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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

I THE HI-JACKET 1958 Published by the Students of Osbourn High School Staff SPONSOR........................Richard W. Byrd EDITOR-IN-CHIEF................Nancy Espenshade ASSISTANT EDITOR...............Johanne Riddick MAKE-UP....................................Anne Haydon ASSISTANT MAKE-UP...................Ann Parks LAY-OUT . . . . ASSISTANT LAY-OUT BUSINESS MANAGER ADVERTISEMENTS . SUBSCRIPTIONS . . ARTIST........... . Mi mi Anstine Rebecca Hicks Mary Jane Taylor Lowery Saunders . Barbara Reed . . Earl Cook PROOFREADERS WRITERS . . . PICTURES . . TYPISTS . . . . . . . Sue Carter Susan Arrington . . . Mollie Wilson Linda Champion Frances Anne Nicholson Mary Vitale ............Dora Spain Betty Harris Shirley Herring PREFACE Forward we strive, making the events of today soon become shadowy visions of the past. But the dark shadows can never dim the numerous and eminent achievements of our revered Osbourn High School. Because of these acomplishments we now have a fuller and more meaningful educational program. As the year has advanced even the most celebrated affairs have gradually faded into silhouette form. For this reason we, the Hi-Jacket Staff, have chosen for our theme, silhouettes. TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors . . Juniors . . I Sophomores . Freshmen Eighth Grade Organizations Sports Features . . IN MEMORIAM Mr. Jere Bunting, Sr. 1899-1957 DEDICATION In looking back over our Senior year, one of the outstanding personalities is our assistant principal. Always with the good of the school at heart, and always ready to help us with our problems. Coach has been a friend to all. It is, therefore, with pride and affection that we the Class of 1958 dedicate this annual to Mr. James J. Leo. HONOR During our Senior year we have enjoyed a variety of accomplishments and successful programs. Many of these, however, would not have been possible without the assistance of our sponsors. They have given much of their time and effort toward making our last year memorable. It is only just, therefore, to honor Mrs. Brumback and Mrs. Wildman. ADMINISTRATION MR. STUART M. BEVILLE Superintendent We at Osbourn High School are indebted to Mr. Beville and Mr. Murphy for making our school year move with simplified coordination. Mr. Beville is one of the most respected men on or off our campus as a result of his wise decisions and his noted willingness to help us during the years of our education here at Osbourn. MR. WILLIAM R. MURPHY Principal Working closely with Mr. Beville is our own Mr. Murphy who is revered by each of us. Because of his constant aid and guidance he will remain not as a silhouette but as a distinct figure in our memories. 6 ADMINISTRATION MU JAMES LEO Assistant Principal MR. CLAUDE DeHaven Director of Instruction MISS CARRIE LANFORD Director of Guidance MRS. FLORENCE GUE School Nurse MRS. CHARLES R. WILDMAN Secretary 7 FACULTY MR. EDWARD G. ALTMAN, B. A. Band, Music MR. REAMS E. BENNETT, B. S. Industrial Arts MRS. REAMS E. BENNETT, B.S. English, History MR. E. SHRF.VE BRENT, B. A. History MRS. DONALD G. BRUMBACK, B. S. Librarian MR. RICHARD W. BYRD, B. S. Business Administration MRS. JOHN F. CHILTON, B. A. English, French, Spanish MRS. MARY K. EDWARDS Cosmetology MRS. T. NELSON ELLIOTT, B. S. Latin MR. JOSEPH FORTUNA, B. S. , M. S. Physical Education MISS PAGE FRY, B. S. C. Business Administration MISS LOUISE F. GALIEHER, A. B. History, English 8 FACULTY MRS. ROYS. HELMS, B. A. Biology, Drama MISS IRENE HUGHES, B. A. English, Journalism MRS. J. BENJAMIN JOHNSON. B. S. General Science MISS SYLVIA L. JOHNSON, B. S. Mathematics MR. ALVIN KLINE Agriculture MRS. ALVIN KLINE. B, A. English MLSS EDITH V. LAYMAN, B. S. Home Economics MR. EUGENE E. LEE, A. B. History, Geography MR. ROBERT M. MYERS, B. A., M.A., Ph. D. English, Chorus MISS MARY B. NELSON, B. A. , M. A. G ovemment MRS. WINSTON B. PARSONS Business Administration MISS POLLY PAYNE, B. A. Phyisical Education 9 FACULTY MR. J. WALLACE RION, B. S. , M. A. Algebra MRS. ALBERT H. ROSE BERRY, B. S. Physical Education MRS. MARVIN ROWETT, B. S. English, History MR. RICHARD C. SLOOP, B. S. Physics, Algebra, Science MISS PAULINE SMITH, B. S., G.E.S.F Chemistry, Trigonometry, Geometry MRS. ORVILLE L. TRASK, B. A. English MR. ROBERT G. WALLACE. B. S. , M.S Mathematics MR. ALBERT WARD, B. S. Physical Education, Science MR. ROBERT L. WIENER, B. A. History MR. CHARLES R. WILDMAN, B. A. Physical Education Eighth Grade Co-ordinator MRS. FRANCIS F. WILSHIN, B. S. Home Economics MISS HELEN WOOD, B. A. , M. A. English 10 PRESIDENT . . . Ted Hanscom VICE PRESIDENT . . Jack Earhart SECRETARY. . .JoAnne Mallette TREASURER . . Joyce Throneburg REPRESENTATIVE TO COUNCIL . . . . Skipper Wheat PARLIAMENTARIAN . . . . Lacey Compton SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS It seems impossible that five years ago we entered the eighth grade. We can still remember clearly confusion of changing classes-for this was something new to us, the awe with which we looked up to the seniors, and the excitement of being the first eighth grade to enter the new high school. We recall looking longingly at the caption given our class in the annual- Class of '58 - and wondering if we would ever make it. As freshmen we felt that we were really a part of Osbourn. We ventured out to join organizations, try out for athletic teams, and participate in school activities. Our classes this year Were more difficult, but much more interesting. At the lunch table, our conversation began to take on an intellectual tone porto, portas, portat or X equals three times a plus b. The sophomore year seemed to fly by as we were busy with so many extracurricular activities-football games, dances, and committees. We juniors suddenly realized that we were a big part of Osbourn. Members of our class were out there on the football field or the basketball court, on the stage, winning contests, marching in front of the band. The one thing which stands out during this year is the Prom, which everyone said was the biggest and best ever. Suddenly school was over and we were handed cards stating that we were classified as seniors. At the beginning of this year we snapped into action and got organized for our most important year with plans for the senior trip, dreams of graduation night, applications to colleges or jobs, everyone looking ahead to the future. 12 JOAN ALLISON KATHRYN JANE ALLISON ROBERT LAWRENCE BAILEY ROBERT T. BARRETT SENIORS 1958 ROBERT BEAN DAVID BOND CAROL BROWN PAT BRUMBACK 13 FRANCES EILEEN BUTLER HENRY BYRD ALICE H. CARNAN SENIORS SHELIA CARTER DAVIS BYRON CASSELL MARY REE MADILEE CHILDRESS ZED CHILDRESS 14 C. LACEY COMPTON EARL J. COOK DORIS ANNE CORNWELL JESSIE ELIZABETH CROUCH 1958 JIMMY DODD 15 THOMAS NELSON ELLIOTT NANCY ANN ESPENSHADE ELLEN MARIE FAIRFAX SENIORS NETTIE JO FLETCHER ROGER A. GARMAN GERALD FRANKLIN GOSSOM SANDRA KAY GOWL ELEANOR REBEKAH GRIFFIN LENNA RUTH HALSEY LILLIAN ANN GRIFFIN 1958 ANNE LOUISE HAMILTON 17 SHIRLEY ESTELLE HERRING DENNY ROGER HESS DAVID F. HICKS SENIORS SHELMON G. HOLMES JOHNNY HOTTLE EDWARD F. JONES RACHEL ALBERTA JONES 18 DELORISE LEONARD MARGARET ROSE LEPRE JOANNE ALICE MALLETTE BARBARA ANN FRANCES MAUCK 1958 WINSTON O. MILLER SHIRRELL MOORE JOHN T. MULLIN ELIZABETH JEAN MURRAY 19 SENIORS THOMAS J. SANDERS STANLEY W. SNELUNGS ROBERT L. SPROLES 20 I GRACE MARIE STEWART BONNIE LEIGH TAYLOR MARY JANE TAYLOR 1958 JOSEPH CARROLL VANOVER ROGER VORII AUER PATRICIA QUINN WATTS SKIPPER WHEAT 21 CLASS OF ’58 22 CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT...................Carolyn Patterson VICE-PRESIDENT................Gay Lynn Piercy SECRETARY......................Anne Haydon TREASURER......................Tommy Luck REPRESENTATIVE TO COUNCIL . . Billy Michael JUNIOR Judy Allen Mimi Anstine James Bassett Rose Blevins Alexander Borthwick Gene Branch Paul Broaddus Joe lie Brown Dureda Brumback Sally Bryant Louise Bull Joyce Cabaniss Diane Caporaletti Daniele Carter Ginger Clarke Willard Coe Delores Collins Harold Conner Leah Cooke Jeanette Cook Edith Cornwell Jackie Cornwell Bobby Crisp Joyce Croson Edna Crouch Betty Dunbar Ettie Erwin Robert Fletcher Shirley Fox June Garman Danny Garrett Doris Graham Barry Greenberg Richard Greene Joel Grizzle CLASS Patty Harris Phillip Harrover Anne Haydon Vallie Hereford Everson Hottel Carolyn Hyre Edith Ingle Sarah Jacobs +sV. Charles Jenkins Joe Jenkins Delores Kelly Tommy Kerns Raymond Kidwell Barbara Kincheloe Guyetta Kiser Bernard Kraus JUNIOR Jean Kriesel Penny Lofthus Tommy Luck Ann Lunsford Wally Lynn Sharon Markley Wayne Martin Gerald McCuin Ronald McCuin Irene McMeans Toby Merchant Billy Michael Bobby Michael Harriet Mills Charlotte Moore Gene Moore Stoney Moore Tommy Morris Jeffery Noel Billy Partlow Carolyn Patterson Gay Lynn Piercy Faith Poole Margot Powell Carol Reed George F. Reid, Jr. Nancy Rhodes Johanne Riddick Peggy Roth Ireneo Santos Carolyn Schleh Ruth Anne Skelton Linda Smith Pat Smith James Sowers Dora Spain David Stanley Alese Underwood, Ann Utz Roy Vorhauer CLASS Lynda Waldrop Barbara Wells Betty Wells Joan Wheaton Virginia Wilson Sig Witt Lilly Wood Martha Wood -Cs J 'L OCKE’S DS MEET ARMACY ; Lester Abel Kenneth Adams SOPHOMORE Billy Bradford Agnes Brummett Brenda Carlton Walter Carlton Wayne Carter Barbara Cebula Linda Champion Margaret Chappell Doris Cornwell Esther Cornwell Brenda Crizer Elizabeth Crouch Betty Czapp Allen Davis Jack Davis Lindsay Dawson Sue DeBoard Ruth Epling Leonard Fairfax Tommy Fletcher jf Marie Fox Joe Geris Bobby Gollahon Eddie Gooding Jean Halsey Carolyn Hammer Sharon Harmon Johnny Harrover Shirley Hawkins Tommy Hawkins Kathy Heinz Dave Hersch Paul Holder Ronnie Horan Betty Howell Iris Kearnes CLASS Pat Gooding Lynn Gnadt David Grizzle James Hall David McGlothin Katie McGlothlin Bobby Melton Betty Michael SOPHOMORE Mary Ann Miller Frank Moore Mary Murphy Frances Anne Nicholson Carolyn Kiser Leana Kruse Nancy Landes Ken Lane John Lanier Sharon Leith Barbara Libeau Linda Lightener Gary Lohman Dennis Mangum Melvin Mauck Jane McCartney Fred Nicholson Paul O’Meara Ann Parks Esther Patton Howard Patton Joyce Paxton Barbara Redding Barbara Reed Charles Renner Ronny Reynolds Helen Rion Mary Robertson Jean Roseberry Jackie Russell Edward Santos Larry Saunders Barbara Seekford Melvin Self Guy Shephard Benny Shoemaker Mary Lou Shultz Sandra Skews Betty Smith Judy Stauffer Billy Watson Lancey Webster Doris Weimer Carol Williams Ted Williams Juanita Wilson Mollie Wilson Scott Winfield Mary Ann Wingler Doyle Wood Merilyn Woodside James Wyatt 33 John Staszkiw Melva Sumpter Bobby Thomas Bill Thompson CLASS Janice Toth Billy Vanover Mary Vitale James Waddell FRESHMEN PRESIDENT...............Chuck Hesse VICE-PRESIDENT . . . Marilyn Pickett SECRETARY...........Gail McKenzie TREASURER..............George Lane PARLIAMENTARIAN . Carolyn Throncburg REPRESENTATIVE to COUNCIL. . . Pat Kelly Betty Albinger Peggy Anderson Elaine Baker Diane Beacher Dorthy Bean Ruth Bean Richard Bell Bob Bickle Donna Bird Cathy Bond Barbara Bondurant Tommy Bradford Carolyn Brewster Marilyn Briggs William Brooks Bennett Brumback Bob Burke Bobby Byrd Sydney Byrne Richard Carter Yvette Chappell Shelia Clark Gary Collins Nancy Collins Harold Cornwell Kenneth Cox Virginia Cregger Walter Crouch Richard Dawson Jean DeBoard Mary Diehr Pattie Earhart Carol Epling Vicky Eustace Teddy Fecteau Judy Fink Ann Fogle Freshmen Billy Foley Effie Fries Jo Galleher Joellen Garman Claire Geddry Judy Gettys Loretta Glory Micheal Gonzales Sandra Gossom Bea Grissom Noel Gunnoe Jean Hall Mary Hartman Hayes Haydon Roger Haynes Carl Heflin Carol Heinemann Chuck Hesse Becky Hicks John Hilton Bobby Hoffman David Hohman Patsy Holder Idette Holsenback Sue Hook Opal Houston Pamela Johnson Elwood Jones Glenn Jones Mary Jones Ruth Kearnes Dorothy Kearns Edith Keene Pat Kelly George Kerns Joe Kincheloe Carol King Eugene King Everett Kline Charlotte Lamb Freshmen George Lane Janet Lanier Cobina Lawson Donna Lawson Ross Leitli Joan Lepre Gail MacKenzie Beverly Martin Kenny Menks Bertha Mentzer Esther Michael Eddie Miller Carol Morton Carolyn Murray Effa Ann Nelson Bunky Owens Doug Peake Sherry Phillips Marilyn Pickett Cathy Pickrell Joyce Posey Carolyn Powers Richard Ratcliffe Bobby Reed Dorothy Reedy Jean Reedy Nancy Reedy Milton Rhodes John Lindsay Riddick Ellen Robbins Alice Robertson Alfred Robinson Shirley Robinson Phyllis Sanders June Schuermann William Shettley James Shetterly David Shipp Nancy Slusher Peggy Smoot Freshmen Richard Spencer Enda Stamm Barbara Stanley Cornelia Stanley Mary Stevens Glennie Stith Carolyn Throneburg Bernice Tiller Shirley Tripp James Viar Mabel Lou Wakeman Harry Weber Bill Wilson Ralph Wilson Virginia Wilson Roy Wood Betty Jo Woody Barbara Wright Kenneth Wright Carol Young PRESIDENT . . . Charles Winfield VICE-PRESIDENT . Frank Harrover TREASURER .... Jay Dotterer SECRETARY. . . .Phyllis Collins REPRESENTATIVE to COUNCIL . . James Payne EIGHTH Jane Abel Paul Anstine Robert Bailey Richard Baker Mary Jane Barber Virginia Bell Reba Bentley James Bolt Shirley Bolt Larry Bosworth Leon Boyd Charlotte Breeden Betty Bridges Jerry Brinklow Maribert Broaddus Elton Brown Bobby Bryant Gare Burke Joyce Burke Linda Butler Joseph Cambell Arthur Cambell Cheryl Cameron Elizabeth Campbell Wanda Carter Mary Cassell Paul Castle Dianne Childress Tyrone Childress Judy Chown Judy Chrisman Gayle Churchill Jannie Claybourne Janet Collins Phyllis Collins Claude Compton GRADE Frances Cook Bessie Corbin Majorie Cornwell Robert Cornwell Dale Crabill Eddie Crizer Delores Daniels Pattie Dawson Essie Day Billy Daymude Ralph Daymude Angiline Dodson Jay Dotterer Mary Ellison Connie Epling Jimmy Eachinger Janice Fair Darlene Fairfax Larry Fairfax John Fogle Budd Fortney Pauline Fox Bonnie Garrigan Richard Garrison Carol Gearhart Barbara Geris Ray German Laura Glory Linda Gollahon Calvin Gordon Wayne Gordon Ronald Greenberg George Greene Virgil Gregory John Grizzle Dorothy Hall Gloria Hall Zela Hall Carol Halsey Lee Hamilton Sue Hamilton Buddy Harlow t Linda Harrer Billy Harris Frankie Harrover Nancy Hawes Barbara Heflin Bill Hensley EIGHTH Gertrude Hensley Evelyn Herndon Octevia Herring Joan Hess Janet Hicks Mildred Hicks Peggy Hoffman David Holtslander Charles Howie Alice Jenkins Esco Jenkins Loretta Jenkins William Jenkins Vernon Jones Nell Kearns Eugene Key Harold Kidwell Dorothy King Roy King Junior Knight Barbara Lane James Larkin Donna Lawrence Lyn Lawrence Rowina Lawson Annie Leonard Joe Lepre Loretta Lewis Dorothy Libeau Leon Lillard Owen Lofthus Doris Lovelace Frances Luke Jimmy Lunsford Milton MacDonald Randy Madison Elaine Mahoney Bobbie Jo Mallette Betty Marshall Jean Marshall Elsie Martin Fay Mauck Ray Mayhew Gordon McCuin Juanita McIntosh Dennis McLaughlin Roger Michael Jimmy Michelli GRADE Arthur Miller Carl Mitchell Earl Morris Mary Muddiman Mary Mulholland Walter Muller Johnny Murphy Louise Nicholson Jimmy O'Neil Ruth Owens Roy Palmer Aurelia Partlow James Payne Ronald Payne William Pearson Katherine Peck John Pell Judy Peters Maxine Petitt Harold Pilkington Mike Pittard Pete Polen Robert Polen Billy Posey Nancy Posey Willis Poyner Grace Proctor Helen Queensberry Richard Quinn Dale Ramsey Jean Rankin James Rough ton Joan Reedy Joanne Richey Stanley Roberts Kathy Robertson Shirley Robertson Ann Robinson Jack Rosenberg Helen Runion Lester Runion Lois Runion ilk ’■ 45 Robert Russell Deimage Santos Jack Schooler John Scruggs Roger Shane DeWayne Sharpe EIGHTH GRADE Jimmy Smith Joan Smith Helen Sowers Ann Sproles Bobby Stalker Jenny Stauffer Barbara Stewart Jimmy Street Gale Sutton Sydney Sutton ' Ann Swart Bcrnic Taylor Ricky Taylor Doris Trammell Danny Tribby William Utz Ronny Vance Bonnie Vetter Francis Vetter Diane Via Dorothy Via Joyce Viar Viola Vorhauer Beverly Warner Clayton Warner Margret Warring Larry Watson Juliet Webster Warren Welch Joyce Wells fudy Wells Pearl Wells Luther Wheaton Hilda Whetzel Lila Williams Patricia Wilson Betty Wines Jane Wines Charlie Winf ield James Wingler Sue Wyatt John Zimbro STUDENT GOVERNMENT Sponsor: MISS PAULINE SMITH President: EMILY FLETCHER Service through the Co-operation of All is one big reason the Student Co-operative Association of Osbourn is an outstanding organization. The entire student body, the faculty, and the administration works with the two governing bodies, the Council and the Senate, to try to solve the problems of the school; and to work for new and better worth-while activities. Some of the activities of 1957 were: the beginning of a Big Brother-Big Sister guidance program for eighth graders, the installing of a public telephone, the beginning of an SCA scholarship, a student directory, and the revision of the Student Handbook. S.C.A. OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Toby Merchant, Vice President; Emily Fletcher, President; Susan Arrington, Secretary; SECOND ROW: Doris A. Cornwell, Stenographer; Pat Brumback, Treasurer; Sandy Gowl, Parliamentarian and Pauline Smith, Sponsor. 48 SENATE SEATED: D. Cornwell. T. Merchant, E. Fletcher, S. Arrington, Miss Smith, Sponsor. STANDING: T. Fletcher, N. Elliott, A. Caman, G. Stewart, P. Brumback, S. Gowl, S. Hook, S. Witt, D. Garrett. COUNCIL SEATED: P. Kelly, N. Fletcher, D. Cornwell, S. Gowl, T. Merchant, E. Fletcher, S. Arrington, P. Brumback, P. Roth, J. Riddick, Miss Smith, Sponsor. STANDING: S. Holmes, N. Espcnshade, S. Wheat, C. Patterson, L. Compton, J. Throneburg, B. Wheller, J. Lanier, P. Lofthus, B. Partlow, J. Feaganes, B. Brumback. Sponsored by YOUNG MEN'S SHOP AND WIENEKE'S SNACK BAR HI-JACKET HI-JACKET The HI-JACKET is published by the students of Osbourn High School and as such draws its personnel from the entire student body. The staff was chosen by letters of application in order to obtain persons best suited for the respective positions. This year, for the first time, the HI-JACKET has conducted meetings on a regular schedule. Every Tuesday and Thursday, members of the staff reported to 106 to work on the book. We sincerely hope that the long hours of labor begun in the summer have made the 1958 HI-JACKET an annual to remember. . Hi in 7 ‘ tii '.'in luH'iiu A. Parks, A. Haydon, J. Riddick, M. Anstine, S._Carter, S. Arrington. STANDING: D. Spain, F. Nicholson, M. Wilson, M. Vitale, U Saunders, B, Reed, M.J. Taylor, H. Rion, L. Champion. SPONSOR; Mr. Byrd EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: N. Espenshade Sponsored by R. J. RATCLIFFE INS. and AAA NASS AS MARKET 50 STANDING: J. Roseberry, Miss Hughes, R. Horan, J. STANDING: G. Collins, M. Wingler, V. Eustace, B. Riddick, P. Watts, L. Taylor. SEATED: J. Throneburg. Greenburg, C. Reed. SEATED: K. Heinz. YELLOW JACKET Assignments, writing, rewriting, typing, proofreading, measuring, placing and replacing on layout sheets, choosing type, and running to the printer's office with the copy that should have been turned in the day before—then at last, we had an issue of the Yellow Jacket for you. All this work and more went into each newspaper, yet nothing could surpass the satisfaction we had when we saw the actual proof that something had been accomplished, the finished copy. Along with a new staff, new ideas, and new columns came a new class-Journalism 1. THE YELLOW JACKET was published through the journalism class which replaced the extra-curricular club. The members of the class worked hard striving to bring the news to you in an interesting and educational manner. t- S I SEATED: P. Watts, J. Roseberry. STANDING: B. Greenburg, G. Collins, R. Horan, V. Eustace, C. Reed, K. Heinz, M. Wingler, J. Riddick. _ . . Sponsored by E. L. CORNWELL and TIFFANY INSURANCE 51 SPONSOR: Miss Hughes EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: J. Throneburg YELLOW JACKET DRAMATIZATIONS This year for the first time in our history the Dramatics Club conducted try-outs in which some people were eliminated. Membership in this club entails honor and hard work. Characters in the three-act play THE IMAGINERY INVALID spent much time and energy learning lines, trying on costumes and applying make-up. Orv December 6th everyone responded with mixed degrees of tension, excitement and jitters to the words Curtain going up. This year, however, has been rewarding: the thrill of good performance, of not falling flat on one's face as one runs across the stage in a tense dramatic scene and the knowledge of SEATED: J. Riddick and Mrs. Helms, a i°b well done. Sponsor. STANDING: G. Stewart, J. Cook, N. Rhodes Joelle Brown-Angelique Sandy Gowl-Toinette Sponsored by PITTS THEATHER 52 PANTOMINES T. Merchant, B. Kincheloe, G. McKinsey, R. Epling, L. Waldrop, J. Moore, J. Stauffer, P. Smith, J. Riddick, B. Foley, R. Horan, E. Hottle, J. Cornwell. D. Reedy, J. E. Garman, C. Schleh, G. L. Piercy, D. Kelly, L. Champion, B, Reed, BOTTOM: T. Fletcher, B. Dunbar, C. Hesse. JR. DRAMA FIRST ROW: W. Carter, M. Broaddus, V. Vorhauer. SECOND ROW: M. Brown, B. Warner, C. Epling, P. Wilson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Brent, J. Richey, M. Pickett, C. Garhart, P. Hoffman, R. Greenberg. D. Carter, Linda Smith, V. Wilson, M. Ainstine, G. Taylor, S. Gowl, H. Rion, J. Roseberry, S. A. Lunsford, C. Williams, L. Lightner, B. Murray, Hook, V. Clarke, R. Wood. P. Watts, E. Crouch. Sponsored by MAYHEW WATTS 53 INSTRUMENTAL THE MARCHING BAND In the fall the Band began its musical year with the playing of spirited school songs at the football games. As the marching season approached, Osbourn paraded forth with the trumpets blaring and the drums booming. The time of concerts saw the forming of the Concert Band, Junior smaller ensembles. Osbourn is as proud of her band as of any other organization in the school, and hopes that it will always be as successful as it is today. THE DANCE BAND I Sponsored by DUDLEY MARTIN RANDIES STEAKS BAND COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Skelton, C. Patterson, N. Fletcher, T. Luck, J. Kriesel. ACTIVITIES SENIOR CONCERT BAND, FIRST ROW: M. Woodside, T. Luck, C. Geddry, N. Fletcher, G. Sheperd. M. Powell, P. Earhart, J. Stauffer, P. Fletcher, C. Warner. SECOND ROW: B. Gibson. C. Breeden, T. O'Neil, M. Anstine, S. Bryant, M. Pittard, J. Raughton, M. Mauck, B. Thomas, B. Melton, B. Kidwell. THIRD ROW: J. Bailey, C. Patterson, K. McGlothlin, J. Garmon, T. Childress, D. Loftin, P. O'Meara, A. Davis. JUNIOR CONCERT BAND, FIRST ROW: C. Winfield, I. Breeden, M. Childress, B. Mallette, B. Stanley, S. Bulh, J. Kriesel, J. Smith, J. Brown. SECOND ROW: R. Skelton, B. Redding, B. Richey, V. Bell, W. Utz, P. Anstine, N. Hawes, D. Crabill, J. Balazik, M. McDonald, B. Bradford, J. Grizzle, E. Jenkins. DRUM MAJOR B. Gibson MAJORETTES: S. Bryant, R. Skelton, N. Espenshade, C. Stanley, BANNER BEARER j. Brown, J. Kriesel. D. Leonard Sponsored by BROWN HOFF AND MANASSAS FROZEN FOODS FTA FIRST ROW: B. Garrigan. R. Lawson, A. Caman, V. Clark, P. Roth, D. Brumback. SECOND ROW: E. Fries, B. Murray, J. Feaganes, R. Bently, G. Branch. THIRD ROW: P. Johnson, M. Wakeman, M. Jones, M. Hartman, D. Cornwell, J. Kriesel, J. Riddick. FOURTH ROW: R. Dorries, J. Wells, M. Childress, A. Borthwick, L-. Halsey, C. Patterson, J. Lanier, E. Fletcher, J. Roseberry, L. Waldrop, P. Wans. FIFTH ROW: Miss Nelson, Sponsor; V. Vorhauer, M. Lepre, N. Espenshade, H. Mills. A. Haydon. The Eugenia Osbourn Future Teachers Club was founded October 21, 1954 as a part of a State and National Organization for the guidance of students interested in the teaching profession. The purposes of the organization are as follow: To learn about F.T.A. work, to help promote celebration of American Education Week, to study about great teachers, to assist teachers and pupils in classroom activities. From a starting membership of 8 it has now expanded to 36. During the year 1957-58 the members have carried out the original projects of the club. Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization is 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. One of our projects was a bake sale to raise money for a F. B. L. A. Banner. This bake sale was sponsored oy the Soroptimist Club. FBLA FIRST ROW: L. Taylor, S. Herring, D. Leonard. Miss Fry, Sponsor; L. Griffin, S. Carter. SECOND ROW; M. Speaks, M. Lepre, M. Samsky. THIRD ROW; Sponsor: 56 KEARNS and SELWYN SMITH FHA FIRST ROW; D. Bean, B. Redding. E. Fries, J. Schuermann, C. Stanley. SECOND ROW: D. Kearns. K. Pickrell, S. Todd, R. Blevins, D. Carter, C. Brewster. THIRD ROW: S. DeBoard, J. Roseberry, C. Hammer, S. Harmon, N. Landes, S. Jacobs. FOURTH ROW: L. Crouch, J. Denby, L. Kruse, B. Shultz, N. Gunoe, C. Epling, D. Lawson, J. Cabiniss. FIFTH ROW: J. Toth, A. Fogle, D. Bird, E. Stamn, B. Bull, T. Earls, B. Woody, J. Hensley. SIXTH ROW: L. Halsey, M. Winglcr. There are eight national goals for the Future Homemakers all of which further this aim. Of these eight our homemakers picked four: To promote better family living; To help members understand the opportunities open to them in the field of Home Economics; To understand our neighbors both at home and abroad; To provide training for each member in home, school and community activities. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization composed of young men who hope to make farrding their career. Drawing its members from the agriculture class, the F.F.A. has won state-wide honors and is a credit to Osbourn High School. FFA Sponsored by HERBERT BRYANT FIRST ROW; H. Haydon, E. Kline, W. Crouch, J. Waddell, J. Kincheloe, T. Mullins. SECOND ROW: M. Self, S. Moore, P. O'Meara, B. Partlow, B. Michael, Mr. Kline. THIRD ROW: C. Krause, R. Jenkins, R. Bean, R. Stauffer, W. Carlton, S. Winfield, P. Holder, L. Fairfax, R. Crouteau, T. Merchant, D. Peake, J. Kline, C. Heflin. FOURTH ROW: B. Saffer, P. Bell, D. Stanley, J. Davis, R. Bell R. Haines, J. McCuin, R. Haines. 57 SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT On the morning of January 5, 1958, the ten members of the National Honor Society, each in turn, tapped from the student body those persons who qualified for membership in this Society. In order to receive this honor, students must live up to the four goals of membership—scholarship, character, leadership, and service. All members of the National Honor Society wear a small, gold key to signify the honorary standing they have acheived—a key and an honor which will remain long after high school days are over. SEATED: G. Stewart, Vice-President, S. Carter, President. STANDING: Mr. Wallace, Sponsor, N. Fletcher, Secretary-Treasurer. FIRST ROW: G. 'Stewart, N. Fletcher, S. Carter, Mr. Wallace, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: N. Espenshade, D. Cornwell, J. Riddick, P. Roth, G. Branch, C. Patterson. A. Hamilton. P. Brumback, A. Utz, M. J. Taylor, A. Haydon. THIRD ROW: S. Gowl, N. Elliott, S. Witt, T. Luck, T. Hanscom, P. Broaddus, D. Garrett. Sponsored by NATIONAL BANK 58 VOCAL ACTIVITIES The Chorus, due to the planning of Dr. R. M. Myers, has been able to provide Osbourn High School and the town of Manassas with a series of musical events this year. These events include concerts by Miss Iren Marik, Mrs. Helen H. Williams, and Mr. Thomas Richner. Through the efforts of the music department, the citizens of Manassas have been priviledged to enjoy musical entertainment of the highest caliber. Sponsored by ASHBY JEWELERS SHOE CENTER MISS IREN MARIK FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Lepre, J. Gettys, I. Holsenback, R. Lawson, D. Bird, K. Heinz, B. Reed, S. Clark, V. Clark, P. Johnson, E. Robbins, S. Leith. SECOND ROW: J. Galleher, D. Spain, C. Schleh, S. Arrington, J. Collins, P. Lofthus, A. Borthwick, B. Smith, V. Eustace, J. Mallette, J. Wells, J. Boger. THIRD ROW; D. Cornwell, M. Pickett, J. Kriesel, G. Stith, B. Crizer, L. Waldrop, J. Stauffer, J. Lanier, P. Aylor, D. Lawson, N. Gunnoe, V. Vorhauer, D. Carter, M. Wakeman. 59 FRENCH CLUB Pierre qui roule n'amasse pas mousse. On connait ses amis au besoin. Plus on est de fous, plus on rit! Vouvoir c'est pouvoir. A rolling stone gathers no moss. A friend in need is a friend indeed. The more the merrier 1 Where there's a will, there's a way. Le Cerle francais This year the French Club make a major stride in development when the members voted to become Le Cercle francais and thus be affiliated with the national organization of French students. Members of this organization conduct all business meetings in French, and try to learn more of the culture and history of France and the French people. The main goal is, however, to respond to Parlez-vous francais? with, Mais oui, je parle francais beaucoup. FIRST ROW: S. Arrington, A. Haydon, A. Underwood, T. Fecteau, P. Kelly, B. Martin, M. Powell. SECOND ROW: A. Lunsford. H. Rion. S. Carter. J. Feaganes, Mrs. Chilton, Sponsor. THIRD ROW- J Boger J Riddick P. Roth, S. Robinson, C. Brewster, C. Reed. FOURTH ROW: N. Elliott. A. Hamilton. B. Michael, B.’Libeau. ’ B. Wheeler, S. Winfield, C. Heinemenn, L. Lightner. Sponsored by FROST FORD and KING'S GROCERY 60 DEBATE CLUB SEATED: P. Broaddus, B. Wheeler, T. Hanscom. STANDING: B. Hicks, F. Nicholson, L. Dawson, A. Hamilton, S. Carter. DEBATE Osbourn's Debate and Public Speaking Club, although small, nevertheless, tries to be active in the Northern Virginia Debate League of which it is a member. Tournament debating which began on February 3, 1955, has provided debaters with poise and the ability to express one self. BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club is an organization which encourages an interest in studying the Bible. During the club meetings, portions of the Bible are read and discussed. To better understand the scriptures, different speakers are invited to give their opinions. The club sponsors too, Grace for meals in the cafeteria. Some of the Bible club members are actively associated with the Northern Virginia Youth for Christ Association, and represent the school in Bible quiz contests. BIBLE CLUB SEATED: J. Viar, B. Garrigan. STANDING: C. Powers, G. Stith, O. Lofthus, Mrs. Kline, P. Loftus, C. Schleh. Sponsored by CENTER MARKET and TASTY FREEZ LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW . T. Fecteau, R. Greenberg, D. Grizzle, J. Collins, D. Lovelace, J. Webster, G. Sutton, S. Harlow. SECOND ROW: L. Gollahon, S. Wyatt, S. Robinson, J. Lepre, M. Broaddus, A. Robinson, C. Brewster, J. Wine, C. Powers. THIRD ROW: A. Brummett, L. Jenkins, A. Partlow, M. Robertson, S. DeBoard, J. DeBoard, J. Wilson, O. Houston, J. Roseberry, A. Utz. FOURTH ROW: G. Lohman, J. Street, S. Roberts, J. Bassett, R. Cross, R. Green, L. Halsey, J. Peters. OFFICERS M. Childress, P. Brumback, B. Brumback, J. Grizzle, Mrs. Brumback, sponsor. 2 The Library Club employs many members, each of which works diligently to keep the students well supplied with books in the best possible condition. These members also help make the library function as a smoothrunning machine. This organization is much appreciated and needed by all. Sponsored by HAYMARKET GARAGE and GOSSOM'S GROCERY KEY CLUB FEATURING____THE KEY CLUB SEATED: T. Merchant, D. Bond, L. Compton, D. Garrett, Mr. Wiener, Sponsor. STANDING: T. Fletcher, S. Holmes, P. Broaddus, D. Mangum, T. Hanscom, W. Lynn, R. Vorhauer. S. Wheat. W. Miller, N. Elliott, L. Saunders. 63 The Key Club of Osbourn High School, sne of the youth projects of the Manassas Kiwanis Club, is one of the major service clubs which provides an opportunity for nigh school leaders to develop their initiative and leadership ability by undertaking a program of service in the high school and community. The National Key Club has organizations in all forty-eight states and Canada with over 30,000 members and is in its thirty-second year of service. Annual conventions are held to co-ordinate the efforts of the individual clubs. Among the projects of the Osbourn chapter were, car washing, selling polio peanuts and soap. The student dictionary being planned is a new project. Members are voted in by the old members every year. Sponsored by PIEDMONT TELEPHONE PRESIDENT: Lacey Compiuu SPONSOR: Mr. Wiener LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Jones, F. Nicholson, R. Welch, L. Harris, T. Hawkins, C. Brown, Mr. Bennett, L Abel, V. Crouch. Sponsored by JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP 64 SHOP COSMETOLOGY LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Herndon, L. Cook, B. Wells, P. Matheny. Two of the most outstanding vocational classes in our school are cosmetology and shop; the students in these classes are preparing for their future lives by learning worthwhile skills and techniques. The girls, under the direction of Mrs. Edwards, slowly but surely develop into capable beauticians. While the girls are styling hair, the boys are working diligently at learning the trades of carpentary and cabinet making under the supervision of Pop Bennett. These students are striving toward the goal of holding a very important position in the world of tomorrow. David Hicks Coach Wildman Zed Childless Coach Ward Osbourn 39 Cedar Lee 19 Osbourn 33 Warrenton 7 Osbourn 3 Gar-Field 0 Osbourn 6 Culpeper 7 Osbourn 0 Herndon 22 Osbourn 34 Loudoun County 0 Osbourn 14 George Mason 4 Osbourn 0 Falls Church 13 Osbourn 27 Front Royal 0 Osbourn 27 Marshall 6 Sherrill Moore Coach Lee Sponsored by M.I.F.C.O. 66 CO-CAPTAINS ElliotUand Bailey FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1957-58 Varsity Football Team, under the supervision of Wildman, head coach, and of assistant coaches Ward and Lee, came out with a five-won-five lost record. After winning the first few games the Jackets went into a slump, losing five games straight. Towards the latter part of the season an atmosphere of determination prevailed. It was probably this and the grueling, tiresome, day-after-day practice, which sometimes lasted until after dark, that brought the squad through to win those last few contests. Although Osbourn has seen better seasons, there is not a member of the Yellow-Jacket team who is not proud to say that he played on the 1957-58 squad. FIRST ROW: V. O'Briant, S. Snellings, S. Holmes, L. Harris, N. Elliott, L. Bailey, D. McGlothlin, D. Bond, B. Barrett, T. Sanders, D. Mangum. SECOND ROW: P. Holmes. P. Harrover. J. Geris. R. Kidwell, D. Garrett, D. Sowers, E. Jones, D. Hicks, B. Melton, D. Stanley. THIRD ROW; R. Green. B. Shoemaker, J. Earhart, G. Lahman, D. Gray, A. Childress, S. Moore, R. Vorhauer, J. Jenkins, D. Hess, D. Grizzle. FOURTH ROW: Coach Wildman, Coach Lee, Coach Ward. ;FVWpn ei'el'SfSfeo W AV Sponsored by WESTERN AUTO 67 J.V. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW; B. Melton, B. Thomas, T. Hawkins, C. Hesse, W. Shetley, R. Wood, R. Croteau, E. Gooding, A. Robinson, K. Cox, B. Shoemaker, R. Leith. SECOND ROW: T. Fletcher, E. Brown, J. Wheaton, H. Kidwell, J. Kincheloes, G. Lane, B. Daymude, D. Holtslander, J. Wyatt, R. German, J. Lanier, L. Wheaton. THIRD ROW: J. Hanover, J. Linthicum, V. Jones, K. Wright, R. Bailey, L. Watson, G. Kerns, J. Smith, B. Hensley, J. Riddick, J. Shetterly, R. Carlton, P. Castle, Manager. Coach Sloop J. V. FOOTBALL The Osbourn J. V. Yellow Jackets, answering their school's call for help to build The Greatest Osbourn High School J. V. Football Squad, turned out in mass numbers forming the largest squad yet. They worked with enthusiasm as a team, not as individuals. They played aggressively, but they played clean, honest football. In asking any J. V. player what his roughest game was, the reply will probably be the Herndon game. Then again, you may ask the easiest, and from any player the answer will be that there were not any easy games and there never will be. The man behind this team, who worked as hard as any player, and coached the squad to a second season's record that was un-attainable to any other team on the J. V. schedule is, of course. Coach Sloop. Osbourn J. V. 12 Front Royal 6 Osbourn J. V. 25 George Mason 7 Osbourn J. V. 25 Clupeper 0 Osbourn J. V. 27 Culpeper 2 Osbourn J. V. 7 Herendon 13 Osbourn J. V. 19 Garfield 0 Osbourn J. V. 21 Randolph-Macon 7 Sponsored by ROBERT TAYLOR and MANASSAS COFFEE SHOP 69 CO-CAPTAINS Melton and Shoemaker VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Jones, L. Compton, S. Snellings, S. Holmes, C. Brown, V. O'Briant, B. Barrett. SECOND ROW: J. Downs, S. Witt, D. Gray, D. Garrett, W, Lynn, P. King, T. Bradford. THIRD ROW; Coach Fortuna, G. McNab, K. Lane, D. Stanley, Paul Broaddus. With the constant encouragement and support of the cheerleaders, the student body, and other ardent spectators, the squad of '58 displayed a spirit of never say die even in defeat. Their good sportsmanship, team work, and optimism were ever present, and the experience that these boys gained this year is immeasurable. Behind the coaching of Mr. Fortuna they •supplied their faithful fans with many exciting and unforgetable moments. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Bradford, J. Downs, Coach Fortuna. 70 Sponsored by JOURNAL MESSENGER SCORE BOARD THEY 56 59 57 36 45 TEAM Marshall Loudoun Alumni Garfield Nokesville Herndon Rappahannock George Mason Warrenton Marshall Loudoun Nokesville Garfield Rappahannock Herndon Warrenton George Mason GIRLS BASKETBALL Although the Queen Bees did not end the season with a no loss record, they offered us many exciting moments. There were several new faces which awakened a fresh interest in the team. Even though they did not participate in the tournament this year, the Bees are proud to have played on the '57-'58 team. Sponsored by R. E. CORNWELL A FRIEND LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Throneburg, Co-Captain, Coach Payne, J. Allison, Co-Captain. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Waldrop, S. Leith, P. Smith, A. Parks, H. Rion, E. Fries, N. Rhodes, C. Stanley, P. Roth, J. Mallette, J. Throneburg, D. Caproaletti, G. L. Piercy, B. Dunbar, J. Allison. KNEELING: C. Throneburg, D. Brumback, Coach Payne; M. Vitale. COURT CAPERS Two points by Allison Forward pass Jump ball by Dunbar 73 by Allison to Leith J. Y. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Ward, J. O'Neil, S. Winfield, J. Lanier. G. Lane, C. Hesse, W. Carter, P. Polen. SECOND ROW: M. Gonzales, J. Payne, L. Harris, J. Kincheloe, R. Wood, B, Thomas, E. Gooding , D. Campbell. THIRD ROW: R. Childress, B. Hensley, B. Boyd, T. Fletcher, D. Mangum, A. Davis, L. Saunders, G. Taylor, L. Dawson. Although this year's J. V. team has not been undefeated, it has shown promise of providing outstanding material for next year's varsity squad. The team deserves a great deal of credit for the hard practice and constant will toward betterment. The boys have brought forth a good winning team and have shown true sportsmanship after their few losses. SCHEDULE Dec. 10 Nokesville Dec. 13 Loudoun Co. Jan. 7 Nokesville Jan. 10 Herndon Jan. 14 Nokesville Jan. 17 Garfield Jan. 24 Loudoun Co. Feb. 4 Cedar Lee Varsity Feb. 6 Nokesville Feb. 14 Garfield Feb. 18 Herndon Feb. 24 George Mason 74 TRACK The cinders blew as the '57 Track Team dug their spikes in, straining toward the goal. The boys showed true school spirit and team work. Although their efforts were not rewarded by numerous victories, the experience gained will not be lost. With the experience of last years team and the determination of the new team we look forward to a more victorious season. Co-Captains Holmes and Earhart Sponsored by GREGORYS ESSO FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Sanders, B. Barrett, J. Earhart, S. Holmes, E. Jones, N. Elliott. SECOND ROW: Coach Fortuna, B. Foley, R. Wood, P. Harrover, B. Wheeler, A. Davis. THIRD ROW; R. Haynes, K. Cox, B. Gibson, D. Sowers, P. Broaddus. 75 VARSITY BASEBALL Harbinger of spring, the baseball and bat and as oak meets leather the dust flies and the Osbourn Yellow Jackets are off. Although the success of last year's team was not measured by victories, the team showed ability and spirit and all hope for a better record this spring. Co-Captain D. Hammer, Coach Lee, co-captain D. Garrett. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Martin, T. Merchant, W. Carter, L. Harris, D. Garrett, J. Dodson, F. Holmes, J. Hottle. SECOND ROW: Coach Lee, B. Shoemaker, D. Hammer, J. Geris, D. Stanley, C. Brown, P. King, G. Lohman, 1 Santos. THIRD ROW: T. Sanders, S. Snellings, R. Fletcher, J. Waddell, S. Moore, R. Green, V. O’Briant, D. Magnum. 76 VARSITY SOFTBALL The girls in the blue and gold ended their season last year undefeated. This exceptional record represented hard work plus fun and good sportsmanship. Although the team is sorry to lose their coach, Mrs. Roseberry, they are looking forward to a very successful season this spring. Sponsored by HYNSON ELECTRIC Co-Captains B. Dunbar and J. Allison FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. McGlothlin, J. Roseberry, Coach Roseberry, J. Allison, B. Dunbar, D. Capora-letti, J. Branch. SECOND ROW: C. Brown, H. Rion, N. Rhodes, G. L. Piercy, A. Utz, P. Smith 77 FOOTBALL AWARD Sponsored by PIEDMONT SAVING LOANS MONOGRAM CLUB Stimulating and maintaining good sportsmanship is the goal of our Monogram Club, which is composed of those students who have made outstanding athletic contributions, and thus received the school letter. Intramural sports, enjoyed so much by all students who are not members of the team, are sponsored by this club. Being a member of such a worth-while organization is indeed an honor that merits working toward. FIRST ROW: Sanders, Snellings, Dunbar, Bailey, Holmes, Caporaletti, Barrett. SECOND ROW: Jones, Santos, Smith, Piercy, Rhodes, Owens. THIRD ROW: CBriant, Harrover, Merchant, Brown, Fletcher, Brown, Garrett. FOURTH ROW: Merchant, Dodd, Holmes, Gerris, Compton, Bond, Mr. Lee, sponsor. 78 Sharon Markley Jane Boger Sandy Gowl Pattie Harris CHEERLEADERS The Cheerleaders, through their enthusiastic yells, have encouraged the school spirit of both the spectators and the members of the teams. These Beat-Me-Daddy girls have many times carried our squads from difficult situations to victory. Whether we are lagging behind or far ahead they are ever present with their pep, vitality, and school spirit. P. Dawson, M. A. Miller, C. Epling, C. Epling, B. Stanley, j. Rankin. Gene Moore Shirley Herring Judy Feaganes Ettie Erwin AROUND OSBOURN Queen Emily reignsl The reign to Queen Emily was brief and clothed in darkness, but it will long be remembered by the subjects of Osbourn. Many lovely maidens and their gentlemen made up the nobility, lining each side of the Queen's throne. The entrance was entwined with ivy and the ceiling was a criscross of deep blue. The music afforded by a small band was fi t for royal ity and enjoyed by both the royality and peasants. HOMECOMING P. Harris S. Holmes N. Rhodes P. Harrover E. Fletcher J. Heinz J. Throneburg JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The Junior-Senior Prom of 1957, was one of the highlights in the lives of the graduating class of 1958. The theme, Stairway to the Stars , was carried out quite effectively by using a double stairway leading into the starlit night. The orchestra, arranged in front of the stairway, was flanked on both sides by large palms. The entrance proved to be a novelty; the guests entered through large golden gates entwined with ivy. The blue crepe paper, sprinkled with stars, formed a canopy over the room. Because each Junior contributed hard work, the Prom proved to be one of Osbourn's most memorable. 83 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT JOAN ALLISON--leaves until next September when she will join once again. LARRY BAILEY--leaves La La to next year's football team. BOB BARRETT--leaves his '36 Ford to anyone who thinks he can live up to his reputation. ROBERT BEAN--leaves a hunting license and his squirrel rifle to Dr. Myers. DAVID BOND--lcavcs his mathematical mind and knowledge of Physics to Coach Sloop. CAROL BROWN--leaves in hopes of joining Billy right after graduation. FRANCES BUTLER--isn't leaving anything; she's taking it all with her to use later. HENRY BYRD--leaves his English book to whoever wants it. ALICE CARNAN--leaves her still and notoriety as a bootlegger to Katie Heinz to keep in trust for brother Jim. I SHELIA CARTER--leaves her Polecat shirt to Tommy Morris. SUE CARTER--leaves four years at Osbourn to her cousin Judy Wells, with the hope that they will be as rewarding as hers have been. ZED CHILDRESS--leaves his knowledge of English to anyone unfortunate to get it. EARL COOK--leaves his ability to eat lunch twice a day to Jack Kline. JESSIE CROUCH--leaves her ability to tell jokes to anyone who can remember them. JIMMY DODD--leaves his height to Johnny Downs. REBECCA DORRIES--leaves her book-reports to anyone who wants them. NELSON ELLIOTT--lcaves to the next backficld cocaptain the tastiest words to use in advising the line during the time outs and at other vital moments of a game. NANCY ESPENSHADE--bequeaths five cents to Mr. Leo, hoping he will spend it wisely. ELLEN FAIRFAX--leaves Osbourn High to anyone who wants it. JUDY FEAGANES--leaves Osbourn to the mercies of her brother, John, who will be in the 8th grade, and her cousin, Mike, who will be a new student in the 10th grade. EMILY FLETCHER--leaves Toby Merchant and Joe Jenkins with Pom Pom Smith and Diane Caporaletti as referee. NETTIE JO FLETCHER--leaves the Alto Clarinet to Tyrone Childress. It is more his size. ROGER GARMAN--leaves everything, takes nothing. JERRY GOSSOM--leaves all his Elvis Presley records to Wayne Rhodes. BETTY GRIFFIN--leaves her typing ability to Daniele Carter. LILLIAN GRIFFIN--leaves in hopes to join Woodrow Hicks. ANNE HA MILTON--leaves her brother at Osbourn with the hope that he will have better luck with the car than she has had. 84 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT DENNIS HAMMER--leaves his cigarettes to Edward Santos. TED HANSLOM--leaves Barry Greenberg in the Chemistry lab making chlorine gas. SHIRLEY HERRING--leaves her 4' ii height to anyone that needs it. DENNY HESS--leaves his good hand writing to anyone who needs it in bookkeeping. FRED HOLMES--leaves his ability to play fullback to Johnny Downs. SHELMON HOLMES--leaves his title of the friendliest boy in the Senior Class to Mr. Leo. JOHNNY HOTTLE--leaves his ability to skip school to Buddy K. EDDIE JONES--leaves his ability to play sports to Russell (Roost) Brown in hopes he will become a good athlete. RACHEL JONES--leaves Gladys Abel a bottle of peroxide to beautify her cornsilk hair. DELOR1SE LEONAKD-“leaves on the school bus to get a taxi, to catch a train, to get to Dickie in North Carolina. MARGIE LEPRE--leaves her ability to stay out of trouble to Judy Stauffer. JOANNE MALLETTE--leaves her sister Bobbie Jo, in hopes she will enjoy Osbourn as much as she did. SHIRRELL MOORE--leaves Buckhall road to Robbie Sprolcs. BETTY JEAN MURRAY--leaves her English grades to anyone who thinks he can improve them. JUANITA MUDDIMAN—leaves her old tube of lipstick to Sandra Skewes. VICTOR 0'BRIANT--leaves his basketball ability to Tommy Bradford. DELBERT O'MEARA--is just leaving Osbourn. JIMMY RHODES--leaves his biology notes to Elizabeth Crouch and Johnny Harrover. JACKI ROSEBERRY--leaves with all the boys she can find. MARY ANN SAMSKY—leaves Senie Warring all the -fly boys” at Independent Hill except Bruce. STANLEY SNELL1NGS—leaves plane geometry to Miss Smith hoping somebody can keep up with her. GRACE STEWART--leaves her lines memorized from Shakespeare to Linda Smith. LEE TAYLOR--leaves her ability to type to anyone who thinks they can improve it. MARY JANE TAYLOR--leaves Osbourn with bright hopes for the future. JOYCE THRONEBURG—leaves her ability to frisk seniors for their class dues to the treasurer of the Class of 59. ROGER VORHAUER--leaves his Yankee hat” to anyone who is crazy enough to wear it. PAT WATTS--leaves Homecoming Princess to Katy Heinz. JOHN BARNEVELD WHEELER--leaves his liking for physics to anyone who wants it. JON WILLIAMS--leaves his many girl friends to anyone who will have them. 85 WHO’S MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED T. Hanscom and S. Carter WHO BEST ALL ROUND E. Fletcher and N. Elliott SENIOR STATISTICS JANE ALLISON--Science Club 8; Dance Club 8; F. H. A. 9, 10; Class Vice-President 9; Class Secretary 8, 11. JOAN ALLISON--Dance Club 8; Home Room Treasurer 8; Softball 9; Basketball 11, 12, Co-Captain 12. LARRY BAILEY--Dance Club 8; Buildings and Grounds Committee 8; Home Room Vice-President 8; J. V. Football 9, 10, Co-Captain 10; Science Club 9; Track 9, 11; Football II, 12, Co-Captain 12; Varsity Club Vice-President 12. PHILLIP BALLARD--Transfer Student 12. BOB BARRETT--Science Club 8; F. F. A. 9, 10; Track 9-12; Horticulture Club 10; J. V. Basketball 10; Football 11, 12; Varsity Club 11,12; Basketball 12. ROBERT BEAN--Dance Club 8; F.F.A. 9-12. DAVID BOND--Dance Club 8; Buildings and Grounds Committee 8; Science Club 9, 10, Vice-President 9; Class President 9; J. V. Football 9, 10; Monogram Club 9; Key Club 10-12; Track ll; Football 12; Varsity Club 12. CAROL BROWN--Dance Club 8; Band 9, 10; Soft-ball Manager 9-12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Corresponding Secretary of County Federation 12. PAT BRUMBACK--Library Club 11, 12; Vice-President 12; Honor Society II, 12; S.C.A. Treasurer 12. FRANCES BUTLER--F. H. A. 10-12; Historian 11; F. B. L. A. 11, 12. HENRY BYRD--Science Club 8. ALICE CARNAN--French Club Secretary 9; Library Club Vice-President 9; Library Club President 10; Yellow-Jacket Staff 9, 10, Editor-in-Chief ii; Class President 10; Senior Senator 12; F.T.A. Vice-President 12, Council 10, 11. SHELIA CARTER--F.H. A. 10; Glee Club 10; F.B. L.A. 12. SUE CARTER--Science Club (3; Debate and Public Speaking 9-12, President 10; Yellow-Jacket 9, 10; Hi-Jacket 11, 12; Jr. Honor Society 9; Honor Society II, 12, President 12; Council 10, I2;% French Club 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11,12; Outlook 11. BYRON CASSELL--Band 9-11; Library Club 9, 10; Science Club 9, 11. MA DILEE CHILDRESS--Glee Club 8; Buildings Committee 8; Dramatics Club 9; Library Club 9-12, Secretary 12; F.T. A. 10-12. ZED CHILDRESS--Science Club 8, 10, Vice-President 10; J. V. Football 9, 10; Horticulture Club II; Football 11, 12; Baseball 12. PATSY COLLINS--Art Club 8; F.H.A. 10. LACEY COMP TON--Science Club 8; Band 8-10; Track Manager 8; Track 10; Varsity Club 9-12, Sergeant at Arms 10; Key Club 10-12, President 12; J. V. Basketball 9, 10; Basketball 11, 12; Council 12; Class Parliamentarian 12. EARL COOK--Hi-Jacket Staff 12. DORIA ANN CORNWELL--Yellow-Jacket 9-11; Jr. Honor Society 9; Class Treasurer 9; Honor Society 11, 12; F.T.A. 12; S.C.A. Stenographer 12. JESSIE CROUCH--Band 8-12; Dance Club 8; Science Club 9; Basketball 11. JIMMY DODD--Science Club 8. JERRY DODSON--Science Club 10; Baseball 10-12. REBECCA DORRIES--Science Club 8; Library Club Treasurer 9; F.H.A. 9; Chorus II; F.T.A. 12. JACKIE EARHART--Buildings and Grounds Committee 8; Dance Club 8; J. V. Football 8-10; J. V. Basketball Manager 8; Baseball Manager 8,9; Band9� ii; Varsity Club 9-11; J. V. Basketball 9, 10; Track 11, 12; Football 11,12; Key Club 11,12. NELSON ELLIUTT--Yellow-Jackct IO; Football 10-12, Co-Captain ii, 12; Track 10-12; Class Vice-President io; French Club 11, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Outlook II; Key Club II, 12; Junior Senator 11; Senior Senator 12; Key Club Secretary 11. NANCY ESPENSHADE--Glee Club 8-10; Extra Curricular Activities Committee 8; Jr. Red Cross 8; Soft-ball Manager 8-115 Dramatics Club 9; Hi-Jacket Staff 9-12, Editor-in-Chief 12; Jr. Honor Society 9; Honor Society 11, 12; Freshman Senator 9; Sophomore Senator 10; Majorette 9-12; Chorus II; Spanish Club ii; F.T.A. 12; Council 12. ELLEN FAIRFAX--Art Club 8; F.T.A. 9-11, Librarian IO; F.H.A. 9-12; F.B. L. A. 11, 12, Vice-President 12. JUDY FEAGANES--Dance Club 8; Library Club 9-11, Vice-President 11, Secretary-Treasurer IO; Cheerleader 12; F.T.A. President 12; French Club 11,12 President 12; J. V. Cheerleader Captain 11; Yellow Jacket Staff 11. EMILY FLETCHER--Hi-Jacket Staff 9-11; Softball 9, io; Horticulture Club 9; Varsity Club 10-12, Secretary ii; S.C.A. Secretary 10, Vice-President II, President 12; F.T.A. 12; County Federation Senator 12. NETTIE FLETCHER--Dance Club 8; Band 8-12; Captain 12; Home Room Secretary 8; Class Secretary 9; Glee Club io; Chorus ii; F.H.A. IO; Honor Society 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 12; F.T.A. Secretary 12; Dance Band 12. ROGER GARMAN--Science Club 8,9; Buildings and Grounds Committee 8; Horticulture Club 10, 11. JERRY GOSSOM—Transfer Student 12. SANDY GOWL--Dance Club 8; Class President 8; Yellow-Jacket Staff 9-11; Science Club 9; J. V. Cheerleader 9; Cheerleader 10-12; Jr. Honor Society 9; Honor Society 11-12; Dramatics Club Ii, 12; Junior Senator II; S.C.A. Parliamentarian 12; County Federation Secretary 11. ELEANOR GRIFFIN--Dramatics Club 9; F.B. L.A. 12. LILLIAN GRIFFIN-Glee Club 8; F.H.A. IO; F.B. L.A. 12. LENNA HALSEY—Glee Club 8; F.T.A. 9-12, Librarian 9, Secretary and Historian 10; F.H.A. 9, 10, 12; Library Club 10-12. ANN HA MILTON--Dance Club 8; Debate and Public Speaking 9-12, Secretary-Treasurer 10; Dramatics Club 9; Jr. Honor Society 9; Honor Society II, 12; J. V. Cheerleader Captain 10; Class Representative 88 SENIOR STATISTICS to Council 10; French Club 11, 12, DENNIS HAMMER--Science Club 8; Monogram Club 9, IO; Baseball 9, 11, 12; Horticulture Club 11, 12; President 12; F.F.A. 12; K. V. G. 12. TED HANSCOM--Dance Club 8; Debate and Public Speaking 9-12, Parliamentarian 9, Vice-President IO, 12, President 11; Yellow Jacket Staff 9-11; Key Club 9-12; Jr. Honor Society 9; Honor Society II, 12; Dramatics Club 9-12; Class Vice-President 11; Class President 12; Spanish Club ii; Outlook 11; County Federation Senator 12; Council 11,12. SHIRLEY HERRING--Dance Club 8; F. T. A. 9-11; F. H. A. 10-12; F.B. L. A. 11, 12, Reporter 12; J. V. Cheerleader to; Cheerleader 1 1, 12. DENNY HESS--Science Club Treasurer 8; Monogram Club 9; French Club 11; Basketball Manager 11; Football Manager 12; Varsity Club 12. DONALD HESS--Dance Club 8; Glee Club 8; Buildings and Grounds Committee 8,9; Dramatics Club IO; Science Club 10; Monogram Club 10; J. V. Football IO; Football 12; Library Club Treasurer 12; Varsity Club 12; Spanish Club 12. DAVID HICKS--Buildings and Grounds Committee 8; J. V. Football 8,9; Jr. Red Cross 8; Science Club 8; Library Club 9, 10; Debate and Public Speaking 9,11,12; French Club II, 12; Football 10-12. FRED HOLMES--Science Club 8; Monogram Club 9; Horticulture Club 10-12; Football 11,12; Varsity Club 12; Baseball 12. SHELMON HOLMES--Science Club 8; J. V. Football 8; Track 8-12, Captain 12; Football 9-12; J. V. Basketball 8, 10; Monogram Club 9; Jr. Honor Society 9; Varsity Club 9-12, Vice President 10, President 12; Key Club 10-12; Horticultulture Club 10; Basketball II, 12; Class President 1 I; Council I 1, 12; County Federation 10, 11. JOHNNY HOTTLE--Dance Club 8; J. V. Basketball 9; Horticulture Club 10; Baseball 10-12. EDDIE JONES--J. V. Basketball 8-IO, Co-Captain 10; Hobby Club 8; Buildings and Grounds Committee 8; J. V. Football 9, io, Co-Captain 10; Horticulture Club IO; Spanish Club 11; Football 11, 12; Basketball 12. RACHEL JONES--F.H. A. 9; F. B. L. A. 12. GUYETTA KISER—Bible Club 10-12. JACKIE KLINE—F.F.A. 12. DELORISE LEONARD—Band 8; Majorette 12; Dance Club 8; Home Room Vice-President 8; F. H. A. 9; Yellow-Jacket Staff 10-12; F. B. L. A. II, 12. MARGARET LEPRE — Art Club 8; Jr. Red Cross 8; Dramatics Club 9, IO; Chorus 11; F. B. L. A. 12; F. T. A. 12. JOANNE MALLETTE--Dance Club 8; Glee Club 8; Home Room President 8; Majorette 9- 11; Band 9- 11; Basketball 10, 11; S.C. A. Parliamentarian II; Chorus 12; F. T. A. 12; Class Secretary 12. BARBARA MAUCK—Dance Club 8; F. H.A. 9; Library Club 9, 10, Parliamentarian 10; Bible Club IO; F.B. L.A. Reporter II. WINSTON MILLER--Science Club 8,9, Treasurer 9; Monogram Club 9; Home Room President 9; Key Club II, 12. SHERILL MOORE--Science Club Vice-President 8; J. V. Football IO; Football 12. JUANITA MU DDI MAN--Glee Club 8; Art Club 8; Library Club 9-12, Treasurer 11, 12. TIM MULLIN--F. F. A. 11, 12. BO TTY'MURRAY--Debate and Public Speaking 10; F.T. A. 11, 12; Treasurer 12; Dramatics Club 12. DELBERT O’MEARA--Hobby Club 8; Band 8-12; F.F.A. 9-12; K. V.G. 10-12. JIMMY RHODES--Science Club 8,9; Horticulture Club 10-12, Vice-President 10. JACKIE ROSEBERRY--Dance Club 8; Yellow-Jacket Staff 9-12; Library Club 10-12, Parliamentarian 11; Debate and Public Speaking 10, 11, Secretary 11; Dramatics Club II, 12; F.T.A. 12; MARY ANN SAMSKY--Science Club 8; Class Treasurer 8; Class Secretary 9; F. H. A. 9; Outlook Staff II; F. B. L.A. 12. TOMMY SANDERS--Science Club President 10; Football 10, 12; Track 10; Varsity Club 12; Baseball 12. STANLEY SNELLINGS--J. V. Football 8-IO; Buildings and Ground Committee 8; Hobby Club 8; J. V. Basketball IO; Basketball II, 12; Baseball 10-12; Football II, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12, Sergeant at Arms 12; Key Club 12. ROBBIE SPROLES--Monogram Club 8,9; Science Club 8; J. V. Football 9, IO; J. V. Basketball Manager 10. GRACE STEWART--Glee Club 10; Honor Society 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Dramatics Club Secretary 12; Senior Senator 12. LEIGH TAYLOR--Softball II; F.B. L.A. Secretary 11, 12; Yellow-Jacket Staff 12. MARY JANE TAYLOR--Science Club 8,9; Jr. Honor Society 9; Jr. Red Cross 9; F. H. A. 9, IO; Home Room President 9; F.B. L.A. 11,12, President 12; Honor Society 12; Hi-Jacket 12. JOYCE THRONEBURG--Basketball 11, 12, Co-Captain 12; Yellow-Jacket Editor-in-Chief 12; Class Treasurer 12; Council 12. HAROLD UTZ--Baseball 11, 12; K.V.G. 12; Horticulture Club 12. CARROLL VANOVER--Science Club 9; J. V. Football 9; J. V. Basketball 10; F.F.A. 9,10,12; Horticulture Club 10, II; Baseball II, 12; Track IO. PAT WATTS--F. T. A. 12; Dramatics Club 12; Yellow-Jacket 12. LEONARD VHEAT--Dance Club 8; Buildings and Grounds Committee 8; Home Room President 8; Council 8, 12; Basketball Manager 9; Science Club 9; Key Club 10,12; Spanish Club II; Representative to Council 12. BARNE WHEELER--J. V. Basketball 10; Debate and Public Speaking 10-12, Vice-President II, President 12; French Club 12; Basketball 11. JON WILLIAMS--Automotive Club 10; Horticulture Club ll. 89 Where to Janice? 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