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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

t Jhe -Hi- jacket 1957 Published by Jhe Students Oh Oabounn Hiqh School YYlana a'i , Vinqinia ADMINISTRATION................................ Page 7 GOVERNMENT.....................................Page 13 ACTIVITIES.................................... Page 17 SPORTS....................................... Page 35 UNDERCLASSMEN................................. Page 51 SENIORS..................................Ill Page 67 Joneu ond During our high school years, time has governed our every movement. There have been times of happiness, of joy, of sorrow, and of hope. Throughout our book, we have tried to show how time has effected our lives until, at last, there came the time for graduation. Stahh EDITOR.............................................Debby Kopp ASSISTANT EDITOR...................................Nancy Espenshade LAY-OUT EDITOR.....................................Pat Stout MAKE-UP EDITOR.....................................Emily Pletcher ASSISTANT MAKE-UP EDITOR...........................Hannah Lloyd BUSINESS MANAGER...................................Sue Harris SUBSCRIPTIONS......................................Linda Gray TYPISTS............................................Janet Miller Harold Utz Margy Jacobs PROOF-READERS......................................Sue Carter Ann Haydon PICTURE EDITOR.....................................Floyd Vetter SPONSOR ...........................................Ricnard Byrd Dedicated 7o 7fie Deaine Jon Wonld Peace Hononinq Oun pait “Jeachena When we reported to our first grade class twelve years ago, we were met by our first teacher. With her, began a succession of teachers all of whom impressed a small portion of their personality upon us; all of whom left some bit of knowledge upon us. In thankfulness to them for the many hours they spent molding us into better citizens, and encouraging us to see the finer things of life, with pride we honor ogr past teachers. A Dai At T;eacVietS have , hatd We Rear view mirror Hey | No snooping, Janei Going.. going... gone. So Patterna Ij,oun JLifje That you are always satisfied that the effort which you have exerted is your best effort. That you make the most of time at hand. That you attain your established goals through self-discipline, and thus attaining, establish even more far-reaching ones. That you carry no malice in your heart. That, no matter what your task in life may be, you are equal to the challenge. That your faith in God and His Wondrous Nature is a strong faith. That, when you close your eyes for sleep each night, you sleep well because you have done nothing that day which has inflicted injury or brought unhappiness to another persorv That, in cherishing your mother and father, you know that you will be proud and happy if your own children of the future will hold these ideals and so pattern their lives. William R. YYlutipluj. Oun Principal Achniniitnation i MR. STUART M. BEVILLE Superintendent We are fortunate indeed to have for our superintendent, Mr. Stuart M. Beville. He takes the time and has the patience and wisdom to deal with our everyday problems, no matter the smallness of them. To administer a school system as large as ours is a complicated task indeed, but we are never reluctant to approach him because we are received so cordially. It is an honor and a pleasure to call him Our Superintendent. Working in close conjunction with Mr. Beville, our Principal, Mr. William R. Murphy supervises our school activities. His concern for each student and his attention to their individual problems,are sources of constant amazement to us. We are deeply grateful for all his efforts in making Osbourn an outstanding school. 8 Sponsored by FROST FORD and KINGS GROCERY 1 idmini tnation TT- - i MR. CLAUDE De HAVEN Director of Instruction MRS. FLORENCE GUb School Nurse MR. CURTIS ELAM Truant Officer M1SS C -OTO “SU. • «d- MR. JAMES LEO Assistant Principal Sponsored by HERBERT BYRANT, INC. 9 Jacultif MRS. WILLIAM B. ADAMS English, History MR. JAMES E. ALLEN Radio, Television MR. EDWARD G. ALTMAN Rand MRS. REAMS E. BENNETT English, History MR. REAMS E. BENNETT Shop, Mechanical Drawing MR. E. SHREVE BRENT History MRS. DONALD G. BRUMBACK Librarian MR. RICHARD W. BYRD Commercial MRS. JOHN F. CHILTON English, Spanish, French MRS. MARY K. EDWARDS Cosmetology MRS. T. NELSON ELLIOTT English, Latin I MRS. JAMES E. EVANS Home Economics MR. JOSEPH FORTUNA Physical Education MISS PAGE FRY Commercial MRS. ROY S. HELMS Biology, Dramatics MISS IRENE HUGHES English, Geography MISS SYLVIA L. JOHNSON Mathematics Sponsored by PITTARD BROTHERS and TIFFANY INSURANCE Jacultif MR. ALVIN KLINE Agriculture MRS. ALVIN KLINE English MISS EDITH V. LAYMAN Home Economics MR. ROBERT M. MYERS English, Chorus MISS MARY B. NELSON History, Government MISS BETTY NEWSOM Commercial MRS. RALPH OGLE Mathematics MISS LILLIAN M. ORLICH English, History MR. DALTON PARKER English MISS POLLY PAYNE Science, Physical Education MR. J. WALLACE RION Mathematics MRS. ALBERT H. ROSEBERRY Physical Education MR. RICHARD C. SLOOP Science, Mathematics MISS PAULINE SMITH Science, Mathematics MR. ALBERT WARD Science, MR. ROBERT L. WIENER Geography, History MR. CHARLES R. WILDMAN Mathematics, Physical Education ■ f'A t-:b X. VI At rvrk ti. V I v r- Nr r P n .1 r u. n ? VIT7V - r Sponsored by YOUNG MEN’S SHOP and R. E. CORNWELL ll Once Upon a 12 Coach is a big boy now i Ihene Wlu t Be A lime Ion. Student Qovennment Student Coo lnaoc iation 0 F F 1 C E R S President............................................Warren Miller Vice President.............................Emily Fletcher Secretary......................................Hannah Lloyd Treasurer.................................Aundriette Miller Stenographer..........................................Janet Miller Parliamentarian............................Joanne Mallette Sponsor.................................Miss Pauline Smith The Student Cooperative Association is made up of the entire student body of the school. The governing body of this organization is made up of two groups, the Council and the Senate. The Council consists of a representative from each class, club, and standing committee, and the officers of the S. C. A. Its job is to discuss the problems of the school and try to solve them. The Senate is made up of three Senior Senators, two Junior Senators, one Sophomore Senator, and one Freshman Sponsored by Senator. Their work is to make necessary rules and see that KOONS PONTIAC they are carried out. and CLAUDE HIXSON 14 Jhe Senate SEATED: J. Mallette, H. Lloyd, W. Miller, J. Miller, Miss Smith. STANDING: H. Merchant, b. Guy, K. Hertch, A. Miller, N. Elliott, E. Fletcher. T. Merchant, S. Gowl. T. Fletcher. FIRST ROW: S. Carter, J. Galleher, C. Throneburg, S. Thomas, S. Harris, D. Kopp, M. Owens, L. Champion, B. Geris. SECOND ROW: D. Carter, D. Kelley, C. Wells, S. Jacobs, L. Gray, M. Truesdell, A. Carnan, D. Wilson, P. Earhart. C. Day. THIRD ROW: S. Holmes, B. Michael. T. Hanscom, D. Johnson, C. Simpson, B. Thomas, D. Garrett, B. Foley, R. Leith. FOURTH ROW: C. Russell, J. Miller, A. Miller, H. Lloyd, W. Miller, E. Fletcher, Miss Smith. 15 We 7ake lime Ion ■Activities Wi facket StaJifi SEATED: S. Harris, J. Miller, P. Stout, E. Fletcher, J. Riddick, L. Gray, A. Haydon, H. Lloyd. STANDING: M. Jacobs, S. Carter, D. Kopp, N. Espenshade, Mr. R. Byrd. £ Editor-in-chief. . . , Assistant Editor. . . , Lay-out Editor . . . , Make-up Editor. . . , Assistant Make-up Editor, Business Manager . . , Subscriptions . . . , Typists.................. Proof-readers . , . , Picture Editor , . . , Sponsor ................ Debby Kopp Nancy Espenshade . . Pat Stout .Emily Fletcher . Hannah Lloyd . . Sue Harris . . Linda Gray . Janet Miller Margie Jacobs . . Sue Carter Ann Haydon . Floyd Vetter . Richard Byrd PHOTOGRAPHER: Mr. Art Ross J. Riddick. H. Lloyd , P. Stout, E. Fletcher. SPONSOR: Mr. R. Byrd EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: D. Kopp SEATED: M. Jacobs, J. Miller. STANDING: A. Haydon, S. Carter. N. Espenshade, S. Harris, L. Gray. The annual den has been buzzing with activity as we have tried to produce the very best yearbook yeti Pages and pages of layouts have been arranged and rearranged to achieve the best possible results. Our busy typists were producing articles with amazing speed, while proofreaders scanned the complete pages. We collected ads and subscriptions to make the publication possible, as our editor and business manager faced all these headaches with a smile. We shall never forget the understanding help which our sponsor willingly gave, and the good-natured manner of our photographer. These efforts took time and lots of it, but we knew we were gaining experience which would be invaluable. We hope we have succeeded, and that you will find your time spent in paging through the 1957 Hi-Jacket interesting and rewarding. Hellow jacket Staftb SPONSORS: Miss I. Hughes, Mrs. R. Bennett Editor-in-chief.........................A1 Caman Business Editors........................pat Smith Jacki Roseberry Diane Caporaletti Ted Hanscom Make-up Editors.....................Doris Cornwell Gene Branch Sandy Gowl Reporters..........................Diane Caporletti Dolores Leonard Judy Feaganes Sue Breeden Pat Smith Sandra Daniels EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: A. Carnan SEATED: D. Caporaletti, D. Leonard, J. Feaganes. STANDING: S. Breeden, P. Smith, S. Daniels. P. Smith, J. Roseberry, D. Caporaletti, T. Hanscom. D. Cornwell, G. Branch, S. Gowl. The Yellow Jacket, starting the year with more problems than usual, has undergone surgery and now wears what we hope is a more attractive face. Editor and Sponsor worked and worried while problems grew and deadlines approached, but satisfaction came as a reward when the efforts began to show. The news that is read and enjoyed by students is the product of good hard work. It has been a year that we will long remember for its pressures, problems, and its fun and wonderful experience. Our hope is that we have served well. Sponsored by WESTERN AUTO and CENTER MARKET 19 Outlook Staftf) The OUTLOOK is a quarterly Magazine which publishes the best stories, essays, sketches, poems and art work produced by Osbourn students. The Staff is elected by members of the English department after written applications have been considered. Material submitted for consideration is judged entirely by the students. Editor..............................Molly Owens Associate Editors..................Nelson Elliott Ted Hanscom Art Editors..........................Jean Helms Hannah Lloyd EDITORIAL BOARD; Susan Arrington, Avril Borthwick, Gene Branch, Sue Carter, Virginia Clark, Sally Hathorn, Kathleen Heinz, Margot Powell, Mary Ann Samsky, Miriam Truesdell, Mollie Wilson, Barbara Wood. Business Manager.....................Sue Breeden Typists.............................Joyce Earhart T. Hanscom, M. Owens, N. Elliott, Mr. R. Myers, Sponsor. Iris Mathias Faculty Adviser.............Robert Manson Myers FIRST ROW; A. Borthwick, G. Branch, S. Breeden, I. Mathis. SECOND ROW; S. Carter, M. Powell, J. Helms, J. Earhart, M. Samsky. THIRD ROW; K. Heinz, M. Truesdell, H. Lloyd, B. Wood, M. Owens, D, Cornwell, S. Arrington, T. Hanscom, S. Hathorn, G. Clark, N. Elliot. Sponsored by JOURNAL MESSENGER 20 Honon Society FIRST ROW: G. Stuart, P Brumback, N. Fletcher, S. Breeden, D. Cornwell, D. Wilson, C. Harris, A. Miller, N. Espenshade, V. Lawson, J. Helms. SECOND ROW; B. Evans, M. Sutton, B. Carter, A. Hamilton, S. Daniel, D. Von Loesch, D. Johnson, W. Miller, D. Kopp, M. Owens, S. Gowl, B. Wood. THIRD ROW: K. Hersch. D. Hammer, C. Simpson, T. Hanscom, P. Veenendaal, H. Merchant, N. Elliott, F. Vetter, J. Woods. President. . . Vice President . Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . . . David Johnson . . Warren Miller . . Sandra Daniels .Delores Von Locsch Membership in The National Honor Society is one of the greatest honors that a high school student can receive. The purpose of this organization is to recognize and encourage students' excellence in the four cardinal principles of the Society, Character, Leadership, Scholarship, and Service. Key Club President..........Clarence Simpson Vice President........Holt Merchant Secretary.............Nelson Elliott Treasurer.........Harlan Veenandaal This has been a notable year for the Key Club. Among the many projects of the Club, the ones which stand out are: Sale of Packers Charm Soap, Sale of Peanuts for Polio, Student Leader Party and Student Government Day. FIRST ROW; T. Merchant, B. Toth, N. Elliott, C. Simpson, H. Merchant, H. Veenendaal. L. Compton, R. Weiner, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: D. Dyer, D. Bond, S. Holmes, C. Day, D. Garrett, B. Beavers, B. Saunders. THIRD ROW; F. Vetter, H. Smith, D. Johnson, T. Hanscom. 21 Sponsored by MANASSAS DECORATORS and HIBBS GIDDINGS Chonun FIRST ROW; J. Galleher, M. Wakeman, D. Hersch, H. Lloyd, L. Waldrop, H. Merchant, F. Vetter, W. Miller, M. Wilson, C. Schleh, N. Espenshadc, S. Breeden, L. Saunders. SECOND ROW; L. Kruse, I. Mathias, S. Arrington, K. Hersch, B. Saunders, R. Wood, T. Hoeger, R. Moore, D. Boger, J. Wells, S. Leith, N. Gunnoe. THIRD ROW? M. Lepre, V. Clarke, R. Dorries, V. Lawson, D. Kopp, B. Wood, C. Patterson, J. Helms, K. Heinz, M. Owens, M. Truesdell, A. Carnan, J. Earhart. On the afternoon of December 16, thirty black robed students stood erect, thirty mouths were open and thirty pairs of eyes were fixed on the figure before them—Mr. Robert Manson Myers. They stood thus for fifty-five minutes, and sang from memory twenty-two selections of the best music ever written. Composers such as Bach, Praetorius, and Mozart were represented. They accomplished what few adult choirs would have attempted. Other activities included were Spring and Easter concerts. TIME AND EFFORT BRINGS RESULTS I 22 Sponsored by CATONS FIRESTONE Lnamaticn FIRST ROW: I. McMeans, M. Erwin, B. Dumbar, F. Butler, T. Fletcher, C, Kincheloe, C. Day, L. Saunders, T. Merchant, J. Miller, V. Wilson, A. Parks. SECOND ROW: J. Roscberry, S. Gowl, C.S. Harris, L. Kruse, M. Owens, G. Piercy, S. Thomas, B, Woods, V. Lawson, D. Brumback, R. Epling, A. Lunsford. THIRD ROW; J. Moore, B. Kincheloe, N. Rhodes, G. Stewart, L. Smith, E. Crouch, J. Riddick, D. Carter, D. Kelly, V. Clark, L. Waldrop, C. Schleh, B. Wells, B. Smith, C. Kiser. FOURTH ROW; D. Kopp, E. Bowers, M. Lepre, J. Lepre, I. Breeden, P. Harris, J. Cook, S. Markley, J. Rosebery, M. Miller, B. Reed, L. Champion, L. Light-ner. FIFTH ROW; E, Hottel, J. Cornwell, W. Lynn, R. Horan, J. Brown, T. Hoeger, B. Saunders, C. Hayes, D. Johnson, C. Simpson, J. Jenkins, D. Boger, R. Shultz, Jackie Russell. President...............Shirley Thomas Vice President . . . .Gay Lynn Piercy Treasurer...................Molly Owens Secretary..................Barbara Wood Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ears........ Our Dramatics Clubs have sponsored many pleasureable plays. A-mong them have been: Sugar and Spice, Sunday Costs Five Pesos, and The Christmas Carol. SPONSOR: Mrs. Roy Helms FIRST ROW: B. Owens, R. Midkoff, L. Owen, T. Bradford, G. Collins, C. Hesse, J. Kincheloe, J. Riddick, T. Fecteau, B. Byrd, K. Cox. SECOND ROW; J. Gar-man, E. Nelson, C. Brewster, J. Galleher, I. Holsenback, M. Pickett, M. Jones, ’ C. Epling, L. Runion, E. Fries, V. Eustace, P. Kelly, C. Heinemann. THIRD ROW: N. Jackson, J. Gettys, O. Houston. P. Johnson, C. Murray. G. Weber. S. Buhl, D. Reedy, N. Gunnoe, E. Stamn, D. Bird, M. Briggs, P. Earhart, W. Shetley. FOURTH ROW: C. Abel, G. McKenzie, N. Slusher. Sponsored by MANASSAS COFFEE SHOP and BOUQUET MART Debate and Public President . . .Ted Hanscom Vice President . . Barney Wheeler Secretary . .Jackie Roseberry Treasurer . . Ann Hamilton Parliamentarian . . . Sue Carter STANDING: T. Hanscom. FIRST ROW: M. Powell, S. Leith, L. Saunders, B. Murray, J. Rose-berry, S. Carter. SECOND ROW: F. Nicholson, B. Wheeler, D. Hicks, P. Broaddus, A. Hamilton, R. Vorhauer. I Debate and Public Speaking Coach: Miss Irene Hughes Our debaters learn poise and ability to express themselves, which will be useful in later years. While debating, they develop a talent for reasoning and rapid thinking. The debate club has had the opportunity, through their tournaments with other schools, to promote better interscholastic relations. They have won state honors and we feel that we can be justly proud of such a fine organization. The aims and purposes of the Osbourn High School Debate the Public Speaking Club are: To promote better interscholastic relations; to fight adverse publicity given by delinquents to the average teenager; to promote better understanding of important topics before the American People; to give high school students practice in debating and public speaking; to give students experience in doing simple and more complicated reference work; to provide to the interested members of the student body of Osbourn High School an organization which will give them a better background for college and also provide greater opportunity for a college scholarship, and probably the most important—to provide enjoyment for high school students. Sponsored by PRINCE WILLIAM ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Jutune Teachena ofi rtmenica President......................Sue Breeden Vice President................Jean Helms Treasurer.....................Sally Hathorn Secretary..................Susan Arrington Parliamentarian .... Warren Miller Song Leader....................Kurtz Hersch The F.T.A. of Osbourn High School is an organization composed of students who are interested in the teaching profession. The purpose of our club is to stimulate students to enter the teaching field. The activities of the club include sponsoring the Education Week program, assisting teachers within the school, and direct educational activities in the school. SEATED: Miss Nelson, P. Stout, S. Leith, J. Hess, E. Fairfax. STANDING: K. Hersch, S. Breeden, J. Helms, S. Hathorn, L. Halsey, S. Arrington, M. Wleneke, A. Miller, A. Borthwick, H. Mills, B. Harris, B. Murray. LAST ROW M. Childress, M. Wood, R. Wood, M. Truesdell, S. Davis, M. Linthicum, Jutune B unine an Leao$ President.....................Carole Wells Vice President . . . Dolores VonLoesch Secretary-Treasurer .... Jean Kiser Reporter.....................Barbara Mauck Historian .... Mary Jane Taylor Parliamentarian .... Lee Taylor Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization sponsored locally by the Soroptimist Club. The main object of this organization is to develop business leadership in the students. A second object is that of service to the community. Some projects in connection with our second objective have been: assisting the local T.B. Association and the Bloodmobile. FIRST ROW; D. VonLoesch, J. Kiser, B. Mauch. SECOND ROW: M. Taylor, L. Taylor, D. Leonard. THIRD ROW; B. Evans, C. Moore, P. Sirk. FOURTH ROW: S. Herring, E. Fairfax. B. Harris. FIFTH ROW; Miss Fry, Sponsor; C. Wells, Miss Page, Sponsor. Sponsored by CATON'S SERVICE STATION 3 3 A • • • KNEELING: G. Wieneke, J Fogle, R. Croteau, C. Russell, D. O’Meara. SITTING: B. Partlow, B. Hunt, B. Michael, S. McCuin, D. Seekford, S. Polen. STANDING, FIRST ROW: B. Watson, W. Larkin, W. Bradford, B. Michael, S. Moore, G. McCuin, M. Self, T. Mullin, W. Shettly. SECOND ROW; L. Fairfax. R. Shultz, P. Bell. S. Winfield, D. McCarter, J. Davis, R. Stauffer, R. Bean. R. Harman, R. Cross, A. Kline, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: B. Saffer, M. Evans, P. Wines, R. Jenkins, P. Harrover, P. O'Meara, D. Stanley, J. Herndon. WINNING DAIRY JUDGING TEAM: This group defeated 70 other teams at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, to be selected the number one State Winner. Later they placed third in the National Dairy Judging Contest. They are; Richard Shultz, Bobby Michael, and Stuart McCuin. Each F. F. A member conducts supervised farm enterprises end improvements on his home farm during the year. These involve livestock, poultry, and crops with which he works and on which he keeps financial records of labor, expenses, and income „ The Chapter sponsors and carries out the following objectives: setting out 2,000 pine seedlings; sending delegates and a judging team to the State Rally; sending a dairy team to the National Dairy judging contest; sponsoring a Father--Son Banquet; cooperating with the F. H. A. in sponsoring a dance; taking an educational trip to the Pennsylvania Farm Show. Sponsored by HERBERT BYRANT, INC. 26 Jutune Homemakeno. FIRST ROW; F. Butler, M. Crabill, J McGlothlin, S. Daniels, D. Wilson, SECOND ROW: M. Sutton, D. Webb, C. Reed, L. Gnadt, B. Seekford, F. Gossom, B. Carlton, J. Cabbi-ness, R. Blevins, S. Collins, S. Sirk, M. Jacobs. THIRD ROW: D. Von Loesch, M. Murphy, M. Wingler, J. Toth, B. Bull, A. Burns, M. Wells, C. Hammer, B. Hall, L. Kruse. President . . . Doris Wilson Vice President . . . Jean Fogle Secretary . . . Mary Sutton Treasurer . . Margie Jacobs Song Leader . . Frannie Gossom Reporter • • Sandra Daniels Parliamentarian . . Shelvy Collins Historian . . Frances Butler The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization whose desire is to promote better family living in present-day and future homes. The motto of the club, Toward new horizons, expresses the hope that family life may be improved. The club colors, red and white, are symbolic of youth--youth who strive for success in the home. The red rose is the flower by which the club is identified. It represents the vibrant, glowing health which is important to the home. Each member is encouraged to develop her homemaking skills and to appreciate the values of the goals. Miss Layman, Mrs. Evans Sponsored by MANASSAS MARKET AND BROWN HOOFF, INC. 27 Bible Club FIRST ROW; L. Cook, M. Stevens, M. Pickett. SECOND ROW: D. Hersch, H. Veen-endaal, Mrs. Kline, Sponsor; S. Jacobs, C. Powers. THIRD ROW; S. Carter, G. Stith, B. Guy, B. Grissom. STANDING: K. Hersch, L. McGlothlin, J. Halsey, A. Miller, D. Boger. President...................Sarah Jacobs Vice President..............Penny Lofths Secretary-Treasurer . Harlan Veenandaal The membership of the Bible Club numbers twenty-eight. The club tries to get a better understanding of the Bible by learning how we got it, by studying certain passages, and one of the Gospels. Its aim is to follow as closely as we can the teachings of Jesus in our daily lives and lead out in religious activities for the student body. Its projects this year are: giving thanks at both lunch periods, assisting in devotions for assembly programs, and providing a place with quiet music where those who wish may have a few minutes of private devotions before beginning the day's work. Libnanif, Club President...................Alice Breeden Vice President..............Judy Feaganes Secretary...................June Garman Treasurer...................Donald Hess i Parliamentarian . . . Jackie Roseberry' Representative To Council . . Linda Gray The Library Club is composed of library assistants and other students who are interested in the library. The clubs chief activity is the annual observance of Book Week. The aims of the club are: to maintain order in the library; to render service to all students; to widen the knowledge of library science; and to care for and further beautify the library. Sponsored by BRUMBACK ELLIS FIRST ROW: J. Grizzle, B. Carpenter, D. Hess, B. Brumback, R. Green, T. Fecteau. SECOND ROW; G. Hensley, A. Breeden, C. Brewster, J. Wilson, A. Brummett, E. Nelson, M. Robertson, P. McGlothlin, S. Robinson, S. Lamb, Mrs. Brumback, Sponsor. THIRD ROW; S. DeBord, P. Aylor, J. Muddiman, P. Brumback, L. Halsey, L. Gray, J. Hensley, J. Roseberry. 28 JLanquaqe CluUa Spanish Club President..............Debby Kopp Vice President.........Barbara Guy Secretary-Treasurer . . . Donald Hess FIRST ROW: R. Carlton, A, Orebaugh, J. Russell, R. Croteau, D, Grambeck. SECOND ROW; E. Bowers, P. Roth, B. Guy, N, Espenshade, D, Kopp, L. Halsey, D. Hess, C. Patterson, G. Branch, THIRD ROW: R. Ballenger, E, Jones, L, Wheat, T, Hanscom, Mrs. B, Chilton, P.Broaddus, R, Vorhauer, J, Bassett, T. Hoeger. FIRST ROW; Mrs. B. Chilton, M. Truesdell, D. Garrett, M. Owens. SECOND ROW: S. Arrington, A. Miller, D. Kelly, R. Epling, S. Carter, L. Gray, S. Breeden. THIRD ROW: S. Harris, C. Simpson, J. Miller, H. Veenendaal, D. Johnson, D. Hicks, E. Hottel, D. Hess, W. Miller, J. Feaganes, H. Rion. FOURTH ROW: R. Moore, K. White, H. Merchant, B. Saunders, B. Wheeler. Parlez-vous francais? Habla usted espanol?... for that is just what the French and Spanish clubs hold as their goals...to provide an opportunity for the members to listen to the languages and to learn to speak tnem. By means of moving pictures, songs, and literature, members of the clubs visit vicariously with their French and Spanish-speaking neighbors. Realizing that today, more than ever before, international good-will is important to us all, the language clubs encourage an interest in the culture and civilization of the countries where French and Spanish are spoken. Jnench Club President......................Danny Garrett Vice President..................Molly Owens Secretary-Treasurer . Miriam Truesdell Sponsored by YORKSHIRE GROCERY and R. E. CORNWELL GENERAL HAULING Science Club The Science Club has undertaken many interesting activities. Our Future Scientists of A-merica are getting a chance to employ their imagination under the careful supervision of Miss Pauline Smith. The organization is sponsoring The Science Fair this year to show what the creative minds around Osbourn have been producing. LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Smith, R. Woods, M. Stevens, H. Haydon, C. Powers, F. Nicholson, H. Merchant, Demonstrater; P. Broaddus, G. Roy, J. Shetterly, D. Hicks, G. Taylor. Honticultune Club The Horticulture Club of Osbourn has been working hard to improve the appearance of our school grounds. They have planted trees and shrubbery which was donated by the P. T. A., the Manassas Garden Club, and individual donors. The beautiful boxwood around the building was also grown by them. Our thanks go to this worthy organization. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: R. Jenkins, D. Wood, F. Moore, J. Rhodes, T. Williams, T. Mullins, T. Kearns, J. Wheatzel, J. Hall. SECOND ROW; B. Renner, R. Harmon, E. Lamb, J. Wheaton, S. McCuin, F. Holmes, S. Moore, M. Jewell, B. Partlow, W. Claybourn, J. Wyatt. THIRD ROW; D. Hammer, H. Utz, C. Vanover, S. Pearson, Z. Childress, D. Gray, D. Stanley, P. Harrover, J. Kline, L. Kearns, R. Shattuck, J. Sccora, D. McGlothlin, Mr. Rion. 30 Coametoloqq Beauty is our business! Cosmetology students learn the techniques of grooming which will prepare them to operate their own salons in the future. Under the able direction of Mrs. Edwards, they develop skill in hair styling, manicuring, and complexion care. OUR FUTURE BEAUTICIANS AT WORK Shop. Under the supervi si on of Pop Bennett, a number of boys are learning the trade of carpentry and cabinet making. Their work varies from making model houses to designing bed-frames and chests. Skill in using carpentry tools will enable them to handle most situations which could arise in the home. 31 Concent Band FIRST ROW: M. Woodside. J. Mallette, C. Geddry, C. Warner, N. Flether, A. Orebaugh, S. Bryant, M. Truesdell, M. Wakeman, M. Powell, J. Earhart, J. Helms. SECOND ROW: J. Crouch, A. Truesdell, R. Woods, L. Queen, B. Gibson, T. Luck, J. O’Neil, B. Truesdell, M. Mauck, E. Snellings, L. Mayhaugh, B. Thomas, J. Earhart, R. Kidwell, B. Melton, J. Staffer, J. Boger, F. Vetter, C. Brown. THIRD ROW: D. O’Meara, T. Childress, C. Patterson, J. Kreisel, P. Fletcher, M. Gibson, P. O'Meara, J. Brown, K. McGlothin, J. Bailey, G. Smith, A. Davis, W. Miller. The performances of our Osbourn Band vary from taking first prize at concert and marching, to displaying their talents at a Redskin football game. In colorful uniforms, the Band parades before many people and entertains for a number of organizations both locally and away. Some of the year's activities include: football games; parades; assemblies; benefits; pep rallies; concerts; Apple Blossom Festival; Band Festival; and the Dance Band. MR. E. ALTMAN Conductor yyiafonettea Joyce Earhart Jean Helms Sally Bryant Jean Krisel Joanne Mallette Nancy Espenshade YYlanchinq Band Sally Ha thorn Sponsored by MANASSAS PHARMACY Patnoln and 8ua JDntve'ia . ...i • -. : '■+ ££■ U J- ? ji_.:ksjw v' ' - The cooperation and time given by the patrols and bus drivers provides safe and convenient transportation for all rural students. Their efforts on days of rain, snow and ice have been outstanding. Drivers are chosen for their skill in handling vehicles, and their sense of responsiblity to duty. FIRST ROW; A. Orebaugh, T. Childress, J. Riddick, J. Pell, W. Crouch. SECOND ROW: E. Runion, S. McCuin, T. Merchant, J. Gill, H. Utz, B. Saffer, S. Polend. THIRD ROW: B. Michael, P. Har-rover, W. Gallihugh, M. Gibson, R. Moore, P. Bell, D. Seekford, M. Speakes. Van itij. Club r ■ President. . . Charles Day Vice President . Bobby Beavers Secretary. . .Emily Fletcher Treasurer. . . Betty Dunbar The Varsity Club serves to stimulate and maintain good sportsmanship on the field and throughout the school. Members of this club have proven themse I ves worthy of the letter O , oy being members of the Osbourn athletic teams, and by being students of good character and leadership. Intramural sports promotion is a part of their active program . FIRST ROW: B. Saunders, B. Beavers, C. Day, E. Fletcher, B. Dunbar. SECOND ROW: S. Harris, Sponsored by L. Kruse, N. Rhodes, G. Piercy, D. Caporaletti, P. Smith, P. Stout. THIRD ROW: T. Merchant, ROHR'S 5 10 R. Beavers, D. Hess, D. Boger, B. Toth, L. Compton, S. Holmes, D. Garrett. 7ime Out Jon SpontA 35 Vannity JootUall FIRST ROW; D. Hess, S. Snellings, R. Bailey, N. Elliott, S. Holmes, D. Boger, B. Hunt, B. Saunders, B. Beavers, R. Beavers, B. Toth. SECOND ROW; B. Owens, L. Saunders, Managers; J. Jewell, J. Earhart, J. Herndon, J. Jenkins, E. Jones, F. James, L. Harris, J. Dunn, Coach Ward. THIRD ROW; Coach Wildman, P. Harrover, B. Barrett, Z. Childress, D. Hicks, G. Poly-chrones, R. Byrnes, V. O'Briant, T. Sanders. The 1956 Yellow Jackets held up the winning tradition of the School by boasting a 8-1 record. They lost only to the undefeated Front Royal team by a score of 19-14,. in a thrilling game, that saw Osbourn leading with only three minutes to play. The Yellow Jackets have won 35 games and lost only four in the past four years. We congratulate them and hope to see another good record next year. Coach Wildman 23 Marshall 6 27 Annandale 7 41 Culpepper 0 25 Warrenton 0 14 Front Royal 19 31 George Mason 0 25 Falls Church 0 20 Gar-Field 0 31 Herndon 12 nSBOURN H ? “nOTBAM s Coach Ward Sponsored by MANASSAS ICE AND FUEL CO. r ✓ Elliott Siam oi '56 Sponsored by MAC'S DEPARTMENT STORE Split Second Action ‘Jum’o'i V amity. JootUall FIRST ROW: D. Gartett, K. Cox, D. Stanley, G. Secota, R. Sowers, J. Waddell, R. Wood, R. Vorhauer, B. Shoemaker, D, Cross. SECOND ROW: J. Lanier, B. Melton, B. Gibson, E. Gooding, J. Brown, R. Kid-well, W. Sliettly, C. Hess, A. Robertson, B. Thomas. THIRD ROW: R. Leith, R. Carlyton, C. Warner. J. Shetterly, R. Taylor, J. Stephenson, B. Carpenter, E. Palmer, Coach Sloop. 19 SCORES Front Royal 19 19 Culpepper 0 19 Bealton, Var. 6 18 Culpepper 6 12 Front Royal 6 18 Herndon 0 Co-captain, James Waddell; Coach Sloop: Co-captain, Danny Garrett. The Junior Bees met their opposition with readiness and a strong will to win, which contributed greatly to their success in having an undefeated season this year. The strength of the line plus the shiftiness of the backfield proved to be the combination which produced their fine record. We congratulate them and hope to see them in action again next season. Sponsored by ARTHUR L. CARTER, BUILDER 39 Vanaitij. Basketball B. Wheeler, D. Gray, L. Compton, P. King, J. Lawson, S. Holmes, B. Saunders, S. Snellings, H. Smith. Coach Fortuna; Managers, J. Downs, J. Vorhauer. Warrenton 59 Osbourn 40 Warrenton 58 Osbourn 39 Gar-Field 70 Osbourn 34 Loudon Co. 61 Osbourn 28 Herndon 62 Osbourn 55 George Mason 41 Osbourn 40 Nokesville 28 Osbourn 26 Marshall 58 Osbourn 54 Bealton 21 Osbourn 81 Loudon Co. 67 Osbourn 30 Gar-Field 48 Osbourn 49 Nokesvi lie 48 Osbourn 38 George Mason 47 Osbourn 42 Rapp'k 61 Osbourn 42 Inexperienced boys with high spirits seemed to ! the makings of the Yellow Jackets. The first string having graduated, very few old players remained on the team, and the Jackets were left with prac tically no experience. The boys worked hard and patiently and we at Osbourn are proud of them for putting up such a good fight. Success is not always measured in victories as is proven by this years Yellow Jackets. 40 Beat 7 te Clock In for two Watch Me Goi Tripping Ini Second hand stretch Qinla BaaketUall FIRST ROW: P. Roth, L. Kruse, B. Dunbar, P. Smith, G. Piercy, J. Allison, N. Rhodes, L, Ktuse, P. Stout. SECOND ROW: L. Gtay, J. Throneburg, D. Caporaletti, B. Guy, M. Truesdell, J. Crouch, M. Sutton. THIRD ROW; D Brumback, P. Payne. Coach; J. Brown. Coach Payne and Captain Guy Warrenton 41 Osbourn 43 Warrenton 40 Osbourn 42 Gar-Field 28 Osbourn 39 Herndon 41 Osbourn 48 George Mason 51 Osbourn 53 Nokesvi lie 42 Osbourn 31 Marshal 1 25 Osbourn 38 Loudoun Co. 46 Osbourn 30 Gar-Field 25 Osbourn 43 Nokesvi lie 43 Osbourn 44 George Mason 43 Osbourn 50 Rapp'k 40 Osbourn 37 Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! three cheers for the Queen Bees who ended the season with 10 wins and 3 loses to be second place winners in the District IX group two schools. Then on to the tournament! Their skill and fighting spirit was demonstrated at every exciting game. Sponsored by ASHBY JEWELERS and MANASSAS FURNITURE, INC. J. V. Basketball Coach Ward; D. Lawson, Manager; A. Davis, T. Fletcher, P. Broaddus, C. Hesse, B. Michael, B. Melton, J. Kincheloe, W. Lynn, D. Stanley, B. Byrd. R. Wood. S. Witt. CENTER: D. Mangum, D. Garrett. ABSENT: T. Merchant. Gar-Field 39 Osbourn 28 Herndon 34 Osbourn 30 Nokesville 20 Osbourn 18 Loudoun 22 Osbourn 20 Loudoun 22 Osbourn 25 Beal ton 8 Osbourn 50 Gar-Field 36 Osbourn 27 Herndon 39 Osbourn 10 The J. V. squad this year has showed outstanding material for the varsity next year. The Junior Yellow Jackets' spirit has been the spark to the whole team. No matter if they won or lost they kept the old Osbourn spirit alive. 44 Practice makes perfect Jnack FIRST ROW; S. Winfield, L. Saunders, R. Croteau, B. Saunders, L. Fairfax, H. Merchant, K. Cox, A. Davis. SECOND ROW: Coach; J. Fortuna, N. Elliott, S. Holmes, L. Compton, H. Smith, B. Barrett, D. Johnson, P. Veenendaal. At the sound of the shot our Track boys are off again to another victory. Last year proved to be most successful as the team captured the District Championship and high honors at the State meet. We are very proud of our Track team and look forward to another outstanding season. Herndon Gar-Field Pending District-meet State-meet Wakefield Nokesvi lie Warrenton 45 Home Home Away Away Home Baseball FIRST ROW: Coach Wildman; I. Santos, T. Merchant, P. King, B. Hunt, S. Moore. SECOND ROW; J. Dodson, S. Snelliiigs, D. Garrett, B. Beavers, R. Beavers, D. Hammer. THIRD ROW: D. Stanley, J. Hottle, J. Stephenson, C. Russell, C. Vanover, J. Herndon. Warrenton Away Gar-Field Home Herndon Home G roveton Home George Mason Home Nokesvi lie . Home Marshal 1 Home Loudoun Co. Home Loudoun Co. Away George Mason Away Nokesvi lie Away Gar-Field Away Rappahannock Home Spring has broken through the barrier of winter. Likewise the dusty baseball bat has come out of the closet, along with last year's ball and glove to practice with. The words out and safe mean the difference between a win or a loss, because in this game the umpire takes no sides. The real thrill of the year will come when the bat makes contact with that first fast ball, making the ball go over the backfield fence for another homerun to add to the score. Sponsored by GOSSOM BROS, and M. S. MELTON COMPANY, INC. 46 SojjtUall KNEELING: P. Stout. N. Rhodes, B. Dunbar, M. Truesdell, A. Truesdell. STANDING: Coach Roseberry, P. Smith, G. Branch, D. Caporaletti, C. Laws, J. Helms, E. Fletcher. Warrenton Gar-Field George Mason Nokesvil le Herndon Loudoun Co. Loudoun Co. George Mason Nokesvil le Gar-Field Blue jeans and yellow shirts, that's our girls' softball team! At last the softball team has received the much needed equipment: gloves, mitts, bats, balls, chest protector, and bases. With the help of this equipment the girls will round the bases many times this season. With a record of 7 wins, 3 losses from last year, the girls have gained experience. We are looking forward to a successful season. Home Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Away Coach Roseberry and Captain Truesdell Sponsored by TASTEE FREEZ and J. W. ALVEY SON 47 Cheenleadena Are you proud of your school? Well yea manl Our enthusiastic cheerleaders shouted their encouragement at every game. Their pep and never ending yells really helped in keeping up the morale of the student body, as well as the hard-playing members of the teams. Wearing their new blue and gold uniforms, our cheerleaders have added that extra sparkle to our sports' activities. V. Leadens i S. Harris, J. Miller, S. Breeden, M. Owens, S. Gowl, D. Kopp, C. Laws, P. Harris, S. Herring. Sponsored by GROVETON CITIES SERVICE and BATTLEFIELD RESTAURANT Vannity Leadens Sandy Gowl Molly Owens Catolyn Laws Sue Breeden Shirley Herring Sponsored by SELWYN SMITH and R. J. RATCLIFFE Carol Sue Harris Debby Kopp Janet Miller Patty Harris THE MILKBAR a 7 ime ton Undenclct24men Uhene ia IIIvay Ciqhth Qnadena President................. Vice President . . . . Secretary................. Treasurer................. Representative to Council . . . Ross Leith . . Patsy Earhart . . . Billy Foley Carolyn Throneburg . . .JoGalleher Gladys Abel Tommy Akers Betty Lou Albinger Paul Allen Peggy Anderson Mildred Andrews Lois Bailey Diane Beacher Dorothy Bean Ruth Bean Richard Bell Bob Bickle Donna Bird Arlene Bolden Tommy Bradford Carolyn Brewster Marilyn Briggs Russell Brown Bennett Brumback Shelvy Buhl Earl Burke Robert Burke Bobby Byrd Sidney Byrnes Elizabeth Campbell Joseph Campbell Tyrone Childress Richard Clark Shelia Clarke Jannie Clayboume Gary Collins Nancy Collins Harold Cornwell Robert Cornwell Jean Coutler Kenneth Cox Pearl Cregger Walter Crouch Vernon Cutshaw Phyllis Daley Delores Daniels Jack Dawson Richard Dawson Jean De Board Mary Alice Diehr 52 Cla a of) '61 Gloria Dodson John Downs Harry Duley John DUnn Patsy Earhart Carol Epling Vicky Eustace Teddy Fecteau Anthony Fesperman Judy Fink Ann Fogle John Fogle Billy Foley Bud Fortney Effie Fries Jo Galleher Judy Gallihugh Joellen Garmon Claire Geddry Barbara Geris Judy Gettys Pat Golden Michel Gonzales Wayne Gordon Viril Gregory Beatrice Grissom Noel Gunnoe Judy Harris Mary Hartman Richard Hawkins Hayes Haydon Roger Haynes Ronny Haynes Carl Heflin Carol Heinemann Joyce Hensley Evelyn Herndon Joan Hess Chuck Hesse Becky Hicks John Hilton Bobby Hoffman Jeanette Holland Idette Holsenback Sue Hook Opal Houston Norman Jackson Juanita Johnson Pamela Johnson Elwood Jones Glenn Jones Ruth Jones Joe Kamper r Ah S3 Ciqhth Qnadena 7 ft u fb n v A r. rf'l f: ; r $ i - ft A % r to 1 -� v • ajL ■ ft« S«.j) £ h , f fl o Al v: Ml -j t i H - V 0 i r« r A — ‘ 'a r r f- d : mk % h a { a Al J aisn frV .j - • • fr ft iff f 4 i £ V V v a A P A ft 4 Dorothy Kearns Edith Keene Pat Kelly George Kems Ruth Kerns Joe Kincheloe Eugene King Everett Kline Janet Lanier James Larkin Donna Lawrence Cobina Lawson Donna Lawson Ross Leith George Lewis Loretta Lewis Ruth Lewis Francis Luke Gail Mackenzie Randy Madison Bobbie Jo Mallette Helen Mallette Beverly Martin Carol Martin Elsie Martin Ray Mayhugh Dennis McGloughlin Linda McLathlin Kenny Menks Bertha Mentzer Jimmie Michelli Eddie Miller Earle Morris Leonard Muddiman Mary Muddiman Robert Murafka Carolyn Murray Effa Ann Nelson Jimmie O’Neil Violet Orebaugh Leonard Owen Bunky Owens Donald Palmer Patsy Patton Douglas Peake John Pell Kathy Pickerell Marilyn Pickett Betty Pickett Harold Pilkington William Poague Billy Posey Nancy Posey 54 Clan ofj '61 Carolyn Powers Willis Poyner Richard Ratcliffe Bobby Reed Jean Reedy Nancy Reedy Milton Rhodes John Lindsay Riddick Alice Robertson Shirley Robertson Ellen Robbins Alfred Robinson Shirley Robinson Lester Runion Lois Runion Phyliss Sanders John Scruggs Richard Sheridan ? 4 r t 'Sfri Ti Vx 1 p r % p 4iJk r ft ife Mk MiIfe ' r% A 1 1 r ji PS p 4 TP June Schuermann Jimmy Shetterly William Shetly Nancy Slusher Kenny Smith Larry Smith Emmit Snellings Rocky Snellings Richard Spencer Enda Stamm Barbara Stanley Cornelia Stanley Mary Stevens ♦ . jm i At A ' 1 mi M ( Cr $ A k - j 4 •'T ■ t 111 1 i f al a Glennie Stith Bernie Taylor George Taylor Ricky Taylor Carolyn Throneberg Marvin Totten Doris Trammell Shirley Tripp Barton Trucsdcll Bobby Vanhoy James Viar Mabel Wakeman Clayton Warner Gloria Weber Harry Weber John Williams Bill Wilson Ralph Wilson Carol Young Kenny Wright Roy Wood 55 3ne hmen n President...........................Bobby Thomas Vice President..................Tommy Hawkins Secretary.......................Linda Champion Treasurer.......................Susan Arrington Representative to Council . . . Scott Winfield Barbara Beavers Jack Boardwine Jane Boger Avril Borthwick Nancy Bowers Billy Bradford Ila Breeden James Brown Agnes Brummet Brenda Carlton Walter Carlton Billy Carpenter Wayne Carter Barbara Cebula Linda Champion Doris Cornwell Ester Cornwell Richard Croteau 56 Claud of; '60 Sue De Bord Thelma Earls Ruth Epling Patty Fletcher Tommy Fletcher Marie Fox Shirley Fox Anna Fry Bud Gibson Bobby Gollahon Eddie Gooding Pat Gooding Lynn Gnadt Dieter Grambeck David Grizzle James Hall Jean Halsey Carolyn Hammer Sharmon Harmond Leonard Harris Johnny Harrover Shirley Hawkins Tommy Hawkins David Hersch David Hohman Gary Hohman Horace Hopkins Ronnie Horan Donald Hull Robert Jenkins Betty Czapp Allen Davis John Davis Roy Jenkins Martin Jewel Irene Keene Ft I« - ft • m. t k r ♦ i ft r ft r� v i ft r ✓ r { 1 V ft. 4 n i n % 4 r V n 57 Jneahmen Carlyn King Carolyn Kiser Leana Kruse r 111 n ' md , n 1 n V en Cr 0 ft f Mary Robertson Jean Roseberry Jackie Russel Eugene Lamb Nancy Landis John Lanier Darryll Lawson Sharon Leith Barbara Libeau Linda Lightner Phylis Matheny Lucille McClure David McGlothlin Peggy McGlothlin Bobby Melton Betty Michael Loretta Midkiff Mary Anne Miller Frank Moore Joseph Moorehouse Mary Murphy Frances Nicholson Fred Nicholson Paul O'Meara Ann Parks Esther Patton Eunice Peacher Sherry Phillips Merle Potts Barbara Reed Dorothy Reedy Ronald Reynolds Helen Rion 58 Claa off '60 Melvin Self Barbara Sisson Lester Sisson Robert Shattuck David Shipp Benny Shoemaker Mary Shultz Sandra Skewes Betty Smith Glenore Smith Shirley Smith Peggy Smoot Judy Stauffer Billy Thomas Sylvia Todd Richard Tullock Billy Vanover Mary Vitale Bonnie Waggy Billy Watson Doris Weimer Joyce Wells Martha Wieneke Ted Williams Juainita Wilson Molly Wilson Preston Wines Scott Winfield Diana Wood Doyle Wood Larry Saunders Geoffrey Secord Barbara Seekford —' ■ t nn 1 o n r nr HN i 1 1 Itl i Fi - ESImH fi r- r. Itedfe 4i t % C f . Q ft nr n ft i A 1 ■■■HCM'RrI. mmwiM |n l Barbara Wright James Wyatt Sophomonea President....................... Vice President.................. Secretary....................... Treasurer....................... Representative To Council . Danny Garrett Nancy Rhodes . Sally Bryant Daniele Carter Dolores Kelly Kenneth Adams Barbara Bailey Randall Ballenger James Bassett A lexander Borthwick Paul Broaddus Dureda Brumback Frances Butler Joelle Brown Louise Bull Gene Branch Sally Bryant Edith Bowers Jackie Cornwell Bobby Crisp Edna Mae Crouch Diane Caporalletti Daniele Carter Joyce Cabaniss Virginia Clark 60 Claim oft Jeanette Cook Joyce Croson Hazel Crouch a' Betty Dunbar Danny Dyer Ann Engle Ettie Erwin Margaret Farris Shirley Fox Julia Goodnough Donny Gray Richard Grccnc Joel Grizzle Lynn Guy Patty Harris Philip Harrover Ann Haydon Kathy Heinz Vallie Hereford Everson Hottel Sarah Jacobs Joe Jenkins Jackie Jewell Delores Kelly Ray Kidwell Barbara Kincheloe Bernard Kraus Jean Kreisel a t k ft c i v mU c! A. 'ft v � ■ - Jr • mmr H '' I i r- V if es ■ i ft ft w - ?. , ✓ r ft ft a ft I r a o � ft 0 ♦ —' 1 k 61 Cla a of} '59 Bill Larkin Hannah Lloyd Penny Loftus Tommy Luck Ann Lunsford Wally Lynn Sharon Markley Jane McCartney Ronny McCuen Gerald McCuin Daryl McDonald Louella McGlothlin Irene McMeans Toby Merchant Billy Michael Joan Miller Hattie Mills Charlotte Moore Jean Moore Lynn Moore Stoney Moore Tommy Morris Juanita Muddiman Jeffery Noel Allen Orebaugh Billy Partlow Carolyn Patterson Margot Powell Carol Reed 62 Clam o$ '59 Fdward Santos Ireneo Santos Carolyn Schleh Billy Smith Linda Smith Pat Smith James Sowers David Stanley Joey Stephenson Bill Thompson Alice Truesdell Ann Utz Roy Vorhauer Linda Waldrop Delores Webb Charles Renner Nancy Rhodes Johanne Riddick Virginia Robertson i Barbara Wells Betty Wells Joan Wheaton Kenneth White Grant Wilson Virginia Wilson Mary Ann Wingler Siegfried Witt Lilly Wood Martha Wood 63 unions. Jimmy Alderson Jane Allison Larry Bailey President. . . . Shelmon Holmes Bob Barrett Vice President ... Ted Hanscom Robert Bean Rose Blevins Secretary..................Jane Allison Alice Breeden Treasurer . . . Nancy Hunsberger Representative To Council. Sue Carter David Bond Carol Brown Carl Brown Pat Brumback Frances Butler Henry Byrd Shelia Carter Sue Carter Byron Castle Lois Chandler Madilee Childress Zed Childress Lacey Compton Earle Jaye Cook Edith Cornwell Jessie Crouch Charles Day June Dills Jimmy Dodd Jerry Dodson Rebecca Dorries Betty Downs Marie Ellison 64 Clann o$ '58 Judy Feaganes Emily Fletcher Nettie Fletcher Roger Gar man Jackie Earhart Nelson Elliott Nancy Espenshade Anne Hamilton Dennis Hammer Betty Harris Shirley Herring Dennis Hess David Hicks Joe Gerris Sandy Gowl Berry Griffin Lillian Griffin Lenna Halsey Fred Holmes Shelmon Holmes Johnny Houle Nancy Hundsberger Eddie Jones Guyetta Kieser Jackie Kline Jack Lawson Delorise Leonard Margret Lepre Margret Linthicum Joanne Mallette 65 ‘lunionn Christabelle Mandley Bill Miller Winston Miller Tim Mullin Joann McGlothin Bobby Micheal Barbara Mauck Betty Murray Shirley Moore Victor O’Briant Mary Reed Jackie Roscbcrry Bobby Saffer Mary Samsky Stanley Sneliings Mary Spears Robbie Sproles Grace Stewart Lee Taylor Mary Taylor Joyce Throneburg Harold Utz Carroll Vanover Roger Vorhauer At Skipper Wheat Barne Wheeler James Wiemer Jon Williams Robbie Wood 66 'Jhe 'Jime Haa Innived 3on Seniona Seniona President............................Carol Sue Harris Vice President........................Floyd Vetter Secretary.............................Doris Wilson Treasurer.............................Sue Breeden Representative To Council . . . Miriam Truesdell Parliamentarian...........................Billy Hunt Our high school journey began back in 1952 when we entered the eighth grade or the Osbourn High School on Lee Avenue. We spent this school term acquainting ourselves with high school life. By the end of the first semester we were finally getting to class on time during the five minute breaks, carrying our lunch to the cannery on the Bennett Elementary School lunchroom, and remembering to bring our umbrella on the rainy days for the walk to physical education class in the gymnasium. As Freshmen, we spent one week being initiated into the high school life. This week was celebrated as Rat Week. Polishing shoes, carrying books, buying lunches for the Seniors and wearing pajamas to school are the memories that remina us of this enjoyable week. We began this year at the Baldwin School and by the end of the term we entered the new Osbourn High School. The term 1954-55, as Sophomores, brought us many new responsibilities. As Sophomores, we had our introduction to the dances, sports, and many assemblies. We began to take these things to heart in order to help boost our school spirit and establish better relationship among the classes. The big event during the year was the Freshman—Sophomore Hop. The Junior year brought the Big Junior—Senior Prom. We will never forget the time, effort and fun we had giving the Prom. The theme of Neptune, carried to the fullest extent, proved to be a great success. Another memorable day of this year was the day the class rings were received. As Seniors, we entered the 1956-57 term with many plans for the future. For each of us the future holds something different. Outstanding events this last year are the Senior Class Banquet, the Senior Trip, Graduation and many other activities that we will always keep alive and with us. C aaa ofc '57 69 DAVID RHOADES BOGER JENNIE SUE BREEDEN ALBERTA BYRNE JOYACE VIVIAN EARHART BERNICE VIRGINIA EVANS IRMA JEAN FOGLE Seniona JACK FOGLE WILLIAM GALLAHUE FRANCES GOSSOM RICHARD HARMAN CAROL SUE HARRIS SALLY HATHORN 70 Clans, oft '57 GOLDIE HENSLY JAMES HERNDON KURTZ E. HERSCH DONALD C- HESS TERENCE WARD HOEGER WILLIAM THOMAS HUNT Seniona MARJORIE JACOBS DAVID C. JOHNSON LAWRENCE KEARNES CAROLYN MARIE LAWS Clani of} '57 JOHN HOLT MERCHANT AUNDR1ETTE MILLER JANET MARIE MILLER WARREN EUGENE MILLER BETTIE MOORE RONALD D. MOORE Senior DELBERT E. O’MEARA RUSSELL OVREVIK MAMIE JEAN OWEN MOLLY OWENS SHIRLEY PEARSON SAMUEL PUTTMAN POLEND 74 Claaa ofc '57 LEE QUEEN GERARD E. ROY CORDELL RUSSELL ROBERT SANDERSON ROBERT A. SAUNDERS, JR. DAVID SEEKFORD RICHARD SHULTZ CLARENCE SIMPSON SHIRLEY SIRK HOLMES SMITH MARVIN D. SPEAKS PATRICIA STOUT WILLIAM TOTH MIRIAM TRUESDELL HARLAN E. VEENENDAAL Seniona. 76 Cla oft '57 CAROLE LORRAINE WELLS MARY ANN WELLS FLOYD VETTER Senion BEAVERS, BOBBY--Vice President 8; JV Football 8,9; JV Basketball 9, 10; Varsity Football 10-12; Baseball 9-12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Vice President Varsity Club; Co-captain Varsiry Football. BEAVERS, ROY--JV Football 8; Varsity Football 9-12; JV Basketball 10; Varsity Club 11, 12; Baseball 10-12. BREEDEN, J. SUE--Patrol 8; Cheerleader 8-12; Dance Club 8; Glee Club 8-11; Chorus 12; Dramatics 9, 10; Junior Red Cross 9; Vice President Sophomore Class; Honor Society 9-12; Bible Club 11; Basketball (Intramural) 11, 12; Outlook Staff 12; Yellow Jacket 12; French 12; Treasurer of Senior Class; Softball 12. BOGER, DAVID--FFA 9-11; Varsity Football IO-I2; Glee Club II; Chorus 12; Dramatics II, 12; Varsity Club 12; Bible Club 12. BYRNE, ALBERTA--Glee Club 8; Dance Club 8; FHA 9-12; Science Club 12. BYRNE, ROBERT--Football 9-12. COLLINS, SHELVY--Glee Club 8; FHA 9-12; Science Club 10. DANIEL, SANDRA--Glee Club 8,9; Dance Club 8; FBLA II; FHA 10-12; Honor Society 9-12; Science Club 9,10; Yellow Jacket 12. DAVIS, SCOTT--Transferred from W. Va.; FTA 12. EARHART, JOYCE V.--Glee Club 8-II; Chorus 12; Cheerleader 8,9; Dance Club 8; Horticulture Club 10; Band 10-12; Secretary Sophomore Class 10; Basketball (Intramural) 11,12; 2nd Lieutenant Band 12; Majorette 10-12. EVANS, BERNICE--Dramatics Club 8; Honor Society 9-12; FBLA II. FOGLE, JACK—FFA 9-12; Track 11. FOGLE, JEAN—Dance Club 9; FHA 9-12; Vice President FHA II. GALLIHUGH, WILLIAM—Football 9. GIBSON, RAY--Hobby Club; Bus Driver 12. GILL, JOHN--Science Club 10; Bus Driver 12. GOSSOM, FRANCES--Dance Club 8; Glee Club 8,9; FHA 10-12; Science Club 10; FBLA 11; Basketball (Intramural) 10-12. GRAY, LINDA—Patrol 8; Dance Club 8; Glee Club 8,9; Dramatics Club 9-11; Basketball (Intramural) 10; Basketball 11, 12; Softball 12; Annual Staff 12. GUY, BARBARA—Band 8-12; Dance Club 8; Cheerleader 9-10; Science Club 9; Junior Honor Society 9-10; Secretary SC A 10; Senator II, 12; Language Club 11; Basketball 11, 12; Captain Basketball 12; Bible Club 12; Spanish Club 12; County Federation President 12. HARMAN, RICHARD L. --Dance Club 8; FFA 9-12; KVG 10-12. HARRIS, CAROL SUE—Dance Club 8; FHA 9; Junior Red Cross 9; Vice President 9; Senator 10; Honor Society 10-12; Cheerleader 10-12; Dramatics 11 -12; Basketball (Intramural) 12; President Senior Class; Annual staff 12; French Club 12. HA THORN, SALLY ANN—Transf erred from Annandale; Majorette 12; FTA 12; Outlook Staff 12. HAYS, CLARENCE E.—Dance Club 8; Library Club 10, II; Band II; Dramatics Club 12; Color Guard 11. HEINZ, JAMES—Horticulture Club II, 12; Color Guard 11. HELMS, M. JEAN—Glee Club 8- II; Chorus 12; Dramatics Club 8-11; Band 10-12; Softball 10-12; Basketball (Intramural) IQ-12; Majorette 10-12; FTA 12; Outlook Staff 12; Honor Society 12; French Club 12. HENSLEY, GOLDIE—Dance Club 8; Junior Red Cross 8; FHA 11; Library Club 12. HERNDON, JAMES--JV Football 8; Varsity Football 10-12; Manager Baseball 8; Baseball 10-12; Basketball (Intramural) 10-12; FFA II, 12. HERSCH, KURTZ E.--Manager Baseball 8; Glee Club 8-11; Chorus 12; Track 8; Honor Society 9-12; Council 10; Basketball (Intramural) 10; Basketball 11; Softball 10; Yellow Jacket 10; Football 10; Key Club 10-12; Dramatics Club 10; Senator II, 12; Bible Club II, 12; FTA 12. HESS, DONALD—Dance Club 8; Building and Grounds Committee 8,9; Dramatics Club 10; Science Club 10; Softball 10; Varsity Football 12; Varsity Club 12; Library Club 12; Spanish Club 12. HOEGER, TERENCE--Library Club 10-11; Color Guard 11; Dramatics Club 12; Chorus 12. HUNT, BILLY--KVG 9-12; Basketball (Intramural) 9-12; JV Football 10; Varsity Football II-I2; FFA 10-12; Baseball 10-12; Parliamentarian Senior Class. JACOBS, MARJORIE--Dance Club 8; FHA 9-12; Annual Staff 12. JOHNSON, DAVID--Dance Club 8; Glee ciub 8,9; Dramatics Club 9-12; Honor Society 8-12; Track 10-12; French Club 12; Key Club 12; Council 12; President Honor Society 12. KEARNS, LAWRENCE--Transferred from Brentsville; Horticulture Club 12. KINCHELOE, CONNIE--Hobby Club 8; JV Basketball 8, 10; Dramatics Club 10-12; Horticulture Club 10; Softball (Intramural) 10; Varsity Basketball 11. KISER, JEAN--Dance Club 8; Glee Club 8; Council 8; President 8th Grade; Science Club 9, 10; Yellow Jacket Staff 10; FBLA II, 12. KOPP, DEBORAH--Dance Club 8; Glee Club 8-11; Chorus 12; Patrol 8; Red Cross 8; Dramatics Club 9-12; Honor Society 9, 10, 12; Softball 10; Annual Staff 11, 12; Editor-in-chief Annual Staff 12; Basketball (Intramural) ii,I2j Cheerleader 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Council 12. KRUSE, LAUREEN--Dance Club 8; Council 8-11; Glee Club 8,9; Chorus 12; FHA 10, II; Junior Red Cross 9; Basketball 10-12; Honor Society 10; Sottbail 10; Coach Intramural Softball 10-12; Varsity Club 12; Dramatics Club 12. LAM, SYLVIA--Transferrcd from Fairfax; Library Club 12. LAWS, CAROLYN--Dance Club 8; FHA io, II; Softball 11, 12; Basketball (Intramural) 11, 12; Cheerleader 12. LAWSON, VARINA--Glec Club 8-11; Chorus 12; Dramatics Club 8, 11, 12; Patrol 8; FHA 9,11; Honor Society 9-12; Basketball (Intramural) 12. 78 Stati ticQ. LOVELACE, ROBERT-“Transferred from Falls Church; Dance Club 10. MATHIAS, IRIS--Dance Club 8; Publication Staff 8; Building and Grounds Committee 8,9; Cheerleader 8-10; Glee Club 8-11: Chorus 12; Basketball (Intramural) 10; FHA 9; Outlook Staff 12. McCUIN, STUART--FFA 9-12; Dance Club 8. MERCHANT, HOLT--Dramatics Club 8-12; Patrol 8; Yellow Jacket Staff 9-11; President Honor Society 10; Honor Society 9-12; Varsity Basketball Manager and Score Keeper 10-12; Track 10-12; Key Club 10-12; Senator 12; Chorus 12; French Club 12. MILLER, AUNDRIETTE—Dramatics 8; Glee Club 8; Band 8-11; Honor Society 9-12; Bible Club 10-12; County Federation 11, 12 Council II, 12; FTA 12; French Club 12; Treasurer of SCA 12. MILLER, JANET--Dance Club 8; Basketball (Intramural) 10; FHA 9; Cheerleader 9-12; Basketball Manager 8; French Club 11, 12; Softball 8; Horticultural Club 10; Vice President Junior Class; Annual Staff 12; Stenographer SCA, Senate, Council 12. MILLER, WARREN--Dramatics Club 8-10; Band Council 9-11; Band 8-12; Honor Society 9-12; Glee Club 8-11; Chorus 12; President Junior class; Key Club 11,12; Bible Club 11; President SCA 12; FTA 12; French Club 12; Senate 12; Council 12, MOORE, BETTY—Transferred from W-L. MOORE, RONALD--Hobby Club 8; Honor Society 9; Horticultural Club 10, 11; JV Football IO; Varsity Football 11; Science Club II, 12; French Club 12; Chorus 12. O'MEARA, DELBERT—Hobby Club 8; Band 8-12; FFA 9-12; KVG 10-12. OWEN, MAMIE—FHA 10, II. OWENS, MOLLY--Patrol 8; Dance Club 8; Glee Club 8-11; Chorus 12; Dramatics 9-12; Honor Society 9-12; French Club 11, 12; Cheerleader II, 12; Outlook Staff 12; Council 12. PAYNE, JOSEPH--Basketball (Intramural) 10. PEARSON, SHIRLEY--Horticulture 10-12. POLAND, SAMUEL—Science Club 8-11; FFA 9, II, 12; KVG II, 12. POLYCHRONES, GEORGE--JV Football 8,9; JV Basketball (Manager) 8; Varsity Football 9-12; Basketball (Intramural) 11,12; Co-captain JV Football 9. POSEY, DENNIS—Baseball (Intramural) 10, 11. POSEY, MAURIEL—Dance Club 8; FBLA II. QUEEN, LEE—Band II, 12; FFA II. ROBERTSON, ELEANOR--FHA 10, 11. ROY, GERARD—Hobby Club 8; Science Club 9-12; Dramatics Club 10; Library Club 10; Hi-Jacket Staff 11. RUSSELL, CORDELL—FFA q-12; Basketball (Intramural) 8-12; KVG 9-12; Baseball 11,12. SAUNDERS, BOBBY—JV Football 8; JV Basketball 8,9; Glee Club8-il; Chorus 12; Dance Club 8; Football 9-12; Varsity Basketball 10-12; Track 9-12; Key Club 11, 12; Varsity Club 12. SEEKFORD, DAVID--JV Football 8,9; Manager JV Basketball 8; JV Basketball 9, 10; FFA 9-12; Dramatics Club 10-12; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; KVG II, 12; Track 11, 12. SHULTZ, RICHARD—FFA 9“I2; Dance Club 8; Dramatics Club 12; Horticulture Club u. SIMPSON, CLARENCE--President Debate 10; Key Club 10-12; President Key Club 12; Dramatics Club 10-12; Council 10-12; Track 10; JV Basketball 9; Honor Society 11, 12; French Club 12. SIRK, SHIRLEY—Glee Club 8; FHA 9-12; Basketball (Intramural) 10-12; Dance Club 8; Science Club 10. SMITH, HOLMES--Science Club 8-12; Hobby Club 8; Glee Club 8; Honor Society 9, Io; Key Club 10-12; JV Basketball 8; Football 10; Track 10-12; Horticulture II, 12; Varsity Basketball 11,12. SPEAKES, MARVIN—Dance Club 8; FFA 12; KVG 12. STOUT, PAT--FBLA II; Basketball II, 12; FTA 12; Softball II; Varsity Club 12; Annual Staff 12. SUTPHIN, CATHERINE--Dance Club 8; FHA 9-12. SUTTON, MARY—Dramatics 8; FHA 10-12; Honor Society 10, 12; Basketball 11, 12. TOTH, WILLIAM—Glee Club 8- ior Varsity Football 10-12; Dramatics Club io; President Sophomore Class; Horticulture Cluh 12; Key Club 11, 12; Baseball 12; Varsity Club 12; JV Football 9. TRUESDELL, MIRIAM--Dramatics Club 8-11; Glee Club 8,9; Chorus 12; Manager Softball 9; Band 9-12; Captain Band 12; Basketball (Intramural) 10, 11; Softball 10-12; Captain Softball 12; Basketball 12; French Club 12; Outlook Staff 12; FTA 12; Representative Council Senior Class. VENNENDAAL, HARLAN—Honor Society 9-12; Bible Club 10-12; Manager Track 10, 11; Basketball (Intramural) 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; French 12. VETTER, FLOYD—Patrol 8; Dramatics 8; Band 8-12; Science Club 9; Honor Society 9-12; Key Club 11-12; Chorus 12; Band Council 11, 12; Annual Staff 12; French Club 12; Vice President Senior Class; Bible Class 10-12. VON LOESCH, DELORES—Dance Club8; GleeClub8,9; Science Club 9, 10; FHA 10-12; FBLA II, 12; Honor Society 9-12. WEBER, MAX—Hobby Club 8; Buildings and Grounds Committee 8; Science Club 9. WELLS, CAROLE—FBLA II-I2; FTA II; President FBLA 12. WIENEKE, GORDON--JV Football 8; Baseball 10-12; Basketball (Intramural) 10, ii; FFA 10, II; KVG 11, 12. WILSON, DORIS—Glee Club 8; Dance Club 8; Honor Society 9-12; Library Club 9; FHA 10-12; Council 9-12; Secretary Senior Class. WOOD, BARBARA—Science 9, 10; Honor Society 9-12; Monogram Club 10; Softball 11,12; FHA 10; Basketball 10-12; Glee Club ii; Chorus 12; Outlook Staff 12; Dramatics Club 12. WOOD, RALPH—Bank II, 12; FTA 12. WOODS, JACK—Honor Society 11, 12. 79 BEST ALL ROUND: Sue Harris and Warren Miller Senion FRIENDLIEST: Sue Breeden and Cordell Russell MOST ATHLETIC: Laureen Kruse and Bobby Saunders WITTIEST: Barbara Wood and Connie Kincheloe LAZIEST: Frances Gossom and Holmes Smith 80 Sufienlativen MOST INTELLIGENT: Aundriette Miller and David Johnson MOST UNPREDICTABLE: Iris Marhias and George Polychrones MOST UNFORGETTABLE: Joyce Earhart and Clarence Simpson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Molly Owens and Holt Merchant BEST LOOKING: Betty Moore and John Gill JLait Will and Testament BOBBY BEAVERS--leaves 106 for anyone who likes Byrds . ROY BEAVERS--leaves football so he won't have to put up with dumb centers. DAVID R. BOGER--leaves his sister to anyone who will have her. SUE BREEDEN--bequeaths the sole position occupied by the fairer sex in the solid class to Nancy Espcnshadc, or any other girl brave enough to accept the challenge by the 1957 seniors. SHELVY COLLINS--leaves her ability to control her temper to Betty Hall and Mr. Leo. SANDRA DANIEL--leaves her graduation gown for a wedding gown. JOYCE EARHART--leaves her ability to stay out of trouble to Vic O'Briant. BERNICE EVANS--leaves her desk in Mr. Myers' English Class to Joyce Wells and the Christmas turkey to the garbage can. JEAN FOGLE--leaves her bookkeeping ability to Charles Day. JOHN GILL--leaves bus 16 to anyone who can make it run. FRANCES GOSSOM—leaves her loud laugh to her quiet sister Sandra. LINDA GRAY--leaves Blacky , her car, to her brother Donny, although it really belongs in the junk yard. BARBARA GUY--leaves her umbrella to the next Homecoming Queen. RICHARD HARMAN--leaves his boots and saddle to Mr. Myers. CAROL SUE HARRIS--leavcs Nelson Elliott one bus ticket to Arthur Murray's dance studio and every inch of her 4' 11 height to Joyce Thronburg. SALLY HA THORN-- leaves her baton to Nancy Espenshade to guard the school. JIM HEINZ--leaves his height to Earl Palmer and his ability to get along with teachers, especially Miss Smith, to Alice Carnan. GOLDIE HENSLEY--leaves her long hair to Jauuita Muddiman. JAMES HERNDON--leaves his title as The Biggest Wolf to Danny Dyer. SNOOK HERSCH--leaves his enemies to Montgomery Compton. DONALD HESS--leaves his false tooth for all the girls to choke on. TERRY HOEGER--leaves this god forsaken county, he hopes. BILLY HUNT--hopes tc leave a desk in second period English. MARGIE JACOBS--leaves her 21 inch waist to anyone who wants to try to keep it always 21 inches. DAVID JOHNSON--leaves his Honor Society pin to Harry Duley. JEAN KEISER--leaves Osbourn with hopes of flying high, (airline stewardess) DEBBY KOPP--lcavcs next year's Hi-Jacket to the Byrds SYLVIA LAM--leaves her height to June Dills. CAROLYN LAWS--leaves her place in the parking lot to Lynda Waldrop. % VARINA LAWSON--leaves gracefully, hoping her sister Cobina can do the same. IRIS ELAINE MATHIAS--leaves her unpredictableness to anyone who feels like being unpredictable. STUART McCUIN--leaves bus 13 to anybody who can make it run. HOLT MERCHANT--leaves Black Clarence to be put in the trophy case. AUNDRIETTE MILLER--leaves her long hair to Sally Bryant. JANJJT MILLER--bcqucaths to Danny Garrett her overgrown tonsils, since he lost his in a major operation last year. WARREN MILLER--leaves his inclination for rambling through the halls during classes to Siggy Witt. BETTIE MOORE--leaves her title of Miss Osbourn to her sister Babe. MAMIE JEAN OWENS--leaves her muscles to Charlie. MOLLY OWENS--leaves her superb cheerleading jump to anyone who thinks they can outshine” her. Sponsored by HAYMARKET GARAGE and BULL RUN SERVICE CENTER Lant Will and Testament SHIRLEY PEARSON--leaves what long hair he has left to David Shipp. LEE OUfckN—leaves his school ring to anyone who wants to go steady. ROBIN ROSS--leaves his grades in English to Carolyn Patterson. GERARD ROY--leaves his television book to anyone who gets it. CORDELL RUSSELL--leaves his ability to skip class to Bobby Michael and Delbert O'Meara. BOBBY SAUNDERS—leaves his legs to Bob Barrett. DAVID SEEKFORD--leaves his Henry J. to Coach Leo to pay the athletic bills, and the bus route to CLARENCE SIMPSON--leaves an astronomical debt to anyone who wants to pay it. SHIRLEY SIRK--leaves good ole” Osbourn for good with better things in mind. HOLMES SMITH--leaves his Plymouth to Bob Barrett. PAT STOUT--leaves her shoes to somebody who will shine them. CATHERINE SUTPHIN--leaves her home economics grades to Elaine Baker. MARY SUTTON--leaves her F. H. A. minutes to the next secretary and hopes that she can read them. BILL TOTII--leaves his football ability to George Taylor. MIRIAM TRUESDELL--leaves what's left of her knees to the gym floor. HARLAN VEENENDAAL--leaves his ability to do homework to Pat Smith. FLOYD VETTER--leaves his used saxophone reeds to Carol Brown. DELORES VON LOESCH--leaves her position as Vice President of F.B. L. A. to anyone who feels ambitious. MAX WEBER—wills his place in T. V. to anyone who wants a shocking experience. CAROLE WELLS—leaves the school house for a home of her own. MARY ANN WELLS—leaves her talent of walking so fast to Miss Fry. DORIS WILSON--leaves her F.H. A. gavel to the next president and her job as secretary of the Senior Class to anyone who likes to work hard. BARBARA WOOD—leaves Bach's bedroom , jealously hoping no female can take her tenor spot in the JACK WOODS—leaves his geometric genius to Paul O'Meara. LAWRENCE WYATT-- is not going to leave anything. He's taking it all with him. THE SENIOR BOYS—leave all their debts to the athletic association. THE SENIOR GIRLS--leave Mrs. Roseberry a maternity dress in hopes that .... THE SENIOR CLASS—leaves dog collars to Robbie Sproles and Miss Polly Payne. We, the Senior' Class, have signed, sealed, published and declared this our Last Will and Testament in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-seven. Coach Fortuna. chorus. AL) (President) Sponsored by PEOPLES GARAGE and LEO V. MILLER, MILK HAULING 83 Homecominq Jhe Homecominq Count Carrying umbrellas, our queen and her court braved the weather to grace our parade. A dreary drizzle dampened many watchers of our Homecoming Parade, Friday night, October 26. The rain, however, did not stop the many festivities on this occasion. The parade went as scheduled, ending at the ball-field. The rain soaked field did not prevent the Yellow Jackets from beating George Mason 31 to 0. The evening became complete with the coronation of Barbara Guy as Queen of the Homecoming Dunce held after the game in the school cafeteria. Belle of the Ball Homecominq Our cheerleaders are seen yelling iheir encouragement Osbourn’s Future Teacher’s Club of America portrayed with undampened spirits. Following on horseback is our its purpose by a float which depicted school life, team symbol, the Yellow Jacket. Plow 'em under 1 And we did! The Brown and Hooff float is seen braving the weather as the parade continued along Center Street. Cornstalks and chickens provided appropriate decoration for the Future Farmers of America float. 85 lutoq.n.apKa Jo RememUen Ain’t She Sweet Who's gonna win Boys Eeki Is it a man or mouse Knobby Knees Lonesome Bill! Party Dolls 87 Ain't Love Grand ■Happif r3imea Go Man Go| More Bounce to the Ounce i!UL Bookworm - Ouil Noni Ain't Got No Home Make mine chocolate 88 Slipin' and Slidin Everything's Turvy Topsy YEARBOOKS claJt 4yrX L I