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

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PRESIDENT Betty Kennedy VICE PRESIDENT Joe Burer SECRETARY Edith Garrett TREASURER Eunice Ebhardt FIRST ROW, from left to right: Peggy Milton, Hazel Stanley, Edith Garrett, Betty Kennedy, Joe Buren, Eunice Ebhardt, Mary Garner, Gene Daffan. SECOND ROW: Shirley Bryant, Shirley Bailey, John Simpson, Dorothy Pearson, Dorothy Schaeffer, Nancy Bettis, Virginia Linthicum, Ruby Jones, Christine Dotterer, Edith Cornwell, Joan Stroup, Helen Cole. THIRD ROW: Miss Smith, Richard Hicks, Fred McGlothlin, Charles Lefever, Alerie Sanders, Harry Patton, Edward Blankenship, Eugene Garner, William Speakes, and Kenneth Peacher. WiM JU m 6 oom PRESIDENT Catherine Dennis Baker VICE PRESIDENT Curtis Harrover SECRETARY Sue Espenshade TREASURER Barbara Bowers FIRST ROW: Thomas Beavers, Donald Kline, Curtis Harrover, Barbara Bowers, Catherine Dennis Baker, Sue Espenshade, Dwight Knupp, Brice Corder, Vernon Bugg. SECOND ROW: Ann Walser Ratcliffe, Robert Hensley, Paul Royer, Frank Hoss, Danny Barrett, Robert Vetter, Clark Fries, Roger Woods, Barbara Clark THIRD ROW: Patsy Lanahan, Patsy Bell, Fayrene Childress, Lois Street, Sylvia Sinclair, Daisy Meade, Charlotte Blevins, Jean Hudgins, Mary Alice Dodd, Jeanette Bernard, Jean Savage, Gloria Bernard, Laura Fries, Ruth Lynch, and Mrs. Helms. FIRST ROW: Nancy McCuin, Hazel Herring, Madeline Leonard, Bobby Reid, Jackie Earhart, Clair Fletcher, Betty Jean Lowe, Edith Posey, Alice Stanley. SECOND ROW: Pauline Romine, Roberta Costello, Tommy Lightner, Wheatley Lightner, Thelma Miller, Evelyn Crouch, Carol Breeden, Nancy Keys, Esther Carrico. THIRD ROW: Hilda Breeden, Harold Downs, Arthur Wilson, Betty Swank, Shirley Harris, Shirley Collins, Clark Nalls, Bobby Mayhugh, and Mrs. Williams. WUWitti lam 6 oom PRESIDENT Jackie Earhart VICE P RESIDENT Bobby Reid SECRETARY-TREASURER Clair Fletcher 22

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PRESIDENT Jesse Reid VICE PRESIDENT Patsy Barron STENOGRAPHER Jean Kemper SECRETARY Mary Jane Utterback TREASURER Betty Lou Breeden PARLIAMENTARIAN Nancy Thomas era Association The Student Cooperative Association is the self-gov¬ erning organization through which the students can plan and carry out school activities. It has its own offi¬ cers, as well as two governing bodies, the Senate and the Council. The Senate, which is composed of three Seniors, two Juniors, and one Sophomore, and the Council, which is composed of the heads of the home rooms, clubs, publications, and committees, work to¬ gether in governing the student body. After a strongly contested election in the spring of 1949, Jesse Reid became the president of the Student Cooperative Association. Outstanding among the achievements of this organi¬ zation this year was the Homecoming Celebration, which was held for the first time. It is hoped that it will become an annual affair. Regular monthly meetings were held, and the Min¬ isterial Association of Prince William County furnished the Student Cooperative Association with a guest speaker for each assembly. County Federation Senate meetings were held at Nokesville and Occoquan. The County Federation of the Student Cooperative Associations met in April, with Osbourn High School as host. It has been a year of accomplishments for our stu¬ dent government. Its fine record was achieved by the cooperation of the officers of the Student Cooperative Association, the faculty, and the student members of the organization. 24 .