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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

I ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC........ SPORTS....... ACTIVITIES JoreworcJ t Time passes; graduation- day grows nearer; as the symphony of our school year draws to a close, the notes grpw lighter and fainter and finally die away. Gone forever is the symphony of school life, but the pielodies in it will be hummed forever as we recall the experiences we had and the friends we made at our Osbourn High. It is the hope of the 1959 HI-JACKET staff that as you glance through this book in the years to come, you will recall the harmony of those moments-andhear the melody, faint but clear, again. It is fitting that as the year 1958-59 draws to a close that the students reflect not only on what they are leaving at Osbourn, but what they take with them. The Seniors will always carry with them memories of Miss Pauline Smith, who as a teacher, advisor and friend has won a place for herself in the heart of all of Osbourn. The 1959 HI-JACKET is dedicated to Miss Pauline Smith. Dedication 4 on or Because of his competency in the Senior English department, because of the unique-ness of his position as Osbourn's first ex-change teacher, and because of the per-manent niche he has earned in the hearts of his students and the faculty, the 1959 HI-JACKET wishes to honor Dr. Johannes Pastoor, exchange teacher from the Netherlands. JOHN EVERETT CORNWELL fc A 9n JKemoriam The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures; he leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul; he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever. 6 Psalms: 23 dministration It is a real privilege to enter the senior year and to have Mr. W. R. Murphy as the class advisor; it is particularly appropriate' for Mr. Murphy to be our sponsor, since he entered Osbourn High School as principal when we, the senior class, entered as eighth graders. As a principal, he has guided us individually four years through toil and tribulation, until, at last, he has advised us as a class. Many of our successes would not have been possible without the ever-present, helping hand he held outstretched to us. We shall always revere the principal who aided us in innumerable ways at Osbourn. 8 Administration Osbourn High School is fortunate to be connected with an administration such as that of Prince William County. Starting with the Superintendent of Schools through the office of Osbourn High School, an excellent job has been done to provide students with adequate facilities and a pleasing school atmosphere. Mr. James Leo, Assistant Principal Mrs. Charles Wildman, Secretary Mr. Stuart Beville, superintendent of schools, and Mr. Claude DeHaven, director of instruction. Miss Carrie Lauford, guidance director, and Mrs. T. Nelson Elliott, eighth grade co-ordinator. cS ci: e nee department MRS. ROY HELMS Biology MRS. BEN JOHNSON Science I MR. RICHARD SLOOP Science 8 Physics. Trigonometry MISS PAULINE SMITH Chemistry, Plane Geometry MR. ALBERT WARD Science 8 10 MISS BARBARA HOLLAR Math 8 MR. BERNARD FERRILL Science 8 Math 8 MR. JOHN HOPPE Algebra Math 8 MISS SYLVIA JOHNSON Math 8. 11 Algebra MR. WALLACE RION Algebra MR. ROBERT WALLACE Math I, Plane Geometry C n (jffis h 7) ep a rt m e nt MISS TANYA ANDERSON English I, III MRS. REAMS BENNETT English II ■ r MR. ROBERT BURG HARD English III MRS. ALVIN KLINE English II MR. JOHANNES PASTOOR English IV MR. JAMES SAWYER Reading 8 MR. BUDDY WISHON English 8 12 cJenera C cfucation a MR. EDWARD ALTMAN Band, Chorus • MRS. DONALD BRUMBACK Librarian MRS. T. N. ELLIOTT Latiu, Eighth grade co-ordinator MISS EDITH LAYMAN Home Economics MRS. FRANCIS WILSH1N Home Economics 13 Ooc aJ S ud es Departm en MR. SHREVE BRENT History II, III MR. ROBERT FRANKLIN History 8, II MR. EUGENE LEE History 8, Geography MISS MARY NELSON Government MR. KERMON THOMASON History 8 MR. ROBERT WEINER History HI Government 14 V ocat o naf Oepar men MR. JAMES STOUT Shop MRS. JOHN THOMAS Basic Business Typing, Shorthand -T3 !? MR. REAMS BENNETT Shop, Mechanical Drawing MR. RICHARD BYRD Bookkeeping, Typing MRS. MARY EDWARDS Cosmetology MISS PAGE FRY Typing, Shorthand MR. ALVIN KLINE Agriculture MISS PATRICIA BRILEY MR. JOSEPH FORTUNA MISS POLLY PAYNE MR. CHARLES WILDMAN emors (Lt SEATED: Betty Dunbar, Secretary; Diane Capo-raletti. President; Virginia Clark, Vice President. STANDING: Billy Partlow, Parliamentarian; Sharon Markley, Treasurer; Jackie Corn-well, Rep. to Council. cS, enior Off- icers DIANE CAPORALETT1 President MR. MURPHY Sponsor In September, 1954, we entered the doors of what is now our dear old stamping grounds, Osbourn High School. We must admit - at first we were a little scared, considering this was our first adventure in a high school; but by the end of our eighth grade, we nad learned most of the tricks and trades of being high school students. As Freshmen, we began to take part in all our school activities. Many of our classmates were proving themselves as athletes on the basketball, softball, and baseball teams. We appreciated Osbourn more now since we could walk down the halls with our heads up and really feel as though we belonged. We never will forget our Latin and algebra classes; especially that familiar hie, haec. hoc of Miss Trimmer. Our Sophomore year was a lot of fun but we were concentrating more on our studies preparing for the years to come, and looking forward to our last two years as Juniors and Seniors. Finally the year that we had all been waiting for was here, and we were anxiously awaiting all the specials of being Juniors. Busily we worked on our prom therne of Japanese Gardens. It was one of the greatest proms Osbourn has seen; or at least we think so. A touch of Texas was woven into our Junior year by our class sponsor, Mrs. Orville Trask, who made our year so successful. Our class sponsored the first ring dance, when the class rings were presented. Alas! Alas! We are finally Seniors, hoping for the biggest and best year yet. TO BE SURE, we will never forget our English class with Mr. Pastoor. 18 . MV Everything: Johanne RiddicV and Sig Witt RUTH M. ANSTINE Hi-Jacket 3,4; Band 1-4; De bate 3; Drama 1-4; FTA 4. GAYE M. BABER Transferred;Charlottesville,Va. Hi-Jacket 4; Chorus 4. JAMES BASSETT Spanish Club 2; Library Club 3; Science Club 4; Bible Club 4. ROBERT BEAN FFA 1-4. GEORGENE F. BRANCH Chorus 1; Yellow-Jacket 1,2; Spanish Club 1; SpA President 4;Outlook2; Softball 1-4; Honor Society 3,4; Varsity Club 1-4; FTA 3.4. PAUL F. BROADDUS Debate 2-4, Secretary 3; Key Club 3, 4, President 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 2; Spanish Club 2; Science Club 2,4. CARL J. BROWN JV Football 1,2; JV Basketball 2; Basketball 3; Science Club 2.4. JOELLE M. BROWN Band 1-4; Drama 1-3; Basketball Manager 2; Majorette 3, 4. DUREDA BRUMBACK Drama Club 1,2; Basketball Manager 2, 4; Softball 3, 4; Library Club 2,4; FT A President 4; Council 4. SALLIE F. BRYANT Band 1-4; French Club 2; SCA Treasurer 4; Senate 4; Majorette 3-4. LOUISE BULL Bible Club 1; FHA 2.3. Seniors Sitting On Top of (be World: Carolyn Patter-son and Toby Merchant. JOYCE M. CABIN ESS Bible Club 1; FHA 2,3. DIANE R. CAPORALETTI Yellow-Jacket 1,2,4; Basketball 1-4; Softball 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4, Treasurer; Class President 4. DANIELE M. CARTER Drama Club 1-4, Treasurer 2; Chorus 1,3,4; FHA 3,4; FBLA 4, Parliamentarian. VIRGINIA L. CLARK Drama Club 2-4; FT A 3,4; Soft-ball 3, 4; Yellow-Jacket 4; Class Vice President 4; Chorus 3. HAROLD J. CONNER l0 Be Popular . Betty Dunbai and Michael JEANETTE COOK Drama Club 2-4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Hi-Jacket 2, 4; FBLA President 4; Council 4. EDITH M. CORNWELL FT A 2. JACKIE E. CORNWELL Drama Club 1-4; Hi-Jacket 4; FTA 4; Council 4. Gla 'ass ROBERT L. CRISP Wildlife Club 1. JOYCE A. CROSON FHA 1; FBLA, Reporter 4, BETTY A. DUNBAR Drama Club 1-4, Treasurer 4; Varsity Club 1-4, Treasurer 2; Softball l-4,Co-Captain3; Basketball 1-4; Class Secretary 4. EMILY E. EAHEART MARGUERITE M. ERWIN Dr a m a C lub 2; Cheer lea der 3,4. : Jk Re ad in 'Ritin and 'Rithmetic: Gene Branch and Paul Broaddus CHARLES M. EVANS Science Club 1; FFA 1-4. ROBERT L. FLETCHER Baseball 3-4. SHIRLEY J. FOX FT A 1,2,4, Vice President 1, President 2; Hi-Jacket 4. Seniors SAMUEL J. GERIS Grounds Crew 1; Football2-4; Drama Club 3; Varsity Club 3; KVG 3; Baseball 3. JULIA A. GOODNOUGH FBLA 4; Drama Club 4. PATSY L. GOSSOM FHA 1. LILLIAN A. GRIFFIN Chorus 1; FHA 2; FBLA 3. JOEL E. GRIZZLE Library Club 2,3. , in the Game-. Gay Pietcy and Phillip Rattovet PATTIE A. HARRIS Drama Club 1,2; Cheerleader 2,4, Captain 4. PHILLIP E. HARROVER FFA 1-4; Horticulture 1,2; JV Football 1; Football 2,4, Co-Captain 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Track 3,4; Council 4. ANNE C. HAYDON Hi-Jacket 2-4; Honor Society 3, 4; President 4; FT A 3, 4; Class Secretary 3, Parliamentarian 3. KATHLEEN M. HEINZ Outlook 2; Chorus 2.3; Softball 3, Manager; Yellow-jacket 4, Editor 4; Hi-Jacket 4; Varsity Club 4; Council 4. VALLIE E. HEREFORD Bible Club 1; FT A 2; Library Club 4. EVERSON T. HOTTLE Drama Club 1-4. SARAH J. JACOBS Bible Club 2; FHA 3,4. ROBERT JENKINS Science Club 1; JV Football 1; Drama Club 1, 2; Football 3; Varsity Club 3, 4; Baseball 4; FT A 4. mo 1 010 Aviumeit TOMMY D. KERNS Chorus 1;Grounds Crew 2; Science Club 2; Horticulture Club 3. BARBARA A. KINCHELOE Drama 1-4; Cheerleader 2; Softball Manager 3,4; Varsity Club 4; FT A 4; Hi-Jacket 4. Getting to Know You: Mimi Anstine and Billy Part low GUYETTA A. KISER Bible Club 1-4. cS en ors JACKIE D. KLINE Grounds Crew 1; Horticulture 2; FFA 3. BERNARD J. KRAUS CHARLES H. KRAUSE FFA 3. JEAN R. KRIESEL Band 2-4, Majorette 2-4; Bible Club 2-4; Chorus 2; FT A 3,4; Spanish Club 3. PENNY L. LOFTHUS FHA 2; Chorus 2; Bible Club 1-4, President 3; Science Club 1-4. Young M Heart: Ginger Clark and StoneV Moore TOMMY J. LUCK Band 1-4; Class Treasurer 3; Honor Society 4. ANN V. LUNSFORD Drama 1-4; Band 1; French Club 3; FBLA 4. WALLACE H. LYNN JR. Drama Club 1,2; JV Football 1; JV Basketball 2; Key Club 2-4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3; Varsity Club 4. SHARON L. MARKLEY Drama Club 1.2; Cheerleader 3, 4; FBLA Secretary 4; Class Treasurer 4. WAYNE J. MARTIN FFA 1-3; JV Football 1; KVG 1-4; Baseball 3,4. RONALD P. McCUEN Baseball 3,4. GERALD W. McCUIN FFA 1-4, Treasurer 4; Horticulture 2-4. IRENE M. McMEANS FTA 1-2; Drama Club 2. WILLIAM F. MERCHANT Drama Club 1-4; Key Club 1-4, Treasurer 3,4; Senate 1-3; Vice President SC A 3; Varsity Club 1-4; Yellow-Jacket 4. WILLIAM H. MICHAEL Varsity Club 1-4; FFA 1,2; French Club 3; Council 2-4. ROBERT E. MICHAEL JV Track 1; JV Football 1,2; Grounds Crew 1; FFA 1-4. Seniors Lovely to Look At: Nancy Rhodes and James Waddell HARRIET K. MILLS FTA 2,3. GENE C. MOORE Drama Club 1-3; Cheerleader 2-4; Varsity Club 3.4; FBLA 4. STONEY J. MOORE FFA 1-4; Baseball 3,4; Horticulture 2. WILLIAM A. PARTLOW FFA 1-3; Baseball 3,4; Horticulture Club 2. CAROLYN L. PATTERSON Band 1-4; Spanish Club 2; FTA 3,4; Council 3; Vioe President Class 3; Hi-Jacket 4. Forget Me Not: Kathy Heinz and Evetso Hottei. JOLITA L. PATTERSON Transferred from Port Huron, Michigan. GAY LYNN PIERCY Drama Club 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Varsity Club 2-4; Class Vice President 3. FAITH POOLE MARGOT D. POWELL Chorus 1; Drama Club 4; FHA Club 1; Band 2-4; French Club 3,4; Debate 2; Science Club President 4; FT A 4. CAROL E. REED FHA 2-4; French Club 2; FT A 4; FBLA 4. GEORGE F. REID Chorus 1; Hi-Jacket 4. NANCY C. RHODES Drama Club 1-4, President 4; Basketball 1-3; Softball 1-4, Co-Captain 3; Varsity Club 2-4, Vice President 4; Council 4. JOHANNE M. RIDDICK Hi-Jacket 1-4; Editor 4; Drama Club 1-4, President 3; FT A 3, 4, Secretary 3; Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Softball 3; Cty. Fed. Treas. 4; Council 3, 4; Forensics 1-4. VIRGINIA C. ROBERTSON SHIRLEY F. ROBINSON PEGGY ROTH Basketball 2-4; Spanish Club 2; French Club 3; FT A 3. 4; Honor Society 3,4; Council 3,4; Hi-Jacket 4. Just Bummin' Around; Pat Smith and Robbie Sproles c Seniors PEGGY SIRK FBLA 2. RUTH A. SKELTON Band 3,4, Majorette; Yellow-Jacket 4, PATRICIA M. SMITH Basketball 1-4; Softball 1,2; Varsity Club 2-4; Yellow-Jacket 2; Drama Club 3,4. Doin’ What Comes Naturally: BarbataKinch e oe and Donny Gray JAMES R. SOWERS Track 2-4; Football 3,4. DORA B. SPAIN Chorus 2, 3; Hi-Jacket 3; Li brary Club 4. MARY L. SPEAKS FHA 1.2; FBLA 3.4. ROBERT L. SPROLES Varsity Club 1,2; Science Club 1; JV Football2; JV Basketball2. DAVID L. STANLEY FFA 1-3; JV Football 1,2; JV Basketball 1.2; Baseball 1-4; Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4. ROY J. VORHAUER JV Football 2; Track 2-4; Key Club 2-4, Secretary 3,4; Football 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3,4. JAMES W. WADDELL Baseball 3,4; FFA 3,4; KVG 4. JOAN M. WHEATON FT A 1. ''3'' v SIG R. WITT Key Club 1-4; JV Basketball 2; Track2-4, Co-Captain4; Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Varsity Club 4. The Magic Touch. je CorLZ 1 Seniors C ) ass of J9 VIRGINIA M. WILSON Drama Club 1-4; FBLA 4. MARTHA WOOD FTA 1; Library Club 4; FBLA 4. MARY A. WRINGLER FHA 1; FT A 4; FBLA 4. 30 nderclassmen ( c( 'Cfll i President - ---------------------------- JOHN HOPPE Vice President - -- -- -- -- BOBBY GOLLAHON Secretary - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- JUDY BAILEY Treasurer - -- -- -- -- -- -- - LEANA KRUSE Representative to Council ---------BOBBY THOMAS LESTER ABEL SUSAN ARRINGTON PAT AY LOR JUDY BAILEY JAMES BARKER JANE BOGER BILLY BRADFORD ILA BREEDEN BRENDA CARLTON WALTER CARLTON WAYNE CARTER BARBARA CEBULA LINDA CHAMPION KAY COOK GARY COULTER ESTHER CORNWELL ROGER CROSS —n F f _J i- —,— —U —1— ) „ w 2. J. a P • J I 1 ' P b 1 . p 4 iU-iJ L i_r _ j J _ 1— J rf - —-—• rm 1 J m sr r r £ p r I r 4 y • w T n 1 32 1 L v r ELIZABETH CROUCH VERNARD CROUCH BETTY CZAPP SUE DEBOARD ALLEN DAVIS LINDSAY DAWSON VALENDIA EBHARDT RUTH EPLING PATTIE FLETCHER TOMMY FLETCHER SHIRLEY FOX LYNN GNADT BOBBY GOLLAHON EDDIE GOODING PAT GOODING DAVID GREEN BARRY GREENBURG DAVID GRIZZLE CAROLYN HAMMER SHARON HARMON LEONARD HARRIS JOHN HARROVER DAVID HERSCH PAUL HOLDER JOHN HOPPE RONNIE HORAN BETTY HOWELL BOBBY HOWELL DONALD HULL CAROLYN KISER LEANA KRUSE NANCY LANDES KEN LANE JOHN LANIER SHARON LEITH BARBARA LIBEAU LINDA LIGHTNER GARY LOHMAN DENNIS MANGUM MELVIN MAUCK PEARL McGIE DAVID McGLOTHLIN KATIE McGLOTHLIN WALTER MEIER BOBBY MELTON MARY MILLER FRANK MOORE LOUIS MULLER MARY MURPHY TONY MYER FRANCES NICHOLSON TONY OLSON ANN PARKS ESTHER PATTON LINDA PENDLETON BARBARA REDDING BARBARA REED HELEN RION MARY ROBERTSON MARY ROBINSON L..f ,| J fX .J j zii_ - - -UV —4- i r | r- 34 —1 I CHARLES ROLLINS JEAN ROSEBERRY LARRY SAUNDERS BARBARA SEEK FORD GUY SHEPHARD BENNY SHOEMAKER MARY SHULTZ SAUNDRA SKEWES BETTY SMITH LOIS SMITH JOHN STASZKIW JUDY STAUFFER BETTY STRINGER MELVA SUMPTER BOBBY THOMAS FRANKIE THOMPSON SHEILA THOMPSON SILVIA TODD JANICE TOTH BILLY VANOVER MARY VITALE BILL WATSON DORIS WEIMER TED WILLIAMS MOLLIE WILSON JUANITA WILSON SCOTT WINFIELD MERILYN WOODSIDE , Jun ors -j— —:—n 1— —1 - iU-1 ilfL .A _i__| J J p f ■5 t P m- r J 1 i i? . it I w T r L F J “d h tr t m m ■ 1 1 +1 f — t—r—I President JO GALLEHER Vice President GEORGE LANE Secretary CAROL EPLING T reasurer CHUCK HESSE Parliamentarian GARY COLLINS Pep. to Council ENDA STAMM Thomas N. Akers Peggy E. Anderson Elaine E. Baker BobC. Bickle Donna L. Bird Velda L. Barker Pat Bayne Cathy A. Bond Tommy A. Bradford Carolyn W. Brewster Robert H. Bayne Diane Beacher Marilynn J. Briggs Bennett, B. Brumback Shelvy, J. Buhl Dorothy L. Bean Ruth A. Bean Richard K. Bell Bobby L. Byrd Yvette P. Chappell Gallehet Frank O. Denby Juanita J. Denb' Maty A. Diehr Jo E. Garman Clare A. Geddry johnny F. Downs Carolyn J. Draper Ray Gibson Michael Gonzales Sandra S. Gossom Earhart Terry W. Grant Noel G. Gunnoe Betty L. Hall Mary L. Hartman Carol Epling Vicky M. Eustace Betty L. Hasn Hayes Haydon Carl V. Heflin Chuck Hesse Rpbecca Hicks Billy A. Foley Marie E. Fox Meredith French Effie Fries Hilton, ]t 3op£omor?s_ Mary R. Jones Dorothy Kearns Bertha E. Mentzer Alice I. Miller Eddie K. Miller Bill E. Millner Lynn A. Moore Pat A. Morrison Joe C. Kincheloe Everett L. Kline Carolyn S. Murray E. Ann Nelson Fred H. Nickelson Ada M. McGie Ken J. Menks Ross Leith Joan Lepre Beverly Martin Carol Martin Sherry N. Phillips J1J J1 f H T J Pickett Peggy Smoot Richard H. Spencer Enda Stamn Barbara J. Stanley Kathy L. Pickrell Carolyn P Powers Cornelia A. Stanley Mary F. Stevens Glennie D. Stith ■ I Robert W. Reed Dorothy Reedy Jean Reedy Frances A. Taylor George D. Taylor John L. Riddick Ellen G. Robbins Alfred F. Robinson Carolyn E. Throneburg Shirley A. Robinson Willian A. Shetley James R. Shetterly Shirley A. Tripp M, Ellen Smith Nancy J. Slusher Charlotte S. Smith James Viar Mabel L. Wakeman Billy Wilson Roy C. Wood Betty J. Woody Nancy L. Wyatts Carol Young L m -f— r « 1 A L 2 J- J 1 i • • — J a r dr p 1 ii i 0 it • j r T m r ftt ' cJopnomores —r- w nzt-—I... i y i + m V t 1 £ Left to right: Katherine Peck, Rep. to Council; Mike Pittard, Treasurer; Carolee Gear-heart, Secretary; Lyle Cameron, Vice President; Peggy Hoffman, President. Shirley M. Bolt Leon Boyd Charlotte Breeden Maribert Broaddus Russell Brown Linda J. Butler Cheryl L. Cameron Elizabeth Campbell Wanda L. Carter T yrone Childress James Bolt Robert E. Andrews Paul M. Anstine Joseph C. Balazik Mary J. Barber Barbara Compton Claude T. Compton Elmer Cook Frances M. Cook Margie L. Cornwell Dale Crabill Warren E. Crizer Delores A. Daniels Pat P. Dawson A a i n «• A' ri ib. A James R. Eschinger Norman J. Fair Larry A. Fairfax Budd T. Fortney Octavia L. Herring Joan T. Hess Bonnie L. Garrigan Richard Garrison Carolee G. Gearhart Bobby A. Hoffman Peggy J. Hoffman Ray R. German Linda L. Gollahan Kenneth W. Gordon Lue Ree Gray Ronnie M. Greenburg John P. Grizzle Constance Howell Esco Jenkins Loretta Jenkins Nathalie Jenkins Vernon A. Jones Nell M. Keams Harold M. Kidwell Carol J. Kriesel Barbara Lane v A 'Ah Richard Dawson Jean DeBoard Jay C. Dotterer Connie L. Epling James Larkin Cabina L. Lawson Lee Hamilton Sue M. Hamilton Donald W. Hancock Linda L. Harrer Frank Harrover Nancy B. Hawes Barbara E. Heflin William H. Hensley Jres irm Rowena Lawson Joseph Lepre Dorothy Libeau Juanita A. McIntosh Roger E. Michael Jimmy Michelli E. Morris Mary Mulholland Louise C. Muller Walter R. Muller John Murphy Don E. Lofton Owen Loftus Eleanor L. Musser Louise E. Nickolson Ruth E. Owens Doris J. Lovelace Frances Luke Jimmy Lunsford Milton MacDonald Randy W. Madison Elaine E. Mahoney Bobbie J. Mallette Billy F. Martin Chris M. Martin Jean H. Marshall Faye A. Mauck John O. Pell Terry Pennell Judith L. Peters Earnestine Ogle Roy W. Palmer Arelia Partlow Louise Patton Jimmy Payne Katherine Peck r t—e t r fti IA % J P f' 3—r m _ =?=? a o A- p p J 1 i_ 4—a [if J if I IB • J T f r i L •- -L fi j 42 - —f— 1 r 1 r i Left to right: Ray Dodge, President; Vernon Cornwell, Secretary; Donnie Hottle, Vice President; Junior Burke, Treasurer. tfci Earl Burke Joyce Burke Junior Burke Eddie Byrne Senie Byrne Richard Campbell Sharon Cardwell Sylvia Caron Pat Carrico Holly Casey Mary Cassell Paul Castle t Paul Allen Lynn Anstine Charles Baggette Joanne Cavanagh Gabriel Cavozos Howard Churchill Richard Baker Betty Beavers Margie Beavers Sheila Clarke Larry Clifton Marcia Collins i Vernon Beavers Virginia Bell Alice Beville Eddie Birckhead Eddie Corley Gloria Cornwell -v ■ v A Beverly Bird Annie Bostic Jeanie Bowers Larry Boyd Janet Breeden Howard Cornwell Howard Brinegar Jerry Brinklow Anne Brown Susan Brown Bobby Bryant Alden Buell i E—I TTT -- - I . 11 —, f p f -J ] 1 1 r i —tt i ir A % ■ _ fi m -A tf H 1 tr t 9 ■ V w i i r t r ♦ w. I Roger L. Cornwell Vernon F. Cornwell Sylvia J. Crews Lenny L. Cross Susan M. Fife Linda L. Fink William H. Crouch James W. Daniel Donna L. Davis Ann P. DeBoard Cleil W. Fitzwater Phyllis J. Fletcher Benny J. Dever James R. Dodge Robert C. Dodge Robert A. Dorries Harold E. Fogle Mickey H. Fogle Jackie L. Downs Roland E. Duckett Jimmy H. Dunivan John E. Fowler Geraldine A. Fox Nancy J. Fox Rose M. Dunivan Wayne W. Edwards Jimmy D. Epling Karen R. French David S. Fries Charles J. Gantos Paul D. Fair Gerald T. Fairfax Mary S. Garrett Linda E. Geris Don A. Gibson J. Gibson John C. Feaganes Imogene R. Gilbert Diane C. Gonzales Bradley Goodnough Carol S. Gossom Judy A. Gowl Mary M. Gunnoe Norman L. Hagg Gloria M. Hall Ray W. Hall Mathew E. Halterman Richard A. Hamilton Linda Harris Frankie Keys Earline Kirby Shirley Kittle Geneva Kline Carol Kruse Nancy Hathorn Jim Kuhn Warren Lacy William Lambert Roberta Larkin Theresa Larkin Betty Herring Edwin Hill Billy Lawrence Adele Le Kander Donald Libeau William Linthicum m Gordon Hobgood Paul Holmes Kennie Lion Jody Luck Eugene Luke Bobby Luttrell - ZJ ' Helen Holsenback Donnie Hottle Wayne Houston Paul Madill Theresa Mathias Linda Mayhugh Tommy Howard Earl Humphrey Ralph Jenkins David Mays Floyd McClellan Ronald McCuin Buddy Jones Pat Jones Karoline Kaster Sharon Keister Ada Kelly Carol McLawhorn Marilyn McDonald Caroline McFadden David Jewell Howard Johnson Barbara Jones Bonnie Jones r ft t - i in — i f r i t—:—n 1 —, 1 v rr j 11 i i_ju e ip '' m , Jimmy Meier Eddie Melton Linda Merchant Delores Michelli James Miller Barbara Peterson Rita Miller Wayne Miller Arthur Mitchell Mary Mitchell Bonnie Moore. Bonnie Pettus Morgan Moore Sallie Moore Rita Morris Linda Morrow Danielle Pickett Carol Pirtle 0 1 •'S 4.W Eddie Muddiman Thomas Muddiman Tommy Murphy Billy Myers Kenneth Plaster Senie Posey Thomas Nelson Jimmy Palmer Barbara Parks David Quinn Donna Ragland Dale Ramsay Thomas Payne Tommy Pearson Gary Peppers Pat Ramsay Joyce Rector Joan Reid V - . ft n fell m ti T ET r t T , Z' O ° _ L_ I — 77TH ' - i. J: S rrJ I if ' o p P r j- i' v- tt t m 1 J: fiT 4 • ¥ L P 17 O III ut L , y m •”(l y2. H T 147 IT M l � 1 r — -• Mary Perry Jesse Richards Carol Riddick Francis Riggleman Donna Robinson Jerry Peters Sandra Robinson Dora Roland Deimage Santos Betty Schleh Nellie Self Linda Sites Jerry Taylor Mary Terry David Thomas Randy Thomas Jo Ann Thomasson Johnie Sloper Tony Thompson Veronica Todd Donna Totten Jack Tweeden Glenna Utz Jean Smith Bobo Smith William Utz Ernie Vance Katherine Vanover David Vanover Doris Smith Harry Smith Francis Vetter Lucy von Loesch Bob Warden Mary Lou Webb Jimmy Smith Joan Smith Karyl Smith Doris Wells Dana White Gloria Wieneke Lewis Smith Susan Smith Wilkie Smith Paul Wilkins Gail Wine Dennis Wood rganizations Left to right: Joelle Brown, Dennis Mangum, Gene Branch, Chuck Hesse, Carolyn Throneburg, Sally Bryant. Student ()o operatiue Association OFFICERS President................................GENE BRANCH Vice President------------DENNIS MANGUM Secretary.............................CAROLYN THRONEBURG Treasurer...............................SALLY BRYANT Stenographer — — — — —JOELLE BROWN Parliamentarian------------- — CHUCK HESSE Advisor....................MISS PAULINE SMITH FIRST ROW . Sue Hook, Ann Utz, Gene Branch, Charlotte Breeden, Sally Bryant. SECOND ROW: Tommy Fletcher, Carolyn Throneburg, Joelle Brown, Scott Winfield. THIRD ROW: Sig Witt, Chuck Hesse, Dennis Mangum, Roy Vorhauer. Sponsored by ALVEY SONS STORE and SOUTHERN STATES CO-OP Gene Branch, president; Miss Smith, sponsor. 50 FIRST ROW, left to right; Joelle Brown, Dennis Mangum, Gene Branch, Ray Dodge, Kathy Ilcinz, Margot Powell, Jeanette Cook. SECOND ROW: Chuck Hesse. Sally Bryant, Carolyn Throneburg, Enda Stamn, Nancy Rhodes, Phillip Harrover, Anne Haydon. THIRD ROW; Paul Broaddus, Peggy Roth, Johanne Riddick, Jackie Cornwell, Diane Caporaletti, John Hoppe, Bobby Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Robinson, Carolyn Schleh, Dureda Brumback, Katherine Peck. S.C.A. PLEDGE To serve my school in the finest way; To strive and work for her each day; To pledge my faith in her lofty goal; To see her worthy aims unfold; To live the truth and sin allay; This is my pledge to S.C.A. To help her grow to greater height; To keep each student in her sight; To make us each a citizen true; To guide us in what we should do; To stand for good in every way; This our pledge from S.C.A. Sponsored by JOE'S MOTOR GARAGE SEATED: Tommy Luck, Johanne Riddick, Gene Branch. STANDING: Dureda Brumback, Nancy Slusher, Tommy Payne, Susan Arrington. JOHANNE RIDDICK Editor Left to right: Linda Champion, Barbara Reed, Mary Vitale, Frances Nicholson. SEATED: Anne Haydon, Peggy Rmli. —IP? JOHANNE RIDDICK..................Editor-in-Chief LARRY SAUNDERS - - ------- - - Assistant Editor ANNE HAYDON........................Layout Editor PEGGY ROTH------------Assistant Layout Editor LINDA CHAMPION ---------- - - - Make-up Editor FRANCES NICHOLSON - -Assistant Make-up Editor SHIRLEY FOX-----------Subscription Manager GEORGE REED - — Assistant Subscription Manager HELEN RION.......... KATHY HEINZ......... RONNIE HORAN........ BARBARA KINCHELOE--- JACKIE CORNWELL----- JEANETTE COOK....... BARBARA REED........ MARY VITALE........... MI MI ANSTINE....... CAROLYN PATTERSON - - SUE ARRINGTON....... MR. KERMON THOMASON MR. RICHARD BYRD-- Advertising Manager --------------Writer ---------------Writer --------------Typist ------- - - - Typist ------------------ - Typist •-----Picture Editor -----Picture Editor ---------------Artist ----Proofreader ■ - - - - Proofreader - ------------Sponsor -------------Sponsor Sponsored by F. W. WOOLWORTH'S, INC. and THE WESTERN AUTOSTORES 52 Sponsors, MR. HERMON THOMASON and MR. RICHARD BYRD. Business Left to right: Shirley Fox, Helen Rion, Jeanette Cook, Susan Arrington . The Entire Staff This is your yearbook. In this book, we have attempted to transpose the harmony, as well as discord of our school year. You, who have made the song of this year resound forever as a permanent part of Oshoum High School, are noted throughout these pages. As you look back through the HI-JACKET in the years to come, we hope that it will serve as a complete memory for the 1959 year - academically, socially, actively, and musically. Sponsored by THE BOUQUET MART and NORMAN REALTY Typists Shirley Fox, Barbara Kincheloe, Jackie Cornwell. Left to right: Effie Fries, Ronnie Horan, Diane Caporaletti, Katy Heinz, Toby Merchant, Janet Lanier, Pat Aylor, Mabel Wakeman, Kay Cook, Sue Hook, Ellen Robins, Miss Hughes, and Miss Holar, Sponsors. Assignments, writing, re-writing, typing, proofreading, juggeling the copy on the layout sheets, rushing back and forth to the printers are all problems in the making of our school paper. After solving these problems, another copy of the YELLOW JACKET is ready for distribution among the students. U£e T)effow JaeJtei KATY HEINZ Editor Sponsored by THE MESSENGER PRESS Typists FIRST ROW: Toby Merchant, Diane Caporaletti, Kay Cook. SECOND ROW: Katy Heinz, Virginia Clark. Left to tight: Sue Hook, Katy Heinz, Toby Merchant, Ronnie Horan, and Diane CaDotaletti. RADIO STATION le Voice of Prince William County 11 The Gateway to Dixie Officers: Anne Haydon, Carolyn Patterson, Peggy Roth, Mr. Wallace. Y ah o n a I President Anne Haydon and Mr. Wallace, Sponsor. Honor Soc eiy The National Honor Society was organized to give recognition to those members of the junior and senior classes who have excelled in the attainment of character, scholarship, leadership and service during their high school course. The honor conferred in our high school surpasses that of membership in the Honor Society. ANNE HAYDON............................President PEGGY ROTH........................ Vice President CAROLYN PATTERSON - - Secretary-Treasurer MR. WALLACE................-.............Sponsor Sponsored by MERCHANT'S INC. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gene Branch; Johanne Riddick, Peggy Roth, Ann Haydon, Ann Utz, Sharon Leith, Carolyn Patterson, Linda Champion, Helen Rion, Molly Wilson, Ann Parks, Susan Arrington, Betty Smith, Sponsor, Mr. Wallace. SECOND ROW: Jackie Cornwell, Scott Winfield, Tommy Luck, Dennis Mangum, Sig Witt. FIRST ROW: George Lane, Lowery Saunders, Bunky Owens, George Taylor, Ken Lane, Tommy Fletcher, Lindsay Dawson, John Hoppe. SECOND ROW: Toby Merchant, Scott Winfield, Benny Shoemaker, Joe Kincheloe, Leonard Harris, Bobby Melton, Bobby Thomas. THIRD ROW: Mr. Weiner, DavidHersch, John Lanier, Paul Broaddus, Chuck Hess, Wally Lynn, Roy Vauhauer, Dennis Mangum, Sig Witt. PAUL BROADDUS -TOMMY FLETCHER ROY VORHAUER - -TOBY MERCHANT - - - President Vice President ■ - Secretary -----Treasurer The Key Club of Osbourn High School is one of the youth projects of the Manassas Kiwanis Club. It is one of the major service clubs which provides an opportunity for its members to develop their initiative and leadership ability by undertaking a program of service in the high school and community. Among the many projects of the club, the ones which stand out are the Osbourn Student Directionary, and Parking cars at many Osbourn events. OFFICERS Tommy Fletcher, Paul Broaddus, Roy Vorhauer. STANDING: Mr. Weiner, Toby Merchant. Frances Nicholson, President; Mr. Wishon; Paul Broaddus Vice President. Oebate Q a() Jorensics Toby Merchant. Johanne Riddick, Mrs. Helms, Mary Stevens, Gary Collins, 1958 Forensic Team. Vt i Ellen Robbins, Frances Nicholson, Gary Collins, Vernon Jones, Paul Broaddus, Mr. Wishon. Osbourn's Debate and Public Speaking Club is very active in the Northern Virginia Debate League of which it is a member. Tournament debating with other schools gives the debaters poise and the ability to express one's self. Osbourn can also be justly proud of its Forensics Team, for two of its members represented Osbourn in the State Forensic Meeting. Sponsored by RANDY'S STEAKS STEIMER'S SEAFOODS U£e Science Gfub OFFICERS Presideni.......MARGOT POWELL Vice President — WALTER CARLTON Secretary--------- CLAIRE GEDDREY Treasurer--------------------JAMES BASSETT Reporter........MABEL WAKEMAN Sponsor................MISS SMITH Teddy Fecteauand William Sheridan heating a sulfide. The Science Club has undertaken many interesting activities this year. Osbourn's Future Scientists of America are getting a chance to employ their skill and imagination under the expert supervision of Miss Pauline Smith. The Science Fair at Osbourn and the Northern Virginia Science Fair show what the creative minds around Osbourn have been producing. FIRST ROW: Miss Smith, Penny Loftus, Mabel Wakeman, Claire Geddrey, Bennett Brmback. SECOND ROW: Margot Powell, James Bassett, John Stas-zew, Paul Broaddus, Walter Carlton. Sponsored by MIFCO 7 re y n £ any uayes The Foreign Language Club, which usually consists of individual organizations was disbanded this year because of the sudden difficulty in the department. The loss of one of the language teachers hindered the organizing of the clubs. Pictured here are the Latin, French, Spanish 11 classes. The Spanish II class taught by Mrs. Huffcutt. The French II class under the direction of Mrs. Huffcutt. J)i6fe (Vub The Bible Club is an organization which encourages students to take an interest in the spiritual things of life and in the Bible. This year, the club sponsored the Christian Overseas Relief drive within the club, in which the members helped to send food packages to the needy overseas. They sponsor the Grace for meals in the cafeteria, and throughout the year have held several social events such as movies. Most of the members also take an active interest in the Northern Virginia Youth for Christ Association OFFICERS James Bassett, Penny Lofthus, Carolyn Schleh, Mrs. Kline. Owen Lofthus, Louis Mason, James Bassett, Mimi Anstine, Robert Polen, Carolyn Schleh, Louise Patton, Gail Wine, Joel Grizzle, Katie McGlothlin, Ann Utz, Mabel Wakeman, Bonnie Jones, Mrs. Kline. At Piano - Penny Lofthus. OFFICERS: George Lane, Shirley Robinson, Sue Betty Czapp, look-DeBoard, Mary Robertson, Mrs. ing at the work of the club Brumback. during National Book Week. The Library Club consists of students who actually work in the library. It is mainly a club of service to the community, school, students and teachers. This year's main project is the beautification of the library. Learning and doing the various jobs in the library strengthens the members as well as the school, library, and community. FIRST ROW: Dora Spain, Carol Halsey, Ann Robinson, Carolyn Brewster, Maxine Petitt, Sue DeBoard, Anne Haydon. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Garrigan, Juanita Wilson, Mary Robertson, Dureda Brumback, Linda Gollahon, Shirley RobinsonL Vallie Hereford. library Q)Iub Sponsored by PIEDMONT SAVINGS LOAN Mrs. Brumback Librarian FIRST ROW: Joan Smith, Joellen Garman, Lynda Fink, Holly Casey. SECOND ROW: Patsy Carrico, Bunny Pettus, Kathryn Peck, Danielle Carter, Carol Martin, ° Sreen-berg, Jerry Peters. THIRD ROW: jimmy Lunsford, Carol Schlch, Virginia Clark, Nancy Rhodes, Jeannette Cook, Ann Lunsford, Mer-ilyn Woodside, Johanne Riddick. FOURTH ROW:Mimi Anstine, Frances Nicholson, Margot Powell, Helen Rion,Judy Stauffer, Gary Collins. FIFTH ROW: Everson Hottle, Guy Shepard, Ronny Horan. Oram aiics The lights ate dimmed, the hush rustles through the auditorium and the curtains go up on a new production presented by the Osbourn High School Dramatics Club. Many patient hours of work are entailed in this activity. But to most, the effort is worth the final curtain bow of approval from the audience. It was a special privilege, this year to have with us Mr. Johannes Pastoor, as a co-sponsor. Among the activities sponsored by the Drama Club are the spring contest play, Christmas festival and various club meetings. OFFICERS: Frances Nicholson, Publicity; Jeanette Cook, Secretary; Helen Rion, Vice President; Nancy Rhodes, President. Merilyn Woodside, Judy Stauffer, Gary Collins, Mrs. Helms. Margot Powell, Virginia Clark. Jimmy Lunsford, Nancy Rhodes. Everson Hottle, Ronnie Horan. Mi. Pastoor and Mrs. Helms, Sponsors. O a a re Ot- ar m e rs One of the groups preparing for the future is the F. F. A. It is designed to train the interested members how to become a good farmer; how to profit by such a trade; and how to be the best one knows how in that field. Members have been active in the local, district, state and even national scenes. They have attended dairy judgings and poultry conventions on these levels. THE ENTIRE FUTURE FARMERS GROUP President..................PHILLIP HARROVER Vice President---------------------------PAUL O’MEARA Secretary...............................DAVID STANLEY Treasurer --- - GERALD McCUIN Sergeant-at-Arms------------------JACK DAVIS Parliamentarian - --------------ROBERT BELL Advisor...................................MR. KLINE Sponsored by KOON'S PONTIAC and LUCK ALBRIGHT FFA OFFICERS SEATED: Daniele Carter, Carol Reed, Lynn Gnadt, Nancy Landes, Joan Hess. SECOND ROW: Beverly Martin, Carolyn Brewster, Carolyn Kiser, Jean Ros-berry, Donna Lawson, Carol Halsey, Dorothy Bean. THIRD ROW: Valendia Ebhart, Shirley Robinson, Sue DeBaord, Cobina Lawson, Jesse Crouch, Sharon Harmon, Mary Wringler, Barbara Liheau, Aurelia Parl-low, Mary Shultz, Betty Woody, Judy Fink. OFFICERS Auiure Jfom emaJters Left to right: Sarah Jacobs, Carol Reed, Lynn Gnadt, President; Nancy Landes, Daniele Carter, Sue DeBoard. °f America 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. Another purpose of the club is to help members understand the opportunities open to them in the field of Home Economics. 67 Sponsored by SINGER SEWING CENTER FIRST ROW: Dureda Brumback, Mabel Wakeman, Virginia Clark, Peggy Roth, Jackie Corn-well. SECOND ROW: Sue Hook, Idette Holsenback, Carol Epling, Janet Lanier, Beverly Bird, Sharon Cardwell. THIRD ROW: Margot Powell, Mary Hartman, Claire Geddry, Pamela Johnson, Carolyn Patterson, Gene Branch, Miss Nelson. Juture Jeachers of America The music of the future years is heard as students prepare for their prospective careers and that is the aim of the Future Teachers Club - to expound the necessity of a teacher, the work expected of the teacher and the glorious success of being one. Miss Nelson, sponsor with the club charter. Sponsored by: CENTERVILLE RESTAURANT and CENTERVILLE LUMBER COMPANY President, Dureda Brumback; Vice President, Carolyn Patterson; Treasurer, Claire Geddry; Not pictured: Effie Fries, Secretary. 68 For understanding, leadership, In home, in church, and school; To work and think efficiently. Live by the Golden Rule. For freedom in our native land, In spite of race and creed; For friendship with our foreign friends. Together we'll succeed. F-B-L-A, F-B-L-A For all these things we stand. We’ll work for thee With faith and hope, All members, hand in hand! OFFICERS: Daniele Carter, Sharon Markley, Martha Wood, Jeanette Cook, President; Gene Moore, Joyce Croson. SEATED; Mrs. Thomas, Miss Fry. future business If e defers °f fflmerica FRONT TO BACK: Jeanette Cook, Sharon Markley, Gene Moore, Joyce Croson, Daniele Carter, Martha Wood, Sandra Skewes, Barbara Cebula, Betty Czapp, Carol Reed, Katie McGlothlin, Esther Patton, Miss Fry, Mrs. Thomas. V ars y G u 6 OFFICERS President.........................BETTY DUNBAR Vice President....................NANCY RHODES Secretary-----------DIANE CAPORALETTI Treasurer...............LEONARD HARRIS Sergeants-at-Arms - BENNY SHOEMAKER PHILLIP HARROVER LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Caporaletti, Secretary; Nancy Rhodes, Vice President; Betty Dunbar, President; Katy Heinz, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Benny Shoemaker and Philip Harrover, Sergeants-at-Arms; Leonard Harris, Treasurer. Encouraging and maintaining the equality of good sportsmanship in school and on the athletic field is the purpose of the Varsity Club. Only students who have proved themselves worthy by earning the letter O for outstand ing partic ipation on the athletic field and who possess the qualities of good character and leadership may become members of this worth-while organization. The intramural sports program and money raising projects for the athletic department are major club activities. Sponsored by: MANASSAS FURNITURE COMPANY and PITTARD BROS. GULF SERVICE STATION FIRST ROW: Wayne Carter, Betty Dunbar, Nancy Rhoades, Gene Branch, Barbara Kincheloe, Dureda Brumback, Pat Smith, Bunky Owens. SECOND ROW: Carl Brown, Wayne Martin, Gay Lynn Piercy, Toby Merchant, Diane Caporaletti, Roy Vorhauer, Stoney Moore, Kathy Heinz, Joelle Brown. THIRD ROW: Mr. Lee, David Stanley, Sig Witt, Wally Lynn, Phillip Harrover, David McGlothlin. KNEELING: Richard Garrison. FIRST ROW: Mr. Rion, Doug Peake, Barry Greenberg, John Pell, Eddie Corley, Roger Shane, Arthur Mitchell, Larry Fairfax. SECOND ROW: Paul O'Meara, William Sheridan, Leroy Wines, Eddie Crizer, Tony Olson, Bob Bickle. THIRD ROW: Bobby Reed, Russell Brown, George Kearnes, Butch Mae, Ted Williams, Walter Crouch. The students thanks go to the Horticulture Club of Osbourn for its members have been working hard to improve the appearance of our school grounds. They have planted trees and shrubbery which have greatly improved the beauty of our school. Not only has our gym entrance been improved, but the front grounds have also been beautifield by this worthy organization. Jfort c u fin re Mr. Rion admiring one of the trees which help beautify the school grounds. Left to right: George Kearnes, Russell Brown, Bobby Reed, Ted Williams, Larry Fairfax. Sponsored by CENTER MARKET and E. L. CORNWELL SERVICE STATION USIC t i' '■ Clayton Warner Drum Major THE MARCHING BAND BAND OFFICERS: President-------- Vice President - Secretary-------- Treasurer - — - .......RAY KIDWELL CAROLYN PATTERSON -----JEAN KRIESa - - MARGOT POWELL Sponsored by BUSINESS SERVICE INC, Left to right: Wanda Carter, Jimmy Meier, Johnny Feaganes, Morgan Morris, Sharon Keister, Gordon Hob-' good, Wayne Gordon, Cliel Fitzwater. THE MARCHING BAND DANCE BAND: Carolyn Patterson, Barbara Redding, Carol Kriesel, Claire Geddry, Clayton Warner, Mr. Altman; Don Loftin, Tyrone Childress, Jimmy Raughton, Bobby Thomas, Ray Kidwell, Lynn Moore. Whether marching, playing spirited school songs at football games, or playing for assemblies, the Osbourn High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Edward Altman adds life and zest to all occasions. In colorful uniforms, the Band parades before many people and entertains for a number of organizations. Some of this year's activities include: pep rallies, concerts, The Apple Blossom Festival, Band Festival, and All-State Band. The Osbourn High School Majorettes have worked hard this year to add color to the band and pep to the halftime and parade shows. Under the direction of Jean Kriesel they have twirled fire batons, made new costumes, attended various shows and have exhibited hard work and achievement. Jean Kriesel, Drum Majorette Leader. Banner carrier, Rebecca Hicks; Acrobatic Nancy Hawes. THE OSBOURN HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB AND CHORUS Music fills the air as our talented Glee Club sings for students and those in the community. They have presented some impressive singing sessions during assemblies this year -especially during the Christmas program. They are always ready, willing to sing suitably for any occasion. Lynda Pendleton at the piano with the boys' sextet, in fading light. Sponsored by FROST FORD INC. OFFICERS: Daniele Carter, Pres ident; Cheryl Cameron, Librarian; Barbara Reeding, Student Director; Beverly Warner. Assistant Librarian; Sarah Jacobs, Keeper of the Robes. thtetics 7 )arsiti % SHARON MARKLEY Cheerleader Wade Corbin Kenneth Cox Tommy Fletcher Ray German Donald Gray Eddie Gooding FIRST ROW, left to right: Roy Wood, James Wyatt, Ronald Sowers, Walter Meier, David McGlothlin, Co-Captain, Phillip Harrover, Co-Captain, Donald Gray, Alfred Robinson, Bobby Melton. SECOND ROW: Coach Wildman, Mike Gonzales, Manager; Leonard Harris, Ken Cox, Tommy Fletcher, Johnny Harover, SEASON'S SCORES Osbourn 6 Cedar-Lee 0 Osbourn 14 Garfield 0 Osbourn 0 Herndon 19 Osbourn 7 Culpeper 20 Osbourn 0 Loudoun Cty. 0 Osbourn 7 George Mason 20 Osbourn 0 Groveton 19 Osbourn 12 Wakefield 26 Osbourn 33 Marshall 0 Sponsored by BROWN HOOFF MANASSAS CLEANERS Coach Ward, Phillip Harrover, Co-Captain; Coach Wildman, Johnny Harrover Phillip Harrover Leonard Harris Tommy Hawkins Chuck Hesse John Hoppe _________80 7ootb i GENE MOORE Cheerleader Co-Captain John Lanier John Hoppe, William Shettley, Ray German. THIRD ROW: Wade Corbin, Dennis Mangum, David Stanley, Benny Shoemaker, Chuck Hess, Eddie Gooding, Thomas Hawkins, John Lanier, Coach Lee, Coach Ward. Dennis Mangum Walter Meier David McGlothin Bobby Melton Alfred Robinson The 1958 Varsity Football Team under the leadership of Mr. Charles Wildman, and of assistant coaches WardandLee, ended with a three -win, 5-loss-one tie record. After winning the first several games, the Jackets dropped to a very low, which was so unusual for the Jackets, who have had a victorious team for many years. But the never tiring, vigorous Yellow-Jackets did not give up. The squad came through the last game with 34-0 win over Marshall. Co-Captain, David McGlothin; Coach Lee. Sponsored by HAWKINS UPHOLSTERY SERVICE Benny Shoemaker Ronald Sowers David Stanley William Shettley Roy Wood James Wyatt 81 , Junior 7Jarsittj CONNIE EPLING, J. V. Cheerleader Captain Sponsored by MELTON’S STORE LAKE JACKSON HILLS, INC. Co-Captain WILLIAM SHETLEY BACKFIELD FIRST ROW: Elton Brown, Frank Harrover, Billy Hensley, Ross Leith, Vernon Jones, Pete Polen, David Fries, Vernon Cornell. SECOND ROW: Charles Van Horn, Mr. Sloop. The Osbourn J. V. Yellow Jackets met their opposition with never dying zeal and a strong will to win, but ended with an unfavorable season. The main reasons for their defeats were the loss of power in numbers on which they had relied for the past few years. The J. V. team was also minus the eighth graders who have a team of their own. We congratulate the Junior Bees for their team effort and hope that they have a brighter season next year. We also want to express our thanks to Coach Sloop, who has now been with the J. V. team for four years. MR. SLOOP, Coach ROSS LEITH, Co-Captain 5 ootkaff Osbourn Osbourn Osbourn Osbourn Osbourn Osbourn Osbourn PAT KELLY, J. V. Cheerleader THE LINE - FIRST ROW; Joe Kincheloe, Bobby Bailey, William Shetley, George Lane, Bobby Byrd, Bobby Reed, David Thomas. SECOND ROW: Lyle Cameron, William Linthi-cum, John Hilton, Hayes Haydon, Clayton Warner, Dale Crabill, Harold Kid-well, James Eschinger. Front Royal Fairfax Culpeper Stafford Herndon Loudoun Cty. Garfield 7 Jarsity David Stanley Basketball Schedule 1958-59 December December December December December January January January January January January February Loudoun at Marshall Culpeper at Garfield Alumni at Nokesville Herndon Rappahannock Herndon George Mason at Warrenton at Loudoun Marshall at Lee Garfield Nokesville George Mason February February February February February Sponsored by VIOLA D. PROFFITT and R. O. BRIDGES INSURANCE Me 85 )asAelf)a I Sponsored by BRUMBACK’S APPLIANCES Sig Witt Allen Davis Roy Vorhauer Bobby Melton Osbourn High School salutes Coach Fortuna and his fine basketball team for an exciting and unforgetable season. We are grateful to him and his team for the fine principles of sportsmanship, leadership, and character that they have shown on and off the court. With the constant encouragement and support of the cheerleaders, the student body, and other ardent spectators, the squad of '58 worked hard to have a good season. Yes, this basketball year was truly one to remember. jirfs’ PATTIE HARRIS Captain - Varsity Cheerleaders Gay Lynn Piercy Diane Caporaletti Betty Dunbar December 16 December 18 January 6 January 9 January 15 January 20 January 23 January 30 February 3 February 6 February 13 February 17 Sponsored by GREGORY’S ESSO Effie Fries at Garfield Alumni at Nokesville Herdon at Rappahannock at Herndon George Mason at Warrenton at Loudoun Marshall Garfield Nokesville TjasJzetbaf Sponsored by GEORGE'S LAKE JACKSON RESTAURANT and WILMER HUTCHISON INSURANCE AGENCY nc The Queen Bees offered many exciting moments again this year. Many new faces were seen on the squad. Good sportsmanship as well as excellent playing made up the 1958-59 girls' basketball team at Osbourn. Betty Dunbar, Co-Captain: Miss Payne, Coach; Diane Caporaletti, Co-Captain. Peggy Roth Barbara Libeau JEAN RANKIN J. V. Cheerleader Mr. Albert Ward, coach and Bobby Byrd, captain. SCHEDULE Dec. 5 Loudoun Dec. 9 Marshall Dec. 12 Culpeper Jan. 20 Herndon Feb. 10 Lee Feb. 20 George Mason unior The Junior Varsity squad has shown outstanding material for next year's varsity team. The Junior Jackets have kept that old Osbourn spirit alive. Whether victorious or defeated, the boys showed true sportsmanship and an earnest desire to win. Sponsored by McMICHAELS' SERVICE Left to right: George Taylor, Elton Brown, Bobby Byrd, Rocky Snellings, Jay Dotterer, Chris Martin, Alfred Robinson. James Payne, Michael Gonzales, George Lane, Ray German, Jimmy Kuhn. Sponsored by NORMAN REALTY and PEOPLES’ NATIONAL BANK The Intramural program has proven very worthwhile at Osbourn. It gives a chance for the students, who have to work, drive a bus, or for other various reasons can not play varsity sports, a chance to show their ability and win athletic recognition. The intramural program is open for the ninth grade through the twelfth grade. At the end of the intramural season the top two classes have a play-off before the student body, and medals are given to the top team and outstanding players. PAT DAWSON Varsity Cheerleader J3aseSaff The pitcher throws the ball; the batter swings the bat; the bat contacts the ball and it is a home run for the home-team. But this is not always the case. Many games are seen in which there is no home run. The 1958 Baseball team played the games to their best ability --winning some and less victorious in others. The practice daily and many games took a lot of time from the boys and they deserve an ovation for this work. Coach Lee worked with the team for the first time and the team worked hard at the task. Sponsored by TUCKER SHOE STORE and YORKSHIRE MARKET JIMMY STREET. Manager COACH LEE LEONARD HARRIS, Co-Captain Jiasefia SCHEDULE - 1958 TEAM WE THEY Garfield 12 2 Herndon 9 3 Cedar Lee 9 0 George Mason 2 5 Marshall 2 1 George Mason 2 3 Nokesville 5 3 Loundon County 5 4 Rappahanock 15 0 Nokesville 10 5 Herndon 0 5 Garfield 6 0 Warrenton 3 4 m f JANE BOGER Varsity Cheerleader James Waddell David Stanley and Earl Palmer Gary Lohman Benny Shoemaker Not Pictured: Carl Brown Johnny Harrover Robert Fletcher Leonard Harris Kenny Lane Wayne Carter Junior 7Jarsitu iasefmff Under the able supervision of Mr. Charles Wildman, the Junior Varsity Baseball team began its first season at Osbourn. The boys showed co-operation and hard work; although it was green for all of them, they came out without a defeated season. The boys show good prospects for the coming seasons at Osbourn in J. V. and Varsity sports. LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles VanHorn, Jack Rosenburg, Jimmy Street.SEC-OND: Richard Hawkins. David Grizzle. THIRD: Mike Gonzales, Ross Leith, Lindsay Dawson. Left to right: Pete Polen, John Riddick, Elton Brown, Alfred Robinson. James Michelli, George Lane, Ray German. MR. CHARLES WaDMAN Coach SCHEDULE - 1958 TEAM WE Wash. - Lee 6 James Monroe 12 Cedar-Lee 23 George Mason 2 Garfield 4 George Mason 6 Cedar-Lee 13 Garfield 10 THEY 12 2 5 7 4 (called) 4 2 11 The Softball Team enjoyed a successful season during the spring of 1958 and looks forward to another successful season this spring. These girls have undoubtedly earned top space on the totem pole as the only undefeated team in Osbourn. Managers, Katy Heinz, Barbara Kin-cheloe; Co-Captains, Nancy Rhodes, Betty Dunbar. Coach: MISS HUGHES FIRST ROW: Betty Dunbar, Effie Fries, Nancy Rhodes, Pearl McGee, Johanne Riddick. SECOND ROW: Manager, Katy Heinz: Barbara Redding, Gene Branch, Nancy Collins, Leana Kruse, Barbara Kincheloe, Manager. The 1958 track season was one that will remain in the memory of each boy that participated in it. For during this season records were broken and scores mounted high. Four of Osbourn’s boys attended the State Meet at Lexington. They were: Robert Barrett, Polevault; Allen Davis, Polevault; Eddie Jones, Polevault, and Ben Shoemaker, 440. Although the efforts of the team were not always rewarded by victories, the experience they gained will not be lost. Varsity Cheerleader MARY ANN MILLER Co-Captain Witt, Coach Ward, Co-Captain Davis. KNEELING, left to right: Roy Vorhauer, Sig Witt, Wally Lynn, Allen Davis, James Sowers, Bobby Melton, Bud Gibson, Roy Wood, Ken Cox. STANDING: Paul Cassell and Coach Ward. 94 SPRINTS and HURDLES 1958 MEETS Osbourn 59 NokesvilJe 16 Garfield 65 Osbourn 36 1 3 Herndon 62 2 3 Osbourn 26 1 2 George Mason 89 1 2 Wakefield J. V. 33 District Meet Group II District IX Fourth Place RUTH IPLING, Varsity Cheerleader 0racA MIDDLE DISTANCE and MILERS FIELD MEN AND THEY’RE OFF... C5LE2 UNLESS YOU WE gym y Sponsored by RURAL ELECTRIC ADMINISTRATION J. V. Cheerleader LINDA HARRER Honorary Captain Freddy Earhart, Coach Hoppe, Co-Captain Donny Hottle. KNEELING: Ray Dodge S Ji Jra cfe 7oot6a Initiating an eighth grade athletic program this year with the opening of the football season was inauspicious from the viewpoint of games won, but a resounding success from the viewpoint of enthusiasm and participation. Thirty-one eighth-grade boys worked hard at developing some skill in the fundamentals of football. With an improvised schedule consisting of mostly the lower ends of junior-varsities, the boys lost all their games with Fairfax, Gar-Field, Herndon and two with Warrenton, by scores of 26-6, 19-0, 20-2, 42-0 and 25-7 respectively. They gained tremendously inexperience, and should provide Coach Sloop with an excellent nucleus for his J. V.'s in 1959. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Dodge, Tommy Howard, Eugene Luce, Jody Luck, Jim Mier, Gerald Fairfax, David Mays, Tommy Nelson. SECOND: Tommy Payne, Tommy Murphy, Donny Hottle, Ray Dodge, John Sloper, Eddie Byrnes, David Vanover, David Fries, Bobo Smith, C. Stickly. THIRD: Eddie Melton, Jimmy Epling, Edwin Hill, Jimmy Daniels, Chuck Gan-tos. Junior Burke, Billy Myers, Eddie Burkehead, Jackie Richards, Nelson Stickley. FOURTH: Fred Earhart, Billy Smoot, Randy Thomas. 5i i Jraxfe ici sAetha ANN DEBOARD J. V. Cheerleader 1958-59 has been good to the athletically inclined of OHS. Forthis year was the first that Osbourn has had an eighth grade basketball squad. These eighth grade basketball players put forth much effort toward team co-ordination, and the experience they have gainedthrough this practice will prove invaluable in later years when they are team-members of the J.V. or Varsity. FIRST ROW, left to right: Billy Lawrence, Eddie Birckhead, David Thomas, Chuck Gantos, Benny Deaver, David Fries, Tommy Murphy; Donnie Hottle, William Smoot. Tommy Payne, Edwin Hill, Vernon Cornwell, David Van-over, Paul Castle. MR. HOPPE Coach ctiuities Queen Gay Piercy and her attendants Nancy Rhodes, Ruth Skelton, seniors; Lynda Pendleton, junior; Pat Earhart, sophomore; Connie Epling, freshman; Linda Merchant, 8th grade; and their escorts. Jfomecominj Although the Osbourn Yellow-Jackets were defeated 19-7 by the George Mason Mustangs for Osbourn's Homecoming game, the students didn't let this spoil the remainder of their evening; they attended the Homecoming dance in all gaiety. At the half-time, the first Osbourn football team, that of 1939, was introduced. The Osbourn band performed for the first time of the season, while the majorettes twirled fire-batons in total darkness. The festivities of the October 17 Homecoming reached a climax when, during the dance in the school cafeteria. Gay Lynn Piercy was crowned Homecoming queen by the co-captains, Phillip Harrover and David Mc-Glothlin. The other attendants were Ruth Skelton, Nancy Rhodes, Lynda Pendleton, Pat Ear-hart, Connie Epling and Linda Merchant. Students, dressed in all their fancy, danced under the paster blue and gold to the music provided by the Osbourn Dance Band. QUEEN PIERCY and Escort SIG WITT V ? orae TlTa. son os. Os6o urn 100 Mr. Touchdown O.H.S.“ Jootbaff Members of Osbourn's First Football Team at 1958 Homecoming The big song of the fall was Football contests. Recall here the many moments of the 1958 Football season. Hey, Hey, Take that ball and GO! Assemblies The assemblies at Osbourn were varied to suit the taste of everyone in the student body and faculty for the school year. Included in these activities were SCA programs. Conferences, the tapping ceremony, General Motors and Navy programs, and the usual pep rallies. These special events were enjoyed by everyone. ances Dances at Osbourn vary from the usual Friday night hops to the spring formal sponsored by the Junior class. The specials include Homecoming, midwinters formal, Lil Abner dance and the Christmas semi-formal. Most dances are held Friday nights in the school cafeteria with music by Mr. Victrola. Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Rockin and a-boppin The Key Club Snack Bar. An Outdoor Band Concert. The Gang Apple Blossom Time 7 ar no 2 ij unrouej. 0. irouafi V- •It If they can't do it nobody can. Home, James Waitin' after School i£e Jfaffs We learn to beautify he jfumor S enior JJrom 1958 Japanese Gardens, which was the 1958 Junior-Senior Prom, transformed the gym into a glamorous, Oriental night sport where approximately 200 couples danced to the music of George Krouse from nine until one May 16. The decorations included a ceiling of sapphire blue crepe sprinkled with multi-colored lanterns and trees glittering with white angel hair scattered throughout the room. Upon entering, the guests crossed a natural bark bridge under which there was a moss-surrounded pool containing live goldfish. The orchestra, amid jewelled trees and a miniature summer house, was staged beneath a temple entrance. A stone wall and a mural depicting a mountain scene, gave the atmosphere of a garden. Autoyrcipfis o«s V? TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY “The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made'