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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1965 volume:

HI-JA CKET Editor: Ginny Waters Assistant Editor: Alice Williams Business Manager: Natalia Hoenigmann Sponsors: Miss Irene Umberger Mr. Herman Butts Publishers: American Yearbook Co. 1 Foreword Progress through high school is a series of doors. For most students at Osbourn, the end of this school year merely marks the closing of another chapter of their high school life; ahead lies a long, fun-filled summer, then back to school again. For Osbourn's Seniors, however, the last door is about to close upon their entire high school career. You, the Class of '65 will travel new and different pathways into the future. From now on you will find new doorways and will begin to shape your own lives. You have a direction to take, a way to do it, and you know the way. Ahead is the door, the handle to turn, the latch to lift. Throughout these years you have been finding, acquiring, filling your pockets with keys. Already the doors are opening. Through how many shall you finally pass? 2 Contents Foreword..........................................2 Contents .........................................3 Dedication........................................5 Honor.............................................6 Principal's Address...............................7 County Administration.............................8 School Administration............................10 Faculty..........................................11 Seniors..........................................19 Juniors..........................................53 Sophomores.......................................63 Organizations....................................73 Athletics.......................................105 Activities......................................137 Advertisements .................................145 3 Dedication It is no ordinary teacher who effectively combines in a classroom ability and knowledge of her subject with personal enthusiasm and understanding. Osbourn High School can boast such a teacher, appreciated not only for her excellence in class, but for her generosity in giving her time to individual students and to varied extracurricular activities. Her warmth and friendship, her ready laughter and unfailing wit are a part of Osbourn. The Annual Staff takes great pride in dedicating the 1964 Hi-Jacket to Mrs. Susan Barbee. 4 Teaches enthusiastically Listens to class discussions Prepares 5 Honor His doors are always open, and his classes spark interest while maintaining informality. Patience and praise are his methods, creativity his theme. For his instruction and guidance, the Annual Staff would like to honor the man with the bamboo pole, Mr. Howard Mallard. 6 The key to the life that each student is building is in his hands. May each of you build wisely and well so that possession of the key to your life will not have been held in vain. William H. Wood 7 Mr. Stuart Beville Superintendent of Schools Mr. Joseph Tosti Administrative Assistant County Administration SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: Mrs. Dickens, Mr. Wood, Mrs. Winfield, Mr. Pattie, Mr. Beville, Mr. Lynn, Mrs. Latham, Mr. Murphy. Mr. Claude DeHaven Director of Instruction 8 Mr. Herbert Saunders Director of Personnel Dhera (Billy) Jeapaditorporn from Dharburi Thailand is welcomed by Osbourn Principal. William H. Wood. Billy has an American Field Service Scholarship. He is sponsored by the Manassas American Field Service Chapter, the Osbourn PTA and the Osbourn SCA. The purpose of the scholarship is twofold: The student shall gain an understanding of the United States, its people, educational system, customs, and ideals, and spread this understanding among his family and friends in future years after he returns home, and that he shall spread an understanding of his own country among his American school companions, teachers. family, and friends while he is here. 9 Mr. Robert L. Franklin Assistant Principal Miss Lilian Orlich Guidance Miss Carrie Lanford Guidance School Administration 10 Miss Kay Rudy Madison College B. A. Mr. Paul Parker Elon College B. A. Mrs. Helen Stair Indiana University B. A. English and Mr. John Palmer William Mary College B. A. University of Va. M. Ed. Mrs. Joyce Sperow Shepherd College B. A. B. S. 12 Mrs. Carmen Grayson Georgetown Univ. B.S. John Hopkins M. A. Mrs. Susan Barbee George Washington Univ. B. A. Foreign Languages Mr. Ernest Sullins West Carolina College B.S. Miss Audrey Chandler University North Carolina B. A. Miss Alice Miller George Washington Univ. B. A. 13 Science and Math MISS PAULINE SMITH William G Mary College B. S. MR. WILLIAM REED University of Maine B.S. MR. WESLEY SHREWSBURY Concord College B.S. MR. FRED YEATER West Virginia University, B.S. Marshall College, M. A. MR. SHREVE BRENT William Mary College B. A. MISS EMMA CARPENTER Longwood College B.A. MISS LILIAN ORLICH Hunter College, B.A. New York University, M. A. Social Studies MISS MARY NELSON Longwood College, B. S. Columbia University, M.A. MR. EDWIN NELSON Shepherd College B.A. 15 MR. REAMS BENNETT University of Tennessee B.S. MRS. MARY EDWARDS V. P. I. MISS EDITH LAYMAN Madison College B.S. Vocational MR. JOHN PORTER Richmond Prof. Inst. B.S. MR. ROBERT WEST V. P. I. B. A. 16 MR. JOHN HOLSCLAW V. P. I. B. S. MR. HERMAN BUTTS Milligan College B.S. Business MISS IRENE UMBERCER Radford College, B. S. V.P. I., M. Ed. MRS. JANICE WILSON East Carolina College B.S. 17 Mr. Howard Mallard East Carolina College, B.S. Miss Emily Fletcher Madison College B.S. Mr. Joseph Fortuna Concord College, B.S. West Virginia University M.S. General Education Mr. Bill Hansil Davidson College B. A. Miss Nancy Huff Mr. A1 Crow Winthrop College William G Mary College B. S. B. S. G M. Ed. 18 SENIORS SENIOR OFFICERS: Rick Witt, Vice-President; Ann Trusler, Treasurer; Bernie Reed, President; Nita LaLacheur, Secretary; Mike Nelson, Representative to Council. Ours is a unique class. The first to graduate from Osbourn Senior High School. We can take pride in our athletes, our academic record,and our ability to meet the challenges presented to us. We're an all American group of teenagers, gay and a little happy-go-lucky; but who cares! We've made the grade. We're Seniors! Sponsor: Miss Nelson Sponsor: Mrs. Wilson Sponsor: Miss Fletcher 20 JULIA ABBOTT SCOTT ALDRICH BRENDA ALEXANDER CAROL BAKER CHRISTINE BALAZIK ALLEN BARBEE VICKIE BAST KATHY BELL YVONNE BERKEBILE DICKIE BOATWRIGHT ANGIE BOGGS BILL BOTTS WAYNE BOWERS LARRY BRADSHAW SANDY BRANSON JOHN BREEDING RICHARD BRUMBACK DOLLY BRUNK BETTY BROWN JOHN BRUMBACK PAMELA BROWN JERRY BUHL DONNA COOPER VIRGINIA CORBIN GLORIA CORNWELL RONNIE CORNWELL FRANK COX, JR. SANDRA COX JOYCE CORNWELL SAMMY CROUCH BILL CRISP GEORGE CRUM, JR. JOE DANIELS HORTENSE DASHER MACRISSA DASHER ANDRE DAVIS PATRICIA DAWSON ROGER O. DAY CYNTHIA DICKENSON SHEILA DINGUS DOUGLAS DIRTINC CHERYL DOWNS ROBERT DRAWDY TONI DUCHESNE ARTHUR DULA RONALD DUCKETT JOSEPH H. EBHART DUANE ECKELBERC ALICE EDWARDS EDWIN P. ELLIOTT CHRIS FAIR ARTHUR FARQUHAR BEV FARLEY 27 PHYLLISA FARNOR SHIRLEY FINK JENNIFER FINLEY ROY FISHER JERRY FLETCHER CLYDE FLEEMAN GARY FOLEY MARY JANE FOLEY LEO FOWLER ALICE FOX GEORGE FREEMAN DON FULLER LARRY GARNER GAIL GARTEN BILL GIBSON RAY GILBERT DANIEL GOLLHARDT TRISH GOODMAN CHARLIE GNADT PAT GREEN SAMMY GREENE JANET GRAY BARBARA CRIZER FRANK HALL BARBARA GORDON JOAN HALSEY LARRY HAMILTON CAROLYN HAMMOND JOHN HARMAN BOBBY HARRIS WANDA HASH LYNDA HATCHER PEGGY SUE HAYNES LEE-ANN HEFLIN PEGGY HESS TOM HENSLEY JIMMY HICKS PATRICIA HIGDEN BENNY HILL DORIS HILL DWIGHT HISEY RONNIE HUNNICUTT BARBARA HUNSBURCER BRENDA HUNT JEANIE HOPKINS MARIE HORN BILLY JEAPODITARPORN JEFF JETTEN JOHNNY JOBACK DINAH JONES LEWIS JONES LINDA JORDON ELEANOR JOYCE HELEN KELLY WARREN KERLIN MARGARET KERNS JUDY KEYS JAMES KIZER WANDA LAFFERTY JOAN LANG CAROL LANGSTON GWEN LAWRENCE PAT LEE LINDA LEIROLD NITA LELACHEUR JERRY LEONARD NANCY LEONARD ROBERT LEONARD LYNDA LIGHT ANNA MARIE LILLY ALAN LION STEVE LIPSCOMB MELANIE LUCAS CRAIG LYNN CARL MARTIN ORAN MASSIE PAT MAUCK PETE MAYS LARRY MEADE DONALD MERRYMAN CLARENCE MEREDTTH JAN MIDCETTE JOANIE MILLER MALINDA MILLER 36 EDDIE MILLER PEGGY MILLER MITZIE MILLS JANICE MITCHELL BILL MURAFKA KAREN MULCAHY GERALD MULUNS JUDY MULLINS CAROLYN NEFF JOANN NICHOLSON MARGARET PAINE CAROLYN PAYNE ELAINE OBENCHAIN CHET PAYNE DAVE PARKS MIKE PERDUE DAVID PETTUS BETTY PITTARD CECELIA POPE WAYNE POSEY SHARON POTTER JOYCE POWERS MIKE PRICE BILL RAMSEY VIVIAN RANKIN BERNIE REED VIRGINIA REED GERALD REPASS WANDA RICHARDSON JANET ROBEY BETTY ROBINSON HUGH ROLLINS FAYE RODEHEAVER JOYCE GAIL ROLAND BOBBI RUNION RUSTY SH1PE REGINA SHUBERT JAN SICKEL 41 LYNN SILVER LARRY SILVIOUS JOHN SISK FRED SMITH JOE SMITH RONNY SNELLINGS JERRY SOWASH SALLY STERAGO EDNA STEWART CARL STREET NANCY STRETTON LOIS STROOP HANNAH SURPLUS DALE SWANK DARLENE TAYLOR EVELYN TAYLOR SANDRA TAYLOR BURTON THORNBURG BETTY CAROL TIBBS DONNA TICKNER PEGGY TOWNSEND ANN TRUSLER DELORES VENCILL J. R. VITALE VIRGINIA WATERS BETTY WEIMER KAY WELLS CHRIS WALSH JERRY WATERS RALPH WELLS RONALD WELLS MARY BLAIR WILLARD ANN WILLIAMS CHRISTIE WINEHOLT ROY WINES RICK WITT BUTCH WOLFREY STEVE WSZALEK BEST ALL AROUND Kay Wells and Rick Witt 46 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sara Busey and Edwin Elliott MOST UNFORGETTABLE: Betty Tibbs and Billy Jeapoditarpon MOST ATHLETIC: Gloria Cornwell and Reeves Childress 49 Wittiest Kayla Blackburn and Jimmy Bettis Best Looking Paige Blades and Joe Smith 52 JUNIORS Junior officers: Steve Petersen, Treasurer; Kathie Levitt, Secretary; Bob Browne, President; Barbara Sullivan Representative to Council; Sandra Moore, Vice-President. Sponsors: Miss Miller, Mr. Mallard. Great things have taken place in the Junior class this year. Rings and new responsibilities have made us aware of our status as upperclassmen. The year was climaxed by the Junior-Senior Prom, a red-letter day in our record. As the year draws to a close, the Class of '66 is looking forward to the final step upward into our Senior year. 54 Judy Beal Barbara Bobeer Kitty Beville Janice Blevins Ann Botts Donald Bowbeer Buzz Boyd Judy Breeden Karen Breeding Bestia Bristow Bob Browne Keith Brunk Linda Bryant Gloria Burke Charles Campbell Frank Cardwell 55 ( Eyes on copy. Ellen Cassidy Ronnie Cebula Reba Childress Shirley Clay Cathy Coakly Betty Compton Thomas Connelly Peggy Cook Barbara Cornwell Margaret Cornwell Martha Cornwell Senie Cornwell Bee Cotter Cheryl Counts Shirley Creel Richmond Crisp 56 Look what we are going to do to Lounden. Donald Crum Alan Currence Eddie Dalton Doreen Davis Pete DeWolf Donald Dixon Warren Doggett Terry Dye Gene Fairfax Diane Farror Margret Fletcher Johnny Fries Howard Furr Rachel Carman Bob Gamer Barbara Geris Harry Ghadban Jimmy Ghadban 57 Terry Halsey Steve Hammer Dickie Hedrick Debbie Hibbs Laura Hinkle Dennis Hitchings Juanita Hooe Natalia Hoenigmann Connie House Sandy Iddings Larry Jeblick Wayne Jeffers Carlene Jones Gail Kearns Joyce Kuhn Charles Land 58 Sheron Leggett Kathy Levitt Carol Lewis Bill Libeau Sharon Lumpkin Pat McGhee Mary McGie Linda McIntosh Jannabee McKenny Kirby Matlick Joan Mauck Carol Merchant 59 Dance Henry Dance. Pam Messall Don Methcmy Sandy Moore Cletis Neil Larry Oliff Frank Owens Sherry Padgett Elsie Parker Ricky Parker Edgar Parrish Mickey Peacher David Pearson Carlos Perry Elisa Peters Micky Piercy Kenny Posey Linda Posey Ralph Quinn 60 Bonnie Reash Ronnie Reedy Jacob Rhodes Don Richey Ronnie Riddle Susan Rieder Herbert Robinson Ken Roynestad Jimmy Russell Janice Shoemaker Rose Shull Steve Silvious C. A. Sinclair Taffy Sizemore Ossie Skews Dale Smith Vee Spinks Carol Staley Shirley Staley Frank Stephens 61 Ronnie Tucker Bill Tweeden Steve Uthank Nelly VanDyke Harold Vanover Ken Vaughn Linda Viars Susan Waters Ricky Watts Bill Young Linda Wyatt Donnie Wine Julie Wilshin Alice Williams Loretta Wilkins 62 saaowoHdos Officers: Debby Dyer, Treasurer; Kay Browne, Secretary; Pam Fairfax, President; Gayle Alvey, Representative to Council. Sponsors: Mr. Reed and Mrs. Grayson This year the Class of '67 is again the base of Osbourn's class totum pole. Our Sophomore class, it seems, has been at the bottom since their eighth grade year. When they became Freshmen, the eighth grade level was dropped; and now at Osbourn Senior High their situation is again the same. This position, however, is certainly no standard for the outstanding school spirit and participation of the O.H.S. Sophomores. As they look forward to their Junior Year, we know that they will continue to be a source of leadership and honor to Osbourn Senior High. 64 Barbara Able Gail Alvey Jane Alvey Ann Barbee Ellen Bartlett Rachel Bean Sue Bettis Ronnie Blackwell Stan Boatwright John Bowers Linda Bowman Danny Brashers Connie Breeden Linda Breedon Sharon Bridges Charles Brown Johnny Brown Kay Browne Rita Brown Betty Brumback A1 Brunk Mike Bryant Jeanette Cabaniss Robert Carney Judy Carlton 65 Sandra Carlton Jack Corle Gail Chrisawn William Clark Peggy Coates Joe Connelly Betty' Conner Edgar Conner Arlene Cook Joyce Cornwell Carrie Cornwell Pam Cox Carl Crouch Betty Crouch Valerie Cross David Cregger Linda Cregger Gloria Dasher Gloria Davis Jim DeWolf Pat Dixon Patsy Duckett Christiane Durand John Duritza Ronald Dutton 66 Debbie Dyer Lonnie Fadley Tom Fair Cynthia English Robert Edwards Tommy Evans Joyce Fairfax Pam Fairfax Donnie Feltner Joseph Franzello Bonnie Fur Ion Eugene Furr Joyce Geris Geraldine Gheen Rick Gibson Buddy Godfrey Gloria Grubb Jackie Hall Darold Hamilton William Harris SlM. _____ Karen Hayes Kathy Hayes Jerry Haynes Ernest Hoenigmann David Hoffman Margaret Leach Ralph Leonard Julia Loftin Gilda Lowe Linda Lunar Marie Mallard Linda Marsh Judy Martin Joan McDanolds Jo Ann McLaughlin 68 Mickey McKinney Margaret Meredith Lonnie Morris Ronnie Morrissette Beverly Muddiman Bonnie Mullins Reta Mullins Jenny Murefka A. C. Murray • Martha Murphy Peggy Murphy Carol Parker Doris Parks Sharon Pattie Tom Pattie Patsy Pearson Shelia Payne David Penny Jimmy Peters Ann Petitt Sharon Pickett Susan Piercy Linda Prette Larry Pullen Nancy Rankin 69 Alana Reed David Reed Dennis Reed Barbara Robey Douglas Repass Rodney Reynolds Tommy Rhodes Jack Richards Michael Robinson Conrad Runion Gerald Runion Donald Schreves Terry Schrum Margaret Scogin Gary Shillingburg Ronnie Shipp Linda Shirley Randy Shoemaker Carolyn Shumate Ruth Sickcl Gary Sloper Kirsten Smith Tamea Smith Victor Smith Carol Sowash 70 Shirley Spittle Miles Stair Jean Stark Joan Stark Betty Stevens Mike Stewart Linda Taylor Ronnie Taylor Yvonne Taylor Paul Thompson Judy Throneburg Sandra Tompson Annette Totten Trina Tovar Andrea Trickett Craig Trickett Gary VanNetten Bobby Vencill Valerie Walker Margaret Ward Mary Ellen Warner Joyce Waters Kenny Watts Dee Weaver Mary Webb 71 Jeanie Wells Carolyn Whistleman Robert Winfield 72 ORGANIZATIONS TOP ROW: J Halsey, P. Townsend, C. Fair, A. Williams, B Pittard, S. Buscy, C. Wineholt, K. Blackburn, B. Weimer, N. LeLacheur. 2nd ROW: P. Messall, K. Delay, J. Wilshin, B Sullivan, K. Browne, L. Heflin, L. Viars, G. Alvey, D. Cooper. FRONT ROW: BILLY, M. Nelson, D. Eckelburg, E. Elliott, C. Martin, R. Witt, E. Lunsford, F. Owens, L. Carter, B. Browne, R. Childress. Student The Student Cooperative Association, S.C.A., includes every student in Osbourn Senior High School. The governing body of this organization is made up of two groups, the Senate and the Council. Sponsor, Miss Smith Officers: Ann Trusler, Betty Pittard, Kay Brown, Cheryl Downs, Donna Cooper, Pam Messall. 74 TOP: Ann Trusler, Brenda Hunt, Dickie Boatwright, Sid Worley, Debbie Dyer, Kay Browne. BOTTOM: Carolyn Hammond, Betty Pittard, Donna Cooper, Pam Messall, Cheryl Downs, Dandy Moore. Government The aim ( f the S.C.A. is to promote cooperation among the students, the faculty, and the administration, and to provide a wholesome school environment . Sponsor, Miss Emily Fletcher Sara Busey announces the crowning of the Home coming Queen. 75 S.C.A. President, Sara Busey. Foreign exchange student, Dehra Japiditarporn and his American brother, Bill Botts. 76 Officers: Chris Fair, and Carol Merchant. STANDING: Mike Price, Steve Lipscomb, Edwin Elliott, Art Dula. SEATED: Melanie Lucas, Duane Eckelberg, Brenda Hunt. Debate Club The Osbourn High School Debate Society has been hard at work since the beginning of the school year. Members spent two months doing the necessary research for the debate proposal before actual practice began. In addition to its usual activities of preparing for and participating in debates, the Society operated a paperback book store. The store has proved to be an added asset for the club and the school. From all indications the Debate Club will have a successful season in all respects. FRONT ROW: Ginny Waters, Alice Williams, Natlie Hoenigmann. 2nd ROW: Phyllis Fharner, Barbara Runion, Linda Wyatt. Chris Fair. 3rd ROW: Jennifer Finnley, Chris Balazik, Juanita Hooe, Barbara Cornwell. 4th ROW: Senie Cornwell, Pat Newton. Hi-Jacket For the annual staff work begins with summer ad selling and continues on through the year during after-school hours until the year books are distributed in April. Despite a shirking student body this year's Hi-jacket has not been decreased in size. With the removal of the Freshman class, we have been able to provide a better coverage of the events of this year. The annual staff hopes that it has provided a record of pleasant memories for the student body and especially the departing Class of '65. Officers: Natalie Hoenigmann, Business Manager; Ginny Waters, Editor; Alice Williams, Assistant Sponsors: Mr. Butts and Miss Umberger. Editor. 78 Julie, Natalia, and Alice go over layouts. Ginny works on a layout. Editor: Ginny Waters 79 Julia Abbott, Pat Dawson, Betty Pittard, Lee-Ann Heflin, Helen Kelly, Kathy DeLay, Margaret Lawrence, Ina Moss, Debby Hibbs, Mike Perdue, Julia Wilshin, Carl Street. Yellow Sponsor: Mrs. Stair The theory of learning through experience finds its most nearly complete expression in the school newspaper. Students are provided with motivation to learn to write well, meet people, Members of the staff hard at work. 80 Jacket Editors Betty Pittard Eee-Ann Heflin interpret their thoughts and actions, and present an accurate and effective picture of the school news. THE YELLOW JACKET staff strives to adhere to the principles of good journalism. Laying out the paper. 81 SEATED: Margaret Payne, Betty Pittard, Wanda Lafferty, Toni Duchene, Brenda Hunt, Ann Trusler, Ginny Waters, Dena Null, Ilene Stone. STANDING: Rormie Wells, Steve Wzalak, Mike Nelson, Ernie Lunsford, Bill Botts, Frank Cox, Rick Witt, Scott Aldrich, Freddy Smith, Steve Lipscomb, Dicky Boatwright, Hugh Rollins, Billy Jeapaditorporn. The National The National Honor Society is the highest honor organization at Osbourn Senior High School. The Honor Society endeavors to promote the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service in every student. Early in the second semester Juniors and Seniors who possess these qualities are inducted into the National Honor Society. The membership ol Sponsor: Mr. Parker President: Ernie Lunsford 82 Officers: Ginny Waters, Ernie Lunsford, Freddy Smith. Honor Society these deserving students is official when they are tapped in the traditional tapping ceremony. This year the Honor Society sponsored the dance following the Garfield football game. Also, the Honor Society is in charge of raising and lowering the flag in the front of the school. Honor student, Betty Pittard, studying for exams. 83 ROW 1: Betty Pittard, Nita LeLacheur, Dale Swank, Senie Cornwell, Mary Jane Foley, Sharon Potter, Vivian Rankin, Pam Messall. ROW 2: Betty Weimer, Chris Fair, Helen Kelly, Janice Shoemaker, Julia Wilshin, Sandy Iddings, Carole Merchant, Bettie Compton, Susan Waters. ROW 3: Barbara Sullivan., Mary Willard, Christie Wineholt, Chris Walsh, Nell Russell, Kitty Beville, Kathy Levitt, Diane Taylor, Bea Cotter. ROW 4: Alice Williams, Ann Trusler, Kay Wells, Carolyn Hammond, Brenda Hunt, Kayla Blackburn, Peggy Townsend, Lee-Ann Heflin, Gwen Lawrence, Cinny Waters. Lionettes Serving the community and the school, the Lionette Club has this year undertaken such projects as the white cane sale, the March of Dimes, and adopting a family for Christmas. As well as being a service organization, they maintain their grade averages and find time for fun. Celebrating their fifth birthday, the Lionettes are looking forward to a bright successful future. Mrs. Barbee, Sponsor Officers: Barbara Sullivan, Parliamentarian; Brenda Hunt, Vice president; Nita LeLacheur, President; Bettie Compton, Secretary; Christie Wineholt, Treasurer. 84 The Childress Charm Oh, the problems of a president! Lionet tes Boys? . . . Where? 85 Sponsor: Mr. Herman Butts FIRST ROW: D. Reed, B. Harris, D. Boatright, S. McDanolds, B. Iddings, G. Sloper, E. Parrish, J.. Carter, R. Day. 2nd ROW: R. Childress, D. Crum, B. Brown, r. Smith, F. Owens, S. Worley, J. Smith, R. Shipe. 3rd ROW: B. Botts, C. Martin, B. Jeapadpitorpom, C. Lynn, R. Witt, J. Sisk, M. Nelson, C. Street, D. Reed. . i l(US = S CS Key As shown by its motto We Serve the Key Club International is dedicated to the service of school and community. This year, under the leadership of its officers and Governor Craig Lynn, the Key Club of OHS was engaged in many school and community-wide projects. Among them were the bookstore and sale of student Board of Directors: B. Reed, B. Iddings, B. Browne, R. Witt, S. Worley, J. Sisk, M. Nelson. 86 Officers: D. Boatright, R. Witt, S. Worley, J. Sisk, M. Nelson. In the Supply Room — A Key Club project. Club directories; also the club helped WPRW operate the County Store at Christmas and contributed to the Braille Bible Fund for the public library. High points in the year's activities included the induction of new members, the annual dance, and the district convention held in Washington. Key Club boys measuring for Trophy Case. During official key club meeting. 87 STANDING: Chris Faire, Linwood Carter, Duane Eckelberg, Bob Browne, Lewis Jones, Arthur Fauquier, Kayla Blackbrun. SEATED: Tamia Smith, Carolyn Payne, Kathie Levitt, Betty Pittard, Phillis Famor. French Club The purpose of the French Club is to help the students learn more about the language, the people, and their customs. During the year, several speakers have talked to the club members on these various topics. OFFICERS: Betty Pittard, Duane Eckelberg, Kayla Blackburn. Mr. Palmer, Sponsor 88 TOP: Ronnie Street, Frank Owens, Duane Eckelberg, Edgar Parrish, Dan Johnson, Chris Fair, Natalia Hoenig-mann, Janice Shoemaker. BOTTOM: Karen Breeding, Carol Merchant, Sally Sterago, Julia Abbott, Joyce Waters. Current Affairs Sponsor: Mrs. Grayson. This year at Osbourn there are numerous new clubs and organizations, one of which is the Current Affairs Club. Mrs. Carmon Grayson is the sponsor of this new club. The club consists of thirteen members. One of the club's activities is to discuss the events that are happening around the world as they happen. Congratulations to this club for their interest in the happenings of the world today. 89 TOP ROW: Don Fuller, Mike Price, Dwain Eckleburg, Hugh Rollins, Craig Lynn, Ernie Lunsford, Steve Lipscomb, Art Dula, Edwin Elliott. 2nd ROW: Elisa Peters, Dee Weaver, Peggy Murphy, Gwen Lawrence, Bea Cotter, Kayla Blackburn, Susan Waters, Betty Cornier, Betty Pittard, Loretta Wilkins. 3rd ROW: Janice Mitchell, Carolyn Hammond, Kay Wells, Chris Walsh, Sharon Potter, Christie Wineholt, Toni Duchesne, Chris Fair, Sally Sterago, Phyllis Famor. Drama Club Under the leadership of new officers and sponsors, the Drama Club has again provided amusement and entertainment for Osbourn students. Our congratulations to the members for their performances and to the sponsors for their able direction, including their efforts in producing the Senior Class Play. Sponsors: Miss Chanler, Miss Carpenter. Officers: Sharon Potter; Christie Wineholt; President, Toni Duchesne. 90 ?' .kett ' Fairfax J- Mauck, B. Cotter, J. Wilshin, E. Taylor, L. Marsh, J. Waters, $Z1 )■ Mooe, G. A Ivey, S. Bridges, S. Piercy, R. Sickcl, P. Duckett, B. Crouch, S. Potter, P. F; nor, S. KUne, V. Walker, A. Reed, J. McLowklin, G. Hammond, C. Wineholt, L. Peters, K. oru, lovar, P. Cox, J. Martin, V. Cross, S. Spitle. 0 ia y t (ST Pa rn), L. Wyatt, Farnor, B. Con-Browne, T. 1 OCL ties isa d Den t; -4 0 cL mcf g £ 7 6L u (LtOsyy ft atM n urther school spirit by attending all sporting activi-x?a ol. Throughout the year the Pep Club has sold penants, ? _________m An r tHU Ck4 lS' ? oQsbmueti Hfeli (jhool Throughout the year the Pep Club has sold penants, bellsI Tags ,„ Via0ri£J°t - syUKA; tuAjLsK, Ijtf « apfr s(umM, f toLeUoJ f Officers: Julia Wilshin, Susan Piercy, Joanne - Sponsor: Mr. Mallard MrTuwWlir 1st ROW: S. Dingus, R. Carman, B. Gordon, G. Garten, M. Payne, M. Dasher, M. McReynolds, D. Ven-cill, J. Lang. 2nd ROW: J. Salyards, W. Richardson, M. Miller, C. Neff, J. Miller, P. Higdon, G. Fairfax. 3rd ROW: J. Harman, H. Durst, L. Spinks, L. Bradshaw, J. Waters, S. Greene, C. Meredith, J. Sowash. 4th ROW: C. Wolfrey, J. Durham, A. Davis, J Hicks, M. Nesevitch, B. Rhodes, SD. Hisey, C. Martin, D. Anderson. Distributive The Osbourn Distributive Education Club is an organization of students enrolled in the cooperative part-time distributive education classes. All distributive education students become members of the club. The purpose of the D.E. Club is to further the welfare of its members by developing leadership, ideals, and professional Mr. Porter, Sponsor Carl Martin, President 92 Officers: Pat Higdon, Joan Lang, Melinda Miller, Carl Martin, Margaret Payne, Carolyn Neff. Education growth in distributive education. Distributive Education students are not restricted within the four walls of the classroom. Through distributive education and its club the ri’iembers develop vocational understanding, civic consciousness, social intelligence, and leadership development. Eating up the profits! 93 TOP ROW: Kathy Delay, Christine Durand, Christie Wineholt, Delores Brunk, Peggy’ Townscend, Natalia Hoeingmann, Chris Fair, Susan Reider, Bettic Compton. BOTTOM ROW: Marie Mallard, Karen Breeding, Betty’ Weimer, Phyllis Famor, Joan Mauck, Valerie Walker, Mary Jane Foley, Ramona Lawson. F.T.A The Future Teachers of America is a group that is learning from substitute teaching and working with the teachers. They are willing to grade papers, file articles, and type for teachers They have served at County Teachers Meetings and P.T.A. meetings. These students may also go to the State Convention. OFFICERS: Christie Wineholt, Marie Mallard, Peggy’ Townsend, Betty Weimer. Miss Orlich, Sponsor 94 FRONT ROW: Hortense Dasher, Donny Dixon, Don Richy, Joyce Waters. 2nd ROW: Linda McIntosh, Dina Nidi, Debbie Settle, Ann McFarron, Debbie Hibbs, Joyce Kuhn. 3rd ROW: Sandy Cox, Chyrel Counts, Margaret Mills, Pat Mosscr. 4th ROW: Peggy Hesse, Brenda Compton, Ginny Reed, Carol Payne. FBLA The main objective of the Future Business Leaders of America is to produce business leaders for our community and to render service whenever possible. To be elligible for the club the student must be takingat least one business course. Each year representatives look forward to attending the state F.B.L.A. convention. Sponsor: Miss Umberger Future business leaders at work. 95 In the form of the H: Grace Mills, Christine Balazik, Carol Sowas, Pat Green, Dolly Brunk, Pam Brown, Bistai Bristow, Nancy Leonard, Rachel Bean, June Muddiman, Melany Lucas, Sharon Aston, Cherly Downs, Joan Halsey, Linda Bowman, Aim Barbee, Edna Stuart, Janis Blevins, Geraldine Gheen, Connie Cebula, Cecelia Pope, Linda Bryant, Juanita Woodhouse, Gilda Lowe, Barbara Bowbeer. The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of girls who are studying homemaking or who have had at least one semester of homemaking. The chief purpose is to improve family life. Officers Linda Bowman, Chyrl Downs, Pam Brown, Peggy Cook and Barbara Gcris. Cecelia Pope. Joan Halsey, Sharon Ashton. 96 R. Childress, J. Swart, D. Peters, F. Cox, C. Freeman, J. Daniels, B Gibson, O. Massey, S. Iddings, B. Boyd, D. Johnson, C Worley, F.. Lunsford, J. Smith, S Leggit, K. Beville, P. Cox, B. Alexander, G. Corn-well, B Hunt, P. Russell, L. Viars, C. Staley, D. Dyer, K. Wells, B. Compton, C. Hammond, K. Levit, P. Messall, B Ramsey, R Cebula, R. Day, L. Murphy. Varsity Club The encouragement of good sportsmanship and incentive among Osbourn's athletes is the primary objective of the Varsity Club. The Sponsoring of Dad's Secretary: Night at our last home foot- Kay Wells ball game and the Varsity Club dance are the Club's more outstanding projects, along with the purchasing of the monogramed O for those who letter in varsity sports. Sponsors: Miss Huff, Mr. Bryant. 97 S. Worley, v-pres. ; Reves Childress, pres. Pat Newton, Frank Owens, Karen Breeding. Science Club With the need and demand for scientists, the Science Club encourages interested students in science to further their knowledge and abilities in the various phases of science. The Science Club sponsored a dance and had interesting outside speakers throughout the year. Frank Owens, Thomas Connelly, Robert Winfield, Arthur Dula, Pat Newton, Chris Walsh, Alice Williams, Karen Breeding. 98 Dena Null, Virginia Reed, Nell Russell, Peggy Townsend, Ilene Stone. Library Club The Library Club is composed of students who have an interest in library science. Duties of the club are to maintain order in the library, to assist students, and to beautify the library. Evelyn Taylor, Sally Strago, Grace Mills, Sharon Potter, Virginia Reed, Tamca Smith, Senie Cornwell, Linda Marsh, Carol Lewis, Edna Stewart, Elaine Obenchain, Ina Moss, Carol Parker, Peggy Townsend, Wanda Lafferty, Nell Russell, Sherry Padgett, Dena NuU, Miss Fletcher: sponsor Carol Cox, Sharon Lumpkin, Ilene Stone. 99 STANDING: Art Dula, Lowell Banard. SEATED: Steve Lipscomb, Edwin Elliott, Duane Echelberg, Sammy Greene. Bible Club The Bible Club has as its primary aim to deepen the members own spiritual life. The project for the year was the acquisition of funds for the purchase of a Braille Bible to be placed in the county library. Miss Miller, Sponsor OFFICERS: Sammy Greene, Edwin Elliot. 100 ROW 1: Janice Mitchell, Debbie Settle, Betty Robinson, Nancy Stretton, Donna Tickner, Joanie Miller, Chris Walsh, Pat Dawson, Phyllisa Farnor. ROW 2: Darlene Taylor, Evelyn Taylor, Judy Keys, Betty Tibbs, Kathy Bell, Judy Armol, Nell Russell, Vickie Bast, Jan Midgett, Ann McPheron, ROW 3: Donald Dixon, Frank Stevenson, Ronnie Snellings, Joe Franzello. Chorus The Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Hansil, has had many activities during the year. These included singing at graduation, participating in the Spring Concert, and contributing to school assemblies which included singing at the Christmas assembly. During the year they work hard for the All-State Concert and District Festival where they receive their rating. Mr. Hansil, Sponsor OFFICERS: Judy Keys, Kathy Bell, Betty Tibbs, Janice Mitchell, Debbie Settle. 101 Band NjyLAxy MAyis $ c a V , % % rfUt vA a UA ( 3 ? S« rvC ( v % y sv c % wuW STKJUCtf- Crr Art c. J? t . r Sponsor: Mr. Hansil iut $  q m4 JIjuW-, v£JUj A J Dance Band Officers: R. Shipe, O. Massey, L. Carter, J. Sadd, B. Brown. 102 Ramona Larson, Kathy Delay, Captain, Joyce Kuhn. Majorettes Kathy Delay, captain. Ramona Larson Joyce Kuhn 104 ATHLETICS UNDEFEA TED BA TTLEFIEI.D DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 1964 With the coming of fall each year students and faculty alike look forward with great enthusiasm to the approaching grid-iron season. After several years of rebuilding, during which the spirit and the backing of the student body never faltered, the '64 season opened with a Yellow-Jackets win for the first time since 1961. This was only the beginning of a season in which Osbourn rolled over its 9 remaining opponents and went untied and unbeaten for the first time in its history, becoming the Battlefield District Champions the second year upon their return into the Battlefield District. Highlights of the season were the 14 to 7 win over James Monroe; the 9 to 7 win over a strong Orange team that had a record of 9 and 1; ending the season by beating Gar-field by the greatest margin since 1961; and bringing home the Journal Messenger trophy. This year the team under the able leadership of its superb coaching staff showed, with unsurpassed dedication, that Osbourn is once again a powerhouse. Some of the major factors in this year's success were a strong group of senior lettermen; the knowledge that the team was a team and played as such; and the ever present sportsmanship displayed by students and team alike on and off the field. Students of Osbourn may rightly be proud, for their team is one of the only six in the state that went untied and undefeated. Osbourn and the Hi-Jacket salute the '64 Yellow-Jackets and look forward to next year for another highly successful season. 106 FIRST ROW: R. Morisctte, L. Smith, D. Angelico, L. Murphy, J. Corle, S. Unthank, D. Penny, P. McCie, W. Mitchell, B. Bowers. SECOND ROW: J. Peters, B. Young, J. Sisk, D. Parks, B. Ramsey, B. Rhodes, J. Smith, R. Day, B. Gibson, R. Childress, B. Boyd, B. Harris, M. Keveryn. THIRD ROW: S. Silvious; manager, C. Perry, L. Silvious, B. Vincell, M. Piercy, C. Lynn, D. Johnson, T. Dye, O. Massie, L. Meade, J. Breeden, R. Cebula, R. Reedy. Varsity Football Osbourn Opponents 14 James Monroe 7 26 Patrick Henry 6 13 Luray 7 20 Loudoun County 0 6 Culpeper 0 20 Fauquier 6 9 Stafford 0 9 Orange 7 26 Spotsylvania 7 26 Gar-Field 13 Joe Smith, Quarterback Ron Reedy, center, All District, honorable mention All State. Roger Day, fullback, Captain of team. Coaches: Ed Nelson, Assistant; Bill Holsclaw, Head Coach; A1 Crow, Assistant; Whitie Bryant, Assistant. 107 Reeves Childress, middle line Dave Parks, All District and Buddy Rhodes, All District, backer, All District, first team All second string All State. State. Better get out of Penny's way. Buzz Boyd catches a pass. Roger Day scores for Osbourn. 109 Homecoming Court: Pam Mcssall, Connie Breeden, Trina Tovar, Sandy Taylor, Paige Blades, Toni Duchesne, and Sheron Leggett. Homecoming Cleal Fitzwater and Toni Duchesne. Bemie Reed and Sheron Leggett. Ill Joe Ebhart, Pam MessalL Trina Tovar, Sid Worley. Joe Ebhart, Paige Blades. Homecoming Whatcha doing, Sandy? Bemie crowns the queen. Queen and her escort have the first dance. Where do the cookies go? Let's count the money. Sandy Taylor, Homecoming queen. Couples enjoying a dance at Osbourn's homecoming. Homecoming 113 FRONT ROW: Clarence Wolfrey, Larry' Murphy, Roy Mitchell, Buzz Boyd, Mike Keveryn. 2nd ROW: Mike Nelson, Jack Sisk. TOP ROW: Rick Witt, Sid Worley, Terry Dye, David Pettus. Varsity Okay! Let s hustle! These familiar words were repeated by the starting team each time they walked onto the basketball court Under the instruction of Coach Nelson they learned new plays, perfected the old ones, and practiced continually. The team poured their hearts into every game because they knew how the coach felt and didn t want to let him down. The wins, the losses, the thrillers, the heartbreakers throughout the season were the product of a bunch of boy's who were inexperienced at the first of December and ended up in February, a smooth, fast and honest-playing team. Coach Nelson Mike Nelson 114 Roy Mitchell David Pettus Rick Witt Jack Sisk Basketball Culpeper Qu anti co Stafford Nokesville Opponents Gar-Field Fauquier Orange James Monroe Spotsylvania Bill Tweeden, Manager Waiting for practice. 115 Buzz Boyd Eyeing two points Take it away, Mike! Where's the ball? Terry Dye The Big Dipper 116 Blocking 'em out. Clarence Wolfrey Larry Murphy FRONT: W. Clark, G. Van Natten, D. Johnson, J. Brown, L. Pullen. BACK: G. Shillingburg, M. Bryant, D. Reed, R. Lacy, S. Boatwright. J. V. Basketball Coach Holsclaw relaxes after a game. Bryant steals the ball from Fauquier. 117 Lacy shoots for a basket. Debbie Dyer and Carole Staley, Captains. Queen Only two lettered players from last year returned to the '64 Queen Bee squad with five jv's moving up to varsity and the addition of two new members to the team. With Miss Huff as coach, these Osbourn girls did well in competition with area schools. Because of the violation of a regulation rule on the part of another school, the Bees made the district tournament in December and fought a good battle to place third. FRONT ROW: Jean Hopkins, Carole Staley, Brenda Alexander, and Connie House. SECOND ROW: Loretta Wilkins, Debbie Dyer, Valorie Walker, Carolyn Shomate. BACK ROW: Jane Alvey, Bettie Compton, Kathy Levitt, and Sandy Iddings. 118 I don't want that Bali! Bees We Opponents They 29 Orange 20 22 Gar-Field 32 36 Stonewall 23 36 Spotsylvania 19 38 James Monroe 36 16 Culpeper 39 36 Stafford 40 39 Nokesville 30 29 Stonewall 30 34 Fauquier 44 35 Gar-Field 24 34 Nokesville 31 38 Fanquier 37 62 • Spotsylvania 39 District Tournament: Osbourn 33 Stafford 44 Forfeit to Osbourn Miss Huff, Coach Pearl Russell, Manager 119 Sandy goes up for a lay-up. Reach Carole! Toss that ball Debbie! TOP ROW: W. Mitchell, L. Meade, J. Swart, O. Massie. MIDDLE ROW: K. Bmnk, J. Daniels, R. Day, R. Cebula, B. Young. BOTTOM ROW: B. Ramsey, C. Street, P. DeWolf, D. Richey, C. Brown, J. Fries, E. Hoenigmann. Varsity Wrestling The Osbourn Varsity wrestling team, under the coaching of A1 Crow, has contributed a lot toward the progress of our athletic program. Willi several lettermen returning the team hopes to finish high in the Battlefield and Central District wrestling tournament . Some of the boys are expected to make a good showing in the state tournament . The Hi-Jacket wishes the best of luck to the Osbourn High School matmen. 120 Ron Cebula Larry Meade Bill Ramsey Wayne Mitchell Pete DeWolf Don Richey Carl Street John Fries Bill Young 121 STANDING: Kitty Bevile, Sheron Lcgget, Brenda Hunt, Debbie Dyer, June Messall, Bonnie Reash, Bettie Compton, Pam Cox, Sandy Iddings, Kathic Levitt, Barbara Sullivan, Carole Staley. KNEELING: Linda Viars, Phyllis Farnor, Brenda Alexander, Marie Mallard, Carol Merchant, Shirley Fink, Donna Cooper, Julie Wilshin. This year was Osbourn's first year as a senior high school, and there was no junior varsity team, but the Varsity Queen Bees made a good showing under Miss Huff's coaching in their second year of 1 -B competition. The girls had a 3-4-1 record. Miss Huff, Coach Captains: Brenda Hunt, Carole Staley. 122 Osbourn Opponents 5 Spots 1 James Monroe 0 Stafford 4 Culpeper 1 Stonewall Jackson 2 James Monroe 1 Spots. 1 Stafford 7 0 9 3 0 2 4 3 Hockey Managers: Pearl Russel and Cheryl Counts. Brenda takes a bulley. 123 Varsity The 64 Osbourn Varsity baseball team worked hard, although the boys failed to gain much support from the student body. Beginning their season with a win, the Jackets continued their good streak to end the year with a 9-4 standing. The boys missed the district championship only by the two losses suffered at the hands of Orange County High School. Coach: Bryant STRIKE TWO! Mighty Mitchell at bat! 124 Stri ke One! Baseball Opponents James Monroe Quant ico Orange Stafford Nokesville Spotsylvania Culpeper Garfield 4 games to be scheduled Managers: Bill Tweeden and Butch Bowers. 125 126 Pre-game warm-up. 1st ROW: D. Pittman, T. Schrum, R. Morisette, B. Rhodes, B. Bowers. 2nd ROW': J. Richards, J. Swart, T. Dye, H. Larkin, R. Tucker, G. Van Natten. 3rd ROW: S. Aldrich, R. Lacy, L. Carney, R. Reedy, D. Penny, S. Unthank. J.V. Baseball The Junior Varsity Baseball team, under the direction of Coach Nelson, compiled a 13 and 0 record. The boys were dedicated to the sport both on and off the field. This is one of the many reasons for their perfect record. Most of the boys will be moving up to the varsity level this year. This should give us a real exciting year of baseball here at Osbourn High School. Manager: Steve Silvious Strike One. Coach Nelson Safe at first. 127 Eddie Madill, Sid Worley, Scott Aldrich, Teddy Bauserman, Joe Beck, Craig Lynn, Roger Day, Larry Silvious, Bill Davis, Freddie Smith, Larry Meade, Joe Daniels, Dan Johnson, Roland Duckett, Bill Botts, Hugh Rollins, Bill Young, Pete DeWolf, George Brown, Reeves Childress, Alvin Jenkins, Eddie Miller, Jimmy Peters, Donnie Wines, Dickie Boatwright, Bill Iddings, Lewis Jones, Glenn Luttzell, Manager. Track Osbourn’s track team under the coaching of Mr. Butts and Mr. Holsclaw did very well considering the fact they had only a couple lettermen returning. The team placed high in all the big relays and did a good job in the Battlefield District Track Meet. George Freeman represented Osbourn at the state meet. With several good boys returning the team hopes to be one of the top teams in the district in '65. Freddie Smith, Scott Aldrich, Dickie Boatwright. Coach Butts George rounds the track. 128 Sprinters: Ken Vaugn, Donnie Wine, Alvin Jenkins, Craig Lynn, Hugh Rollins, Teddy Bauserman. Coach Holselaw Track Opponents Fauquier Orange Battlefield Relays Culpeper Rappahannock Relays Nokesville Stafford James Monroe Spotsylvania District Meet Garfield State Meet Captains Bobby Luttrell and Allen Barbee. 129 Teddy Bauserman and Joe Beck. Will you make it, Sid? Look out for Craig! Joe Beck, half miler. Coming in from a hard day's practi ce. 130 TOP ROW: Randy Shoemaker, Harry Durst, Jack Richards, David Hoffman. BOTTOM ROW: Keith Brunk, Charles Land, Robert Winfield, B. Young, Miles Stair. J. V. Wrestling Bill trying for a take down. Coach Crow 131 1st ROW: Nancy Duvall, Debbie Dyer, Carol Staley, Pam Cox, Linda Viars, Sandy Taylor. 2nd ROW: Dianna Dyer, Gloria Cornwell, Pat Sisson, Helen Kelly, Dena Null, Barbara Kelly. Coach Miss Huff Varsity Under the fine coaching of Miss Huff, Osbourn’s varsity softball team had a victorious season. In spite of a marked lack of student support, team spirit remained high. The girls are looking forward to a successful season in 1965. Dianna slugs the ball. 132 Debby beats the throw. Softball Diana pitches the ball. Managers: Brenda Alexander Pearl Russell Safe! OPPONENTS James Monroe Spotsylvania Orange Stafford Nokesville Stonewall Jackson Culpepper Gar-field Sandy runs to first. Varsity Cheerleaders: Bea Cotter, Kathy Coakley, Captain, Kay Wells, Carolyn Hammond, Pam Messall. Varsity Aching muscles, hoarse voices, and long hours of practice are only a few of the sacrifices the cheerleaders make to lead the student body in support of their teams. The cheerleaders lend pep Captain: Kay Wells Carolyn Hammond 134 Bea Cotter Toni Duchesne Cheerleaders and enthusiasm to sports. Osbourn has every right to be proud of its squad. Kathy Coakley Pam Messall 135 J-V. Cheerleaders 136 ACTIVITIES You never outgrow your need for milk! You were expecting, maybe, Y. A. Tittle? 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