Osborne High School - Souvenirian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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1 THE BAND Members are K Buschovv R Ford M Fam N Ellls G Castle-berry B Ayers S Glass J Kendrxck N McNeal P Games D Wade P Ha getty L In ram T Cannon D Anderson D lNo gle I landers C Sh rrlll R Holbrook H Vogel P Downen L Turner B Hardy L Henson A Thomas C Holder J Harrrs B Lunsford D 'Vlartln A Harmon L Thompson I Vandner D Heaton K Cushman B Jones M Clotfelter DEPARTMENT I- THE BOYS QUARTET Thev are, left to rrght Charles Cagle, THE CIRLS TRIO They are, left to rxght Sue Fann Peggy Paul Tlppens and Cary Danlel 4Notp1Ltured 1s Charles Brooksl Flly nt and Damn Hedden Becky Hosklns accompanles them OH t e plano 1 J N . Q ,E ' Q V X P . , 1 ' , f i - -1 x - J s tl l n ll I l . A- - . Q F- - - G' I .I Af- f , . I- -ui - Q J, Cooey, B. Stripland, E. Caldwell, C. 'Turherl L. Holder, S, Blanchard, C.7Stripland, Waldro-p, Holden, B. Ayersj R.. LeFever: A: - 5' xi Y N gg. f . X

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Po VVvY THE GLEE CLUB Members are left to rlght first row L Cook C Galloway P Dau H Hayse J Kmg J Sm1th S Whlte B Ho kms andl Cannon Second rows S Nlarrou G Healon A Morrls G Damell J T1ppens J Wrlder V Gann F Chastam D H Fer erson B Wllllams Y Kells andR Xork Fourth row D Hedden H Terry C Ca le B Hulsey P Tlppens M Cagle N Acree .l Hemmer P Flynt N H11 emann B Harden and M C Vaden MUSIC The DIUQIC Depatrment IS one of the most actlve and colorful features our school has produced D1v1ded lnto the Band and Glee Club each IS equally lmportant 1n 1lS own class At the 1957 Muslc Festlval both recened a ratlng of Excellent Other than th1s our school mox ed from Class C to Class B because of mcreased enrollment f 1 Glee Club officers are left to rlght F Chastam Secretary The sololsts for the Clee Club are James Harrls and Dawn Treasurer D Hedden VlCCPfCS1dCHt J Sm1th Presxdent lVlr Hedden Here as they pracuce Mary Charles Vaden accompames Caldwell Sponsor them A M a. I f' -f ' Q F A ' ff ,C 6- ' Y l I . 5 4 ' x x l , 3 ! Q I N ' C I' H B' J . .1 , ' , ': . , .u s, . ,n. ' ,. ', . Z, . s . . ': .1 ', . , ,. , . , . , . , . , . , . Cook, S. Flynt and F. Barfield. Third row: S. Fann, B. Westbrook. C. Brooks, T. Perkerson, C, Perrow, T. Stowe, S. Howard, B. Ayers, . g ,. ' ,'. .7 . ':. ,. ,',. g, . ',. , . , . , . , . , . g , . . . . , . . . . v M I A, T . . , .V . ' 'N v 66 9? CC 79 ' . , , , 5' I l l . f . 21' :NK - II I l, t . . 4 1 ,H Q E' f ' ww 4 . , ' - ' 1 g . ' , ' Qt . . , ' ,r Y ' ' r , . .

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HO CLUB To become a member of the HO Club one must have earned a letter in some phase of athleticsg mainly basketball, baseball, soft- ball, and track. It is an honor club and one feels privileged to be a member. The club carries on many varied activities in which all members participate. Since this club is only a few years old, one of the main projects was that of drawing up a constitution, by which its members must abide. Included in their activi- ties Was to sponsor a dance and hayride.- To become a member of the HO Club is a goal set by many students. Early in their high school years, they begin to take part in various sports so that in future years they may be good enough to achieve a letter and become eligible for membership. Olhcersvof the HU Club are, left to right: Dawn Hedden, Presidentg Wayne Hall, X ice-Presidentg Ronnie Todd, Trcasurerg Jack Tippens, Reporterg and Frances Chastain. Secretary. Nlcmbfrs are left to Tl ht fir t ron W Henry B Ho lun L fools F tha tam N -Xcree Q Flynt D fook Second rom NI Cunnln lxelley H Walter l Dabb B Nordholz C Hilton P Tippen D NlcLant H Todd D Fox J Tipptn and Ii Reed ' - ll. , V, xx Q .en L V F Q 4, . . K l ' s 'L lf. 4 g It - , I 5 . s . ' T l F' . ' 4 Ui I Q f 7, y at ,Y , L . e t ffl ' 'r 'W .. .l L 1 v it W '.,g -. ,, ham, C. Crifhn. D. Yvilcoxen. J. llemmer. 1. lfuschow, Y, lgoschnir-ki K, l3t1scl1oxi'.AT'.i Thomason.. Di Heddendj. Lowery. Third row: