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

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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

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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

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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