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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

MARY B. NELSON ' K : %f0i9e £ . mmmammm J HI-JACKET Published by the Students of OSBOURN HIGH SCHOOL Manassas, Virginia FOREWORD Thereare, indeed, as someone has said, Times that try men ' s souls. Thus at a timewhenable leadership, clear thinking, and great strength of character are needed to carry us through, we turn our thoughts to one who was but recently among us and who possessed these needed character¬ istics to a remarkable degree — Miss Eugenia Hillary Osbourn. WE DEDICATE MISS EUGENIA HILLARY OSBOURN 1867-1951 Educator, Administrator Civic Leader There is one simple, beautiful word that comes immediately to mind as we regard, with cheerful recal l, the many memories we have of Miss Eugenia Osbourn. That simple word is Christina. We remember her as a leader of—a monument to—a great example of—the educa¬ tional program, both public and private, of Prince William County. We recall her service as principal of our school. Her name shall always be with us—for it is she after who our school is named—a tribute to one whom we remember as Miss Eu¬ genia . 3 WE WELCOME MR. J. M. GARBER Superintendent of the Prince William Coun¬ ty Public Schools. B.S.-Bridgewater Col¬ lege, M.A. -University of North Carolina. This year he is new to us; however, we already think of him as an old friend. WE HONOR MR. REAMS E. BENNETT Teacher of Industrial Arts. We always think of him as Pop --an appelation born of real friendship. MR. RAYMOND R. FISHPAW Teacher of Agriculture. With no disrespect, indeed, with affec¬ tion, we refer to him as Raymond. 4 ADMINISTRATION MR. DANIEL M. KELSO Principal. A.B. -Westminster (Pa.), M. A. - University of Virginia. He is known as Dangerous Dan to some, Boss” to many, but Friend to all. MISS CARRIE B. LANFORD Assistant Principal, Director of Guidance. A.B.-College of William and Mary, M. Ed. -University of Virginia. We refer to her affectionately as Carrie B. --not within hearing, of course. MRS. MARGARET B. GUY Secretary. If she were a man, we would say-- one swell Guy. 5 FACULTV MR. REAMS E. BENNETT Home Mechanics, Industrial Arts; B.S. Tennessee Polytechnic Institute. MR. WALLACE BOLDING History, Social Studies; A. B. College of William and Mary. MR. E. SHREVE BRENT Social Studies, English, Mathematics; A.B. College of William and Mary. MISS JEAN DAVIS Music; B.M.E. Shenandoah Conservatory of Music. MR. W. Y. ELLICOTT Attendance Officer; Mary WashingtonCol- lege. MRS. LUELLA EUTSLER Librarian; B.A. Berea College. MISS CAROL D. FAULCONER Shorthand, Typing; B.S. Mary Washing¬ ton. MR. RAYMOND R. FISHPAW Vocational Agriculture; B.S. University of Maryland. MRS. CONSTANCE FLETCHER Science, English, Social Studies; B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute. MRS. FLORENCE GUE School Nurse; R.N. University of Iowa. MRS. VADA HARDESTY Cafeteria Supervisor MISS BETTY L. HARPINE Spanish, English; B.A. Mary Washington. MR. FRANK HATCH Band; B.M.E. Richmond Polytechnic In¬ stitute. 6 FACULTY MRS. FRANCES M. HELMS Biology, English, Social Studies; Ph.B. Elon .College. MISS EMILY J. JOHNSON Mathematics, Latin, A.B. University of Nashville. MRS. HELEN KRULL Home Economics, B.A. Lawrence College; B.S. University of Wisconsin. MISS EDITH LAYMAN Home Economics, B.S. Madison College. MR. JAMES J. LEO Boys ' Athletic Director; Ph.B. Providence College. MR. ROY C. LILLY English; B.A. University of Richmond, M.S. Ed. University of Richmond. MRS. LULA McMANAWAY Study Activities; University of Virginia, John Hopkins University. MISS MARY B. NELSON Social Studies, History, Government, Eco¬ nomics, B.S. Longwood College, M.A. Columbia University. MISS LILLIAN ORLICH English; A.B. Hunter College, M.A. New York University. MISS ROBERTA F. PAYNE Visiting Teacher; B.S. Longwood Col¬ lege. MR. FRANK G. SIGMAN Science, Mathematics; A.B. Lafayette College; A.M. Lafayette College. MISS IVA LEE SMITH Girls ' Athletic Director; B.A. Lynchburg College. MISS PAULINE SMITH Chemistry, Science, Mathematics; B. S. College of William and Mary. 7 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS THE SENIOR CLASS Graduation is nearly upon us and the time has come when we nostalgically look back upon our past years at Osbourn. We cherish each and ever association with our companions and teachers. We remember the good times and those that were not so good . At the beginning of our Freshman year, we were told by many whose high school days were long past, that the years to follow would be among the happiest years of our lives. So with the great enthusiasm displayed everywhere by Fresh¬ men, we began our high school careers. Sophomores never do anything. They are such dull individuals, or so we were told by the mighty Seniors and by a few members of the faculty. We were re¬ minded of the origin of the word which is translated from the Greek as wise fool. As Juniors, we experienced the great lift that comes with the realization that there remains one and only one more year till graduation. We ordered our school rings and with great enthusiasm prepared for the Junior-Senior Prom, which as always, was a tremendous success. At last, we were Seniors and the dizzy whirl of activities in the last year of school began. Dances, dates, school rings, graduation pictures, the arrival of the annual, ordering caps and gowns—these and a multitude of other things filled our leisure moments—some little part of which—we think—was devoted to study. Then that serious and solemn hour was upon us—we attended our Baccalaureate service. A few days passed and electric wtih anticipation, we with forward to receive our diplomas and hear the pronouncement graduates of Osbourn High School. 8 MARLENE JOYCE ALBERTSON WALTER HAYDON ALPAUGH JOHN CLARK BAKER DAVID AUSTIN BARBEE JACQUELINE BEACH 9 RICHARD GARY BLACK RONALD HOWARD BLACK MARY JANE BREEDEN NANCY CATHERINE BREEDEN ROBERT ALLISON BURCHARD HELEN CARROLL ELEANOR LEE CATON RONALD EDWARD CAVANAUGH LORETTA CLARK ANN WARREN COLEMAN ALVIN RADFORD COMPTON CAREY CORDER ELIZABETH CORNWELL ELLEN FRANCES CRABILL HAYNES WILLARD DAVIS, JR, MARC SARCHET DAVIS MARTHA ANNE EAGLE DELLA ANNETTE FLYNN ESTHER ANNA FOX JOYCE ANN FOX LOUISE FALLIGANT GALLEHER i BETTY LEE GARMAN SENIA ANN FRANCES GOUGH CARL MASON GARDNER ETHEL LUCILLE GREGORY GERALD HART GREGORY ROBERT M. HALL 0 IMELDA GERTRUDE HARRIS CHARLES WARREN HARROVER HELEN ELIZABETH HARROVER 13 SHIRLEY JOYCE HERNDON JEANETTE LEE HURST LEWIS WYATT JONES CHARLES THOMAS KELSO CATHERINE ANN KEMPER DONALD EUGENE LAWHEAD QUENTIN F. LAWLER, JR. GILL MACHEN OLIVER LEROY MAUCK WINONA MAE MERCHANT DOUGLAS LEO MILLER CAROL ANNE O ' DONOVAN ROBERT WRIGHT PARKER Not Pictured DANTE PAPA ITALO PAPA ARTHUR LEE PATTON 15 BOBBY RAY PAYNE SONNY LEE PAYNE JOHN CHARLES PENCE CHARLES WALTER RECTOR ELIZABETH ANN ROSS MARY ESTHER RUSSELL DORIS EDNA SALTER BONITA LOIS SHIELDS MARY ANN S INCLAIR ANNE MARIE SMITH WILLIAM SPRING GERALD BARNES SPROLES JOYCE MAE SULLIVAN MARY LOU TRIMMER DOROTHY BELL SUTPHIN THELMA IRENE TODD 17 RALPH EPHRAIM TRUESDELL, III MARY JANE UTTERBACK URSULA VON LOESCH JUNE ELIZABETH WERNER EARNEST WINES THELMA MARIE WOOD CLAUDETTE RUTH WOODYARD LOUIS K. ZACKEY, JR. DORIS ANN KLINE SYLVIA GAY KLINE FIVE VEAR SENIORS Write-up ' sof activities of graduating Seniors are to be found in the SENIOR DIRECTORY at the end of the book. GILBERT EARL MILLER MARTHA JEEN SAUNDERS 19 Patsy Hooe Patrick Kulenburg Ernest Lunsford Willie Payne 20 JUNIORS Jean Pumphrey Sammy Russell Hazel Ruter Nancy Thompson Robert Tully Joanne Vanover 21 The lower Classes SOPHOMORES FIRSTROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Woods, Frank Hoss, Bobby Reid, Curtis Harrover, Charles Lefever, Jack Martin, Clarke Nalls, Gene Daffan. SECOND ROW: Betty Swank, Roberta Costello, Shirley Collins, Mary Jane Simpson, Patsy Bell, Barbara Clark, Mary Alice Dodd, Sue Espenshade, Joan Stroup, Carol Breeden, THIRD ROW: Fred Chandler, Edith Cornwell, William Speakes, Jack McConchic, Danny Barrett, Joe Burer, Brice Corder, Catherine Baker, Ruth Lynch, Nancy Keys, Barbara Bowers, Eunice Ebhardt. FOURTH ROW: Charlotte Blevins, Nancy McCuin, Betty Kennedy Dorothy Pearson, Paul Royer,Donald Kline, Richard Hicks, Robert Bull, Jackie Earhart, Peggy Kelly, Carl Hibbard, Clair Fletcher, FIFTH ROW: Grace Cavazos, Evelyn Crouch, Frances Peed, Fayrene Childress, Patsy Lanham, LauraFries, EdithShultz, Sylvia Sinclair, Christine Dotterer, Edith Posey, Ann Ratcliffe, Larry Collins. SIXTH TOW: Dwight Knupp, Betty Jean Lowe, Thomas Lightner. 22 FIRST ROW: Samuel Hardy, Lea Kruse, Tom Underwood, Rumsey Light, Jack Cross, Charles Young, Bill Clarke, Jimmie Johnson, SECOND ROW: Lucy Downs, Roy Bean, Alan Gossom, Warren Heinemann, Julian Rector, Ralph Jenkins, Walter Sullivan, Hudson Sadd, Larry Allison, Bobby Jones. THIRD ROW: Carol Luck, Hehen Meyers, Jean Woods, KathrynHesse, Charles Speakes, Carl Bible, Franklin Shelty, Ann Wieneke, Bobby Hardesty, Jesse Anderson, FOURTH ROW: Charles McCuen, E.W. Hurst, Wade Dunbar, Ann Lewis, Carlota Muse, Lydia Rice, Patsy Halsey, Barbara Fletcher, Readelle Ebhardt, Frances Jones, Lora Woods, Betty Pearson. FIFTH ROW; Ann Englehard, Ruth Gough, Betty Allen, June Staats, Anne Rhodes, Betty Jarman. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Miller, Douglas Pittman, Mary Anna Bull, Linda Hardesty, Pat Carter, Edith Baker, Doris Unlines, Stanley Clark. SECOND ROW: Billie Woodside, Romelle Swigart, Janet Smith, Mary SueCarter, Peggy Hawkins, Loyce Guy, Gloria Wayland, Janet Vanover, Mary Jane Papa, Ann Palmer, THIRD ROW:CharlotteCornwell, Katherine Taylor, Fredonia Hereford, Blodwyn McDonnell, Ruby Runion, Mary Ellen Plaster, Velma Fair, Senie Speakes, Carole Garman, Teresa Nalls. FOURTH ROW: Edith Von Loesch, Gail Thomasson, Faye Wood, Betty Jean Levitt, Amelia Kline, William Butler, Brabara Merchant, Beverly Bourne, George Helms, Jackie Miller, Ronald Skewes, Jerry Botkin. FIFTH ROW; Ruby Warring, Edith Cornwell, Shirley Barron, Janet McCuin, Jean Smith, Martha Rhodes. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mamie Hensley, Nancy McBryde, Clyde Hodge, Eddie Beach, James Har ris, Heyward Patterson, Shirley Payne. SECOND ROW: Martha Jo Gevin, Evelyn Jenkins, Fred Morris, Alice Bryant, Arlene Sullivan, Mary Taylor. THIRD ROW: Shirley Myers, Mattie Martin, Joyce Fletcher, Ann Blakemore, Howard Robertson, Frances Todd, Lucy Patton. FOURTH ROW: Margaret McPhillips, Mary Wines, Pattie Lynn Adams, James Beale, Opal Schaeffer, Jaqueline Duddleson, Mary Sabo. FIFTH ROW: Lydia Breeden, Dorothy Crouch, Mary Baldwin, Vivian Fair, Jean Myers, Laurie Thorp, Bryce Barbee. SIXTH ROW: William Russell, Stanley Collins, Betty Stephenson, Lynn Latham, Betty Smith, Dolores Holmes, Don Cornell. SEVENTH ROW: James McMeans, Betty Miller, Esther’Peacher, Deedie Harrover, Virginia Woods, Tommy March, Arlen Crabill. EIGHT ROW: Nancy Blakemore, Ann Cox, Fay Allison, Phyllis Richardson. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Wheaton, Nancy Wood, Betty Mayhugh, Walter Breeden, John Englehard, Barbara Hoss, George Poff. SECOND ROW: Margaret Shultz, Dickie Geris, Mike Huff, Eugene Huffman, Walter Edwards, James Meredith, David Arrington. THIRD ROW: Lois Miller, Sandra Pence, Robert Czapp, Johnny Fishpaw, Lucy Kemper, Sonney Laws, Bobby Parks. FOURTH ROW: Billy Kline, Wallace Hook, Monty Gibson, Jack Fletcher, Donald Childress, David Manuel, Donald McCuin. FIFTH ROW: David Nelson, Jack Piercy, Walter Weber, Stanley Speakes, WilliamHensley, Bernard Jones, Robert Dunbar. SIXTH ROW: Jimmy Patterson, Joe Caproalitto, James Bailey, Nancy Hooe, Robert Ross, Walter Daniel, Paul Crouch. SEVENTH ROW: Stanley Earhart, Billy Fries, Gerald DeHart, Neville Houston, Anna Aylor, Evelyn Bell, Ida Sutton. EIGHTH ROW; Joyce Mayhugh, Margaret Ann Johnson, Mary Ann Carter. mm ' ' - (, ipy “ SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT; Haynes Davis, Joyce Sullivan, Lou Galleher, Mary Jane Breeden, Senia Gough, Sue Espendshade, Sylvia Kline. STANDING: Mrs. Helms, Betty Swank, Donald Kline, Charlotte Blevins, Douglas Miller, Nancy Breeden. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Haynes Davis, Joyce Sullivan, Lou Galleher, Catherine Baker, Lucy Downs, Mary Jane Breeden, Earl Hurst, Tom Kelso. SECOND ROW: Winona Merchant, Marilyn Emery, Ruth Gough, Arlene Sullivan, Mary Ann Sinclair, Frances Crabill, Pat Carter, Madeline Leonard, Joanne Vanover, Frank Hoss, Roger Woods. THIRD ROW: Beverly Bourne, Donald Kline, Gilbert Miller, Walter Alpaugh, Junior Lawler, Senia Gough, Betsy Ross, Doris Ann Kline, Shirley Barron, Patty Lynn Adams, Lydia Breeden. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETIES FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Breeden, Mary Jane Utterback, Jeanette Hurst, Lou Galleher, Doris Salter. SEATED: Martha Anne Eagle, Sylvia Kline, Miss Johnson, Thelma Todd, Mary Ann Sinclair. THIRD ROW; Catherine Kemper, Ann Warren Coleman, Winona Merchant, Mary Jane Breeden, Marlene Albertson, Joyce Fox, Frances Crabill, Doris Ann Kline, Junior Lawler, Kenneth Hamm, Charles Rector, Donald Lawhead, Louis Zackey, Douglas Miller, Tom Kelso. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rumsey Light, Beverly Bourne, Ronald Skewes, Samuel Hardy, Martha Rhodes, Mary Alice Dodd, Charlotte Cornwell, Carol Luck, Larry Allison, Donald Kline, Dwight Knupp. SECOND ROW: Paul Royer, Thomas Lightner, Barbara Bowers, Eunice Ebhardt, Ruth Lynch, Laura Fries, Carlotta Muse, Ann Lewis, Loyce Guy, Sue Espenshade. THIRD ROW: Ann Englehard, Ann Wieneke, Lydia Rice, Raedelle Ebhardt, Barbara Fletcher, Senie Speakes, Carol Garman, Edith Cornwell, Shirley Collins, Miss Smith, Romelle Swigart, Carol Breeden, Nancy Keys, Edith Cornwell, Betty Swank, Linda Hardesty. FOURTH ROW: Fayrene Childress, Kathryn Hesse, Ruby Runion, Jean Childs Woods, Helen Meyers, Shirley Barron, Faye Woods, Sylvia Sinclair, Catherine Baker. 11 DRAMATICS CLUB FIRSTROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Orlich, Curtis Harrover, Frank Hoss, Junior Lawler, Ann Lewis. SECOND ROW:Janet Smith, Faye Wood, Mary Jane Utterback, Nancy Breeden, Romelle Swigart, Jean Childs Woods. THIRD ROW: Walter Alpaugh, Brice Corder, Tom Kelso, Haynes Davis, Bobby Burchard, Tommy Lightner. ill MONOGRAM CLUB FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Fletcher, Donald Childress, Shirley Collins, Winona Merchant, Fredonia Hereford, Marilyn Emery, Patsy Bell, Ruth Lynch, Laura Fries, Nancy Keys, Betty Swank, Mary Jane Simp¬ son, Charlotte Blevins, Roberta Costello, Dorothy Schaffer, Jackie Bailey. SECOND ROW: George Poff, Mr. Bolding. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA SEATED ONGROUND, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Jean Lowe, Katherine Taylor, Madeline Leonard, Dorothy Schaffer. SEATED: Nancy Keys, Grace Cavazos, Linda Hardesty, Mary Anna Bull, Mabel Cornwell, HazelStanley.LauraFries, Mary Sue Carter, Loyce Guy, Shirley Collins, Patsy Bell, Mary Jane Simpson, Roberta Costello. STANDING: Edith Posey, Edith Baker, PatCarter, Amelia Kline, Ruth Lynch, Charlotte Blevins, Miss Layman, FrancesCrabill, Carol Breeden. Martha Rhodes, Jacqueline, Beach, Mary Jane Breeden, Edith Cornwell, Patsy Lanham. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Mi STOOPING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy Young, Franklin Shetley.SamuelHardy, Jimmy Johnson. SECOND ROW: Ernest Lunsford, Mason Gardner, Donald Kline, Ernest Wines, Gilbert Miller, Danny Barrett, Duane Huffman, Emory Van Doren, Mr. Fishpaw. THIRD ROW: Hudson Sadd, Tom Underwood, Robert Bull, Carl Bible, Charles Young, Rumsey Light, Jack Cross, Roy Bean. COMMERCIAL CLUB SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Breeden, Edith Posey, Ann Bennett, Miss Faulconer, Doris Ann Kline, Betty Jean Lowe. STANDING: Bonnie Shields, Jean Pumphrey, Fayrene Childress, Nancy McCuen, Dorothy Pearson, Edith Cornwell, Roberta Costello, Betty Swank, Joanne Vanover, Betty Kennedy. LIBRARV CLUB SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Loyce Guy, Mary Sue Carter, Peggy Hawkins, Jean Smith, Madeline Leonard, Theresa Nalls, Mrs, Eutsler, Laura Fries, Patsy Lanham, Kat herine Taylor. STANDING: Shirley Collins, Gloria Wayland, Billie Woodside, Sylvia Kline, Mary Ellen Plaster, Janet McCuen, Ruby Runion, Edith Cronwell, Fayrene Childress, Ann Palmer, Martha Rhodes, Grace Cavazos. GLEE CLUB FIRSTROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Davis, Janet Smith, David Nelson, George Helms, Lucy Downs, Ann Blakemore, Phyllis Richardson, Nancy Blakemore. SECOND ROW: Lois Miller, Ann Cox, Margaret John¬ son, Joan Englehard, Fayrene Childress, Joyce Mayhugh, Deedie Harrover, Lynn Latham,THIRD ROW; Readelle Ebhardt, Jean Childs Woods, Helen Meyers, Velma Fair, Anna Aylor, Barbara Hoss, Kay Allison, SCIENCE CLUB FIRSTROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Smith, Dwight Knupp, Kenneth Hamm, Boyce Barbee, Heyward Patterson, Marilyn Emery. SECOND ROW; Paul Royer, Warren Heinemann, Richard Black, Earl Hurst, Donald Cornell, Arlen Crabill, Lea Kruse, Winona Merchant. GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Engelhard, Lydia Rice, Raedelle Ebhardt, Nancy McBryde, Ann Blakemore, Nancy Blakemore, ArleneSullivan, Alice Bryant, Frances Todd. SECOND ROW: Sandra Pence, Jacqueline Duddleson, Opal Schaeffer, Betty Allen, Ann Cox, Lucy Kemper, Mamie Hensley, Nancy Hooe, Miss Smith, Ruth Gough, Deedie Harrover, Betty Stephenson, Mary Wines, Shirley Myers, Lucy Patton. THIRD ROW: Jona Englehard, Barbara Merchant, Gail Thomassson, Blodwyn McDonnell, Pattie Adams, Margaret McPhillips, Evelyn Bell, Joyce Fletcher. THE HI-JACKET STAFF HALO G „ c Assht °” 4 ° y CA istoottanor Assn ANN WARREN COLEMAN Editor The members of the HI-JACKET staff feel that this year ' s annual will be the best yet; for we have put maay hours of work on it. We hope this annual will set a goal for others coming along and a mark never before reached in the history of the HI-JACKET. 32 ASSEMBLV COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Clark, Lou Galleher, Nancy Breeden, Ann Walser Ratcliff, Catherine D. Baker, Shirley Barron, Martha Anne Eagle, Mary Ann Sinclair, Wally Alpaugh, Paul Royer, Miss Orlich. VIRGINIA FOREST SERVICE LEFT TO RIGHT; Ronald Black, Junior Lawler, Carey Corder, Bobby Burchard, Warren Harrover, Gerald Sproles, Sonny Payne, David Barbee, Richard Black, Wally Alpaugh, Louis Zackey, Gill Machen, Ernest Wines, and Mr. Fishpaw. 33 EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dwight Knupp, Mary Lou Trimmer, Mary Jane Breeden, Betsy Ross, Lou Galleher. SECOND ROW; Joe Burer, Brice Corder, Warren Llarrover, Miss Orlich, Catherine D. Baker, Carol O ' Donovan- , Junior Lawler, Miss Smith. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Orlich, Lou Galleher. STANDING: Mary Ann Sinclair, Ann Walser Ratcliff, Junior Lawler, Catherine D. Baker, and Martha Anne Eagle. 34 JR. RED CROSS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Lee Garman, Martha Anne Eagle, Ann Walser Ratcliff, Doris Ann Kline, Shirley Barron, Miss Harpine. SECOND ROW: Warren Uarrover, Patsy Hooe, Betsy Ross, Wally Alpaugh, Larry Davis, Beverly Bourne. HEALTH COMMITTEE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Beach, Bobby Jones, Billy Kline, Bobby Parks, Billy Butler, Ernest Luns¬ ford, Carl Hibbard. SECOND ROW; Susan Galleher, Peggy Hawkins, Marilyn Emery, Helen Meyer, Betsy Ross, Ann Cox, Mabel Cornwell, Arlene Sullivan, and Mary Alice Dodd. 35 FIRSTROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Rector, Holt Merchant, Billy Bennett, Punky Stravvderman, Ricky Ratcliff, Mickey Richardson, Connie Wynn Kincheloe. SECOND ROW: Catherine Breeden, Linda Grey, Jean Helms, Sue Breeden, Molly Owen, and Mr. Bennett. LEFTTORIGHT: George Helms, Jackie Miller, E. W. Hurst, Clair Fletcher, Bobby Hardesty, Mr. Bennett, Charles Speakes, Jerry Botkins, Charles LeFever, Beverly Bourne, Ralph Jenkins, Stanley Clark, Bobby Dunbar, Jack Martin, Bobby Jones. 36 THE VEllOW JACKET STAFF SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Kulenburg, Joe Burer, Martha Ann Eagle, Jerry Gregory. SECOND ROW; Marilyn Emery, Bonnie Shields, Mary Ann Sinclair, Ann Walser Ratcliff, Barbara Clark, and Tommy Lightner. MR. HOWARD CHURCHILL We owe very much To Howard for fhe success of thisyear ' sannual. We shall not soon forget his many favors to us, and his untiring efforts in behalf of what we on the staff have begun to call our cause. 37 FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Bourne, George Helms, Bobby Reid, Bobby Hall, Jerry Botkins, Fred McGlothin, Curtis Harrover, Lester Nicholson, Arthur Patton, Ronald Skews, Lea Kruse, Billy Butler, Jack Cross, and Richard Black. SECOND ROW: Coach Leo, Brice Corder, Joe Burer, Ronald Black, David Barbee, Tommy Lightner, Pat Kulenburg, Marc Davis, Cary Corder, Frank Floss, Bobby Burchard, Roger Woods, Haynes Davis, Gerald Sproles, Warren Harrover, Ralph Trusedale, and Coach Fortuna. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, I EFT TO RIGHT: Leroy Orebaugh, Walter Breeden, David Arrington, Larry Allison, Walter B. Edwards, Boyce Barbee. SECOND ROW: Tommy Marsh, Bobby Parks, Wallace Hook, Beverly Bourne, Billy Kline, Bobby Miller, Lea Kruse, Sonny Laws, and Heyward Pat¬ terson. THIRD ROW: Jerry ' Botkins, Ronald Skewes, George Helms, Allan Gossom, Larry Davis, Ralph Stevenson, Stanley Earhart, Billy Butler, Ernest Strawderman, Jackie Breeden, and Coach Pisegna. 1952 BASKETBALL SCHE Dec. 12 FalIs Church Dec , 14 James Monroe Dec. 18 Quantico Post Dec. 21 Alurnni Jan. 4 Fal Is Church Jan. 8 Quantico Post Jan. 11 Culpeper Jan. 15 Spotsylvania Jan. 18 Falmouth Jan. 21 Occoquan Jan. 25 Culpeper Jan. 29 Nokesvi 1 le Feb. 1 Spotsylvania Feb. 5 Culpeper Feb. 8 Culpeper Feb. 12 James Monroe Feb. 15 Falmouth Feb. 19 Occoquan Feb. 22 Nokesvi 1 le FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Reid, Marc Davis, Haynes Davis, Tom Kelso, Frank Hoss, Ronald Cavanaugh, Fred McGlothin. SECOND ROW: Ronald Cornell, Brice Corder, Junior Lawler, Italo Papa, Dante Papa, Max McClendon, and Coach Fortuna. 41 1952 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OHS Sept. 21 0 Culpeper 40 Sept. 28 2 Charles Town 6 Oct. 5 0 James Wood 20 Oct. 12 6 Orange 0 Oct. 19 12 Stuy vesant 0 Oct. 26 19 Caroline 0 Nov. 2 25 Washington Lee JV 13 Nov. 10 6 Falls Church 0 Nov. 16 27 Spotsy Ivania 13 V A R S I [ no SMOKING FIRSTROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Burer, Carl Hibbard, Paul Royer, Warren Heinemann, Jimmy Johnson, Allan Gossom, E.W. Hurst. SECOND ROW: Walter Edwards, Wallace Hook, Jackie Breeden, Curtis Harr- over, Lea Kruse, Rumsey Light, Ernest Strawderman, Dwight Knupp, and Coach Leo. 42 CHEERLEADERS -o g o d 03 Ci C D D D d CD CO -a a nj £ 03 X GO bo D Q- i-. 03 2 c o 3 E CD O u s c 3 CD — J_i M 03 D Cl- D 4-1 (D 3 3 a c (D a o3 CD (D -a o3 d CD a. o3 CD D 3 CO x co 3 o CD O o Oh 3 O U-. 4— CO 3 o3 O c o3 N D 3 kH (D -3 4- o3 u bC o3 UJ D 3 3 o3 -3 H X a 2 o H H u w x 03 2 a x CD o3 O O X Galleher. B A S [ B A [ [ sum c. ' |Mk r ; «« 4 : r 1 SW FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Arthur Patton, Ralph Truesdale, Warren Harrover, Dennis Ayres, Richard Black, David Barbee, Italo Papa, Fred McGlothin, and Coach Leo. SECOND ROW; Brice Corder, Jimmy Young, William Speakes, Curtis Harrover, Franklin Shetley, Bobby Hall, Carl Hibbard, Dante Papa, Jack Cross. LEFT TO RIGHT; Carey Corder, Frank Hoss, Tommy Lightner, Haynes Da� ' is, Gerald Sproles, Joe Burer, Ronald Black, Lea Kruse, Ronald Skewes, and Coach Fortuna. 44 T R A C K 6 FOOTBALL AWARDS LEFT TO RIGHT: Garland Gregory, Bobby Payne, Joe Burer, Ruben Hicks, and Coach Leo. Bobby Payne and Joe Burer were awarded the Lions Club Football trophies for the outstand¬ ing players of the year. THE SUPERINTENDENT THROWS OUT THE FIRST BALL. MR. J. M. GARBER 45 ®SySI| I l H [ ? Donald Kline 47 o vC ■ v 48 A MOVIE IS MADE AT OSBOURN See page 60 for a full page picture of the class¬ room with our students dressed in clothes typical of the 1920‘s. They are laughing at the deaf boy. Y e ■ Imagine it! Part of a movie was actually filmed at Osbourn. The film, produced by the National Education Association, is designed to present modern methods of teaching contrasted with older and often less progressive procedures as a method of presenting the profession to the public and recruiting new teachers. The scene shown above (1920 ' s) concerns a boy, Robert Tully, who is deaf (the teacher and his class¬ mates are unaware of his difficulty) and is considered to be stupid. All laugh at his fai lure toanswer correctly his teacher ' s questions. All, that is, except Lou Galleher who has sympathy for him. Hisdeafness is dis¬ covered when he is nearlyhitbya car because of his failure to hear its horn. (One of Edgar Rhor ' s antique automobiles is used.) Lou, who un¬ derstood his trouble, grows up and becomes a fine teacher. One sees that the modern teacher is trained to recognize such problems. 49 POSES THEV WOULD LIKE TO Ronald Cavanagh FORGET Ursula Von Loesch Carol O ' Donovan 50 LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Parks, Sonny Laws Stanley Earhart, and Mr Brent MR. BRENT GETS HIS REVENGE The heads which appear elsewhere on this page represent a study in principals! 51 Gerald DeHart The heads which appear elsewhere on this page represent a study in assistant principals. 52 5 3 54 AND GET ALONG WITH THE BEAUTIFUL GALS LEFT TO RIGHT: Haynes Davis, Ann Smith, Warren Harrover and (botton of picture) Cather¬ ine Dennis Baker. 55 LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Payne, Frank Hoss, Ralph Truesdell, Cary Corder, Haynes Davis, Joe Burer, Brice Corder and Gerald Sproles. ne carrying the ball. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Stroup, Sue Espenshade, Fred Dowell, Faye Woods, Peggy Hawkins, and Loyce Guy. LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Sandra Cook, King Gail Tompson, Queen Bill Harris, and Larry Davis. STANDING: Fredonia Hereford and Billy Butler. In observance of Raf Week, the freshman class was welcomed into the routine of Osbourn High School. In appreciation of their good sportsmanship, a party was given for the ciass and a king and queen were crowned. During Rat vVeek, the rats were forced to dress in a most peculiar way. The boysdressed like girls and the girls dressed like boys. The girls wore their hair in pigtails with clothespins on them and the boys wore green bow ties. At the close of the week an assembly was he Id to punish the rats who were bad during the week. 57 SAND FIRST ROW, FRONT TO BACK: Frank Hoss, Jackie Earhart, Joan Stroup, Ronald Skewes, Hill Brown, Billy Butler, Tom Kelso, and Dwight Knupp. SECOND ROW: Martha Ann Eagle, Junior Rector, Faye Woods, Billy Kline, Joyce Mayhugh, Ann Bennett, and Douglas Miller. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hatch. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Reid, Cary Corder, Phyllis Richardson, Jerry Botkins, Barbara Hoss, Romelle Swigart, Wallace Hook and Mickey Richardson. FIFTH ROW: George Helms, Gilbert Miller, Mary Ann Sinclair, Beverly Bourne, Charles Young, Sylvia Sinclair, Loyce Guy and Paul Royer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Lou Trimmer, Doris Sa lter, Claudette Woodyard, and Eleanor Caton. WE DIDN’T NOTICE THE SNOW SENIOR DIRECTORY ALBERTSON, MARLENE JOYCE-- ' 49- ' 50, F. H. A.; ' 50- ' 51, ParlimentarianF. H. A. , HealthCommittce, Honor Society; ' 51 - ' 52, Honor Society. ALPAUGH, WALTER HAYDON-- ' 47- ' 48, Band; ' 48- ' 49, Virginia Forest Service, Baseball Manager, Dramatics Club, Band, Yellow Jacket Staff, Hi-Jacket Staff; ’49- ' 50, Virginia Forest Service, Dramatics Club, Yellow Jacket Staff, Hi- Jacket Staff, Football Manager; ' 50- ' 51, Virginia Forest Service, Chairman Extra Curricular Activities Committee, Council, Dramatics Club; 51 - ' 52, Virginia Forest Service, Dramatics Club, Home Room President, Council, Extra Curricular Activities Committee. BAKER, JOHN CLARK-- ' 48 • ' 49, Travel Club, Yellow Jacket Staff; ' 49- ' 50, Track, Dramatics Club, Yellow Jacket Staff, Business Manager of Handbook. BARBEE, DAVID AUSTIN--’48- ' 49, Football, Baseball, Travel Club, Building and Grounds Committee; ' 49- ' 50, Foot¬ ball, J. V. Basketball, Baseball, Building and Grounds Committee; ' 50- ' 51, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Dramatics Club, Virginia Forest Service; ’51-’52, Football, Basketball, Baseball. BEACH, JACQUELINE— BELL, DOROTHY JEAN-- ' 48- ' 49, Home Ec. Club; ' 49- ' 50, Travel Club, Glee Club; ' 50- ' 51, Travel Club, Glee Club; ’51 - ' 52, Commercial Club Treasurer, Library Council. BELL, THELMA JEANETTE-- ' 47- ' 48, Dramatics Club, Home Ec. Club, Glee Club; ' 48- ' 49, Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Home Ec. Club; ' 49- ' 50, Dramatics Club. BENNETT, ELEANOR ANN-- ' 48- ' 49, Yellow Jacket Staff, Dramatics Club; ’49- ' 50, Band, Yellow Jacket Staff, Hi- Jacket Staff, Dramatics Club; ' 50- ' 51 , Band, President Junior Red Cross, Council; ' 51- ' 52, Band, Yellow Jacket Staff. BLACK, RICHARD GARY-- ' 48- ' 49, Vice-President Home Room, Science Club; ' 49- ' 50, Travel Club, Track; ' 50- ' 51, President International Relations Club, Virginia Forest Service, Football, Track; ' 51- ' 52, Football. BLACK, RONALD HOWARD-- ' 48- ' 49, Dramatics Club; ' 49- ' 50, Track, Travel Club, Patrol, Grounds Committee; ' 50- ' 51, Football, Track, International Relations Club, Patrol, Virginia Forest Service; ' 51- ' 52, Football. BREEDEN, MARY JANE-- ' 48- ' 49, Home Room Reporter, Glee Club, Band, Home Ec. Club, Health Committee; ' 49- ' 50, Vice-President Home Room, Band, Home Ec. Club, Glee Club, Cheerleader; ' 50-’51, Home Room President, Council, Honor Society, Treasurer Home Ec. Club, Band, Cheerleader, Girls ' State; ' 51 - ' 52, Vice-President S. C. A. Senate, Council, Band, Cheerleader, Yellow Jacket Staff, Home Ec. Club, Honor Society. BREEDEN, NANCY CATHERINE-- ' 48- ' 49, Vice-President Home Room, Home Ec. Club; ' 49- ' 50, Home Ec. Club, Glee Club, Building and Grounds Committee, Dramatics Club; ' go- ' gi, Vice-President Home Room, Dramatics Club, Honor Society; ' 51 -’52, Dramatics Club, Senate, Treasurer Home Room, Honor Society. BULL, JOHN--’51- ' 52 Transferred from Fairfax High School. BURCHARD, ROBERT ALLISON-- ' 48- ' 49, Dramatics Club; ' 49- ' 59, Treasurer Home Room; ' 50- ' 51, Virginia Forest Service, Dramatics Club; ' 51- ' 52, Dramatics Club, Football. CARROLL, HELEN DAWN-- ' 48-’49, Home Ec. Club; ' 49- ' 50, Treasurer Nature Club; ' 50- ' 51, Home Ec. Club, Vice- President Commercial Club. CATON, ELEANOR LEE-- ' 48- ' 49, Secretary Home Room, Basketball, Home Ec. Club, Science Club, Glee Club, Band, ' 49- ' 50, Science Club, Glee Club, Softball, Basketball; ' 50- ' 51, President Commercial Club, Council, Treas¬ urer Home Room; ’51- ' 52, Vice-President Home Room, Council, Glee Club, Commercial Club. CAVANAUGH, RONALD EDWARD-- ' 48- ' 49, Science Club; ' 49- ' 50, J.V. Basketball, Science Club; ' 50- ' 51, Basket¬ ball; ' 51- ' 52, Basketball. CLARK LORETTA,--’48- ' 49, Nature Club; ' 49-’50, Library Council. COLEMAN, ANN WARREN-- ' 47- ' 48, Dramatics Club, Jr. Red Cross, Glee Club; ' 48- ' 49, Secretary Dramatics Club, Glee Club, J.V. Basketball, Library Council; ' 49- ' 50, Business Manager of Handbook, Vice-President Glee Club, Sec¬ retary Dramatics Club, Honor Society, Cheerleader; ' 50- ' 5i, Secretary Girls ' Athletic Association, Co-Chairman Extra Curricular Activities Committee, County Federation Senator, Honor Society, Cheerleader, Secretary Dramatics Club; ' 5l- ' 52, Editor of Hi-Jacket, Cheerleader, Honor Society. COMPTON, ALVIN RADFORD-- ' 48- ' 49, Baseball Manager, Travel Club, Building and Grounds Committee; ’49- ' 50, Football, Science Club, Travel Club. CORDER, CAREY-- ' 49- ’50, Band; ' 50- ' 51, Band, Basketball; ' 51 - ' 52, Band, Basketball, Football, Track. CORNWELL, BEULAH ELIZABETH-- ' 48- ' 49, Nature Club, Home Ec. Club; ' 49- ' 50, Nature Club; ' 50- ' 5l, Halloween Court. 61 CRABILL, ELLEN FRANCES-- ' 48- ' 49, F.H.A. Club; ' - ' 50, F. H. A. , Commercial Club; ' 50- ’51, Vice President F. H.A., Treasurer Home Room; ' 51- ' 52, F.H.A. DAVIS, HAYNES WILLARD-- ' 47- ' 48, Science Club, VirginiaForest Service; ' 48- ' 49, Virginia Forest Service, Science Club, Treasurer Home Room; ' 49- ' 50, Dramatics Club, VirginiaForest Service, Football, Track, Council, President Home Room; ’50- ' 51, Dramatics Club, Virginia Forest Service, Football, Track, Council, Athletic Association, President Home Room; ' 51- ' 52, DramaticsClub, GleeClub, Co-Captain F ootball, President S.C.A. , C ouncil, Senate, Athletic Association, Basketball. DAVIS, MARC SARCHET--’51- ' 52, Transferred from Corvallis High School, Corvallis Oregon, Football, Basketball. EAGLE, MARTHA ANNE-- ' 48-’49, Basketball, Band, GleeClub, DramaticsClub, Library Council, ’49- ' 50, President. Jr. RedCross, GleeClub, Cheerleader, Basketball, Library Council, Council; ' 50- ' 51, Cheerleader, Vice-President Art Club, Honor Society, Senate; ’51 - ' 52, County Federation Senator, Band, Cheerleader, Co-Editor Yellow Jacket, Honor Society. FLYNN, DELLA ANNETTE-- ' 51 -’52, Transferred from the high school department ofFerrumJr. College, Ferrum, Virginia. Glee Club, J. V. Cheerleader, Building and Grounds Committee. FOX, ESTHER ANNA-- ' 48- ' 49, Nature Club; ' 49- ' 50, Secretary Nature Club. FOX, JOYCE ANN-- ' 48- ' 49, HomeEc. Club, Basketball, Building and Grounds Committee; ’49-’50, Home Ec. Club, Nature Club, Basketball; ' 50 -’51, Honor Society, Parliamentarian Home Ec. Club; ’ 5 1 - ' 52, Honor Society. GALLEHER, LOUISE FALLIGANT--’49-’50 Transferred from Collegiate School, Richmond, Virginia, GleeClub; ' 50- ' 51, CaptainCheerleaders, Jr. RedCross, Honor Society, Publicity Committee, Extra Curricular Activities Committee, Girls ' Athletic Association, Athletic Council, Vice-President Home Room, President Art Club; ’51- ' 52, Senate, Treas- urerS.C. A. , Council, CaptainCheerleaders, Halloween Court, Yellow Jacket Staff, Honor Society, Athletic Assoc¬ iation, Vice-President Senior Class, Publicity Committee. GARDNER, MASON CARL--’48-’49, F.F.A.; ' 49-50, F.F.A.; ' 50- ' 5I. F.F A.; ' 51 - ' 52, Secretary F. F. A. GARMAN, BETTY LEE--’48- ' 49, Home Ec. Club; 151 - ' 52, Treasurer of Home Room. GREGORY, ETHEL LUCILLE-- ' 48-’49, Home Ec. Club. GOUGH, SENIA ANN FRANCES-- ' 48- ' 49, Secretary Home Room Glee Club, F.H.A.; ' 49- ' 50, Secretary Home Room, Secretary F.H. A. , GleeClub; O- I, President F. H. A., Home Room Reporter, Commercial Club, Softball, Council, Halloween Court; ' 51- ' 52, F. H. A. , Secretary Home Room, Commercial, Council, Parliamentarian S. C. A. , Senate. GREGORY, GERALD HART-- ' 48- ' 49, Treasurer Home Room, Band, Publicity Committee; ' 49- ' 50, GleeClub, Band, Hi-Jacket Staff, Publicity Commit tee; ’50- ' 5l, Band, J.V. Basketball, Publicity Committee, Extra Curricular Activities Committee, International Relations Club; ' 51 - ' 52, Band, Business Manager Hi-Jacket, Yellowjacket Staff. HALL, ROBERT M.-- ' 48- ' 49, DramaticsClub; ' 49- ' 50, Baseball, DramaticsClub, VirginiaForest Service, J.V. Bas¬ ketball; ' 50- ' 51, J.V. Basketball, Virginia Forest Service, Baseball; 51- ' 52, Football, Basketball, Baseball. HAMM, KENNETH JOHN--Science Club; ' qg- ' o, Science Club; O- l, President Science Club, Council, Honor Society; ' 51 - ’52, Science Club, Honor Society. HARDESTY, VERNONDEAN-- ' 48- ' 49, Science Club, Building and Grounds Committee, Yellowjacket Staff; ' 49- ' 5 °i Travel Club, Science Club; ' 50-’51, Science Club, Virginia Forest Service. HARRIS, 1 MELDA GERTRUDE-- ' 48- ' 49, HomeEc. Club; ' 49- ' 50, HomeEc. Club; ' 50- ' 51, Library Council. HARROVER, CHARLES WARREN--’47 ' 48, F. F. A., Building and Grounds Committee, Football; ' 48 -’ 49 , F.F. A., Pa¬ trol, Virginia Forest Service, Building and Grounds Committee, Football, Baseball; ' 49- ' 50, F.F. A. Vice-President, Chairman Building and Grounds Committee, Virginia Forest Service, Patrol, Football, Baseball, Council; ' 50- ' 51. President F.F. A., President Virginia Forest Service, Building and Grounds Committee, Council, Football, Baseball, Patrol; ' 51- ' 52, Co-Captain Football, Athletic Association, Honorary Member of F.F. A. HARROVER, HELEN ELIZABETH-- ' 48- ' 49, Health Committee, Band, HomeEc. Club, GleeClub, Softball, Secretary Home Room; ' 49-’50, HomeEc. Club, Band, Science Club, Softball, President Home Room, Council, Travel Club, ’50-’5I, Council, Senate, Vice-President S.C. A. , Commercial Club, Vice-President Band, Softball; ' 51 - ’52, Band, Glee Club, County Federation Senator, Softball, Council, Library Council. HERNDON, SHIRLEY JOYCE--’48- ' 49, GleeClub, Majorette, Basketball, Softball; ' 49 _ ' 5 0 GleeClub, Drum Major¬ ette; ' 50- ’51, International Relations Club, Drum Majorette; ' 51- ' 52, Drum Majorette. HURST, JEANETTE LEE-- ' 47- ' 48, Dramatics Club, GleeClub, Science Club; ' 48- ' 49, GleeClub, DramaticsClub; ' 49- ' 50, Treasurer of Dramatics Club, Honor Society, Vice-President Home Room, Cheerleader, GleeClub; ' 50- ' 5l, Senate, DramaticsClub, Honor Society, Cheerleader; ' 51- ' 52, Ffonor Society, Cheerleader. JONES, LEWIS WYATT-- ' 48-’49, TravelClub;’49- ' 50, Patrol, Travel Club; ’50- ' 5l, Patrol, Virginia Forest Service, ’51 - ' 52, Football, Virginia Forest Service. KELSO, CHARLES THOMAS-- ' 47- ' 48, Band, DramaticsClub; ' 48- ' 49, Football, J.V. Basketball, Band, Dramatics Club, Vice-President Home Room; ' 49-’50, Football, J.V. Basketball, Honor Society, Band, Virginia All-State Band, 62 Dramatics Club, Boys ' State; ' 50- ' 51, Football, Basketball, Honor Society, Virginia All-State Band, Dramatics Club, Vice-President of Band; ' 51 - ' 52, Football, Basketball, Honor Society, Band, Dramatics Club, President Senior Class. KEMPER, CATHERINE ANN-- ' 47- ' 48, Secretary Home Room, Buildings Committee, Dramatics Club, Science Club; ' 48- ' 49, Secretary Jr. Red Cross, Dramatics Club; ' 49- ' 50, President Home Room, Dramatics Club, Honor Society, Girls ' State, Council; ' 50- ' 51, Senator, Honor Society, Dramatics Club, Co-Chairman Assembly Committee; ' 51- ' 52, Treasurer County Federation, Honor Society. LAWHEAD, DONALD EUGENE-- ' 50- ' 51. Transferred from Anacostia High School, Washington, D.C. ' 51- ' 52, Honor Society. LAWLER, QUENTIN FRANKLIN-- ' 47- ' 48, Dramatics Club, Yellow Jacket Staff, Band; ’48- ' 49, Vice-President Dra¬ matics Club, J. V. Basketball, Yellow Jacket Staff, Manager Football; ' 49- ' 50, Dramatics Club, Virginia Forest Serv¬ ice, Yellowjacket Staff; ' 50- ' 51, Dramatics Club, Basketball, Honor Society, Extra Curricular Activities Committee; ' 51 - ' 52, Dramatics Club, Honor Society, Treasurer Senior 1 Class, Basketball. MACHEN, GILL-- ' 47- ' 48, Virginia Forest Service; ' 48- ' 49, Patrol, Virginia Forest Service; ' 49- ' 50, Virginia Forest Service; ' 50- ' 5i, Virginia Forest Service; ' 51- ' 52, Virginia Forest Service. MAUCK, OLIVER LEROY-- ' 5l- ' 52, Transferred from Occoquan High School. MERCHANT, WINONA MAE-- ' 49- ' 50, Transferred to Osbourn in 1950, 50- ' 51, Honor Society, Library Council; ' 51- ' 52, Honor Society, Science Club, Monogran Club. MILLER, DOUGLAS LEO-- ' 47- ' 48, Dramatics Club, Band, Yellow Jacket Staff; ' 48- ' 49, Band, Dramatics Club, Yellow Jacket Staff; ' 49- ' 50, Band, Dramatics Club, Honor Society, Science Club, ' 50- ' 51, Vice-President Honor Society, Band, Dramatics Club; ' 51- ' 52, Vice-President Band, Honor Society, Senate, Yellow Jacket Staff. O’DONOVAN, CAROL ANNE-- 50- ' 5 I, Transferred from Anacostia High School. Library Council, Softball; 51 - 52, President Home Room, Council, Softball. PAPA, DANTE- - ' 49- ' 50, Dramatics Club, J. V. Basketball; ' 50- ' 51, Travel Club Treasurer, Baseball, J. V. Basketball; ' 51- ' 52, Basketball, Baseball. PAPA, ITALO-- ' 49-‘50, Dramatics Club; ' 50- ' 51, J.V. Basketball, Baseball; ' 51 -’52, Basketball Baseball. PATTON, ARTHUR LEE-- ' 48- ' 49, F.F.A.; ’50-’51, Football; ' 51 - ’52, Football. PAYNE, BOBBY RAY-- ' 47- ' 48, Grounds Committee, Virginia Forest Service, F.F.A.; ' 48- ' 49, Football, Track, Grounds Committee, F.F.A.; ' 49- ' 50, Football, Virginia Forest Service; ' 50- ' 51, Football, Virginia Forest Service; ' 51-’52, Football. PAYNE, SONNEY LEE-- ' 48- ' 49, Football, Virginia Forest Service; ' 49 ' 50. Football, Track, Virginia Forest Service; ' 50- ' 5l, Football, Baseball, Virginia Forest Service; 51 - 52, Virginia Forest Service. PENCE JOHN CHARLES-- ' 48- ' 491, Travel Club, Baseball Manager, Library Council; ' 49 ' 50, Travel Club, Baseball Manager, Science Club, Building and Grounds Committee; ’50- ' 51, Vice-President International Relations Club, J. V. Basketball, Science Club, Baseball; ’51- ' 52, Basketball, Baseball. RECTOR, CHARLES WALTER-- ' 48-’49, President Home Room, Patrol, Council; ' 49- ' 50, Captain Patrol, Dramatics Club, Senator, Council, Track; ’50- ' 5l, Captain Patrol, Dramatics Club, Council, Chairman Building and Grounds Committee, Honor Society; ' 5 1 ' 5 2 Captain Patrol, Council, Honor Society. ROSS, ELIZABETH ANN-- ' 48- ' 49, Home Ec. Club, Glee Club; ' 49- ' 50, President Home Room, Council, Home Ec. Club, Glee Club, Basketball Manager; ' 50- ' 51, Extra Curricular Activities Committee, Home Ec. Club; 51 - ' 52, Extra Curricular Activities, Committee, Chairman Health Committee, Commercial Club, Jr. Red Cross. RUSSELL, MARY E. SALTER, DORIS EDNA-- ' 48- ' 49, President Home Room, Basketball, Softball, Council, Dramatics Club, Library Coun¬ cil, Glee Club, Band; ’49-’50, Secretary Home Room, Dramatics Club, Basketball, Softball; ' 50- ' 51, Dramatics Club, Softball, Honor Society, Publicity Committee; ' 51 - ' 52, Honor Society, Softball, Commercial Club, GleeClub. SHEILDS, BONITA LOIS-- ' 48- ' 49, Glee Club, Band; ' 49-’50, Jr. Red Cross, GleeClub, Library Council; ' 50 - ' 51, GleeClub, Library Council; 51 - ' 52, Yellow Jacket Staff. SINCLAIR, MARY ANN-- ' 48- ' 49, Band, President Home Room, GleeClub, Council; ' 49- ' 50, Publicity Committee, President of Band, Council, GleeClub, Hi-Jacket Staff; ' 50- ' 51, Band, GleeClub, Chairman Publicity Committee, County Federation Senator, Extra Curricular Activities Committee, Art Club, Council, Honor Society; ' 51- ' 52, Pres¬ ident of Band, Publicity Committee, Yellowjacket Staff, Council, Honor Society, Extra Curricular Activities Com¬ mittee. SMITH, ANNE MARIE-- ' 48- ' 49, Science Club; ' 49- ' 50, Jr. Red Cross-Vice-President, GleeClub, Travel Club; ' 50- ' 51, Council, Home Room President, Commercial Club, Halloween Queen. SPRING, WILLIAM--’48- ' 49, TravelClub; ' 49-’50, Travel Club; ' 50- ' 51, J.V. Basketball, Baseball; ' 51 - ' 52, Baseball, Baseball. 63 SPROLES, GERALD BARNES-- ' 47- ' 48, Art Club, Science Club; ' 48- ' 49, J.V. Basketball; ' 49- ' 5c , Football, J.V. Bas¬ ketball, Travel Club; ' 50- ' 51, Football, Basketball Manager, Track; ' 51- ' 52, Football, Basketball, Track, Virginia Forest Service. SULLIVAN, JOYCE MAE-- ' 48- ' 49, Glee Club, Softball; ' 49- ' 50, Glee Club, F.H.A., Softball, Vice-President Home Room, Building and Ground Committee; ' 50- ' 51, Historian F. H. A. , Health Committee, Vice-President of County Federation, Softball, Building and Grounds Committee; ' 51 - ' 52, President County F. H. A. , Secretary Senior Class. Stenographer S.C. A. , Council, Senate. SUTPHIN, DOROTHY BELL- -’47- ' 48, Glee Club, Home Ec. Club; ' 48- ’49, Home Ec. Club. TODD, THELMA IRENE--’48- ' 49, Dramatics Club, Glee Club; ' 49- ' 50, Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Library Council; ’ 5 ° ' 51, Dramatics Club, Vice-President Home Room, Softball, Commercial Club, Honor Society; ' 5I- ' 52, Dramatics Club, Honor Society, Softball. TRIMMER, MARY LOU- - ' 48- ' 49, Basketball, Softball, GleeClub, Library Council; ' 49- ' 50, Secretary-Treasurer Home Room, Glee Club, Basketball, Softball, Jr. Red Cross; ' 50-51 ' , Vice-President Library Council, Softball, Secretary Home Room, Honor Society; ' 51 - ' 52, Yellow Ja cket Staff, Honor Society Softball, GleeClub, Commercial Club, Chairman Extra Curricular Activities Committee. TRUEDSELL, RALPH EPHIRIAM- - ' 51 - ' 52, Transferred from Mount Vernon High School, Football, Basketball, Track, UTTERBACK, MARY JANE-- ' 48- ' 49, GleeClub, Dramatics Club, Home Ec. Club; ' 49 ' 50, Secretary S. C. A. , J. V. Basketball, Dramatics Club, Home Ec. Club; ' 50- ' 51, Senator, Vice-President Dramatics Club, Softball, Honor Society; ' 51 - ' 52, Honor Society, Dramatics Club, Secretary Home Room, Softball. VON LOESCH, URSULA-- ' 48- ' 49, Nature Club; ’49 ' 50, Nature Club, Health Committee; ' 50- ' 51, Library Council. WERNER, JUNE ELIZABETH-- ' 48- ' 49, Transferred from Eliot Junior High School, Washington, D.C. Home Ec. Club; ' 49- ' 50, Home Ec. Club, GleeClub; ' 50- ' 51, Home Ec. Club-Reporter. WINES, EARNEST PAINTER- - ' 48- ' 49, F.F.A.; ’49-’50, F.F.A.; ' 50- ' 51, F.F.A.; ' 51 - ’52, Vice-President F. F. A. WOOD, THELMA MARIE--Transferred from Fairfax High School. WOODYARD, CLAUDETTE RUTH-- ' 48- 49 ' Vice-President Home Ec. Club, Jr. Red Cross, Science Club, Library Council; ' 49- ' 50, Home Ec. Club, Jr. Red Cross, Library Council; ’50- ' 51, Secretary Commercial Club, Library Council; ' 51- ' 52, Commercial Club. 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