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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1963 volume:

U.S. Military advisers trained Lao soldiers with the latest American equipment in their fight against Communist infiltration. Indian army mules packed supplies toward the Himalayan front in a futile attempt to halt Chinese invaders. Flanked by Vatican Guards, Pope John XXIII knelt in prayer in Saint Peter's Basilica opening first Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council since 1869. Doctor's strike in Saskatchewan, Canada, against a g West Berliners lined Spree River and waved toward East Berlin as part of demonstrations ment medical care plan, left hospitals all but desert marking the first anniversary of the Berlin Wall. without means of caring for patients. International Events in Review Nuclear tests and test-ban talks continued. This 290-foot mound (foreground) rose from Nevoda's desert floor three econds after blast which left o 1 200-foot crater. Buildings ight of mound were about 10 feet high. Live transoceanic TV began as American Telephone and Telegraph's Telstar relayed this image from U.S. to Europe over first privately-owned satellite. Algerian women cast ballots in referendum which resulted in independence and an end to nearly 8 years of war. WlOt WOtLD PHOTOS jtherly crossed the finish line decisively beating rolia's Gretel in the deciding race for the Amer-i Cup. One of the worst earthquakes in modem times reduced dozens of Iranian towns to rubble and left 10,000 dead. v Left: Cuban invasion prisoners made it home just in time for Christmas after being ransomed from d Cuban prisons. Right: USS Barry mokes visual inspection of missiles on deck of Russian freighter Ano- sov as Navy patrol plane flies overhead after U.S. demanded removal of offensive weapons from Cuba. Hi-J acket, 1963 FOREWORD Man has always been continuously moving through the centuries using his genius to thrust himself forward in fields of knowledge. Armies of the conquerors have often marched over the nations of the world; but this never stopped progress. We, the Annual Staff, have chosen feet as the theme of our annual because it closely illustrates man's marching onward. Now we, the Annual Staff, invite you to journey with us through a year at Osbourn. Here is the 1963 Annual. •V If CONTENTS Principal's Address............3 Dedication.....................4 Honor..........................5 Administration.................6 Faculty........................8 Senior........................15 Junior........................35 Sophomore.....................45 Freshman......................53 Eighth Grade..................61 Sports........................67 Organizations.................97 Activities...................129 Advertisements...............137 Mr. William R. Murphy Principal Osbourn High School Manassas. Virginia PRINCIPAL’S ADDRESS I am very privileged to have this space to record a few words to you, the students of Osbourn. It has always been my wish to know each of you personally, but due to the increase in enrollment and the expansion of the facilities, this has become an impossibility. There have been many times when I have talked with you, especially the seniors, about your plans for your future, about diligent application, about a sense of loyalty, and about your obligations and responsibilities not only to others but to yourselves. If I have not conveyed to you the importance of these principles, please allow me to stress probably the most important thing of all. This is your acceptance and practice of your own chosen religion. If you do this, all other ingredients of happiness will follow their natural courses. 3 DEDICATION Honor, dignity, integrity, and the love and welfare for those students who have passed before him can best describe the person we honor with the dedication of the Hi-Jacket of 1963. It was not a difficult task for the staff of this year's Hi-Jacket to select a person worthy of its dedication. In this person, we have selected someone who, through his many years of service in this county, has always put the welfare of all students above every principle of day by day life. His devotion to his work can best be exemplified by a few simple words so often spoken by him, and we quote, The doors to my heart and my home are always open to those students seeking help regardless of the time of day. In behalf of the Hi-Jacket staff and the student body we dedicate this annual of 1963 to Mr. Joseph Fortuna. 4 HONOR To one who has guided us in many ways on the field, in the classroom, and as Assistant Principal; who has led us on to newer, greater heights of endeavor and achievement, and whose sincere devotion and loyal service to the school and to the students have endeared him to all of us -- we honor Mr. James J. Leo. 5 Our administration leaders and our instructors have guided us through the sunshine and shadows of a busy year. They have kept us on the right path through expert counseling; they have led us to acquire knowledge; they have encouraged us when difficulties and disappointments came. The result of their valuable training and guidance is apparent now in excellent student development. Their work will live on through the years to come. Mr. Stuart Beville, Superintendent of Schools COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Mr. Joseph Toastie, Administrative Assistant Mr. Claude DeHaven, Director of Instruction Mr. James J. Leo. Assistant Principal SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Barbara Critchfield Secretary Mrs. Barbara Geris Secretary MRS. SUSAN BARBEE English IV MRS. MARIE BENNETT English II MISS SUE CARTER English IV MR. WILLIAM COSBY English I MRS. ANNE ELLIOTT Latin II MISS CONSTANCE GILDERDALE Latin I English II MISS SANDRA GOWL English II,V MRS. MARY HODGES English V French II.Ill C. MISS OLGA VILA French I,IV MRS. EDNA KLINE English III MR. WILLIAM MASTBROOK English III.IV MISS ALICE MILLER English I LANGUAGE MR. DALTON A DTC PARKER A I I 3 English II Miss Miller says, Caesar was not a salad! Miss Villa says, Je m ’assieds. MR. JOHANNES PASTOOR English II,V MR. FRANK SEESE English I MR. PHILIP WELKER English III MR. BERNY FERRILL Science II Biology MRS. FRANCES HELMS Science V Biology MR. RALPH HENDRIX Math 8 Science 8 MRS. ALICE JOHNSOS Science II MISS JUDITH STOKES Biology Science I MR. SYLVESTER WH1TON Physics Science II,V SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The camera caught Miss Stokes sorting sea shells. Mr. Korpi is teaching his students about the stars. Mr. Lipscomb divided but I bet he won't get the right answer. MATH DEPARTMENT MR. EMIL LIPSCOMB Math 11,111 MISS CYNTHIA NACE Algebra I Math 8 MRS. MARGERY OGLE Trigonometry Geometry MISS RUTH KNISLEY Algebra I Math II MR. WALLACE RION Algebra I,II,III MR. WILLIAM SPEROW Algebra I Math 8 SOCIAL STUDIES MISS CAROLYN PATTERSON History III Geography MISS LILLIAN ORLICH History III European History MR. ROBERT WEINER History IV Government MR. WILLIAM WOOD History I MR. WILLIAM MATLICK Geogra phy MR. EDWIN NELSON History I Geography MISS MARY NELSON Government MR. JOSEPH FORT UN A History I MR. ROBERT FRANKLIN History III MR. REMES BENNETT Shop 1.11 Mechanical Drawing MR. HERMAN BUTTS Bookkeeping Business Law Basic Business MRS. MARTHA CATO Basic Business Shorthand II MR. ALVIN KLINE Agriculture I,II, III,IV MR. NELSON THOMAS Basic Business Typing I MR. JIMMIE STOUT Shop I,II Typing II MRS. MARY EDWARDS Cosmetology Mrs. Wilson gives her students a timed writing. Here, Mrs. Edward's girls learn about beauty. MISS EMILY FLETCHER Library MR. HOWARD MALLARD Art MRS. MARY ANN LAGOS Library Mr. Mallard teaches his pupils about the great artists. MISS EDITH LAYMAN Home Economics 1,11,8 MR. SCOTT SPENCER General Music Band Glee Club MRS. HELEN STAIR Journalism Creative Writing MRS. KATHERINE WILSHIN Home Economics 1,111,1V GENERAL EDUCATION Mrs. Stair tells her pupils the 5 W's of Journalism. Home canning is taught by Mrs. Wilshin. •« k MRS. ANNA CUTUP Girls' Physical Education MISS NANCY HUFF Girls' Physical Education MISS GAIL McSWEEN EY Girls' Physical Education PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MR. ALBERT CROW PkVi 1 W ' Boys' Physical Education MR. HARRY LEE Boys' Physical Education Left: The girls in phys. ed. class seem to have lost something. Right: The girls play crab ball while the boys play sideline basketball. Class Officers: Secretary, Linda Geris; Representative to Council, Bobo Smith; President, Vernon Cornwell; Vice president, Warren Lacy; Treasurer, Eddy Melton. A senior's year is filled with excitement, enthusiasm, sorrow, and various senti ments. Each senior, while he is looking forward to graduation and independence, looks back on his years in school with fondness and regret at having to leave the many wonderful times he has enjoyed. He knows that he will never be as totally free of responsibility as he has been for the past five years. The Hi-Jacket staff wishes each senior success in the future and hopes that each of them will often look with fond memories upon his 1963 Hi-Jacket. SENIORS Class Sponsors: Mr. Johannes Pastoor, Mrs. Janice Wilson, Mr. Robert Wiener. Beverly Bird Anne Bostic Jean Bowers Nancy Boyd Most Likely to Succeed: Bev Hammond Ray Dodge Senie Byrne Sharon Cardwell Diane Cassidy Holly Casey Joanne Cavanagh Carmen Clay Marcia Collins Jerry Cook Friendliest: Donny Hottle Ada Kelly Edward Deane Ann Deboard Benny Dever Tommy Diehr Best All Around: Judy Gowl Jody Luck Ray Dodge Robert Dodge 19 Roland Duckett Paul Fair Gerald Fairfax Buddy Drawdy Most Academic: Karyl Smith Tommy Murphy Eddie Fishpaw Cleil Fitzwater Phyllis Fletcher Mickey Fogle Judy Gowl Mary Gunnoe Linda Geris Barbara Geris Richard Hamilton Beverly Hammond Nancy Hathorn Most Talented: Holly Casey Paul Schraum Paul Holmes Donny Hottle Wayne Houston Herman Hutchinson Ralph Jenkins Howard Johnson Karoline Kaster Sharon Kiester 23 Most Unpredictable: Mary Sue Garrett Johnnie Sloper Most Athletic: Catherine Vanover Vernon Cornwell Lorrine Lester Donald Libeau Kennie Lion Jody Luck Gene Luke Theresa Mathias Linda Mayhugh David Mays Floyd McClellan Marilyn McDonald Best Dancers: Bev Bird Bob Dodge Linda Merchant Roger Michael Dolores Michele Rita Miller Wayne Miller Bob Molyneux Lynda McNeil Chere Mooney Ronnie McCuin Rita Morris Thomas Muddiman Thomas Murphy Tommy Pearson Wittiest: Eddie Melton Barbara Petersen Eddie Ritnour Stanley Roberts Carl Robey Donna Robinson Robert Sawyer Betty Schleh Paul Schrum Vylma Sepulveda Best Looking: Wilkie Smith Allen Weeks Cary Smith Doris Smith Karyl Smith Lewis Smith Maurice Smith Wilkie Smith Billy Smoot Must Linda Merchant and Nancy Hathorn sell ice cream? Sherry Stair Mary Stevenson Tony Thompson David Thomas Campbell Stickley Dolores Taylor OOH! Money! Classroom Fatigue We have pictured here for you the everyday life of a senior as he goes about his well-rounded schedule. Alma Mater Left to right: Judy Crabill, Jane Vanover, Evelyn Merchant, Buzzy Ritenoir, Connie Dodson, Peyt JUNIOR CLASS Juniors are too young to be seniors . . . but too old to be sophomores. Their fight to be the best class of Osbourn High School is well under way. Being Juniors they have had their first chance to accept responsibility and to set an example for the sophomores. They will not forget their Junior year nor will they forget the Junior-Senior Prom and the activities connected with it. The Junior Class is ready and willing to become the Senior Class of 1964. Mr. Ferril, Miss Carter, Miss Paterson, Mr. Mastbrook. Terye Akers Nancy Alderson Charles Alvarez Nancie Anderson Donnie Baker Susette Barbee Pam Barrow Linda Bast Teddy Bauserman Ann Beavers Bonnie Sue Bickle Jimmy Blevins David Botkins Bonnie Bradley Bill Branch George Brown George Brumback Butch Bull Janet Burke Ella Mae Burke Patricia Byrd Susie Carson Butch Carter Karen Cassidy Larry Cisler Jonquil Cooper Hilton Cornwell Ronnie Cornwell Judy Crabill Jerry Cross Lenny Cross Richard Czapp James Daniel Kathy Daniels Nancy Daniels Gayle Davis Faye Delp Robert DeWolf Tommy Dickins Brian Donnelly Diana Dyer Freddie Earhart Peyton Elliott Skipper Faith Tommy Fecteau Stephanie Fletcher Timothy Garmon Becky Garmon Imogene Gilbert Gloria Graham Virginia Gregory Donna Goodpasture Ronnie Harrer Joe Harris Ethel Hayes Larry Hedges William Henderson Punky Hicks Nancy Hight George Hilton Pat Hocker Barbara Holmes Joy Hoover Charles Howell Charles Hurst Pam Jacobchik James Richey Andrea Jeblick Alvin Jenkins Richard Jenkins Barbara Johnson M. Barbara Johnson Barbara Kelly Stephen Kennedy John Kerns Margaret Kerns Jimmy Kirby Anne Korzendorfer Deane Lacy Ernie Lambert Bonnie Lang Jerry Lane Ann Leo Lynda Luck Larry Lunsford Glenn Luttrell Tommie Mckinley Pat Mclaughlin Donna Mclean Eddie Madill Patsy Manns Roger Marsh Penny Marshall Julius Martin Wayne Martin Evelyn Merchant Evelyn Meredith Marie Mitchell Jerry Moore Barbara Moss Frances Moss Betty Muddiman Mary Muddiman Dwight Norwood Cheryl O'Brien Robert O'Neil James Palmer Dale Parker Judy Parrish Betty Patton Chester Payne Becky Pearson Ronald Pendleton John Ponder Bobby Posey Maurice Posey Sherry Pullen Linda Pumphrey Betty Ramey Richard Ray Martha Reddington Mary Lelia Ringler Allen Ritenour Buzzy Ritenour Shelby Ritenour Andrew Robinson Betty Robinson Kenyon Robinson Richard Romine G. D. Russell Connie Russert Cliff Sauls Billy Shultz David Shoemake Pauline Simmons Mary Ann Simpson Catherine Sinclair Pat Sisson Winfield Sisk David Smith Jack Stout Leonard Stark Howard Smoot Robert Strassberger Lois Stroop Diane Shetterly Tommy Taylor Randy Thomas James R. Thorpe Anette Torpy Doris Tripp Jane Vanover Sonja Vencill Jerry Vencill Larry Vogel Georgia Vorhauer Bonnie Voshell Darlene Webb Beverly Wells Joyce Wells Ellen Wheaton Henrietta Wieneke Douglas Wilhide Audrey Wines Lois Wingfield David Wolfe S ophomore s SOPHOMORES Mr. Philip Welker, Sponsor The sophomores, with enthusiasm as their key word, can now look back on a very excellent year headed by Craig Lynn the president. Their officers cooperated well with their sponsor and led the class members throughout the year. Their class is certainly a tribute to our school and the members will continue their outstanding service throughout their future years at Osbourn, SOPHOMORES Officers: Sandy Taylor, Craig Lynn, Connie Cebula, Mike Nelson, Kay Wells. Gloria Cornwell Howard Counts Sandy Cox Sammy Crouch Andre Davis Julia Abbott Scott Aldrich Brenda Alexander David Anderson Carol Baker Betty Baily Allen Barbee Jerry Barrett Vickie Bast Kathy Bell James Bettis Peige Blades Maria Bliss Dicky Boatwright Angie Boggs Jimmy Bostic Bill Botts Larry Bradshaw Johnny Breeding Mary Breedlove John Brumback Richard Brumback Jerry Buhl Donna Burke Sara Busey Harvey Butler Connie Cebula Delories Carten Sandra Chappell Reves Childress Linda Combs Brenda Compton Sammy Compton Donna Cooper Virginia Corbin Joyce Cornwell Oren Dulaney Nancy Duvall Joe Ebhardt Duane Eckelberg Edwin Elliott Wayne Epling Beverly Farley Phyllis Farner Arthur Farquhar Shirley Fink Roy Fisher Jennifer Finley Barbara Fitzgerald Jerry Fletcher Gary Foley Mary Jane Foley Kay Ford Alice Fox Frank Fox George Freeman Donald Fuller Larry Garner Kandy Geris Larry Gheen Bill Gibson Tom Gibson Charle Gnadt Sharon Gordon Janet Gray Pat Green Douglas Dirting Walter Dove Cheryl Downs Robert Drawdy Toni Duchesne Roger Day Kathy Delay Eugene Deratt Dennis Dickey Sammy Green Charlie Haire Joane Halsey Carolyn Hammond John Harman Bobby Harris Lynda Hatcher Bruce Hawes Peggy Haynes Lee-AnnHeflin Tom Hensley Peggy Hess Jimmy Hicks Benny Hill Carol Hitt Leon Hoffman Jean Hopkins Marie Horn Deanna Huffman Charles Hunnicutt Barbara Hunsberger Brenda Hunt Danny Jones Dinah Jones Donald Jones Lewis Jones Linda Jackson Clarence Johnston Helen Kelley David Keanon Richard Kelley Paul Kelley Warren Kerlin Roy Key James Kizer Mary Kold Martha Korzendorfer Wanda Lafferty Joan Lang Gwen Lawrence Nita LeLacheur Ronnie Lawson William Layrpan Fred Leonard Nancy Leonard Robert Leonard Anna Marie Lilly Alan Lion Ernie Lunsford Craig Lynn Carl Martin Mable Martin Oreen Massie Sandra May Pete Mays Douglas McCormick Skip McDanolds Anne McDonald Larry Meade Clarence Meredith Linda Merriman Donald Merryman Brenda McIntosh Grace Mills Eddie Miller Malinda Miller Peggy Miller Roy Mitchell Debbie Molyneux Brenda Montgomery Patricia Mosser Ann McPherron Margorie McReynolds Karen Mulcally Vickie Mulcally Charles Mullin Mike Nelson Mike Nesevitch David Pettus Betty Pittard Charles Pooich Sharon Potter Mike Price Patsy Pullen Bernie Reed Bill Ramsey Virginia Reid Julia Rhodes Wanda Richardson Janet Robey Betty Robinson Mike Roland Joy Roland Hugh Rollins Chip Rohr Barbara Runion Nell Russell Pearl Russell Jo Anne Sadd Debbie Settle Judy Shaver Rusty Shipe Regina Shubert Jan Sickel Lynn Silver Larry Silvious Jack Sisk Bonnie Sloper Jo Ann Nicholson Dena Null Elaine Obenchain Charles Palmer David Parks Carolyn Payne Roberta Payne Michael Perdue Elisa Peters Roy Allen Wilson Christie Wineholt Rick Witt Charles Wolfrey Steve Wszalek Freddy Smith Pat Smith Patti Snyder Jerry Sowash Patricia Spect Susan Steele Mary Anne Stephen Edna Stewart Carl Street Nancy Stretton Dale Swank Darlene Taylor Shirley Staley Edward Taylor Sandra Taylor Carol Thompson Henry Throneburg Bettie Tibbs Donna Tickner Saundra Totten Ann Trusler Dolores Vencill Deanne Vickers James Vitale Holland Walker Ginny Waters Jerry Waters John Waters Betty Weimer Kay Wells Freshmen Freshmen at last! Now they know how it feels to be a part of Osbourn High School. At the beginning of the year, three members of the freshman class made the J. V. cheering squad, while the boys lent their time and energy to football, basketball, and other sports. In the classroom, some of them battled with algebraic expressions and the conjugation of Latin verbs while others taking music trained their voices by singing ma, me, mi daily. After reviewing this past year, it is easy to see that it has been filled with fun and success; and that they will strive diligently to make their future years as full of accomplishments as their first years. Mrs. Johnson FRESHMEN Ossie Skewes, President; Janice Shoemaker, Secretary; Pam Messall, Vice-president, Bob Browne, Treasurer. B. Abel K. Alpaugh R. Amaral A. Anderson J. Anderson R. Anderson S. Anstine S. Ashton D. Ashworth C. Bailey J. Baldwin S. Barber C. Bare S. Barnet P. Beacher J. Bear L. Becker E. Bell B. Bennett C. Berry C. Beville J. Bibb J. Blevins J. Blevins L. Botts D. Bowbeer D. Bowers R. Boyd J. Breeden K. Breeding M. Breedlove B. Bristow D. Brown R. Brown B. Browne G. Burke L. Bryant J. Cabaniss C. Cambell D. Campbell J. Campbell F. Cardwell A. Carison L. Carter R. Cleveland L. Carney P. Carson E. Cassidy L. Cebula R. Cebula D. Cisler R. Childress D. Churchill J. Cooper B. Cornwell E. Cornwell G. Cornwell M. Cornwell M. Cornwell S. Cornwell B. Cotter C. Cox S. Crawford S. Creel R. Crisp D. Crum D. Cook A. Currence N. Dahlquist J. Daniel D. David B. Davis B. Davis D. Davis G. Davis P. DeWolf C. Dickenson E. Diehr S. Dingus D. Dixon W. Doggatt F. Duckett H. Durst J. Du Von T. Dye D. Eckelbery A. Edwards L. Epling N. Eye D. Farrar G. Fairfax J. Fecteau M. Fleshman M. Fletcher C. Frazier G. French S. Friend W. Fristoe M. Fritter H. Furr M. Furr R. Garman J. Goode V. Goodpasture B. Gordon W. Grant M. Greenberg D. Griffin B. Griffith D. Griffith J. Haag T. Halsey M. Hamilton J. Hammer Glenn Hartman R. Harvey J. Havlock D. Hedrick G. Heflin J. Henry L. Hensley C. Herr S. Hess D. Hibbs D. Hisey N. Hoeningmann L. Hoffman C. Holt N. Holt J. Hooe S. Hoult C. House S. Houston A. Hughes J. Humphries D. Hurley R. Hutchison S. Iddings A. Jacobs J. Cecil L. Jeblick C. Jeffers G. Jenkins G. Jenkins L. Johnson R. Johnson H. Johnston G. Jones L.Jones C. Justice G. Kearns C. Land J. Lane L. Lane L. L. Lane L. Lane 13. Lathan E. Latham R. Lantham M. Lawrence D. Lawson L. Lawson L. Lawson W. Leath J. Leddon S. Leggett C. Leonard J. Leonard K. Levitt C. Lewis W. Libeau J. Linthicom E. Luke P. Lofthus S. Lumfkin L. Lunsford E. Madison J. Martin J. Martinez M. Masarick K. Matlick J. Mauck P. Mauck P. McDuffie F. McGie M. McGie P. McGhee L. McIntosh J. McKinney J. McNamura C. Merchant D. Merchant P. Messall C. Miller V. Miller C. Mollins M. Mills B. Moore P. Moore S. More T. More W. Morris I. Moss C. Neiswonger J. Neiswonger P. Newton M. O'Brien D. Outlaw F. Owens E. Parker E. Parrish W. Pastoor L. Peacher D. Pearson S. Pearson C. Perry S. Peterson G. Phillips M. Piercy V. Poling A. Posey J. Posey K. Posey L. Posey B. Price P. Priddy M. Pultz B. Reash R. Reedy M. Reid G. Repass J. Rhodes D. Richey J. Rion H. Robinson J. Robinson A. Rosso L. Rowland K. Roynestod G. Sawyer E. Schleh A. Schuller W. Scruggs H. Seals S. Sears P. Shelley C. Shoemaker J. Shoemaker R. Schull S. Silvious C. A. Sinclair O. Skewes L. Sloper R. Smallwood B. Smith r G. Smith P. Smith R. Snellings R. Tucker R. Turberville B. Tweeden ' Adroit A i S. Unthank D. Urbani H. Vanover E. Vaughan L. Vernon L. Viars B. Vogel M. Waters S. Waters R. Watts H. Weese S. Welch R. Wells M. Whorton C. Wike L. Wilhide L. Wilkins A. Williams J. Wilshin C. Wilson D. Wine T. Wiser S. Worley J. Wright L. Wyatt B. Young J. Young Hey, Stephen, what did you do to Which end's up, Jim? Lining up with Howard Johnson C. A.? Eighth Grade The Eighth grade Class had their first real taste of high school life this year. They entered into more school activities and took a leading part in many organizations. They elected the following officers: LeRoy Smith, President: Ricky Watts, Vice President; Kay Browne, Secretary; Jean McDonalds, Treasurer; and Johnny Brown, Representative to Council. The sponsor, Miss Orlich, and the officers worked hard together, and led their class very capably. After their first year they are looking forward to participating in many more activities and taking advantage of the opportunities offered at Osbourn. EIGHTH GRADE SEATED, left to right; Ricky Watts, Vice President; LeRoy Smith, President; Kay Browne, Secretary. STANDING; Johnny Brown, Representative to Council; Jean McDonalds, Treasurer. R. Able G. Alvey J. Alvey A. Barbee L. Bark M. Bausili B. Beach S. Bettis S. Bittinger R. Blackwell S. Boatwright J. Bowers L. Bowman C. Breeden D. Breeden L. Breeden S. Bridges K. Brooks C. Brown J. Brown K. Browne B. Brumback J. Brummett R. Brummett J. Burke B. Byington L. Blyne M. Campbell S. Carlton J. Carlton R. Carney T. Casey G. Chrisawn W. Clark E. Conner B. Conner J. Connelly R. Cooper A. Cornwell C. Cornwell J. Cornwell K. Cornwell P. Cox V. Crass L. Crigger L. Croteau B. Crouch C. Crouch R. Crouch W. Davis E. Davis B. Davis R. Dutton R. Durniak J. Duritza P. Duckett D. Dyer B. Dowden D. David N. Dailey J. Downs P. Dixon R. Diehr J. Deola R. Dean K. Epling C. English T. Evans L. Fadley B. Fair J. Fairfax P. Fairfax W. Fairfax B. Feltner D. Feltner J. Franzello G. French J. Fritz V. Garza S. Gauss J. Geris H. Ghadban G.Gheen G. Grubb J. Hamilton J. Hamlet D. Harris L. Harris W. Harris R. Hawkins J. Haynes D. Hight J. Hilton E. Hoeningmann C. Hoffman M. Hoffman R. Hoffman A. Hogan J. Hogan J. Huddle B. Iddings G. Jackson D. Jackson J. James L.Jenkins D. Johnson R. Johnson L. Jones N. Keley M. Kenner L. Kepler J. Kerlin T. Kerns S. Keys M. Kiser S. Klein S. Kline W. Kohn K. Krial R. Lacy A. Lam R. Larsen D. Leonard L. Leonard J. Loftin S. Lovelace E. Leach W. Luck L. Luna L. Lunceford L. Mabe F. May L. Mayhugh J. Mayhugh M. Mallard L. Marsh J. McLaughlin J. McDanolds M. McKinney B. Merriman J. Messall W. Mills G. Mollins R. Moore L. Morris R. Morrissette B. Muddiman R. Mullins J. Murafka A. Murray M. Murphy P. Murphy C. Parker D. Parks S. Pattie T. Pattie S. Payne C. Pearson J. Pearson A. Reed N. Rankin C. Runion G. Runion A. Rusmisel D. Reed D. Repass R. Reynolds J. Reynolds L. Pratte J. Powell S. Piercy S. Pickett J. Pettit B. Pettit J. Peters L. Perkins T. Schrum L. Sexton P. Shifflett R. Shifflett R. Shifflett R. Shoemaker J. Shrader R. Sickel G. Sloper K. Smith K. Smith L. Smith V. Smith G. Snyder C. Sow ash S. Spittle M. Stair L. Starling B. Stephens F. Stephen A. Spencer C. Staley J. Stark V. Stauffer N. Stevenson M. Stewart N. Stickley L. Stouffer K. Street R. Stuart B. Sullivan R. Sutherland J. Swart D. Taylor L. Swift E. Taylor D. Thompson J. Thompson R. Thompson J. Stroop J. Tucker G. Shillingbur L. Shirley J. Simenerson P. Tanner J. Taylor L. Taylor R. Taylor P. Thompson R. Reynolds J. Richards M. Ridgeway B. Robey E. Romine L. Robertson M. Robinson M. Robinson G. Van Natten N. Vandyke T. Tovar T. Sharon J. Throneburg L. Thompson B. Vencill E. Vickers J. Waller W. Bradey M. Ward M. Warner J. Waters K. Watts M. Webb E. Wells C. Whistleman G. White L. White Athletics Left ro tight: J. Luck, A. Ritenour, B. Myers, R. Childress, B. Ritenour, R. Dodge, D. Mottle, R. Cebula, P, Castle, J. Ponder, B. Lawrence, K. Lion, B. Harris, R. Day, D. Fries, B. Jones, E. Birckhead, T. Payne, D. Parks, R. Dorries, C. Lynn, B. Dever, R. Dove, E. Moore, R. Thomas, B. Gibson, D. Shoemake, R. Reedy, W. Massey, D. Cook. Head Coach: Mr. Ralph Hendrix VARSITY We shall always remember this season as a very successful one, because with our game against Edison, came the end of a seventeen game losing streak. This triumph was partly due to the fact that during the later part of the season, an atmosphere of determination prevailed. This, coupled with the fact that the tiresome practice sometimes lasted until after dark, brought the team through to win those last few contests. The perfect end to the season came with our magnificent win over our arch rival, Garfield. Managers: Terry Carter, Greg Sawyer, Jonnie Fries Co-captains: Donnie Mottle, Ray Dodge Linesmen: David Shocmake, Red Dove, Ray Dodge, Tommy Payne, David Fries, Ed Birckhead, Billy Myers. Ass't. Coach: Bill Wood Ass't Coach: A1 Crow FOOTBALL A day of practice in the life of our team. FIRST ROW: Paul Castle, Ray Dodge. Allan Ritenour, Buzzy Ritenour, David Fries SECOND ROW: Freddy Earhart, Red Dove, Vernon Cornwell, and Donny Hottle. David Shoemake (84), and Allen Ritenour (30) manage to keep the ball for Osbourn. Allen Ritenour (30) and Red Dove (70) tackle an opponent. John Ponder (32) helps Billy Vernon Cornwell (33) runs for Gibson (12) as he catches a Donny Hottle (14) runs to catch a pass a touchdown as Osbourn fans pass as Bob Sawyer (65) looks on. cheer him on. Coach Nelson Captains: Buddy Rhodes, Steve Peterson, Ronnie Reedy. Managers: Randy Luck, Miles Stair. J. V. FOOTBALL Who's tackling whom? The purpose of the Osbourn J. V. Yellow Jackets is answering their school's call for help to build The Greatest Osbourn High School Football Squad in the future. This year's team worked with enthusiasm as a squad, not as individuals. Although they did not win too many games they showed a lot of promise for the future. FIRST ROW, left to right: Roger Marsh, Tommy Gibson, Ricky Gibson, Billy Ramsey, Buddy Rhodes, Paul Kelly, Roy Mitchel. SECOND ROW: Reeves Childress, Ronnie Reedy, Howard Counts, Bobby Harris, Tommy McKinley, Larry Hoffman, David Pettus, Steve Peterson. THIRD ROW: Terry Dye, Wayne Posey, Larry Penny, Joe Daniels, Chip Rohr, Billy Young. Macon Piercy. FOURTH ROW: Craig Lynn, Damon Lawson, Billy Miller, Scott Aldrich. Alan Lions. Bruce Hawes, Randy Thomas. FIFTH ROW: Danny Bowers, Dean Cook, Oren Massie, Jack Sisk, Teddy Bauserman, John Merchant. Danny Bowers, Bill Young, Leroy Smith, Kenny Watts, Johnny Brown, Jack Richards, Gene Fairfax, Joe Daniels, Bill Iddings, Steve Peterson, Larry Jeblick, Wayne Posey, Junior Crouch, Steve Moore, Bill Tweedon, Victor Garnza, Frankie May, Ray Starling, Terry Dye, Daniel Johnson, David Dutton, Chip Rohr, and John Merchant. 8th GRADE FOOTBALL Managers: Randy Luck And we all fall down. and Miles Stair. Although the 8th grade football team was not a victorious one, the boys worked hard to develop an outstanding future varsity team. They practiced good sportsmanship and gained much-needed experience. The boys realized the necessity of working together and immediately adherred to it. A team is not a good team unless each player recognizes the importance of every other player. Osbourn’s 8th grade football team contained this quality and, therefore, each boy played as if he were a part of the team and not an individual player. But I want it!! Backfield: Steve Peterson. Bill Iddings, Bill Young, Leroy Smith, and Junior Crouch. ■6 --.WUi. Coaches: Miss Nancy Huff, Mrs. Anna Cutlip. Miss Gail McSweeney. That should be a good one, Barbara! Captains: Catherine Vanover and Barbara Petersen. Managers: Cheryl Downs, Bonnie Lang. Completing a successful season, the varsity hockey team learned, not only the importance of good sportsmanship and fair play, but also that teamwork and hard practice combine to form a winning season and a team with fine morale. In the last game the girls wore their new blue tunics which arrived at the school two days before the season ended. VARSITY HOCKEY Barbara Kelly, Catherine Vanover, Marilyn McDonald, Linda Fink, Sandra Taylor, Gloria Cornwell, Evelyn Merchant, Gloria Cornwell, Diana Dyer, Beverly Bird, Nancy DuVall, Lynn Anstine, Beth Hicks, Barbara Petersen. Hellen Kelly, Vivian Rankin, Carol Staley, Connie Russert, Brenda Alexander, Ann McDonald, Shirley Fink, Shelby Ritenour, Linda Viars, Donna Burke, Barbara Haire, Jonquil Cooper, Debby Dyer, Brenda Hunt, Sheron Leggett. Captains: Debby Dyer and Connie Russert. Gloria is quick to see a free ball. J. V. HOCKEY OPPONENTS Stafford Madison Mount Vernon Lee McLean Groveton Herndon Falls Church Fairfax Barbara hurriedly nears her goal Manager Reed VARSITY BASKETBALL With the constant support of the cheerleaders, student body, and other ardent spectators, the team of '63 displayed a spirit of never say die even in defeat. Their good sportsmanship, teamwork, and optimism were ever present, and the experience that these boys gained this year was immeasurable. Under the expert guidance of Coach Nelson, their faithful fans were given many exciting and unforgettable moments. Captains: DeDe Thomas, Donnie Hottle FIRST ROW: Jack Sisk, Mike Nelson, Joe Smith, Joe Ebhardt. SECOND ROW: Frank Cox, Donnie Hottle, Ronnie McCuin, Donald Libcau. THIRD ROW: Ed Hill, DeDe Thomas, David Wolfe, Pete Reed. OPPONENTS Annandale Lee Annandale McLean Fairfax Yorktown George Washington Mt. Vernon J. E. B. Stuart Groveton Washington and Lee Falls Church Madison Wakefield Hammond Left: DeDe Thomas Right: Ronnie McCuin Left: Frank Cox Right: David Wolfe Lower left: Donnie Hottle Center: Mike Nelson Lower Right: Donald Li beau DeDe ball that Get Led for oints Two Right Pete Left: Jack Sisk Right: Joe Smith er Left: Pete Reed Tne Ebhardt FIRST ROW: Buzz Bovd, Buzzy Ritenour, Ted Bauserman, Bill Gibson. SECOND ROW: Dickie Boatwright, Ron Mitchell, Rick Witt, Tommy Gibson. THIRD ROW: Scott nldrich, Sid Worley, David Pettus, George Hilton. J. V. BASKETBALL Because of the great interest shown in J. V. basketball, we feel that this campaign was more than successful. The team deserves a great deal of credit for the hand practice and constant will toward bettenncnt. We saw many fine prospects perform this year and we will be looking forward to seeing them in later years. Coach Kline Manager: Sammy Greene SCHOOL 47H4DEPT. FIRST ROW: G.Lamb, G. Shillingbury, E. Lewis, T. Leach, J. Brown, R. Taylor, F Rainfax. SECOND ROW: W. Libeau, R. Johnson, J. Mane, J. Gains, R. Gibson. THIRD ROW: E. Parrish. T. Johnson, J. Dye, C. Campbell, L. Smith. EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Coach Lipscomb The goal of each 8th grader is to attain a position on the varsity teams. Through strenuous practice and understanding guidance of the coach, the goal will become a reality. Although defeated at times, they are gaining experience and team cooperation. The 8th grade basketball team is working hard to improve upon last year's record. They are proud to be on a school team and are anxiously awaiting the year they will be qualified for the varsity squad. Smith, Saylor, and Shillingbury are reaching high. Smith and Parrish look for the ball. FIRST ROW: Evelyn Merchant, Diana Dyer, Jane Vanover, Gloria Graham. SECOND ROW: Wilkie Smith, Chere Mooney, Pat Byrd, Gloria Cornwell, Bunnie Pettus. THIRD ROW: Nancy Hathorn. Sharon Cardwell, Lynn Anstine, Catherine Vanover, Barbara Kelly. QUEEN BEES As the girls' equivalent of our Yellow Jackets, the entire school is very proud of the Queen Bees. After a not-too-good season last year, the girls rallied forth with victory after victory against their well-known competitors. Shocking the students, the team chalked up win after win to make their fellow students swell up with pride. The girls have helped to keep the school's morale high after football season. We students are very proud of our girls' team and we thank their coaches, Miss Mc-Sweeney and Mrs. Cutlip, for the wonderful job they've done. Coach Cutlip Coach McSweeney Co-captains; Diana Dyer, Jane Vanover FAR LEFT: Diana Dyer, high scorer. LOWER LEFT: Evelyn Merchant goes for a basket. BELOW: Diana attempts to get the ball away rrom an opponent. Managers: Barbara Parks, Pearl Russell, and Elsie Parker. Diana Dyer and Evelyn Merchant try desperately to get the ball away from an Annandale opponent. Again Diana and Evelyn fight for the old Blue and Sharon Cardwell and Chere Mooney want a tie Gold. ball. FIRST ROW -- Sandy Taylor, Shelby Ritenour. Pat Manns, Carol Staley, Joyce Roland. SECOND ROW — Sheron Leggett, Betty Compton, Connie Russert, Debby Dyer, Sandy Iddlings, Brenda Compton. THIRD ROW — Jean Hopkins, Jonquil Cooper, Donna Hurley, Allean Rosso, Margaret Ward. J. V. BASKETBALL The girls' junior varsity basketball team did almost as well as their sister bees this season. Before this year, the students of Osbourn had not heard of the junior varsity team, but this year this has changed. The girls have made a name for themselves. Thanks too to coaches, Mrs. Cutlip and Miss McSweeney, for the job they've done. Co-captains: Debby Dyer, Carol Staley Coach McSweeney Coach Cutlip cfcOl FIRST ROW — Kenny Lion, Ronnie Lawson, Jim Richey, Allen Ritenour, Don Richey. SECOND ROW -- Reeves Childress, David Fries, Joe Daniel, Eugene Musser, Mickey Piercy, Buddy Jones. Coach: Mr. Crow uzeeeu WRESTLING Captain: Buddy Jones FIRST ROW — Steve Collins, Bruce Hawes, Richard Crouch, Robert De-Wolfe. SECOND ROW — Jim Rion, Bob Winfield, Jerry Fletcher, Carl Street, Bill Young. Baseball at Osbourn High School was ushered in by ideal March weather. Strong interest and enthusiasm prevailed on the diamond as it was felt that this would be the year to top previous seasons. High hopes prevailed due to the presence of many returning lettermen from last year's squad. With a record turnout including a number of promising sophomores, the future of baseball looked bright. Buzzy Ritenour, Donnie Hottle, Robert Russell, Ronnie McCuin, Joe Hoppe, Alan Ritenour, Travis Curd, Bill Smoot, Roy Mitchell, Milton McDonald, Ray Dodge, Johnnie Sloper, Vernon Cornwell, and Carl Robey. FIRST ROW, 1. to r., Bob Harris, Randy Geris, Bill Ramsey, Bill Gibson, Butch Smoot. SECOND ROW, Cliff Sauls, Eddie Dean, Teddy Bauserman, Don Merriman, Ron Cebula, Bernie Reed. THIRD ROW, Herman Hutchison, Oran Massey, and Dick Harson. J. V. BASEBALL America's national pastime, baseball, has come into its own at Osbourn. Preparing for the Varsity, the Junior Varsity drill with the hope of someday making THE team. The J.V. team has come a long way this year and, with the right breaks, will go far in Varsity. The games that were lost can be chalked up to inexperience and mistakes. Much credit should be given to Coach Stout, for through his guidance, baseball remains a strong sport at Osbourn. ----Coach Stout. Pitchers: Bobby Harris, Butch Smoot, Ronnie Cebula, Cliff Sauls, and Dick Harson. Put hand over glove--gently! Top Row Left to Right: J. Dye, J. Havelock, R. Reedy, R. Gibson. SECOND ROW: S. McDonnalds, L. Hoffman, B. Boyd, M. Nelson, L. Penny. THIRD ROW: R. Shipe, S. Unthank, D. Lowe, R. Wells, S. Peterson. FOURTH ROW; E. Lunsford, H. Larken, L. Carney, R. Rhodes, M. Lesem, G. Jenkins. FRESHMAN BASEBALL The melting of snow means that the baseball season is near. Although progress is slow and requires constant practice and teamwork, hopes of a winning season are always high. With the returning of numerous lettermen, Osbourn is assured of a superior team and many close, competitive games. These boys have much experience and help those boys on the team who are newcomers this year. Baseball has always been a favorite sport at Osbourn and we are sure it will continue to grow in popularity in the future. Hard at work! Manager: Johnny Frieze Coach Nelson Left to Right: E. Lunsford, G. Jenkins, M. Lesem. Left to right: FIRST ROW: Judy Sutphin, Barbara Kelly, Diana Dyer, Louise Muller. SECOND ROW: Helen Kelly, Sandy Taylor, Betty Forish, Evelyn Merchant, Shelby Ritenour, Frances Whorton, THIRD ROW: Linda Pumphrey, Peggy Hoffman, Gloria Cornwell, Patsy Sisson, Carol Ritenour. SOFTBALL Organized to interest the more energetic Osbourn girls, the softball team promotes coordination and teamwork in their participants. An excellent squad is a factor in the over-all success of the team. It takes long hours and much coaching to turn separate wills and minds into a smooth-working unit. Peggy Hoffman catches a grounder. OPPONENTS ■ Fairfax Falls Church Groveton McLean Lee Mount Vernon Madison Annandale J. E. B. Stuart Herndon Barbara bats again! Is Diana playing or resting? James Payne, Craig Lynn, Red Dove, Buddy Jones, Cleil Fitzwater, Jerry Cook, Paul Wilkins, fenny Dever, Jack Sisk, Tommy Murphy, Eddy Madill, Ken Robinson, Freddy Smith, Randy Madison, Roger Day, David Fries, Bill Botts, Hugh Rollins. OPPONENTS Fairfax Hammond Madison Mount Vernon JEB Stuart Northern Virginia District Last year the track team gained much recognition for its performances. It worked many hours in practice and deserves praise for a fine show throughout the year. The team should now feel the satisfaction of many fine battles fought in the true spirit of honest competition. The track team has done many feats and established records which are not easily surpassed by anyone. Some records are broken but seldom has Osbourn done as well in track as it did last year. Coach, Mr. Welker and Captain, Cleil Fitzwater. Mike Nelson tries his luck at the broad jump. David Fries is over with pleanty of room to spare. FIRST ROW Left to Right: Richard Hamilton, Sid Worley, Donald Crum, Osie Skews, Clayton Warner. SECOND ROW: Jack Schooler, Jeff Skinner, J. C. Martin, Mike Pittard. GOLF Captain: Clayton Warner The Golf team represented our school again last year in another field of sports. Under the able leadership of Coach Wildman, the team practiced for many long and hard hours. While the team may not have been the best, it certainly deserves all due credit for having tried. The team has gone forth and fought several battles in the true tradition of interscholastic competition. Coach: Mr. Wildman Clayton Warner J. C. Martin and Jack Schooler Mike Pittard Ann DeBoard Left t0 right: Karyl Smith and Beverly Hammond. VARSITY Left to right: Karyl Smith and Beverly Hammond. The Varsity cheerleaders are a necessity to Osbourn's varsity football and basketball teams. They encourage sportsmanship and school spirit among the players as well as the spectators. The cheerleaders have succeeded in creating and maintaining school support of games. Left to right: Linda Merchant and Ada Kelly. Left to right: Nita LeLacheur and Judy Crabill. CHEERLEADERS Miss Whitenack This enthusiasm has been displayed in the large attendance at football, basketball, and baseball games. The cheerleaders have done a fine job and deserve credit for their continuous devotion to Osbourn’s teams. BACK ROW, left to right: Elisa Peters, Carolyn Hammond, Cathy Coakley, and Pam Messall. FRONT ROW: Kay Wells, and Carole Merchant. EIGHTH GRADE AND J. V. CHEERLEADERS Charm, vitality, popularity, and good sportsmanship are among the many assets of the Junior Varsity and Eighth Grade cheerleaders. Their undying support of our Yellow Jackets in all sports competition has greatly influenced the spirit of the student body and the players. Students and faculty members are always sure of seeing the cheerleaders in action, and it is quite possible that they would hear the girls’ victory chants throughout the school. Left ro right: Susan Kline, Trina Tovar, Kay Browne, Jane Alvey, and Joyce Huddle. Sponsor: Miss Pack Officers: Sharon Cardwell, Linda Fink, Jean Smith, Sarah Busey, Tommy Payne, Suzette Barbee, Ray Dodge. STUDENT The Student Council is composed of two main groups: Senate and Council. The Senate is made up of representatives from each class. Council is composed of the presidents of every club and organization at Osbourn. In this way, all students at Osbourn are equally represented in the SCA. The purpose of the SCA is to improve the relationship and understanding between the faculty and the student body. This goal is attained by various projects. The student handbook is published every fall for the benefit of the new and old students. In it is information concerning athletics, schedules, a school calendar, school rules, etc. Sponsors: Emily Fletcher, Pauline Smith, Sue Carter. Senators: Vylma Sepulveda, Beverly Hammond, Judy Gowl, Carolyn Hammond, Jane Vanover, Skipper Faith, Sid Worley, Jackie Richards. COUNCIL The foreign exchange student is another project of the SCA. Vylma Sepulveda came to Osbourn this year from Chile and is staying with Nancy Anderson and her family. The SCA at Osbourn is a member of the County Federation. This is an organization of SC As within Prince William County to help unify the Student Councils of our county. The Publicity Committee publicizes the activities of the SCA. It aids the community and the students in knowing about the SCA’s activities. Council: LcRoy Smith, Osie Skews, Vylma Sepulveda, Beverly Wells, Daniel Pickett, Kay Wells, Bo Smith, Karen Cassidy, Sherry Stair, Judy Parrish, Karyl Smith, Ann Leo, Craig Lynn, Buzzy Smith, Stanley Roberts, Peyton Elliott, Tommy Murphy, David Mays. Above, Publicity Committee: Pam Barer, Suzette Barbee, Mary Sue Garrett, Bonnie Bickle, Nancy Anderson, Craig Lynn, Myrle Greenburg. Right: Sarah Busey, Secretary: Tommy Payne, Parliamentarian: Jean Smith, Treasurer. Below: Ray Dodge, President; Suzette Barbee, Vice-President. Below right: Linda Fink, Head Stenographer; Sharon Cardwell, Assistant Stenographer. Above are Miss Pauline Smith, our Sponsor, and Vylma Sepulveda, our foreign exchange student from Chile. Below are Ray Dodge, Osbourn's Student Council president, and Vylma Sepulveda. Diane Riddick, Judy Parrish HI-JACKET This is your yearbook. In this book, we have attempted to transpose the harmony, as well as the discord of our school year. You, who have made the song of this year resound forever as a perma nent part of Osbourn High School, are noted throughout these pages. Lower Left: Terye Akers, Penny Marshall, Sara Busy, Ginny Walters, and Charles Land working on copy. Below: Sponsor, Mr. Franklin. Left to Right: Jonquil Cooper, Faye Delp, and Christie Wineholt pose Wonder what Ginny is thinking? for the camera. STAFF 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 1963 year -- academically, socially, and musically. Lower Right: Gail Wine, Kathie Levitt, Merle Greenberg, Barbara Johnson, and Mary Lee Ring-Sponsor: Mr. Butts. ler busy at work. Business Manager: Gayle Davis Secretary Lee Ann Heflin. Members of the Yellow Jacket Staff work furiously on their first copy which came out in November. YELLOW JACKET Assignments, writing, rewriting, proof-reading, juggling the copy on layout sheets, rushing back and forth to the printer -- these are the problems in the making of our school's Yellow Jacket. After these problems are solved, another copy is ready for distribution among the students. This year we are thankful to Mrs. Stair, who has so diligently worked with the staff to produce such a successful paper. Business Managers: C. Wineholt, A. Jeblick, C. Co-editor, L. A. Heflin Feature Editor, D. Pickett. Gnadt, D. Eckelburg. Editorial Page Co-editor, Mary Jane Foley Front Page Editor, Barbara Peterson and Co-editor, Andrea Jeblick. FIRST ROW: Jody Luck, Gail Wine, Sharon Cardwell, Holly Casey, Danielle Pickett. SECOND ROW: Karyl Smith, Edwin Hill, Donnie Hottle, Lucy von Loesch. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Officers: Vice-President: Lynn Anstine, Secretary-Treasurer: Lynda McNeil, President: David Mays. Sponsor: Miss Sandra Gowl This year the National Honor Society took it's place at Osbourn High as the highest honor organization in our school. Students are tapped into the Honor Society only when they have shown outstanding traits in scholarship, leadership, character, and service and have reached their Junior year. New members were tapped twice this year -- in the fall and in the spring -- during very impressive and solemn ceremonies. FIRST ROW: Danielle Pickett, Sharon Cardwell, Nancy Hathorn, Beverly Hammond, SECOND ROW: Lynn Anstine, Lynda McNeil, Holly Casey, Judy Cowl, Gail Wine, Lucy won Loesch, Geneva Kline, Karyl Smith. THIRD ROW: Eddie Fishpaw, Allen Weeks, Roland Duckett, Kenny Lion, David Mays, Tommy Murphy. Left to right: Ann DeBoard, Barbara Johnson, Cay Sinclair, Mary Lee Ringler, Bev Wells, Kandy Kaster, Alice Beville, Danielle Picket, Sherry Stair. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Merchant, Nancy Anderson, Vlyma Sepulveda, Bonnie Jones, Nancy Hathorn, Diane Riddick, Karyl Smith, Bev Hammond. THIRD ROW; Linda Merchant, Sharon Keister, Judy Parrish, Connie Russert, Sharon Cardwell, Jean Smith, Lucy vonLoesch, Gail Wine. FOURTH ROW; Lyn Anstine, Suzette Barbee, Judy Crabill, Ann Leo, Mary Sue Garrett, Judy Gowl, Karen Cassidy. LIONETTES The Lionette Club of Osbourn High School is a girls' service club: Sponsored by the Lions Club of Manassas. This club is well known for its willingness to work on school activities and also in the community. With whom is Kandy playing peek-a-boo? Left to right: Gail Wine -- treasurer, Karyl Smith -- president, Judy Crabill -- parliamentarian, Beverly Ham mond — vice president, Evelyn Merchant -- secretary. During the initiation of new members each spring, the Lionettes learn that Life at Osbourn High School is not all work and no play. Among their major activities are the following: selling ice cream at lunch, and collecting for the various charities in the town. Wonder who or what Alice is looking at? What is so interesting in the middle?- Left to right: HIRST ROW: Kenny Lion, Jody Luck, Eddy Melton, Johnny Sloper, Dale Crabill, Tommy Murphy, Peyton Elliott 2nd ROW: Tommy Payne, Ray Dodge, Craig Lynn, George Crum, Rick Witt, Dicky Boatwright, Freddy Smith. 3rd ROW: Bobo Smith, Benny Dever, Bob Dorries, David Wolfe, Bobby Harris, Jake Richards, David Mays, Bernie Reed. 4th ROW: Corky Wilkins, Warren Lacy, Roger Day, Donny Mottle, David Fries, Reves Childress, Eddy Fishpaw, Jerry Peters. KEY CLUB Officers: Craig Lynn, Eddy Melton, Donny Houle, and Tommy Payne. A dedicated and valued service group is the Osbourn High School Key Club. Sponsored by the Kiwanis organization, the members'chief function is to serve Osbourn and to prepare themselves as future citizens of our nation. With the interest of Osbourn's students in mind, the Key Club publishes the student directory, sells doughnuts and many other activities that help to make Osbourn the best high school. Sponsor: Mr. Robert Wiener Above: Initiates Bobby Molyneux, Bobby Harris, Bob Sawyer, and David Wolfe play” games during initiation. Right: Board of Directors: Eddy Melton, Bo Smith, Bernie Reed, Bill Branch, Craig Lynn, Tommy Payne, and Donny Hottle. Below: David Wolfe, Craig Lynn, and Bobby Harris eagerly wash a car at their annual car wash, one of their moneymaking activities. Above: Bobby Molyneux, and Rick Witt fight over the hose as they wash a car at the annual car wash. Below: Bobby Molyneux, Bobby Harris, and David Wolfe try very hard to straighten out a trash can that they have bent. Richard Jenkins, Bea Cotter, Christie Wineholt, Elisa Peters, Bob Dodge, Mary Marshall Gunnone, Edwin Elliot, Gwen Lawrence, Beverly Wells, Debby Molyneaux, Merle Greenburg, John Breaver, Richard Johnson, Doug Wil-hide, Craig Lynn, Gayle Davis, Alan Weeks, Suzette Barbee, Mary Sue Garrett, Barbara Fitzgerald. DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club made several successful attempts at serious acting this year with some fine dramas. Spirit ran high during the hilarious comedies, and both forms were well received by the audience. Plays were put on before individual classes in the hope that the players might gain more experience and poise. The members of the Dramatics Club prepare for a rehearsal. Bottom left is the sponsor, Mrs. Susan Barbee. Bottom right are the officers of the Dramatics Club. They are Beverly Wells, Mary Sue Garrett, Suzette Barbee, and Christie Wineholt. The Bible Club was revived this year under the leadership of Mrs. Kline. The members are making an earnest effort to study and understand the teachings of the Bible. By films, research and discussion they hope to understand the origins and philosophies of the different religions of our world. BACK ROW: Gail Glines, Gayle Davis, Sammy Greene FRONT ROW: Shirly Friend, Vicki Miller, Douglas Me-Cormic, Carole Thompson. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Bradley, Bonnie Bickle, Pat Byrd, Mary Marshall Gunnoe SECOND ROW: Holly Casey, Terye Akers, Sherry Stair, Penny Marshall. LE CERCLE FRAN AIS Le Cercle Francais, or the French Club, is organized to increase the knowledge of the French language, customs, and civilization. During the meetings, at which French games are played and filmstrips are shown, only French is spoken. Each year this group sponsors a showcase in the lobby, a dance, and a trip to the French Embassy in Washington, D.C. FIRST ROW: L. Combs, D. Outlaw, W. Richardson, S. Potter. SECOND ROW: D. Null, V. Reid, D. Goodpasture, L. Jones, M. Simpson, R. Morris. THIRD ROW: P. Mosser, N. Hight, A. Wines, B. Farley, L. Hatcher. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is formed of those students who work in the library and take an active interest in library affairs. Under the direction of our new librarians a studious atmosphere was maintained. Poster contests sponsored by the club increased interest in our growing library. Left to Right: Linda Combs and Rita Morris Sponsors: Miss Fletcher and Mrs. Lagos FIRST ROW; Lee-Ann Heflin, Pat Newton. SECOND ROW: Charlie Gnadt, Beverly Wells, Alice Williams, Jan Sickle, Randolph Tuberville. THIRD ROW: Annie Jacobs, Douglas Wilhide, Stanley Roberts, Frank Cardwell, and Dwight Norwood. SCIENCE CLUB Scientifically minded students are given a chance to increase their knowledge by becoming members of the Science Club. By individual and group experiments, the organization became much more skilled in this field. Membership was renewed in the Virginia Junior Academy of Science. The club's main project was to sponsor and direct our school's science fair. Sponsor: Miss Judith Stokes Officers: Alice Williams, Charlie Gnadt, Stanley Roberts, and Lee-Ann Heflin. Above: Officers — Judy Parrish, President; Julia Wilshin, Secretary; Ann Trusler, Vice-President; Kathy Coakley, Parliamentarian; Barbara Johnson, Treasurer. Above right: Sponsors -- Mr. Malard, Mrs. Ogle. PEP CLUB The Pep Club's purpose is as its name implies to create pep and school spirit. Its members sit together at the games and participate in the cheering. Their abundant enthusiasm, their devotion to their school, and their ever present gaiety and good spirits, have helped to make a success of all our games both at home and out of town. During the basketball season the club members with the help of their sponsor did skits using flash cards. , . r 6 What is Christie Thinking? BACK ROW: P. McLaughlin, A. Korzendorfer, C. Wineholt, C. Hammond, S. Busy, C. Wells, P. Marshall. MIDDLE ROW: B. Lang, B. Hunsburger, L. Botts, A. Akers, J. Parrish, M. Ringler, C. Sinclair. FRONT ROW: S. Ostrum, P. Coax, J. McLaughlin, B. Johnson, D. Vickers, J. Wilshin. Officers: Edwin Elliott Tom Murphy Miss Sue Carter, Sponsor DEBATE CLUB Though the membership of the Debate Club was small this year they were determined to form a debating team of which Osbourn High School would be proud. They worked overtime to gain the experience and poise necessary for successful debating. They are to be commended for their fine effort. The club is sponsored by Miss Sue Carter and is outstanding, not only for its ability and perserverance, but for its teamwork and organization. We are sure the Debate team will again make a fine showing and give Osbourn a reason to be proud of it. Doug Wilhide, Edwin P. Elliott, Christie Wineholt, Tom Murphy. The Varsity Club, led by president Donnie Hottle, has been very active the past school year. The members, which are those students who possess the much-cherished varsity letter, have sponsored two dances, attended a football game in Washington during the football season, and entered a float in the Homecoming Parade. Their ability to work and their spirit for sports are certainly assets to our school. VARSITY CLUB Sponsor, A1 Crow Officers: Evelyn Merchant, Historian; Dianna Dyer, Vice President; Karyl Smith, Secretary-Treasurer; Donnie Hottle, President. Members: ROW 1: Nancie Anderson, Anne DeBoard, Chere Mooney, Sharon Keister, David Wolfe, David Thomas, Carol Pirtle. ROW 2: Pat Byrd, Ray Dodge, Bob Dorries, Corky Wilkins, Benny Dever, Kenny Lion, Beverly Hammond. ROW 3: Beth Hicks, Evelyn Merchant, Bo Smith, Cleil Fitzwater, Buzzy Ritenour, Tom Murphy, Karyl Smith Lynn Anstine. 1st ROW — Phyllis Farner, Elisa Peters, Linda Combs, Fay Delp. 2nd ROW -- Diane Taylor, Jonquil Cooper, Beverly Wells, Pat Mosser, Lynda Luck. 3rd ROW -- Bonnie Jones, Karen Cassidy, Pam Barrows, Christie Wine-holt, Douglas Wilhide. FT A Rapidly growing in importance is the Future Teachers of America Club as the need for career teaching becomes more evident. In keeping with their purpose to better the outlook of students toward the teaching profession, the members held many meetings. They also gained experience by helping teachers and acting as student substitutes. Sponsor; Mr. Parker 1st ROW — Beverly Wells, Susan Ostrum. 2nd ROW -- Karen Cassidy, Christie Wineholt, Faye Delp. Is Christie Wineholt presiding over the meeting? Nancy Height, Pam McLaughlin, Patsy Pullen, Nancy Meade, Diane Lacy, Linda May-hugh, Evelyn Merideth, Joy Roland, Elaine Obenchain, Lorraine Lester, Catherine Van-over, Brenda Compton, Sammy Greene, Earlene Kirby, Lucy vonLoesch, Susie Carson. F.B.L.A. The Future Business Leaders of America held meetings monthly. In the meetings, the expectations and rewards of careers were discussed. Proper business conduct, dress, and manner received their share of attention during the year. Business meetings dealt with discussing ways in which money could be raised and activities sponsored at Osbourn. Right: Mr. Nelson Thomas, Sponsor, Anne Korsendorfer, Joyce McMurtrey, Jerry Lane, Ann Wszalek, Nancy Boyd, Mary Jane Stevens, Bonnie Sloper, Doris Smith, Sharon Potter, Sue Parker, Pauline Simmons, Linda Compton, Virginia Gregory. Officers: Catherine Vanover, Sue Parker, Lorraine Lester, Lucy vonLoesch, Linda May-hugh, Janet Robey. F.H.A. The world of the housewife is ever changing and expanding. Because of the aid of modern inventions there is less to keeping house but much more to keeping a family than some years ago. F.H.A. members spend their time learning all they can about the world of today's homemaker. This year, members attended conventions, held regular meetings, and had parties of course. Below left: Susie Carson, Nell Russell, Joanne Cavanaugh, Pat Car-son, Joyce Rector, Joy Hoover, Shirley Ritenour, Ellen Cregger, Bun-nie Pettus, Mickey Fogle, Jeanie Hopkins, Carolle Ritenour. Above: Judy Sutphin, Barbara Johnson, Sheryl Counts, Nell Russell, Ethyl Hayes, Bunnie Pettus. Geraldine Gheen, Edna Stewart, Brenda Render, Virginia Reed, Mary Ann Simpson, Lynda Hatcher, Cheryl Downs, Branda McIntosh, Judy Sutphin, Carol Sowash, Barbara Runion, Barbara Johnson, Connie Cebula, Joane Halsey. At right are the sponsors, Miss Edith Layman and Mrs. Katherine Wilshin. I MM.V • l m ' ik- FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Latham, Tommy Pearson, Harry Durst, Ronnie Hunnicutt, Danny Thompson, William Collins, Paul Holmes, Larry Lawson, Glen Hartman, Bill Young, SECOND ROW: Dale Smith, Pat Mc- Ghee, Leonard Lawson, David Keanon, Louis White, Thomas Cassidy, Robert Latham, G. D. Russell, Buddy Rhodes, Harold Vanover, James Dicket, Jerry Cross. THIRD ROW: Bob Smallwood, Sammy Crouch, Buddy Drawdy, Richard Romine, Bill Davis, Eddie Byrnes, Chester Payne, John Harmon, Billie Crisp, Timmy Garman, David Bird, David Pearson. SPONSOR: Mr. Alvin Kline. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization. Sponsored by Mr. Kline, it is composed of young men who intend to make farming their career. Drawing its members from the agriculture class, the F.F.A. has won state-wide honors and is a credit to Osbourn. OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Gaston Russell, Jerry Cross, Harold Vanover. SECOND ROW: Buddy Drawdy, Tommy Pearson, Charles Hunnicutt. HORTICULTURE CLUB Under the supervision of Mr. Rion, the members of the Horticulture Club’ are trained in gardening, orcharding, and agriculture. Their many accomplishments are displayed in the trees and shrubs found on the Osbourn grounds. The members also work to keep the campus clean and improve it. ROW ONE: Paul Holmes, Johnny Brummett, Billy Beach, A. C. Murry III. ROW TWO: John Reynolds. James Wright, David Anderson, Billy Crisp, Roy Key. Sponsor, Mr. Rion President, Paul Holmes Joy Hoover MAJORETTES OF OSBOURN CONCERT BAND The Osbourn High School band has brought fame to our school in the form of trophies and medals for its outstanding abilities as a marching band. Working those long, hard hours with sponsor, Mr. Spencer, has paid off greatly. We, the students of Osbourn, are extremely proud of our band and its achievements. R Sponsor: Mi. Scot: Spencer MARCHING BAND EE FIRST ROW: Arthur Fauquhar, Jimmy Rion, Skipper Faith. SECOND ROW: James Kuhn, George Crumb, Dwight Hisey, Paul Schrum, James Vitale. DANCE BAND The Pep Band provides music at sports events. The music it plays are mostly school songs and cheers. The band accompanies the cheerleaders as they strive to arouse school spirit and to encourage the teams. The Pep Band also participates in pep rallys. The Dance Band entertains at parties, dances, and other social events of Osbourn High School. PEP BAND FIRST ROW Arthur Fauquhar, Larry Jeblick, Charles Land, Peggy Sue Haynes, Skipper Faith, Steve Barber. SECOND ROW; Paul Schrum, David Botkin, Jim Kuhn, George Crum, David Smith, Jean Smith. THIRD ROW: Lynwood Carter, James Vitale, Kirby Matlick, Benny Hill. FOURTH ROW: Doug McCormick, Dwight Hisey, Morgan Moore. BACK ROW: Joyce Wright, Ann Byrd, Vickie Bast, Peggy Smith, Judy Keys, Andrew Davis, Stanley Roberts, Roger Day, Barbara Fitzgearld, Linda Bast, Nell Russell, Sandy Jones, Betty Schleh. SECOND ROW: Linda Pumphrey, Theresa Mathias, Pat Mauch, Ann Korzendorfer, Mary Breedlove, Vickie Miller, Leonard Stark, Eddie Boggs, Tommy Garrison, Jim Davis, Jan Midgit, Louise Patten, Penny Marshall, Carmen Clay, Nancy Hall. FIRST ROW: Debbie Settle, Gene Stark, Sherry Pullen, Pat Mosser, Bobby Anderson, Richard Barrett, Jim Dawson, Bonnie Snellings, Greg Sawyer, Lewis Jones, Audrey Wines, Peggy Miller, Mien Cassidy, Diane Cassidy. FRONT: Shirley Fink, Joan Reedy, pianist, Holly Casey, pianist, and Mr. Spencer. The Osbourn High School Chorus under the leadership of Mr. Spencer, has contributed much to the music life of our school this year. The chorus is made up of forty-four voices. Its purpose is to create a greater interest in music throughout the school and community. The chorus sent delegates to the Ail-State Chorus. Each year they present a Christmas program and a spring concert. They also, give a number of programs in the schools and churches of the community. On this page are some typical scenes at Osbourn. Before school pep rally. Mr. Mallard demonstrating the twist. The F.F.A. and F.H.A. Float in the Homecoming parade. Mrs. Que awaiting the results of a new hairstyle. Students at work. Some of the things that go on at Osbourn. The band providing the spirit at one of our many pep rallies. Queen Ann and her homecoming smile. Mr. Seese and his wife enjoying the Homecoming Dance. Ray Dodge crowns Ann DeBoard at the Homecoming. Part of the homecoming court. In the picture at the lower left we see Queen Ann with her attendants Judy Gowl and Linda Merchant. In the picture at the bottom right we see Queen Ann in the Homecoming parade. In the upper left we have the Homecoming Queen Ann DeBoard and escort Eddie Melton. Above Ann and Eddie enjoy one of the dances at Homecoming. In the picture at the left Mr. Murphy presents Queen Ann DeBoard with a Bouquet of Roses. HOMECOMING Above: Queen Ann with her escort Eddie Melton. Upper Right: Wonder what Mr. Brent is thinking. Right Center: Diane Riddick looks cold but happy in the Homecoming parade. ACTIVITIES Below: Queen with attendants and escorts: Judy Gowl, Donnie Hattie, Queen Ann and escort Eddie, Linda Merchant and Vernon Cornwell. Lower Right: The Pep Club yells for victory. PROM Decorations as elaborate as they were secret carried out the theme the Juniors had chosen for their Prom. The Prom was one of the loveliest events of the season and was one of the most anticipated. PROM We have pictured for your enjoyment on these pages only a small part of the student body as they enjoy the Prom. Rather than to attempt to identify each of the persons pictured, we leave that pleasure up to you. We nope as you do this, it will recall many happy moments of the Junior-Senior Prom as they apply to you. SCHOOL DAYS REMEMBER WHEN? PATRONS: CABIN SERVICE STATION Dr. S. J. Cole Mr. Mrs. C. Lacey Compton GOSSOM GROCERY Mr. Mrs. Harold H. Hersch Mr. Mrs. Frank A. 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Philharmonic Hall, first unit of New York's projected Lincoln Center for Performing Arts, opened in o blaze of light. Steeple at Oregon State College of Education , Monmouth, Oregon, fell before hurricane-force winds which raked the West Coast in October causing major damage and communication breakdown. U.S. and French officials gathered to welcome crated Mono Lisa os the priceless painting arrived in New York en route to a showing in Washington, D.C.'s National Gallery. National Events in Review wiD€ WO LO PHOTOS The Space Needle and Monorail train were hallmarks of the successful World's Fair in Seattle, Washington. Sabin oral vaccine was made available nationally and offered promise of complete immunity from all types of polio. Left: Solid-fueled Minuteman, successor to more complex liquid-fueled ICBM'S, begins 4,000 mile journey from Canaveral. Others went into readiness in Montana. Nuclear submarines USS Skate and USS Seadragon rendezvoused at the North Pole, hundreds of miles from open sea.