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

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Chairman Sponsor.. Betty Jane Fogle Mrs. McManaway These girls are always ready with First Aid when needed. They are re¬ sponsible for keeping the two healtl rooms clean and tidy. h i I ! U El- •; m l ' m li KfeN M j 1 j£|ki mi l % I f Vritf M . ' Jm w ■iiwMT-f tVKt fM i - ly ' SiP l FIRST ROW, left to right: June Harris, Betty Jane Fogle, Margaret Lynch. SECOND ROW: Rose Leonard, Sue Espenshade, Patsy Simpson, Betty Jean Lowe, Mrs. McManaway. THIRD ROW: Claudette Woodvard, Dorothy Bayne, Ursula Von Loesch, and Shirley Hundley. dm? - ™ ! ? V a it an J Chairman Sponsors . Warren Harrover Miss Armstrong, Mr. Fishpaw Mr. Bennett This committee is responsible for keeping up the appearance of our school, both in and out. They have representatives to take care of each home room. FIRST ROW: Thomas Beavers, Dante Papa, Billy Springs, Italo Papa. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fishpaw, Miss Armstrong, Betty Swank, Laura Fries, Priscilla Wakeman, Nancy Breeden, Joyce Sullivan, Eunice Evhart, Joyce Bolton, Shirley Heinemann, Mr. Bennett. THIRD ROW: Vernon Hardesty, Bobby Hall, Joe Burer, Lindel Holsclaw, Warren Harrover, David Barbee, Floyd Baker, Charles Rector, Louis Zackey, and Alby Conner. 27 SB

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From left to right: Miss Faulconer, Mrs. Heims, John Champion, Gem Parler, Mr. Lee, Junior Lawler, Miss Haskins, and Mr. North. A C. Mem ommi Lhj ttee Chairman Gem Parler Sponsors- Miss Faulconer, Mrs. Helms Mr. Lee, Miss Haskins, and Mr. North The Assembly Committee has ar¬ ranged a number of successful as¬ semblies this year, some amusing, some inspirational, and all enjoyable. They have provided an outstanding variety of programs for our Friday assemblies. Something new this year was the excellent seating arrange¬ ment installed by this committee. Cu, ' ricu far sflctivitleA (Committee Chairman Nancy Gilley Sponsors Mr. North, Mr. Lee and Miss Faulconer The Extra Curricular Activities Committee is a group of boys and girls who plan outside activities for the students, such as the radio dances. Perhaps the most enjoyed of all the dances given through this committee was the Homecoming Dance, given for the first time this year. From left to right: Alby Conner, Catherine Dennis Baker, Betty Jean Speakes, Jack Bryant. Mr. North, Gem Parler, Bobby Wayland, Mr Lee, Nancy Gilley, Miss Faulconer, Jack Saylors, Margaret Jones, Jesse Reid, Claudette Woodyard, and William Latham.

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f i l IK 1 j J li M II mml SEATED, left to right: Jerry Gregory, Felipa Muse, Dorothy Bayne, Billy Haydon, Mary Ann Sinclair. STANDING: Mr. Lilly, and Mrs. Helms. Chairman Spensers Dorothy Bayne Mr. Lilly, Mrs. Helms These students publicize all school events through the newspapers and through posters. One or another of the members of this committee may usually be found in the library, work¬ ing over a poster advertising a dance or a sale. Any school organization can have their activities advertised by this group. s £ ommercia President-Betty Jasper Vice-President-Dorothy Bayne Secretary-Betty Jean Speakes Treasurer-Margaret Jones Corresponding Secretary Helen White Faculty Adviser Miss Faulconer These young ladies are all aspiring secretaries. In this club they can learn the many good points that a business man expects of his secre¬ tary, from personality traits to cor¬ rect filing methods. SEATED: Helen White, Betty Jean Speakes, Dorothy Bayne, Betty Jasper, Nancy Gilley, Mar¬ garet Jones, Norma Jean Wells, Dorothy McIntosh, Joyce Shiflet, Rebecca Slusher, Dorothy Seekford. STANDING: Jean Kemper, Patsy Barron, Virginia Bryant, Janet Schaeffer, Patricia Mays, Nancy Thomas, Miss Faulconer, Mary Weber, Marie Davis, Barbara Swank and Wanda Tomlinson. 28