..,..... . ,.., .r....-.. J llll 1 slrssl 4,4 -- r-- at k,,. VCT. 72 Clockwise From Top Right: M. Murray, M. Wilson, T. Maddox, T. Mad- dox, M. Wilson, T. Maddox, E. Shover, C. Johnson, T. Marshal, E. Sho- X X 4. -:sr ,sei ix ,gi t jgi 5 ' .SN .ss as-J Though team morale was high the Girls Basketball Team had a disappointing season. The team was guided by a new coach, Coach Matthews. The team however has many good prospects for next year The Girls Basketball Team record was 1 17 M-Qimmltrm, warg...-mmm. Swinginbflway in AA 3' f 7 i ' ,, ., 'W L. ,ff ,Ji Row I: Coach Nicodemus. M. Chatelain. J. Hohgood, S. Horak. R. Jointer. D. Lee, S. Caster, B. Johnson. F Smith. Row 2: L. Budd. S. Vickers. B. Kingsbury, B. Draper, B. Tubb. T. LaBriola, S. Bauchum. M. Cippriotti. J. Green. R. Cliff. S. Moore. Coach Keys. The boys I979 80 Varsity Base ball team had a very good record under the guidance of Coach Keys and assistant Coach Nico demus The team had big wins against impressive Bowie team and the archrival Friendly squad. The team ended the season with a l0-8 record. The spirited fans helped the clippers to some exciting wins. With the many good prospects for the coming year the Clippers have a chance to land a more accomplished sea- son. S1 iii., an L J is will O. H. 4-2 'Largo O.H. 5-12. .Po 51, J D!! . Q VOSSIPIHCQQ A . O. H. uri-ratsvi g - J Q E O.H. V O.H 2-l Bowie liii ' -sw O.H. 3-0 Roosevelt O.H. l-6 Parkdale i.-r O.H. . 3-8 Suitland O.H. S 3-6 'Gwynn Park O.H. 2-ll iCentral O.H. 7-8 Northwestern O.H. 3-2 Friendly i . tv.- . w-. Clockwise from Top Right: S. Bauchum. R C B. Tubb. S. Bauchum. S. Horak. , Hs. ii. A IE I fs ,, i fi we -e M ggi.: A XR X. .L . M , 'R 1? ' Ns QF kkh- II : ite? B Q . . 1 ., A , .. 1 1: -,Au . 11: ' I ss kb H9 -EE -:ik E 77 . it I. gg ai f if af .4 5 - R is , M Q ,E .L .Q , I 7. N , : ... . A 5, M fs-i N. Mg Q .s gym, F. +.f A-. Lf. f' , V ff x g ,Q - '5 Q 1 T? fx S. A , Q X m if M Q -2' ,X -Q - 1 -W Qmvf--'wwf' ,f,, 5f -Q5-v . ivan 4 --4 'J A s exw, ke wx Q ' SN 'G X Q, ,W N Q .JM 3 fi m 'A 3 :..: , '.' m ,,.: V. 5 5 .4 W w , -I Q +4 X - ' .J - - jg 'I , ' 4 ,Q . W - - W?'tiL'?s'11wx,f+,K,r3-.C,A,,,.A M f .5 Q A 0, I - A - N ' f ' , - , V X . ,, Q Q xv. -NN,-vig. 'j At. ,. L ,QSX-N ,,. aw, , ,,,. , i Batting Away 01 st 4 E X l e eeti QW :y i . mhh M. U J R 'ii V-TX! A if ff J. . . V -rt fm? XV - i X 1 Q i , tmfqy -. wrt 4 - text-n Nffdywl' 1 21 M11 , 22 s sri W 42? 2 t. A if . - . I 5 h , , i 4 -. Le: A -K . , R. -,-k it - ,Q ' S ., K t K - A Q: 3. yn it ..- . i s din. -is un +5 B F . . sg. s 1 g T- I xl g, 5 5' A' K xg xc! A ,I Xi,--in A ,hggt Ns Z s L. . C A , Row lt L. Waller, C. Garland. A. Tobe, D. Smith, D. Dichosso, B. Carlson, M. Guthrie. Row 2: Mr. Nico- demus, L. Budd, J. Alston. B. Jeffery, J. Roberts. B. Bouchelion. P. Hoyle, G. Knode. i ls 7-2 ?Largoi O.H. V3-l Laurel O.H. 5-l5 Highpoint O,.H. 7-2, Crossland 0.111 Bladensburg O.H. ..-Douglass y O.H. 8-13 Friendly ... A A O.H. I4-8 Roosevelt 1 fly O.H. 7-5 Parkdale ii O.H. 3-2 Crossland Q? '59 af wwf,- S :Now- 'Num Amd.. Under the coaching of Mr. Nicodemus the Junior varsity baseball team was led to a record of 7 wins and 3 losses. The team showed a lot of spirit and aggressiveness. The team showed many good prospects for the varsity team next year. The team should be commended for ajob well done! Clockwise from Top Right: Couch Nicode- mus. J. Roberts, L. Waller. A. Tobe. C Gon- zales. M. Guthrie. G. Knode. J. Alston. M Guthrie. A. Tobe. 76 Q 'Qvgi fd.-wx Ea.. m'5N Q 'Mm--' - 1 . f - ... w f .sa U rg .. ' f' . , F , X - l ' -...tk ' MK , N H4 A... . ' 4 - f 1 ,. '39 'f g . ktx ,,.h . ..,t K - I n , ft ' N ' - m .. fy.. aw ssz N fy f X.. W- vw f ' ' V, 5 ? . sw . . .iw .,.5L.. 5 ,kir ,. , Ig , u , f..: . V, - 15 X .. .. Ziyi V - 1 x 1-f49ff'wf Q . 'ix new Q. .N . . mv... ,.Qw, , .. is .L L M L. an K . V Q'-L 'f .5 90 xfw N' f-.,R,53,.'.E..7i. wi' M -fi . C AX y E 'ff fi 1 f' tx, ,R K k L.. ' V -' - kt Vpzfkgffk . .K . if. D, . W f 1 Yf'E'1ff1lz1ti4:.5L.Q .i ,pgs Q ,f A. .I-1 Q 4-MUQV' '-1 Sm? i'f: v ' N 'sffxirf 5 'maj . k I f .Wig e P V . ' Rival . www.. i is i ?S+. Sff gi . . -x .. '. 'V L: ti. 2 ' 'If J, ..,-4. I '9 . N if K v 29 , X Q 14 if ffl.. zfi , Tv y r 6 fl if A Q Wd 1 X 9. ik L f . .,.-J' EL. 2. 1 , if .. . : Widen g s: . QW? , V Ax I .W Q7 . 3 -fi M . . ' P .,F 'fe Z Batters Up ttifft . . 0-H V ,H Q. f lgl, - 5 O ' P. l3-4 . 3-I0 . 6-I9 6-7 l l-8 '0 H O.H O.H qt' 0.H. 1 T' ' -4 at a lst Row: M. Saines. C. Jackson, C. Laura. M. Sines. T. Flaherty. 2nd Row: M. Jackson, E. Abelinde. T. O'H' Maddox. E. Shover. P. Robertson. 3rd Row: E. Cepedasanchez, D. Hamby, L. Burger, D. Smith, S. Kelly. P. Stamm. T. Schmidt. L. Burger. D. Williams. Coach Matthews. ,, . . 4 7 'll t, ,. Irr' . ..'k .f. i Z .V ,,,l . r'.l . ac 1 1 f ,f., s. s OH' 6-3 ' llll . g is Douglass Bowie .. Friendly Roosevelt Pardale Gwynn Park Central Northwestern 'IP 1w..,,, - -w i .,, ef e -R. y.Jyy. 1 .,., We P .af lf , .... .14 as as is 'FR X A Q Hamby. E. Shover. D. Hamby. P. Robertson, if ' - P. Robertson. M. Jackson. E. Shover. Coach T - Mattews. .ff ... . ,age tk, 3 7.7 K K R we P . ... . . . ,:- ,if Clockwise'from Top Left: E. Ahelinde, D. . ' YW T' ' ' Q f 1, S' ,S-Q N x 3' Y 5 si s is X 7 Q Z A4 , A K iN ty X l Mi ,, su Aw --.-me ,,,- - ., , ., A , ,, ., , 3, is Q . f W- A Q fu .ig I Q Q 2 ,1 Q-14 . '. , 4-W V ., 1 ,, dim ' ' 2 3 el T . S. wh' .. PfQ.,M.Q , Y: .. ' P W. - H L L44 W, ..i,- M .L- T V, 1, D i ,, L' I 'M M A J: , I Nu., Miva M. , an' as 'W if 1 uw , T ,QI - . ,M T ,3fA f T L +44 The 1979 80 Oxon Hill Girls softball team did a great job of working together this year They were guided by Coach Matthews. Junior Esmee Abelindi did an excellent job pitching for the team. There are many seniors leaving who will be remembered, Theresa Flaherty, Erin Shover, MaryAnn Saines, and the Most Valuable Player Tina Maddox. The girls' overall team record was IO-8. Congratulations! W? L Circling Into AA 'J The l979 80 track team had a spectacular year under the guidance of Coach Burnard Burns Coach Burns was assisted by Coach Buckley and Doctor Dix The team was led by Frank Rames and Poncho Gonzalas These two leaders were voted the two most valuable players. The track team won the state meet. John Arias should be commended for his fine performance in the two mile distance run. The relay teams won and set a school and county record. As quoted by Mr. Burns. This is the fastest team Oxon Hill has ever seen in its history. f ,A 'VVV WW N X ,,, , 'g A J JN W f 'W f V -Nzwmw N wilt K - .,L ss, . - - ' as K : gg wk K -an K Q ,. i X, ' f QQ.. QQ Q ,-' if if ' Q S MM- sum. Teeing Golf is perhaps the most under rated and publicized sport at Oxon J if Hill. This year under the very fine coaching of Mr. Hamorsky, the team, consisting of five seniors and R twojuniors, finished the season with is WW' e a respectable record of wins and 3 losses. The team consisting of mostly seniors will have to rebuild for next year. if 5 Row l: S. Overbay, J. Perry. R. Reinhart. T. Carlson. Row 2: D. Brawer. J. Wilson, R. Higgins. 5 ' ' Clockwise from Bottom Right: R. Higgins: J. Wilson. . ,..... .1 ? gy M. V ... . E H 82 iffy? air Xpwxxfulu IVV X 3 . .,..., K , -14 A , ,vw LK , ,, 5, B . 1 - ffvygsvv- - 5 K fu , .x.- KK fx? Z qjifsfii' I A w ,N 5 K xnxx X NMSP? A R X995 -1 I MY5f1 sL D if ' -. ' 5, + ZA. wg 'X - 1 I ' fr - . f ifswikwa M 1 ' if 'S ' h iQ.,1-T-U ALZIEKX' if -, .K mg , K in -. Q54 .. K ...A K. -ry, X K W f x . X , .. r Y , Qtc 'f?j?..,i gr. Nm 3-iiigw X X 4 . ' ' ' K' A K k YK .. '-' , ' 'X K. 'NRA -'- I- Wy . 'fig XO' . ' :gap K . K N 'xv K,.,- f H3 gpg: 4' Q -ef x K - ,K X MAL 1 Q? fix, - . . 1- '53 ' K ' , S L g 1 ' Q 9f ' -' k' ,gg 5, X , . K ,ci Q K wr' A HCUR L A K i ' X .. .in , 'Nxxxw S 'Q . - A I fbi ' ' A Y , ' NVC99 ' 'fi ' Ki-X91 p . 1. 1, KKm x9N'wM f Lm,: .., ' S ' 0 ' 1 i., . . .. , ' , Y D ' 9 gf , y it 532 Egan, in.-'N , I i U K r ,Ki sim X A K Q a.K K: A K xml X ., A .N K A 'f .L .ww-:gM 1 4 Q 'M' K It - L A K. , ,K , W M V K K ,. .atv K K Y w W .x +L - A A 'Nw X Q V K K --, at fx X .K K bv wwf .5 I , 5 M - ., 9 M 'gy , , . X. KK, ' 'filkwnfs2v.4:'55S' .'f' 'Sf ia? fm M f ' - H ' . :ya M. .l'?' .. ,, .Wg-.x MK, f K -,2,.,+.ns X X. V . K . xx N . . Nj: Mgk .KW , , . gs K X ,E ws f I Q L Q f 'Q 'zwzx Q sw m Vqiilii LJ' Organzzatzons Varsity cheerleaders pro- mote more school spirit than anyone else but it's for fun and games. They devote many hours to learning new cheers and stunts. They also sponsor Homecoming and spirit week. Cheerleaders though completely exhausted greet each new game with much eagerness and enthusiasm. Fu!! of Spirit Row l: Sandra Coleman Cheryl Rose Yolando Middleton Tami Gray. Row 2: Cynthia Clark, Cindy PoPola Terri Feilke. Middle: Lisa Franklin. Top: Karen Williams Michele Padama, if se., .... 5. Cheering S ophomores - .f MN' J.V. Cheerleaders 3 These sophomore girls try out at the beginning of the year and are chosen right away. Their function is to cheer for junior varsity games and to keep the spirit alive by partic- ipating in the hall shouting before each game. They cheer and scream with the varsity cheerlead- ers adding to all the spirit in the air. The JV cheer- leaders help bring spirit to the sophomore class throughout the year. Q M--H .... . Row l: L. De Guzmen, J. Weeks. Row 2: J. Barba, S. Edwards. A, Brandon, E. Kimball, J. Canady. Row 3: M. Bussey. V. Rose, E. Colbert. Spirit in the Making I n l F Q Row l: Angie Rice, Missy Schaeffer, Carol Rappa, Denise Dennison, Greta Nichols, Stephanie Wise. Row 2: Angela Krimbrel, Ann McCollum, Wright, Ethyl Hill, Barbara Hall, Sharon Houle, Prisilla Berry, Gail Nickson. Row 3: Rose Saplan, Gina Boseman. Norma Martin. Wollita Harris. Terry ers, Sherry Richards, Angie Smith. The high-stepping Oxon Hill Clipperates are the halftime entertainment at all home basketball and football games. Many hours of practice are required for each routine to look good. In addition to home game performances, the Clipperettes entered competitions at Peary, Friendly, and Largo. The dynamite sponsors who did such a great job last year were Mrs. Elaine Lawton and Mrs. Barbara Martin. Fund raisers included bake sales, yard sales, car washes and their annual candy sale. This money was used for new uni- forms. All in all the Clipperettes had a tremen- dously busy year. Row l: Stephanie Wise. Row 2: Missy Schaeffer, Denise Dennison, Angie Row 3: Carol Rappa, Greta Nichols. On the Side Lines If M S'-125 l is r ' i f F 5 ' 5 ' ' LE i , A L5 E 7 , - . A A . . J Q , 1 A , 5 gr 5 t t g , g 4 ff if at 3 gs is so f tl T if I Q 5 sie l l it l l i 9. '4 I f l J H., f 'N3,, The Pep Club along with the cheer- leaders and Clipperettes help to keep us high on school spirit. The club meets at least once or twice a week to learn new cheers and rehearse old ones. They also participate in the hall shouting before the games. This club manages to arouse all spectators to cheer on for victory. l: Tracy Hamilton - Treasurer, Aynice Cooper - Rec. Secretary, Tina Lynch - Vic e President, Virginia Gabriel- President, Renee Hamilton Relations Chrmn., Lisa McCullars A Parliamentarian, Ziiporah Hayes - Corr. Sec. Row 2: Ms. Addison sponsor, John Ballard, Kathy Price, Dee ,ucas, Joycelyn Bezon, Terry Torreyson, Nicole Hayes, Stacey Griffin, Diane Jackson, Angie Gray, Cassandra Miller. Not Pictured: Mrs. Hammond ponsor. The Band Row l:J. Daly, K. Repsher, E. Kimball, L. Berger, A. Click. Row 2: M. Perry. V. Yao, J. Perry, Y. Althouse, T. Bell, R. Quintos. M. Henderson, B. Bouch D. Guider. M. Jolliffe. Row 3: K. Evans, M. Delgado, J. Jackson. B. Kraft, T. Carlson. D. Levanduski, M. Cippriotti. K. Nelson, M. Dixon, R. Higgii Harvey, K. Davis, G. Knode. A. Anderson. Row 4: A. Brandon, J. Wells, K. Bell. L. Dail, L. Berger. Row 5: Mr. Johnson, E. Leonardi. G. Menke, D. Dui Coleman, D. Johnson, S. Moller. T. McQueen, J. McVicker, M. Neihof. Flute: J. Daly. K. Repsher, E. Kimball, L. Berger, A. Click. Clarinet: M. Perry, V. Yao, J. Perry, K. Evans. M. Delgado, J. Jackson, B. Kraft, L. Berger, A. Brandon, J. Wells, K. Bell, L. Dail. Oboe: Y. Althouse. Alto Clarinet: T. Bell. Contrabass Clarinet: M. Henderson. Alto Sax: M. Jolliffe. Tenor Sax: D. Guider. Coronet: A. Anderson, S. Nooralian, G. Knode, K. Davis, B. Harvey. French Horn: T. Carlson. D. Levanduski. M. Cipriotti, K. Nelson. Trombone: M. Dixon, R. Higgins. Baritone: T. McQueen. Tuba: S. Motter. String Bass: M. Neihof, J. McVicker. Percussion: E. Leonardi, G. Menke, D. Durik. L. Coleman. D. Johnson. Conductor: Mr. William Johnson. lp Mr. Johnson In Action , I The Band The band led by Mr Johnion IS an absolute necesslty to our school Durmg football season they accompany the cheerleaders to provrde more enthuslasm and entertalnment for the many fms The band has recelved awards at varlous festlvals student feels proud when they hear the Alma Mater or flght Qong expertly played by our band 1 under Mr. Johnson's excellent leadership. Every 'S is so A 5 ' ! I Gs. laik--ff 1' y T wif T Q, I T -we r 'H ' p T pp 3 if 4 T A I' , 67 ef MW' Je 4. 5 ' we Modern Dance The Modern Dance group is a creative group of girls who produce original dances as a means of recre- ation. The girls choreograph their own routines set to their own choice of music The Modern Dance club creatively expresses itself through its performances This year the club per formed at halftimes and Coffee House Creative Dancing H a w 4 4 as H n HJ X 5 i Row l: Felicia Wilson, President, Elena Kelley, Vice President. Row 2: Cheryl Brown, Secretary, Angie Basnight, Colleen Dreher, Paulette Godwin, Gidderon, Wanda Barrett. Row 3: Kim Robertson, Kaye Davis, Sharon Gordon, Angie Allen. Row 4: Sayne Kelley. Dana Ricott. Tracey Prince. Massey, Crystal McGill, Gina Stokes, Mrs. Martin Sponsor. Sabrina Bornden manager. Miss Wild sponsor. Lohntraya Irving. manager tnot picturedj. Tumble Time es N. W 1 its Nr' - y , if ,, ,sf 'M x ffl?-felis ,, -t fl num-K r Gvmnartzcr ln order to be a member of this club the key IS abrl much tlme to perfect their routlnes for the Annual Gymnastic Show Thus club has always been respected ln Onox Hull not only for the talents these students possess but also for the hard work that rs put 1nto each move 1 Q ., V ity. The students invest Suppbfing the School School Store Our school store is a necessary and conven- ient service. It provides us with materials such as: pens pencils paper bumper stickers etc. is nice to know that there are people who will give up some of their free time to maintain our supply room. 7 9 3 7 which are always in demand in the classroom. It SG 19 Mike Harvey, James Houle, Roscoe Pay, David Bowman, Bill Moses Denise Dennison, Janet McVicker, David Palmer Stage Crew It would be almost impossible for us to have any plays or ceremonies at Oxon Hill without the help of our stage crew They must have some knowledge of the technical aspects of to sound systems In other words a certain skill and coor dination are needed to be a member of this group productions. They are in charge of everything from lighting Handy H ep fuls .ax SSL..-f ng. Ser' l I Letterman v All the people in this club have one thing in common - A Letter! This club is open to both men and women whose performance in a sport is outstanding. The award signifies that only those who practice and believe in their athletic abilities can be a winner. Tina Cippriotti, Janet Daly. Lynne Yao PA Announcer The task of informing the students and teach taken on by the P A Announcers It would be very difficult to keep the school up to date with out them Their effort is appreciated by every one in the school , X . . ers of upcoming social activities and sports is Upon entering Mr. Quaid's 2nd period class, you will hear melodious voices from within. This class specializes in learning interpretations of songs and musical terms and meanings. These students take this course because they re doing something they enjoy and it shows M usical Vocal Technique These students are led by Mr Quaid every day during fifth period This group not only sings but dances as well They showed us their dance steps at our Christ mas band concert this year Their voices blend beautifully from one song to the next which leaves the audience wanting to hear more l Row li Conrad Wynter, Donna Boyd. Ronald Barber. Row 2: Adrienne Darby, Pat Ba ley, Sharon James. Cassandra Downing. Row 3: Pam Barrigher, Deborah Thomas, Michc Thompson, Wanda Booker, Lisa Newton. .1 s 1 t Row I: Octavia Barber, Angela Allen. Row 2: Craig Willis, Benjie Bartolomew, John Long, Ronald Curameng. Row 3: Virginia Gabriel, Zipporah Hayes, Cindy Cox, Janet McVicker. Denise Royal, Sharon McLemore. Tracy Hamilton. A ctors The Drama Club sponsored by Ms. Cota shows this year. However all the hard work means nothing when measured against the satisfaction they receive as performers. These students are interested in all aspects of the stage. The Drama Club learns directing acting staging and costum- in . l l l W4 worked very hard and put on three very good g Wi 'W as pm - Y Q 1 . . 5 3 K XX 4 if e Gordon Frank, Eric Hamill, Robert Burke, Craig Willis, John Rich. Ronald Curameng, Cindy Biondi One of the largest organi- zations at Oxon Hill the Ski Club promises fun and excitement for all. Thinking snow and ice is one of the many activities which keep the popular Ski Club busy. Whether they are on the slopes risking life and limb view or in the lodge enjoy- ing an open fire and a warm cup of cocoa the members are always guaranteed a natural high. Thinking Snow and Safegf , ,il Row l: Cheryl Rose, Diane Rose, Melissa Velenzuela, Vivian Yao, Yvonne Althouse, Barbara Kraft, Miss Wild. Row 2: Amy Walker, K Wade, Lynn Yao, Mike Brower. Row 3: Shawn Jorlgenson, David Lee. Jim Smith, Bernie Diesen, Gordon Hamm, Carl Evers. Row 4: ll Wehh, John Green, Leon Armour. Dewuync Taylor. aren Bailey. Row 5: Dennis Levanduski. Doug Duchak. Jeff Aanestad, Gall Nickson. ' or on the lifts enjoying the The Safety Squad is an organization that concerns itself with the safety of every individual at Oxon Hill The members check the school for hazardous conditions and make sure with correct safety materials and directions in case of a fire They are also responsi ble for monitoring fire drills each classroom is supplied 6: Mary Sur: Preble, firm Shover, John llerhert, Dave Guider, Tim Toepper, Mike Marone. Row 7: Bennet Wile, Brad Surdam, Ru McDowell, Tony McQueen, Troy Fullard. 'Nav-mea. it 'li 5: Row l: Robin Mitchell, Priscilla Berry, Alice Casayuran, Jimmy Campbell. Row 2: Marlon Epps. tine Hart, Cheryl Cook. Darin Marshall. Sherry Knight, Sharon Atkinson, Brenda Marsh, Frances Row 3: Monica lannucci. i f' A xx, X xx . 1 K s fre , tif e e t Y Y fx If nd' I K S f4 AN,M 9 Row l: Mark McMahon, Tony Fiore, Andy Anderson. Row 2: Lynne Yao, Diana Partin. The lt s Academic Team congregates our brightest students in competition with other schools that later appear on television. The object is to be quick enough fmentallyj to outwit the opponents. These students spend part of the year just preparing and reviewing for the action that will follow. The club has a mixture of old and new members but each student proves a valu- able addition. A cademicalhf Speaking . ag 'PVW9 Q J. E1 Qlii' gl flag s.-. s. e i i To eil ills if is Q i-ii 3 Row l: Jeff Powell, Mary Delgado, Kevin Maybury, Mike Henderson. The Debate Team revolves around one central idea communication This group assembles about twice a week to work out tion These students receive the chance to speak publicly and to show their flair for persuading even the tough est debators to see things in a new light new strategies of conversa- Chess Club Patience and concentra- tion are two qualities found in most chess players. This year s Chess Team came in first in the All County Chess Tournament. The top five chess players this year were: Greg Foster Jeff Powell Ken Nelson Rodney Lustan WLT 400 ThanhVan 400 301 202 202 The Math Team involves those students who enjoy doing a variety of calcula tions The team has about ten meets a year against other area schools The competitive effort of the win persuades our students to put forth their highest mathematical skills and if they re lucky SUCCESS other schools wanting to Battling the Odds X M. . X Row I: Greg Foster. Thahn Van. Row 2: Joe Dechoso. Ken Nelson, Donna Boyd. Rodney Lustin. Row Steve lngals, Hynek Kalkus. Chris Johnson. Arthur Perry. Aurthur Hutchinson. Mike Varipapzi. Row l: Thahn Van. Tony Fiore. Row 2: Albert Perotta, Gigi Ortiz, Melissa Valenzuela. Chuck Milton. Dan Brower. Row 3: Ronnie Wages, Mr. Roman. sponsor. Andy Anderson. Row 4: Lynne Yao. Kragh. Cindy Curtis. Donna Zangla. Greg Foster, Military Minded Row l: Ricky Delgado. Maurice Robinson. Gary Jackson. Colonel Povalakis. Row 2: John Wilson. Den- nis Levanduski. Andre Myers. Tom Gertz. Carol Stoddard. Chuck Mohr. ffff Q g .,. ig' Q t 4-rr - , . .. 1 f - f 'ff is ' . T Row l: Mary Delgado. Sandra Godwin. Row 2: Richard Arguijo. Henry Adams. Rocket club is an Air Force Club whose central idea is to introduce members to rocketry. They are informed of the many space pro- grams crafts and rockets. Those cadets who join the club can receive a badge signifying their understand- ing ofthe art of rocketry. The AFROTC Model The Color Guard at Oxon Hill is a very useful function They perform at meeting homecoming and the ROTC Review graduation. the first PTA ROTC - Aerospace study and military training are offered to students in Marylands llth Air Force Junior ROTC. Under the guidance of LTC. George Pavlakis and SGT. Colyn the cadets drill and take educational field trips. They also serve as escorts for the Home- coming princesses a ROTC Ball and sponsor the ROTC Review in the spring. The Drill Team The Drill Team at Oxon Hill performs drills all year for drill meets It is composed of many men and women who spend time after school just to perfect their different drills. They compete with other area schools that have ROTC programs. These meets are held at the University of Maryland. A erospace Education .9 r LTC Pavlakis SGT Colyn M E' s Row l: M. Busby, N. Millner, C. Godwin, A. Canty, G. Shepard, S. Pressley, J. Resper, M. Harvey. Row 2: A. Radcliff, J. Watson, A. Gardiner, M. Brower, N. Norway, P. Clayton. Row 3: C. Han- sen, C. Jackson, R. Delgado, H. Adams. C. Taylor, J. Johnson, A. Myers. E. Williams. 'w -.r:.2 ,gn .ay 3 5 , mv ' fi i Sq Q N .F N. Q ff 1 2-f'f.xk 2 .iw is ! QL 53 . H, . X.- S f Q, . .X eww 1 ' -1- 5 .X i f K K CLUB umm M A K 1 As K R 'M i , gf Ve vi 3332 o Q Q -. E. ,V J 8 L-1 ,P .k. i fn. Q g Q ii .IO I ,gf :cv ' X 1 f K A , , ,QF X 1.9-sr L . 5 ..... C X ,,,-1-'fl ., - ' More ROTC Row l: L. Robinson, B. Beck, P. Clark, G. Shepard, L. Saunders, A. Drummond, K. Winters. Row 2: R. Delgado, A. Radcliff, L. Morales, M. Madison, M Melvin. Row 3: C. Hansen, D. Wheaton, J. Alston, B. Austin, C. Taylor, J. Johnson. Not in Picture: M. Brower, M. Cammon, M. Clayton, E. Clovis, M Day, B. Farmer, C. Gaines, G. Hardy, E. Holland, M. McMahon, K. Measser, D. Norway, M. Osborne, E. Pereira, S. Perry, J. Roberts, I. Sanger, D Baughn, S. Whitehead, D. Williams, M. Woods. SNR! Row I: J. Resper, A. Wilson, M. Cowser, K. Woodbury, A. Basnight, T. Marshall, Y. Marbury, S. Pressley, N. Millner, R. Anderson. Row 2: D. Bowman E. Howell, B. Jeffrey, G. Melvin, M. Water, A. Grady, R. Griffin, P. Venzant, R. Pay. Row 3: A. Williams, J. Watson, K. Goodman, W. Moses, S. Heaney E. Williams, M. Lewis, C. Richards. Not in Picture: A. Campbell, P. Cox, C. Johnson, K. Larson, R. McDowell, D. Samaniego, S. Smith, T. Woods. Scholastic A chievers Future Business Leaders of America are those students who are taking at least two business courses. The program provides stu- dents with the right attitude in which to face work and helps students to set goals for themselves. Each year they compete in vari- ous competitions that deal with all business classes that Oxon Hill has to offer. N atzonal Honor Soczety The NHS is a nation wide organization New students are inducted twice a year Qualifica tions are a 3 2 average or better and the following characteristics leadership scholarship and knowledge They provide a tutor ing service for those who are hav mg trouble in a subject They also have canned food drives and other activities Row l: Monica Ianucci, Cheryl Roberts, Denise Dennison, Margie Maraist, Jeanne Hornsby. Row 2: Craig Cousino, David Palmer, Warren Clark, Chris Chism. . ....,, ,E Row l: Denise Dennison, Janet McVicker, Anna Lueente, Greta Nichols, Judy Kirkpatrick, Angela Alley, Tina Cippriotti, Jackie Valliant, Ms. Soraci. Row 2: Ronnie Wages, Donna Zangla, Tina Maddox, Veronique Bishop, Mike Jolliffe, Ken Nelson, Alicia Fagan, Tony Fiore. Bob Neil- lon, Lisa Franklin, Norma Martin. 3 MM School In formers t Distributive Education M r. Niehber ,Y Jax, all ,ow I: Trenton Barron, S. Kaye Davis, Karla Bartholomeu, Ann Donelly, Lisa Wilson, Zina ubert. Row 2: Terry Moses, Robert Burke, Joyce Hamilton, Kathy Wade, Larry O'Flahavan, enjie Bartolonew, Ms. Norat. sponsor. Distributive Education Clubs of America provide a chance for those students who wish to go to school and work simultaneously. The class teaches students about marketing and distribution. It teaches them good work habits and gives them an earlier start in the business world. DECA - Newspaper The Searchlight is a monthly magazine organized by students with help from their sponsor Ms Norat The paper reports things that affect the school and com munity It also provides a chance viewpoints It is a great opportu nity for those who are thinking about a career in journalism to use their creativeness and knowl edge for students to exchange differing International Club The key to new cultures can be received after school in the language laboratory for all foreign language stu- dents interested. Learning other cultures is vital to understanding our own a little better. They discover more about these countries by visiting restaurants and watching movies. Students who participate in this organization will leave well informed and ready for exploring on their own. German and Italian Honor Society Combined they have only not mean however they arent as important It takes much work to belong to any of the societies and constant studying These students are willing to work very hard to attain recognition four members. This does 3 3 s ' l Understanding Cultures Donna Wiley, Denise Royal, Ms. Cannon. Mr. Anderson, Janet Daly. Row 2: Sara Sweetman, Roberts, Alicia Fagan, Kathy Kragh, Patty Stanon, Veronique Bishop. Row 3: Patricia Caldwell Curtis, Stephanie Bishop, Judy Kirkpatrick. Raquel Summary. Row l: Ms. Cannon, Denise Donnison, Alicia Fagan. Mrs. Kennedy. Row 2: Tina Maddox. Nichols. UI' Bilinguists Ms. Cannon, Susan Zangla, Karen Sween, Karla Betholomew, Cindy Curtis. Row 2: Janet Daly, Tina Cippriotti, Donna Zangla, Veronique Bishop. 2 D? . g, 1 Row l: Kathy Kragh, Sharon Houlton, Margie Maraist, Stephanie Bisho son. Row 2: Kevin Maybury, Denise Royal, Cheryl Roberts, Anita Clark, beth Kimball, Veronique Bishop, Anita Jones, Judy Kirkpatrick. 3 Q:. . ' p, Monica Murray, Mr. Ander- Andy Anderson. Row 3: Eliza- Under the instruction of Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. Dyrland these students have accomplished the highest reward - to be selected as a member of the honor society. Creativity and a broad understanding of the language are required to be a member of this group. l Spanish Honor Society - French Honor Society This organization led by Mr Anderson is another language society of major importance These students of mainly French 4 and 5 have acquired a great knowledge of French gram tory All of the societies require good grades and this one is no different If you have a desire to learn a language it will come easier as these students have illus trated mar. vocabulary and his- 9 Student on the Board SAC or the Student Advisory Committee is an organization created to help the student body as a whole with the ordinary problems a high school student faces. The Sac also strives for unity within the school. The advisor of SAC is Mrs. Dyrland. Among its accomplishments the president of SAC Lenese Herbert made daily announcements in commemoration of Black History Month. Sidney Moore is the student member of the Board of Education Sidney presents the students point of view at the Board meetings Sidney takes trips to other states and speaks about our county s grading policy and how our school system runs Although Sidney IS not permitted to vote on Board matters he is permitted to voice the students opin ions in an effort to influence the board decisions . .WW,.,..,,.,..f. f,Wtm,f,f,,-.- .aw-amwwaww - QW ft tt, .tw V. .Q ,V ,, it ai,..,,.Vwssi,tt,.,... Sw it,,,,,i ,,,L V , Eb .5 ::..,, . KZ' K .ms t,,,, WAS' JW mg ,,,,,, A. f Wi. .. -. M f a '5g -A ------ 1 . t W f ff 2 5 west f Vs- M: -Haw M-,,. iwfiw, ., .Q 1 , . , , ff W V ' fy af, .W wif . , ,.,. .,,, , ,,.,t, nz www umm: 2, st A fa , f 1-1 Tina Maddox. Paul Robertson, Lenese He - Q . xmwllibsiwh. N, Sidney Moore fi t C 2. Q? an f' 1 ' , sky W . . me , X N A A t We SS f i l . - Q lt x 2 ,Q it SHP 4 . .i ! , l eg K' 'B 51 is I fly e H ' -A l K 'lf S t 1 X 5: . a i' N I L! Q I .E J T s xi . . 5 t -i'- tk . 2 if ' . . . . . K j ws E K X 5 ' Q t f 2 ' ' . 5 5 1 Q . . . i 3. v H , . . . . 1...,,- U . A Q x i W ,. s in We is x l Q nl it Q X 'B if rbert. as tit ati xg if Q ttrrt..1 i efttt. Q Guiding the Students ,N, -dl bzzgqqg bi Q. l Qx1+.Q Q ' ' Lynn Whitney, Virginia Gabriel. The Student Government Association, spon- sored by Ms. Dyrland, is a very valuable part of the internal workings of OHHS. Each student at OHHS has an effective way of voicing his or her opinions. It is the voice of every student and can be used to change rules and policies to the better. The SGA has made many contributions to the school and the community. 34-.. Angie Cambell, S. elly Jones. Rico Winsto Clarence Wayne Felecia Wilson Lisa Braswell Copelan Taylor Alice Cassayuran Craig Cousine Greta Nichols Donna Jenkins Curman Jack Bell Yvonne Althouse. Linda Rockelle, Karen Dolane. Lynn Whitney, Mike Meader, Norma Martin, Norman Woo. Row 3 I Lynn Yao Tina Lynch Tina Cipriotti R0w2 Zma Suber Lenesse Herbert Prisila Clayton SherdetDan1els Arlen Good Valencia Rutlage Erin H . A . oltz, Glenda Shepard, Rosevelt Hall, Lisa Paton, Celestine Jackson, Chauncey Treadwell, Paulette Godwin. Virginia Gabriel, Joe Thorton, Ricky acuity Students with free periods often devote their time to work in the main office. These students are always ready to help both students and faculty. They help students by filling out tardy slips and early departures. They run off dittos, answer phones and almost anything else the faculty wants done. Students in search of guidance can always turn to the guidance assistants for help. These assistants arrange guidance appointments and run errands for the counselors and secretaries. Their help is both appreciated and necessary for the smooth operation of the guidance office. Row l' B Pelletier S Atkonsen C Cook M Johnson, M.Fortunato, K. Struthers, S. Towels, B. Beck, L. Jefferson, T. Robinson. Row 2: A. Eul, T. Lync R. Hamilton, A. Alley, M. Evans, Ferrell, S. Motture, E. Schover, B. Baltimore. Row 3: E. Mackert, L. Whitney, K. Kenyon, S. Hendley, V. Holtz, Godwin, S. Knight, C. Wells, G. Nichols, S. Lane. Row 4: C. Brown, J. Dupuis, M. Ashbey, P. Micall, M. Waters, T. Pitts, D. Smith, S. Horack, B. Tubb, Hobgood, G. Cobb, M. McCormick. H ebers Members of the faculty often find that there just aren't enough hours in a school day to complete the work that they must do. To help them do their work teacher assistants have been created. Teacher assistants help the teachers with grad- ing papers, running off dittos, doing errands and arranging audio visual aids. lg Mmm,-v . .. .. .X ., .1 W .. M . nw l: R. Hall, M. Briggs, J. Stiver, N. Woo, W. Hagen, B. Hall, A. Good, B. Smith. C. Richardson, S. Towels. A. Casayuran, W. Jackson, D. Kendell. M. nyle, G. Hornsby. Row 2: V. Gabriel, J. Houle, J. Mohr, G. Foster, R. Lee, J. Arias, R. Arias, L. Pritchett. D. Marshall, T. Prince, L. Jefferson, B. Baltimore. Ballard, S. Robinson, C. Adams, L. McCullers, J. Hawthorne, C. Cedar, R. Ansell, D. Kofink, P. Berry, D. Zangla, M. Baugher, C. Coyle, N. Martin. Row 3: Bartly, T. Torsen, M. Marone, C. Basilio, D. Lee, M. Maines, J. Greene, S. Delort, A. Eul, G. Ferrell, S. Motture, C. Hart. S. Coleman, R. Hamilton. S. Hill. Evans, B. Beck, G. Nichols, M. Benitez, B. Sweetman, C. Chism, B. Derner, A. Rice, N. Freedman, T. Batts, R. Stovall. Row 4: R. Bradshaw, L. Morison. Harvey, M. Sines, B. Kem, M. Maraist, S. Bishop, A. Fagan, P. Micall, G. Flynn, D. Smith, J. Hobgood. M. Gibbs. S. Horack. B. Draper, B. Tubb, T. oran. C. Foltz, M. McCormick, D. Johnson, M. Waters, J. Dwyer, W. Clark, R. Paul, B. Kingsbury, D. Fernandez, M. Varapapa, E. Hamill, K. Mahan, M. xson. G. Donato. 79 80 Clipper Log Slajf Janet McV1cker Editor Gail Eickhoff Co Editor Sr Class Slaff Gigi Ortiz Editor Richard Cliff C Editor Jr Class Staff Libby Schofield Editor Soph Class Staj' Brenda Evans Editor Sports Staff Rusty Cox Editor Cindy Popola Co Editor Organzzatzons Staff Susie Topper Editor Vicki McKay Co Editor Faculgv Karen Kraft Editor Photographers Dave Johnson Dennis Levanduski 0urAdv1sor David L Claypool C lwpefs Row I: Rusty Cox. Brenda Evans. Row 2: Richard Cliff, Gigi Ortiz, Gail Eickhoff, Mr. Claypool. Janet McVicker, Libby Schofield. Karen Kraft. Susie Topper. . . - O- . Jim McVicker - Co-Editor Log 80 Clippers Log Staff. I'd like to thank everyone on the yearbook staff for their long. hard hours of work. Without their dedication to the yearbook it would have been an impossible task. Looking back over the past year I see togetherness and friendship. I ll always remem- ber the staff of the Clipper s Log, Thank you and good luck next year. Sincerely Janet Lee McVicker Editor If you are thinking of pursuing a career injour nalism then yearbook is the place for you You will learn various skills in this classroom that could help you in the future Picture cropping drawing layouts and writing copy are just a few of the activities that take place There are also a variety of departments that each student has a chance to become the editor of All in all the yearbook is an opportunity for a student to plan and organize one of the schools most valued possesslons 9 1 1 s w . , . . - 1 w 1mu.m1mv.Waz5mwfw..m.wn- 1-gwQ1f.wf.f 4-.QH-fw14.Q,4v:.qLm:emmza's1:1ae, a:,:wg1m::.v,m.fav.v,J:-as-mAm,q na wwf :A..wQmmm.qf -Qm1mwf.wiEg53w2f.w:ff4-1m,vm.,Mq4,Cw,m ,pwf.-a,3.1Q1,w,,N52Fw-.1 .fmwuw 5 - -fi,MwQ,,wm M ww, Lf. Yester Years Was it only yesterday? When we were all 'j ust kids? Not a care on our minds free to laugh, run, and Play- M ssy -M - M M Mm MM, lll, A M fgfi. Zs,, - ' lf Having prepared themselves at Oxon Hill Senior High. the members of the Senior Class of 1980 were the ones to start off a new decade. Many seniors were rest- less and happy to get out. but when graduation came. so did doubt and anticipation. The future must now be faced and they must start again. not as sophomores at Oxon Hill but as learned and experienced individuals with more years to live and new goals to achieve. Out ofjunior high school. they started dazed and con- fused, wondering about how high school would be. There were new people. new places and new experiences to discover. Strangers were brought together and new friendships made during Homecoming. These friend- ships were carried on through theirjunior year. Asjun- iors, they participated even more in homecoming and won second place in both hall and float decorations. Their float. Quarter Pound of Patriots, won recogni- tion from McDonalds. The theme of this homecoming was Fry the Friendly Guysf' The most important and exciting events of the year were the Junior Prom and the inductions into all the honor societies. , As Seniors. they had much to do. First there was their last Homecoming in which they won first in hall decora- tions and in spirit week activities. They continued their schedule with many fundraising activities. created their own spirit week, and produced their Senior Play, What Happened in Toyland. All turned out successfully. Of course, they had their senior skip day, entrance exams and prom preparations. cap and gowns ordering, rings on their fingers, and they were ready for graduation. The caps flew up in the air: they hugged and they kissed: they cried and they smiled: nLook at me. I made it, said the sailors as their ships set sail, Good luck class of NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY! Seniors Chms 0 1980 .'?f'rlIaSiTff - exe 2 +'f'f.ifwm XRXAX SS. ilmfl ss' 11:1 A ,jj KX' t- r '..k. f .NMA .,,a,-fi, X ,f,f,,,- ,, ,..,1,f..,f,,, ,,,, ulxmg Hiill lliiglg .Srlnml Mk, nuff. ff.. I X ,',, ., ,,.., .,f,, .M ff flipluxnn .,.., ff, ,at , , V,,, 9-?,.f.,s.Q,5 1 . '-'-ff. 4- -. -,Q ,ni 5 i - 1 : -Ie rt -JM , l ft X Senior Class O jicers 'ak bra inp,,.k G95 A it gf . x i v Q' iifg YNGHF I-4-P ' 'il' 3 x S il!! ws- Veromque Bishop Piclure Noi Available Kathy Wade President ............ Vice President ......... Recording Sec. ...... . Corresponding Sec. . . . Treasurer ............ Historian ............ Greta Nichols .Belinda Baltimore Donna Wiley .Veronique Bishop .Kathy Wade .Greta Nichols .Joy O'Neil Joy O Neil I 1 X Belinda Baltimore Donna Wiley U' III sfwf?vf f'- Senior H omeroom Treasurers and Sponsors Miss Shugart Mr. Claypool iii. 1 of l l I w Tim Moran. David Smith. Craig Couisino. Roberta Ansell. Erin Shover. Tina Maddox. Jackie Vaillant. Carol lves. Donna Zangla. Holly Blomberg. Alice Cassyuran. Eric Dorr. David Fernandez. MaryAnn Hoas. Brian Kingsbury. Janet McVicker. Cindy Papola Mrs. Hammond Mrs. Addison I Angela Alley: Bowling Clubl Guidance Office Assistant 33 National Honor Society 33 Wrestling Statistician l, 2, 33 Young American of the Month John Arias: Band l, 23 Cross Country 1, 2, 3g Homecoming 3: Indoor Track l, 2, 33 Out- door Track l. 2, 33 ROTC l. 2 Roger Arias: Cross County l, 2, 33 Homecoming 33 ROTC 1, 2. 33 Wrestling 3 Roberta Ansell: Homeroom Treasurer 33 Shipmates Club 33 Sr. Class Play 122 Robert Allan II: Student l, 2, 3 Debbie Adams Robert Allen II Angela Alley John Arias Sharon Atkinson: Emer- gency Squad 33 Guidance Assistant 33 Homecoming 2, 33 Jr. Prom Committeeg Pep Club l Maurice Anderson Porshia Anderson ETW7' if! I Roger Arias Roberta Ansell Ada Armstrong Sharon Atkinson fl 1 , Todd August Jesusmiguel Austria Edward Baines Belinda Baltimore ,Qld '73 Doris Barnett Treaton Barron Arsenio Bartolome Christopher Basista Bridgette Barnes Christine Bartley Belinda Baltimore: Basketball Statistician lg Gospel Choir 23 Homeroom Treasurer l, 23 Jr. Class Vice President: Track Manager lg Sr. Class President Doris Barnett: Homecoming l, 23 National Honor Society 33 Pom-Pons 2: Wrestling Statistician l Christine Bartley: Gymnastic Club: Homecoming 23 SGA 123 Kama Teresa Batts Michael Baugher Gymnastics Club l, 2, 33 Homecoming Float l3 Home- coming Hall 33 SGA l, 2 Joyce Benjamin Robert Benton Gospel Choir 2g Homeroom Treasurer 23 Pep Club l me Most Comical - Alicia Fagan and Augene Leonardi l24 Dawn Beeler Homecoming l, 2, 33 Pep Club lg SGA l, 2 Michael Berger Stephanie Bishop French NHS 2, 33 Interna- tional Club l, 2, 33 Homecom- ing 2g Literary Magazine 2, 33 NHS 3 Mary Ann Benitez Steven Biondi Veronique Bishop Gymnastics Club lg NHS 2 International Club 23 Sr. CI Rec. Sec., Sr. Class Play Spanish NHS 3 .Iulee Blair Mary Bogle Stacy Bond Holly Blomberg Cross Country 1, 2, 3g Gym- nastics Clubg Homeroom Treasurer l, 2, 3 Dawn Bond X Timothy Boone Cutest Couple - Cindy Popola and Richard Cliff Danny Bossett Sharon Botts 125 1--'f-ur Joe Boyd: Indoor Trackg Outdoor Track Donna Boyd: Chess Club Anntonette Brooks: Homecoming 3 Dan Brower: Cross Country 2, 33 Golf Team 2, 3g Homecom- ing 2, 3g Math Team 2, 33 National Honor Society 3g Ski Club 2, 3 126 Donna Boyd Joseph Boyd Terry Bradley Randy Bradshaw .f ' X gf' Warren Brannan Anntonette Brooks M Terrelene Brooks Daniel Brower Charles Brown Darryl Brown Donna Brown Gardenia Brown My Shannon Bryan Kimberly Bundy Patricia Burley James Burrell Michael Busby Bonnie Butler B 'T NS-N f WHMMA,,.w.u . .B .':-'r:Xg,,,,.,,,-- m,.w mau.,a ....,,i...... x Y, iilllsi X ...h,.,..,, W.- , .. 'A .K ,X N l27 X' 3. I lf, is 52 5? Z 1 Patricia Caldwell iDiana Canady Y Victor Carter Warren Caruthers DECA Z i 2 Alice Casayuran Homecoming Comm. 3, Homeroom Treasurer l, 2, 3g Safety Squad 3g SGA Repre- sentative 33 Sr. Class Play Robin Catlett Christine Cavanugh Marie Chestnut Anthony Chinnaraj Chris C 128 hism Michelle Chatelain Nancy Cicoria 3 Football Stat. 23 Homer Treasurer l, 23 Jr. lf Comm.g Cheerleader Homecoming 1, 2g SGA resentative l, 2g Sr. Class 1 Sr. Prom Comm.g Yearboe Shirley Clarke All Sports Night 2: Gymnas- tics Club3 Christina Cipriotti HS 3: Spanish Honor Soci- y 2. 3: SGA Secretary 2: EA President 3: Tennis iam Manager 2. 3 XXX Deborah Colbert Pep Club l: SGA Representa- tive l Roger Codding C C tttt i C. - -:gf 2 111 l i 1 'eis A st. . A .A T X I . , .. . 1 - -i s-:M-. ag-X. .Q 1... -f-awww me-2.--mfg. f 1411. gkii w-,,, 1 ill K V Cheryl Cook - S i , V g Akss Q . kk tmecommg 2, 3: Junior Q gl C st K 'm Cflmm-9 Safely Squad 33 A Representative 31 Soccer E' t. 3: Sr. Class Play 3: Wres- it' ' A , g Stat. 3 r lssss P as X Warren Clark Linda Collins Guidance Asst., Library Asst.. Yearbook 2 - ,4- l didn't do it! He did. says Kevin Radd. Richard Cliff Baseball 1.2.31 French Honor Society 2. 3: Homecoming 2: Ski Club 2: Soccer l. 2. 3: Yearbook 3 Cathleen Conway it 3 ft E i 3 N '+w,MsxQ Q way A. 129 Aynice Cooper Craig Cousino FBLA Honor Society 2, 3g International Club l PGRASG Treasurer 3g Sci ence Seminar lg SGA Repre- sentative 2, 3g Sr. Class Playg Sr. Homeroom Treas. Donald Cornell William Cox Band l, 23 Homecoming 2, 3g Jr. Varsity Baseball lg Teacher Asst. 2g Yearbook 3 Kelly Cornell Michael Cosby H rx 'r.' , I I is Most School Spirited - Lisa Franklin and Ken Nelson Matthew Crawford Jaime Cruz Darryl Cullison Pamela Curtin I30 Cynthia Curtis Janet Daly Michael Damico Thomas Daniel -Ag International Clubg Band l, 2, 3g Debate Team lg Young Life 2,3 th Teamg Sr. Class Playg Homeroom Treasurer lg liish Honor Society National Honor Society 2, 35 International Club 2, 3g P.A. Announcer 3g SGA 1, 2, 3g Spanish Honor Society 2, 3 Most Athletic - Tina Maddox and Eric Dorr 1 '.,X Brunhilde Davis Marie Davis iii iiii S A i l y Eiiir 1 Marlene Darby Judith Davidson Kb Vanzetta Davis Suzanne Delort Ann Donnelly: Health Room Assistant 3g News Editor: Searchlight 3g Ski Club 2 Eric Dorr: Baseballg Basket- ballg Football l, 2, 3g Home- room Treasurerg Sr. Class Play Cassandra Downing: Concert Chorus 2, 33 Gospel Chorus 3 132 Denise Dennison: Deca 2, 31 FBLA Honor Society 2, 3g Homecoming 3g Homeroom Treasurer 23 Italian Honor Society 2, 3g National Honor Society 2, 35 Pom-Pons 2, 3: Sr. Class Play Ricardo Deperio: Soccer l, 2, 3 Gregory Donato: Chess Club: SGA l Denise Denison Barbara Derner Gerald Donagher Ann Donnelly Colleen Doyle: lt's Academic: Newspaper 2g Party l, 2, 33 Ski Club l, 2, 33 Student Assistant Becky Drake: FHA Club lg Gymnastics Club lg Young Life, Campaigners 2, 3 Eric Dorr Colleen Doyle Ricardo Deperio F Gregory Donato Cassandra Downing Becky Drake vi J Andrea Driffin James Drummond Jeremiah Driscoll Robin Drummond Sharon Dudley W'-, it Sharon Dueno Marcellas Durham Dennis Durick Cheryl Ealley 23 Jr. Prom Committee Homeroom Treasurer 2 ROTCL2 Robin East Cheryl Ealley: Homecoming l, James Drummond: Deca Sharon Dudley: Student Marcellas Durham: Football 1, 24 SGA Representative l Dennis Durick: Band I, 2, 3 133 Tamera Edminster Marlon Epps Tamera Edminster: Homecoming l, 23 Literary Magazine 23 Yearbook 2, 3 Marlon Epps: Football l, 2. 3: Sr. Prom Committee Anthony Eul: Cross Country 3: Homecoming 3g SGA 1, 2, 3g Wrestling l, 2, 3 Glenn Espeleta Anthony Eul Carl Evers: French Honor Society 2, 33 Homecoming 2, 3g Homeroom Treasurer lg Jr. Prom Committeeg National Honor Society 2, 3g Ski Club l, 2. 3 134 Kathleen Evans Myron Evans Carl Evers Newton Ewell Alicia Fagan Debbie Falcomeni Howard Farmer Michael Ferguson 1-, 'Uv David Fernandes Anthony Fiore .Iaqueline Flucas Roby Fields Veronico Flores Alicia Fagan: BeeGees Fan Club 3g Black Studies Club 33 Cafeteria Monitor 33 Drill Team 1, 2, 3g Gospel Choir l, 23 International Club 2, 33 Interpretive Dancing l, 23 Literary Magazine 23 National Honor Society 2, 33 Nazi Youth Group 2, 33 Tea House l Michael Ferguson: Band l, 23 Cross Country 1, 2: Indoor Track 1, 2g Outdoor Track 1.2, 3 Anthony Fiore: It's Academic 2, 3g Math Team l, 2, 33 National Honor Society 3: Sr. Class Play George Flynn: Indoor Trackg SGA Representativeg Sr. Class Float Theresa Flaherty: Girls Softball 3 Veronico Flores: Campaigners 2, 33 Chess Club li Soccer Statistician 23 Young Life 2, 3 ,ani r ,T George Flynn Q, A Z., ,. ' 3 3, 3 Q 9 mi? 3 D I l Marie Flynn Lucinda Ford Diana Fox Richard Frank Most Studious - Donna Zangla and Tony Fiore Mary Fortunato Cross Country 2g Sr. Class Play3 Mary Franklin Cheerleader 2, 33 National Honor Society 1, 2, 3g Show Choir2 Clyde Fultz Racquet Clubg ROTCg Teach- er's Assistant Gregory Foster Chess Team l, 2, 3g Footb: 2g Math Team l, 2, 3 Nancy Friedman Virginia Gabriel All Sports Night l, 2g Cof House 3g Homecoming l, Jr. Prom 2g Modern Dance 2g Pep Club l, 2, 3g SGA Show Choir 3g Sr. Class P 3g Teacher's Asst. 3 Pedro Garcia v Joan Gatlin ee House 3g FBLA 3g meroom Treasurer 2g nor Society 3g Valentine Michael Gibbs John Garner Young Life 2,3 Thomas Gertz Coffee House 2, 3g Drill Team 23 FBLA 33 Helmsman lg Homecoming 2, 33 Rocket Club 35 ROTC l, 2, 3g Sr. Class Play 33 Snow Ball Dance l Saide Gibson is Best Looking W Joy O'Neil and Mike Varipapa Cordella Gillespie Irene Goins Mary Gowans Karen Greene Christine Haaser Cross Country 25 Modern Dance l 138 Andrea Grant Teresa Griffin Homecoming Committee lg National Honor Society 2, 3 William Hager Thomas Graves Gymnastics Club 1, 2, 3g Sc cer l, 2, 3 Douglas Graupman l Richard Guido Maryanne Haas Tracy Hall Vernell Hall 1 Anna Halstead Karol Hanger leyball l, 2, 33 Young Life 3 Christi Hartman Eric Hamill Floretta Hamilton Homeroom Treasurer l, 2: Office Helper 3: Pep Club 3: SGA Representative 3: Valen- tine's Dance Comm. l Beth Hamm Jacqueline Harris Victoria Harrod Christine Hart Michael Harvey Color Guard 25 Coffee House 2, 3g Drill Team 2, 3g Football lg Jr. Prom Comm., Sound Crew l, 2, 33 Sr. Prom Comm., ROTC 1, 2, 3 Susan Hendley Michael Hephner 40 Jennifer Hawthorne Lori Hayes Zippora Hayes in Mary Henry f Best All Around - Greta Nichols and Richard Cliff M, Maurice Herzberg Robert Higgins Darlene Hill Band 1, 2, 3, Golf Team: National Honor Society 3 Ethel Hill Paul Hilton en Friendliest - Janet Daly and Ricky DePerio Lecia Hopkins Stephen Horak James Hobgood Baseball l, 2, 33 Football lg SGA lg Soccer l Sharon Holton FBLA 35 French Honor Soci- ety 23 Football Stat. lg Guid- ance Asst. 2 Jeanne Hornsby Nicole Hodge Indoor Track l, 25 Outdoor Track l, 2 Colleen Hopkins James Houle Coffee House 2, 3, Homecom- ing 2, 35 Jr. Play 2, 33 Jr. Prom 23 ROTC l, 2, 3, Sound Crew I, 2, 3, YAM 3 Monica lannucci: Debate Club lg FBLA 3g Gymnastics Club lg National Honor Soci- ety 3g Searchlight lg Young Life 2,3 Troy Island: Football l, 2, 3 Carol Ives: Band l, 2g FBLA 33 Homeroom Treasurer 3 142 be-A txxX X Walter Howell Gwendolyn Hubbard Jeffrey Humphries Arthur Hutchinson X Lohntraya Irving Shawn Island Monica Ianucci Carol Ives Alton Jackson Dewayne Jackson Donald Jackson Stephen Jackson Lisa Jefferson Peter J esinsky Cheryl Johnson Craig Johnson David Johnson Vicki Johnson aiu!-,,,.w' Bertinus Johnson Dalphane Johnson David Johnson: Band l, 2, 3 ROTC 1, 2, 3: Ski Club l, 2 Soccer 2, 33 Yearbook Photog rapher 2, 3 .1 A k I A z M Most Talented - Denise Royal and William Paguntalan Mike Jolliffe: Band 1, 2, 3g Cadet of the Year lg Homecoming I, 2, 33 National Honor Society 2 Mike J olliffe Andre Jones IC' Anita Jones Lisa Jones 144 Marvin Jones Rochelle Jones Brian Keith Ilena Kelley Dawn Kendall Kimberly Kenyon Barbara Kern Brian Kingsbury Judy Kirkpatrick Lori Kistler Sherry Knight Robin East Kathryn Kragh Thomas Labriola Dawn Kendall- Future Business Leaders of America Barbara Kern: Cross Country l, 23 Indoor Track I, 2, 3g Let- terman,s Club 33 Outdoor Track l, 2, 3g Thunderfoot Run- ning Society l, 2, 33 Perfect Attendance I Judy Kirkpatrick: French Honor Society 2, 3g Homecoming 23 International Club 1.2, 33 National Honor Society 2. 3 Robin Kraft: Homecoming 2. 31 Safety Squad l, 2, 3 Kathryn Kragh: French Honor Society 2, 33 Homecoming l, 2, 33 International Club 23 Math Team 33 Sr. Class Play: National Honor Society Tom Labriola: Baseball 1.2.33 Basketball l. 2, 3 'Qxxt Mary Lane Avena Lattimore Robert Lee SGA 35 Sr. Class Play3 Q w A 1 li l Joseph Lindee Gary Lockhart Outdoor Track 2 Nikki Long Pep Club 2g Teacher Assistant 2 a Most Talkative - Sadie Gibson and Benji Bartolome Michael Lucas Eugene Leonardi Priscilla Long Pep Club lg Cross Country Homecoming Comm. Homecoming Chmn. 3g Po Poms 33 Safety Squad 3g NI 35 Spanish Honor Society 3 Pamela Lucas SGA 3 Anna Lucente Philip Mack Mary Maines Tina Lynch xii. Tina Maddox SGA, NHS 2, 3: Italian NHS 2, 3: Soph. Class Historian lg Home- room Treasurerg Homecoming Comm. l, 2, 31 Letterman's Club, SAC 3g Inter. Club 3: Girl's Bas- ketball 3g Girl's Softball I, 2, 3: Senior Class Play 3: Searchlight 2: Sr. Prom Comm. 3 Caroline Malapit Wrestling Stat. lg Valentine Princess lg Soph. Class Sec.g Jr. Class Sec. 2, Varsity Cheerleader 2, FBLA Honor Society3 A . 5 Q. ,P x if 5 e ai Q? 'ST , , Most School Spirited - Veronique Bishop and Bob Neilon Margaret Maraist Michael Marrone Cross Country 2, 33 Outdoor Soccer 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 33 Track 2, 33 NHS 3, FBLA NHS l2g Tennis 3, Math Honor Society 33 French Team 33 Student l,2,3 Honor Society 2, 3 X x Alesia Marsh Darin Marshall FHA Club 2, 3 XR Melody Matthews Brenda Mattingly FBLA 2, 3 Anita McCowey John McCoy FBLA 2, 3 L 148 Norma Martin Fletcher Martin Football l, 2, 3g ROTC l, 2, 3g SGA 33 NHS 35 Pom-Pons Track3 3g Homecoming Princess Homecoming Comm. 2, 3 Q., .. Scott McClees Mark McCormick Wrestling 2, 3g Football lg ROTC l, 2, 3g Homecoming l, 2,3 fi! Lisa McCullars Daniel McDonald Crystal McGill Sheila McGowan Jacqueline McKenney Sharon McLemore odern Dance l,2, 3 International Club: FBLA Show Choir 3: Pom Poms 2 fn Y Mark McMahon Michael McPherson FMT Janet McVickers Homecoming I, 2, 3: Wres- tling Stat. 1, 2, 3: SGA 2, 3: Yearbook Ed 2. 3: Jr. Prom Comm: Sr. Prom Comm: NHS Secretary 2. 3: FBLA Honor Society: YAM: Sr. Class Play Dir.: Tennis Stat. 2, 3 Homecoming 1,2 'K?,:.:1' la. lt Blaine Menke Stephanie Miles Best Dressed - Shannon Bryant and Keith Watkins Cassandra Miller: Gospel Choir 2: Pep Club 3: SGA Repre- sentative l, 2, 3: Sr. Hall 150 R Qt' n,, 46' M , r . gkg .--,, v if .ff we Cassandra Miller David Miller as- Felicia Miller Robin Mitchell Judy Mohr Sydney Moore Timothy Moran Ira Morman Lisa Morrison Brian Mortan Kenneth Nelson Lisa Newton Daniel Nichols Greta Nichols X is Gina Nimmons Sharon Nimmons Rochella Mylas Robert Neilon Robert Neilon: Math Team lg National Honor Society 2. 3: ROTC I, 2, 33 Ski Club 3: Soccer l, 2. 3 Kenneth Nelson: Band l. 2, 3: Jr. Class President: National Honor Society Greta K. Nichols: Cheerleader lg Clipperette 2, 3: Gymnas- tics Club l, 2, 3: Class Treasurer 2, 3g Homecoming l. 2, 31 Homeroom Treasurer l: German Honor Society 3: National Honor Society 3 Joy O'Neil: Class Treasurer lg Baseball Statistician 33 FBLA Honor Societyg Future Busi- ness Leaders of Americag His- torian 3g Homecoming l, 2, 3g Sr. Prom Comm. 152 Jeffrey Niner Penny O'Bryant Lawrence O'Flahaven Cynthia Ordile Stephen Overbay William Paguntalan David Palmer: FBLA 3: National Honor Society 3: School Store 3 Mary Ogburn Joy O'Neil .avi , David Palmer Tracy Palmer 'Ns Monica Parham Tami Parish Paul Parker Irene Parma Diana Partin Rosslyn Paul Aaron Payne Bonnie Pelletier Albert Perrotta James Payne Bonnie Pelletier: Sr. Class Play: Wrestling Statistician 3 Arthur Perry Denise Perry Cliola Peterson Waverly Phillips I54 W Jason Perry ROTC 1, 2, 3g Wrestling l, 2, 3 Michele Perry Jennene Pizza Kimberly Pope Cynthia Popola J.V. Cheerleader lg Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3g Valentine Princess lg Homecoming Comm. 1, 2, 3g Homecoming Princess 3g Gymnastics Club 1,2 Sandra Poteat Cheryl Powell Tracey Prince vdern Dance Club 2, 31 Pep ib I Xnthony Quattrociocchi James Powell ROTC l, 2, 33 International Club lg SGA 2, 3g Color Guard2 Marvin Proctor sl - I PP l I Frank Raines Patrick Rambler Carol Rappa Varsity Basketball 2, 3 Varsity Wrestling l, 2, 3: Band Pom-Poms 2, 3 l Tanya Ray Crystal Richardson 6 Larcy Rivera Jimmy Reed Varsity Basketball l. 2, 3: JV Football l: Varsity Football 3. Judy Richardson Mark Rizzo Toyka Reese I I Angela Rice Gymnastics l. 2. 33 Pom-poi 2, 31 All Sports Night Z.. Homecoming 3. Biggest Flirt - Anna Lucente and David Fernandez Cheryl Roberts N.H.S.g French Honor Society 3: F.B.L.A. Vice-Pres. Interna- tional Club Vice-Pres.: State Page 31 A.F.S. Exchange Stu- dent. 3 5 4 M ,E A-ww' Jana Roberts Gospel Choir 2, 33 Basket Stat. 2, 3. ,:,, Jerome Roberts ROTC I. 2, 3: Wrestling l. Homecoming Comm. 1.2, 3. 'Q 3 .iii-Q , W Vt' .wxml Qi Ali- E? ' Q Shyest - Lucy White and Jimmy Reed K LR. ff, .Q Terry Robey Renee Robinson Royce Robinson Varsity Football 2.3. Stanley Robinson Tammy Rogers Varsity Football 4? 'fm 'R X fl? ,,,.' Christopher Roman Cheryl Rose Sandra Rouse Denise Royal TCf1UiSTC21m 1.2.3. Varsity Cheerleader 2, 33 Ski Coffee House 2. 3: Cross Club l, 2, 3: Gong Show l: Country lg ROTC l, 2, 33 y FBLA 33 N.H.S. 33 Homecom- Drama Club l, 2, 3: Interna- ing Comm. l.2, 3. tional Club l. President 2, 3: Sr. Class Play: IYS Exchange Student. Valencia Rutledge: Assistant Student Advocateg Student Government Michael San Agustin: Tennis 2 Michael Scheiman: Bowling Club l, 2 158 ,MX Valencia Rutledge Maryanne Sains Arthur Samaniego Michael Sanagustine Eric Sanchez Yolanda Sanchez Jose Santiago Melissa Schaeffer Z W I A vmitm, .1 EEQEEWII' ff 3 Thomas Scheid Brenda Scott Erin Shover Constance Simpson Kevin Simpson Maria Sines Thomas Scheid: Football 23 Wrestling 2, 3 Erin Shover: Coffee House 2g Homecoming Comm. I. 2, 33 JV Cheerleading lg Girl's Basketball l, 2, 33 Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3g Jr. Class Historian: Sophomore Class Vice-Presidentg All Sports Night l. 2. 3: Gymnastics Show l, 2, 3 Maria Sines: Softball 3 David Smith: FBLA 2, 3: Varsity Football l, 2, 3: J.V. Base- ball Ig Homeroom Treasurer 3 Charles Smith David Smith fm Gerri Smith JoAnne Smith f' L X pl Y5 V , fx - ' l Michael Smith William Smith I' John Stiver Cross Country l, 2, 3g Indoor Track lg National Honor Soci- ety 3g Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3 Irwin St. Holder Irvin Stokes Kevin Stokes Cheryl Spain Cross Country l, 2, 33 Indoor Track l, 2, 35 Outdoor Track 1, 2, 33 Lettermen's Club l, 2, 3 Cassandra Stocks Lagina Stokes Modern Dance Club Patricia Stanton Carole Stoddard Coffee House 2, 3g . Club 35 Homecoming l A ' lu Pep Club 1, Rocker C is 3g ROTC 1, 2, 34 W Stat. 2 Beverly Stormer I fl Robert Stovall mnastics Club l, 2, 3g All orts Night l, 2, 3g Gymnas- s Show 2, 3 Raquel Summaray lA l, 2, 35 International 1b l, 2, 35 HR Treasurer 23 oss Country 25 Senior Class ty: SGA 1,2 Michael Thomas ' Basketball lg Varsity Bas- tball2,3 'QV' 2, flrsbin. Zina Suber Donna Sullivan FHA 2, 3g SGA l, 2, 3 Karen Strothers Alfredo Tafalla Andrew Tanchel Tennis Team 2, 3 David Sweetman Cross Country 2, 35 Indoor Track 3g Outdoor Track 3g SGA2 Angela Thompson Cheryla Thompson Richard Tinsley Teresa Torre son Sheila Towles Darren Towns y SGA Rep. 1, 2, 3 William Tubb JV Football lg Baseball l, 3g FBLA Honor Society 3 Cynthia Toney Tennie Trump Cross Country 2, 3g Outdc Track l, 2, 3 Sybil Turner Jacqueline Vaillant l Sports Night l, 2g Home- ming l, 2, 3g Gymnastics ub 1,23 NHS 2, 3g Ski Club 31 Wrestling Stat. 2g Home- om Treasurer 3 Pamela View iii I ,',, A Katherine Wade archlight l. Ed. 2, 33 Sr. iss Corr. Sec.g Football Stat 31 Baseball Stat 2, 31 HR zas. l, 23 Teacher's Aide 33 imecoming I, 2. 31 Sr. Class .yi Ski Club Michael Varipapa S 's,v.,,i s 'fiu....up+ Grace Villanueva ROTC l. 23 Coffee House 2, 3 All Sports Night l, 2, 3g Gym- nastics Club l, 23 Soccer Stat. l, 2, 33 Wrestling Stat lg Mod- ern Dance 3. Lisa Wade Ronnie Wages Volleyball lg Outdoor Track l, SGA: Math Team Interna- 2, 3: Cross Country 2, 3: tional Club:NHS2.3 Indoor Track 2, 31 Indoor Track 2,31 FBLA3 Deborah Waters Soph. Class Pres.: Valentines Dance l: SGA Rep. 2: SGA Vice-Pres. 31 Winter Disco 3. 163 Lynn Whitney: FBLA 35 SGA glepresentative 3g Volleyball 2, 164 Danai Wattankorn Melinda Wheaton Cheryl White Timothy White Donna Wiley: Drama Club 2, 3g International Club 2, 3g SGA Representative 33 Sr. Class Vice President Lynn Whitney Donna Wiley ,aff , Clarence Wayne Lucy White Donna Wicks Bryan Williams Chyril Williams Juanita Williams Marvin Williams Regina Williams Thomas Williams John Wilson Lisa Wilson Renee Winston Seeman Williams Kathleen Wilson Lisa Wilson: Pep Club Searchlight l: John Wilson: Golf Team 2, 33 ROTC l, 2, 3g ROTC Rocket Club l, 2, 3 Deborah Winters Stephanie Wise Lisa Witcher DECA Baritennette Worrell Consquela Worthington Sandra Wright Margaret Yale Diane Yeldell Marc Young 166 ,Q ,,kL,, ti ,4.,2,,t, V s f at 32 we Norman Woo Cross Country 2g FHS 23 NI 3g SGA Representative X. 25 ,vt ,fl il l Scott Wright Donna Zangla Debate Team lg Math Team 2, 3g NHS 2, 3g Spanish Hon Societyg Volleyball l, 2, 3 Kristen Aanestad Jeffrey Adams Chris Basilio Tawanda Bridgette Anntonette Brooks Willard Burroughs Steven Cagle Jam es Cambell Cynthia Cedar Anthony Chase Roland Chase Anthony Grudup Valerie Dandbridge Estalita Davis Kimberly Kenyon Theresa Flaherty Raymond Franchino Troy Fullard Patrick Breer Rhea Jackson Alton Jackson, Jr. Donna Lewis Curtis Leymeister Michael Lockerman Kevin Lurk Eric Mackert David Mairs Sylvia Mathews Peter McCall Wayne Page Aaron Payne Sandra Poteat Elton Pugh Kevin Rabb Brian Robinson Michael Scheiman Charles Stewart Bruce Swann Andrew Tanchel David Teutsch Howard Toye Keith Watkins Victoria Watson Tina Whitfield Stephen Young 167 6 ,124 'gg' Krysti Aanestad 1103 Archery Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Robert Allan 11 720 Audrey Lane Oxon Hill, MD Angela Alley 7618 Livingston Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Roberta Ansell it202 6267 Oxon Hill Rd. Oxon Hill, MD John Arias 480 Greenway Ave. Satellite Bch., Fla Roger Arias 480 Greenway Ave. Satellite Bch., Fla. Sharon Atkinson 125 South Huron Dr. Forest Hgts., MD Belinda Baltimore 9020 Mill St. Oxon Hill, MD Doris Barnett 9207 Locksley Rd. Oxon Hill, M D Christine Bartley 2110 Browns La. Oxon Hill, MD Teresa Batts 6524 Bock Terrace Oxon Hill, MD Dawn Beeler 6903 Dudley Ave. Oxon Hill, M D Joyce Benjamin 8101 Turner St. Oxon Hill, MD Stephanie Bishop 205 Kerby Parkway Oxon Hill, M D Veronique Bishop 6 Balmoral Dr. East Oxon Hill, MD Holly Blomberg 1439 Potomac Hgts. Dr Oxon Hill, MD Dawn Bond T-1 3049 Brinkley Rd. Temple Hills, MD Stacy Bond T-1 3049 Brinkley Rd. Temple Hills, MD Terrelene Brooks ii B-2 360 Indian Head Hwy. Oxon Hill, MD Gardenia Brown 3301 607 Southern Ave. Oxon Hill, MD Bonnie Butler 525 Wilson Bridge Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Joe Boyd 5204 Feverett St. Oxon Hill, MD Anntonette Brooks 821 Marcy Ave. Dan Brower 903 Stag Way Oxon Hill, MD Dianna Canady 7554 Abbington Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Alice Casayuran 113 Lamarek Dr. Oxen Hill, MD Cindy Cedar 5806 Blackhawk Dr. Forest Hghts., MD Nancy Cicoria 1517 Redford Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Christina Cipriotti 414 Winslow Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Shirley Clarke T-3 1004 Maray Ave. Oxon Hill, MD Richard Cliff 7219 Dominion Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Deborah Colbert 6624 St. Barnabas Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Linda Collins 7206 Leyte Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Cheryl Cook 6900 Sunnyside La. Oxon Hill, MD William Cox 6611 Dulin Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Craig Cousino 7501 Riverhill Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Cynthia Curtis 210 Kerby Pkwy. Oxon Hill, MD Janet Daly 1 18 Folph Dr. Forest Heights, MD Denise Denison 9021 Loughran Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Gerald Donagher 924 White Oak Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Gregory Donato 1216 Devonshire Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Ann Donnelly 310 Brockton Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Eric Dorr 904 White Oak Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Cassandra Downing 5015 Chester St. Oxon Hill, MD Colleen Doyle 103 Melmara Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Becky Drake 1301 Thornton Pkwy Oxon Hill, MD James Drummond 5911 Ohawa Oxon Hill, MD Sharon Dudley 1120 Kennebec St. Oxon Hill, MD Marcellas Durham 8501 Bella Vista Terr Oxon Hill, MD Dennis Durick 8324 Bella Vista Terr Oxon Hill, MD Cheryl Ealley 6904 Jarrett Ave. Oxon Hill, MD Tamera Adminster 8413 Clay Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Marlon Epps 509 Roundtable Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Tony Eul 1304 Palmer Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Carl Evers 703 Camelot Way Oxon Hill. MD Alicia Fagan 24 Alexandria Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Mike Ferguson 8103 Kerby Pkwy. Oxon Hill, M D Anthony Fiore 1204 Stratwood Ave. Oxon Hill, MD George Flynn 6804 Trowbridge Pl. Oxon Hill, MD Theresa Flaherty 122 Rolph Dr. Forest Hgts., MD Veronico Flores 7503 Abbington Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Lucinda Ford 5503 Sachem Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Mary Fortunato 1 18 Aragona Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Gregory Foster 308 Foundey La. Oxon Hill, MD Mary Franklin 9510 Fort Foote Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Clyde Fuiiz 10300 Livingston Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Virginia Gabriel E507 Sachem Dr. orest Hgts., MD loan Gatlin g603 Ponca Pl. xon Hill, MD Thomas Gertz 5408 Driftwood La. Dxon Hill, M D l'erry Griffin 2201 Browns La. Dxon Hill, MD Christine Haaser 8205 Stardust Pl. Oxon Hill, MD Floretta Hamilton 9202 Crossbow Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Mike Harvey 2412 Corning Ave. Oxon Hill, MD Robert Higgins 304 Corla Dr. Oxon Hill, MD James Hobgood 5507 Helmont Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Sharron Holton 6510 Livingston Rd. Oxon Hill, MD James Houle 7308 Oxon Hill Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Monica Iannucci 8015 Carey Branch Dr. Oxon Hill, Md Troy Island 7802 Elroy Pl. Oxon Hill, MD Carol Ives 707 Quade St. Forest Hgts., MD David Johnson 3603 Barry Dr. Temple Hills, MD Mike Jolliffe 7300 Capole Dr. East Oxon Hill, MD Kathryn Kragh 5605 Delaware Dr. Forest Hgts., MD Robin Kraft 5012 Flassmanor Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Judy Kirkpatrick 510 Sandy Place Oxon Hill, MD Barbara Kern 7904 Livingston Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Dawn Kendall 6914 Dudley Ave. Oxon Hill, MD Tom Labriola 800 Quade St. Oxon Hill, MD Avena Lattimore 923 White Oak Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Robert Lee 565 Wilson Bridge Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Gary Lockhart 8303 Fort Foote Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Nikki Long 123 Seneca Dr. Forest Hgts., MD Priscilla Long 202 Riverbend Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Pamela Lucas 44274 901 Mercy Ave. Oxon Hill, MD Tina Lynch 5020 Roseld Ct. Oxon Hill, MD Tina Maddox 944 White Oak Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Dave Mairs 307 Foundry La. Oxon Hill, MD Caroline Malapit 319 Ferndale Pl. Oxon Hill, MD Margie Maraist 9114 Locksley Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Michael Marrone 9209 Ivanhoe Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Alesia Marsh 43C-1 8336 Indian Head Hwy Oxon Hill, MD Fletcher Morton 7551 Abbington Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Brenda Mattingly 1009 Dumfries St. Oxon Hill, MD Norma Martin 1 15 Cree Dr. Forest Hgts., MD Scott McClees 1305 Birchwood Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Anita McCorvey 8308 Riverview La. Oxon Hill, MD John McCoy 8106 Turner St. Oxon Hill, MD Crystal McGill WC-2 540 Wilson Bridge Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Sheila McGowan 1545 Potomac Hgts. Dr Oxon Hill, MD Mark McMahon 9200 Locksley Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Janet McVicker 719 Carson Ave. Oxon Hill, MD Cassandra Miller 8909 Bluffwood La. Oxon Hill, MD Robin Metchell 8837 Oak La. Oxon Hill, MD Judy Mohr 1319 Grisfield Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Mary Ogburn 412 926 Palmer Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Joy O'Neil 2101 Browns La. Oxon Hill, MD David Palmer 6905 Elkins Ave. Oxon Hill, M D Bonnie Pelletier 5900 Shoshone Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Patrick Rambler 6615 March Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Angela Rice 5811 Spokane Dr. Forest Hgts., MD Mark Rizzo 1906 Border Dr. Oxon Hill, M D Cheryl Roberts 9104 Overlook Tr. Oxon Hill, M D Jana Roberts 9804 Kisconko Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Terry Robey 5514 Joan La. Temple Hills, MD Stanley Robinson 5607 Woodland Dr. Forest Hgts., MD Christopher Roman 8006 Murry Hill Dr. Oxon Hill, MD 172 Cheryl Rose 7909 Esther Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Denise Royal 41:11 5927 Fisher Rd. Temple Hills, MD Valencia Rutledge 641 Hampton Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Michael San Agustin 207 Seneca Dr. Forest Hgts., MD Michael Scheiman 205 Aragona Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Angela Thompson it 382 5612 Livingston Terr. Oxon Hill, MD Cheryl Thompson 5011 Roseld Ct. Oxon Hill, MD Sheila Towles 8394 Indian Head Hwy. Oxon Hill, MD Darren Towns 5107 Classmanor Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Tennie Trump 9002 Oxon Hill Rd. Oxon Hill, MD William Tubb 2103 Browns La. Oxon Hill, MD Jackie Vaillant 8112 Oxon Hill Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Grace Villanueva 109 Mel Mara Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Kathy Wade 6808 Stirling St. Oxon Hill, MD Ron Wages 9532 Fort Foote Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Deborah Waters 5316 Leverett St. Oxon Hill, MD Lisa Wade 5906 Terrell Ave. Forest Hgts., MD Domai Wattamahorn 8403 Potomac Valley Ct. Oxon Hill, MD Lucy White 7721 Oxon Hill Rd. Oxon Hill, MD Lynn Whitney 304 Careybrook La. Oxon Hill, MD Donna Wiley 5509 Sachem Dr. Forest Hgts., MD J. B. Wilson 4116 Atmore Place Hillcrest Hgts., MD Kathleen Wilson 8801 W. Fort Foote Terr Oxon Hill, MD Lisa Wilson 7001 Calvin Ct. Oxon Hill, MD Deborah Winters 915 Comanche Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Norman Woo 801 Pocahontas Dr. Oxon Hill, MD Donna Zangla 8415 Clay Dr. Oxon Hill, Md At 2:00 on June llth. the sen- iors nssembled for the lust time tit Cole field house for the graduat- tion exercises. The class song was sung with tear-filled eyes. The graduates felt the excite- ment of their achievement und the sorrow of bidding the clnss- ITTIICS Good-bye, This diy m'1rked the beginning of '1 new world 'ind 1 e. The 0r'1duates bid their fin'il Hood-byes 'ind with this they left. hoping to encounter their ship- m'1tes in the midst of tl1'1t f1re'1t 'idventure culled life. The Junior class of '81 started off the school year pre- pared for anything. This year's Jr. class was one of great unity and determination. In the beginning of the school year, Homecoming plans and committees were well organized before the end of Sept. Yet with all these arrangements the juniors finished second in both the float and spirit chain con- tests and a somewhat disappointing last place in the hall competition. The air of November was filled with anticipation for foul Q- nfws the arrival of our school rings. After receiving our class rings the long search for that important 81st turn had begun. Nearing the end of the school year the traditional Jun- ior Prom was expected. However the class surprised everyone by having a Spring Dance in which all classes could attend. In this way more money will go towards the Senior Prom. Having shown an early desire to have a great senior prom the class of 81 has already proven that they will be an excelling Senior class. .f V f f .L H 2 .ff 5 Juniors Class ,, ff' T ,, ., . - H ww- 0 ,,kL ff ,. 1 f M fc , ,, H V A Q ,, , 3, ft A ,,'ii f f ' - ' Y X M Q - Q f V ' f A r - . . ':'-VV'I' V 2 at v M W, , Y U , V , , , , 1V,, In H if V' fi M V ': iw ' ' A f W ii ' ' K 'K f , G. if K V I 5 yi V 3 In I W- E f ,, M V , I V I ,, E Mt sss X 6 K V , Q x s st., ' r Class Omcers: President - Henry Adams. Vice President - L nn Ya , H y e 0 omeroom Treasurers: L to R. Row l: Libby Schofield, Karen Kraft. Michele urer f GiGi Ortiz, Secretary i Cindy Biondi. Historian i Michele Padama. Znd: Wanda Barrett. Mark Cipriotti. 3rd: Otis Whitaker. Ann ma . McCollum. Lisa Younger. Terri Fielke. Jeff Aanestead Esmee Abelende Henry Adams Robert Adams Angela Allen Anthony Allen Donna Allen Mike Alley Tina Alochny Timothy Alston Robert Anderson Richard Arguijo Mike Ashby Frances Avery Steve Bachem Karen Bailey Mark Baker Octavia Barber Derek Barnes Marc Barnes Wanda Barrett Pamela Barrigher Derrick Barry Karla Bartholomew Gene Bassett Beverli Battle Kim Baylor Regina Beaver Lamont Bush William Bushee Saundra Callier John Cameron April Canty Hollis Carson Robin Carter Benjamin Casayuran Tom Bell Brian Bernard Cynthia Biondi Octavia Blackwelder Belinda Blake Ben Blankinship Gina Boseman Crystal Bowden Terry Bradley Rebecca Brannan Lisa Braswell Marie Briggs Tonoa Britten Cheryle Brown Curtis Brown Yvette Brown Marvin Bryson Luther Budd Donald Bungato Robert Burke Mark Cashman Sidney Caster Brian Cedar Wes Chanie Randall Chute David Cicoria Mark Cipriotti Anita Clark Cassandra Clark Cynthia Clark Damien Clark Juanita Clark Priscilla Clayton Tammy Clayton Phillip Clayton Sally Cliff Gerold Cobb Sandra Coleman Ray Colevas James Collins Donna Cook Jackie Copeland Mark Cornell Kelvin Cotton Cynthia Cox Nancy Cox Eric Credle Paul Croce Ronald Curameng Belynn Custodio Kimbry Daniels Sherdette Daniels Leave me alone! l'm trying to study! warns Robert Pannell. t Adrienne Darby James Davidson Anthony Davis Dany Davis Mryen Davis Tom Davis Yuriko DeGuzman Mary Delgado Jean Farrell Terri Feilke Ray Fenwick Marie Fisher Karen Delman Theresa Devers Robert Dick Mark Dillard Charles Dixon Michael Dixon Karen Dolen Thomas Dowgiallo Maryellen Doyle Teresa Draher Dale Draper Colleen Dreher Augustine Driggins Doug Duchak Jennifer Dupuis Jeff Dwyer Gary Edminster Karen Edwards Gail Eickhoff Brenda Evans Angela Faircloth Frank Falcomeni Howard Farmer David Farrall Darryl Fleming Regina Flucas Andrea Foreman Joseph Forrest i'W'QETE You're What'?! asks Ben Blankenship to Tavie Blackwelder Camille Francis Edward Frank Gordon Frank Keith Galloway Kevin Galloway David Garcia Ann Gardner Dana Garner Dawn Garner Sharnett Garrett Maria Geary Clara Gidderon Caterine Gildea lva Glaser Anna Godfrey Cassandra Godwin Marcos Goldchain Arlene Good Charles Goodnight Sharon Gordon Jeannie Graham Frank Graves Sam Gray Tami Gray John Greene Alvin Gregory Oliver Griffin David Guider Anthony Hall Barbara Hall Jackline Hall Roosevelt Hall l'll bet you thought that was funny. didn't you? says Bennett Wile Gee. that s the one I didn t do, says Kevin Walker. Russell Hall Allen Halstead Joyce Hamilton Gordon Hamm Ivan Hankins Willis Harper Janet Herber John Herbert Lenese Herbert Christie Hernandez Vicki Herrick Tanya Hession Timothy Hicks Douglas Hillgren Kelly Hinson Vera Holtz Kathleen Horner Kimberly Horner Sharon Houle Melanie Howard William Hoyle Joe Ibanez Takita Irving William Isom Calvin Jackson Celestine Jackson Gary Jackson Lawand Jackson Wayne Jackson Jonathon Jarrell Camella Jenkins Donna Jenkins Lavinia Jenkins Mark Johnson Sharon Johnson James Johnson Dennis Jones Dennis Jones Juan Jones Michael Jones Shelley Jones Alfred Jordan Erlena Jordan Shawn Jorgensen Ronnie Joyner Martin Kamm Betsy Kanitz Lisa Keith Keon Kim Joann King Angela Kimbrel Timothy Kirkland Jeff Kirkpatrick Kathaleen Kirkpatrick Deborah Klopfer Arthur Knight Donna Kofink Karen Kraft Billy Lampiris Adrienne Lattimore Michael Ledesma David Lee Rita Lee Teer Lee But I tell you I don't like him! says Lynn Stoner. .5 l Ronald Legrand Yolanda Leonard Robert Lertora Dennis Levanduski Chyenita Lewis Kathy Lietwiler David Lockhart John Long Christine Loop Joseph Loving Jimmy Luczak Kent Luppino Ron Lyles Gay Macaranas Bryan Mack Vicky Mackay Kenny Mahan Troy Maisel Brenda Marsh Angela Mason Arthur Mason Crystal Mason Angelena Massey Kevin Maybury Shirlle McMickens Keith McClanahan Anthony McCollum Suferia McCollum Dorothy McCoy Robert McKee Billy McLaughlin Kenneth McMichael Lacey McPhail Tony McQueen Michael Meader Greg Menke Charles Middleton Tim Miles Sharron Miller Chuck Milton Scott Mitchell Charles Mohr Emmett Monroe Darryl Montgomery Kelly Moore Ladanna Morales Sandra Moreno Jay Morrison Terri Moses Scott Molter Simon Motture Greg Munson Labonnie Murray Monica Murray Andre Myers Teresa Myers William Neal Gail Nickson Nenita Nonato Chris Norseworthy Deborah Ogburn Jerry Olexa Dianne Orlik GiGi Ortiz Michelle Padama Ronald Page Ted Palik Roosevelt Palmer ax li -- Y :QL 5 1 1 Q - I X... fliflii lf . 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U' JE: 'Ki , g f? if , T L 5 CGTVQ13 'E tx Q, fri' .6 , Q1 34 'L D V , y y SN , Q Are you stoned or stupid Gail Eickhoff to Libby Schofield Heather Partin Dean Pasker Carla Patrick Jeff Patterson Lisa Patton Thomas Payne Fred Peake Mark Peluzzo Tony Perry Robert Pettiford Theresa Phillips Towanna Phoenix Darrell Pickering Danette Picott .loan Poeske Gail Pointer Barry Polkinghorn Brian Polkinghorn Shelby Pollard Jeff Powell Mary Preble Lorri Price Linda Pritchett Annette Proctor Felicia Proctor Patricia Proctor Romulo Quintos Kevin Racer Roger Reese Patricia Reed Mark Rhoads Eddie Rhodes Leigh Rice Sherry Richards Andre Richardson Chacha Richmond Carl Riddlemoser Robert Rinehart Jesus Rivera Judy Rixey Theresa Robbins Paul Roberson Phillip Roberson Kim Robertson Patricia Robertson Anton Robinson Constance Robinson David Robinson Linda Rogowsky Sandra Rothenbecker Lisa Sahagun Frances Salley Pinky Sanchez Luis Santiago Cynthia Saplan Rose Saplan Libby Schofield Paris Scholz John Schutt David Scordy Neil Scott Keith Schaffer Dawn Seymon Billy Shegogue Karen Shelton Teleford Sheppard Torlanda Shields Cora Shoots Darlene Short Charlene Sibert Denise Skinner Cynthis Skipton Gayle Sloper James Smallwood Angela Smith Kenneth Smith Russell Smith Sheila Smith 49, Jim Smith Helton Snellings Susan Snyder Dale Sorghardt Lisa Spille Keith Spraggins Patricia Stamm Sheryl Stamp Richard Stanley Hilbert Stephens Melvin Stevens Ronald Stevens Anthony Stewart Kelly Stith Lynn Stoner Darlene Sumter Brad Surdam Karen Sween Renee Swinson James Swittenberg Barry Sydnor Maria Tabor Bonnie Taylor Dewayne Taylor .KN Michelle Thomas Sandra Thomas Judy Theuer Frank Thomas Brenda Thompson Are you sure you want this book? says Robert Lertora. David Thompson David Thompson Donna Thompson Tim Toepper Susie Topper Michael Tracey Rod Turner Paul Valenti Mellissa Valenzuela Tony Vernon Jean Verven Steve Vickers Robert Vricella Kevin Walker Laronda Walker Lavonne Walker Antoinette Ware Selma Washington Michael Waters Bill Watson Daryl Watson David Webb Shavana Weithers Holly West Otis Whitaker Garry White Michael White Earl Whitehouse David Whitney Cathryn Wiggins Rex Wilder .. tan--nib 'S KU IN SM! lfflilldllfy Bennet Wire They put what in this food? wonders Chuck Goodnight Angela Williams Karen Williams Louis Williams Robert Williams Teresa Williams Troy Williams Craig Willis Felicia Wilson Melanie Wilson Tim Wilson Wanda Wilson Lonnie Windsor Ronnie Windsor James Winston Jeff Wood Raymond Worm Lureta Wright Shari Wright Lynne Yao Venessa Young Lisa Younger Eric Zabiegalski Jane Zabiegalski Susan Zangla ley Thomas Albrittain Rosemond Alston Fred Avery John Ballard Christopher Belo Michele Bennett Wanda Booker Ellen Bradley Alessandria Garrett Stanley Glenn Carlos Gonzales Angela Gooden James Greene Dominie Hall Michael Hall Gina Hart David Lewis Jonathan Lewis Sophia Mathews Lisa McClendon Eric Miller Darryl Minor Daniel Moss Shirley Neal John Neer Gary Niner Thomas O'conner 190 Janine Brawner Claudette Brooks Yolanda Cepeda-Sanchez Michael Chatelain William Clarke Trenell Cooper Lisa Cuppett Thomas Daniel Linda Herring Lloyd Hill Latonya Hodges Thomas Holdforth Leroy Holtz Jean Howell John Hughes William Jackson Eldridge Owens Robert Pannell Elizabeth Peterman Leatrice Pinkney Kenneth Porter Alan Powers Marie Price Cassandre Pride Mario Quattrociocchi Lynn Reardon Helen Reed Myron Davis Mark Downey Maxine Evans Robert Evans Mark Floyd Joe Gaines Andre Galloway Anthony Gardiner Clarence Jackson Peter J esinsky Phyliss Johnson Rochelle Jones William Jones Brian Keith Greg Ketchock Michael Lervold Tonya Richardson Gary Roberts John Sherriff Riginala Slade Tina Smith Jeff Tisdale Kent Turner Joyce Walker Rosalind Ward Janet Warren Leonard Williams Katherine Yates N W I H 'W' X ? g 4' A g 0, W iw X. Mg., 2 1 ,,.. i 3- K 3, . K .. K - Q ..,, L L , ' 1 - 1 -- --- A . Qs I 'iffnfiif A W- , Sf: 1: - 8 6 'Q W. . Q KKA' - ? was 1 ,mL' V ,, ,, - 1 i K' -' -,,f . .. ' :v-wffqt i , xrkk H 1 K A Zig E, +54 I U Nw ' ga uf ' v gg. S H: E a' ' Qld? ' -TE' .mg ik 'W - N- A I H P V- ' M .. ...'. 1 .. A A ..X. , .T X . K ,... mf--. iq... K, faq? ' M, When the upperclassmen think of tenth graders they think of the silly, silly sophomores, immaturity, unprepared, unorganized and inexperienced but not with the class of 1982. Within the first few months of school the class of 1982 had taken first place in Home- coming float contest, a well deserved second place in hall competition, and an unfortunate third place in the spirit chain. As the new mates aboard the Clipper Ship, the sopho- mores showed great maturity and organization during the preparations for the Valentine s Dance. By attending the dance the students could see the time and effort the sophomores spent in making the dance a success. As the sophomores scheduled their classes for the fol- lowing year thoughts of class rings the PSAT test the junior prom and preparing to be thejunior class of 1982 preoccupied their minds. fd rf it NUR' N! pd N8 'N RZ- K ' . 32 T3'4.Q- :rrp -w, Q , ai J . N ,K a J 1 , . t5..c.c.....f -. 2 - firvfg sv ' Q ,... - ----- l 'Fi Sophomore -,...,s ,..-.Q ...Q C lass 1982 Class Officers: Treasurer - Vicki Smith, Vice-President - Tracy President - Shirley Kelley. Secretary S .loycelyn Benzon, Sponsor - Matthews, Sponsor - Ms. Beckman. 5 we' t al ,,,-Q.,-N. ' - , 1 ' .1 as-., homore Homeroom Treasurers: Row l: Shawna Woods, Kim Watins, Dee-dee Lucas, Nedra Milner. Row 2: Antoinette Wellington, Deniese Sumter, Rod Dur- Wi, Joyce Payton, Stacy Griffen. Row 3: Judy Harrel, Sonja DeNeal, Bryan Bouchelion, Liz Reynolds, Randy Gardner. Darnell Jackson. Not Shown: Jackie Barba, t Butt, Monique Cowser, Elizabeth Kimball, Reese Smith. 193 Kelly Adkinson David Alawine Andrea Allen Wanda Allison Joseph Alston Yvonne Althouse David Anderson Margaret Anderson Marvin Anderson Robin Anderson Leon Armour Byron Austin Pholkrist Authachinda Brenda Averitt Katrina Baker Mitch Balakit Keith Banner Jackie Barba Cedric Barge Patricia Barge Bonnie Barnes Lynda Barnes Angela Basnight Melody Bates Patricia Baxley James Beasley Karla Beghtol Robert Behne Jackie Bell Kathy Bell Joycelyn Benzon Laura Berger Lisa Berger Toni Bigelow Pamela Blackwell Robert Blackwell Shelby Blake Vincent Bland Shawn Bleakley Linda Boddie Jeff Bolden Mike Boniface Q he ,. CA l uw .1 ,. E to X C Q C ' E. '-t Richard Bussey Pam Butler x Q if .Ni V ..gf f s X . '-,w 1 5 Q1 My Kimberly Butt Sia Caldwell Gary Caldwell Christine Campbell - , I X i i :W Barbara Borosky Bryan Bouchelion David Bowman George Bradford Vallery Bradford Maureen Bradley Andrea Brandon Cheryl Brazier Frank Briggs Herman Broady Doranne Brooks Michael Brower Edward Brown Robert Brown Vicki Brown .Ianon Bryant Michele Bussey Melonie Campbell Phyllis Campbell Jackie Canady Georgia Canellas Blair Carlson Tim Carlson Jeff Carter Brenda Catarineau Ridgeway Catlett Elena Cepeda-Sane Omar Chacon Andrea Chan hez X-+4-...f-.2 Hear no evil. see no evil. Larry Colbert Cynthia Coleman Patricia Coleman Yvette Coleman Anthony Collins Tangela Connelly Anita Cook Deniese Cook William Cook Patty Cornell Patricia Cosby Monique Cowser Pam Cox Cheryl Credle Ulysses Crestwell Brenda Cruz Debbie Cushman .lohn Dade Linda Dail Gina D'Amico Tonya Dammann Gerald Darby John Davis Ken Davis Kim Davis Paula Davis Phillip Davis Shwanna Davis Tina Davis Earl Day Tim Chase Jean Cheng Mary Anne Chute Petra Clark Diana Clarke Maria Clayton Abbe Click Ethuline Clovis Ellen Colbert NW Cheryl Fink Jackie Fisher Dietra Fleming Reginald Forrest Ronald Forrest Gerald Fortner Deborah Fowler William Frank Brian Franklin Maurice Day Lisa Deguzman Mike Deleon Ricardo Delgado Sonja DeNeale Jimmy Devers Caprina Devore Richard Dew Diogenes Dichoso Bernard Diesen James Diggs Deniese Downing Sharon Driggins Alma Drummond Paula Dueno Roderick Durham Walter Durham Anthony Early Cassandra Edwards Curtis Edwards Marvin Edwards Sherry Edwards Lorri Elford David Ellis Steve Engle Ronald Escalante Pat Estep George Fant Barbara Farmer John Fejeran ,f ' 2 gg, r ' X l Y Now if I canjust keep my eyes closed maybe no one will notice me, says Barbara Kraft. Daryl Funderburk Linda Furnish Cheryl Gaines Monalisa Gamo Barbara Gardiner Randy Gardner Carl Garland Ray Gatling John Gibbons William Gidderon Carolina Gidoni Michael Gigante Eric Gilbert Adrienne Gillis Paulette Godwin Antonio Gonzales Carlos Gonzales Kevin Goodman Alphonza Grady Chris Graves Fred Graves Monica Graves Angelique Gray Terrance Gray Cheryl Green Selina Green Sheila Green Cedric Greene David Greer Rodwick Griffin This is the second time l've missed the bus this week! exclaims Terry Murphy. 198 Stacey Griffin Chris Gund Mark Guthrie Karen Hagans Mike Haiss Donna Hamby James Hamilton Jeff Hamilton Michelle Hamm Eric Holland Wayne Holmes John Holtz Angela Hood Jennifer Hopkins Patricia Howe Edward Howell Paul Hoyle Anthony Humphries Michelle Hammett Cynthia Hansen Terence Hansford Glenn Hardy Judy Harrell Anthony Harris Colletta Harris Steve Harris Tiffany Harris Tom Harris Walletta Harris Benjamin Harvey Cleveland Haughton Calvin Hawkins Tharon Hawkins Yolanda Hawkins James Hayes Nicole Hayes Taundra Hayes Steve Heaney Eric Hemmingway Karla Henderson Michael Henderson Beverly Hensley Tammie Herring Randy Hicks Anne Hickson Mary Hillgren Robert Hoffman John Holdforth id Q f ff sssv rtiis C J Nszrtg fl' ,f at Ng 393 J he Sophomore girls, Debbie Cushman, Mary Anne Chute. and Jennifer McCracken show their spirit by attending a home football game. Samuel Hungerford Katie Hunter Maryann Jackman Allen Jackson Barbara Jackson Darnell Jackson Diane Jackson Jennifer Jackson Sharon James Cheryl Jarrett Byron Jeffery Doretha Jenkins Chris Johnson Darlene Johnson David Johnson Jacques Johnson Kelvin Johnson Sharon Johnson Tanya Johnson Theresa Johnson Trina Johnson Vicki Johnson Yvette Johnson Cleola Jones James Jones Ricky Jones Tori Jordon Christine Jumalon Hynek Kalkus layne Kelley Shirley Kelley Sonya Kennedy Paul Kern Leroy Keys Kyoung Kim Elizabeth Kimball I don't need Mark Guthrie. to tell you how my love life is' UN. s 41 s.,,x Qt fixulvqy af. Xt. was K tv R 4 Kellie Klinsieck Glenn Knode Barbara Kraft Bonnie Kurtz Chris Lara Kris Larsonn Grindl LeGrand Amy Leonardi Mark Lewis Tonya Lomax Racheal Long Belinda Love Cathy Love Dedra Lucas Gina Lucente Rodney Lustan Kathy Lynn Kevin Lynn Alexander Mack Paul Madden Michael Madison Richard Mance Yvette Marbury Tonya Marshall Angela Martin Charles Matthews Stacey Mathis Kristen Maybury James McClanaha Danielle McCoy James McCoy fl Jennifer McCracken Walter McDougal Russell McDowell Andeana McGriff Michael McKee Chris McLaughlin Deborah McLeod Michael McMahan James McVicker Melvin May Gary Melvin Arlene Meredith Virginia Miller Dedra Millner Karen Mitchell Karime Moasser Luis Morales Willard Morris Paul Morrison William Moses Rhoda Mundey Marty Munn Terry Murphy Melody Nanches George Naufleet Nick Nayak Shirley Neal Crystal Nickens Deedee Nightingale Aneida Nimmons Steve Nooralian Doug Norway Terence O'Bryant Roslynn Offutt Elizabeth Orlik Mark Osborne Angela Oxendine Yvette Pannell Stacey Pass Margaret Paxton Joyce Payton ,,,,,,,.,,..-.aw-f- H ' Joy is not in things: it is in us. - Yvonne Alt house Whatever happened to the days when every thing went right? wonders Dennis Jones. Stan Peletski Matthew Pelletier Edward Pereira Bill Perry Everett Peyton Roscoe Peay Sandra Phillips Tyrone Phillips Linda Pickering Steve Picott Irene Pilapal Carlos Powell Nathaniel Powell Shelyse Pressley Kathy Price Victoria Price Brian Prince Debbie Bride Eileen Pritchard Cordell Proctor Debbie Proctor Melvin Proctor Trent Prue Robyn Purvis Anthony Quebral Terraine Queen Anthony Radcliff John Radziewski Jacqueline Ransom Eric Ray Robert Reed Renee Register Lisa Reid Karen Repsher Michelle Resch Jackie Resper ino i i 5 l l f f fiikfr- ' in : .: ey i- i ' 3-4' ' A it xxx ,gm wiser, 204 et Mom said that there would be days like this! Krystal Roper Diana Rose Vanessa Rose Gary Rowland Tina Ruble Lashanna Ruffin Donna Ryan Amjad Sabir Anita Sains Dennis Samaniego Chuck Sams Anthony Santoiemma Irene Sanger Rebecca Santos Marinella Sarmiento Samone Scanlon David Schaeffer Tammy Schmidt Robin Schuermann Lori Schwartz Shelton Scipio Renee Scott Alan Scrivner Roderick Seth Elizabeth Shakal Steve Sheilds Glenda Shepart Tammy Shifflett Michael Shingler Derek Simmons uv' Liz Reynolds Charles Richards Edwardo Richardson John Ritch John Roberts Lisa Robinson William Robinson Linda Rockelli Dawn Rogers Wx' 1579 at I ,,,. Laura Singleton Carlos Smallwood Darell Smith Keith Simmons James Sims Kevin Sims David Smith Frederick Smith Renee Smith -trial' HRS in K., L -35 3321215 mt, ,W ning, mln In M .,,, ',7-f-y., N, W -s-51,3 Only three hundred sixty-eight pages to go sighs Vallerie Bradford 1 A U-4:-'O f y iw f i Shawnette Smith Vicki Smith Thomas Somerville Antonio Spaulding Ricky Spraggins Kevin Stevens Cassandra Steward Phil Stewart Francis St. Holder Sharon Stocks Herman Stringer Jay Strylowski Torin Suber Brian Summerville Deniese Sumter Delight Swann Sara Sweetman Copeland Taylor Karen Taylor Constance Thomas Michele Thomas Steve Thomas Timothy Thomas Gennaro Thompson Latonya Thompson Michelle Thompson Paul Thompson Phillip Thompson Thomasinia Thompson Joseph Thornton Stacie Thume Tonya Tillman Alvin Tobe Deborah Towns Wanda Tracey Chauncy Tredwell Ann Trump Dion Tulloch Adrian Turner Greg Turner Olive Turner Allison Tyson Regina Uroy Thanh Van Deloris Vaughun Presten Venzant Karen View Karen Wahler Amy Walker Marrene Walker Teresa Walker Larry Waller Shirlitta Warren Annette Waters Carlos Waters Kim Watkins Joseph Watson Laura Webb Valerie Weddle Judy Weeks Antoinette Wellington John Wells lsah West David Wheaton Aleta White Rodney White Y it I, Sandy White Shawn Whitehead Norma Wittmgton Dewayne Wilcher Gary Wilder Henry Wilcox Anthony Williams Carlett Williams was 'X n Charles Williams Debbie Williams Denise Williams Denise Williams Everette Williams Susan Willis Robert Willis Kevin Wilson Kassy Windsor Kim Winters Kecia Witt Andre Witt Anthony Wood Dorra Woodland Michon Woods Tawana Woods Guendolyn Wright Rosemary Wright Warren Wright Conrad Wynter Vivian Yao Lynette Young Paula Young Robin Young Cherly Adams Darlene Carter Paula Godwxn Mary s ...asv 1 Hg.. .A.L+.,fX,....M:,.,A.5 ,K i Y X S i P 5 5 A I V - ' Ns' ri E gm, ' r LIK- -',- . N ,fun 4-.W . Q 1.1 M, A , . E , Q W, N . ,tg I 'J xx .K tm. vrim' . x 209 Faculgf .J Ill ri, , my V Q 1, ,, Qgmi A w Q E 3 51 wir ,w ,1.,,, , ., Lx?,vf,: N . .,x .. ' A ,mx ,. Ly X - 1 V - ,, Q., , .Q J ,A A ,Q-fm ,,:', 5.5. f, ,,-11.4 - , -,f 1,::fg,,..g 4, ,- ,Aff-I gy, 4, ww 'J 'J'5n,:A, 1 H , f . if Q ,aw J .,. L , ,,-is, . ,CVM 7, my le, fa, 1 4 gg- .. -, V, ., ,- 435. V' ELL' P, ,, 31251, , AQ,L-,.fp,-5,3 1 1 4 X ,ifi-My A --'gf1gg',m,',n ff w 55, r k. , 'A 1 V , X ,.3.wg-,f. 2, w , H . ,, , Q, . ? , 3 ... 5 ,-. , ffl K ff, . g 'X . . x C, 455,551 Even before the 1979 1980 school year actually began the faculty staff was busy preparing for the upcoming year Decorating classrooms making lessons plans and doing necessary paper work were all part of the prelimi narles for the new year The shortage of paper and the new grading policy tended to complicate the work of the teachers but they survived Many times durmg the year the faculty staff had numerous opportunities to prove their superiority and show off their skills Unfortunately all their preparation proved to be successful only a few times In the teacher student volleyball games they only won one game out of three They were outsmarted by the Its Academic Team and were beaten in all five matches against the chess team The teachers ended their season with a 60 55 v1c tory over the Prmce George s Police Department As the school year drew to a close the faculty sadly acknowledged the coming of summer vacation shed a few tears and hoped the seniors would embark into a worthwhile career The faculty will always be able to pride themselves on the commendable work they accomplished during the 1979 1980 school year Mr Moran Principal my Qfa Mm dk, 'Wiki Mr. Hays Vice Principal Mr. Kessler Administrative Assistant Mr. Butler Vice Principal Wu- NNW! vm 5 Mrs. Rich Secretary - Main Office Mrs. Scott Secretary - Guidance Mrs. Sheriff Treasurer . i 5311 . .... . 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DEPARTURE ' v 1 -rf f DNURATULATIDNS CLASS or V 4 , X '.a We' u , vox.- f Q- Wx, If x-3, , , 'Q L om: 1 faon THE CUX55 or il 76 The Class of H502 Flay a breeze frm lifels uaaiers sparkle Q TYZZJUDTQ DICE X om mu 51: W. 5 AW from the C2055 of f 952 4? -2-f ll F---- E gm, MQ ,Qgn AMEA!6- new 23 1.1.---7 HOVERMALE s ,ni Tas+es Bes'r OXCN HILL AUTOMOTIVE Body and Fender Work Palnhng 73 I 5 Llvlngslon Road Howard W Slullman Oxon Hall MD 2002I JIM S AMOCO Mo+or Tune Ups General Repairs Arr Condrhoner Service 839 9876 James B Harrison Sr Owner 62I I Luvungsfon Road Oxon Hull Maryland 2002I 9Ol I Llvlngsfon Rd Oxon Hall MD AL S SU PERMARKET 7 Day Bear Fresh Cui' Mea+ Groceries KERBY S MARKET 8407 Indian Head Hwy Oxon Hull Maryland 6302 Llvlngsfon Rd Oxon Hull Md 2002l sun ,ARM Bus Phone I3OII248 4505 567 4375 .N,.,..m. RAYMOND C The FineS+ MEYERS Agem Frui+s and Vegefables Soufh Pofomac Professional Bulldmg 940l lndlanhead Highway Oxon Hull Maryland 20022 I feng . 'Q I I I I S f ' ' ' as I o,lo I I I 'I I l 1 ' ' I O . I Aufo Life Fire 4 Flowers For All Occasions JOHN SHARPER, INC. Florisl 2IOI Brinkley Rd. Telephone Oxon Hill, MD 20022 30l-567-4600 Over 60 Years Helping Maryland Grow FORD LU MBER CO. Lumber, Millwork, and Building Maferials 59I4 Cenfral Ave. I Iblb Livingsfon Rd. Upper Marlboro, MD 627-33l5 Capifal Heighfs 336-l600 292-l900 AT IMI I E if AUTO PARTS ,, ,.,e,,,.o,,, ,,... M Ms. .roe ..., I ,...r M... . . , ,..,....,.,.... .,,,m.W..,....,,,,.,..W E ,... ,,,,,,,,T,,,,, 6230 Oxon Hill Road Oxon Hill, Maryland 2002I Telephone 30 l -567-9700 PRIDE IN SERVICE Glea-vzfu' 1 HOUR DRY CLEANING Complete Cleaning Service SHIRTS SEAMSTRESS MON - FRI 7:30 AM - 7:30 PM SAT azoo AM - 7:00 PM 8 9 4545 6323-25 LIWNGSTON no oxoN HILL Mo. Congrafulalion Class of '80 Oxon Hill Thealre lOxon Hill Plazal 839-2525 U H .,-7' . A , 'X l I' . -7 - . 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Wasl1ing+on.Rd. - Oxon Hill C PEOPLES SECURITY BANK OF MARYLAN D 66 Hours of Drive In Banking Call 736 I3O0 I8 Convenlen+ Locahons Su fland Ma Off ceI Ad IpI1 B yans Road C I e Oxon H II Marlo He gI1fs Pedge'H s Corne WaII'er Reed Wheaion H p'I'on Mall Lanham O e Cen+raI Plaza Che y Cha e Gen o ACACIA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Susie 704 Lucenfe Bulldlng 6I 88 Oxon HIII Rd Oxon Hull Maryland Bus 839 2320 Tony Domenlco Edmund Deproza Res 30I 537 29I7 Res 30I 855 7497 Bob Crandle Tom GrrIIo Res 30I 884 5528 The More Hours 'ro Care Bank Lobby M F 900AM+o200PM Re pen 4 OOPM fo 8 OOPM Sai day 9 OOAM +o I2 OOPM M F 8 OOAM +o 8 OOPM S+ d y 800AM+o2 OOPM Tune Up General Repairs 567 6200 POWELL AUTOMOTIVF CENTER 74I 7 Llvlngsion Road Oxon Hull Maryland 2002I Allgnmenf Transmusslon Power Sfeerlng 567 9424 GEORGE P KALAS FUNERAL HOME Successor fo ROBERT A MATTINGLY SIIII FamuIy Owned and Operafed GEORGE P KALAS 6I60 Oxon Hull Road Dlrecfor Oxon HIII MD 2002I we I IW O O I O O - i I in i - a ' e I ' w I on.- ri.- : : ' r ' ' r Fri.- o : : ' Iin on ' ur - : : 'GreenB II ' , . , am . Drlve-In 'Glen Burnie 'New CarroIIIon On r - I I , I m H+ . n a ur a -- . . ' v 5 . ' . . Ky. - Qu - ' '- STV .I - O I 6 Temple Hills, MD 2003 1 WADE'S GULF Tires - Bafleries - Accessories 292' l 748 Complele Car Service Road Service - Minor Repairs - Tow Service 6l00 Oxon Hill Rd wade Griffin ' Oxon Hill, MD zooz i Dealer Phone: 567-9033 J Q coLoR GUARD-Twirling- B E E I N1 Y I Pom Poms - Dance - Awards I - Drummers - Gymnasfics S Cheerleading - Counfry! A C Wesiem Wine Domeshc and lmpor+ed C Beer Liquor E 5 s O R 3253 Rosecroff Shopping Cenfer I I E S Phone: 894-637l Congralulalionsl Class of I980 For+ Washmg'ron Shopping Cen+er Oxon Hull Maryland 2002i . I Your diploma means money 'ro you land your familyl a+ Marlow Da+sun-BMW. Why don'+ you come in wi1'h your diploma and see how much i+'s worlh. MARLCW DATSON - BMW a+ Branch Ave. Marlow Heighfs, MD 7 2 i Phone: 567-4040 OXON HILL TEXACO Minor Repairs - Road Service Towing ' Owners 6720 SI. Barnabas Rd. Oxon Hill MD 2002I Tom Darasl and Mike Easler Absolulely Free Checking No Slrings Allached mana W and Trust Company of Maryland . Waldorf Md Oxon HIII MD Off Roufe 30I 940I Indian Head Hwy. Marlow Heighls MD i:fon6F:ASIi:IL?s Md I 3600 S+. Barrabas Rd. u ace S b kMD ' Clinlon Md ed FOO -ms Lanham - Rd. Q3j1jW5rXRd + FORT WASHINGTON CARPET CARE Living Rooms - Dining Room Hallway Sleam Cleaning Deep Soil Exlraclion IShampoo and Sfeam Cleanl UphoIs'I'ery Cleaning Phone Any Time 292-3279 charge I+!! CBA Coldwell Banker Co m pa ny Phone 292 4664 6303 Oxon Hill Rd. S Oxon Hill, Maryland 2002I SA ERNIE LAVALLEY Residenl Manager Family Hair Care Cenler Off. 839-4I00 Res.: 248-2327 I0905 For+ Washmglon Forl Washunglon Maryland Annapolis Federal Savings and Loan Building Specializing in Slyles for 'rhe Enhre Family D L Q 5 . - Y jk, v 122126 f 'Qx P ,X ' l ,, ,I 1 . . . . , as Always Prompl' Malo Cards A Dependable, Courieous HGUSE GF CHANG II Service Chinese and American Resfauranl O . Nalure Made Viramins T, h Y I d 2488500 Id dH 7Dy W . . Carry ul Food for Parhes Banquefs, and Puri Facilahes e ep one ' - 940I n ian Hea a I S 248-850l Oxon Hill, Maryla d 2 Open a s a eel: SOUTHPCWONMKI FAMHXPHARMACY 94Ol Indian Head Hwy Umled Bank Building Oxon Hill Maryland 20022 248 3636 ran: lfbuhodfblbnfe Classes Now Forming Hus e Jazz Ballel' Hawaiian Duscoiheque Acrobahcs M ember Dance Maslers of America Ceccnefh Council 292 5230 of America IO737 Indian Head Hwy Oxon Hull Maryland 20022 SILESIA CARRY CUT Homemade Barbecue and Ofher Sandwiches l0909 Luvlngslon Road Sllesia Maryland 20022 Service All Over Town 24 Hour Service GEORGE F WARNER CO 567 2300 Plumbing Healing Cooling Wafer Hea+ers Oxon Hill Branch 6lO8 LIVIHQSiOf1 Rd Oxon Hill MD 2002l ll ll O ll - - - Tap - Toe - Tumbling - ..Ho+.. and ncold.. ' I NYMAN REALTY, INC. FT. WASHINGTON GALLERY CALL 292-9500 Two Oxon Hull GTTICGS +o Serve you BeHer Buying Sellung Relocahng Le+ Us Solve Your Real Es+aI'e Needs clro SPO f ATHLETIC UIIIEIJRMS 81 LETTERIIIG SERVICE BILL SMITH O 5265 B B sno o so TS o 423 4323 Maryland Nahonal Bank L 2002l POTO MAC LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT CH2924444 6L F +Wl1g+ MD2022 -3 Nyman Sells Oxon Hill C C C I O Q . . C C Q 01 ALL o E C EDS 5 Please he! 1 Nailon Ffghl x . . Narcotics lhroug Sporls 5 Hobbfes ' r 5, gn c. LETTERING none on Pnemses U T H ' wnaf 4 T ARNA A AD P 0 01 MARLWHIH ,M.20031 ' Sales - Repairs - Parfs Complimenls of 5 ' I I40 ivingsfon Rd. . or as in on, 0 6I 75 ivingsfon Rd. Oxon Hill, Maryland 40 7I Years 'n Bus'ness f ,V I ' 567-3438 S H E RIF F S E as I I A sssi A 567-6800 -..-..L......-., 1 1 . - - f ---- - - . A. I I I u 1 me-as c n . iv 7405 L ingsfon Rd. George N. Sheriff Oxon Hall MD Owner 2002l S U P P L I Phone: 567-5900 All Domesiic and 567-590i Foreign Cars 63I2 Livingsion Rd. Cm Hin' MD Townsend EI' Guaragna 20021 Auio Cenier, Inc. Diegnosiic Tuneups ' Brakes ' Transmissions ' Air Condilioning ' Exhausf ' Towing G90 9e Townsend 73 I9 Livingslon Rd. Ted Gu-wane Oxon Hill, MD 20022 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTHEN MD 6262 Oxon Hill Road Oxon Hill, MD 2002! 839-3200 Your Full Service Bank Lobby Hours: Monday - Thursday 9AM - 2PM Friday - 9AM - 2PM and 4PM - 7PM Safurday - 9AM - I2 Noon Drive-in Monday - Friday 8:30AM - 7PM Safurday - 8:30 AM - I2 Noon Member FDIC Member Federal Reserve Sys'I'em Besi' Wishes Class of I980 W ! E 0 Hugh T- BARNABAS ExxoN Complele Au+o Repair Exper+ Brake Service Tires ' Ba++eries ' Accessories Properties Inc. Oxon Hill MD 3Ol-839-6300 30I - 567-2 I00 6367 Livlngslon Road ,M my REALTOR' Oxon Hull MD 20021 0'W ' Over 30 Years of Dependable Service We Sell a House Every 3 Hours Jay Umbel 5622 S+. Barn Rd. 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Mr. Bob Thompson, Taylor Pub. rep. for his advice and assistance. Mclntyre Studios - Homecoming, Class candids. teacher, organi- zation, senior pictures. David Johnson for his sports class candids and organizations Dennis Levanduski - for great shots of teachers. sports and can- dids. Janet McVicker - sports and organization pictures. David L. Claypool our Adviser for his patience and great sugges- tions! Thank-you