Osbourne High School - Eyrie / Hi Jacket Yearbook (Manassas, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1948 volume:

Facult MR. IAN H. ROSS, B.A., M.A Pl'l7lf'lfJl1l School Haverford Prep. tts State College Massachuse Western State Teachers College Teachers College, Columbia University UREDD '39 .E MISS CARRIE B. LANFORD, A.B. Astislant Principal A le Grove High School PP William and Mary College nc Bi. MR. C. O. BITTLE, A.B. Maihemaiicr, Science Myersville High School Roanoke College Sl-lon1'Y MR. RAYMOND FISHPAW, B.S l g ff: V Vocational Agriculture University of Maryland -' . qj Virginia Polytechnic Institute 'S RAY ,S fi ts , Mas. ROY HELMS, A.B. i I iii. - Biology, English 'ii . 'I I j f, Gordonsville High School W i 'QI 525 Elon College , University of Virginia Columbia University jf., I., .gy ' MR. REAMS BENNETT, B.S. Industrial Arts Franklin County High School T essee Polytechnic Institute CHU University of Tennessee BENNY FAULCONER MISS CAROL D. Commercial Education Orange High School Mary Washington College DiNx MRS. MARGARET B. GUY Oflce Secreiary Osbourn High School Commercial Course oHNsoN, A.B. Miss EMILY J. J Latin, Matbemalics Manassas Institute University of Nashville George Peabody Teachers College UEMTLYD MR. JAMES LEO, P.H.B. Director of Athletics, Boys Fitchburg High School fMass.j Providence College QuEENIE MISS MARY B. NELSON, B.S., M.A. American History, Gotwrzment Hampton High School Farmville State Teachers College Columbia University BENQ MISS NANCY E. PARRISH, B.S. I English Osbourn High School Farmville State Teachers College NANCY MISS PAULINE SMITH, B.S. Chemistry, French, Geometry Osbourn High School William and Mary College University of Virginia RPOLLYN MISS IRENE TAYLOR, B.S. Music Fairfax High School Mary Washington College DIMI-Liss MRS. JAMES B. VAN DEVENTER, B.S. Home Economics Lebanon High School Milligan College Radford College UEDEU MRS. NORMAN T. MCMANAWAY English Manassas Institute University of Virginia Johns Hopkins University LULU MISS BETTIE L. PARRISH, B.S. Director of Athletics, Girls Osbourn High School Farmville State Teachers College BE'r'rns P. MR. MICHAEL RONCA, B.S. Band Director Bangor High School Pennsylvania State Teachers College MRS. HARRY R. STONE, B.S. Librarian Lebanon High School Radford College Catholic University, School of Library Science uCrLLEn MISS LUCILLE UPSHUR, B.S. Commercial Education Cheriton High School Farmville State Teachers College Lou MRS. RUTH ROGERS Social Studies Manassas High School University of Virginia William and Mary College Not Pictured I FT ffm, S' ,- X, ' -V . HJ- Xi ,. RR X 1 Ck. ' Xl is X Y gf,yfi e is L ' xl -:gs-' 1 .4 3 , ,I . : V ' ..,L : lP ' A . L-1-:.::.1 1.511 15 V.- 1 4' -. ' VIH: 'X Y , V f ,QI ., , 5 I R k . ix g -A ., W -w . . fl N S 5' ai - 1 ' al 1 k Q ?2tf:,: WWI . ' ,, 3 ,L :ki 13 3 Z ,Q gigmg I ,W S S 1 CLASSES 3 Secretary.-- .... President ,,.,.,,,, ,,,,,,v.., .,...... O I.. IVER DASHIELI. Virc'-President ........ ...,-v. B ETTY COVERSTON .-..-..-IOYCE KEYS Treasurer ,,...,,. ....... R OBERT CORNELL Advisers A,,,w..... MISS FAULCONER, MISS NELSON The enior Class Remember how we felt back four or live years ago when We were just starting out on that long, long trail of years with Class of '48 shining like a torch at the end? Here we are at the top, and do we feel any dif- ferent? Well, maybe we do. We remember how we felt when we were little insignificant Freshmen, being initiated into the wonders of high school. Unhappily for us, Rat Week was installed, when we were lowly Freshies. So, we could not escape that horror. For a while we scuttled through the halls, not daring to call our souls our own. Then we began to take notice. This was a grand set of teachers we hadg we began to find new friends among new classmates and the upper classmeng over us on the wall in the auditorium was Miss Eugenia's portrait looking down on us, and back of it all, dear old Osbourn High watching over us. That year came to an endg and then we were Sophomores, one step nearer our goal. When Sep- tember came 'round, we were back again, but not green Freshmen any more. We were the Sophomore Class-that in-between stage, neither most lowly nor most high. We saw our classmates chosen for Hal- loween Court, and we saw the months go by and the gym decorated for the Prom for which we weren't eligible yet. We saw another Senior Class leave, and here we were, Juniors! That year flew by toog it seemed Time knew we hadn't much longer to stay here, and was making it even less. That was the year of the Prom we really worked on, complete with memory books and all the Hxin's. Then the Prom was only a memory, and a few scraps of faded crepe paper and the ribbon from the girls' corsages. Then it was time to say goodbye to our friends in the graduating class, and embark on our last summer vacation from Osbourn. In the Fall of '47, we chose Oliver Dashiell for our President, Betty Coverston as Vice-President, Joyce Keys as our Class Secretary, and Bobby Cornell as Treasurer, to guide our steps along the last stretch of the trail. The end of ,47 went as smooth as silk, and we stepped into '48 with the knowledge that this was Our Year-our year to receive the final honors from Osbourn High, and our year to relinquish the trail-blazing to the on-coming Senior Class. It was our year, too, we realized, to discover in our hearts that which we, as Freshmen, couldn't have believed possible-that little sharp pain at leaving our Alma Mater to the underclassmen, however able to carry on they might be. The year of the Prom that was what no other Prom yet had been, the year of looking on from above, and toward the end, already feeling a little left out, when we heard the underclassmen talk- ing of next year. Well, next year think of us. And think of us on Graduation Night as the strains of the Recessional take us farther and farther from Osbourn High. And in years to come remember the Class of '48. We'll be remembering you and everyone and every- thing that make up Osbourn. We won't need mem- ory books or diaries to remember it all. After all, how could we forget? 1.1 Y W: g 'w-. sN,A -Q-gy' X!! li Club ELVIN BURL BREEDEN Burl '41-'42, Football, Safety Patrol, '42-'43, Basketball, '43-'47, Football ,vs 'YYIITXWQ ALICE JUNE BRYANT june '45-'46, Home Ec. Club JOAN ARMISTEAD ALPAUGH rrlon '43-'44, Glee Clubg '44-'45, Science Club, '45-'46, Library Council GEORGIA LEE BEALE Georgia Lee '43-'46, Home Ec. Club, '47-'48, Stamp 1095. -VG 1 'Q xr I --'v ,1-. V i' - fig I 3 ff' , Q, 5, 4 x if -:R .,,. V- -1, l 'fig 1 Q J.-W .' ' , :,5:.,..1,' 6 X. M W ,,,., ., .. ,I . . WILLIAM SANDERS BROWER, JR. Billy CTransferred from Christ Church School, Alexandria, Virginiaj MYRA ISABEL CARATTINI Mickey '45-'46, Home Ee. Club, Dramatics Clubg '46-'47, Home Ec. Club, Honor Society, Vice-President of Dramatics Club, '47-'48 Honor Society, Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Business Manager of Yellow Iarkvl, Repre- sentative of Red Cross 9 JOHN EDWARD COLBERT I obnnie . '44-'45, President Home Room, Manager of Football and Basketballg '45-'46, Grounds Committee Representative, '46-'48, Forest Fire Fighter THELMA HOPE CONNER Thelma '44-'43, Softball 1 ...Q ,Qt , ww' -ogg 45' Vs T-14' , f N bf ,f R 'KJ THOMAS EDWARD CAVANAGH Tom '47-'48, President of Glee Club, Basketball QTransferred from Erasmus Hall High School, Brooklyn, N. YJ BETTY LEE COLBERT Betty '45-'46, Home Ec. Clubg '46-'47, Commer- cial Clubg '47-'48, Member of Buildings Committee NORMA CAROLYN COOKSEY Cookie '43-'44, Glee Clubg '44-'45, Glee Club, Dramatics Clubg '45-'46, Dramatics Club, Library Councilg '46-'47, Dramatics Club, Bonds and Stamps Committee Representa- tiveg 47-'48, President of Dramatics Club, Yellow Iacleet Slaf, Glee Club, Member of Honor Society ROBERT LEE CORNELL, Jn. Bobby '45-'46, President Home Room, Forest Fire Fighter Cl..ieutenantJg '46-'47 Forest Fire Fighterg '47-'48, Forest Firc Fighter, Treasurer of Home Room ANNE ELIZABETH CORNWELL frsibli '45-'46, Home Ec. Clubg '45-'46, Health Committee Representativeg '46-'47, Com- mercial Clubg '47-'48, President of Com- mercial Club, Member of Honor Society EDITH ALMA CROUCH Edith '43-'44, Home Ec. Club T' Fit IDI' I 3 G' . -cf 'lil' EDITH VIRGINIA DAVIS Edith A '43-'45 Home EC. Clubg '45-46, Commercial Clubg '46-'47, Library Council, '47-48, Li- brary Council, fchairmanj, Features Editor of Hi-jacket, Member of Honor Society, Features Editor of Yellow jacket, Member of Publicity Committee JOHN ROY DOGGETT john '44-'45, Baseballg '45-'46, Baseball: '46-'47, Baseball, Basketball, '47-'48, Baseball, Bas- ketball -A ..:v. Q!! x V? 8 .2 v... BETTY JANE COVERSTON Betty '43-'44, Basketball, '44-'45, Representative of Red Cross, '45-'46, Yellow Iackel Staff Basketballg '47-'48, Chairman of Extra Cur ticular Activities Committee, Basketball Commercial Club OLIVER HAZARD PERRY DASHIELL HO' Liver '46-'47, Dramatics Club, Art Club, Track Teamg '47-'48, Art Editor of Hi-jacket, President of Senior Class, Football, Dra- matics Club .iw YL ,Qgwv-M MARY BETH FRIES Beth '43-'45, Home Ec. Clubg '45-'46, Commer- cial Clubg '46-'47, Commercial Club, Li- brary Council MARIAM EARLE GREGORY Speedy '43-'44, Health Committeeg '44-'45, Bonds and Stamps Committee, Library Council, '45-'46, Chairman of Bonds and Stamps Committee, Secretary of National Honor Society, Basketball Managerg '46-'47, Honor Society, Business Manager of Hi-Iacket, Basketball Manager, Softball Manager, '47- '48, Editor of Hi-jacket, Commercial Club, Publicity Committee, Extra Curricu- lar Activities Committee, Basketball and Softball Manager BETTIE JANE FOX Bettie '43-'44, Home Ec. Club, Red Cross Repre- sentativeg '44-'45, Home EC. Club, Vice- President Home Room, Softball, '45-'46, President of Home Ec. Clubg '46-'47, Red Cross Representative, Basketball, Softball, Member of Bonds and Stamps Committeeg '47-'47, Basketball, Softball RITA BELLE FOX Rita Bellev '46-'47, Basketball, Softball, Commercial Clubg '47-'48, Basketball, Softball S Nt- an-N-wa-wmv! ' ft: is? ie,f.- N 5 IOHN DAVID HARRIS, JR. Dave '46-'47, Football, Basketball, Baseball, '47- '48, Co-Captain of Football, Halloween King CHARLOTTE MAE HERNDON Charlotte '45-'46, Home Ee. Club, Dramatics Club, Science- Club, Treasurer of Home Room, '46-'47, Commercial Club, Home Ec. Club DORIS MAE I-IICKEY MI. B31 '44-'45, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, '46- A '47, Extra Curricular Activities Commit- tee, Dramatics Club N30- Y v-if ,wif-.NW WILLIAM HICKS Bill '44-'45, Future Farmers of America, '45- '46, Vice-President of Future Farmers of America: '46-'47, Safety Patrol, Reporter for Future Farmers, '47-'48, President of Future Farmers MAMIE LEE JOYCE KEYS loyce '45-'46, Honor Society, '46-'47, Honor So- ciety, Secretary of Home Room, Home Ec. Club, '47-'48, Secretary of National Honor Society, Secretary of Senior Class, Commer- cial Club, Health Committee, Library Coun- eil CHARLOTTE PAYNE ' LIGHTNER Charlotie '44-'48, Dramatics Club, Home Ec. Club ROBERT DONALD LYMBURNER Bobby '43-'45, Basketball, '45-'46, Basketball, Foot- ball, Track, President of Junior Class, Dele- gate to Boys' State, Vice-President of Na- tional Honor Societyg '46-'47, Senate, Foot- ball, Basketball, National Honor Society, fu '47-'48, President of Student Cooperative Association, Football, Basketball, National Honor Society, Sports Editor of Hi-jacket, Extra Curricular Activities Committee DORIS MARIE MUDDIMAN ' Doris '43-'45, Glee Club, Secretary of Home Room, Home Ec. Club, Junior Red Cross: '45-'46, National Honor Society, Basket- -f ball, Commercial Club, President of jun- -,, 3 M,,,. wmv 4 ior Red Cross, '46-'47, President of Na- TIF, ' 14' tional Honor Society, Basketball, Commer- 'I QA ., , -Qfr'-5:75 cial Club, Yellow jacket Staff, '47-'48, gg, I s 'NTI' Q. lf? W Chairman of Buildings Committee, Yellow ' ' A3 jacket StaH, Honor Society, Library Coun- cil w an x JE DANIEL FREEMAN PATTISHALL Dan 11947 Transfer from George Washington High School, Alexandria, Virginiaj ODUS ELMER PLASTER QQX 45 47 Secretary of Future Farmers QNXQ America X Q XX N, 0 ,.-we x Elmer s 1 -1 1 of K I, . N3 - I - X. . I ,N ,. xxx XRS XX viwi 3' Nw-queues SARAH LOU PARKER Sarab '44-'45, Dramatics Club, Home EC. Clubg '45-'46, Home EC. Clubg '46-'47, National Honor Society, Dramatics Club, Vice-Presi- dent of Art Club, Home Ec. Clubg '47-'48, National Honor Society, Basketball, Drama- tics Club PATRICIA ANN PATTERSON Pat '45-'46, Home EC. Club, '46-'47, Basket- ball, Health Committee: '47-'48, Secretary of Commercial Club, Yellow Iurket Staff, High School Chorus, Treasurer of Student Cooperative Association STEWART WARREN POLEN Warren '44-'45, Baseballg '45-'46, Basketball, Base- ballg '46-'47, Baseballg '47-'48, Football, Basketball, Baseball, National Honor Society BARBARA' ELAINE POLEND Barbara '44-'45, Home Ec. Clubg '45-'46, Dramatics Club, Home Ec. Clubg '46-'47, Secretary of Junior Red Cross ORBUN VICTOR POWELL, JR. Orbun QTransfer from Western High School, Washington, D. CJ GARNETT JONES PULLEN Garnett '44-'45, Grounds Committee 'WS- BERT MCMURTRIE ROSEBERRY Rosie '43-'44, President of Home Room, '44-'45, Baseball, '45-'46, Senate, Football, Baseball, '46-'47, President of Future Farmers of America, Football, Baseball, '47-'48, Foot- ball, Vice-President of Athletic Association, Baseball, National Honor Society, Chairman of Grounds Committee ' I J 1 SHIRLEY MAE SAYLORS Seaw0lf,' '45-'46, Features Editor of Hi-jacket, Bas- ketball, Softball, '46-'47, Chairman of Buildings Committee, Basketball, Cheer- leader, Extra Curricular Activities Commit- tee, Library Council, Dramatics Club, '47- '48, Business Manager of Hi-jacket, Chair- man Radio Dances, High School Chorus, Yellow jacket Staff, Basketball, Softball, Cheerleader JIS? .-not VIOLA ANN RITENOUR frvin '43-'44, Junior Red Cross, '44-'45, Home Ec. Club, Dramatics Club, '45-'46, Secre- tary of Home Ec. Club, Treasurer of Dra- matics Club, Buildings Committee Repre- sentative, '46-'47, Vice-President Home Room, National Honor Society, Chairman Health Committee, Commercial Club, '47- '48, Vice-President of National Honor So- ciety, Commercial Club, Yellow Iackrt Typist BETTY ANN RITTER Betty '43-'44, Glee Club, '44-'45, Basketball, Li- brary Council, Treasurer of Home Room, '45-'46, Buildings Committee, Basketball, Softball, '46-'47, Buildings Committee, Treasurer of Home Room, Basketball. Softball Manager, Delegate to Girls' State, '47-'48, Associate Editor of Hi-jacket, Ex- tra Curricular Activities Committee, High School Chorus, Commercial Club, Senate f-99 svgjqx. N V., Q.. M ' ITF A KNEE Y? gona, -tt F tt , MARY KATHERINE SEELEY nKEtif,, '44-'45, Dramatics Clubg '45-'46, Science Club, Glee Clubg '46-'47, Dramatics Clubg '47-'48, Treasurer of Dramatics Club WW , A t s A Z3 an . X, 4 tx 5 N X - I fr- gciiif 5 K , ,K .Q A, ix ,el , Q gag. . . A , - CHARLES ARMISTEAD SINCLAIR, III using!! '44-'45, Football, Manager of Basketball, Baseball, '45-'46, Football, President of Home Room, Basketball, Baseball, '46-'47, Football, Senate, Basketball, '47-'48, Chair- man of Publicity Committee, Co-Captain of Football, Basketball JOHN HENRY STAUFF, JR. rrlohnnyu '44-'45, Football, '45-'46, President of Home Room, Football, '46-'47, Yellow Incket Staff, '47-'48, Football, Extra Cur ricular Activities Committee IQ, ,,q..,.nv CHESTER FREDERICK SIMPSON Chester '44-'45, Future Farmers of America, Sal- vage Committeeg '45-'48, Future Farmers of America sdiiwuy .wx iam' .l CALLIE WILLIAM STIPE, JR. Slim '44-'45, Vice-President of Home Room, Football, Basketball, Baseballg '45-'46, Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, President of Fu- ture Farmers of Americag '46-'47, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Vice-President of Ath- letic Associationg '47-'48, President of Ath- letic Association, Captain of Basketball MARTHA VIRGINIA WEBER fPGi?lny,, '45-'47, Home Ec. Club, Dramatics Club: '47-'48, Bonds and Stamps Committee, Vice- President of Home Room, Dramatics Club GEORGE WASHINGTON WHEATON, JR. George '45-'46, Baseball, '47-'48, Baseball, Forest Fire Fighter DOUGLAS EUGENE WHITE Gene '45-'47, Grounds Committee, '46-'47, Base- ball i fNot Pictured: William Gabriletto r ix' f 4 ,Q , A 3,2 A f af- 1, f , 5 5. , 5 - 1 -.2-if if . Q' R -.5 ,,,,.-::,. , 3 ' - ' Q ' .. f , df YJ'-I Ov! 2 .NC H . MARY LOUISE WINE rrsisu '44-'45, Home Ec. Club, Bonds and Stamps Committee, '45-'46, Buildings Committee, Home Ec. Club, Manager of Softball, Sci- ence Clubg '47-'48, Manager of Basketball, Commercial Club LOIS GERTRUDE YATES Lois '44-'45, Secretary of Home Room, Drama- tics Clubg '45-'46, Dramatics Club, '47-'48, Commercial Club, Stenographer for Student Cooperative Association, Stenographer for County Federation of Student Cooperative Association, National Honor Society , Milton Gossomj 1 f. :, 4,V', ?'1,2' 'f I Q 73. J 2-, ,Sf 'ii-. in Q .. ., 5 ' 'WW W -a?: f3,- aifviui' V 5? ' Biz? L 9. 4 ' fivii 'XE .- fi.. Vg: ey. , ,,,vg 2, YL ,, Vg, .4 Wt,-IK, x App, I V ff ' ,e:z'i..i'i'e . like flafffaefgf Q., ,I ,,f2?iff,z'Sf'5'Z1rua 'Q . . QS' ' ' 11.5 'W E Five Year eniors Tommy Beane Lois Cornwell Benny Cross Kitty Dogan Milton Gossom Frances Hoffman Barbara Jones Lila Jones Orrin Kline Dolly Leonard Barbara Lymburner Vera Rose Merchant Paul Muse Rembert Parler Ralph Payne Stewart Reid Peggy Ann Rice Robert Roof Emily Speakes Norma Wayland Jackie Wetherall Lois Woodyard Colleen Wright IU IDB CL SS MISS SMITH,S ROOM President -....-. - ....... ......, D OLLY LONAS Vive-President ........ ........ B YRON WOODSIDE Seffefdry -.. .... .. ............,...... BETTY LOU BREEDEN N 9 Treasurer ......... .....,... J ACKIE SAYLORS J i1 ' f i Adviser ......... A.,.... M ISS SMITH First Row: T. Peters, E. Lynn, D. Shields, M. Teien, C. Carattini, D. Lonas, J. Saylors, B. Jenkins, J. Martin, E. Meyers, J. Reid. Serond Row: N. Sutphin, P. Tyler, J. Young, A. Rice, J. Kemper, Miss Smith, M. Sadd, J. Breeden, J. Breeden, J. Trowbridge, V. Stickel. Third Row: S. Lanham, B. Haydon, G. Woods, P. Harvey, J. Harrover, D. Rigney, E. Heflin, B. Fries, R. Wine. IU IUP1 CL SS I MISS PARRISH'S ROGM F 1 9' Y Q3 . President ...... ....7,.w A LBY CONNER Vice-President .....,.. ,7...... M ARY E. BRADFORD Secretary ...... ...... B ETTY LEE JENKINS Treasurer ..E..E.., ........ J UNIOR SWANK Adviser .,.. , ..,,..... ,.....,. M ISS NANCY PARRISH Fin! Row: I.. Compton, R. Racer, E. Bryant, B. Gue, B. Breeden, A. Conner, M. Bradford, J. Swank F. Salter, C. Bigelow, C. Rusg, Second Ro-uf: P. LeFever, J. Miller, F. Hale, M. Duncan, M. Colbert J. Campbell, Miss Parrish, V. Elmore, B. Bell, P. Pickett, J. Mayhugh, A. Landis. Third Row: H. Fox C. Gardner, G. Swank, B. Rust, D. Posey, B. Thomasson, H. Briel, C. Muddiman, J. Chadwell, E. johnson MISS JOHNSON'S ROOM First Row: J. Hamm, E. Speakes, R. Slusher, R. Keith, W. Tomlinson, J. Gossom, W. Latham, J. Wood. Second Row: P. Schaeffer, A. Zackey, M. Hottle, P. Wakeman, Miss Johnson, N. Wells, H. Ritter, B. Jasper, V. Bryant, G. Parler. Third Row: J. Harris- L. Byrnes, J. Marshall, J. Breeden, E. Von 'lk- Loesch, M. Van Doren, C. Johnson, il 'xg 'ii A. Beavers, G. Leonard, D. Springs. Preszdent .....,..... ...WRICHARD KEITH Vice-President ....... ...... R EBECCA SLUSHER Secretary ...,,.,.,, Treasurer ....... Adwser ............. UPHU UR if ist, i .- Az l x . L 4 ., .R , ,.,, i, s , -3 5-H., , 8 .. ffl! I arr ,,.. e, 'ill Q.- 'I X II, nlqq ' Q, ff'-s+sQ3il..1 -rr-.e.3.,...,. . Ms so -fRjfi:4esfsYr:f- X. President ........... ..,.,..,, J OYCE SI-IIFLET Vice-Presidenf ..... ....,,. J ACKIE WHITE Secretary ......,. ........... J UNE GOSSOM Treasurer ....... ,.....,,. B OBBY JOHNSON Adviser ........ ........... M ISS UPSHUR , .,... W. ........WANDA TOMLINSON .........JOAN GOSSOM ........MISS JOHNSON MISS UPSI-IUR'S ROOM First Row: D. McIntosh, B. Johnson J. Shiflet, J. White, J. Gossom, W. Miller. Serorld Row: A. Davis, D. Seekford F. Muse, V. Keys, Miss Upshur, P. Ross T. Kerns, M. Hereford, B. Slusher, B. Fo- gle, J. Miller. Third Row: H. Weber A. Crouch, D. Todd, B. Baker, N. Thomas, L. Kruse, R. Pearson, G. Barrett, D. Ford, A. Burke. 1 1 v 1 MRS. HELMS' ROOM First Row: B. Posey, A. Crouch, B. Wal- ters, S. Robinson, M. Jones, B. Swank P. Barron, J. Champion, A. Coleman B. Kerns, M. Davis. Second Row: H. Da- vis, P. Posey, M. Scott, M. Chadwell T. Kitts, Mrs. Helms, B. McCuin D. Street, F. Peters, M. Weber, J. Hurst J. Dellinger, D. Sutphin, J. Lawler R. Parker. Tbird Row: C. Crouch, H. Lan- ham, G. Smith, R. Cavanagh, P. Woods T. Kelso, D. Miller, J. Bryant, W. Yates W. Merchant. Fourth Row: K. Spealtes B. Black. Prpgidguf ,Y,.,...,,,,,...,,,,,.,,,,.,,.,,,,,,, HELEN W I-IITE Vin'-Prvsidrlzt , . ....., BARBARA SXVANK SCf'l'f'ft1I':V ,,,...,. ,,,,..,. P ATSY BARRON TTUC1SlIl't l '...... ...... M ARGARET JONES F E Arfzfixvr ..... . ..,. MRS. HELMS MISS O'BRIEN'S ROOM Fin! Row: D. Staats, F. Baker, E. Comp- ton, G. Sproles, C. Kemper, B. Speakes, B. Keziah, J. Schaeffer, W. Street, D. Manuels, W. Alpaugh. Second Row: J. Dawson, D. Colbert, P. Mays, B. Uns- worth, M. Lynch, B. Phipps, Miss O'Brien, L. Herseh, T. Bell, D. Wilson, M. Romine, D. Shetly, P. Hensley, B. Halsey. Third Row: W. Garrison, T. Baker, W. Wright, B. Payne, B. Wayland, R. Pittman, G. Ma- chen, H. Walls, C. Corder, R. Compton. President ,,,..,,......... ........ B ETTY JEAN SPEAKES Vice-President ...... ............... B RYAN KEZIAH Secretary ......,,,. ........ C ATHERINE KEMPER Treasurer .,.... ...... J ANET SCHAEFFER Adviser ,..... ...... MISS O'BRIEN ,ZA 3 K.. ,, W f, J'-s f f If .L , f 'O qw 7 ' , M f ' A Q ,4 .3 -3':f?f?' -- ' p .ff .2 ,gub- X hw A f vi ,MA ,N . VH ,X ff 4 I Z A' ' ', ,:..Lllx.z-.J . fi , X . f In ' J 'ff L 4 I MZ, , Q Q f I Y 35 'ff I2 W :Q 72, I f f ' f x ' ff! 'X Z4 ,y x ,. Xa If A X I I 91.2 1 , ., f : 44 If, .5 XLUW ACU ITI ES StqkeHS r'-1 L Mal' Q .R L? .45 . 'gw-fX9fff!5', s ff- mb! U fr ' 'fr lg. K' 7' . , . ' 'x. S, ..,,,'--4' ' ' ' M. ,Q5'-'- ' MIA, Nf..+p,s-, ' .rr -,X Tf? , . 46, ,QQ -fi If f 1. ..v .41 . , .Q :Agfa Y l -QF, 222211, rw ?'5,i,' .N A 1' I x '22'36d , ,W - 7' ' , Q 2 r R dl- v' 8 if 5 X . J ' 1 'gs ' JV' va Q I 'K A ft I, ' x XX- 'Nd ' x 'Q' Q. af ,Hi Vice -P resident JESSE REID Secretary CHARLES JOHNSON Parlia men tarian REMBERT PARLER Stenographer LOIS YATES Treasurer PATRICIA PATTERSON Adviser President MISS SMITH BOBBY LYMBURNER tudent Cooperative Association After a vigorous campaign in March 1947, Bobby Lymburner was elected Student Cooperative Associ- ation President for the following year, in a run-off election over Bert Roseberry. His platform contained promises to obtain a monogram for the stage curtains, to start a fund for curtains for the windows in the auditorium, to secure cooperation between students and faculty, to support the Yellow jacket and Hi- Iacket, to have on sale school pennants and monograms, and to consider all worthy suggestions for the betterment of the school. During this school year many new improvements have been made at Osbourn. The lights have been put on the athletic field, bleachers have been built in the gymg the Honor Society Store has received Osbourn pennants and monogramsg a clock that works has been put in the auditoriumg the Radio Dances have been improvedg the gymnasium floor has been painted, new clubs have been establishedg and cheer- leaders have been added to the original squad. All in all, it is a fine record of achievement. On October 24, 1947, a meeting of the Virginia State S. C. A. was held at Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg. The Osbourn delegates, Bobby Lymburner, Barbara Lymburner, Teddy Peters, and Rembert Parler returned with interesting reports on the discussions. Rembert led one discussion group. Another S. C. A. meeting, though on a much larger scale, was the annual convention of the Southern Association of Student Government, which was held in Corpus Christi, Texas, in November. Mariam Gregory, Bobby Lymburner, Bobby Roof and Miss Smith attended the convention and brought home many new ideas on student government. A County Federation Senate meeting was held at Brentsville District High School on November 4th and a meeting was arranged for April 1948, to be held at Osbourn High School. In addition to the President and officers of the S. C. A. there are two departments, the Senate and the Council. The Senate is composed of three Seniors, two juniors, and one Sophomore, all elected by the council. The Senate has joint power with the Council to organize regulations and activities for the school. The Council is made up of the chairmen of all organizations and the home room presidents. It was especially active this year. After two days of stormy session, the resolution was passed by the Council to add new cheerleaders to the squad. This was probably the most controversial point decided by the Council this year. Aside from the many branches of the student government, perhaps should be mentioned the most im- portant factor of all-the student's cooperation with the S. C. A. That, along with able government and good will, has made this a most successful year. Senaue Seated Around Table: Miss O'Brien, C. Johnson, B. Lymburner, J. Reid, P. Patterson, Miss Smith, L. Yates, I.. Wwdyard, B. Ritter, H. Ritter. Stami- irlg: R. Parler, J. Martin, O. Kline, T. Peters. ,lg lll EQ5 C0uncH 7 . . ' ig 1 l is 'mx leafs ' W 5 A ,, M 1 g. ., ' .. f - Y . W 'F 1 Y vi l X if .. -3--My gi W 1 X , - , , 'L X Q15 - , ix l., LQ, RWD - A - 4. 19 :'ffh.x?j3gi: ' X 1 , ww' 'Y , Y. ' ' ' N , ' ,. , ,iii V. wi I ll --.1 N i '- . N W 'A , , , -' V A x 'L ' ., ' N' . i ' , I - I l in fi 'G f ii 'R ' A J ig. ',, 5 'Q f.?.1i3fi,x,,,, , , .R . ., saw: V ' K .gil 53' -- ' si, - 5. - , ,.,, 1. i ,, lhr, - f, lv'fs'iFli i ,flff qiwi -' H .ml rx A wx A.., , W Aillhx wt! X .M q,,5,,,,..itt i X X J ,Q , .. ' wx ,gf ,- W ' '- vhs- ' Sealed Around Table: Miss O'Brien, C. Johnson, B. Lymburner, J. Reid, P. Patterson, Miss Smith, L. Yates, A. Cornwell, B, Speakes, H. White. Lefi lo rigbl: D. Lonas, C. Cool-tsey, B. Lymburner, B. Hicks, J. Hnrrover, R. Keith, A. Sinclair, B. Cov- erston, C. Stipe, B. Bell, B. Roseberry, R. Parler, E. Davis, B. Cross, D. Muddiman, A. Conner, S. Reid, P. Muse, D. Jacobs, B. Rust, J. Young, O. Dashiell, M. Gregory, T. Cavanagh. Mi 2 w . dd. I , I n. G- In VI alicmi C. Kemptf. , Y- ddnnfln- D- Mu back. Grounds Committee GROU Firsi row-B Payne R . , . Pearson, C. Bigelow, j. Wood. Srroud row-B. Roseberry, D, Shields, J. Saylors. NDS COMMITTEE Chairman ..,.... ..........BERT ROSEBERRY Adviser .......... MR. BENNETT If you have noticed anyone bending frantically up and down on the grounds of Osbourn High, it was not someone with too much reflex action, neither was it someone doing morning exercises, but it was probably a member of the Grounds Commitirc pick- ing up paper. These boys not only collect the out- side trash, but cope with the Osbourn parking prob- lem. Both of wh' h ic tasks they handle with cilici- ency. 'YY-E A MNXKT Heath- UKLDXNG5 CO . S gmrkshv EQ. UUE B Booman' Miss Cowen' Buildings l Committee Chairman Adviser.. E- .... a ...... - .... MISS These are the people responsible for the neatnes of the building this year . We have seen the ning about ' h .........DOR IS MUDDIMAN NANCY PARRISH S m run- WIC brooms, dusters, furniture polish, and trash cans industr' :ously cleaning up after us. Or perhaps, you have been chased out of the audi- torium with your Eskimo Pie by some efficient mem- ber. Whatever your experience, you have had a chance to notice the energy of this committee and the sparkling tidiness in whi h c they have kept the newly painted high school. . ,, QW Y ,wg lk Nl. Extra Curricular etivities Committee General Chairman ,....,.,,.........,, COVERSTON tl .... SHIRLEY SAYLORS NORMA WAYLAND ......DOLLY LONAS LANFORD, Radio aml Dance Commi ee Assembly Commiliee ......AA........ .. Refreshment Com nfitlee .,..... Advisers ......................-. .,--------'---,-----A- M ISS MISS FAULCONER, MISS NELSON When you hear the tender strains of Bongo, Bongo, Bongo, issuing loudly from the auditorium, you know the Extra Currirular Arlitfiiies Commilfee is at work. They play the victrola at lunchg with the P. T. A. they organize the bi-weekly Radio Danceg and they arrange the entertaining Assembly P rams. This committee has contributed greatly rog in making the past year enjoyable inside and outside of school. 'Ear Foreground, Left to righl: B. Lymburner, M. Greg- ory, S. Saylors, A. Sinclair, B. Coverston, B. Cross. Second Row: J. Stautf, Miss Nelson, Miss Faulconer, B. Ritter, R. Roof. On Slage: Miss Lanford, J. Reid, N. Wayland, B. Jones. Puhlieit Committee Chairman ....... . . Advisers ........ ..-ma .... --..--..M ........ ARMISTEAD SINCLAIR ........MRS. STONE, MISS UPSHUR ritin ability, an accumula- Poster paints, printer's ink, drawing or w g b nd ou have the Publicity Committee. For tion of these plus mem ers a y this committee is chosen the editor of the Yellow Iafke! and the editor of the Hi-jacket. Besides sponsoring the year-book and newspaper, the members publicize any activity of the school. Left Io right: M. Gossom, A. S inclair, M. Gregory, P. Muse. , were l, , Mi I .a-.iqu ' 1 'X Health Seated: Mrs. McManaway, N. Sutphin, H. White, Standing: A. Landis, M. Hottle, B. Speakes, D. ja- cobs, J. Keys. Patient: K. Dogan. Chairman ........ ............. D oius JACOBS Adviser ...... . ...... MRS. McMANAWAY Bonds And Stamps Committee After a year of licking stamps, you would probably find this committee highly in favor of adding rasp- berry and strawberry flavor to the stick-um on stamps. Their posters can be seen in every classroom advertising the Victory Bonds and Stamps which they have been busy selling through the year. Chairman ....... ........., B ARBARA BELL Adviser .... ...,,,.,i, M ISS JOHNSON Q- 'vqs-..-zze. - ' mme: -:--..'-'- Committee 'Y X Whether you have just broken a bone, or just had a fainting spell, these are the girls who come around with their First Aid equipment to patch you up and put you together again. They keep the Health Room clean, change the sheets, see that all the medicines are in order, and take care of anyone needing their help. Left to right: B. Bell, P. Pickett, S. Parker, V. Web- er, A. Coleman, G. Parler, A. Rice, C. Corder H. Weber, Miss Johnson. Commercial Club President ........,...,.. .......... A NNE CORNWELL Vive-President ,....,.....,................ NORMA WAYLAND Secrelnry and Treamrer ,..... PATRICIA PATTERSON Adviser ...,,,...............,..... ........... M ISS FAULCONER 'S ,ff Scaled: F. Peters, J. Miller. Shmding: J. Keys, E. Bryant, E. Lynn, D. Saunders, E. Davis, D. Mud- diman, Mrs. Stone. First row across: P. Patterson, A. Cornwell, N. Wayland. Second row: M. Wine, V. Ritenour, V. Merchant, Miss Faulconer. Third row: L. Yates, B. Bell, B. Colbert. Library Council ,I Clmirmnn ...,..,. EDITH DAVIS Librarian ...... ,,,,.,,,, M RS. STONE Yello locket Editor ..4,....,........... .......... P aul A. Muse Assistant Editor ....,,., ,,,,.,,,,,s,,, S tewart Reid News Editor ...,.,............. ,..,.. B arbara Lymburner Assistant News Editor ....... ,,...,...... .......,..,,... R ichard Keith Features Editor .......,.., .....,..,...... . .,..,,...................... E dith Davis ......Carolyn Cooksey, Norma Wayland, Shirley Saylors, Felipa Muse Assistants .......,.,.,, . ..................... Charles Carattxni Sports Editor ....,,...... Editorial Assistant ..,... ....................,....... B ob Stickel Business Manager .,.....,, .........,.........,..,.... M yra Carattini Cirfulation Manager ,...,,. .,.............,................,.... M arilyn Teien Typists .ss.................... ,,.r,....,...,, V iola Ritenour, Vera Merchant, Doris Muddiman, Patricia Patterson Advisers s,...., ...,.,,.....,....,.,i M rs. Stone, Miss Upshur What paper brings you those explosive editorials? That on the spot, hot-off-the- press news? The latest on Osbourn romances? It is not the Messenger, not the Iournal, not the Wfaslfrington Post, but the Yellow Iaeket. The paper has an enthusiastic staff of alert reporters who have covered the year's news events, and provided entertaining read- ing for Osbournites, old and new. The paper is published monthly. 3931. E 5 'QU st, S gf' -5135 .3 -' Seated around table: P. Patterson, E. Davis, C. Cooksey, S. Reid, P. Muse, M. Carattini, B. Lymburner Stanrliug: Mrs. Stone, Miss Upshur, V. Ritenour, V. Merchant, F. Muse, N. Wayland, C. Carattmi, B. Stickel, D. Muddiman, S. Saylors, R. Keith. Hi - Iacket Edifor ...,...,,.,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,..... ,,,,........,, ,,.,........,,,.,.,, . M a riam Gregory Assofiufe Edifor ..,,, , ,... 7, 777, Betty Ritter Features Editors ,,...,., ,,7,.,... E dith Davis, Felipa Muse Sports Editor ......... ...............,...,, B obby Lymburner Art Editors .,,...,,.. .......w B ob Stickel, Oliver Dashiell Typist ..,,..,.........,,..V ,Y77,Y,Y,.7,,,,,7777,.w.. V iola Ritenour Business Manager .....,, ,s,,,, .,,,,.. S h irley Saylors Assistant Manager ....,... .,,...,.,...,s,,..,.,,..ss. J ack Martin Advisers .,,.........,...,,,, ....,.. M rs. Stone, Miss Upshur With the Hrst school days in September we began talking about the 1948 Hi-jacket. Hours and hours we spent studying annuals, making picture schedules, planning page sequences, soliciting ads, arranging pictures, checking on names, writing copy, and all of the many tasks connected with editing the school yearbook. The staff is appreciative of the help we received from everyone. To the patrons who purchased ads, to all who bought copies of the annual, to the people who loaned us cars for our numerous errands, to Mr. Ross for his cooperation with the staff during those trying days in January when we were getting ready to go to press, to Mr. Newlan for his patience in making group pictures, to Viola Ritenour who typed all of our copy and Vera Merchant who typed the ads-- to all of you we can only say, Thanks! We hope you like the 1948 Hi-Inckelf' The Hi-Iafkef during its short life of four years has become an integral part of Os- bourn High School and the staff of the 1948 edition is proud to present this as our con- tribution to become a part of the heritage of our high school. Sealed: S. Saylors, M. Gregory, B. Ritter. Sianding: B. Stickel, B. Lymburner, F. Muse, Mrs. Stone Miss Upshur, E. Davis, O. Dashiell, J. Martin. A Ura I'rc'5i,ff,nt V- Q Ire-Preriderlt V Scfre1,,,J,' Trlrasmrr Aflzfisgrv i G Wheaton, ' Z C In Roo ' ' Egstcxrixna, 3. A. Smshifv B- Veosebmff' Second row: W. MNH, T- Cfwamgh' s',M3nmf j SayXors B. Corned, Mr. Fkshmw- Tbwd Tow' YL Racer YB. Brower, B. Haydon, B. Rust, D. Shrdds. Fourth row: Y. Muse, B- Txfmmasson' Rave: dd'rr1arx B Cross. Flffb Vow: ' us ' C. Srmwderman. C. Mu 3 1 ' ' G, Woods, B. Broaden. Ye, Wme, G, Swank, B. Lvrflbumef- mflIiCS Club CAROL Vi!-gil1i3 Forest S9I'vice C few Lwderrn ASsisf,1,,t C Aliviiernnb ww Lfllder V,-, .. URSEROBERT ROOF ERT CO RNELL FISHPAW Y SARN COOKSEY AH IJARKER Lois CORNWELL ATHE RINE SEELEY '--V -wh M RS. HELMS 2 Firsf row: Mrs. Hehns, L. Cornwel C. Cooksey, S. Parker, M. SeeXey, Miss O'Brien. Second row: B. jones, F. Peters, V. Weber, A. Cohzman, P. Bar- ron, Hurst, C. Kemper, V. Merchant. Third row: ' ' Kd O. DashieH, H ch D Lonas 5 Rexd,D. Shxe s, L. ers , . , . M. Carattini, B. Lymburner. kefs emi' Futurf' Hom Of America .JANET YOUNG TER - PAY SAL ER , , 'fm .-- - J LL I f ee PrMid9,1f-- ---- .JANE Ml V N-X V,,e.Prff '-- --- -LOU BREEDEN - ' TTY ER sammy-' -'W-A BE VAN DEVENT --, MRS' Tm1S .--- AilVi5 ' Sf-air! on floor: L. Kruse, B. Slushcr, V. Bryant, L. Byrnes, V. Keys, P. Lefevcr, B. jasper, j. Gossum. Srrourl roux' M. Colbert, E. Larsen, Mrs. Van Dc- Yenter, D. Srreer, D. Seelrford, D. Sraats, J. Schaeffer, B. Phipps, A. Davis, M. Romine, P. Mays. Tbm! ruuz' T Bell, j. Mayhugh, F. Salter, L. Cornwell, T. Kcrns. I-'ourffi ruux' j. Shifler, M. Bradford, j. Young. Hflff mum' IT. Lynn, D. Suephin. B. Brceden, j. Miller. fxw.. A A '25 TXIM .. .s. V T7 , Knrafzngs R. Parker, G. Crouch. Standing: Mr. Fishpaw, A. Crouch, B. Hicks, W. Wright, R. Bus len, B. Fries, W. Miller, E. Von Loesch Second row: W Harrover ' M. Van Dorcn , B. Black. , W. Latham, K. Speakes. . Tbn-J row: B. Pa j. Hnrrnver. yne, G. Barr CII, . ff . -PHIL' Vlrff Aduliif- - Trrusllffn ' A . Of Futurf' Parma' S -BILL HICKS --- -J--T HARROVILR IMM Prr5idl ' - 'J l1 'f- '--- ES BASIL FR' Sei-r1 '5 ' --- VAN DOREN N MAXO XY FISHPA -.MR' First row: D. Leonard, M. Carattini, Mrs. Van De- venter, B. Lymburner, S. Reid, T. Beane, B. Phipps, B. Slusher. Semnd few: D. Springs, B. Haydon, B. Rust, A. Colemen. Travel Club President ........., Vice-Presidrnt ,,.,,, Secrelary ........ Treasurer ..... Arfrisrr.. BOBBY RUST BYRON WOODSIDE .........NANCY SUTPHIN ...WDOLLIE LEONARD MISS NELSON Iunior Bed Cross Committee President .,.,....,, .......,,,....,., S TEWART REID Via'-Prexidrrlf ...,,. ......., B ARBARA LYMBURNER Sffretary .......... ................, E MILY SPEAKES Treasurer ....,.... .................. T OMMY BEANE Adviser ...,..,,. ....,.., M RS. VAN DEVENTER tu! ...haf Left to right: j. Miller, B. Rust, C. Carattini, N. Sutphin, P. Tyler, Miss Nelson, J. Gossom, L. Kruse. Nature Club Presiden! ......,,...V Vice-President ..,..., Secreiary ....,.,.. Treaxu rer ...... . ...Y...Y . A dvise r ,,..,,.. .........MARY WEBER ...WJACKIE BRYANT MARIE DAVIS WANDA TOMLINSON MRS. HELMS First row: W. Miller, J. Peacher, V. Harclesry, H. Weber, A. Crouch, W. Latham. Second row: G. Barrett, J. Hickey, J. Harrover, M. Van Doren, E. Von Loescli. 'iii . 1 fififf Www .af ' .. Kilrrling: G. Wheaton. Firsl row: B. Posey. M. Scott, B. Swank, M. Weber, M. Davis, j. Del- linger, J. Bryant. Second row: H. Ritter, W. Tom- linson, P. Wakeman, Mrs. Helms, B. Phipps, M. Hot- rle. Safety Patrol C'Pff'i -e-e-fe ......... J IMMY HARROVER Afllfifff .eee,--- ..........,.. M R. BENNETT V RQRHOUV 1 L Cornwexl' Svfogiirnfxgll' 'I ' ' ' A' ke: Firsi You r Keys, A- Riga' S. PM . i borne v per, d man. - T1 ml B, LV'g,tde, Kern D. Mud iv. Yugo. Kidd. Mr. ' N. Sui? l 'E 15,-yanfv . Kung' S. M. SAMS ,H ww- R' miie., Q- H C, CDOWY' F, Meyer Lyniburner' I Fourfl-1 'qul3avis. VDW5 B. Kosebeffyl . Healn- L 5 Martin. W' polen. YA- B. W0 Oglsxde. High School Chorus Prrxirlzut .,... .... . .. ..... TOM CAVANAGH Vin'-Provizlcrll ....... ,,,,, B ETTY LEE JENKINS Secretary ......... ..,..,.....ROBERT RUST Trrasurrr ..... ....,.. E LIZABETI-I LYNN Rrporter .,Y..Y.. .,Y.... M ARILYN TEIEN Adviser ..... ,,,,,,,,, M ISS TAYLOR First row, x a'1l inf: L. Kruse, B. Posey, P. Posey. J. D lli e inger, J. Dawson, A. Coleman, J .I-Iursr, H. White, F. Peters, G. Parler, D, Colbert. Second row: D. Muclcliman, M. Hottle W. T l' , Om mson, J. Breeden, E. Bryant, M. Teien, P. Pickett N Wells B. Ritter, V. Merchant, M. jones, B. jones, Bellz S. Saylors, M. Carattini, T. Kitts. Third row: E. Lar- sen, L. Hersch, B. Lymburner, P. Tyler, D. Lomas, E. L ynn, M. Bradford, C. Cooksey, ID. Street, M. Sadcl, A. Rice, E. Meyers, L. Cornwell, P. Pat- terson. Fourfh row: D. Sutphin, J. Bryant, L. Kruse, R. Rust, T. Cavanagh, D. Shields, S. Reid, B. L. Jenkins. National Honor President ....... Vice-President .... Secrelary ........ Treaxurer ........ Advisor ..... Society .......BARBARA LYMBURNER -............VIOLA RITEOUR JOYCE Kms ........MR. BITTLE ......MR. BITTLE anass s School Band Left to right, first row: D. Kline, G. Helms, G. Miller, P. Royer, F. Hoss, VV. Wright. R. Parker, D. Knupp. Second row: B. Bourne, B. Kline, D. Miller, K. Speakes, W. Harrover, B. Payne, M. Ronca, fleaderj, Guy, B. Bowers, S. Sinclair, A. Ratclilf, H. Brown, H. Sadd, J. Gregory. Tliiril ron: xl. Martin, D. Lonas, G. Sproles, Lawler, M. Sinclair, D. Salter, F. W'ood, B. Hnrdesty, T. Todd, D. Fogle, T. Kelso, Young, B. Gue, C. Carattini. Fonrlb row: M. Breeding, B. Shields, M. Eagle, G. Hevener, C. Baker, D. Kidwell, F. Nelson, S. Smith, D. Kline, S. Barron, G. XVayland. Fzflfi mir: W. Alpaugh, P. Wood, F. McGlothlin, VV. Yates, B. Burchard, D. Ayler, Champion, C. Carter. At the time this picture was taken fifty-four members comprised the band, which was organized this year. Since then, more beginners were taken into the band to increase the number to seventy. The band will serve both school and community. This organi- zation will, in due time, be one of the most important units in the community for it will represent the school and community in many out of town engagements. The band is directed by Mr. Michael Ronca, who has very skillfully and capably undertaken the organization of this entirely new group. To enhance the band at football games and parades sixteen majorettes will be incor- porated to give the organization the necessary oomph. The class for majorettes was organized in January with Barbara Hendryx of Fairfax High School as instructor. Keep posted on this organization. The Hi-Iafkrf predicts that they will have great things in store for us. 39 MELLOPHONE SECTION G. Wayland, S. Barron, D. Kline, M. Run- ca fleaclery, S. Smith, F. Nelson. Group In truction TROM BONE SECTION M. Ronca fleaderj, C. Baker, M. Engle, B. Shields, G. Hevener, M. Breeden, D. Kidwell. 1 .N-'SVU TNS-RMNDIQXS -' ' Z. 'i :JSR-:YQ NVWMYP' A SAXOPHONE SECTION D. Salter, M. Sinclair, B. I-Iardesry, M. Ronca Ueziderj, F. Wood, T. Todd, D. Fogle. l 1 Wi' N ,'4m03-, 'gs-U I :' I- . 3-JL, 5 W X , ,i X if W1 ' if fdfffag A 54: ' 1 ' Z 5 . I F.-k , , afyfiaiff' wg, 1 ,5 ,gy g W- J, wi' get , .Sf W, , , . . llff. .1 f 11, , I f 4 JA . 7 , ' I ' ' 1- 0 ', ff f , -5r,,gg.'.rL2-- 1 V4 ' Q? fl-fzx ' f - 3. I is Mfr- i ' K -df,-f. 2 21 'Q X , i ' '7 X, yfx f W A .VZ 5 . ' W 7 'ff xg , if ,W ,gf -in 3 Af- -: ' - f' E - 41 f ' f 15 A-f ' gl ,fl-1' ' Ji, f f' 1? H' ' f! ' f' ff ' 1655: V .ia X ,' 2 ziggfl' V E , - , ' -, . ,..,-, , . if 2. .1222 ,352-ff ' ,Q 1 -:iff ff-0: Q .,1 - Mia? i '? f 1 4 I f f , I ,MMT ffw 4 ' ,sz!'f 5Qf. ff f 1 + 'ww 11' ff' , mln Q11 E253 I if I I , i f ME pki2:54g5 J' gl-pun, ::,:f:'-',' Q V, lflp ' I 'A 5 'I Nu-ngi xx I3 ..-' Ziff H LETICS Sgiksl 58 N-ml A'1'W P t'F'i . .,, N ..., - . I,., j-I 1 . .,, - Athletic Association Presiilmi ......,.,A.. .,.A,...,......,......, C ALLIE STIPE Virv-President ........ .,.,,,,.............. B ERT ROSEBERRY Sfcrrhzry .........,.AA.,,,,,,,,,...,, VERA ROSE MERCHANT Trrusurfr v,,..........,,.,......,..,,.,,.,....... JACKIE SAYLORS Adifiwrx ,,,., . ..., MISS BETTIE PARRISH, MR. LEO Lvff Io rigbi: V. Merchant, C. Stipc, B. Roscbcrry, 1 J. Sayiors, Miss B. I'arrish,' Mr. Leo. CHEERLEADERS Left io riglal: J. Martin, P. Barron, M. jones. M. Teien, B. Gue. CHEERLEADERS Lvft fn rlgbl: S. Saylors, N. Wayland, V. Merchant, I.. Wmnodynrd, B. jones. in-.syn Kelli .....- - , 'V sm .. we 5? l i?l f 9 'is if X FUUT i LL Roseberry Thomasson Grubbs Counts Stauff Polen Conner Mr. Leo Peters Lymburner Srickel Beane Shields The 1947 football season may be called one of the greatest Osbourn has ever had, al- though it was not very successful as scoresgo, The second home game found us playing under lights which were gained chiefly by the efforts of Coach Leo. This was the crown- ing achievement of the season and as a result the home games were enjoyed by capacity crowds from all over Prince William County. This season's schedule was the hardest ever encountered by any team that has ever played for Osbourn High. The Yellow Iuflzets met such teams as Front Royal. James Monroe, Culpeper, Mount Vernon, and Charles Town. Co-Captains Harris and Sinc'air led their team through some spectacular games, and you may see the results as follows: On February 11, 1948 the Lion's Club of Ma- nassas gave a banquet in honor of the squad. A trophy was presented to Bill Thomasson for being the outstanding linesman of the year. Several players from the Washington Redskins team were present. The other annual athletic award will be made on Graduation Night. Osbourn ,,,,,,,, 6 Front Royal ,.......,,,...... 12 Osbourn ,...,,, , 13 Washington Lee jayvees I3 Osbourn ,.,,....,., 7 Culpeper ,...,. ., . ....... 25 Osbourn ,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 7 Falmouth t.t... . ,.,., 6 Osbourn ,,,..,,.,. 25 Herndon ..,,,, . , , 6 Osbourn .,,, .,.,, 0 james Monroe , ,, I2 1 Co-Captain Sinclair Osbourn ..........,. 6 Mount Vernon ...., 7.33 Osbourn ...V.,,,..,, 12 Charles Town Y...YVY Y...YY.. l 4 Co4Caprain Harris Osbourn .,,...... .. 6 Marshall ...,,.,,...... ..., 0 Osbourn ,,,,,....... 0 Warrenton ..,,,. ...,., l 2 Osbourn .......... 102 Opponents ,,,,. ......YYY 1 33 . -14, 1, ' Football el, B. Blake, B. Thomasson, T, Beane B. Lymburner. Barkflclrf--B. Roseberry, G. Counts A. Conner, D. Harris. DAVEY BLOUT 3- ' ,K A ef Y. Fin! row: j. Wetherall, L. Kruse, C. Caratrini, G. Counts, D. Todd, J. Reid, J. Stauff, H. Rowe, B. Stickel. Serorzrl row: D. Grubbs, T. Peters, R. Payne, D. Harris, R. Parler, S. Reid, C. Strawderman, A. Sinclair, C. Rust, B. Johnson. Thinl row: Coach Leo, J. Breeden, W. Polen, B. Blake, D. Shields, T. Beane, B. Lymburner, O. 'Dashiell, A. Conner, B. Roseberry, B. Cross. Lincxmcn-D. Grubbs, D. Shields, B. Stick- Comet Counts O-0-0-off Coach and the Co-Captains 1 1 '--t:7l'f,1'Ll'.I ' :: QT, , '- .fm-s. ':f: .5 I Q , ,Y Q -. nh, - ' ? .. 3'-1' . r 1.1 . ,Ig :' , 'BQ 7 311 - , , ,U - 1 V xx A--af , M5325 uf .W T- yn , wif ,Q Q f'g' iJ:fqMa1l 'T5'.' lv-I .fV ,C'. 7. , gf-'.':C1ff', ' 1 'j V' -T? .L fy 4.-Aided,-..,', .- M I Somebody has to move Our hard hitting linesmen Strategizing Fhe Hi - jacket 1948 Litbograplacd and Bound by H. G. ROEBUCK dl SON BALTIMORE 1, MARYLANDN Boys' Basketball QVARSITY TEAM 5 A. First row: B. Cross, J. Reid, J. Saylors, G. Swank, T. Peters, R. Parler, O. Kline, A. Conner. Second row: Coach Leo, C. Car- A attini, J. Martin, B. Lymburner, Q . ,kg 3: A ' 1 A T. Cavanagh, W. Polen, A. Sin- , ,V .N s . A , . . lf' ' ,ljfe A ', K- W i + clair, B. Stickel. 's w... When Coach Leo gave the call for basketball, he was heartily answered by more than a score of candidates. Several combinations have been tried, but as yet there has been nothing definite. But with Peters, Reid, Carattini, Parler, and Kline at forwards, Stipe, Polen, and Cavanagh at centerg and Sinclair, Saylors, Swank, and Lymburner at guards: he should put out a high-scoring machine. Mr. Leo, also, has a Junior Varsity this year. It is composed mostly of freshmen and sophomores. The Jayvees also have the material for a successful season. Due to the early deadline of this book we can only give you a schedule '5Dec. 16-Falls Church ,,i,...,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,..,.., Away Feb 6-Falls Church ,,,i......... ........ H ome ,Dee 19-Alumni ,,,,,,..,, ,,,,..., H ome Feb 10-James Monroe .,...... ,,,,,,,, H ome tjan. 9-James Monroe ,,... ....., A way Feb 13-Culpeper ,,,,.,,,i,, .,...... H ome Jan. 13-Falmouth ............,,,., ...V,,..... H Ome Feb -Mount Vernon ........ Home 1' :fJan :Q :I-Jan . 16-Woodward Prep ,. ,, ,,,, Away .20-Culpeper ,,..,.,.., ......,..,,,, ...Away Feb Feb 20-Falmouth ,,,.,,, 24- ,.,......Away Mount Vernon ..,..........,,,,...,.,..,., Away JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM First Row: D. Todd, R. Payne, D. Ford, Coach Leo, E. Speakes, Von Loesch, R. Keith. Second Row: Marshall, Breeden, D. Shields, C. Johnson, W. Miller. ':'Varsity Hjunior Varsity and Varsity Firxl row: L. Jones, L. Woodyard, V. Merchant, R. Fox, N. Wayland, K. Dognn, B, Ritter, B. Fox. Second row: L. Cornwell, J. Breeden, B. jones, S. Saylors, B. Coverstone, G. Parler, H. Ritter, J. Breeden. S. Parker, E. Bryant. Third row: Miss B. Parrish, M. Gregory, D. Muddiman, P. Rice, B, Speakes, P. Barron, F. Peters, M. Hottle, N. Wells, F. Salter, L. Kruse, M. Wine, Miss N. Parrish. Capfam ,,,q ,,,,, N QRMA WAYLAND Com-1, ...,... ....... M ISS BETTIE PARRISH Girls' Basketball This year our girls have a new coach, Miss Bettie Parrish, who is an alumna of Os- bourn High School. Miss Parrish was ably assisted in coaching by her sister, Nancy. The candidates for this year's team have last year's experience to help them along. XVith fine pass Work and sharpshooting, the girls should have a very successful season. Since the annual goes to press early, we can only give you the proposed schedule: Dec. Dec. jan. Jan. 16-Fall Church ....... I9-Alumni ............. 9-James Monroe ........ 13-Falmouth . ..... ., .... Away Home Away Home Feb Feb Feb Feb 6- Falls Church James Monroe ......... ...... Mount Vernon . .. Mount Vernon ....,i. , .. l lomc Home Home Away of-az. 1433, Baseball First row: C. Carattini, J. Martin Second row: G. Swank, J. Saylors Mr. Leo, A. Conner, B. Roseberry B. Stickel. Third row: T. Peters R. Parler, W. Polen, A. Sinclair T. Cavanagh, D. Shields, O. Kline J. Reid, D. Ford, D. Todd. In Spring a young man's fancy turns to ---- baseball, this year being no ex- ception. A large number of candidates turned out to try their luck. games will be played on Friday nights. The girl's softball team has the same schedule, but they will play their home games in the afternoon. Due to the early deadline of this book we can only give you a proposed schedule: April 9-Nokesville .. ,..,,, Here April 13-Culpeper ..... ......... T here April 16-Occoquan ....... ....,,.. H ere April 20--Nokesville ,.,,.. ,......,. T here April 23-Caroline .......,.... .......... H ere April 27-Falls Church. ........ ......... T here April 30 May 7 May 11 May May 14- I8- All of the home Falmouth ..... ...,,... H ere Culpeper ...., ........ H ere Falmouth .,......... ........ T here Falls Church. ...... ..,..... H ere Caroline ........ .......There ofthall Kneeling: R. Fox, L. Woodyard, B. Fox.. Second row: M. Wine, j. Mayhugli, E. Bryant, G. Parks, B. Colbert. K. Dogan, F. Salter, E. Speakes, M. Gregory. Third L. Cornwell, B. Parrish, N. Way- row: A. Landis, H. Ritter. land,'V. Merchant, F. Peters. RIT FEATURES Werelft We 'EFF 1 QA I X 20 as X, xt? H W' Z l Nil' wt Xb 1 ev 15 WWY 'Use , ik. ..r.p s, s ' t A . AIQ4 lil liz' You know them wellg you have seen them practically every day for at least four years now. You clon't have to stop and think each time you see them, Now who is that? But stop and think now . . . do you know these people? Certainly. you do for they are the class of 1948 of Osbourn High School. Of course, they may have changed a little in the years between then and now, but see if you can recognize these Mother's darlings of yesteryear as Osbourn's pride and joy of today. If you have finally given up, turn this page upside down and observe the numbers and names, and smile to yourself as you travel back over the years to see your school- mates as they were, not so many years ago. X I A ,fel Duck 'ESS ' kg. ,. kwa 55 154 ,H xiii N? wJ f'fS! ' W9 5? 4 ,Sw ,,g,1. 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If you are, you'll have to go to the office for an ex- cuse. Of course, it isn't too bad since Mrs. Guy is always so pleasant to us. Reading is made very attractive in our library. Advertising pays off in more requests for books, says the library staff. The Halloween Carnival is always a gala night. Sponsored by the civic or- ganizations in town, it is an annual event that we all anticipate with eagerness. In 1947, King David Harris of Osbourn High School and Queen Ann Royston of Manassas State Vocational School, reigned over the Halloween Court. ,-..,,,..i ,-.f' -Inf - Could be that Mr. Ross is asking for more heat on these cold mornings. We can count on Mr. Dawson and Mr. Landis to oblige. -I--a-J..-.1-f -.ERRSTHSH '-I Q LIFE Rat Week didn't go over so well this year, but the Rat Party was fun. Queen Patsy Barron and King Carey Corder are pictured with Senior room presidents, Benny Cross and Oliver Dashi- ell. fl Cheer! nn Ne P01115 eaders 049' L S OH lqfdglvfs fo' fn . , 3 In 01 500 x 3 01,6653 Uyoodjf for tb Lucky Mr. Ross bagged a turkey- ' ard 1 S0026 just in time for the Thanksgiving feast. mes . PjCt1fCs. Spf! Hg and those WOUQQ. rful CHUUL Future Homemakers .are Josephine Dellinger, Barbara McCum and Marle Davis. Keep your eye on these gals, fel' lows. 3418 9 w x Q U Mm, N' , N Chr S CN ' M N, . f' . R K 2, 8. g E S 1 ix A l 5 X E W- , Rial R, ,- Gu-Pu Only the rustle of turning pages can be heard on the day the Yellow jacket comes out. Tommy Beane and Betty Ritter have found a quiet spot in which to read the school news. LIFE Excitement was the keynote at our first night football game. The Nokes- ville Band gave color to the occasion as they paraded under the lights. r fl! OXFO1-J EEO' c . 1' 0 15600 abou e WI? 17 pac' We S .C'5e 0 , ity 6,7 E610 ,Q In k C C 8: 806- fe fo 'Pr - 6 fo Wd 015,81 Qt IKAIJJ2 Q iff-d ' , , 'I Wltnee C013 aljssoect Q Syed In Ort 6 Un' J J' Q IFJ, Ca. Caught unaware was Mr. Leo as he left the gym after basketball practice. N e 948 ocational chool 'axi- Ej ii W, ,M A n Cosmetology: Mrs. Mary Ed- wards, Instructor, A. Yawctz, Mrs. E. George, and Sophie Slusher. dministra tio Drafting: Mr. Schneider, In structor, and Charles Gardner. Y d Affsl Oliver Dashletcir Bob Sticlsel- 3 COX1 ins'-ruc , Fred Blackburn' We work so closely with the M anassas State Vocational School that we could not close our yearbook without a glimpse behind the scenes at our vocational classes. Estab- lished in 1944 by the State Board of Education, it is designed primarily to meet the needs of training beyond the high school level for the youth who prefers technical training to professional college training, but at present the school also supplements the offering of high schools by making its services available to any student in high school in Virginia. Academic classes are offered through Osbourn High School. Consequently, many of our students are at the Vocational School for three hours and in O b School buses foll s ourn for three each day. ow regular schedules between the two schools. During the past year the following courses were offered at Manassas State Vocational School: Automobile Mechanics, Carpentry and Woodworking, Commercial Art, Cosme- tology, Drafting, Electricity, Machine Shop, Oiiice Practice, Practical Nursing, Radio, Refrigeration, and Welding. R . Strujfngeration. Mr T Of- a l , ' ra' nd Davld Jongnham. ln- uto Mechamcs: R. Foote, and Mr. Ross, Xnstructor. Bud Breeden, Stardey ComweXX, Pad Mr. Bane Xdkngz R usc, don. XNursmg. Mrs. Hzde, M ructor. e Chades X h Gor Yractica Gue, Xnst Da Ward, :md Ra p vis, and Mrs fOr. Xnscmctor, Cnr 6 Grgvlt? ntryi Aub Y' Gnd M my Pe d r. Andrus, Iimslrurfl fa -----------------------------, Hibbie's Radio Service Listen to America on Records Phone 172-J MANAssAs, VIRGINIA F. W. Gue For Twenty Years the Best in Plumbing and Heating MANASSAS, VIRGINIA I-IESCO GAS SERVICE Appliances and Gas Service for Homes Anywhere Hynson Electric 86 Supply Co. MANASSAS, VIRGINIA Compliments of Baker and Sons MANASSAS, VIRGINIA Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Salter MANAssAs, VIRGINIA Taylor Food Company Manufacturer and Distributor of Peanuts, Potato Products and Candies RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Hynson's Department, Store Outfitters to Everybody MANASSAS, VIRGINIA Beautorium Maclaineless - Cold Wares Manicure - Facials - Scalp Treatments Hair Cutting GUE Phone 320 AUSTIN M. S. 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LEO e Dedicate To ONE who has guided us in many ways on the field and in the classroom, to one who has led us on to newer, greater heights of endeavor and achievement, is this Hi-Iacket of 1948 dedicated. In the fall of 1945 Mr. Leo came to Osbourn immediately after re- ceiving his discharge from the armed forces. It did not take us long to learn to appreciate his sense of fair play, his genuine respect for good sportsmanship, and his loyal services to the students and to the school. With 1946 he lead our teams to more victories than ever before. With 1947 he was directly responsible for securing lights for Swaverly Field and his efforts have made it possible for more people to enjoy the athletic activities he so ably directs. Therefore, it is with gratitude and a sense of prevailing friendship that we dedicate this book to Coach James J. Leo.