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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

V MARI ' B. NELSON Mi - 1954 PERPETUATING Buzzy Osbourn Yellow Jacket Editor-in-Chief.Laura Fries Assistant Editor.Betty Swank Make-up Editors.Jean Woods Helen Meyer, and Joan Stroup Copy Editors.Sue Espenshade Ann Walser Ratcliffe, and Barbara Clark Picture Editors.Dwight Knupp Paul Royer, Larry Davis, and Frank Hos Art Editor.. Alice Jane Bryant Business Manager.Ruby Runion Faculty Advisor.Mr. Martin C. Judy OSBOURN HIGH SCHOOL Manassas, Virginia On Manassas Western Border Clear against the sky Proudly stands our Alma Mater, As the years go by. Forward ever be our watchword Conquer and Prevail! ourn | dj i ... | Cherished by thy sons and daughters Memories sweet shall throng Round our heart, O Alma Mater As we sing thy song. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, M.H.S. All Hail! We, the Seniors of the class of 54, do proudly dedicate this annual to one who has been a inspiration to the class this year. Without her help, many things would not have happened that will make this year stand as one vivid in our memory throughout life. We are extremely grateful for her encouragement and enthusiasm at the times when our zeal was gone. She has helped to make this year enjoyable, and we hope that this book will be a reminder of her stay here. 4 MR. J. WALLACE BOLDING During the years he has taught at Osbourn, Mr. Bolding has done much both for the school as a whole and the Senior Class. His exceptional work with the Monogram Club will long be remembered. We the 1954 Senior Class are proud to honor him. We feel that during the past year both Mr. Yost and Mr. Loftin have done exceptional work with the J. V. Football team and band respectfully.. We, the Senior Class welcome them. MR. DON LOFTIN MR. HERBERT YOST This page is sponsored by MANASSAS ICE AND FUEL 5 Director of Instruction 6 MISS CARRIE B. LANGFORD Assistant Principal and Director of Guidance MR. JAMES D. ALLEN Capitol Radio Engineering Radio and T. V. Instructor MRS. REAMS E. BENNETT B. S. Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, University of Tennessee. English and Social Studies MR. REAMS E. BENNETT B. S. Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, University of Tennessee Industrial Arts. MRS. J. F. CHILTON A.B. Mary Washington College, Middlebury Spanish, English, and French. MRS. MARY K. EDWARDS Devour Beauty School Cosmotology. MR. RAYMOND R. FISHPAW B. S. University of Maryland, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Vocational Agriculture MR. C. L. FOX University of Maryland, Carpentry. MISS PAGE FRY B. S. C. , Rider, New York University, Columbia University, William and Mary. Business Education MR. JAMES WALLACE BOLDING B. A. College of William and Mary. Social Studies and English MR. E. SHREVE BRENT B. A. William and Mary College, Social Studies and English. MR. JACOB K, CONNER Auto Mechanics. MRS. D. D. EUSTLER A. B. Berea College, Western Reserve University. Librarian MRS. J. C. EVANS Louisana Polytechnical Institute, Home Economics. MISS VIRGINIA L. GOULDIN B. S. Madison College, Director of Physical Education and Health. MRS. FRANCES S. HELMS Ph. B. University of West Virginia. Biology, English and Social Studies. MISS BETTY LEE JENKINS B.M. Ed. Madison College, Music and English MISS EMILY JAMES JOHNSON A. B. University of Nashville, Peabody College. Mathematics and Latin. MISS EDITH LAYMAN B. S. Madison College, Home Economics MR. JAMES LEO Ph. B. Providence College, University of West Virginia. Director of Physical Education, and Athletics. MISS LILLIAN ORLICH A.B. Hunter College, M.A. New York University, History, English MISS AMORY DEXTER RICE B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Science and Math. MISS PAULINE SMITH B.S. College of William and Mary, University of Virginia, Union College, Chemistry and Mathematics y MISS. MARY B. NELSON B.S. Longwood College, M.A. Columbia University, History. MRS. JAMES B. MYERS B.S. Mary Washington College, Business Education. MR. DON R. LOFTIN B.M. Shenadoah College, Band. MRS. J.M. O’NEIL B.S. Longwood College, Math MRS. DAVID L. TUTTLE B.S. Framengton College Science, English and Physical Education. MRS. GOLDWYN DIKE Secretary. MR. RICHARD E. MAGGARD University of Virginia, University of Wisconsin, Electricity. MR. HERBERT YOST B.S. University of West Virginia, Biology, Science and Physical Education. MRS. FLORENCE GUE MR. WILLIAM Y. ELLICOTT School Nurse Attendence Officer. MRS. C. R. JORDOT Visiting Teacher. emors uniorS BARRY POWELL ALLEN (FLASH) SHIRLEY MAE BAILEY (BABY BUZZARD) Transferred from Jacksonville, N.C. 50- 51-FHA, Volley Ball, 51- 52-FHA, 52-53-FHA, Monogram, 53-54-Commer¬ cial Club .S eniord THOMAS MATTHEW BEAVERS (HUBBLES) 49- 50-Buildings and Grounds, 50- 51-Health Committee, 52-53-Football. PATRICIA ANN BELL (PATSY) 49-50-FHA, 51-52- FHA, 52-53-Monogram Club, FHA, 53 - 54 - Commercial Club, FHA. CHARLOTTE JANE BLEVINS (PENNY) 50-51-FHA, 51-52-FHA, Monogram Club, 52-53- FHA, Commercial Club, Jr. Honor Society, Monogram Club, Buildings and Grounds, Athletic Associa¬ tion, Senator, 53-54- Council, FHA, Sr. Honor Society. BARBARA ANN BOWERS (BARBARA) 49- 50-Glee Club, 50- 51-Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Honor Society, 52-53-FHA, Commercial Club Publicity Commit¬ tee, Sr. Honor Society. CAROL DEAN BREEDEN (SKEETER) 49-50-Glee Club, 50-51-FHA, 52- 53-Majorette, FHA, 53- 54-Majorette, Senate, Council, Commercial Club SCA, (Treasurer) ROBERT ALLEN BULL (ABDULLAH) 51-52-FFA, Buildings and Grounds, Vice President, Home Room KVG, 53-54-President Senior Class, Council. JS eniorA FREDA. CHANDLER (DEACON) GRACE E. CAVAZOS (GRACE) 50-51-FHA, 51-52-FHA, Library Council, 52-53 Publications Staff, 53- 54-Library Council, Commercial Club. This page is sponsored by VIOLA PROFFITT ROY EDWIN CLARK (RUM) Transferred from Gar- Field High School. 53-54-KVG. BETTY FAYRENE CHILDRESS (FAYRENE) 52-53-Sr. Honor Society, Library Council, Commercial Club, 53-54-Library Council, Sr. Honor Society. BARBARA BUNDY CLARK (SCOOTER) 49- 50-Glee Club, 50- 51 - Basketball, 51- 52-Assembly Com¬ mittee, 52-53, SCA Dramatics Club, Senate, Council, 53-54-Dramatics Club. SHIRLEY ANN COLLINS (SHIRL) 49-50-Glee Club, 50-51- FHA, Jr. Honor Society, Monogram Club, 5 I- 5 2- Jr. Honor Society, FHA, Monogram, Library Council, 52-53-FHA, Council, Monogram Club, 53-54-Monogram Club, Commercial Club. S emorA LARRY LEE COLLINS (SHARK) BRICE WOOD CORDER (KINKY) 49- 50-Dramatics Club, 50- 51-Dramatics Club, Football, 5i-52-Football, Basketball, Baseball, Council, Dramatics Club, 53-54-Football, Basketball, Baseball, FVG. , Glee Club, Publications. EDITH DELENE CORNWELL (DEEDIE) 49-50-FHA, 51-52- FHA, Health Committee, 52-53- FHA (President) Library Conuncil Jr. Honor Society, Council, 53-54- Commercial Club. 12 ROBERTA ANN COSTELLO (BOOGIE) 50- 51-FHA, Commercial Club, 51- 52-FHA, Commercial Club, Monogram, 52-53- FHA (Sec.) Monogram, 53-54- FHA (V. Pres.) Monogram, Council GENE TANNER DAFFAN (MUSCLES) 49-50-Buildings and Grounds Committee, 51- 52-Travel Club, 53-54- Publications Staff. GARY LORIA DiVECCHIA (MIDGE) Transferred from Mount Vernon. 52-53-Publications, Publicity Committee, Football, Basketball, Baseball, 53-54- Publications, Glee Club, Football, Basket¬ ball, Baseball, Dramatics. s emor6 MARY ALICE DODD (M.A.D.) 49-50-Glee Club, 50-51- Dramatics Club, Jr. Honor Society, Health Committee, Jr. Cheerleader, 51-52-Jr. Red Cross, Jr. Honor Society, Health Committee, 52-53-Sr. Honor Society, Glee Club, Dramatics, Publicity, 53-54- Publications, Glee Club, Health Committee. CHRISTINE ALTHAUS DOTTERER (PRETZLES) 50-51-Volley Ball, 51 - 52- FHA, 52-53-Sr. Honor Society, Basketball, FHA, 53- 54-Sr. Honor Society. JACK EARHART (JACKIE) 50-51-Band, Science Club, 51-52-Band, Buildings and Grounds, 52-53-Travel Club, Band, Council, Football, 53-54-Band, Football. EUNICE MARIE EBHARDT (PUDDIN ' ) 49- 50-Buildings and Grounds, Glee Club, 50- 51-Health Committee, 51- 52-Jr. Honor Society, 52- 53-Buildings and Grounds, Jr. Red Cross, Travel, 53-54-Sr. Honor Society, Library Council. m LAURA CATHERINE FRIES (CATHY) 49-50-Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Softball, Basketball, Buildings and Grounds, 50- 51-Basketball, FHA, Build¬ ings and Grounds, Jr. Honor Society, Volleyball, 51-52- Monogram Club, FHA, Library Council, Softball, Jr. Honor Society, 52-53-FHA, Monogram Club, Library Council, Basketball, Sr. Honor Society, Publications, 53-54-Monogram Club, Council, Athletic Association, Basketball, Publications, Glee Club. ANITA SUE ESPENSHADE (SUSIE) 49-50-Dramatics Club, Health Committee Glee Club, 50-51-Dramatics Club, Softball, Jr. Cheerleaders, Glee Club, Jr. Honor Society, Jr. Red Cross, 51-52- Cheerleader, Buildings and Grounds, Senator, Jr. Honor Society, 52-53-Cheerleader, Publications, Dramatics Club, Sr. Honor Society, Council, 53-54 -Council, Senate, Publications, Dramatics, S. C. A., Cheerleader, Sr. Honor Society. CLAIR ELMER FLETCHER (FLETCH) 50- 51-Science Club, 51- 52-Home Room Officer, 53-54-Foot- ball, Track, Athletic Association. eniorj PEGGY JEAN HARRIS (PEG) ROBERT CURTIS HARROVER (SNOOKIE) 50-51, Dramatics Club, Baseball, Basketball, 51-52- Dramatics Club, Baseball, FFA, 52-53-Dramatics Club, Baseball, 53-54-SCA Pres. , Football, Baseball, Senator, Dramatics Club, Council, KVG, Glee Club, Delegate to 14 SCA State Board Of Education Boys state. FLOYD BENNETT GARDNER (BENNIE) Transferred from Gar- Field High School. 53-54-Monitor, KVG, Shop Foreman. STANLEY EDWARD HAYES (STAN THE MAN) JOSEPH ALLEN HERRING (JO-JO) Transferred from Alaska. 53-54-Football, KVG. S eniorS FRANK ALFRED HOSS, JR. (PANCHO) 49-50-Band, Dramatics Club, 50-51-Dramatics Club, Publications, Football, Basketball, Track, Senator, 52-53 Athletic Association, Glee Club, Football, Basketball, Track, 53-54-Band, Publications Athletic Association, Senate, Glee Club, Track, Football, Basketball. BETTY LORRAINE KENNEDY (BETS) 49-50-Council, 50-51 Library Club, Council, Jr. Red Cross, 51-52 Commercial Club, 52-53 Health Committee, Library Council, Softball, 53-54 Commercial Club NANCY ANNE KEYS (BABY DOLL) 50-51-FHA, Jr. Honor Society, 51-52-FHA, Jr. Honor Society, Commercial Club, Monogram 52-53-Sr. Honor Society Monogram, 53-54-Sr. Honor Society, Commercial Club, Jr. Red Cross DONALD LESTER KLINE (DONNIE) 49-50-Dramatics Club Band, Basketball, 50-51 FFA, Jr. Honor Society, Basketball, 51-52-FFA SCA Secretary, Basketball, Jr. Honor Society, 52-53 FFA, Athletic Association, Basketball, Track, Band, Council, KVG, Boys State, Senate, 53-54-KVG, Track, Basketball, Football, Monitor, Glee Club, FFA. DWIGHT ALLEN KNUPP (TWERP) 49-50-Dramatics, Band Travel, 50-51-Jr. Honor Society, Basketball, Dramatics, Band, 51-52-Jr. Honor Society, Basketball, Track, Extra Curricular, Activities Comm. Science Club, 52-53-Football, Sr. Honor Society, Football, Basketball, Track, Band, Glee Club, Senator, Boys State, 53-54-Basketball, Track. Glee Club, Band. DORIS MADELINE LEONARD (MADELINE) 49-50-Glee Club, 50-51- Library Council, 51-52- FHA, Sec. SCA. , Library Council, Soft- ball, Majorette, 52-53- Library Council, Majorette, FHA. 53-54 Majorette, Commercial Club. eniotA JULIE DALE LOFTHUS (JULIE) Transferred from Washington and Lee High School. 53-54-Glee Club, FHA. BETTY JEAN LOWE (B.J.) 49- 50-Health Committee 50- 51-FHA, 51-52-Softball 52-53-Majorette, Soft- ball, Publications, Com¬ mercial. 53-54-Softball, Majorette, This page is sponsored by PIEDMONT FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION THOMAS GORDON LIGHTNER (TOMMY) 50-51-Travel, Track, 51- 52- Basketball, Football, Track, Dramatics Club, 52- 53- Football, Track, Band, Glee Club, Athletic Association, Basketball, 53-54-Basketball, Band. 16 RUTH LYNCH (RUFUS) 50-51-Jr. Honor Society, FHA, 52-53-Senior Honor Society, Commercial Club, Monogram Club, 53-54- Senior Honor Society, Commercial Club. ' ■? 4 ' v.V • Wfjf JACK MARTIN (PUNCHY) 52-53 Dance Club. NANCY LEE McCUIN (NANCY) 49-50-Glee Club, 50-51- Commercial Club, Health Committee, 52-53-Library Council, 53-54-Commer- cial Club. JS eniorS EDITH MARIE POSEY (BOOTIE) 50-51-FHA, 51-52-FHA, 52-53-FHA, 53-54-Com¬ mercial Club, Publications, S.C.A. (Secretary) ANN WALSER RATCLIFFE (CANDY LAMB) 49-50-Glee Club, Basket¬ ball, Majorette, 50-51- Majorette, Basketball, Library Council, 51-52- Majorette, Publications, Pu blicity Committee, Jr. Red Cross, 52-53-Jr. Red Cross, Publications, Majorette, Basketball, 53-54-Publications, Majorette, Basketball, Extra Curricular Activi¬ ties Committee, Council County Federation. This page is sponsored by COCKES PHARMACY ROBERT COLEMAN REID (SAM) 49- 50-Band, Buildings and Grounds Committee, 50- 51-Band, Basketball, Football, Extra Curricu¬ lar Activities Committee, 51- 52-Football, Basket¬ ball, 52-53-Basketball, 53-54-Band, Basketball. 17 JOSEPH PAUL ROYER, JR. (PABLO) 49-50-Band, Dramatics Club, Basketball, Travel Club, 50-51-Council, Band, Dramatics Club, Basketball, Glee Club, 51 -52-Council, Assembly Committee, Basketball, Publications, Jr. Honor Society, 52-53-Senate, Council, Glee Club, Sr. Honor Society, Band, 53- 54- Basketball, Council, Publications, Sr. Honor Society, KVG, Monitor, Band, Boys State. MARY JANE SIMPSON (JANIE) 50-51-FHA, 5I-52-FHA, Monogram Club, 52-53- Publications, Monogram Club, 53-54-Monogram. SYLVIA CONWAY SINCLAIR (SYLVIA) 49- 50-Glee Club, Band, 50- 51-Band, Glee Club, 51- 52-Jr. Honor Society, Band, 52-53-Band, Glee Club, Sr. Honor Society, 53-54-Sr. Honor Society, Band. A emon3 EDITH ELIZABETH SHULTZ (EDITH) 52- 53-Sr. Honor Society, 53- 54-Sr. Honor Society. WILLIAM THOMAS SPEAKES (WHITEY) 52-53-Football. This page is sponsored by CENTER MARKET HAZEL MAE STANLEY (NUT) 52-53-FHA. MARGARET JOAN STROUP (MAGGIE) 50-51-Band, Dramatics Club, Softball, Cheerleader, 51- 52-Glee Club, Cheerleader, 52-53-Band, Publications, Cheerleader, 53-54-Band. 18 BETTY ANN SWANK (BESSIE) 49-50-Buildings and Grounds, 50-51 -FHA, Jr. Honor Society, Basketball, Volleyball, 51-52-Junior Honor So¬ ciety, Senator, 52-53- Honor Society, Pres, of Commercial Club, Basket¬ ball Co-Captain, Monogram, FHA, Council, 53-54- Publications, V. Pres, of Monogram, Basketball Cap¬ tain-, Commercial Club, Sr. Honor Society, Traffic In¬ formation Squad. MARLOWE ROMELLE SWIGART (BUGS) 50-51-Dramatics, Band, 51- 52- Band, Jr. Honor Society, Home Room Secretary, 52- 53- Glee Club, Dramatics, Jr. Honor Society, Home Room Secretary, Council, Band, Softball, 53-54-Band, Mono¬ gram, Glee Club, Basketball Mgr. 1 emor6 DONALD EDWIN THOMAS (PEARL) Transferred from Helix High School, San Diego, California. 53-54-Football, Baseball, Glee Club, Extra-Curricular. 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The Student Cooperative Association is the self-governing organiza¬ tion through which the students plan and carry out school activities. The purpose of this organization is to promote the idea of self- government among its members, to create a deeper sense of responsibility, and cooperation, and to sponsor activities for the further development of the school. SCA is made up of all the students in the school, but it has two govern¬ ing bodies which are the Senate and the Council. The Senate is composed of three Seniors, two Juniors and one Sophomore. The Council is made up of the chairmen or presidents of all home rooms, clubs, committees, and organizations. The Senate is appointed by the Council, which in turn is elected by the student body. The committees (Extra-Curricular Activities, Buildings, Grounds, Health, Publicity, and Monitors) are each composed of a chairman, a faculty sponsor, and a representative from each home room. This Page is Sponsored By MANASSAS FURNITURE CO. SfOflTf SEATED: Miss Smith, Sylvia Sinclair, Curtis Harrover, Pattie Lynn Adams, Carol Breeden, Sue Espenshade, STANDING: Loyce Guy, Shirley Smith, Frank Hoss, Tommy Lightner, Larry Allison, Gary DiVecchia. council COUNCIL-SEATED: Doris Wilson, Sue Espenshade, Sylvia Sinclair, Shirley Barron, Curtis Harrover, Pattie Lynn Adams, Carol Breeden, Bobby Taylor, Mary Bell, Carol Luck, Patsy Bell, Jo Ann McGlothin, Sandra Gowl, Martha Rhodes, Sue Galleher, Janet Smith. STANDING: Harold Clark, Warren Miller, Dwight Knupp, Robert Bull, Eugene Huffman, Rumsey Light, Donald Cornell, Bobby Miller, Joe Caporaletti, Jack Cross, Ann Ratcliffe, Helen Meyer, Faye Wood, Janet McCuin, Charlotte Blevins, Edith Baker, Laura Fries, and sponsor Miss Smith. nEswiunnniiimimiimitmiiM f if.Mr i?Lr i. 1 1 2 :: ; . «. EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES coimiiittee FIRST ROW; SEATED: Nancy Espenshade, Ann Walser Ratcliffe, Nancy McBryde, Miss Smith. SECOND ROW: STANDING: Carol Sue Harris, Don Thomas, Larry Davis. 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GROUNDS COfOIHITTff KNEELING: Robert Stauffer, Stanley Snelling, Robert Bailey, Tommy Kerns, Johnny Lanthan, Jackie Kline, Robert Humphreys, Elwood Jenkins, Buddy Judy, Eddie Jones. STANDING: David Hicks, Moses Brooks, James Weimer, John Hottle, David Bond, Taylor Merchant, Bobby Michael, Joe Gerris, Robert Stoffer. 38 SR. H0I10R SOCIETy FIRST ROW: Nancy McCuin, Martha Rhodes, Laura Fries. SECOND ROW: Joan Stroup, Loyce Guy, Carol Luck, Linda Hardesty, Paul Royer, Sue Espenshade, Betty Swank, Miss Johnson, Ann Englehard, Mary Sue Carter, Barbara Fletcher, Fayrene Childress. THIRD ROW: Carol Breeden, Eunice Ebhardt, Ann Walser Ratcliffe, Senia Speaks, Sylvia Sinclair, Janet Vanover, Shirley Barron, Christine Dotterer, Carlotta Muse, Charlotte Blevins, Mary Alice Dodd, Edith Shultz, Lydia Rice. FOURTH ROW: Betty Kennedy, Gene Daffan, Tommy Lemmon, George Helms, Stanley Clark, Ronald Skews, Ruth Lynch. 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THIRD ROW; Coach Yost, Robert Humphries, Stanley Spellings, Jackie Earhart, Buddy Judy, Robbie Wood, George Polychrones, Tom Fletcher. J2 eadon A s: ummary 12 - Culpeper - 13 13 - Herndon - 0 0 - James Monroe - 6 18 - Culpeper - 7 6 - Spotsylvania - 6 0 - James Monroe - 6 This page is sponsored by WILLIAM HILL BROWN GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAIA Summary 44 Nokesville 29 55 Herndon 60 47 Nokesville 50 36 Alumnae 30 25 Gar-Field 36 43 Herndon 34 33 Orange 27 44 Orange 33 This Page Is Sponsored by GIBSON FARM SERVICE LEFT TO RIGHT: Raedelle Ebhardt, Barbara Hoss, Frances Roulette, Sylvia Light, Margaret McPhillips, Laura Fries, Kay Hesse, Betty Swank, Shirley Barron, Faye Wood, Ann Walser Ratcliffe, Pattie Lynn Adams, Lucy Kemper, Lydia Rice, Kay Allison, BACK: Romelle Swigart, Mrs. Roseberry, Mary Ann Bull. SEATED: Bobby Parks, Robert Earhart. KNEELING: Wallace Hook, Tommy Lightner, E. W. 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Provides matures ted Osbourn High is entered by a which also serves etic Field and in- i which line its story brick build- v a short asphalt iin door is passed neatly tiled floor long, bright hall, on the left hand through the main st room, the home ment, the biology the chemistry home economics yjtow ,facLt Staff VHT X 4 T r WT T A ft •� r TZ T7T Oltl etober 30, 1953 irn STANDING; Mrs. Bennett, Holt Merchant, Jean Woods. SEATED; Gary Di Vecchia, Ruby Runion, Sue Espenshade. This Page is Sponsored by MANASSAS LUMBER CO. 1. Ain’t Love Grand? 2. Remember When. . . 3. Just Goofin! 4. Little Girls 5. Kay 6. Rise And Shine Little Sunbeams ! 7. Rats ! 8. Look At Those Muscles ! 9. There’s Always A Clown In The Crowd 1 0. Oh, What Handsome Men ! 1 1. Guess Who ? 12. Me + My Teddy Bea r 13. “Kinky” 14. Smile For The Birdie ! 1 5. Ann 16. Must Really Be Funny ! 1 7. J ' .st Posin’. 58 Manassas Furniture Co. Manassas Lumber Co. Wells Grocery Store Yorkshire Grocery Gregory’s Service Station Manassas Bowling Center Herbert and Bryant and Co. Hawkins Upholstery The Snack Bar Manassas Ice and Fuel Rohr’s 5£ to 1.00$ Store Prince William Bakery C. E. Fisher and Son Southern States Pic’s Flower Shop Cocke’s Pharmacy Western Auto Associate Store The Sundry Shop Firestone Home and Auto Shop Brumback and Ellis The Surplus Store Sonafrank T. V. Hibbs and Giddings Stonewall Jackson Hotel The Sun Shines Bright Bench Warmers 59 Howard Churchill-Photographer Larry Davis-Assistant Photographer NI - � ■ ' ■ ym i i Captain Betty- 6. Sleepy Time 11. Rogues Gallery? Sweet Sue 7. Down In A Coal Mine ! 12. The Leg Show Happy Chimpanzees 8. Bathing Beauties 13. Bench Warmers Watch Me Go ! 9. Recognize These Two? 14. Wha’ Hoppen? Is Everybody Ready? 10. Ole “Sam” 1 5. Two Brats ina Barrel 60 16. After The Ball is Over 1 1 61 (S-laAS f- roph ropnecu came and talked to us. had five children. Two members of the Osbourn High School class of 1954, after ten years, decided that they would like to take a trip around the world, and in doing so visit all their former classmates from Osbourn. This is an account of their trip: We were very excited as we boarded the huge air liner at the Manassas International Airport. The First stop in this wonderful trip would be New York City. Right away we decided to see the Statue of Liberty. When we arrived there, who should we walk into but none other than Clair Fletcher. He explained to us that as he gazed adoringly at Miss Liberty some years ago, he decided that he had finally found a girl who would be true to him. From that day on, he had been caretaker of the grounds. Love is a strange thing. After we left Clair, we went to Radio City Music Hall, where we, watched Miss Barbara Clark on the TV program, “What’s My Line? ’’ When the show was over, Miss Clark, who is a demonstrator for the Nicotina Cigarette Company She told us that Carol Breeden was now Mrs. Charles Rector, and they That night we went to the“Occoquan Club’’, which was run by our old friends Roy Clark and Floyd Gardner. As we opened the door, sweet trumpet music reached our ears. The song seemed to be fairly familiar, and as we listened more closely we could hardly believe that the trumpet player was none other than Dwight Knupp. We asked Dwight about Paul Royer, and he told us that Paul was the Co-owner of Rohr Royer 5£ to 10£ Store, which had outlets in 19 large cities over the U.S. He also told us that he had worked awhile for Roger Woods, at his Bar Grille, “The Lone Stranger,’’ but Roger had decided to go back into the grocery business. “More respectable,’’ he decided. The next morning we caught the boat for Europe. In London, we met Gene Daffa, the owner of the Daffan Charm School. He took us to see Edith Schultz, who was a Lady-in- Waiting to the Queen. On the way out we passed the Palace Guard, and who should we see but Jack Martin. It seems that in high school, he had enjoyed marching to and from Phys. Ed. so much, that he decided to make it his life occupation. From London, we journeyed to gay Paree, where we went to see another of our old classmates Betty Jean Lowe. In Paris, she is better known as Mademoiselle Jeanne, the French modern Marilyn Monroe. She told us that in her latest film, “I like Men,’’ Hazel Stanley and Mary Jane Simpson were chorus girls. The next stop in our trip was Moscow, where we met Gary DiVecchia, the New York Times ace reporter. Gary told us that he had drilled a hole in the Iron Curtain, and was writing an up-to-the-minute report on the Soviet. Gary traveled with us to Greece to write on the Olympic games. There we found Frank Hoss, who had just been named as ‘Mr. World Sports’’ of 1964. From Greece we went on to the Sahara Desert. We visited with Don Thomas there. He explained to us that he had become involved in so many love affairs, that he decided he would get away from it all, and therefore joined the French Foreign Legion. Also in Africa, we met Gorgeous Joe Herring, the famous wrestler, who was in the country on a world tour with his private nurse, Eunice Ebhardt. We went from here to India, where we stayed at the home of Mrs. John Bull, the former Christine Dotterer. She and her husband, and her brother-in-law, Robert Bull, had come to India to teach the Indians how to raise Sacred Cows, and had established quite a profitable business. After leaving the Bulls and their Sacred Cows, we went to China. We decided to see a Chinese Temple, but as we entered, what should we see but Mary Alice Dodd, sitting in the Buddha’s lap making love to him. On our way home now, we visited the Hawaiian Islands. The first person we met there was Edith Posey, who was a model for Slinky Bathing Suits. The manager of the Company for whom Edith worked was none other than Jackie Earhart. Seems he sort of likes bathing suits. Our trip abroad was now over, but we still had to cross the good old U.S.A. before reaching home again. In San Francisco we went to see Betty Swank and Laura Fries, who were the owners of a publishing company. They told us that they specialized in printing annuals for high schools, copied after the 1954 Hi-Jacket. The next day we drove down to Hollywood and who should come driving down. Sunset Boulevard in a red and white striped Cadillac convertible, but Charlotte Blevins and Joan Stroup. They were both famous movie stars. In their mink coats, bermuda shorts, and sun glasses, they didn’t recognize us, but we waved anyhow. And just as they drove by, we recognized their chauffeur too. It was none other than Fred Ulle. As we crossed the country, we stopped in Salt Lake City, where we heard there was a Secretarial Convention. There we saw Ruth Lynch and Fayrene Childress. Ruth was working for the Convertible Cat Club and Fayrene for the Library of Congress. They told us that Tommy Lightner lived in New Orleans as the Southern Representative for Surburban Gas, Inc. Then we traveled North to Chicago, where we visited another old classmate, Betty Kennedy who was now happily married. We learned from her that Mrs. Curtis Brenner, the former Madeline Leonard, was living in Detroit. Also in Chicago, we stopped at a little Good Humor stand for some food, and who should the owner be but Edith Cornwell. She told us that since the tea we had for Mrs. Myers in the winter of 1954, she had become so used to making tea and cookies that she decided to start a little business so she could follow her husband, who is now in service. Coming South again, we stopped in Philadelphia to see Donald Kline, who was Supervisor of the American Veterinary Medical Association. He told us that the previous year, Fred Chandler and Bill Speakes had struck oil in Oklahoma and they were so afraid that someone might steal it, they built a huge brick wall around it. Donnie also said that Barry Allen had stopped in to see him on his way to New York for a Bankers Convention. It seems that a distant relation of Barry’s died and left him $100 billion dollars worth of bank stock. Getting close to home now, we stopped in Washington to see Stanley Hayes, who was the Ambassador to Alaska. Stanley was the last one we visited before starting back on the last lap of our long trip in good old Prince William County again and flying down the highway we passed the Groveton Heights High School, which was built by the famous engineer, Curtis Harrover. Also we noticed Roberta Costello sitting on the front porch of a house in a rocking chair. She informed us that working was just to hard and she decided to retire. We also stopped in a minute at the “Milmar Speedshop” to see Bobby Reid, the famous mechanical inventor. He told us that his speedshop was the only one in the country, with an ice skating rink and drug store combined. Coming into Manassas, we went directly to the Osbourn High School where we visited for a few minutes with Grach Cavazos, who was the Spanish teacher. She told us that a new course had just been started at Osbourn. It was Weight Lifting and Muscle Building, under the instruction of “Burly Brice Corder’! She also told us that a new club, called Rockwood Circle had just opened on the outskirts of town. The proprietors were Shirley Colling and Na ncy McCuin. Here many of our former classmates were having a gay old time dancing to their favorite tunes. Hitting the big city of Manassas, we ran into Romelle Swigart who had just completed the World Concert Tour. This gal really has the musical talent. Having completed our journey and visiting all our former classmates, we threw a party back in the old halls of our beloved Osbourn High School. JLt Wilt and Jestament .Bobby Reid leaves his A (?) average to Wallace Hook J r. .Paul Royer leaves his musical ability to Lacey Comp¬ ton J r. .Roger Woods leaves his travels to the “wide blue yon¬ der” to Tom Underwood. .Joan Stroup leaves her sweaters to Loyce Guy. .Dwight Knupp leaves his athletic ability and height to Warren Miller. .Tommy Lightner leaves “Lightner Taxi” to the Gaines ' ville and Grovetown Height crowd. .Joe Herring leaves his hair to Mr. Judy. .Nancy McCuin leaves her typing ability to Ann Palmer. .Betty Kennedy leaves her weight to Janet McCuin. • Ruth Lynch leaves her nothing, she’s taking it all with her. .Betty Swank leaves her basketball ability to Barbara Hoss. .Betty Jean Lowe leaves her curvy little majorette uniform to someone skinny or fat. .Laura Fries leaves the Hi-Jacket to Jean Woods, and good luck with the deadlines. .Edith Cornwell wills her abilities in Home Ec. to Mary Ann Carter and her love letter writing to Ruby Runion. .Don Thomas bequeaths his appeal to the “femine population” of Osbourn High School to Leo Aubry. .Jackie Earhart leaves Louise Tompson or labels her “hands off.” .Stanley Hayes leaves his girl friends to Danny Barrett. .Curtis Harrover leaves his football co-captain job to the next person that can get a 9,1, record. .Mary Jane Simpson leaves her blond hair to Tish Kinchloe. .Barbara Clark finally leaves. .Ann Walser Ratcliffe leaves her brother “Ricky” to Sophomore class if he gets there and her mother as a chaperone (She always gets there !) .Roy Clark leaves his spirits of Gar-Field to the seniors of Osbourn. .Romelle Swigart wills her short hair to Raedelle Ebhardt. .Larry Collins wills his ability to shoot pool to Punky Strawderman. .Sylvia Sinclair leaves her alto clarinet to Robbie Woods. .Sue Espenshade leaves her Geometry Grades in the trash basket. .Christine Dotterer leaves her brains to the Biology lot in hopes they will find out what’s wrong. .Patsy Bell leaves her long curly hair to Bruce Edwards who needs it bad. .Edith Posey leaves her crown to the next homecoming queen. .Shirley Bailey leaves her diamond to Miss Orlich. .Julia Lofthus leaves all the books she didn’t buy to Eddie Baker. .Mary Alice Dodd leaves her record of “What is Was, Was Football” to Coach Leo. .Barry Allen leaves his habit of losing his locker key to anyone who wants it. .Donald Kline wills his basketball suit to Bruce Edwards. .Gene Daffan leaves his intelligence to Stanley Clark. .Peggy Harris leaves Stanley Earhart unwillingly. .Edith Shultz le aves for Madison College. .Frank Hoss leaves hoping that Coach Leo will leave Shirley alone. .Fred Ulle wills his ability to get out of school to Buddy Speaks. .Roberta Costello leaves her pony tail to Barbara Waddell. .Madeline Leonard wills her baton and majorette boots to Jean Smith. .Hazel Stanley leaves her ability to get along with teacher to Janice Collins .The Big Three, Frank Hoss, Paul Royer, and Dwight Knupp finally leave. O woe to Osbourn High henceforth. .Gary DiVecchia leaves the newspaper to who ever thinks that they can do the job. .Nancy Keys leaves with her mind on other things. .William Speaks leaves his hot rod ways to the next Cadallic owner. .Charlotte Blevins leaves her job at the telephone office to whoever wants it. .Eunice Ebhardt leaves her no. 6 bus, but not the chauffeur of it. I RELIC 371.8976 Osb 1954 Osbourn High School (Manassas, Va.) Hi-jacket 2 16 Reference Use Only. Item does not check-out 3 3159 03700 6629