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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1964 volume:

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For the senior class this last year in high school is the time for farewells; some of which will be for only a short time; others that will be forever. Come with the Hi-Jacket Staff and relive the year just passed . This experience will soon be forgotten by some, but for the seniors it will be something to be remembered in the years ahead. To you, the Class of 1964, is presented this Hi-Jacket in hopes that it has preserved for you some of the important events of this, your senior year. CONTENTS Foreword......................2 Contents......................3 Dedication....................4 Honor.........................5 Principal's Address...........6 County Administration .... 7 School Administration .... 8 Faculty.......................9 Seniors......................21 Juniors......................43 Sophomores...................55 Freshmen.....................65 Organizations................75 Athletics...................105 Activities..................133 Advertisements..............141 DEDICA TION Looking back on the year now ending, we see a member of the faculty who has worked continuously this year and in past years to make Osbourn High School the outstanding school that it is. His friendly disposition and his emphatic NO!”, have become trademarks of a well-rounded personality. Sincere in his work and dedicated to the fundamental principles of the teacher, he ever extends a helping hand to those students who seek out his help. We, the annual staff, take great pride in dedicating this, the 1964 Hi-Jacket to our friend, former sponsor, and assistant principal, Mr. Robert L. Franklin. 4 HONOR Miss Mary B. Nelson All those students who have come in contact with our Honored Teacher know that she is always willing to help them with a particular problem in or out of class. Her emphasis on important events, people, and places is her way of teaching her students what they should know when the time comes for them to fill a place in the outside world as responsible citizens. The members of the 1964 Hi-Jacket take this opportunity to honor Miss Mary B. Nelson, 5 Mr. William H. Wood, Principal The calendar theme selected by the staff of the 1964 Hi-Jacket is certainly an appropriate one, for a calendar is a constant reminder to each student that time is a hard master. The days, the weeks and the months of the 1963-1964 school year have slipped by, never to be retrieved, and for all of us there is the haunting realization that time has passed us by with our failures and halfaccomplishments. But the calendar promises that time is also a kind master with the days, the months, and the years of our lives lying blank and untouched before us. It is my sincere wish for each student who is remaining and for each graduating senior who is leaving Osbourn that the calendar of the future will be filled with success and happiness. 6 Mr. Herbert Saunders Director of Personnel COUNTY ADMINISTRA TION Mr. Joseph TostL Administrative Assistant 7 Mr. Robert L. Franklin Assistant Principal Miss Carrie Lanford Guidance Miss Lilian Orlich Guidance SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Anne Elliott Guidance Mrs. Joyce Butts Secretary Mrs. Barbara Critchfield Secretary 8 Here, the camera caught Miss Whitenack in a pensive mood. There is just one word that students use to describe our faculty, and this word is, Great! The faithful and devoted teachers ever strive to instill in their pupils the high ideals of their profession. Furthermore, they are always willing to help those who seek aid and they set the example for the citizen and voter-to-be. We are proud of our faculty and we take this chance to salute them for their help in educating the future leaders of our committee and country. Miss Carter manages a smile after Mrs. Kline, teaches her stu- r- ®rcnt lectures on Henry VIII and a hard day's work. dents English. 1S w ves- 10 Mr. Shreve Brent Miss Mary Nelson College of William Mary Longwood College History A. B. Columbia University History B.S. M. A. Mr. Robert Wiener Lehigh University History B. A. SOCIAL STUDIES 11 Mr. Philip Welker University of Richmond English B. A. Mrs. R. M. Stair Indiana University Journalism B. A. Mr. Dalton Parker El on College English B. A. ENGLISH AND Mrs. Alvin Kline Bridgewater College English A. B. Miss Sue Carter George Washington U. English A. B. Mrs. Anne Dingus William and Mary American University English A. B. M. A. 12 Mrs. Marie Bennett Tennessee Tech. English B. S. Mrs. Susan Barbee George Washington U. English B. A. Mr. John Palmer William G Mary College French B. A. FOREIGN LANGUA GES Mrs. Lucy Murphy Miss Alice Miller Miss Connie Gilderdale William G Mary College Radford College Mary Washington College English B. A. English B. A. English B. A. 13 Mrs. Margery Ogle Mr. Wallace Rion East Tennessee State U. B. S. Clemson College Louisiana State B. S. M. A. MATH DEPARTMENT Miss Cynthia Nace Radford College B. A. Miss Martha Simmons Radford College B. A. Mr. Den Boyd Emory Henry B. S. Miss Nancy Wilbert Madison College B. S. Miss Pauline Smith William £ Mary College Chemistry B. S. Mrs. Frances M. Helms Elon College Biology A. B. SCIENCE Miss Judith F. Stokes Longwood College Biology B. S. Mr. S. G. Whiton U. of North Carolina Science M. S. Mrs. Alice Johnson Madison College Science B. S. 15 Mr. Reams Bennett Tennessee Tech. University of Tennessee Industrial Arts B. S. Mr. Dan Hostler East Tennessee State U. Industrial Arts B. S. VOCA TIONAL Mr. Alvin Kline Bridgewater College Agriculture B. A. Mrs. Mary Edwards V.P. I. Cosmotology 16 Miss Edith Layman Madison College Home Economics B. S. Mrs. Katherine Wilshin Mary Washington Home Economics B. S. Mr. Howard Mallard E. Carolina College Art B. S. GENERAL EDUCATION Miss Emily Fletcher Madison College Library Science B. S. Mr. H. Scott Spencer Northwestern University Madison College Music B. M. Ed 17 Mr. Herman Butts Milligan College Business Administration B. S. Miss Betty Whitenack Richmond Professional Institute Business Education B. S. BUSINESS Mrs. Martha Thomas Madison College Business Education B. S. Mr. Bill Hoisclaw Virginia Polytechnical Inst. Business and Social Studies B. S. Mrs. Janice Wilson East Carolina College Business Education B. S. 18 Miss Nancy Huff Winthrop College Physical Education B. S. Miss Gail McSweeney Madison College Physical Education B. S. PHYSIC A L ED UCA TION Mr. William Wood Appalachian State Teachers College Physical Education B.S. Mr. A1 Crow William Mary College Physical Education M. A. 19 enjoys free moments; lectures again; pauses for lunch; 20 prepares for tomorrow. SENIOR OFFICERS: Patsy Manns, Representative to Council; Bunny Jeblick, Treasurer; Gloria Graham, Secretary; Barbara Kelly, Vice President; David Wolfe, President. The Senior is a strange person. All year long he looks forward to one time --graduation, and it seems as though the year does not go by fast enough. But when that long awaited day does come, he suddenly realizes all that he will be leaving behind, and he wishes his high school years had not gone by as quickly. He fondly remembers all the good times -- the football games and dances, the Prom and Senior picnic, the friends he has made and the fun they have had together. In years to come, as the Senior looks back through his Hi-Jacket, it is sincerely hoped that he will recall the good times of 1964. SENIOR SPONSORS: Mrs. Wilson, Mr. Wiener, Miss Fletcher, Miss Patterson. 22 Terye Akers Most Likely to Succeed: Peyton Elliott and Beverly Wells Susette Barbee Charles Alvarez Richard Angelico Donald Baker Pamela Barrow Nancie Anderson Linda Bast 23 Bonnie Bradley Bill Branch 24 George Brown Thomas Bull Ella Mae Burke Janet Burke Edwin Carter Jonquil Cooper Karen Cassidy 25 Edward Corbin Lorell Crabtree Friendliest: Jane Vanover and David Wolfe Judy Crabill Lenny Cross Judith Crouse James Daniel 26 Kathy Daniels Richard Czapp Gayle Davis Most Athletic: Diana Dyer and Allen Ritenour William Duke Faye Delp Connie Dotson Philip Douffas Diana Dyer 27 Robert DeWoif Peyton Elliott Skipper Faith Tommy Fecteau Timothy Carman Donna Goodpasture Gloria Graham 28 Ronnie Harrer Joe Harris Ethel Hayes Bill Henderson Beth Hicks Nancy Hight Pat Hocker Most Talented: Joy Hoover and Teddy Bauserman 29 Andrea Jeblick Alvin Jenkins Richard Jenkins 30 Stephen Kennedy Margaret Kerns Wittiest: Marty Rcddington and Buzzy Ritenour Jimmy Kirby Samuel Knapp Anne Korzendorfer 31 Diane Lacy Elmer Lawrence Kay Lawrence Best All Around: Evelyn Merchant and Bill Branch Ann Leo William Leonard Nellie Lester 32 John Loftin Pat McLaughlin Lynda Luck Alice Luzader Tommie McKinley Donna McLean Larry' Lunsford Most Unforgettable: Punky Hicks and Dave Shoemake Joyce McMurtrey 33 Julius Martin Wayne Martin Evelyn Merchant 34 Mary Muddiman Curtis Musser Dwight Norwood 35 Betty Patton Roberta Payne Ronald Pendleton 36 Charles Pettey John Ponder Maurice Posey Anthony Powell Sherry Pullen Stanley Pursley Betty Ramey Richard Ray 37 Martha Reddington Pete Reed James Richey Mary Lelia Ringler Buzzy Ritenour Allen Ritenour Shelby Ritenour Andrew Robinson Carol Ritenour 38 David Shoe make William Shultz Pauline Simmons 39 Judy Sutphin Kirk Swan Rose Marie Tabor 40 Jerry Vencill Larry Vogel Georgia Vorhauer Darlene Webb Beverly Wells 41 Joyce Wright Carol Zahorchak Sara Jane Carson 42 Junior Officers: Mike Nelson, Vice-President; Rick Witt, President; Bemie Reed, Representative to Council; Paige Blades, Treasurer, Sandra Taylor, Secretary. All through the school year, the Junior class has been working toward one goal, that of becoming an outstanding Senior class. They have prepared themselves and are ready to use the realms of knowledge which will be open to them in the coming year. During the year, there have During the year, there have been two momentous events the Juniors have eagerly anticipated: receiving their class rings and the magical night of the Junior-Senior Prom. Now they are awaiting the moment when they can step into the exalted position of a Senior. Sponsors: Miss Wilbert and Mr. Mallard 44 Julia Abbott Scott Aldrich Brenda Alexander Kenneth Alpaugh David Anderson Donald Anderson David Angelico Allen Anstine Betty Bailey Carol Baker Christie Balazik Allen Barbee Vickie Bast Kathy Bell Yvonne Berkcbile James Bettis Kayla Blackburn Roger Blackwell Paige Blades Maria Bliss Richard Boatwright Angie Boggs William Botts Larry Bradshaw 45 John Breeding Pam Brown John Brumback Richard Brumback Delores Brunk Rhonda Buchanan Donna Burke Jerry Buhl Gene Burney Sara Busey Connie Cebula Charles Chandler Reves Childress Larry Cisler Linda Combs Brenda Compton Sammy Compton Donna Cooper Virginia Corbin Gloria Cornwell Joyce Cornwell Frank Cox Sandra Cox Diane Cross 46 Sammy Crouch George Cmm Macrissa Dasher Roger Day Kathy Delay Dennis Dickey Tomlin Dickins Douglas Dirting Ronald Dolly Brian Donnelly Cheryl Downs Robert Drawdy Toni Duchesne Oren DuLaney Nancy Duvall Joe Ebhardt Duane Echelbcrg Edwin Elliott Wayne Epling Beverly Farley Phyllis Famer Arthur Farquhar Shirley Fink Roy Fisher 47 Jenifer Finley Barbra Fitzgerald Jerry Fletcher Clyde Flee man Mary Jane Foley Alice Fox George Freeman Donald Fuller Margie Furr Delores Garten Bill Gibion Donald Gibson Tom Gibson Brenda Gilson Charlie Gnadt Patricia Goodman Janet Gray Patricia Green Sammy Greene Barbara Haire Joanne Halsey Carolyn Hammond John Harman Terry Harp 48 Helen Kelly Paul Kelly Warren Kerlin Judy Keys James Kizer Wanda Lafferty Carol Langston Joan Lang 49 Gwen Lawrence William Layman Nita LeLachcur Jerry Leonard Nancy Leonard Robert Leonard Anna Marie Lilly Alan Lion Steve Lipscomb Ernest Lunsford Robert Luttrell Craig Lynn Skip McDonalds Brenda McIntosh Ann McPherron Marjorie McReynolds Carl Martin Oren Massie Pat Mauck Peter Mays Larry Meade Clarence Meredith Linda Merriman Donald Merryman 50 ♦f ) Jan Midgette Eddie Miller Melinda Miller Peggy Miller Grace Mills Janis Mitchell Roy Mitchell Brenda Montgomery Debbie Molyneux Pat Mosser Charles Mullins Jerry Mullins Hurl Mullins Mickey Murray Anzell Nelson Mike Nelson Mike Nesvitch Jo Ann Nicholson Dena Null Elaine Obenchain David Parks Margaret Payne Mike Perdue David Pettus 51 Betty Pittard Charles Poarch Cecelia Pope William Posey Sharon Potter Mike Price Patsy Pullen Bill Ramsay Vivian Rankin Bemie Reed Virginia Reid Wanda Richardson Janet Robey Betty Robinson Faye Rodeheaver Joy Roland Hugh Rollins Barbara Runion Nell Russell Pearl Russell Joanne Sadd Dennis Salko Deborah Settle Rusty Shipe 52 Dinah Shubert Jan Sickle Lynn Silver Larry Silvious Jack Sisk Bonnie Sloper Freddy Smith Joe Smith Jerry Sow ash Pat Speck Shirley Staley Kathy Stavanso, Edna Stewart Ilene Stone Jack Stout Carl Street Nancy Stretton Dale Swank Hannah Surplus Darlene Taylor Sandy Taylor Carol Thompson Henry Throneburg Betty Tibbs 53 Donna Tickner Peggy Townsend Ann Trusler Grace Turner Alice Vaught James Vitale Dolores Vencill Ginny Waters Betty Weimer Kay Wells Ralph Wells Ronnie Wells Donald Wiles Anne Williams Christie Wineholdt Roy Wines Rick Witt Charles Wolfrey Steve Wszalek Becky Yonts 54 Sophomore Officers: Secretary, Barbara Sullivan; Vice President, Janice Shoemaker; President, Sid Worley; Treasurer, Sandra Moore; Representative to Council, Ossie Skewes. After a long and hard first year in high their many goals -- upperclassmen. Many of the Sophomores became active track, baseball, and wrestling offered a challenge for the boys. Many of the Sophomore boys were responsible for the success of each team. Several girls donned the uniforms of both the varsity and junior varsity sports. They also took part in leading the school in cheers, organizations, and as members of the student government. The annual staff hopes that the fun they have enjoyed this year is an indication of more fun to come in the next two years. school the Sophomores have reached one of in sports this year. Football, basketball, 56 Sponsor: Mr. Philip Welker Joy Baldwin Charlene Bare Patricia Beacher Linda Becker Eddy Bell Sandra Bell Clinton Berry Kitty Beville Jenny Blevens Janis Blevins Leslie Botts Wayne Bowers Buzz Boyd Judy Breeden Karen Breeding John Brewer Bestai Bristow Bob Browne Rita Brown Linda Bryant Gloria Burke Jeannette Cabanis Charles Campbell Dorothy Campbell Frank Cardwell Agnes Carlson Sandra Carlyle Larry Carney Linwood Carter Rich Caruso Kaye Adsit Elizabeth Allen Richard Amaral Anne Anderson James Anderson Roger Anderson Sharon Anstine Sharon Ashton Nadine Avirom 57 Ellen Cassidy Linda Cebu la Ronnie Cebula Reba Childress Denny Cisler Sheryl Clagett Cathy Coakley Jim Cole Lynda Coleman William Collins Bettie Compton Thomas Connely Mildred Conner Pearl Cook Ann Cornwell Barbra Cornwell Margaret Cornwell Martha Cornwell Senie Cornwell Be a Cotter Cheryl Counts Marla Crabtree Shirley Creel Richmond Crisp Donald Crum Joe Daniel Brenda Davis Doreen Davis Gloria Davis Shirley Delozier Pat DeWolf Peter De Wolf Cynthia Dickinson Elsie Diehr Shelia Dingus Donald Dixon Warren Doggett Frances Duckett Harry Durst Tony Ferguson Myra Fleshman Margaret Fletcher Shirley Friend Johnny Frier Wayne Fristoe Mike Fritterr Joyce Fritz Howard Furr Rachel Carman Barbara Geris Don Gheen Richard Gibson Gail Glines Janet Goode Virginia Goodpasture William Grant Betty Griffith Dorothy Griffith Nancy Hall Terry Halsey Glenn Hartman Judy Hartman Dickie Hedrick Lois Hensley James Henry Charles Herr Debbie Hibbs Natalia Hoenigmann Larry Hoffman Jay Du Von Terry Dye David Eckelburg Linda Epling Nellie Eye Gene Fairfax Diane Farrar Jim Farrell John Fecteau 59 Connie House SoyTieta Houston Rachel Hoygh Agnes Hughes JoAnn Humphries Donna Hurley Joe Hutchison Richard Hutchison Sandra Iddings Annie Jacobs Cecil James Larry Jeblick Gary Jenkins Richard Johnson Regina Kearns Jackie Kegley Richard Kelly Arthur King Carol Knapp Joyce Kuhn Charles Land ftD Linda E. Lane ip ( ■ Linda L. Lane v- p Henry Larkin Eddie Latham S' Cathy Lawrence Damon Lawson Leonard Lawson Margaret Anne Lawrence William Lawrence William Leach Judy Leddon Shcron Leggett Cathy Leonard Fred Leonard Judy Leonard Kathie Levitt 60 Mary McCie Linda Mclntoch Janabee McKinney John McLaughlin Juanita McNamara Paul Madill Brona Marley JoAnn Martin Mary Masaquick Kirby Matlick Joan Mauck Carol Merchant Donald Merchant Pam Messall Dan Metheny Margaret Mills Thurman Monk Sandra Moore Wayne Morris In a Moss Sharon Mullins Lawrence Murphy George Murray Carolyn Neiswonger Jane Neiswonger Mike Nesevitch Patricia Newton George Novaky Stephen Novaky Julian Oliff 61 Donald Outlaw Charles Owens Mickey Piercy Asenith Poe Lorraine Poling Ann Posey Juanita Posey Linda Posey Kenneth Posey Betty Jo Price Peggy Priddy Mac Pultz Ralph Quinn Bonnie Re ash Tom Recb Ronnie Reedy Gerald Repass Jacob Rhodes Mary Richardson Donald Richey Susan Rieder Jim Rion Herbert Robinson Judy Robinson Allean Rosso Linda Rowland Ken Roynestad Esther Schleh Anna Marie Schuller Wanda Scruggs Harold Seals Suzanne Sears 62 Frank Slaby Linda Slopcr Robert Smallwood Betty Smith Dale Smith Ronald Snellings Michael Sparling Carol Staley Jean Stark Joan Stauffer Ralph Stevenson Linda Stouffer Ronnie Street Rita Stuart Barbara Sullivan Johnny Swart Pamela Swartz Linda Swift Diane Taylor Lee Taylor Philip Senes Phyllis Shoalmirc Rose Shull Charles Shoemaker Stephen Silvious Cheryl Simpson C. A. Sinclair Taffy Sizemore Ossie Skewes Danny Thompson John Thompson Sandra Thompson Richard Thomasson Randolph Turberville Ronald Tucker Bill Tweeden Steve Unthank Harold Vanover Ken Vaughan 63 Linda Vernon Ronald Ward Susan Waters Ricky Watts Sid Worley Linda Wyatt Bill Young Jeanie Young Dennis Zahorchak Harry Weesc Carol Wike Loretta Wilkins Alice Williams Julia Wilshin Donald Wine Tommy Wiser MarilynWorden Norm air Worden J 64 Freshman Officers: Vice-President, Pam Fairfax; Treasurer, Trina Tovar; President, Kenny Watts; Representative to Council, Connie Breeden; Secretary, Kay Browne. The freshmen are getting their first real taste of high school life as they participate in organizations and start to assert themselves as school leaders. They are learning vocations through the FFA, FTA, and FHA, cheering our teams to victory in the Pep Club, and singing their praises of Osbourn High School in the Glee Club. The vivacious freshmen have shown their skill in athletics and in future years are sure to bring great honors to Osbourn High School. The freshmen are looking forward to their best years yet and are working hard to take advantage of each approaching day. 66 Sponsor: Mr. Dalton Parker Jerry Abare Barbara Abel Connie Albert Charlotte A Ivey Jane A Ivey Anne Barbee Linda Ban-Mark Bausili Josie Beaty Sue Bettis Billy Be van Ronnie Blackwell Stanley Boatwright Raul Bolas Jimmy Bostic Butch Bowers Lynda Breeden George Brewster Sharon Bridges Kenny Brooks Charles Brown Johnny Brown Kay Browne Betty Brumback A1 Brunk Keith Brunk Steve Bryant Judy Burke Chuck Bumey Mark Campbell Judy Carlton Sandra Carlton Robert Camey Teny Carter Gail Chrisawn 67 William Clark Joseph Connelly Betty Conner Edgar Conner Susan Cooper Carrie Cornwell Dean Cornwell Joyce Cornwell Kathleen Cornwell Pam Cox Linda Crigger Valerie Cross Linda Croteay Betty Crouch Carl Crouch Richard Crouch Barbara Davis Dede Davis Edward Davis Ronny Dean Jerry Deola Jimmy DeWolf Robert Diehr Pat Dixon George Douglas Brenda Dowden Jean Downey Steve Downs David Dove Patsy Duckett Christiane Durand John Duritza Ronald Dutton Linda Dumire Debby Dyer 68 Robert Edwards Linda Lou Gray Cynthia English Kathy Epling Tommy Evans Joyce Fairfax Pamela Fairfax Donnie Feltner Joseph Franzello Joyce Geris Randy Geris Geraldine Gheen Ray Gilbert Buddy Goodpasture Robert Gillis Becky Groves Leon Groves Gloria Grubb Joyce Hamlett Steve Hammer Dwight Harris Philip Harris William Harris Jerry Haynes William Heskett David Hight JoAnn Hilton Ernest Hoenigmann Carolyn Hoffman David Hoffman Richard Hoffmann Joyce Huddle Bill Iddings Gail Jackson Don Johnson 69 Linda Johnson George Jones Mary Kenny Jay Kerlin Mike Keveryn Sthephen Keys Judy Kinchen Susan Klein Lowell Kline Sthephen Kline Wayne Kohn Kathy Krial Ronald Lacy Remona Larson Ruth Larkin Carol Lawrence Lester Lester Clifton Lipps Julia Loftin Susan Lovelace William Luck Linda Luna Faye Lunsford Jean McDanolds Mickey McKinney Joanne McLawllin Marie Mallard Linda Marsh Judy Martin James Mayhugh Lewis Mayhugh Bruce Merriman June Messall Wilma Mills Lonnie Morris 70 Ronnie Morrissette Beverly Muddiman Reta Mullins Jenny Marafka Martha Muq hy Peggy Murphy Ashby Murray Dusty Nelson Roy Nichols Carol Parker Doris Parks Melvin Payne Shelia Payne James Pearson Patricia Pearson Davis Penny Linda Perkins Claudia Peters Martin James Peters Jessie Petitt Ann Petitt Drucilla Pettey Gary Phillips Sharon Pickett Susan Piercy Linda Pratte Nancy Rankin Alana Reed David Reed Dennis Reed Douglas Repass Rodney Reynolds Jack Richards Shirley Ritenour Louis Robertson 71 Barbara Robey Margaret Robinson Michael Robinson Ester Romine Gerald Runion Alva Rusmisel Terry Schum John Shaffer Gary Shillingburg Linda Shire ly Randy Shoemaker Joan Shrader Donald Shreves Ruth Sickel Gary Sloper Kirsten Smith Leroy Smith Tamea Smith Victor Smith George Snyder Carol Sowash Allen Spencer Nancy Spinks Shirley Spittle Miles Stair Betty Stephens Frank Stephens Michael Stewart Nelson Stickley Judy Stroop Richard Sullevan Penny Tanner Edward Taylor Linda Taylor Ronnie Taylor 72 Wow! We made it through another day. Nellie Vandyke Gary Van Natten Bobby Vencill Margaret Ward Mary Ellen Warner Joyce Waters Kenny Watts Mary Webb Effie Wells Carolyn Whistleman Phyllis Wieneke Donna Wiles Robert Winfield Stephanie Wood Dewey Wright Linda Thompson Judy Throneburg Linda Todd Trina Tovar Linda Bowman Betty Byington Nancy Fletcher Tommy Rhoades EIGHTH GRADE Conrad Runion Delores Woolfery Good Grief! Another Bomb Scare! 74 Officers: Susette Barbee, Pam Messall, Jane Vanover, Peyton Elliott, Beverly Wells, Sara Busey, Nancy Hight. STUDENT The Senate and the Council make up the Student Council Association, S.C.A. This organization represents the whole Osbourn student body in its meetings. Representatives of each class compose the Senate, while the presidents of school clubs and organizations form the council. S.C.A. members help govern their school and try to improve the relationship between faculty and students. Sponsors: Miss Fletcher, Miss Smith S.C.A. President Peyton Elliott 76 1st ROW: Beverly Wells, Nancy Hight, Sara Busey, Peyton Elliott, Pam Messall, Susette Barbee, Jane Vanover 2nd ROW: Gary Sloper, Carol Merchant, Toni Duchesne, Craig Lynn, Bill Branch, Connie Russert, Diana Dyer. COUNCIL 1st ROW: Ossie Skewes, Kenny Watts, Beverly Wells, Nancy Hight, Sara Busey, Peyton Elliott, Pam Messall, Susette Barbee, Jane Vanover, Connie Breedon. 2nd ROW: Buzzy Ritenour, Allen Ritenour, Joan Halsey, Mary Lee Ringler, Charlie Gnadt, Edwin Elliott, Patsy Manns, Andrea Jeblick, Lee Ann Heflin, Cheryl Downs, Patsy Pullen. 3rd ROW: Steve Wszalek, Bemie Reed, Rick Witt, David Wolfe, Sid Worley, Dwight Norwood, Gayle Davis, Pam Barrow, Punky Hicks, Ann Trusler. 77 Mary Lee Ringler, Business Manager; Ginny Waters, Assistant Editor; and Ann Leo, Editor. HI-JACKET Long hours of work on afternoons, evenings, and Saturdays are a dim outlook, but these are what each year's Hi-Jacket staff must face. Perseverance and determination are the only ways a yearbook can be produced so they become the bywords of the club. Slowly but surely the Hi-Jacket has taken shape. Picture by picture and word by word the pages have fallen into place. Certainly there were mistakes, which sometimes were unavoidable, but the work has made the members proud that they have published their own yearbook. FIRST ROW: Ginny Waters, Ann Leo, Mary Lee Ringler. SECOND ROW: Juanita Hooe, Julia Wilshin, Evelyn Meredith, Nancy Stretton, Kathy Daniels. THIRD ROW: Dale Smith, Barbara Cornwell, Phyllisa Farnor, Sharon Potter, Barbara Moss, Ann Botts, Senie Cornwell. FOURTH ROW: Natalie Hoeningmann, Bettie Compton, Martha Reddington, Leonard Stark, Edgar Parrish, Patsy Newton, Alice Williams. 78 Mr. Butts and Miss Whitenack discuss the scheduling of class and club pictures. Members of the staff look on as Miss Whitenack signs the notes to excuse the staff members from class. STAFF Anticipating their return to class, the members watch the photographer as he makes everyone smile, and say, Cheese! 79 Left to right: Don Wiles, Carl Street, Betty Pittard, Bunny Jeblick, Lee-Ann Heflin, Helen Kelly, Linda Combs, Julia Abbot. YELLOW Few students realize the large amount of work the Yellow Jacket staff puts behind each issue. Many members contribute their Saturday mornings to collecting material, editing, proofreading, and pasteups. The staff learns new techniques which improve the paper by attending state conventions each year. Sponsor: Mrs. Stair Editor: Bunny Jeblick 80 TOP ROW -- Bubby Street, Ralph Wells, Donald Wiles SECOND ROW — Suzanne Sears, Helen Kelly, Janice Shoemaker, Julia Abbot, Mrs. Stair THIRD ROW — Linda Combs, Kathy DeLay, Julie Wilshin, Donna Mc-Laine FOURTH ROW — Bunny Jeblick, Betty Pittard, Lee-Ann Heflin, Juanita Hooe. JA CKET This year the school newspaper is bigger and better than ever before. It is a source of information as well as amusement. The paper includes articles on the latest school sports, dress, and serves as a medium between the students and administration. Officers: LeRoy Smith, Janice Shoemaker, Andrea Jeblick, Lee-Ann Heflin. 81 Honor Society Seniors: STANDING: P. Elliott, D. Lacy, D. Botkins, D. Norwood, B. Johnson, B. Bradley, B. Wells, M. Posey, W. Wordon, B. Branch, L. Vogel, S. Faith, J. Cooper, F. Moss, A. Luzader, M. Simpson, N. Hight, M. Ringler. SITTING: A. Leo, B. Moss, G. Davis, J. Parrish, B. Jeblick, A. Korzen-dorfer, J. Vanover, B. Kelly, G. Graham, S. Barbee. THE NATIONAL The National Honor Society is the highest honor organization at Osbourn High School. The purpose of the Honor Society is to promote the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service in every student. Officers: Mary Lelia Ringler, President; Bill Branch, Secretary-Treasurer; Diane Lacy, Vice-President. Sponsor: Mrs. Lucy Murphy. 82 Honor Society Juniors: STANDING: S. Wzalek, W. Botts, R. Wells, M. Nelson, D. Boatwright, F. Smith, R. Witt, D. Pettus, H. Rollins; SITTING: D. Jones, A. Nelson, B. Hunt, S. Aldrich, B. Pittard, S. Busey, G. Waters, A. Trusler. HONOR SOCIETY Twice a year, in fall and spring, Juniors and Seniors who possess these qualities become members of the National Honor Society. Their membership is official when they are tapped during the traditional tapping ceremony. This year the Honor Society has, in addition to presenting the annual full-length motion picture to the entire student body, sponsored a Christmas dance, served for a special dinner at which the School Administration entertained the Board of Supervisors, and maintained the Honor Roll plaque. Mary Lelia acts as mistress of ceremonies for the tapping of new members. 83 SIDE ROW: C. Hammond, N. LeLacheur, J. Parrish, A. Leo, P. Barrows. SECOND ROW: B. Jeblick, S. Busey, S. Taylor, C. Wells, B. Kelly, E. Merchant, P. Manns, A. Luzader, C. Sinclair, M. Ringler, N. Hight, B. Johnson, A. Trusler, B. Hunt, P. Hichs, T. Akers. BACK ROW: B. Wells, M. Willard, B. Wiemer, J. Vanover, N. Anderson, C. Russert, V. Waters, J. Crabill, D. Dyer, C. Wineholt, P. Byrd,T. Duchesne, S. Barbee, S. Taylor. LIONETTES Scholarship, character, beauty, service, and loyalty are the traits that make up a Lionette. Composed of Juniors and Seniors, the Lionette Club is one of the most active clubs at Osbourn High. Each member must have a ”C average, participate in school activities, and be loyal to her club, school, community, and country. The beauty of a Lionette member lies in her willingness to share and work with others, pride in her club, and constant striving to reach the best. Last, but not least, of these qualities Officers: Carolyn Hammond, Secretary, Judy Parrish, Vice-President; Pam Barrow, President; Ann Leo, Treasurer; Nita LeLacheur, Parliamentarian. 84 Time to relax; the crowd has gone. is service, for the Lionette Club is known primarily as a service club, both in school and in the town. The Lionettes paid for the construction of the cement area in the front of the school, and during the lunch periods, they sell ice cream. In its fourth year at Osbourn, the club has performed more services out of school than ever before. Their activities include serving at dinners for various organizations and collecting money for charity drives. The members of the Lionette Club of Osbourn High School have earned a reputation of being responsible, hard working girls. The Lionettes serve their school by selling ice cream. Sponsor: Miss Nace. 85 BACK ROW: S. McDanolds, B. Harris, P. Elliott, C. Martin, D. Crum, B. Ritenour, D. Boatwright, F. Smith, E. Parrish, B. Reed, B. Browne, B. Branch, R. Witt, J. Sisk, C. Lynn, D. Wolfe. FRONT TO CENTER: R. Angelico, J. Du Von, G. Crum, E. Madill, R. Childress, D. Botkin, S. Faith, J. Smith. CENTER TO RIGHT: J. Martin, R. Day, M. Nelson, W. Wordon, K. Robinson, J. Beck, S. Worley. KEY Osbourn's Key Club is a service organization dedicated to the betterment of its school, and community. One of the greatest projects this year was the addition of a new trophy case in the lobby. The Key Club operates a book store for the school. Each morning one can Officers; Craig Lynn, Treas.; Bemie Reed, Secy.; Sid Worley, Vice-Pies.; Buzz Ritenour, Pres. Mr. Robert Weiner: Key Club Sponsor 86 One of the few relaxed moments at the annual Fall car wash. A student works on a poster in the Key Club operated book room — one of its many services to Osbourn. find a couple of boys selling doughnuts in order to raise money for the club. Highlights of the year are the club's initiations of new members, annual dance, and trip to the state convention. Board of Directors: Secy. Bemie Reed, Pres. Buzz Ritenour, Vice-Pres. Sid Worley, Treas. Craig Lynn. BACK ROW: Soph. Director Bob Browne, Senior BiU Branch, Junior Rick Witt. CLUB Bobby Harris, Waite Wordon, C. A. Sinclair, Reves Childress, Skip Faith and Roger Day wash cars. 87 STANDING: Edgar Parrish, Scott Aldrich, Betty Wiemer, Edwin Elliot, Dwight Norwood. SEATED: Steve Lipscomb, Duane Eckelberg, Kayla Blackburn, Gayle Davis, Alice Luzader. DEBATE CLUB Although the Debate Society is only in its second year as a renewed club, its record is one of marked success. The members of the society have competed on the local and the state levels with triumphs of which Osbourn is very proud. They have competed in the Battle Field District, attended a workshop here at Osbourn, and taken part in the forums on public speaking at George Washington University. If the Debate Club continues to improve as it has in the past, it will surely bring more honors to Osbourn High School. Officer: Dwight Norwood. Sponsor: Miss Sue Carter. 88 SEATED: Steve Wszalek, Betty Pittard, Penny Marshall, Teryc Akers, Phyllisa Famor, Charlton Gnadt STANDING: Grace Mills, Kayla Blackburn, Duane Eckelberg, Elisa Peters, Linda Lane. FRENCH CL UB The purpose of the French Club is to broaden the students knowledge of the language, customs, and people. At meetings the members see filmstrips on France. This year the French Club sponsored a trip to Washington and participated in the Homecoming Parade. Officers: Secretary Terye Akers; President Steve Wszalek; Vice President Penny Marshall. Sponsor: Mr. Palmer 89 Officers: Ann Trusler, President; Christie Wineholt, Ann Korzendorfer. Sponsors: Mr. Mallard, Miss Ologle PEP CL UB The Pep Club's main purpose is to support the cheerleaders at football and basketball games. This year the members sat in one section of the bleachers and used flash cards to show their loyal support to the team. They sponsored busses to away games and dances at school to raise funds to operate the club. FRONT: Bonnie Lang, Bea Cotter, Susan Klein, Phylis Famor, Elisa Peters, Gayle A Ivey, Joan Mauck, Jeanie McDonalds, Susan Piercy; SECOND ROW: Pat Hocker, Carolyn Hammond, Kay Wells, Nita LeLacheur, Pam Cox, Joyce Fairfax, Sheila Payne, Pat McLaughlin, Brenda Compton, Ann Korzendorfer; THIRD ROW: Ann Trusler, Christie Wineholt, Sara Busey, Judy Parrish, Babbara Haire, Nancy Height, Pat Beecher, Joanne McLaughlin, Sharon Picket; BACK ROW: Marty Reddington, Lynda Luck, Julie Wilshin, Bettie Compton, Vivian Rankin, Barbara Johnson, Sharon Bridges, Joan Stauffer, Pat Green. 90 Sponsor: Mrs. Barbee Officers: Susctte Barbee; Beverly Wells; Gayle Davis, President; Bea Cotter. DRAMATICS CLUB The Dramatics Club sponsored four one-act plays this year, one The Stones Cry Out,” was the school's entry in the District Play competition. In addition to acting, the club members attended a play in Washington, attended the Dramatics Clinic in Charlottesville, and issued letters to outstanding members of the club. To become a member of the club, a student must show acting talent in tryouts at the beginning of the year. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Jon quel Cooper, Susette Barbee, Carolyn Hammond. Phyllisa Famor, Beverly Wells, Bonnie Lang, Elisa Peters, Patsy Manns, Betty Pittard, Betty Conner, Sharon Potter BACK ROW: Steve Lipscomb, GwenLawrence, Susan Waters, Bea Cotter, Loretta Wilkins, Toni Duchesne, Christie Wineholt, Charles Laudes, Edwin Elliott, Gayle Davis, Dwight Norwood, Duane Eckelberg, Peggy Murphy, Linda Thompson, Carol Thompson, Ralph Wells, Chuch Petty. FRONT ROW; Left to Right: Frank Cardwell, Charles Gnadt, Edgar Parrish, Frank Owens, Randy Turberville, Larry Silvius, Robert Winfield. STANDING: Anna Marie Schuller, Taffie Sizemore, Ester Slay, Pat Newton, Natalie Hoenigmann, Carolyn Payne, Alice Williams, Karan Breeding. SCIENCE CL UB With the ever-increasing need for scientists, the Science Club encourages interested students to expand their knowledge and develop their abilities in various fields of science. The project of the Science Club is to sponsor and direct the annual Science Fair. This year they also sponsored a dance and helped the Tuberculosis Association with their Christmas seal drive. Officers; Pat Newton, Vice President; Alice Williams, Treasurer; Charles Gnadt, President; Natalie Hoenigmann, Secretary. Judith Stokes, Sponsor 92 1st ROW: L. Guay, S. Payne, K. Epling, C. Lewis, L. Hensley, B. Griffith, S. Cornwell, J. Cooper, L. Posey. 2nd ROW: B. Brumback, C. Payne, R. Kearns, M. Murry, W. Richardson, D. Goodpasture, L. Hatcher, P. Cox, J. Halsey, N. Anderson, P. DeWolfe, V. Reed, D. Davis, J. Downey, J. McMurphry, 3rd ROW: M. Simpson, W. Scruggs, J. Cornwell, E. Parker, B. Compton, N. Height, P. Townsend, W. Lafferty, D. Null, E. Oblenchain, P. Mosser, L. Combs, P. Pullen, S. Spettle, J. Blevins. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is composed of students who are interested in library science. The aims of the club are to maintain order in the library, to render service to all students, and to beautify the library in order to create a more pleasant atmosphere for all those who study there. Officers: Joan Halsey, President; Virginia Reed; Linda Combs; Pat Mosser; Dina Null. 93 Officers: President, Punky Hicks; Vice-President, Brenda Hunt; Secretary, Betty Weimer; Treasurer, Toni Duchesne; Parliamentarian, Julia Abbott. Sponsor: Mis. Dinges. FUTURE TEA CHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America Club works for the advancement of the teaching profession of the future. When teachers are absent, these students fill in as substitutes, thus gaining experience for the years ahead. Plus the service they give to Osbourn teachers, F.T.A. members present the faculty with an apple on Teacher's Day and sponsor a school dance during the year. SEATED: K. Breeding, L. Lane, P. Famor, L. Luck, B. Lang, M. Mallard, T. Duchesne, C. Wineholt, B. Weimer. SECOND ROW: P. Townsend, M. Bliss, J. Abbott, B. Hunt, P. Byrd, E. Peters, K. Cassidy, P. Barrow, B. Haire, P. Mosser. THIRD ROW: D. Taylor, D. Dyer, P. Hicks, E. Merchant, N. Hoeningmann, L. Combs. 94 FIRST ROW: S. Potter, M. Reddington, J. Ponder, J. Harris, L. Stark, P. Pullen, R. O'Neil, A. Korsen-dorfer, J. Cornwell, E. Meredith, W. Richardson SECOND ROW: Mrs. Thomas, F. Earhart, E. Obenchain, J. Robey, J. Mitchell, S. Cornwell, B. Holmes, L. Markley, P. Hocker, L. Viars, J. Kuhn, P. Priddy, L. Combs THIRD ROW: D. Dixon, E. Taylor, J. Roland, S. Carson, D. Settle, B. Tibbs, A. McPherron, B. Yonts, J. Sutphin, S. Cox, P. McLaughlin, V. Reid, P. Mosser FOURTH ROW: B. Lang, S. Greene, B. McIntosh, C. Cebula, D. Anderson, J. Breeding, D. Hisey, L. McIntosh, E. Parker, B. Compton, B. Corn-well. F B LA The members of the FBLA are students in the commercial department. During the year various members have volunteered to help teachers with typing and filing. One of their main projects this year was a trip to Washington to tour NEA Headquarters. Each year various delegates look forward to attending State Meetings held in Roanoke or Richmond. Sponsor: Mrs. Thomas Officers: L. Stark, A. Korzendorfer, J. Cornwell, E. Meredith, P. Pullen, R. O'Neil. 95 FIRST ROW: B. McIntosh, C. Cebula, M. Simpson, C. Downs, J. Sutphin, E. Stewart, S. Gillson. SECOND ROW: C. Ritenour, C. Sowash, C. Thompson, B. Bristow, L. Posey, A. Posey, R. Kearns, L. Stouffer, J. Thioneburg. THIRD ROW: G. Gheen, S. Lumfkin, L. Bowman, S. Ashton, C. Pope, P. Brown, M. Kenner, M. Furr, K. Krial. FOURTH ROW: S. Ritenour, L. Thompson, W. Mills, W. Scruggs, L. Hatcher, J. Hoover, E. Hayes, J. Halsey, N. Leonard, P. Swartz. FUTURE HOMEMA KERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization whose desire is to promote better family living in present day and future homes. The motto of the club, Toward New Horizons, expresses the hope that family life may be improved. Another purpose of the club is to help members understand the opportunities open to them in the field of home economics. Officers: J. Sutphin, Vice-President; M. Simpson, Reporter; B. McIntosh, Secretary; C. Downs, President; C. Cebula, Historian; E. Stewart, Treasurer. Sponsor: Miss Edith Layman. 96 Officers: John Harmon, Treasurer; Bob Smallwood, Reporter; Ronnie Advisor: Mr. Kline Hunnicutt, Secretary; G. D. Russell, President; Richard Romine, Vice President; Billy Davis, Sentinel; Mr. Kline, Advisor. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is an organization of boys who are interested in some phase of farming. Most of the boys live on a farm or have some land in which they can grow and develop their projects. The Future Farmers take trips to places of agriculture activities in order to increase their knowledge of farming or related subjects. The club enters projects in the Regional and State competition. 1st ROW: Dale Smith, Bob Smallwood, R. Hunnicutt, G. D. Russell, R. Romine, J. Harmon, B. Davis. 2nd ROW: Alvin Kline, Advisor, D. Penny, W. Leonard, T. Dye, J. Murphy, E. Latham, C. Beny, Bill Young, R. Creel, B. Crisp, H. Vanover, D. Thompson, D. Pearson, H. Durst, D. Bird, W. Collins. 3rd ROW: B. Rhodes, K. Posey, R. Duckett, L. Lawson, P. McGee, B. Leach, L. Leonard, C. Brown, G. Hartman, C. Wolfrey, W. Bowers, S. Crouch. 97 FIRST ROW: Evelyn Merchant, Sandra Taylor, Allen Ritenour, Freddie Earhart, Johnny Ponder, Jacob Rhodes, Diane Dyer; SECOND ROW: Pat Byrd, Gloria Cornwell, Shelby Ritenour, Nancy Anderson, Gloria Graham,Barbara Kelly, Buzzy Ritenour; THIRD ROW: Punky Hicks, Roger Day, Judy Crabill, Jack Sisk, Joe Smith, Joe Ebhardt, Eugene Musser; FOURTH ROW: Reves Childress, Ronnie Cebula, David Wolfe, Frank Cox, Ernie Lunsford, David Pettus, Kirk Swann. VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club of Osbourn consists of those students who have earned a letter in one of the major sports at Osbourn. The club sponsors a dance annually as well as other events. Each fall, a trip to one of the major college football games highlights the clubs activities. Officers: Allen Ritenour, Evelyn Merchant, Sandra Taylor. Sponsor: Mr. Crow 98 Left to Right: Mr. Rion, Sponsor, Charles Hunnicutt, A. C. Murray, Bill Crips, Roy Key. HORTICULTURE Mr. Rion, Sponsor The members of the Horticultural Club, under the guidance of Mr. Rion, have studied many aspects of gardening. They have displayed their knowledge through the improvement of the school campus. During their year's work, the appearance of the campus has been greatly improved by the planting of shubery, removal of trash, and mowing of the lawn in the spring. 99 SEATED: Shirley Friend, Mrs. Kline, Gail Glines STANDING: Virginia Goodpasture, Sammy Green, Joan Stauffer, Donna Hurley, Charlene Bear, Edwin Elliot, Linda Lane. BIBLE CLUB Religion had always played an important role in American History. The Bible Club serves to deepen the spiritual lives of its members, thus making them better citizens of tomorrow. Its primary aim is to deepen the members own spiritual life and to help them solve present day problems with the help of Christian teaching. Sponsor: Mrs. Kline Officers: Shirley Friend, Vice-President; Edwin Elliot, Rep. to Council; Gail Glines, President; Sammy Green, Sec. -Treas. 100 1st ROW: S. Potter, C. Knapp, J. Mitchell, D. Settle, C. Albert, T. Smith, C. Daniels, J. Posey, J. Stark, S. Holt, J. Hartman, L. Guay, L. Todd, Mr. Spencer. 2nd ROW: P. Famor, B. Yontz, D. Tickner, 1. Stone, N. Streeton, B. Robinson, B. Smith, C. Nciswonger, J. Woodhouse, A. Wines, M. Horn, W. Richardson, J. McMurtrey. 3rd ROW: P. Swartz, P. Mosser, S. Pollen, J. McKinny, J. Keys, L. Stark, B. Gamer, J.r Franzello, K. Lawrence, A. Rosso, M. Townsend, L. Silver, Betty Patton, N. Hall. 4th ROW: P. Mauck, C. Langston, B. Tibbs, B. Bickle, S. Greene, R. Snellings, G. Musser, V. Spinks, T. Akers, B. Wiley, Goodman, B. Robinson, R. Carmen. A ifL CHORUS Osbourn High's Chorus has many activities throughout the school year. Included in these are singing at graduation, participating in the Spring Concert, and contributing to school assemblies. The chorus directed by Mr. Spencer, has worked hard studying notes in order to show expression in their singing. During the year, the chorus prepares for the All-State Concert and District Festival where they receive their rating. Officers: Juanita Posey, Judy Keys, Pat Mauck, Debbie Settle, Betty Tibbs, Bonnie Bickle. Director: Mr. Spencer 101 sboum Concert Band -V , AOst ‘f'fA 5 WZ) V, -Vi Sponsor: Mr. Spencer a. Color Guard: P. DeWolf, J. Sickle, D. Wiles, R. Watts, C. Sinclair, O. Skews. _ . . $ o Q 102 Mis, e rnd has continued it iord of achievement i state-wide contests always, the pride of fs members and a credit to )sbourn. It has been active here at Osbourn, also, leading our parades, playing for various functions, and boosting school spirit. Pep Band Officers: SEATED AROUND TABLE, Doug Dirting, Bob DeWolf, Ralph Wells, George Freeman, George Brown, Skip Faith, Lindwood Carter, Odds Botkins, Rusty Shipe, Dwight Hisey, Joanne Sadd, Benny Hill. Lois Hensley Kathy DeLay Bonnie Reash MAJORETTES Linda Epling Kathy Epling Penny Tanner Romona Larson Joy Hoover, Captain 104 FIRST ROW: T. Gibson, C. Petty, G. Musscr, A. Ritenour, J. Ponder, B. Ritenour, L. Shipe, B. Gibson. 2nd ROW: J. Smith, R. Day, B. Ramsey, B. Rhodes, B. Harris, R. Cebula, D. Parks, C. Lynn, J. Sisk, 3rd ROW: D. Johnson, P. Kelley, J. Richards, R. Childress, R. Dutton, M. Piercy, O. Massie, R. Reedy, J. Fries, Manager. VARSITY This year’s varsity football team showed great determination under the coaching of Mr. Holsclaw, Mr. Wood, and Mr. Crow. The 1963 season ended with 4 wins, 5 losses, and 1 tie. With a lot of experienced boys returning next season the team should be even greater. Lower Left: Co-Captains Buzzy Ritenour, Fred Earhart; Lower Right: Reves Childress, All-District Third team All-State. Bill Holesclaw Head Coach 106 1st ROW: B. Ritenour, R. Cebula, J. Smith, A. Ritenour, B. Gibson 2nd ROW: J. Ponder, D. Parks, G. Musser, R. Day. Assistant Coaches A1 Crow Bill Wood FOOTBALL Opponents James Monroe Spotsylvania Lee Gar-Field Luray Yorktown Fauquier Stafford Edison Orange Fred Earhart, All-District, Honorable Mention All-State Quarterback: Joe Smith End: Dave Parks 107 Touchdown Left: Cebula carries to the ten Right: But I don't want to sit down Below: Garfield player upends David Penny Below: Ronnie Cebula tries to block a pass Lower Center: Ponder carries the ball for Osbourn Below: Osbourn gets pulled down on the twenty 108 1st ROW: T. Dye, G. Navachy, J. Swart, R. Dutton, S. Silvious, M. Kevern, B. Vencill, 2nd ROW: B. Tweeden, D. Hitchings, V. Garza, R. Shoemaker, B. Young, S. Unthank, R. Worden, J. Cooper, R. Stevenson, 3rd ROW: L. Carney, R. Lacy, D. Pittman, J. Haynes, L. Smith, J. Daniel, M. Spawling, D. Crum, R. Smallwood, B. Iddings. J. V. FOOTBALL Coach Nelson From little acornes great oaks are grown. And so goes the plight of our J. V. team. It is the hope ol every J. V. player to someday make the varsity. The lost games can be accounted for by the boys lack of experience but many of the boys are now ready to play varsity football. Coach Hostler 109 Left to Right: 1st ROW: R. Mitchell, D. Wolfe, C. Dotson, J. Sisk, 2nd ROW: M. Nelson, J. Harris, D. Pettus, 3rd. ROW: R. Witt, S. Worley, C. Lynn, F. Cox, Not pictured, J. Smith. VARSITY We Opponents They 55 James Monroe 54 25 Fauquier 57 63 Spotsylvania 77 35 Fauquier 45 40 Stafford 79 46 Nokesville 49 49 Herndon 47 59 Gar-Field 55 Remainder of the schedule was not com- pleted at the printing of this book. Left: Coach Nelson LOWER LEFT: Roy Mitchell scores again CENTER: Soph. Sid Worley LOWER RIGHT: Dave Wolfe takes another shot. 110 Bill Tweeden BASKETBALL A hard fought victory over last year's District Champs, James Monroe, paved the way for one of the best seasons at Osbourn in the last few years. Under the leadership of Coach Nelson the team did the one thing that has been impossible in the last few years -- winning the opening game. A thrilling victory over rival Gar-field helped make this season one of the most exciting ever. With the exception of three seniors the team is made up of sophomores and juniors. This should be the foundation for another great team next year. Phil Harris LOWER LEFT: Seniors; Joe Harris, Dave Wolfe, Connie Dotson CENTER: Sid stops No. 13. LOWER RIGHT: Frank moves a Falcon player out of the way. Ill UPPER LEFT: Roy Mitchell UPPER CENTER: Joe Harris UPPER RIGHT: Connie Dotson LEFT: Jack fakes a Falcon player RIGHT: Wolfe goes high for a lay up LOWER LEFT: What is the team looking for? LOWER CENTER: Jack Sisk LOWER RIGHT: Sid and Mike warm up for the game. 112 FIRST ROW: R. Dutton, R. Lacy, L. Smith, C. Wolfrey, D. Nelson SECOND ROW: S. Hammer, T. Dye, D. Reid, D. Johnson, G. Snyder THIRD ROW: J. Brown, M. Kerven, B. Boyd, D. Reed. J.V. BASKETBALL We Opponents They 38 James Monroe 67 27 Fauquier 23 31 Spotsylvania 47 45 Fauquier 43 25 Stafford 50 48 Nokesville 37 25 Herndon 59 39 Gar-field 25 Remainder of schedule not completed at the printing of this book. Coach Holesclaw Pre-practice chalk talk 113 1st ROW: D. Richey, J. Richey, J. Fries, S. Knapp. 2nd ROW: R. Day, S. Faith, R. DeWolf, J. Daniel. 3rd ROW: R. Childress, G. Musser, L. Meade, J. Swart. WRESTLING When you mention wrestling to most people they usually think of the professional type of wrestling on T.V. High school wrestling is very different. The purpose of wrestling is to build body strength, self-defense, and sportsmanship. At this time Osbourn has several wrestlers who are undefeated. With each match the team seems to improve. By the time regional and state matches come up Osbourn should have some of the top men in the state. The boys should be commended for the fine work they are doing in a growing sport. Roger Day Jim is ready to pin his man Johnny Fries 114 Sam Knapp Reverse Skipper! OPPONENTS Yorktown A Falls Church H Orange A Fairfax H Mount Vernon A Culpeper A Fort Hunt H Orange H Marshall A Groveton A Woodson A Culpeper H Capts. Jim Richey and Gene Musser Reeves Childress Larry Meade Robert gets 2 points Donny Richey 115 Left to Right: B. Meyers, H. Hutchison, D. Hottle, V. Cornwell, R. McCuin, J. Sloper. Johnny Sloper VARSITY A rousing victory over Gar-field began an outstanding season of baseball for Osbourn. Although we lost our chance to compete for district championship by one game, the season was predominately a winning one. All through the season spirits soared. The team was always fighting for that final goal; the top place, and when at the end of their reach they had the satisfaction of knowing that they had done their best and worked together as a team. LOWER LEFT: Sammy Greene, Steve Downs, Wayne Hoffman LOWER RIGHT: Bill Layman, Donald Merryman, Jerry Jenkins, 2nd ROW: Howard Smoot, Ronnie Cebula, 116 FIRST ROW: A. Ritenour, R. McCuin, V. Cornwell, J. Sloper, D. Hottle, H. Hutchinson, 2nd ROW: B. Meyers, B. Ritenour, R. Mitchell, R. Cebula, F. Cox, H. Smoot, 3rd ROW: B. Gibson, B. Layman, D. Merryman, B. Ramsey 4th ROW: G. Jenkins, B. Boyd. Coach Wood BASEBALL Opponents Gar-field Yorktown Hammond J. E . B Stuart Stafford Lee Wakefield McLean Madison Woodson Mt. Vernon Fairfax W. L. Gar-field Marshall G. W. Groveton Annandale John Mosby Falls Church Hottle picks up a ground ball 117 Herman Hutchison Howard Smoot Vernon Cornwell Roy Mitchell Allan Ritenour Ronnie McCuin Buzzy Ritenour Donnie Hottle 118 1st ROW: J. Smith, M. Nelson, R. Gibson, E. Hopson, J. Ponder, S. Peterson, 2nd ROW: H. Larkin, J. Swartz, G. Crum, T. Gibson, T. Dye, C. Bolding, 3rd ROW: D. Pettus, J. Larkin, Z. Ward, S. McDaniels. J.V. BASEBALL Coach Kline The J.V. baseball team won several of its games this season. Every win was a reward for all of the hard work that they had put in, but each loss meant that the players had learned something new about what it meant to work as a team. All through the season they showed great sportsmanship and gained experience which they hoped would qualify them for the varsity team next year. T. Dye, R. Gibson, J. Smith, S. McDaniels S. Peterson looks ready (3rd) 119 FRONT: Cleil Fitzwater, David Fries; SECOND: Bob Dorries, Benny Devers, Corkey Wilkins, Craig Lynn, Teddy Bauserman, Roger Day, Bob Sawyer; THIRD: Peter DeWolfe, Skipper Faith, Bobby Harris, Freddy Smith, Bill Botts; FOURTH: George Freeman, Rick Witt, Ken Lion, Dicky Boatwright, Terry Silvious. TRACK Osbourn is as proud of her varsity track team this year as she ever has been and ever will be. When the season officially opened with Coach Welker and the 1963 team making their way to Swavely Field, Osbourn turned out to cheer her team to victory, and she stood behind the team as it worked to bring honor to her. Coach Welker. Captain: David Fries Lower, center: One of Managers: Allan Barbee, and Corky's winning jumps. Howard Brinegar. 120 Bob Sawyer looks on as Bob Dorries practices discus throwing. Bill Botts, Skip Faith, and George Freeman take a run around Osbourn's track field. Coach: Mr. Butts TRACK OPPONENTS Orange Battlefield Relays Culpepper Fauquier Nokesville Rappahannock Relays Stafford James Monroe Spotsylvania District Meet Gar-field State Meet LOWER LEFT: Cleil Fitzwater LOWER CENTER: Benny Devers takes a hurdle LOWER RIGHT: Corky hurdles with the greatest of ease. 121 FIRST ROW: Diana Dyer, Shelby Ritenour, Debbie Dyer, Gloria Graham SECOND ROW: Carol Staley, Helen Kelly, Brenda Alexander, Punky Hicks THIRD ROW: Brenda Hunt, Jane Vanover, Nancy Du Vail, Gloria Cornwell, Evelyn Merchant. VARSITY The Varsity Hockey team under the coaching of Miss McSweeney and Miss Huff made a good showing for their first year in group I -B. Although they played only a few games the team showed plenty of fight and spirit. They should be commended for their efforts. LEFT: Diane fights for the ball. LOWER LEFT: You've almost got it, Brenda. LOWER RIGHT: Coaches: Miss Gail McSweeny, Miss Nancy Huff. 122 Get that ball! Nancy DuVall Defends Osbourn's goal. HOCKEY Opponents Stafford 2 Spotsylvania 2 James Monroe 2 CAPTAINS: Evelyn Merchant and Gloria Graham Osbourn player fights for the ball. Osbourn takes ball from Stafford player. 123 KNEELING: Shirley Fink, Donna Cooper, Kitty Beville, Julia Wilshin, Sharon Leggett, Melinda Miller; STANDING: Kay Adsit, Barbara Sullivan, Patsy Manns, Kathie Levitt, Linda Viars, Maria Bliss, Bettie Compton. J. V. HOCKEY The girls J. V. Hockey Team spent many hard hours practicing for their games. These hours resulted in a winning season. They anticipate an even better season next year. Captains: Patsy Manns and Shirley Fink Kathie blocks an opponent Concentrating on the ball 124 FRONT ROW: Loretta Wilkins, Taffy Sizemore, Julia Wilshin SECOND ROW: Connie House, Sheron Leggett, Sandy Iddings THIRD ROW: Donna Hurley, Ann Botts, Kathie Levitt, Bettie Compton. GIRLS’ J. V. BASKETBALL Although the J. V. Girls' Basketball team has not had as much experience as its varsity counterpart, their past season was one of several victories. The girls showed a great deal of good sportsmanship and lady-like conduct not only on their home court but as representatives of our school at away games. As future varsity players they gain the know-how which will make them G-R-E-A-T! Captains: Sandy Iddings Betty Compton Coach Huff 125 1st ROW: Jane Vanover, Gloria Graham, Barbara Kelly, Shelby Ritenour. 2nd ROW: Carol Ann Laughtons, Jeanie Hopkins, Debbie Dyer, 3rd ROW: Carol Staley, Jane Alvey, Brenda Alexander, Evelyn Merchant, Dianne Dyer. Managers: Helen Kelly, Betty Griffith QUEEN The Queen Bees were made up of several girls who lettered last year. With plenty of experience and skill the team had a very impressive record. Under the direction of Coach McSweeney and Coach Huff the team made many improvements. The team got off to a slow start, but by the time the tournament rolled around the girls had regained the form that made them so great last year. Although they lost out in the tournament they showed plenty of fight and should be commended for their fine efforts. 126 Captains: Jane Vanover Shelby Ritenour BEES WE THEY 33 James Monroe 31 37 Stafford 40 42 Orange 27 44 Herndon 51 54 Nokesville 34 21 Stafford 29 Evelyn Shoots Dyer aims for the basket Jane drives in for a layup 127 1st ROW: Pat Sisson, Gloria Cornwell, Diana Dyer, Nancy Du Vail 2nd Coach: Miss Huff ROW: Micky Fogle, Barbara Kelly, Adelc LeKander 3rd ROW: Carol Staley, Sandy Taylor, Betty Forrish, Ann DeBoard. VARS ITT SOFTBALL Managers: Lynn Anstine, Pearl Russel Betty catches a fly in Groveton game. Gloria makes a play Betty catches the ball 128 1st ROW: Charlie Hairc, Jane Alvey, Debby Dyer, Ailene Rosso, Shelby Ritenour, 2nd ROW: Brenda Alexander, Helen Kelly, Linda Viars, Shirley Fink, Dina Null, Pam Cox. V. SOFTBALL The Junior Varsity Softball team is made up of girls who hope one day to play varsity softball. The girls spent many long and hard hours practicing ball. Under the leadership of Coach McSweeney and Coach Pack the girls made a fine showing. The school should be proud of their efforts. Coaches: Miss McSweeney and Miss Pack Captains: Debby Dyer Ailene Rosso She missed! Managers, Betty Griffith Juanita McNamera 129 Left to Right: Cathy Coakley; Kay Wells; Connie Russert; Pam Messall; Judy Crabill, Captain; Nita Le Lacheur; Carolyn Hammond, Co-Captain; Sandy Taylor. VARSITY After spending long hours of practice, the cheerleaders are prepared to lead the crowds in yells to cheer the Football and Basketball teams on to victory. In addition to keeping the crowds cheering, the cheerleaders sponsor a Bon Fire to add to the excitement of Homecoming. Judy Crabill — Captain Betty Whitenack — Sponsor 130 Kay Wells Connie Russert Nita IeLacheur CHEERLEADERS Sandy Taylor Cathy Coakley 131 Left to Right: Bea Cotter, Sharon Potter, Kay Brown, Nancy Kline 3-V. CHEERLEADERS Martha Simmons Sponsor Bea Cotter Sharon Potter 132 GO MAN! GO! Don't just stand there ! SCHOOL DANCES MADDENING! 134 Homecoming Court Pep Club's Winning Float HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES Connie Russert, Homecoming Queen Plow 'Em Under 'Bury Stafford' 135 JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS The F. H. A. had its annual Christmas Party. BELOW: The Art classes decorated the halls and lobby for Christmas. BELOW: The Key Club decorated the door of their supply store. ABOVE: Babs Johnson decorated a door for the F.B. L.A. BELOW: The Dramatics Club gave its annual Christmas Play. 136 Conrad helps saw. Working with a band saw. 137 COSMETOLOGY Tease, tease, tease! No feather, feather, This is the way I comb my hair, feather! Janet, what is so interesting? Mrs. Edwards Look! But don't touch! 138 Now for a little cat nap. The class that makes you pretty. SENIORS Office girls hard at work. The Thinker? Carol Zahorchak on duty. Do not disturb! Left: The wonderful world of Mechanical Drawing. Right: Furtherance of the cause of higher learning. 139 SCHOOL DA TS Thirty cents, Please! This is 1st lunch shift?? Teacher Lunch Table The Creat Inspector 140 SCHOOL DA TS Advanced band receives instruction. Period of relaxation? Mr. Butts's typing class. 141 The end of a LONG day. Coach can we play? Solitude. SCHOOL DA TS Glee Club at its best. Just too many stairs. 142 PATRONS Norman Realty Lyon's Bouquet Mart Hughes of Manassas H. E. Spies, Real Estate The Boat Mart F. A. Holmes, Realtor Chris's House of Cloth Honor Society Lionettes Key Club Mr. Mrs. J. J. Leo Future Homemakers of America Dr. Mrs. John M. Waters Mr. Mrs. Herman Butts Compliments of Compliments of THE ROBERT M. McCLANAHAN JOURNAL MESSENGER Professional Photographer Manassas, Virginia 336 Main Street Warrenton, Virginia TRADING POST M. W. Farnor, Prop. Lake Jackson - ample free parking Open 8 A. M. - 11 P. M. -- Sundays 8 A.M. - 10 P. M. Dial - 368-3833 Groceries - Hardware Sherwin Williams Kern-Tone Paint Shell Gas Oil - Fishing Tackle - Bait Guns - Ammunition - Clothing, etc. I_____________________________________________________________ PRINCE PONTIAC OLDSMOBILE, INC. G.M. C. Trucks EM 8-2129 535 Centreville Road Manassas, Virginia EM 8-2121 Manassas, Va . HYNSON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Hesco Gas Service Furniture Electrical Appliances Gas Appliances TUCKERS Downtown Manassas Teen shoes for the teen crowd at Osbourn. HIBBS GIDDINGS WILMER W. HUTCHINSON INSURANCE Clothes for Men and Boys since 1898 216 S. Center St. Also Newly Added Ladies Apparel Manassas, Virginia 230 West Center St. Manassas, Va . Compl iments of PRINCE WILLIAM CREDIT BUREAU, INC. BAKER SONS FUNERAL HOME Established 1894 Phone 368-3116 314 N. West St. Manassas, Va. A£ aJL If7? Compliments 2. sc? L JOHN L. BREEDEN Compliments of DUDLEY MARTIN CHEVROLET Manassas INC _ ( Manassas, Va. R Hardware Compliments of NEW METHOD CLEANERS DRYER 122 S. Battle St. Manassas, Virginia Shirt Laundry Alterations RANDT’S STEAKS Steimer's Sea Food Portion Control Meats Sea Food U.S. Government Inspected Centreville Road A Privately owned, Tax-Paying Business. . . PRINCE WILLIAM ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Manassas, Virginia R. JACKSON RATCLIFFE, INC. Fire 110 N. Battle St Manassas, Va. 368-3073 GREGORY CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. General Contractor 575 Prince William St. Manassas, Virginia SHUBER JUSTICE, INC. Insurance - Real Estate 114 North Battle Street Manassas, Va. Phone: EM 8-6532 GEORGE'S LAKE JACKSON RESTAURANT AND MOTEL Phone: 368-4411 On Route 234 Manassas, Va. PEEBLES DEPT. STORE, INC. Shopping Center Manassas, Va. y Manassas Lumber Company Lumber — Mil Iwork Builders' Supplies-Hardware-Paint Manassas, Va. Em. 8-2141 1094 Centrevilie Road Manassas, Virginia LUCK ALBRITE, INC. Plumbing Heating Electrical Air Conditioning Em. 8-3322 Western Auto Associate Store Home owned and operated J. E. Rice, owner J. E. Rice, Jr., Manager Shopping Center Manassas, Virginia ALEXANDRIA DAIRY MILK BAR Manassas, Virginia Jt OH 5. MANASSAS TAXI, INC. 121 S. Main Street EM. 8-6291 24 hour service radio dispatched Em. 8-2050 CHRIS' HOUSE OF CLOTH PROFFITT INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance National Bank Building Manassas, Virginia Em. 8-3931 Fabrics Notions Domestics Baby Needs Pound Goods Compliments of JOE'S MOTOR COMPANY Chris C. Sizemore, Proprietress 1130 Centreville Rd ., Manassas, Va. Where friends meet. . . COCKE’S PHARMACY Compl iments of CREST CLEANERS EM 8-3700 Fashions in Furniture C. L. BARNES SONS Manassas, Virginia EMORY L. 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