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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1962 volume:

; 11 THE HI-JACKET Presented to the Students of OSBOURN HIGH SCHOOL Manassas, Virginia FOREWORD The pathfinders of science have paved the way for the universal advances in space travel. The observations of Galileo through his telescope and the theories of Copernicus are part of the heritage from which emerged the first American astronaut's triumph in outer space. We have chosen space” as the theme for the yearbook because it so closely illustrates twentieth century progress. The Hi-Jacket staff is proud to present the 1961-62 annual to the school. 2 3 DEDICATION The welfare of children has always come first in this person's life and always will. Because of this concern, he has complete understanding of students with whom he has worked. As the astronaut learns the instrument panel of his satellite, so does this person work doubly as hard to understand his students and fellow faculty members. The comprehensive effort that this individual has placed upon all areas of school life can be compared to that of America’s first astronaut. In both areas each has made his lasting contribution which has opened the door to further advancement in many areas. His idea in the athletic field of Osbourn has become a reality as the dream of space travel. He has set marvelous examples of good sportsmanship and citizenship both on and off of the athletic field. This person is one of Osbourn's valuable assets. Every boy in school who has ever participated in any athletic event knows him as a coach and friend as well as a classroom teacher. We are sincerely grateful to Mr. Wildman for his immense contributions that he has made to our lives. We dedicate this 1962 Hi-Jackct to Mr. Charles Wildman. PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Another year has passed rapidly and you are enjoying your senior year at Osbourn. I know that many of you are anticipating with joy the approach of graduation day. You will each go your separate, chosen way. However, you will each have a common purpose in life, no matter what your choice of livelihood will be. These common purposes will be to follow your own religion, to become a citizen who responds to your community needs, and to be a very significant force in your own family. It is my desire that you not consider your graduation date the end of your formal education. Our world today requires that all of us must continue to expand our formal learning in order to keep abreast of changing times. The mental discipline which you have received in the classroom is just a beginning; it is a mold which needs constant perfecting. Make good use of every moment and develop a feeling of pride in all your undertakings. Use your time as you use your money, invest it wisely and expect rewarding dividends. The faculty at Osbourn is standing behind you and will continue to aid you in any manner we car when you call upon us. Each of you has been loyal to the school, and this loyalty will always be returned to you. CHARLES ADAMS a late member of the class of 1962 Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God believe also in me. In my jather’s house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there ye may be also. And whither I go ye know and the way ye know. Peace I leave with you; my peace give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid. St. John 1-4. 27 Osbourn High School is indeed fortunate to be affiliated with an administration as excellent as that one of Prince William County. The students have been privileged with adequate facilities and a pleasing school atmosphere through the excellent job done by Superintendent of Schools and all other people in his office and the office staff at Osbourn High School. ADMINISTRATION 7 MISS ORLICH ADMINISTRATION MR. JAMES LEO Assistant principal MRS. ANN HOPPE Secretary MISS CARRIE LANFORD Guidance director Miss Lanford at work. OFFICE STAFF MRS. ANNE ELLIOTT Assistant guidance director MISS LILLIAN ORLICH Eighth grade guidance counselor MISS BARBARA BAKER English I MRS. SUSAN BARBEE English I Reading MRS. MARIE BENNETT English II MRS. BETTY CHILTON French I, II, III, IV MR. WILLIAM COSBY English I MRS. ANNE ELLIOTT Latin I MRS. MARY HODGES English V French I, II MRS. EDNA KLINE English III Mrs. Chilton s French class. LANGUAGE ARTS 10 LANGUAGE ARTS Mr. Welker’s English class MRS. TANYA O DONNELL English IV MR. DALTON PARKER English II MR JOHANNAS PASTOOR English I, V MRS. ADREHNA PECK Latin I, II English IV MR. WILSON SEAY English III, IV MR. PHILLIP WELKER English II, III SOCIAL STUDIES r Mr. Wiener conducts government class. MR JOE FORTUNA History I MR. ROBERT FRANKLIN History I Geography MR. EDDIE NELSON Geography History I MISS MARY B. NELSON Government MISS LILLIAN ORLICH History III, IV MR. RICHARD SECHRIST History III MR. ROBERT WIENER Government History IV MR WILLIAM WOOD Geography History I MR. DEN BOYD Math II, III MRS. PAT COLTRANE Math I, II MR LUCIEN HALL Algebra II, III MRS. JOYE HEALEY Plane Geometry Algebra I MR. EMIL LIPSCOMB Math I, II Trigonometry MR WILLIAM MATLICK Math I, II MR. WALLACE RION Algebra I, II MR CHARLES WILDMAN Math I Plane Geometry MR. NORMAN WORSHAM Consumer's Math Math I Algebra class with Mr. Rion MATH DEPARTMENT SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MR. CARLTON GRAY Science I MR. BERNY FERRILL Science I, II Mrs. Helms instructs biology students MR. JOHN HARRISON Science I Chemistry MR. RALPH HENDRIX Science I, II Math I MRS. FRANCES HELMS Biology Science V Mr. Hendrix’s class. Miss Pauline Smith and Miss Judith Stokes prepare films for science students. MR. JOHN HOPPE T rigonometry Physics Science V SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Harrison's science class. MRS. ALICE JOHNSON Science II MISS JUDITH STOKES Science I Biolog)' MISS PAULINE SMITH Chemistry MISS NINA DICKERT Library MISS EDITH LAYMAN Home Economics II GENERAL EDUCATION Home Economics with Miss Layman Mr. Spencer leads the band. MR SCOTT SPENCER Band Glee Club Music MRS. KATHERINE WILSHIN Home Economics I, III, IV PHYSICAL EDUCATION Qmm i f .+4 tu A. _ T- 3p° u U . Girls' physical education with Miss Smith and Miss McSweeney. MIL Me, Girls' Phvsic MISS EVELYN SMITH Girls' Physical Education MR. REAMS BENNETT Shop II Mechanical Drawing MRS. MARY K. EDWARDS Cosmetology MISS DOROTHY HARRIS Basic Business Typing I Shorthand I MR. ALVIN KLINE Agriculture I, II, III, IV, V MR. ROBERT LILLY Bookkeeping Business Law' Basic Business VOCATIONAL Miss Whitenack’s typing class. 18 DEPARTMENT MR JAMES STOUT Shop I, II MRS. MARTHA THOMAS Basic Business Shorthand II Typing II MISS BETTY WHITENACK Typing I, II Basic Business MRS. JANICE WILSON Typing I Shorthand OFFICERS, left to right: Carole Kriesel, president; Mary Mulholland, vice-president; Ada Pirtle, secretary; Charlotte Breeden, representative to Council; Janice Fair, treasurer. SENIORS With five years of training behind them, the senior class is prepared to venture into the world beyond. The seniors, having developed character traits of responsibility, leadership, and citizenship are confident of successfully fulfilling any task or overcoming any obstacle that they might meet in becoming tomorrow’s citizens and tomorrow's leaders. Through the years, they have sponsored many dances such as the memorable Sadie Hawkins Dance at which they received their rings, a Christmas Dance, and the Prom, Paradise of the Deep. The Irene Marik Concert, a beauty contest, and the senior play are other results of the efforts of this class. They won't soon forget their eventful journey through the universe of knowledge. MRS. WILSON MR. PASTOOR MR. WIENER MOST ACADEMIC: Mike Pittard and Judy Wells SENIORS PAUL ANSTINE ROBERT BAILEY JOE BALAZIK MARY JANE BARBER LEON BOYD CHARLOTTE BREEDEN JENNINGS BREEDEN MARIBERT BROADDUS ALFRED BURER JANET COLLINS BEVERLY BURKE CLAUDE COMPTON CHERYL CAMERON GARY COOPER WANDA CARTER DALE CRABILL COSMONAUTS MOST POPULAR: Carol Kriesel and Dale Crabill Are Bev Warner, Cabina Lawson, and Connie Epling learning to drive? Travis Curd looks on as Lyle Cameron and Peggy Hoffman blow the candles out on their birthday cake. WITTIEST: Gary Cooper and Bessie Corbin SENIORS TRAVIS CURD LARRY DAHLQUIST FRANK DENBY JAY DOTTERER CONNIE EPLING JAMES ESCHINGER JANICE FAIR NORMAN FAIR SANDI FISHER LINDA GOLLAHON SYLVIA FOX WAYNE GORDON BONNIE GARRIGAN LuREE GRAY CAROLEE GEARHART RONNIE GREENBERG COSMONAUTS LuRee Grey, Bev Warner, and Wanda Carter could not possibly be that old, at least not yet. LAZIEST: Wayne Gordon and Louise Muller MOST UNFORGETTABLE: A1 Burer and Alice Lerch SENIORS LEE HAMILTON BILL HENSLEY JOHN GRIZZLE LINDA HARRER ZELLA HALL FRANK HARROVER CAROL HALSEY BARBARA HEFLIN PEGGY HOFFMAN,. NELL KEARNS C ; . yO ¥aK y$ fy .y Jyy y v V GLENN JONES GEORGE KERNS BOBBY HOFFMAN PARKER KEMPTON yJ I COSMONAUTS VERNON JONES LYNN KEULBS Ay What is Peggy Hoffman looking at? MOST UNPREDICTABLE: Pete Polen and Cheryl Cameroon FRIENDLIEST: Jimmy Lunsford and Peggy Hoffman SENIORS GAYLEN KLEINFELDT CAROL KRIESEL LILLIAN KRISTENSEN ROWINA LAWSON JOE LEPRE ALICE LERCH JOAN LESEM DOROTHY LIBEAU LEON LILLARD JIMMY LUNSFORD DON LOFTIN MILTON MacDONALD OWEN LOFTUS ELAINE MAHONEY DORIS LOVELACE BILLY MARTIN COSMONAUTS Help!!!! Jimmy Lunsford, stop tickling Mary Mulholland. BEST LOOKING: Bobby Hoffman and Lillian Kristensen MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Travis Curd and Mary Mul-holland SENIORS FAY MAUCK JUANITA McINTOSH ROGER MICHAEL JIMMY MILLS MARY MULHOLLAND LOUISE MULLER DEANNA MULLINS JOHN MURPHY JIMMY O'NEIL ROY PALMER MARY PEARSON JUDY PETERS LOUISE NICHOLSON JIMMY PAYNE PARTLOW ADA PIRJLE COSMONAUTS MOST TALENTED: Clayton Warner and Carolee Gearhart BEST ALL AROL'ND: Jimmy Payne and Ada Pirtle Pictured above is Joe Balazick being initiated into the Key Club. SENIORS MIKE PITTARD ROBERT POLEN JEAN RANKIN JIM RAUGHTON MIKE REDDINGTON JoANNE REYNOLDS JoANNE RICHEY ALICE ROBERTSON ANN ROBINSON SUE ROBINSON TEDDY ROLAND SOREN ROYNSTEAD ROBERT RUSSELL JOE SEXTON MARY ANN SHAFFER ROSEMARY SHIRLEY COSMONAUTS Well, there's that old gang of ours sitting on a Polar bear. MOST ATHLETIC: Frank Harrover and Sue Wyatt BEST DRESSED: Mike Reddington and Aurelia Partlow Charlotte Breeden must have said something that made Gary Cooper both angry and embarrassed. SENIORS MARILYN SIMPSON ANN SPROLES SUSAN SNYDER JENNY STAUFFER HELEN SOWERS BETH STEELE BUTCH SPOONER BARBARA STEWART JIMMY STREET JOYCE VIAR VI VORHAUER LARRY WALTHERS BEV WARNER CLAYTON WARNER LILA WILLIAMS PAT WILSON COSMONAUTS Could this possibly be Bev and Clayton Warner at an early age? BEST DANCERS: Vernon Jones and Connie Epling COSMONAUTS Seniors are seen in this picture using the A1 Burer, one of the many seniors, is seen library to its best advantage. SENIORS AROUND OSBOURN participating in a club activity. In the background of this picture, the seniors are seen supporting the basketball team at a game. 34 JUNIORS OFFICERS—Tommy Payne, vice-president; Eddie Melton, president; Katherine Vanover, secretary; Donny Hottle, treasurer. 5-4-3-2-1—the countdown as the juniors eagerly await the blast-off into the next galaxy. For their patience and fortitude, they have been rewarded with their class rings which will be loyally treasured for the years to come. Another highlight of the junior year is that magical night of the prom. In the fourth stage of their adventure, the juniors have been trained to explore the realms of knowledge that are available as seniors of Osbourn High School. SPONSORS: Mr. Nelson, Mrs. Coltrane, Mrs. Ferrill, Mr. Wood ASTRONAUTS Jane Able, Lynn An-Stine, Charles Baggett Larry Baldwin, Eddie Birckhead, Beverly Bird, Anne Bostic, Bradley Bounds, Jean-ie Bowers Howard Brinegar, Osbourn Burke, Senie Byrne, Sharon Card-well, Sylvia Caron, Holly Casey Diane Cassidy, Paul Castle, Joanne Cava-nagh, Donald Chandler, Carmen Clay, Marcia Collins Jerry Cook, Gloria Cornwell, Vernon Cornwell, Lenny Cross, William Crouch, Michael Cunningham Jimmy Daniel, Ricky Dawson, Liz Day, Edward Dean, Ann De-Board, Roger DeLozier JUNIORS Ray Dodge, Leon Donnelly, Bob Domes, Jackie Downs, Willis Drawdy, Roland Duckett Joyce Duvall, Paul Fair, Gerald Fairfax, Linda Fink, Eddie Fishpaw, Mike Fisk Cleil Fitzwater, Phyllis Fletcher, Mickey Fogle, Betty Forish, Joseph Fowler, Nancy Fox Benny Dever, Tommy Diehr, Bob Dodge Karen French, David Fries, Chuck Gantos, Mary Sue Garrett, Linda Geris, Diane Gonzales Judy Gowl, Richard Hamilton, Beverly Hammond, Nancy Ha-thorn, Bonnie Henderson, Edwin Hill V i ASTRONAUTS Paul Holmes, Donny Hottle. Wayne Houston Herman Hutchinson, Howard Johnson, Bonnie Jones, Kandy Kas-ter, Sharon Keister, Ada Kelly Earline Kirby, Geneva Kline, Carol Kruse, Jimmy Kuhn, Warren Lacy, William Lambert Barbara Lane, Billy Lawrence, Adele Le-Kander, Donald Libeau, Kenny Lion, Jody Luck Ronnie McCuin, Marilyn McDonald, Lynda McNeill, Julia Matthews, Linda Mayhugh, David Mays Nancy Meade, Eddie Melton, Linda Merchant, Delores Michel-li. Bob Molyneux, Chere Mooney JUNIORS Tom Muddiman, Tommy Murphy. Pat Mus-ser. Billy Myers. Richard O'Brien, Sue Parker Tommy Payne, Larry Penny, Jerry Peters, Barbara Peterson, Bun-nie Pettus, Danielle Pickett Carol Pirtle, Douglas Posey, Senie Posey, Ruth Ann Querry, David Quinn, Donna Ragland Billy Ramsey, Joyce Rector, Jake Richards, Dianne Riddick, Eddie Ritenour, Stanley Roberts Carl Robey, Donna Robinson, Dora Lee Roland, Betty Schleh, Paul Schrum, John Scruggs Bonnie Moore, Morgan Moore, Rita Morris ASTRONAUTS Linda Sites, Johnnie Slopcr, Bo Smith, Doris Smith Jean Smith, Karyl Smith, Louis Smith, Susie Smith, Wilkie Smith, Billy Smoot Sherry Stair, Bobby Stalker, Linda Stansell, Mary Stevenson, Campbell Stickley, David Thomas Joanne Thomasson, Edna Thompson, Tony Thompson, Glenna Utz, Catherine Vanover, Lucy VonLoesch Larry Watson, Darlene Webb, Mary Lou Webb, Allen Weeks, Hilda Whetzel, Dana White Sue White, Gloria Wi-eneke, Paul Wilkins, Gail Wine, Betty Wine, Dennis Wood OFFIC ERS: Buzzy Ritenour, president; Jane Vanover, vice-president; Gloria Graham, secretary-treasurer; Barbara Kelly, representative to council. SOPHOMORES Our jet-propelled sophomores have been active in all phases of school life. They have taken honors in all sports activities and they have proven themselves to be good leaders in student government. Their eagerness and ability have formed an excellent example for future sophomores to follow. SPONSOR: Mr. Vi'elker Terye Akers, Charles Alvaraz, Nancie Anderson, Susan Bab-inger Diana Baker, Richard Baker, Donna Ballance, Susette Barbee George Brown, George Brum-back, Ella Mae Burke, Jo Anne Burke SOPHOMORES Ann Byrd, Pat Byrd, Childers, Lit Churchill Janet Cooper, Jonquil Cooper, Ed Corbin Ronnie Cornwell, Judy Crabill, Ellen Cregger Margerite Cunningham, Gayle Davis, Joan Davis Why the glum face, Barbara? Faye Delp, Robert Dewolf, Tommy Dickens Carolyn Dodson, Brian Donnelly, William Duke Diana Dyer, Freddie Earhart, Allen Edwards N Peyton Elliott, Carol English, Skipper Faith Where are your teeth, Ann? Bruce Farrar, Tommy Fecteau, Stephanie Fletcher EXPLORERS Tommy Fox, Becky Garman, Timmy Garman, Leslie Gearhart Imogene Gilbert, Donna Goodpasture, Gloria Graham, Pat Griffith Ronnie Harrer, Joe Harris, Dick Harsen, Ethel Hayes Larry Hedges, Betty Heflin Bill Henderson, George Henry Punky Hicks, Carol Hitt, Pat Hockcr, Tommy Hohman Eddie Hollins, Barbara Holmes, Joy Hoover, Joe Hoppe Charles Howell, Ronald Hull, Charles Hurst, Andrea Jeb-lick Richard Jenkins, John Johnson, M. Barbara Johnson, Karen Keiper Barbara Kelly, John Kerns, Roy Key, Ruth Kidwell T i Jimmy Jo Kirby, Diane Lacy, Jerry Lane, Bonnie Lang SOPHOMORES William Layman, Ann Leo, Robert Leonard John Loftin, Annette Lorpy, Lynda Luck Larry Lunsford, Bobby Luttrell, Tommie McKinley Pat McLaughlin, Rachel McNeil, Eddie Madill Paul Madill, Patsy Manns, Lois Markley Beverly couldn’t quite get the cup into her mouth. Roger Marsh, Penny Marshall, J. C. Martin Wayne Martin, Evelyn Merchant, Evelyn Meredith Elma Miller, Jerry Moore, Betty Muddiman A few of the people who are shown in this picture at a school dance are Wilkie Smith, Ann DeBoard, Ross Leith, and Jerry Peters. Eddie Muddiman, Jim Nicholson, Dwight Norwood Robert O'Neil, James Palmer, Dale Parker EXPLORERS Judy Parrish, Betty Patton, Chester Payne, Roger Payne Rose Mary Peacher, Ronnie Pendelton, Maurice Posey, Tony Powell Barbara Powers, Betty Ramey, Pat Ramsey, Richard Ray Martha Reddington, Carol Reid, James Richey, Mary Le-lia Ringler Allen Ritenour, Buzzy Rite nour, Shelby Ritenour, Andy Robinson Kenyan Robinson, G. D. Russell, Connie Russert, Clifford Sauls Diane Shetterley, David Shoemaker, Billy Shultz, Mary Ann Simpson Cay Sinclair, Pat Sisson, Jeff Skinner, David Smith Jimmy Smith, Howard Smoot, Leonard Stark, Lois Stroop Kirk Swann. Tommy Taylor, Jack Thomas, Suzanne Trimble SOPHOMORES Jane Vanover, Sonya Vencill, Larry Vogel, Georgia Vorhauer Beverly Wells, Henrietta Wi-eneke, Mary Lou Williams Audrey Wines, Lois Wingfield, David Wolfe Dianne Woodson, Joyce Wright, Carol Zaharchak Pat Hocker and Joe Sexton are watching Gary Cooper and his little friend while they dance. FRESHMEN RICK WITT President MIKE NELSON Vice-President NITA LELACHEUR Secretary The freshmen have just started their high school careers, careers which we at Osbourn believe will lead to full and happy lives. With these students carrying on our customs and standards, Osbourn can only become better as time goes by. SPONSOR: Mrs. Johnson BETTY WEIMER Rep. to Council 47 Julia Abbott, Scott Aldrich, Joe Allen, Ken Alpaugh, Donald Anderson, Winnie Anderson 7? cc ju -- y' 7 Alan Anstine, Betty Bailey, Christine Balazik, Allen Bar- r r bee, Vickie Bast, Margie Beavers Kathy Bell, James Bettis, Barney Blankbecker, Maria Bliss, Dicky Boatwright, Jimmy Bostic F R William Botts, Larry Bradshaw, Johnny Breeding, Mary Breedlove, Danny Brooks, John Brumback E Richard Brumback, Jerry Buhl, Barbara Burke, Donna Burke, Sara Busey, Harvey Butler s H Connie Cebula, Charles Chandler, Sandra Chappell, Reeves Childress, Rosemary Childress, Delores Clements E Linda Combs, Brenda Compton, Sammy Compton, Donna Cooper, Virginia Corbin, Gloria Cornwell Joyce Cornwell, Howard Counts, Frank Cox, Sandy Cox, Margie Crane, Sammy Crouch I George Crum, John Curd, Hortensc Dasher, Roger Day, Cecil Dean, Kathleen DeLay T E S T E R S Dennis Dickey, Cynthia Dickenson, Shelia Dingus, Douglas Dirting, Walter Dove, Cheryl Downs Robert Drawdy, Toni Duchesne. Oren Dulaney, Barry Duvall, Nancy Duvall, Joe Ebhardt Duane Eckelberg, Alice Edwards, Wayne Epling, Nancy Evans, Beverly Farley, Phyllis Farnor Shirley Fink, Jennifer Finley, Allen Fisher, Roy Fisher, Jerry Fletcher, Gary Foley Mary Jane Foley, Kay Ford, Alice Fox, John Fox, Curtis Frazier, Tommy French Margie Furr, Larry Gamer, Gale Garten, Bill Gibson, Charlie Gnadt, Barbara Gordon Darleen Gordon, Sharon Gordon, Bill Grau, Janet Gray, Pat Green, Sammy Greene Joan Halsey, Carolyn Hammond, John Harmen, Bobby Harris, Linda Hatcher, Peggy Sue Haynes Lee-Ann Heflin, Tom Hensley, Odie Herndon, Peggy Hess, Jimmy Hicks, Benny Hill Dwight Hisey, Marie Horn. Patsey Hutchison, Barbara Hansberger, Brenda Hunt, Deanna Huffman Larry Johnson, Danny Jones, Dinah Jones, Lewis Jones, Carolyn Justus, David Kea-non Helen Kelly, Warren Kerlin, Martha Korzendorfer, Wanda Lafferty, Charles Landes, Judy Lane Joan Lang, Gwen Lawrence, Ronald Lawson, Danny Leach, Nita LeLacheur, Fred Leonard Jerry Leonard, Nancy Leonard, Anna Marie Lilly, Alan Lion, Jerry Lloyd, Ernie Lunsford Craig Lynn, Doug McCormick, Yuonne McCormick, Ralph McDanolds, Anne Me-Donald, Pat McGhee Brenda McIntosh, Marjorie McReynolds, Jo Martin, Oran Massie, Stewart Matthew's, Sandra May Peter Mays, Larry Meade, Clarence Meredith, Linda Merriman, Donald Mcrryman, Eddie Miller Melinda Miller, Peggy Miller, Grace Mills, Roy Mitchell, Debby Molyneux, Wayne Morris F R E S H M E N T E S T E R S Patricia Mosscr. Karen Mul-cahy, Charles Mullins, William Murafka, John Murphy, Mike Nelson Mike Nesevitch, Dena Null, Elaine Obenchain, Linda Own-bey, Charles Palmer, Billy Parker David Parks, Thomas Patrick, Carolyn Payne, James Payne, Roberta Payne, Michael Perdue Elisa Peters, David Pettus, Betty Pittard, Sharon Potter, Joyce Powers, Mike Price Nelma Price, Patsy Pullen, Billy Ramsey, Bernie Reed, Virginia Reid, Chuck Reis Brenda Render, Judy Rhodes, Julia Rhodes, Wanda Richardson, Jane Roach, Janet Robey Betty Robinson, Chip Rohr, Joyce Roland, Mike Roland, Hugh Rollins, Barbara Runion Nell Russell, Pearl Russell, Jo Anne Sadd, Vivian Se-mones, Debbie Settle, Kathleen Shartzer Judy Shaver, Regina Shubert, Jan Sickel, Larry Silvious, Jack Sisk, Marsha Skinner Bobby Slater, Bonnie Sloper. Freddy Smith, Fatty Snyder, Jerry So wash, Walter Spain Valerie Stabile, Shirley Staley. Mary Jane Stephens, Nancy Stevenson, Edna Stewart, Carl Street Nancy Stretton, Dale Swank. Arthur Tanchak, Darlene Taylor, Evelyn Taylor, Sandy Taylor Carol Thompson, Jerry Thompson, Henry Throne-berg, Betty Tibbs, Donna Ticker, Ted Towler Betty Trammell. Ann Trusler, Kenneth Tuell. Dolores Ven-cill, Deanne Vickers, James Vitale Holland Walker, Ginny Waters, Jerry Waters, Betty Wei-mer, Kay Wells, Ronnie Wells Dorene Weston, Donald Wiles, Mary Blair Willard, Anne Williams, Joe Williams, Roy Wines Charlotte Withrow, Rick Witt, Charles Wolfrey, Emory Wood, Steve Wszalek, Roy Zimmerman EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS, left to right: Barbara Sullivan, secretary; Edgar Parrish, vice-president; Sid Worley, president; Sandra Moore, representative to council. Entering the first stage of their five-part journey, the eighth graders are cultivating the qualities of responsibility and initiative that mold the leaders of tomorrow. After several weeks of confusion, these willing students became accustomed to the pattern of life that will be theirs for the next four years. SPONSOR: Miss Orlich 53 EIGHTH GRADE Barbara Abel, Richard Amaral, Anne Anderson, James Anderson, Jimmy Anderson, Roger Anderson, Sharon Anstine Doug Ashworth, Cathy Bailey, Joyce Baldwin, Steve Barber, Charlene Bare, Billy Beach, Pat Beacher Judy Bear, Vernon Beavers, Blane Bennett, Clinton Berry. Kitty Be ville, John Bibb, Richard Bird Sam Bittinger, Janis Blevins, Ann Botts, Barbara Bowbeer. Donald Bowbeer, Danny Bowers, Buzz Boyd Judy Breeden, Karen Breeding, Marvin Breedlove, John Brewer, Billy Brewster, Kenny Brooks, Rita Brown Robert Browne. Eleanor Bruce, Johnny Brummett, Linda Bryant, Susie Bryant, Gloria Burke Nancy Fox and Bunnie Pettus demonstrate Osbourn Fashions. John Burke, Loretta Burke, Lois Byrne, Jeanette Cabaniss, Charles Campbell Dorothy Campbell, John Campbell, Frank Cardwell, Agnes Carlson Linwood Carter, Terry Carter, Larry Carney REFUELERS Gloria Cash. Tommy Cassey, Ellen Cassidy. Linda Cebula, Ronnie Ce-bula. Marie Childers. Pat Childress Reba Childress. Dave Churchill, Rhonda Cleveland. Cathy Coakley. Jimmie Cole, Lynda Coleman, William Collins Bettie Compton, Tom Connelly, Mildred Conner, Peggy Ann Cook, Joe Cooper. Barbara Cornwell, Elizabeth Cornwell Gerald Cornwell, Margaret Corn-well, Martha Cornwell, Senie Corn-well, Bea Cotter, Cheryl Counts. Carol Ann Cox Shirley Crawford. Roger Creel, Shirley Creel, Richmond Crisp, Donald Crum, Nancy Dahlquist, Joe Daniel Donna David, Bill Davis, Brenda Davis, Doreen Davis, Gloria Davis, William Davis Jean Downey, Frances Duckett, Jay du Von, Terry Dye Mike DeCristofero, Patty DeWolf, Elsie Diehr, Robert Diehr, Donald Dixon The Science Fair judges discuss projects of the future space age. David Eckelberg, Linda Epling, Billy Eskridge EIGHTH GRADE Nelly Eye, Gene Fairfax. Jim Farrell, Kathy Fesperman, Daniel Fig-gins, Margaret Fletcher, Myrna Fleshman Peggy Foreman, Vivian Fox, Joe Franzello, Shirley Friend, Johnny Fries. Wayne Fristoe, Mike Fritter Joyce Fritz, Howard Furr, Rachel Garman. Bobby Garman, Alice Garrison. Barbara Jean Geris, Jimmy Ghadban Donald Gheen, Rick Gibson, Buddy Godfrey. Linda Godfrey, Diane Goodpasture, Billy Gordan, Merle Greenberg Dorothy Griffin, Betty Griffin, Jackie Haag, Terry Halsey, Judy Hammer, Ronald Haney, Walter Hargett Ronnie Harrison. Glenn Hartman, Judy Hartman, Adam Harvey, Rhoda' Harvey, Joseph Havlock Mr. and Mrs. O'Donnell show the proper dance technique. Lois Hensely, Charles Herr, Barbara Herring, Debbie Hibbs Ronald Hawkins, Dickie Hedrick, Gleen Heflin, Douglas Henry, James Henry REFUELERS Charles Holt, Soyrieta Houston. Agnes Hughes, Jo Ann Humphries, Donna Hurley, Joe Hutchinson, Richard Hutchinson Sandra Iddings, Annie Jacobs, Cecil James, Larry Jeblick. Charles Jeffers, Gary Jenkins, Gloria Jenkins Larry Jenkins. Linda Johnson, Richard Johnson. George Jones. Lorraine Jones. Thomas Jones, Gail Kearns Regina Kearns, Judy Keys, Stephen Keys. Jacquelyn Kegley. Sharon Kline, Joyce Kuhn, Matt Lam Paul Lancaster, Charles Land. Linda Lane, Linda Lane. Henry Larkin, Bill Latham, Margaret Lawrence Damon Lawson. Larry Lawson, Leonard Lawson, Gary Layne, Billy Leach. Joanne Leach Judy Leddon. Sharon Leggett, Mike Lesem, Kathie Levitt, Carol Lewis Mr. Byrd seems to be deep in thought. William Li beau, Paul Loftus, Joan Long, Ellen Luke Linda Lunsford, Doreen Lyles, Geneva Mahoney EIGHTH GRADE Bob Mallette, John Mann, George Marshall. Mary Masarick. Edward Mason. Kirby Matlick, Joan Mauck Pat Mauck, James Mayhugh, Lewis Mayhugh, Carol Merchant, Johnny Merchant, Pam Messall, Pat McGhee Frances McGie, Mary McGie, Anna Miller. Carol Miller, Joyce Miller, Vicki Miller, Margaret Mills Linda McIntosh, Janabee McKinney, Linda Monk. Brenda Montgomery. Pat Moore, Sandra Moore, Trenna Moore Joyce Mullins, Carolyn Neiswongcr, Jane Neiswonger. Boyd Nicholson, Clay Outlaw. Charles Owens, Frank Owens Joyce Owens, Elsie Parker, Edgar Parrish, Wim Pastoor, Thomas Pat-tie, Mickey Peacher Jerry Peters enjoys himself at one of Osbourn s many dances. David Pearson, Carlos Perry, Randy Perry, Steve Peterson, Betty Phelps Gary Phillips, Mickey Piercy, David Pittman, Lorraine Poling Ann Posey, Kenny Posey Posey. Juanita REFUELERS Linda Posey. Peggy Priddy, Mac Pultz, Ralph Quinn, Bonnie Reash, Ronnie Reedy. Mary Lou Reid John Roy Reynolds. Robert Reynolds. Jacob Rhodes, Donald Richey, Francis Riggleman, Clyde Roberts, Hebert Robinson Judy Robinson. Esther Romine. Al-lean Rosso, Linda Rowland, Rudy Rowland, John Ruby. Jimmy Russel Greg Sawyer, Esther Schleh, Ann Schuller. Wanda Scruggs, Harold Seals, Suzanne Sears, Bonnie Sexton Jody Smith, Peggy Mr. Lockhart questions a future sci- Smith, Ronnie Snel- entist about his project, ings, Jean Stark, Joan Stauffer Linda Stauffer, Stephen Stauffer. Frank Stephens, Les Stewart C. A. Sinclair, Ossie Skewes, Linda Sloper, Betty Smith. Dale Smith, Greg Smith Peter Shelley. Gary Shillingburg. Linda Shirley, Janice Shoemaker, Rose Shull, Steve Silvious, John Simenson Mike Stewart, Rita Stewart, Nelson Stick ley EIGHTH GRADE Ronnie Street. Barbara Sullivan. Robert Sutherland. Adrian Sutphin. Johnny Swart, Roy Swindale, Diane Taylor Gordon Taylor, Steve Thomas, Danny Thompson. John Thompson, Sandra Thompson, Linda Todd, Jimmy Tucker Ronnie Tucker. Randolph Turber-ville. Bill Tweed. Darlene Urbani, Harold Vanover, Ellis Vaughan Linda Vernon. Linda Viars, Brenda Vogel, Susan Waters, Ricky Watts, Sharon Welch Del mas Whitacrc, Guy White, Louis White, Linda Wited, Margaret Whorton, Carol Wike Barbara Wiley, Lynne Wi etta Wilkins, Alice Willi Williams Julia Wilshin, Claudia Wilson, Donny Wine, Tommy Wiser, Roger Withrow Sid Worley, Joyce Wright, Linda Wyatt. Bill Young Jean Young. Dennis Zaharchak. Bill Zimmerman ORGANIZATIONS SCHOOL LEADERS FIRST ROW: Betty Weimer, Beverly Wells, Ann Sproles, Maribert Broaddus, Nancy Andersen, Norma Wyatt. SECOND ROW: Bev Warner, Ann DcBoard, Judy Wells, Judy Parrish, Ann Robinson, Peggy Hoffman, Carol Halsey. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Breeden, Beverly Ritenour, Alice Lerch, Lillian Kristensen, Ray Dodge, Ron Greenberg. FOURTH ROW: Susette Barbee, Mary Mulhollond, Mary Sue Garrett, Travis Curd, Jimmy Payne, Cleil Fitzwater, The united forces of the United States government and the many American scientists have given America a superior standing in adventures into space. It was only through unity that success could have been achieved. The Student Co-operative Association has, for many years, had the support of the student body and faculty in reaching its goal of successful leadership. The Senate and the Council, elected by the student body, strive to use their offices for the benefit of the school. The numerous activities of the S.C.A. include the preparing of the handbook, the eighth grade dance, the homecoming festivities, the annual magazine drive, the Foreign Exchange-Americans abroad program, a contribution to the trophy case, and the large attendance at both Northern Virginia and state S.C.A. conventions. FIRST ROW: Ann Trusler. Merle Greenberg: Wells, Ron Greenburg. SECONDER mond, Bonnie Bickle, j aVrett. S Barbee—chairman. Among the S.C.A.’s many projects is the making of student handbooks. OFFICERS: Ann DeBoard. parliamentarian; Travis Curd, president; Ann Sproles, treasurer; Nancy Andersen, secretary; Ray Dodge, vice-president; Peggy Hoffman, stenographer. FIRST ROW: Sara Busey, Lillian Kristensen. Ann DeBoard. Ann Sproles, Nancy Andersen. Peggy Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Beth Steele. Peyton Elliott, Jimmy Lunsford, A1 Burer, Travis Curd, Ray Dodge. OFFICERS: Peggy Hoffman, secretary-treasurer; Judy Wells, president; and Charlotte Breeden, vice-president. i i I % To become a member of the National Honor Society is the highest honor that a high school student can achieve. The club requires that its candidates not only maintain a high scholastic average, but also excel in character, leadership, and service. During the year, two tapping ceremonies are held to bring in eligible new members. The club sponsors a dance, and a current movie is shown in the school auditorium at the end of the year. This is the second year that the Honor Society has sponsored an Algebra II award. Editor, Mary Mulholland: Assistant Editor, Ronnie Greenberg: CLASSES: Judy Parrish, Ann Trussler, Ann Leo, Beverly Wells, Business Manager, Lila Williams. Marilyn Simpson. SPONSOR: Mr. Robert Franklin HI-JACKET As a hard-working team, the members of the Hi-Jacket staff have .put in many long afternoon's work to complete this, the 1962 Annual. In Room 106, the lay-outs were molded, write-ups were written, tears of fatigue were shed, smiles of success were offered, and the annual was finally completed. Through these pages, we hope to have captured some of the experiences which will remain in your memory for all the future years. Now, here is your annual. We hope you will enjoy it. Organizations and Activities: Mary Ringlet. Barbara Johnson, Indispensable twosome, Jimmie Lunsford and Alice Lerch. Lee-Ann Heflin, Linda Fink. PHOTOGRAPHERS: James Raughton, Sue Wyatt. SPORTS: Jimmy Vitale. Faye Delt, Viola Vorhauer, Meribert Broad-dus, Wanda Lafferty. STAFF Mr. Robert Franklin, sponsor Mar)’ Mulholland, editor Ronnie Greenberg, assistant editor Lila Williams, business manager What is Ann doing? TYPIST: Peggy Hoffman ARTISTS: Ann Leo, Wanda Lafferty The members of the Yellow jacket staff are always sure of covering all important school activities such as the NASA science program. YELLOW JACKET STAFF Below, FRONT ROW: Mike Pittard. Sue Robinson, Mary Jane Foley, Nancy Boyd, Christie Wineholt, and Ron Greenberg. SECOND ROW: Sue Wyatt, Rowcna Lawson, Mary Sue Garrett, Judy Crabill, and Bob Molynaux. The school newspaper is a source of amusement as well as information. In it are included the latest mode of dress, the promotion of our sports program, the student spotlight, and the well-liked comical extras. An interesting article, in which subjects of popular interest are discussed, is always found on the front page. The staff is to be commended for its fine organization and excellent coverage. Below: Christie Wineholt, sports editor; Sue Robinson, typist; Mary Sue Garrett, feature editor. Left to right: Merle Greenberg, Richard Johnson. Betty Pittard SECOND ROW: Beverly Wells, John Brewer, Carolee Gearhart, Mari-hert Broaddus, Ronnie Hull. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Shirley. Sue Robinson, Judy Wells, Elisa Peters, Christie Wineholt, Alice I.crch, Peggy Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: Duane Ecklcherg, Carol Webb, Robert Polen, Ann I.eo. Jimmy Lunsford. Judy Peters, Ronnie Greenberg. Mary Sue Garrett. DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club of Osbourn gives interested members the opportunity to use their ability and enjoy doing it. For those more interested in the backstage, the dub offers valuable training in publicity, staging, make-up, and casting. This year the club has presented two one-act plays for their money-making activity, the annual Christmas play, and they have participated in the spring festival of plays. , . . and be famous, just like you.” SPONSOR: Mrs. Barbee OFFICERS: Beverly Wells, secretary-treasurer; Mary Sue Garrett, president; Ann Leo, publicity chairman; Judy Wells, vice-president. LIGHTING CREW: Charles Land. Duane Eckleburg, Robert Polen. Richard Johnson, Paul Loftus, and John Brewer. MAKE-UP COMMITTEE: Rowena Lawson, Christie Wineholt, Mary Sue Garrett, Bev Wells, and Rosemary Shirley. The Drama Club is all smiles after a successful performance. Front to back: S. Roynstead, J. Brumback, T. Powell, J. Smith, S. Barber, C. Winfield. D. Ashworth, j. Crabill, R. DeWolf, G. Cook, E. Hill. L. Carter, E. Musser, D. Pittard, D. Kieper, V. Goodpastare, R. Hannicut. T. Murphy, L. Jones, D. Botkins, B. Hill, D. Dirting, G. Crum, M. Connor, D. Woodson, P. Haynes, S. Patterson, W. Miller, J. Kuhn, R. Thomas, K. Matlick, G. Sawyer, D. Foreman, B. Farley, J. Kirby. B. Jieblick, D. Hisey, H. Furr, J. Raughton, J. Blazik, J. Vitaley, J. Loftin, D. Smith, D. Wolfe, T. Faith, A. Farguhar, M. Cornwell, A. Arisline, P. Schrum. R. Wells. BAND Mr. Scott Spencer, sponsor COLOR GUARD F. Riggleman, K. Swan, G. Repass, D. Richey. OFFICERS OF THE BAND, left to right: Sharon Patterson, second lieutenant; Jean Smith, secretary; Karen Keiper, second lieutenant; Skipper Faith, first lieutenant and business manager; Clayton Warner, captain and drum major; Jim Raughton, second lieutenant; and Paul Schrum, first lieutenant. Sky-rocketing preparations for the football games and pre-school parades began early in the summer for the O.H.S. Band. These extensive preparations proved successful in the outstanding half-time performances at the football games and first-place awards at Mineral, Nokesville, and Orange parades. The highlight of the football season was the trip to Newport News which the band attended for the Newport News-Osbourn game. The school owes many thanks to Scott H. Spencer, whose dedication and hard work is providing a better future for the band than ever before. Mr. Spencer leads the band in a peppy march to keep the cheering section going strong. Members of the intermediate band are, left to right: Charles Lam, Tommy Wiser, Linda Bar, Dale Smith, Carol Strately, Bill Latham, Richard Hutchinson, Donny Wine, Morgan Moore, Eugene Musser, Joe Allen, Jimmy Richey, Barnie Blankenbecker, Arthur Farquar, Donald Gheen, Donnie Richey, Mary Masarick, Jimmie Cole, Richard Amaral, Tom Hensley, Jimmy Ghadban, Eddie Miller, Joan Long, Nancy Dahlquist, Dwight Hisey, Jerry Barrett, Gene Taylor, Robert Mallette, Mike Roland, Joe Hutchinson, Ralph Wells. MAJORETTES JOY HOOVER 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 Bev Warner, they have attended various shows and have exhibited hard work and achievement. BETTY WE1MER FRONT ROW (left to right): Pat Ramsey. Betty Weimer, Geneva Kline. Thersa Mathias, Nancy Stretton. Linda Pumphries, Beth Steele, Audrey Wines, Jean Rankin. Bev Warner, Shirley Fink. SECOND ROW: Pat Mauck, Vi Vorhauer, Roger Day, Eddie Melton, Andre Davis, Ronnie Hall, Carmen Clay. THIRD ROW: Ann Byrd, Frances Luke, Dana White, Leonard Stark, John Brumback, Bill Hensley, Gerald Repass, Ronnie Snellings, Diane Scatina, Sue Robinson, Penny Marshall. FOURTH ROW: Vickie Bast, Vivan Semones, Rosemary Shirley. Betty Tibbs, Jimmy O'Neil, Craig Lynn, Tommy Dodge, Bobby Hoffman. Terry Akers, LuRee Gray. Judy Peters, Nell Russell. Karen Keiper. CHORUS The Osbourn High School chorus is speeding through this year with excellent leadership and much interest in such activities as the trip to Charlottesville for the University of Virginia vs. South Carolina football game. This occasion was the sixth annual Band Day. Plans for the chorus this year are to provide music for: Christmas, Easter, various churches, community affairs and the commencement exercises. SPONSOR: Mr. Spcnccr OFFICERS: LuRce Gray, vice-president; Karen Keiper, librarian; Ronnie Hall, accompanist; Shirley Fink, assistant wardrobe mistress; Bev Warner, president; and Betty Weimer, wardrobe mistress. JUDY GOWl. BEVERLY HAMMOND VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Full of spirit and glowing with enthusiasm, the varsity cheerleaders lead the student body in victory cheers and songs. Present at all home and away competition, they render moral support and sportsmanship to the players. When they are not busy practicing or teaching new cheers to the student body, they keep themselves busy by sponsoring dances and making pompons. CAROL PIRTLE KARYL SMITH Below (1. to r.) are Ada Kelly. Ann DeBoard, Carole Kriesel, Carol Pirtle, Karyl Smith, Bev Hammond, Judy Gowl, and Louise Muller. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Nita LeLacheur. Kay Wells, Vivan Rankin, and Carolyn Hammond. Another one of the pictures taken at an exciting pep rally. This was one of the pictures taken at a basketball pep rally. Co-captains of the Junior Varsity cheerleaders: Carolyn Hammond and Judy Crabill. Hit them again harder, harder! Basket, basket, we want a basket! ACTIVITIES COVERED BY CHEERLEADERS. Doug plays bunny rabbit while DeDe goes after a basket. Everybody watch the birdie ! SPONSOR: Mr. Harry Lee OFFICERS: Mary Lea Ringler, treasurer; Judy Parrish, president; Christie Wine-holt, secretary. PEP CLUB The Pep Club is organized to promote support for the athletic teams. Many obstacles must be surpassed in the members’ efforts to provide transportation to and from the games. At the games their cheering section cannot be overlooked because their enthusiastic yelling and wild applause show fine school spirit. Left to right (kneeling): Clay Outlaw, Ossie Skewes. Frank Stevens, Edgar Parrish. SECOND ROW: Bea Cotter, Judy Breeden, Bettie Compton. Susan Waters, Cathy Coakley, Merle Greenberg, Julia Wilshin. THIRD ROW: Janice Shoemaker, Susan Smith, Juanita McIntosh, Barbara Sullivan. Cay Sinclair, Sara Busey, Mary Lea Ringler, Joyce Kuhns. FOURTH ROW: Judy Parrish, Bonnie Bickle, Toni Duchesne, Christie Wineholt, Ann Trusler, Barbara Johnson. VARSITY CLUB FIRST ROW: Diana Dyer, Evelyn Merchant, Barbara Kelly, Ada Kelly, Carol Kreiscl, Bev Hammond. SECOND ROW: Joan Lescm, Bev Warner, Beth Hicks, Sharon Keister, Ann DeBoard, Linda Fink. THIRD ROW: Dale Crabill, Travis Curd, Jimmy Eschinger, Donny Hottle, David Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Jody Luck, Buzzy Ritenour, Frank Harrover, Cleil Fitzwater, Chuck Gantos, Ronnie McCuin. Constantly striving to improve athletic standards, the Varsity Club tries to inspire new students, as well as old, to participate in the sports program. The main activities of the club include the awarding of letters and sponsoring of intramurals, Varsity-faculty basketball game, Fathers’ night, and a trip to the U.V.A. for one of the football games. SPONSOR: Miss Evelyn Smith One of the many activities of the Varsity Club is to sponsor a float for the Homecoming parade. OFFICERS: Carole Kriesel, historian; Evelyn Merchant, vice-president; Cecil Fitzwater, president; Linda Fink, secretary-treasurer. MR WIENER KEY CLUB Zoomm-m ... off the Key Club goes into another year of building initiative and leadership. By serving the school and community, the stu-dents gain a sense of responsibility and experience in working withp c others. The Key Club’s varied activities include a car wash and dance every spring and fall, publication and sale of student directories, the polio drive, sale of programs at football games, parking cars for community aji activities, and helping maintain a foreign exchange student at Osbournf | By operating the supply room, the club has also established a scholarship fund for one of its worthy members. T ’T T pra;dt”,; + • o- -— 1 i ck-Cr-l sujv-J c) o A A-ei L? W - tk ° kr- ROW ONE: A1 Burer, Charles Winfield, David Thomas. Vernon Cornwell, Ray Dodge, James Payne. ROW TWO: Gary Cooper, Warren Lacy, Buzzy Ritenour, Jody Luck, Jimmy Lunsford, Kenny Lion, Joe Sexton. ROW THREE: Tommy Murphy. Donny Hottle, Eddie Fis ipaw, Travis Curd, Peyton Elliott, Johnny Sloper, Jerry Peters. Bill Branch. ROW FOUR: David Mays, David Fries, Joe Balazik. Frank Harrover, Jay Dotterer, Claude Compton, Corky Wilkins ROW FIVE: Bobo Smith, Jakie Richards, Jimmy Eschinger, Ronnie McCuin, Tommy Payne. Eddie Melton, Robert Dorries, Dennis Wood. ROW 1: Gail Wine, Lucy Von Loesch, Danielle Pickett, Ada Pirtle, Beverly Hammond, Aurelia Partlow, Ann DeBoard, Bonnie Jones, Sharon Keister. ROW 2: Peggy Hoffman, Judy Wells, Alice Lerch, Maribert Broaddus, Dorothy Libear, Jenny Stauffer, Carol Kriesel, Alice Beville, Marilyn Simpson. ROW i: Charlotte Breeden, Beverly Bird, Beth Steele, Lila Williams, Mary Mulholland, Nancy Ha-thorn, Judy Gowl, Karyl Smith, Linda Merchant, Lynn Anstinc. This is one of the pictures taken during the Spring 1961 Initiation. LIONETTE CLUB Dedicated to serving the school and community, the Lionette Club cultivates qualities of responsibility and leadership within its members. This service organization for girls, sponsored by the Manassas Lions Club has raised money for the Junior Red Cross, Americans Abroad, the Cancer and Tuberculosis Drives, and other worthy charities. These girls, besides ushering at community functions and serving at dinners, sponsor dances and attended the Newport News football game. OFFICERS—ROW 1: Peggy Hoffman, vice-president; Danielle Pickett, treasurer; Bev SPONSOR: Mrs. Anne Elliott Hammond, secretary. ROW 2: Maribert Broaddus, parliamentarian; Alice Lerch, president. FRONT ROW: Joan Halsey, Betty Heflin, Donna Goodpasture, Jane Vanover. SECOND ROW: Carol Halsey, Ann Robinson, Pat Mos-ser. Gloria Graham. THIRD RO X : Carol Thompson, Jeannie Downy, Linda Combs, Linda Goliahon, Barbara Heflin, Margaret Cunningham. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is one of service to the students, teachers, and school. The goals of the club are: to provide a quiet place for study; to provide books and reference material for the students; and to teach interested girls some of the many tasks of a library'. The Library Club sponsors many activities including National Book Week and National Library Week in the school. OFFICERS: Barbara Heflin, vice-president; Betty Heflin, treasurer; Ann Robinson, president; Linda Goliahon, secretary. SCIENTISTS During the space age the demand for scientists will be greater and greater. The Science Club encourages interested and talented students to increase their knowledge and develop their abilities in the various fields of science. Its main activity during the year is to sponsor and direct the annual Science Fair. This year it was affiliated in the Virginia Junior Academy of Science. FRONT ROW, left to right: Beverly Wells, Lee Ann Helfin, Jimmy Cole, Christine Balazik. John Brewer, Chuck Reis. SECOND ROW: Charlie Winfield, Duane Eckleburg, Kenyon Robinson, Jonquil Cooper, Alice Williams, Bruce Farrar. THIRD ROW: Lila Williams, Stanley Roberts, Joe Balazik, Jimmy Eschinger, Warren Lerlin. Mr Harrison and Miss Stokes Jan Sickle is shown having his science fair project judged by one of the Northern Virginia judges. FRONT ROW, left to right: Barbara Heflin, Karen Cassidy, Lillian Kristiansen, Ann Leo, Fay Delp, Christie Wincholt. SECOND ROW: Susan Smith, Maribert Broaddus, Alice Lerch, Beverly Wells, Jonquil Cooper. BACK ROW: Pat Byrd, Lynda Luck, Robert Polen, Diane Cassidy. The Future Teachers of America Club is dedicated to the advancement of the teaching profession. The F.T.A. at Osbourn is quite a useful organization. Besides being student substitutes when teachers are absent, several of the activities are: the awarding of a scholarship to a deserving senior who plans to enter the teaching profession; a generous donation to the American Field Service for the foreign exchange program; and apples for teachers day. SPONSOR: Mr. Parker OFFICERS—FRONT ROW: Beverly Wells, secretary; Mari, bert Broaddus, president. BACK ROW: Robert Polen, vice-president; Ann Leo, treasurer; Fay Delp, historian. The Future Business Leaders of America Club is designed to prepare business students for careers following high school in the following projects: A field trip to Strayers Business College to observe business tactics and attendance at the FBLA Regional Convention held at Mary Washington College. Several of the social activities are a dance December 15, a Christmas party, a bake sale, a picnic, and a spring banquet. SPONSORS: Mrs. Thomas and Miss Harris F.B.L.A. OFFICERS: Aurelia Partlow. reporter; Sue Wyatt, president; Sue Robinson, historian; Theresa Mathias, vice-president; Fay Mauck, secretary-treasurer; and Carol Halsey. ROW 1: Sue Wyatt, Nancy Hawes, Carol Halsey, Theresa Mathias, Sue Robinson. ROW 2: Juanita McIntosh, Linda Gollahon, Aurelia Partlow, Frances Luke, Mary Jane Barber, Fay Mauck. OFFICERS: Nancy Fox, vice-president; Mickey Fogle, reporter; Erline Kirby, secretary; Carol Halsey, president; Joy Hoover, treasurer. SPONSORS: Miss Edith Layman and Mrs. Cathrin Wilshin. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of girls who are interested in home economics. The club motto, Toward New Horizons, expresses the hope that family life may always be improved. The club flower, the red rose, is symbolic of youth and vibrant, glowing health, which is important in the home. The club presented a Christmas around the world” dinner, and has participated in Civil Defense programs. Other recreational activities have included picnics, dances, and a trip to see the Ice Capades. F.H.A. FRONT ROW (left to right): Carol Halsey, Mickey Fogle, Joy Hoover, Joanne Cavanaugh. BACK ROW (1. to r.): Juanita McIntosh, Ethel Hayes, Joyce Rector, Cheryl Downs, Barbara Runion, Alice Fox, Judy Sutphin. FRONT ROW, left to right: Harold Vanover, Paul Anstine, Douglas Dennis, James Pumphrcy, Chester Payne, John Harmon, Charles Landes Buddy Rhodes SECOND ROW: Charles Hunmcut. Buddy Drawley. Jerry Lloyd. Norman Fair, William Lambert, David Keanon, Parrick McGhee. Danny Thompson. BACK ROW: Billy Davis, Lowell Kline, Timmy Garman, Leonard Lawson, Danny Leach. Paul Holmes, G. D. Russell, Randy Thomas, Jerry Cross, Tom Patrick. F.F.A. As the future farmers of our United States, the members of the Harr)’ Sander's chapter of the Future Farmers of America are preparing themselves for the burden of growing our nation’s food. The purpose of the club is to show interested members how to become good farmers. The members of the club have attended dairy judgings and poultry conventions on levels of local, district, state, and even national judging. OFFICERS: G. D. Russell, Buddy Drawley, Paul Anstine, Norman Fair, Douglas Dennis. Mr. Kline, sponsor W-hat is the group doing? W 4 Mrs. Betty Chilton LE CERCLE FRANCAIS b Le Cercle Ftan ais, or the French Club, is organized to increase the knowledge of the French language, customs, and civilization. It is unique in that French is predominately spoken during the meetings at which French games are played and filmstrips on France are shown. Annually it sponsors a showcase, a dance, and a trip to the French Embassy. BACK ROW, left to right: Steve Wsyzlek, Bob Molyncux, Joe Allen. Ronnie Greenburg. FRONT ROW, left to right: Mary Marshall Gunnoe, Judy Wells, Lila Williams, Alice Lerch, Maribert Broaddus. rr uJU Left to right: Lila Williams, treasurer; Leslee Gearhart, secretary; Alice Lerch, vice-president; Ronnie Greenburg, president. DEBATE CLUB SPONSOR. Mr. R. Sechrist SCHEDULE Osbourn vs. Falls Church Feb. 5 Osbourn vs. Geo. Washington Feb. 19 Osbourn vs. Fairfax Feb. 26 Osbourn vs. Yorktown Mar. 5 Osbourn vs. Groveton Mar. 12 Osbourn vs. Hammond Mar. 19 Osbourn vs. Madison Mar. 26 The Debate Club of Osbourn trains capable students in the use of references and in expressing their ideas intelligently to an audience. There are fifteen teams in the Northern Virginia chapter which is one of the largest in the United States. During the months of February and March, Osbourn's affirmative and negative teams debated ever)’ Monday night at one of four high schools. Debaters are rated by judges on the basis of their presentation of the topic and their knowledge of the subject. Standing: Eddie Fishpaw, and Tommy Murphy. Seated: Diane Taylor, Christie Wineholt, and Lee Ann Heflin. FRONT ROW: Roy Keys. David Quinn, Johnny Brummett, Paul Holmes, Robert Dicr. BACK ROW: Jimmy Burke, Ralph Quinn, Charles Chandler, Tommy Dier, Donald Wiles. HORTICULTURE The Horticulture Club has, in its many years, helped to beautify the ground of Osbourn. Under the guidance of their sponsor, Mr. Rion, the club has planted trees and shrubs. They have also cared for the foliage planted in previous years. We wish to thank them for the beauty they have added to the campus. Mr. J. W. Rion, sponsor The responsibility of the club is the well kept grounds of Osbourn. ACTIVITIES Above, the science fair judges relax and enjoy refreshments served in the Home Economics Department. Judy Parrish seems to have something in her eye as she and other members of the Hi-Jacket staff help build a float for the Homecoming Parade. Above, Ann DeBoard and Joe Eb-hardt frolic at an informal school dance. Below, The Country Cousins pose for a picture before preparing for a game. The Junior-Senior Prom was enjoyed by all as is shown above by Pat Kelly, Larry Lynn, Linda- Fink, and Frank Harrover. OSBOURN At the left, the football team participates in Osbourn's first Homecoming Parade before the Homecoming Game. Tommy Akers gives a lecture on the Civil War to Osbourns history students. ACTIVITIES The prom, pictured at the bottom, is an annual affair anticipated by all with eagerness. Those shown here appear to be enjoying themselves. One of the most exciting things to happen at Osbourn this year was the fire in the cosmetology building. The picture shows the building after the fire was put out. ACTIVITIES Members of the annual staff work on the Homecoming float. These hard working girls are creating decorations, which everyone enjoys. The American Field Service Assembly was one of the most interesting assemblies presented by the S.C.A. Chuck Hesse is shown conducting a panel discussion. Jerry Peters, Joe Balazik, Buzzy Ritenour, and Kenny Lion are prospective members of the Key Club. The are shown here taking part in the fall initiation. Clayton Warner is shown receiving his reward for being the most outstanding member of the school band. Mike Pittard is shown receiving his Honor Society pin from Mr. Murphy at one of this organization's installation ceremonies. OSBOURN’S Some more illustrations of the Sadie Hawkins Dance and the Junior-Senior Prom are given on this page. In the top right picture are the winners of two contests for the best corsage, and the best dressed couple. Jay Dotterer, right, proudly displays his costume at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Sharon Leitkam and her date, top left, are seen enjoying the Junior-Senior Prom. Mr. Wishon and Miss Anderson, bottom right, are seen studying the gymnasium at the Armory as it takes shape for the prom. Between dances lively conversation is enjoyed at the tables, bottom left. ACTIVITIES The Seniors transformed into stars for one night when they presented their Senior Class play MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS.” Awards, awards, awards! Ray German gratefully accepts one of his many from Mrs. Churchill. Miss Anderson receives the honor of the first annual as it was dedicated to her. Mr. Lee presents Vernon Cornwell with a long-desired varsity letter for baseball. ACTIVITIES Above, the Junior-Varsity cheerleaders give a cheer as they ride in the Homecoming Parade. Ann Trusler’s science fair project receives a thorough inspection by one of the judges. Dances are among the most popular activities at Osbourn. The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Manassas Armory in the Spring of 1961. The Juniors, Seniors, and their dates, top right, enjoyed the Grand March. The Tubby Oliver Band, top left, played popular music for this gala occasion. As you can see by the picture at the left, the students were not the only ones to enjoy the dance. Mr. Murphy and Miss Anderson dance to one of the snappy tunes. Another popular dance, the Sadie Hawkins Dance, is illustrated in the two remaining pictures. The fun, costumes, and dancing are shown in the bottom left picture. Excitement mounts as Mr. Murphy distributes class rings to the Juniors. ACTIVITIES SPORTS Left to right, kneeling: Barbara Petersen, Peggy Hoffman. Pat Sisson. Nancy Collins. Donna Bird. Standing: Gloria Wieneke, Effie Fries, Ann DeBoard, Catherine Vanover, Ann Robinson, Mickey Fogle, Betty Forrish, Barbara Kelly. SOFTBALL Osbourn is proud of the fine sportsmanship and team spirit displayed by the girls of the softball team. Even though they were not completely victorious, the team can be congratulated for their effort and tireless participation throughout the season. The team is convinced that their next year will be concluded with a victorious record. COACHES: Polly Payne and Pat Briley. MANAGERS: Ada Kelly and Ellen Smith CAPTAIN: Nancy Collins Barbara Kelly crosses home as Effie Fries reaches third in the McLean game. Right: Pat Sisson swings hard at the ball. Home 12 Annandale Visitors 15 9 J.E.B. Stuart 5 10 Fairfax 8 8 Falls Church 12 11 Herndon 10 Nancy Collins crosses home plate with Ann Robinson rounding second. Effie Fries easily reaches first base during the McLean game. 7 Groveton 12 5 McLean 18 12 Lee 9 11 Mt. Vernon 17 15 Madison 16 Ann DeBoard is safe on first. Roger Day, Duane Baumgard, Craig Lynn, David Parks, and CO-CAPTAINS: Ken Cox and Frank Harrover Walter Dove prepare to run during practice. Ross Leith clears the high jump easily. TRACK Although the track team had several of its meets cancelled last year, they made a good showing on the three that were held. The team was all set for the blast off in its season by practicing devotedly all winter. The boys proved their propulsion by making several new records. They showed up very well in the twfo relay meets they had by coming out second in competition with five other schools and by finishing third when competing with twelve other schools. Left to right, kneeling: Ray Dodge, Roy Wood, Jimmy Payne, Jerry Cook, Bobby Luttrell, Benny Deavers. Standing: Vernon Jones, Cleil Fitzwater, David Fries, Bob Sawyer, Dennis Wood, Joe Kincheloe, Eddie Miller, Larry Lynn. Ross Leith,- Bill Branch, Joe Hoppe, Frank Harrover, John Riddick. The (earn relaxes before one of their meets. COACH PHILIP WELKER Joe Ebhart easily clears the high jump. TEAM Home Visitors Cancelled Alexandria relay Cancelled 71.4 Garfield 45.6 Cancelled Fairfax Cancelled 46 Hammond 67 Cancelled Madison Cancelled Cancelled Wakefield Cancelled Cancelled Mount Vernon Cancelled Cancelled J.E.B. Stuart Cancelled 77 Loudoun Co. 41 Ray Dodge jumps the hurdles during a meet. The success of last year’s J.V. baseball season was not measured in victories but in sportsmanship and spirit. With the experience of playing J.V. baseball, many candidates are being prepared for next year's varsity team. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Jack Thomas, Roy Mitchell, Tommy Gibson, Billy Ramsey, Dave Botkins, Richard Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Teddy Bauserman. Ronnie Wells, John Ponder, Campbell Stickley, Bruce Lietkam. THIRD ROW: Donnie Baker, Dick Harson, Frank Cox, Eddie Hill, Milton McDonald. Home Opponents BASEBALL 0 Groveton 19 0 Falls Church 13 0 J.E.B. Stuart 10 1 G.W. 6 2 W L 11 2 Hammond 17 9 Mt. Vernon 14 2 Fairfax 8 3 Madison 7 1 McLean 0 FIRST ROW: Mike Pittard, Richard Hamilton, Kirk Swann, Ricky An Iico, Bruce Hawes, Chuck Gantos. SECOND ROW: Bunky Owens. Barry Moss, Pete Polcn. Lee Hamilton. Bruce Hawes observes Barr)’ Moss as he tees off. Pete Polen. Bunky Owens, and Coach Wildman concentrate on Mike Pittard's style. COACH WILDMAN and CAPTAIN OWENS The golf team has completed its first stage in training and is ready for the coming season. Being a relatively new sport, it needed more support than it received from the student body. Their opponents were Falls Church, Wakefield, Fairfax, Quantico, Washington and Lee, Madison, and McLean. Left to right, kneeling: Duane Baumgard, David Parks, Walter Dove, Roger Day. Craig Lynn, John Harson. Standing: Mike Nelson, Allan Barbee, Benny Hill, William Connelly. Douglas McCormick, Douglas Marnen, Dicky Boatwright, Joe Ebhart, Bobby Harris, Scott Aldrich, David Angelico, Ricky Witt. J.V. TRACK On the road to Varsity Track, these underclassmen possess all the right potentials needed for good trackmen. Playing their hardest and showing good sportsmanship, adds to their reputation and that of their school. Soon they will be the lettermen who will lead our school to track victories. COACH LINDSEY ALTMAN MANAGERS: Wayne Morris and Roy Fisher ASST. COACH: Bill Wood HEAD COACH: Ralph Hendrix ASST. COACH: Al Crow VARSITY FOOTBALL During the football season at Osbourn High School, more school spirit is exhibited than at any other time. Although the number of losses outweighed the number of victories, good sportsmanship and character was displayed throughout the entire season. The Homecoming game and the trip to Newport News provided real highlights of the year. These games were successful in that they helped develop morale and physical strength within the players. CO-CAPTAINS: T. Curd, F. Harrovcr. MANAGERS: C. Martin, B. Dodge, B. Smoot. J. Curd, Left to right, FIRST ROW: A Ritenour, P, Castle, R. Dodge, D. Fries, F. Harrover. V. Jones, D. Crabill, E, Birckhead, R. Madiscfn, L. Cameron. SECOND ROW: J. Daniel. B. Myers, J. Cook, F. Earhart, C. Fitzwater, B. Ritenour, V. Cornwell, T. Curd, J. Hoppec, E. Musser, O. Burke, J Kirby. THIRD ROW: C. Stickley, D. Thomas, L. Boyd, B. Sawyer, B. Dever, D. Hottle, A. Burer, O. Lofthus, J. Skinner, D. Dotson, W. Dove. These pages represent the school in sportsmanship and in spirit. The team (above) and the lettermen (below) are singled out in excelled school spirit. Left to right, FIRST ROW: P. Castle. R. Dodge. A Burer, O. Lofthus. V. Jones, F. Harrover, D. Crabill. SECOND ROW: L. Boyd, R. Madison, E. Birckhead, T. Curd, D. Thomas, V. Cornwell, J. Cook, F. Earhart. Left to right: J. Cook, O. Lofthus, R. Dodge, F. Earhart, D. Fries, A Burer, T. Curd. First String Linemen Left: V. Jones outraces the JEB Stuart tackier. Right: J. Daniel tackles the McLean carrier. FIRST STRING BACKS, left to right: V. Jones, V. Cornwell, F. Harrover, C. Fitzwater. V. Jones heads for the goal line during the Lee Game. FOOTBALL IN ACTION V. Jones gets tackled by an opponent. T. Curd, J. Daniel, and J. Cook tackle the Yorktown players. Left: F. Harrover dodges the tackier. T. Curd attempts to dodge his tackier. Left to right. FIRST ROW”: Barbara Peterson. Shirley Fink, Brenda McIntosh, Gloria Cornwell, Linda Merchant, Sue Wyatt. Diane Dyer. Janet Collins SECOND ROW JoAnne Sadd. Wilkie Smith. Lynn Anstine, Ann McDonald, Barbara Kelly, Gloria Graham, Evelyn Merchant. Donna Burke. Linda l ink. THIRD ROW: Beth Hicks, Marsha Skinner, Jane Vanover, Marilyn McDonald, Nancy Bind. Catherine Vanover. W anda Richardson, Barbara Parks. HOCKEY After running endless laps, practicing tirelessly each afternoon, and suffering unimaginable mishaps, the team’s season was not victorious but it contributed to the morale of the girls. The coaches worked diligently to build team spirit and co-operation through unity. The team is assured of an improved season next year. CAPTAINS: Sue W'yatt and Janet Collins The girls defend their goal during the McLean game. Left to right, FIRST ROW: R. Childress, B. Harris, B. Gibson. SECOND ROW:' R. Cebu la, D. Ha son, L. Penny, J. Luck, R. Rhodes, K. Lion, D. Wilhide, A. Tancheck, B. Hawes. THIRD ROW: A Lion. D. Pettus, H. Counts, C. Datson, D. Cook. L. Smith, C. Rohr, O Massie FOURTH ROW: J. Sisk. M Lesem. M Roland. J Hicks, A Weeks, R. Day, T. Floyd R. Smith. FIFTH ROW: D. Henry. B. Boyd, C. Lynn, D. Powers, R Reedy, M. Piercy, S. Ruby, B. Ramsey, J. Ebhart. SIXTH ROW: T. McKinley, D. Parks, W. Epling, S. Petersen, J. Fletcher, L. Jebliik, B. Young, G. Foley, T. Bauserman. (V) J.V. FOOTBALL COACH ED NELSON CO-CAPTAINS: R. Childress, B. Harris, B. Gibson. Because of the lack of experienced players, the J.V. Football team saw an unsuccessful season tallied in victories and losses. However, the season proved valuable for learning the lundamentals and spirit of football. With this background and training the team is anticipating a fine season next year. The team struggles for the ball during one of the games. ;jSBOURNRi i FOOTBAa h Left to right, FIRST ROW: Buzzy Ritenour. Butch Smoot, Allan Ritenour. Ray German. Billy Smoot, Gary Marquis. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Kirby, Jimmy Daniels, Leslie Baumgard, Johnny Sloper. Ronnie McCuin. THIRD ROW: Vernon Cornwell, Alfred Robinson, Travis Curd, Robert Russell, Donny Hottle. Coach Lee anxiously awaits the decision of the umpire. BASE Although the Osbourn baseball team did not win consistently, the team spirit and cooperation was admired by all. Out of the sixteen games, they had five wins, ten losses, and one tie. The team should be commended on the excellent job they did. COACH HARRY LEE 7 Annandale 7 4 Lee 5 5 Wakefield 7 1 Groveton 2 4 Falls Church 5 BALL 3 15 1 Stuart Charlotte Hall G.W. 2 3 6 4 W L 5 5 Yorktown 4 3 Hammond 11 7 Mt. Vernon 5 2 Fairfax 3 6 Madison 7 5 McLean 6 6 O'Connell 5 Left to right: Alfred Robinson, Billy Smoot, Donnie Hottle, Jimmy Daniels. Left to right: Butch Smoot, Vernon Cornwell, Robert Russell, Travis Curd. Kneeling (1. to r ): Dick Harson, Tommy Payne, Joe Hoppe. Carl Robey. Connie Dotson. Standing: Bill Smoot, manager, Jim Payne, David Wolfe, David Thomas, Edwin Hill, Doug Dotson, Donny Hottle. and coach Crosman. VARSITY BASKETBALL Below: Co-captains Jim Payne (1.), Doug Dotson (r.), and coach Crosman. DOUG DOTSON 6T —Forward DICK HARSON Guard—5'10” ED HILL CONNIE DOTSON Forward—6’2 Guard—5 11 DAVID THOMAS Center—6’3” (left) JIM PAYNE Guard—6’ 2” (right) DONNIE HOTTLE Forward—6T” 7 C O'A'L, H)ho k«L r herJ owe b (V-re f' “•• one coho '• � JOE HOPPE iu C K Guard—5 11 DAVID WOLFE Center—6‘4’' lim Payne shoots and David Thomas stands ly for rebound (I.). David Thomas avoids opponents (below). CARL ROBEY Guard—510 Osbourn High School salutes Coach Crosman and his fine basketball team. The students of Osbourn are grateful to you and your team for the fine examples of sportsmanship, leadership, and character that you have shown to the students both on and off the court. Although their losses outweigh their gains, varsity basketball players have throughout the season been backed by a large number of students at the games. David Wolfe shoots to score. TOM PAYNE Forward—6' Doug Dotson outjumps the Groveton player. Donnie Hottle makes two more points for the team. Doug Dotson shoots while Joe Hoppe and Jim Payne stand by for possible rebounds. David Thomas has a toss-up. David Thomas makes the basket while the Groveton player attempts to prevent the scoring Kneeling (I. to r.): Lynn Kuelbs. Lynn Anstine. Standing (I. to r.): Diane Scatina, Diane Dyer, Sharon Cardwell, Dorothy Libeau. Sitting (I. to r ): Wilkie Smith, Evelyn Merchant, Chere Mooney, Catherine Vanover, Jane Vanover, Sue Parker. GIRLS’ mi JRftr Our girls did a great job last season with a good many winning games to their credit. They’ve come a long way in increasing the interest in girls’ sports here at Osbourn High. We re all for you, girls, and we hope that this important phase of school life will become even more popular. MANAGERS: Brenda McIntosh, Bcv. Warner, Beth Steele and Nancy Anderson . CO-CAPTAINS: Chere MoohA and Jane Vanover Evelyn, catch that pass from your fellow forward. Coach McSweeney and Jane Vanover Standing (1 to r): Tonie Douchune, Bunnie Pettus, Susette Barbee, Brenda Compton, Barbara Parks. Sitting: Linda Pumphries, Karen Keiper, Gloria Cornwell, Patsy Mann. THIRD ROW: Gloria Graham, Shelby Ritenour, Barbara Kelly, Connie Russett. BASKETBALL CO-CAPTAINS: Gloria Graham and Barbara Kelly OSBOUM CO-CAPTAINS: Randy Madison (1.) and Owen Kempton (r.) Terrible Tony does it again! COACH CROW WRESTLING The wrestling team has shown much improvement in this, their second year. Although it is one of the newer sports, wrestling has had to be divided into a varsity and a junior varsity squad. The squad’s hard work and long hours of practice have paid off as time well spent. FRONT ROW (left to right): Jimmy Richey, Kenny Lion, Owen Kempton, George Brown, David Fries. SECOND ROW (left to right): Randy Madison, Tony Powell, Benny Dcvers, Eugene Musscr, Buddy Jones. Sue Hook and Louise Muller at- Lyle Cameron jumps for the ball while Frank Harrover and Dale Crabill look on, ready for tempt to receive the ball. action. INTRAMURALS Each year the Varsity Club sponsors intramural basketball for the school. Members from each class participate through constant practice and true devotion to winning for their class. The intramurals are well liked and well attended. The two teams with the highest average of wins play off during school one afternoon. The entire student body is invited to attend. It has become a tradition through the years that the junior and senior classes clash in the tournaments. It is hoped that this tradition will not be broken Jimmy Shetterly makes a beautiful shot toward the basket. Referee Polly Payne is ready to call any fouls as the girls watchfully move closer to the ball. Left to right: Jimmy Cole, Donnie Richey, Jerry Fletcher, Joe Daniels, Paul Loftus, Bill Zimmerman, Danny Jones. Roger Day, and Walter Dove. Roger Day has his man almost pinned. J.V. WRESTLING Junior varsity wrestling is a new addition to the sports program at Osbourn. Since this is their first year, they haven’t had much luck. They have drilled and practiced alongside the varsity team. The new squad shows the enthusiasm that will develop into a good varsity team within a few years. Bill Zimmerman is ready to defeat his opponent. Danny Jones shows his opponent who is the stronger. Left to right: Eddie Hollins, Teddy Bauserman, Dale Parker. SECOND ROW: Jerry Moore, Johnny Sloper, Billy Crisp, Joe Harris. THIRD ROW: Frank Cox, Donnie Baker, George Hilton, Donald Libcau, Bob Dorries. J.V. BASKETBALL The boys of the Junior Varsity team have worked hard to develop an outstanding future Varsity squad. The team is enthusiastic toward its success as a Varsity team. Junior Varsity basketball provides an opportunity for the coaches to preview their candidates for future teams. The players practice good sportsmanship and get much-needed experience before attempting to gain a position on the higher squad. COACH LIPSCOMB And Bcrnie looks on. FRONT ROW (1. to r.): Dickie Hedrick, Edgar Parrish, and Dave Lowe. BACK ROW (I. to r ): Buzz Boyd, Mike Lesem, Ronnie Cebu la. Sid Worley, Roger Anderson. Wim Pastoor, Randy Perry. EIGHTH GRADE As participants on the eighth grade basketball team, these new athletes at Osbourn have the opportunity to acquire practice and experience which may someday qualify the boys for a position on the J.V. or Varsity teams. The eighth grade basketball players are to be congratulated for taking part in this sport so early in their high school career. Right: Will he make the basket for the two points? Bottom: Don’t let the opponent get possession of the ball. Coach Nelson, David Lowe and Captain Buzz Boyd. SCHOOL LIFE Upper left: Nancy Hathrone is being accepted into the National Honor Society by the president. Upper: It must be late afternoon for the usual crowd is missing. Left: There is the usual crowd of students at Cocke’s in the afternoon after school. Lower left: The students in this picture are not crazy but they are just seniors. Bottom: These boys are showing their legs only because they are being initiated into the Key Club. nh1 The Varsity Cheerleaders arc an essential part of a pep rally in which school spirits are aroused within the student body. This is a picture taken at one of the many school dances which are sponsored by clubs. Below is a picture of the school which is near and dear” to all of the hearts of Osbourn’s students. The panel discussion which was given by the foreign exchange students who were attending schools in Northern Virginia proved to be one of the most interesting assemblies of last year. The Seniors and Juniors who attended the Junior-Senior Prom certainly seem to be having a heavenly time. These are the women whom the students of Osbourn could The members of the senior play seem to be doing an unusual job of not do without their serving of lunch each day of the school acting in this scene. year. Upper left: This man is one of the four custodians who attempt to keep Osbourn always looking its best. Top: This is only one time that the camera was able to catch the cheerleaders when they were sitting down. Left: Mr. Leo is working as hard as usual. Lower left: Miss Marik gave her annual concert which was exceptionally good. Bottom: Sue Hook, Carolyn Throneburg, and Frances Lloyd seem to be speechless at this point in the play. 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RECORDS Event 220 yard Place Osbourn Time 10.0 100 yard Osbourn 22.0 440 yard Osbourn 53.5 880 relay Osbourn 1.34.4 mile relay Osbourn 3.35.4 Co-captains: Cleil Fitzwater and Vernon Jones — 4 LEFT-OVERS 8.5 B LEFT-OVERS fir !- Compliments of A Friend Q j cru. S_«. ► Q Kj srxS t o crvji-Oj roci o afi. 9 ota- uyuj O- O juAum cui'X5Xj Jr S -, vmm $ (AXJJ. S)QtO ( frOJL 2o i rz uxJL U i y2 j u o! 150 n ; .y i nj% , • ' -J ' AUTOGRAPHS Congratulations From THE YELLOW JACKET BOOSTERS ORGANIZED 1961 To aid in promotion and support of good sportsmanship, to aid in attaining high scholastic standards, the promotion of CLEAN ATHLETICS, and to encourage and back the sports program at Osbourn High School. OFFICERS Arthur C. Stickley I I, President Reuben B. Hicks, Honorary President Garnett Acree, Vice President Charles L. Bauserman, Secretary Stewart Vetter, Treasurer DIRECTORS William Spittle Ernest McCuin Major John Curd Maury Wells Red Shipley 151 AUTOGRAPHS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY