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

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 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

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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

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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