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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

OSBOURN HIGH SCHOOL MANASSAS, VA. 1978 - 1979 EYRIE Reflections of a world changing. A world in const ant motion flashing by us, affecting our lives, the way we live, what we do with our time and who we 2 victory, trying to reach beyond the goals that those before us have achieved. Finding ways of expressing ourselves, we compete with each other, striving for perfection. We learn to accept defeat as well as 3 Our lives are changing, growing with each season, influenced by, the past and the present. Accepting both the rain and the sunshine we unite creating a beautiful rainbow. 4 Looking back on our lives we may see where we’ve been. But only by looking around may we see where we are today. 5 Being with friends, joining in activities, helps time to escape us quickly. Soon all our high school activities will only be special memories which we can reflect upon. 6 My mind is a mirror that reflects over time, retracing over memories looking back on what is mine. 8 We dedicate ... 10 FALL ’78 September 5, 1978 was a day of returning — the students returned to their books and the teachers returned to their black boards. Amid moans and groans over the end of the summer and the be- ginning of homework, the stu- dents sensed a new feeling of excitement. For the first time in a long while, the Senior. |unior and Sophomore classes were fa- miliar with the building and go- ing hack was almost like a home- coming. Due to orientation, the new Freshmen class had a sound idea of where they were going. Infact, there was a general feeling of anticipation, inspite of fore- bodings at the home work pros- pect. As the day progressed, students began to make new discoveries. The Freshmen learned that high school was going to be a lot differ- ent from junior high. The Soph- omores rejoiced in moving up from “frosh” status; the Juniors were looking forward to being upper classmen ... And for the Seniors? There was a feeling of relief. They had finally made it! The first day back to school — It was a day of many emotions, but everyone was sure of one thing: That this year would be only as good as he or she made it, and all were prepared to put forth their best. r 13 CLASS OF 1982 Pam Alhrite Billy Alerding Frederika Alexander Ricky Allen Andrea Altamn Sam Aylesworth Bryan Bannach Chris Bannach Tyanne Barbour Joe Belofsky George Benlrem Wayne Berton Ed Beuoy Brenda Blankenship Bryan Bledsoe Thomas Bolvari Lawrence Botkin Eugene Bradley Una Brien Kellye Brill Rachelle Brimlow Natalie Brown Traci Brungard Joseph Bryant Sandy Burrows Taz Butler pm Button Cheryl Canby Marci Cantor Leslie Champion Joan Clark Robin Clarke David Coffey A1 Coles Cathy Connelly Myles Connelly Rosalie Corbin Ron Creel John Culbertson John Daluy Renee Dingus Timothy Divecchia 14 Jennifer Donlon Annette Dvorak Darlene Bikers Michelle Ebker Kim Parish Rachel Felber David Flach Scott Fleming Ames Flyn Carol Fox Holland Fox Gene Fox Pattie Franklin Carrie Frazier Gwon Gaskins Gwanda Gaskins Rob Gault Katie Geris Allen Gheen Jennifer Glaze Kathy Gower Sheila Grayson JoAnn Grizzle Tina Grizzle Mary Hall Billy Hamlin Jeff Haynes John Heltzel Scott Henderson Dennis Hendrickson Steve Hersch Keith Hill Mike Hockman Kim Hogan Reginald Honaker Billy Hoover Graig Horte Gail Hull Judy Jarrah Donna Jividen Toni Jividen Tina Jones 15 Kim fordan Chantell funk Paul Killmer Sharon Keller lill Kendrick John Lagos Kelivan Lane Elizabeth Law Trey Lawler Pat Lavigne Carol Leftwich Cathy Lemmon Anne Lenk Mark Lew Alden Lewis Harvey Lewis Eric Liu Linda Loan Leila Lubold Kevin Lush Belinda MacMillan Micheal MacKenzie Suellen MacDonald faimie Maddox Kevin Maioy Lalita Manney Julie Masters David Matthews Mike Mattick Jeff McAndrew Tammy McCall Suzanne McCrary Cynthia McLane Teresa MaMaugh Allegra McCoy Curtis Mitchell Stanley Mitchell Jenny Morris Tim Morton Waiter Morton Glenn Mosseller Brian Muddiman Scott Muddiman Donnie Neff Lane Nelson Trina Newman Kim Nielson 16 Steve Nielson Connie Norman lames Nroman Paul Novak Farrell Oden'Hal Brian Outlaw Paul Parker Joeann Parrsons Paige Patterson' Monica Penner John Perry David Polen Beth Potter Philip Prado Pam Quick Gary Radford Pam Rathke Cheryl Reynolds Kathy Ritenour Nick Ritz Toni Roberts Alicia Rodriquez {onina Rodriquez Ramon Rodriquez John Rose Maureen Scott Tina Shaffer |ay Shepard Tom Shoemake Laura Sinclair Wanda Sisk Roscoe Skinner Melvin Smith Jeanette Snead Daniel Snow Paula Songer 17 Brooke Sponaugle Patricia Stanley Lou Staunton Sandy Stelman Rose STraight Lisa Stuart Margaret Swisher Diane Tarchia Howard Tay Lyn Taylor Ronald Taylor Kevin Thoumhill Patrick Tomarumo Frank Thomas jimmy Tomason Lowell Tregue John Tucker King Tucker Richard VanBlargen Dale Vance Dean Vance Donna Vanderpool Tammy Vencil Sherrie Vess Denise Wadsworht Mark Wahner Billy Waldron Kim Walker Lora Walls Sharon Warner Stacey Warren Wanda Watkins |immie Wells Thomas Wheaton Chris White Leigh White Ron Whitten Paul Wilson Brian Wing Dale Wright Delia Yates Vicky Walker 18 CLASS OF 1981 Cathy Aadnesen Trace Abernathy Maurice Adams Ellen Anastasi Clara Anderson Jeff Atkins Leslie Atkinson Beverly Ausberry Debbie Bailey Don Becker William Benton Mickey Bill Pamela Blevins Tammia Bradley Mike Breeden Stephanie Brown Timothy Brown Randy Bryant Varrell Buck Laura Buechner Jerry Burke Christopher Burrows Lloyd Card David Cardwell Mark Carroll Jimmy Carter Michael Chaplin Robin Chapman Donald Chin David Clarke Gary Clark Glenda Clark ITY SCrtMUS 19 Tim Clarke Stewart Cochran Louise Coffey Tony Collins Willetta Combs Becky Compliment Donna Compton Karen Condit Charles Conley Laura Conkery Derrick Cronk Natalie Cutlip Kristin Dahle Joe Daly Steve Danner Jim Davenport Karen DeHart Ken Dingman Terry Divecchia Paul Ebert Todd Edwards Stanley Epstein Bettina Ewell Jimmy Fairman Donnie Farris Alicia Farris Steven Felber Donna Fitzgerald Terry Fletcher Keith Fowler David Frances Paul Freedd Linda Frye Patricia German Jerome Geisler Nancy Gibson Malinda Gilbert Suzanne Goessman Eric Goodrich Cheryl Gough Thomas Graver Belinda Green Randy Gregory Ernest Griffin Michelle Hamill Karen Harlow Molly Harrover Joe Hart 20 Kevin Hawkins Lisa Higgs Pete Hobbie Melinda Hockman Charlie Hogan Eve Hogan Jackie Hogan Daniel Holamn Donald Holman Kirsten Holsclaw Tim Houston Mike Hunter Bill Hylton Kelly Ibotson Vanessa James Janet Jefferies Keith Johnson Leonor Joyce Tom Joyce William Kidwell Keith Korn Tracy Krasnasky Kelly Kuhn Eric Kunkel Robert Kurek Joseph Lamm Ron Lane Amanda Latimer James Lemmon Paul Lenk Pete Lenk Ken McCartney Debby McCord 21 Teri Leonard Mike Malone Gail Manuel Shelly Marroon Laura Mason Andrew Miller Jennie Miller Sonny Mills Craig Mitchell Tammy Mitchell Shearin Mlsna Terry Moats Marlene Moser Terry Mowell Mike Mueller Beauford Musick Michele Neely Missy Novak Katie Olsen Mary Ann O’Maley Debbie Orndorff Adrian Osborne Denise Partlow Roger Pearson Amanda Pickett Melissa Pisegna Andrea Plsezkoch Dale Pots Maria Proctor Patty Quick Lisa Ranta Donny Raynes Renee Redd Gregg Rider Helen Ringler Terry Roof Sara Ross Pam Sellew Steve Shaffer Nattie Shoemate Jerry Simpson Stacy Simpson Beth Skellet 22 Dawn Sloane Brenna Smith Leslie Spellman David Spitler Lee Statler Brian Steelman Suzanne Stewart Jennifer' Stillwell David Stuart Sheryl Sturms Susan Swort Judy Swick Teresa Taylor Michelle Teten Tracy Thompson Suzanne Tyreman Jeannie Vasko Delores Veney Steve Vess Allen Wallace Stephen Walls Elizabeth Washington Floyd Washington Kevin Wastler Alan Weaver Kimberly Weese Anthony White Ken White Lisa Wine Helen Wimmer David Williams Gwen Williams Kathy Williams Sandra Wilson Jeff Wilson Edward Yates Tony Young Yvette Young Mike Zabanch Curt Ziese 23 CLASS OF 1980 Betty Abernathy Todd Abernathy Billy Anderson Greg Arnold Ken Arthur Glenn Bamford Cynthia Barbour Kimberly Bibeau Ricky Bill Donna Booher James Brown Peyton Breeden Michelle Buice Bruce Burke Greg Burke Patrick Burrows Charlene Chapman Nancy Chapman Tim Clarke Jeff Coffey Glenda Conkle Liz Connelly Sally Conner Darlene Corum Kelly Coupe Lee Cousins Cathy Grane Bill Daley Wendy Davey Dawn Davis Jim DeMuth Annette Dickerson Robbin Dingus Diane Doggett Susan Dowell Glenn Evans Shari Farrar Joe Felber James Ferguson Carolyn Flach Lori Forte Bob Foster 24 Jay Francis Shelly Frazier Peggy Garretson Nan George Paul German Brenda Gilbert Dora in Green Gary Griffin Renita Griffin Kristen Gruner Loretta Guffey Gina Hall Jimmy Hall Mike Haskins Mary Hassel Chuck Hendrick Terri Henderson Judy Hockman Bryan Hogan Shelley Hoover Darla Hoskinson Michael Hoss Polly Hurdle Debbie Jenkins Janet Jolly Lori Kendrick Paula Kidwell Cindy Kline Martha Kline Joe Krzywicki Frank Kuebbeler Nancy Lane Jennifer Largen Frank LaRosa Tracy Lehfeldt Kathrine Lew 25 Kevin Malone Samuel Maroon David Marrin Jackie Martin Steve Martin Janet Mason Steve Masters Emlyn Mauck Mike McAndrew John McCrary Pam McLane Matt McLaughlin Robert McMaugh Alan Mills Alan Mitchell Robin Mitchell Donald Moher Terry Moore Jeff Morrow Earl Muddiman Ben Mullins Terry Neely Karen O'Connell Frances Oden'Hall Jennifer Olsen Michael Orndorff Alice Papazahariou Art Payne Bill Pence Cynthia Pickett Janice Plumb Mark Poison Cliff Potter Woody Prettyman Sandy Proctor James Redd Dean Reedy Tom Reynolds Phillip Rhoads Jamie Rice Scott Rice Lisa Ritenour Leslie Rivers Samaria Robertson Jimmy Rodriquez Debbie Rowe Deborah Saeger 26 Tammy Scarton Donna Schnabel Steve Schultze Yvonne Scott Floyde Shipe Art Shoemake Luann Shurbet Scot Sturgill Mickey Stratton Donna Stegner Kim Sooyung Tony Toth Shawn Trotter Kathy Tucker John Tyreman Dee Dee Vetter Ellen Walker Marie Annette Womack Diane Winston Joyce Watkins Jeff Watson Clarence Watts Cathy Waugh Sharon Weaver Barbara Weeks Kellie Weese Karen White Carol Wilson Lisa Wikfors Pat Younts Sue Zabanch 27 THE CLASS OF 1979 Mr. Mrs. R. S. Keaton David Marilyn McCord Diana Abernathy Honor Roll - 9. 10. 11. 12: SCA Rep - 9. 10. 12; Foreign Lan- guage Club — 10. 11; Pep Club — 11; FBLA - 12: Yearbook - 12 Andrea Alexander Fr - Gillien: Ain't all that ; FP — Bodywork: Rem — By my good looks Leenie Andrews Susan Bachmeier Sue ; FT — Court ney Magee: FC — Firebird; Oh. Really FP — Hairdresser; Tennis Team — 9; Pep Club — 10. 11; Yearbook — 12; Powder puff — 12: Rem — the way I was; H - Skating, horseback riding Leigh Beavers Robert Adams Shorty ; That’s too bad”: FT — Izzard; FH — Home; Soccer — 10. 11; FC — Dodge Colt; FP — Coast Guard; H — driving, sports; Rem. — As not worth a damn! Dorothy Anderson Dorothy May ; FT — Bailess; “Really cute : FC — Corvette; FP — get a job Rem — One who can’t wait until the weekend. Cheri Axel Bear : Fr — Kroph; FC — TR6; FP - college; Pep Club - 9; Marine Biology — 11. 12: Rem — A great listener; Hangout — Ruth Hatter’s House; H - ten- nis, swimming, hiking John Battle Hulk ; You're tight : FC — Buffalo Van; FT - Fleagle Cambell; FP — Forest Ranger; Football - 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball - 9. 10. 11; H - All sports, women: Hangout — home watching the Hulk Bill Bennett Scruffy ; FT — Geissler; FC — ’69 Cutlass; Hey Bud ; FP - Work at Skippy’s Texaco? Foot- ball - 9. 10; Band - 9. 10. 11. 12: Honor Roll - 9. 10. 11; Powder puff cheerleader - 11: Egigles - 12; Toga Party — 12; H — Au- tomechanics. girl watching: working; Hangout — Skippy's Texaco; Rem - As a curly head- ed guy - Jean-Marlene Balcom Maryjo Chelf Sahri Cochran Jim Bledsoe Bruce Boyers Kelly Brennan Susan Brien Suzanne Burrows Hazel Coulson FT - Cambell: FC - Mustang II: Hangout — church: Rem — As a Christian Bruce Condit Bruth ; Oh! FT - Geissler Kahley; Honor Roll - 9. 10. 11. 12; FC - Jeep CJ5; FP - VPI: Wrestling - 10. 12: Powder puff Cheerleader — 11. 12: Tal- ent Show — 11; Marine Biology — 12. VP-11: Fgigles — 12; Senior Follies; Toga Party; Hangout — Blue Ball Express )ohn Connelly Rabbit ; “Take a lite ; FT — Kahley Mikus; F'P — college; FC — Nova; Hangout — Cape Hal- teras; Basketball — 9: SCA — 9. 10: Track — 10. 11. 12: Powder puff Cheerleader — 11. 12; Var- sity Club — 12; H — sports, pho- tography. sleeping Murina Corbin Teresa Cousins Lynn Davis “Track Star ; FT — Sud- duth Geissler; FC — Van; FP — college; Hangout - friend's houses; Honor Roll — 9; Track — 10. 11. 12; Rifle Corps - 11. 12; Powder puff — 11, 12; H — Bowling; Fishing, sports; Rem — with laughter Eugene Crumple Terry ; FT — Kahley; Hangout — Bowling Alley; FC — Porsche; FP — College; I don't know ; FBLA - 9. 10. 11; SCA - 9; Baseball — 9; Chess Club — 10. 11. 12: H - Basketball, chess Traveling; Rem - Carved on Mt. Rushmore Linda Dearden T-Bird ; FT — Sudduth; Hang- out — Roach's house; FP — Travel; Yea Buddy ; FC — Trans: DECA — 10. 11. pres 12; FBLA — 10. 11; H — Boogiein' and Racein’; Rem — T-bird were here! Tim Demeria Nose ; FC — Jeep CJ5; FT — Geissler Doubtful ; Hangout - Blue Ball Express; FP — What future?”; Soccer — 9. 12; Base- ball - 9; Football —11; Powder puff Cheerleader - 11. 12; Tal- ent Show — 11; Toga Party — 12; Egigles - 12; Senior Follies; Mork Club — 12: H — Four wheeling, drinking and eating; Rem - Never having a dull mo- ment April Dickerson Darlene Doner Dar ; FT - Heller; FC - 280z; really : Hangout - B's Place; FP — VCU; Powder puff Foot- ball - 11. 12; Tennis - 12; H - swimming, horseback riding, concerts; Rem - As a friend Dale Earhart Ed Fairman John Derring Clayton Dingman Gee Yaw! ; FT — Kahley; FC — Mercedes; Hangout — Novilsk, Siberia; FP — William and Mary; FBLA - 9. 10. 11; SCA - 9; NHS-VP - 11. 12; Foreign Lang. - 11; H - eating, sleeping, earning money; Rem - with a simple 20-story temple Denise Dorsey Cynthia Ewell Teresa Farris Deafness : FT - Mikus; Hang- out - John’s House; Bye Yawses ; FC — Black Capri; FP — Technical School; Gymnastics - 9. 12; FBLA - 10. 12; Cheer- leading — 11. 12; Powdered Puff - 11. 12; Super Night - 11; H — horseback riding, drawing; Rem — as a good friend willing to help all. 33 Christine Francis “Chris ; FT — Geissler; Hangout — People’s Drug; “Oh. heck. I’ll diet tomorrow ; FC — Toyota; FP — college; Yearbook — 9. 10; Hr Rep - 9. 10; Pep Club - 9. 10; Honor Roll - 9. 10; SCA - 11; Spanish Club — 10; FBLA — 11: Rifle Corp - 11. 12; Egigles - 12: H — swimming, tennis, drawing. Rem — Forever skinny ... or at least trying!” Mark Gough “Goff : FT — Geissler; Yea Right!!” FC — Buick Skylark; Hangout — Smitty’s Texaco; Rem — as one who made it through High School Edith Grayson Sharon Griffin Clayton Guy “Festus ; FT — Mikus Kahley; “I feel strongly both ways ; Hangout — Capital Center; FP — College; Fc — Any bodies; Foot- ball — 9; Soccer - 9. 10. 11. 12; Varsity Club — 9. 10, 11. 12; SCA — 9. 10. 11; Yearbook — 10; Junior class. VP; FBLA-Pres — 12; Honor Society — 11. 12; Em- cee of Talent Show: Powder puff Cheerleader — 11; Senior Class Pres: Egigles - 12; H - Girls, drinking (milk of course), skiing, sports, traveling: Rome - Sworn to fun. loyal to none Tony Geisler Robert Graver Don Green Doris Gruner Dor”; FT — Mikus; Hangout — Pizza hut; Who cares ; FC - TR7; FP — College; Marching band 9. 10; DECA - 10. 11. 12: Rem — as I was Glenn Hamm Tim Harris ••Jack' ; FT - Geissler; Hangout - Local Party; ‘What’s Shak- ing? ; FC — Porsche; FP - Col- lege; German Club — 9; Football - 10; Wrestling - 10; Stage Band - 11. 12; Yearbook - 11; Marching Band - 11; Orchestra - 11; Egiglcs - 11, 12; Senior Follies: H - music, women; Rem - As one who often lost his contacts Mike Hawkins FT — Everson; FC — javelin; FP — College; SCA-Pres — 12; March. Band — 9. 10. 11, 12; Diane Hart Jennifer Haynes Laura Hays “Laurel ; FT — Geiss- ler Sudduth; Really FC — Bricklyn; Hangout - Hardy’s house; FP — College: Drama Club - 9; Marching Band - 10. 11; Drum Majorette - 12; Pow- der puff - 11. 12: H - Clowning around. Picking on Mr. Sud- duth; Rem — As tweedle-Dumb Denny Hess Bass Man : FT - Everson; Hangout — home; FC — Chevy Van; “I’m only the Bass play- er!’’; FP — Proffessional Musi- cian; Orchestra — 9. 10. 11. 12; Stage Band — 10. 11. 12; March- ing Band — ll;.Senior Follies: H - Playing bass. Weight-lifting, women; Rem — As a dirty old man that plays the Bass Jeff Higgs FT — Geissler Ardison; Hangout - Mall and parties; Nothing but the best ; FC — Maverick; FP — College; Radio Club — 9. 10; Marching Band - 9. 10. 11; Stage Band - 11; Concert Band - 9; Wrestling - 9. 12; SCA - 9. 10. 11. 12; Chess Club - 10; jun- ior class SCA; Marine Biology Club — 11; Prom Committee — 11; Toga Party — 12; Senior class SCA; Egigles — 12; Year- book - 12; Concert Choir - 12; Photography Club — 12: Soccer - 12; H.- Camping, hunting clubs, sports, girls, photography; Rem Someone who was al- ways there. Carl Hetzel What along strange trip it’s been!” FC — Jeep: Hangout — Buzzard Rock; FT - Geissler: FP — Live in Mountains: Wres- tling - 9. 10; H - Backpacking, concerts, living; Rem — Not at all! Jon Higby FT — Geissler; Hangout — Cliffs; Lets catch a buzz ; FC — Aus- tin Heavy Sprite; FP — College. Engineering; Wrestling - 9. 10. 12; Chess Club — 9. 10: Soccer — 11. 12; Egigles — 12: Parties — 9. 10. 11. 12; H — Partying, going to parties, going to concerts, girls; Rem - As a study-happy, high- class. and average-high student. Lorrie Hockman Joseph C. Hylton Soccer Joe”; FT — Geissler; All right - it’s Friday! ; FC - Malibu; FT - College; Marching Band — 9. 10; Symphonic Band - 9, 10. 11. 12; Basketball - 9. 10. 11. 12; Soccer - 9. 10. 11. 12; Varsity Club — 11. 12; Egigles — 12; H — Swimming, tennis, backing, dancing, playing my own music; Rem — One to be remembered. Andrew Jennings Drew ; FT - Keen; “Crazy ; Hangout - My can FC - MG ; FP — College. Aviation; Honor Roll - 9. 10. 11. 12; Drama Club — 10; Foreign Language Club — 11; Concert Choir — 12: Madri- gals — 12; Regional Chorus — 12; Hr Rep — 12; H — Driving, working, partying; Rem — “A wild and crazy guy Beverly Johnson Steve Holmquist Tripod : FT — Geissler; Lets go out to the Battlefield and make history ; FC - Celica GT; FP - College; football - 9; Wrestling - 9, 11. 12: Egigles - 12; Soccer - 12; Toga Party - 12; Senior Follies - 12; Home- coming float — 12; H — Music, camping, travel; Rem — With fear and respect. Linda Horton Mary Jane ; FT — Mikus; Al- right! ; FC - Grand Prix; Hang- out — Highs; FP - Modeling; Track - 12: H - Running, swim- ming. sewing, singing; Rem — As being nice. shy. easy going, and easy to get along with. Floyd A. Hoskinson Jr. Butch ; FT - Geissler; Hang- out - Pinochio’s: What?! ; FC - Corvette; FP - College; SCA Rep - 9: SCA Treasurer - 10; Forensics — 10: FBLA — 10; Football — 11. 12; Track — 11. 12; H — Football, collecting coins, sketching and painting, banjo, trumpet, writing poetry; Rem — One wild and crazy kind of guy. Carol Hoss FT - Geissler; “Shut-up George! ; Hangout - The Rappy River cottage; FC — Triumph Spitfire; FP — College, law school; Cheerleading, capt. — 9. 11. 12; Concert Choir - 9. 10. 11. 12; Madrigals - 10. 11. 12; All County Chorus — 10. All Re- gional Chorus — 10. 11; All State Chorus - 11; Senior class Rep; Homecoming ct. — 12; H — Sing- ing. sleeping, partying Brenda Jenkins Greg Jividen Jivi ; FT — Campbell; It's about time ; Hangout — Mall; FC - 280 ZX; FP - college; Football - 9. 10. 11. 12; Basket- ball — 9. 10; Baseball — 9: Track — 9; Soccer - 12; Varsity Club 11. 12; Egigles — 12; H — Paint- ing. sports; Rem - Tall and friend to all. Andy Keaton Dwight Kelly FT — Flight; “Hey There ; Hangout — Pizza Hut; FC — Lin- coln; FP — School, work; Foot- ball man. - 10; Varsity Cjub - 10; Pep Club — 11; Vica Ciub — 11: DECA Club - 12; H - Fish- ing. Girls, Bowling, swimming, football: Rem — An easy going guy. Pamela D. King “Peking”; FT — Sud- duth Powell, Take your time; hangout — church; FC — Cor- vett; FP — colleges; Honor roll — 9. 11. 12; pep club - 12; FBLA - 12; H — singing, eating, cooking; Rem — by all David Leonard James Larosa Levi ; FT — Geissler, “Shut up Frank; FH — RFK stadium: FC — 1919 get out and push. FP — college; dentistry; football — 9, 10. 11. 12: basketball - 12; Hon- or roll 9. 10. 11; varsity club — 10. 11. 12: wrestling, baseball. Egigles. key club Bleacher bums - 9. 10. 11. 12; H - Girl watch- ing; Rem - As a person who gave his best at all times. Debbie Lee Super Klutz ; FT — Geiss- ler Powell: Hangout - Teach- er’s lounge; FC - “68 Olds Cut- lass; FP — College; Hr Rep — 9, 10. 11; Forensics — 9. 10; South Pacific - 9; FBLA - 10. 11. 12; Foreign Language Club Pres. — 11; COE - 12: Pep Club - 12; Trip to England — 12; H — art. tennis. Being a senior and an OHS Eagle; Rem. — a good friend and just myself; school spirited, and continuing to be an Eagle forever! Kelly Latimer Mandy's sister ; FT — Hilbold; “I’ll tell her you called. Woody ; Hangout — the river; FC - Jaguar XKE: FP - N.Y.; Concert Choir — 10. 11; Madri- gals - 11. 12; Jr. Class treasurer. Cheerleader - 11. 12; H - danc- ing. eating, sleeping Jennifer Lee Jennie ; FT — Geissler; Cie La Vie ; Hangout — Rm 210; FC — Vans; FP — Interior Decorating. Photography; South Pacific - 9; FBLA - 10. 11. 12; PEP Club Vice-Pres. - 11; News- paper Staff — 11. COE — 12; Egigles — 12; H — Horseback riding, arts and crafts; Rem. — Just an ordinary person Steve Leftwich James Lewis Jim ; FT - Geissler: FP - Col- lege: SCA - 10; FBLA - 10. 11: Yearbook - 12; Hunting, fishing Angela Marie Lemmon Angie ; FT - Kahley Carter; Now iff I only knew what I was doing ... ; Hangout - Smithsonia Instute; FC — Rolls Royce Silver Shadow; FP - College; Drill team - 9; Honor Roll — 9. 10; Newspaper — 10. Editor — 11. 12; Honor Society - 11. 12; Forensics - 11. 12; Debate 11; VP Senior Class; Li- onettes - 12; H - handicapping horse races, playing piano read- ing: Rem. — as little as possible Tracy Liu FT - Kahley; FP - Vetamarian; H - shopping, playing piano, singing, painting, drawing; Randy Long Randy”: FT — Kahley Gcissler; “Get it Hangout - Aladdins Castle; FC — Porsche’ 917K; FP — College: Symphonic Band — 9. 10. 11; Marching Band - 10. 11. 12; Hr. Rep — 9. 10; Stage Band — 12; H - cars, driving, pinball, electronics; Rem — Just remem- ber me. thank you. Ann Martin Bonnie Martin “Cowboy Woman”: FT — Court- ney; GET ROWDY Hangout - Brian's: FC — Jag: FP — College; Cheerleading — 9. 10. 11. 12: Track - 9. 10: Sophomore treas- ure; Varsity Club — 10. 11: Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 12; Fo- rensics - 11; H - Camping in the mountains, concerts, parting with friends, going on trips blue grass festivals; Rem. - For all the great times with my friends, especially the weekend at the river. Brian Merchant Pat McAndrew Mike McCarthy Cindy Mitchell FT — Mikus; Hangout — Mall; FC - Mustang; FP - work; Chorus - 9. 10. 11. 12; H - playing piano, swimming, and Donald Meyers dancing Marsha Mullins John Mutz “I wish I had some gum ; FT - Kahley; FC — Camero; Hangout — My car; FP — College-den- tistry; H — Backpacking. Read- ing. Hunting; Rem. - Feared and Respected ’ Robin Naisawald Tweedle-dee ; What a wimp!; FT — Suddith; FC — Jaguar XJS; Hangout — Georgetown - near- est party; FP - College; SCA- Rep — 9. 10; Home room rep — 9. 10, 11; Homecoming float — 9. 10; Yearbook — 9. 10; gymnas- tics - 9; Honor Roll — 9. 10; Super Night’ — 10; Director of talent show — 11; Head of Prom decorations - 11; Lionettes — 11, VP — 12; Senior Class Treas- urer; Egigles; H — Water skiing, fishing, hunting, tennis, week- ends; Rem — As someone who was always late to Physics class Beverly Nelson Beth”; Any way; FT — Flight; FC - Trans Am: Hangout — Mall; FP — get married: Concert band — 9; Marching band — 10. 11; Symphonic band — 10. 11. 12; Foreign Lang. Club — 11: H — Horse back riding, back- packing. hiking, living; Rem — As a very sweet person! Cecilia Nguyen Forest Oden hal Iron Man ; Think about the game; FT — Mikus Lease: FC — Corvette; hangout — back seat; FP — Attorney; Football — 9. 10. 11. 12; Golf — 9. 10; Wrestling — 10. 12: Key Club - 11. 12; Egigles — 11; Powder puff coach — 11. 12; Senior Follies; Soccer — 12; Mork Club; Senior Follies: H — Women; Rem — the biggest stud in the school. Mark Olsen Big O ; Whats wrong with your eyes!; FT — Berish; FC — Corvett; hangout — all over; FP - enjoy life and prosper: Year- book — 10. 11: SCA - 10; Egigles — 11. 12: Newspaper — 11; H — woman, drinking, fir suppresion; Rem — not Mike Outlaw 39 Rebecca Rhodes Becky ; Catch a buzz?; FT - Courtney; FC — Porsche Targa; FP — College; Tennis team — 9. 11, 12; Miss Osbourn — 9: Pow- der puff — 11, 12; Homecoming Ct — 11. 12; Sr. Follies; Egigles: H — Tennis, dancing; REM - as having done my part in school acdemic and social affairs Lynn Para Oh no!; FT - Powell; FC - Cor- vett; FP — college; Pep Club — 9. 10; Art Club — 10. 12; homeroom rep — 11; FBLA — 12; Powder Puff football — 12; H - Horse- back riding, drawing, going to concerts; Rem - As an Andy Gibb freak Patrizia Rhodes Henry ; FT - Brizzi, Sudduth; FC - van; FP — get married, work, have a family; H — horse- back riding, football, basketball, drawing, ride a motorcycle, soft- ball; REM. — as someone who could get along with everyone; as a very warm and friendly person. Robert Reynolds Pam Seidlinger Hey Mun, whats going on? ; FT — Geissler; FC — Porsche. FP - college; 9. 10 — SC A; 11 - powder puff; class secretary — 12; 12 — Edigi's Eagle, H — swimming, biking, reading, ski- ing. Rem. — One who treasures the friendships begun during highschool. 40 Mark Rider Tammy Roberts “I can’t wait till Bob comes home ”; FC — mustang; FT — senior sponcers; FP — college; Hangout — home; 9, 10. 11 — honor roll; 11, 12 - art club; 10 — miss Osbourn pagent; 11 — Jr. class princess; 9. 10. 11 — home- room Rep. Rem. — always . Yoland Rodriquez Marty Roof Marty , Hey BABy ; FT - Suddeth, FC - chevy; hangout - Rebyank; FP - NVCC; H - sports, 4 wheelin; 9, 10 — foot- ball. SCA-. 11 - FBLA; REM. - by all. Mark Sellew Big Red : Oh-----!; FT — Geiss- ler; FC - Chevelle; Hangout - Pinocchio’s; FP — college; 9. 10, 11, 12 - Football; 12 - co-cap- tain of football team. 11, 12 - varsity club, track, powderpuff cheerleader; 12 — wrestling, Egidies Eagles. H — fishing, hunting, sports, camping. REM. — A friend to all Roxanne Seymore “Rocky'; has anyone seen Gary? FT — Mikus; FC — cam- aro; hangout — Gary's house; 9 — pep dub: 11 — foreign Lang, club; 12 — FBLA; Rem. — as myself. Lynn Shobert Beverly Smiley FT - Kahley; FC - camero; FP — college; 12 — FBLA; H — skat- ing. tennis, listening to music; Rem. - smiling. Nelson ). Squires Take it Easy”; FT — Simmons; FC — Jaquarxke; FP — college, medical school. 9 — SCA; 11. 12 — National Honor Society; 12 — Egigles Greek; H — electronics, metal detecting, reading, sleep- ing. coin collecting; Rem. — AS a guy willing to answer ques- tions and lend a hand. Donna Stegner Regina Sherry Reggie FT — Sudduth; FC — mercedes; FP — college; 10. 12 — FBLA. 11 — foreign Lang, club; 12 - Edigles Joanne Skinner Margaret Snell Maggie '; really; FT — Powell; FC — corvette; hangout — mov- ies; FP — college career in busi- ness; H - photography, sewing, reading: REM. — AS a nice per- son. Delores Stauter what ; Sudduth: FC — Camero: hangout — Georgetown. FP — business major; 11 — Prom Committees; 12 — senior activi- ties. H — water skiing, ceramics; REM — nicely Todd Stella 41 Jerry Stewart Cindy Straight Edward Sturms ’‘Candice Hey whats happen- ing?? FT — Dr. Carter; FC — JaguarXJS; FH — nearest hang- out party: FP — college of Wil- liam and Mary; 9. 10 - Orches- tra solo and Ensemble Festivle. 11 - 1977 Regional Orchestra. Madrigals. Honor Society, SCA H - tennis. Soccer, music. A nice guy that often tried but would never hurry. Glenn Thomason Pham Tuyen Candie Stillwell Candi ; that's life FT — Sud- duth, Bowman; FC — camero; FP — college; become a famous writer; 10 — J.V. basketball: softball, newspaper. 11. 12 — FBLA. basketball, softball, var- sity club, newspaper. Lionettes, Outstanding Female Athlete; H — writing. Sports, giving Coach Bowman a hard time. Rem. - As everyone wants to remember me. Art Sturgill Jr. I want you bo — de. FT — Geissler. FC — Celica; hangout — Mr. Sharpe's office; FP — computer programming or Jour- nalism. 9. 10. 11. 12 — football; 11 — track. Pep Club. Varsity club. 12 — student council, track: H — wood cutting, hunt- ing. traveling, collecting. Rem. — Only Sr. the school loved enough to give the shaft the first quarter ever here. George Taylor “Puddin Turn around Carol! FT — Geissler; FC — Porsche-Fh — El Torro; FP — college, den- tistry. or music. 9. 10 - march- ing band. SCA. tennis, stage band, honor roll. 11, 12 — stage band, tennis, powder puff cheerleader, talent show, toga party. Sr. Follies, varsity club. Rem — As a devoted student, in pursuit of knowledge, w’isdom. parties and women. Billy Tucker Debbie Tyreman “Tee-Bear”. Hey Bear! FT — Sudduth. Mikus: FC — Comet; Fh — My car; FP — Business. FBLA - 10, 11, 12; track 9; year- book. drama club: H — partying. REM — As a good friend. Donna Waters Possibly FT — Mikus Carter. FC — Mustang II; FH — pizza hut; FP — V.C.U. 9. 10 — cheer- leader. Class rep.. Orchestra, honor roll. 11 — basketball. FBLA. Honor roll. Orchestra, class rep. 12 — FBLA. honor so- ciety. class rep. H — tennis, bike riding, reading. Rem. Never at a loss of words. Kathleen Wallace Waddles Oh Piffle FT - An- tique. FP - Entertainment. 9 - drama club; 10 — newspaper editor, drama. 11 — drama, dance club; 12 - concert choir; H — praising the Lord, swim- ming, dancing. Re. A King’s Kid whose goal was to do it all for Jesus. Edna Wimmer FT — all senior sponsors. FC — Monza. FH — home. FP — col- lege; 9. 10 - honor roll; 10. 11 - orchestra, class rep., honor roll. 12 - art. H - art. needlework, hiking, backpacking, camping. Rem. As a friend to most. Mary Williams Brenda Williamson Lolita Washington UM-UM! FT - Kahley; FC - Celica; FH — Pinnochie’s; FP — College. 9. 10 — SCA. 9 — Girls track. 11 - vice-president Rep. Black Heritage Club, pow- derpuff; 12 — NHS President, class rep., yearbook. Black heri- tage club. Greek. H - Photogra- phy. reading, studying lang. Rem. Often Paul Wiseman William White Buddy Duane Young “Buck The Buck stops Here! FT — Mr. Reedy; FC — Le- ma nn’s; FH — Osbourn High: FP - work. 9. 10. 11. 12 - football, baseball. S.C.A. Rep. Bleacher Bums. FBLA. H — sports, girls, chewing tobacco. Rem. — Who's He?? Jeanine Williams A SALUTE TO OSBOURN EAGLE OSBOURN BAND CARNIVAL In an effort to raise funds the Os- bourn Screaming Eagle Band held a carnival after the Manassas Christ- mas parade. Games and performing groups sparked the entire day. The theme was a birthday party for Mickey Mouse in honor of the pro- posed trip to Disney World. It was alot of fun and enabled the Band to make the trip to Disney World. 46 Dr. Mrs. Chungkook Kim Molly Chris Harrover 47 OSBOURN BAND GOES TO DISNEY WORLD Mr. Mrs. J.V. Davis, Jr. Mr. Mrs. John M. McKenzie 49 STAFF DIRECT OF Dr. a., sue; carter Again They have come and gone And again Nothing is wasted And all is lost. Bones ... and sand The stench of rotting flesh They come and go in their deadly circles. Ripping Gnawing Chewing and leaving. But again The inevitable return They have come ... and gone Again ... Again ... and again. Floyd Hoskinson Class of'79 52 A Thought They say it’s the thought That counts, And not always the exact amount. I know it’s late, but I usually am But the words wouldn't come until This P.M. I wanted it to be kind of special. You see, I love you very much even though we Don’t agree. I am able to forget and to live In the present. One never knows whether time might Be of essence. Let us not wait for tragedy To come. To get us together before this year’s Done. I am guilty of acting in a childlike Manner, Though time is not my own, I would roll Out the banner Just to talk to you once more and Forget the past, Just to smile with you once more And be glad at last. Teresa Farris Class of ’79 Bill My grandfather was a big, kind man with a very distinguished name — William Walter Matlick, but all his friends called him Bill. He was six feet two and weighed over two hundred pounds, bald, with gray hair around the sides of his head. He chewed tobacco and always had a big wad of it in his mouth. My grandfather had many friends, I guess because of all the nice things he did for people. He had one friend, Steve, who although legally blind could still see a little. They used to play checkers a lot, and when Steve could no longer make out the black ones, Grandpa paint- ed them white. He loved kids and they were at- tracted to him — especially the lit- tles ones. He taught school for forty — four years and kept a paddle — two inches thick with holes drilled in it. Every kid he ever spanked signed his name on it because Grandpa always explained that the smack was for their own good and told them why he had paddled them. One day I came home from a track meet to learn the Grandpa had died. Dad said he'd been out work- ing in the garden and had had an- other heart attack. Two boys found him and told a neighbor, but he died before the ambulance could get him to the hospital. 1 didn't go to the funeral home or to his funeral. People thought I was crazy. I didn't even stay home from school. I wasn't being disrespectful, but 1 wanted to remember my grandfather alive. Me, sitting on his knee while he told stories about the farm in West Virginia or about go- ing to Pike's Peak for a week and spending only $23.25 — including food and lodging. Him taking me to Drug Fair when 1 was little and giving me a quarter to spend any way I wanted. It was things like these I wanted to remember, not him lying in a satin — lined box with his blood drained out. I didn’t cry when he died and I haven’t cried for him since. Some- times at night, after a long day, my eyes get watery and my heart hurts, but I don't cry. I just feel that he’s away on a trip visiting friends and relatives back in West Virgina, and I keep waiting for him to come home. To drive up in his big green Chrysler with a wad of tobacco in his jaw. Tammy Scarton Class of'80 54 55 The Class of '79 I Gee, is was great in the Class of '78 Watching them date, Never being late Their future to wait. II It’s now past their time But the Class of '79 Being further behind Has farther to go In the same time III The curriculum is broader So '79 must try harder And get up off their lard - er. For grades they must barter To prove they are smarter Is the challenge they ought — er ... For there’s a large difference between being second and number 2. E.N. Glish 56 You conceived You delivered You led me through life. Am 1 free? You don't own me Yet you run my life. Will I think for myself? When? You love me, 1 love you. Let me be free Let me come to you Give me time Let me discover myself For myself By myself We will be friends Best friends. Give me freedom. Betty Abernathy Class of '80 Afternoons on Park Benches Memories ... Of laughs, and smiles, and cheers Of days, and months, and years. Of fun, and games ... and tears. Of days spent listening to the sunrise And nights watching the sunset. And afternoons on park benches The flies ... the trash The whiskey and the beers Today is yesterday And yesterday is towmorrow The pigeons fly in circles The desert is barren Except for the for the bench ... And the bugs ... And the beer ... Floyd Hoskinson Class of'79 58 The Senior's Reply The day’s are brighter, The teacher's leaner. The work is easy, But the school ain't cleaner. The schedule’s loose, The day is clear. This was to be graduation year. The test's a cinch, The questions clear. The answer’s at hand, The pen does adhere. The paper is neat, I know that I’ve passed. My ship has arrived, A graduate at last! My parents prepared for my college career My father's estatic, My mother says, “Dear!” I gave it my all, Or at least my second best So how in the hell did 1 fail the test? E.N. Glish Nature's Orchestra The woods are nice At night When I am alone My ears ring with the sounds of silence. Nature is never quiet It never sleeps It knows no boundaries Does not the wind blow as well here and there Both up and beyond. A procession of ants thunder by — a noise matched by no storm ever known. A fly buzzes by — and the planes' engines resound throught the valley. Nature's orchestra No need for applause The audience sleeps. Floyd Hoskinson Class of '79 Life Life is like the weather: It has its highs and lows Life has many storms, Though some may pass more quietly than others. The winds of life may blow in blue skies of gray clouds. But a sunny day is always in the forecast. Martha Kline Class of ’80 61 The Wall Along my travels, I came across a wall. I first tried to open the doors of the wall, but found them tightly bolted. 1 next tried to break down the wall with kindness, Only to realize that it grew taller — and me smaller. Then 1 tried to break down the wall with joy and happiness, But the joy of the wall had been overpowered by its own sadness. Finally, I tried to break down the wall with love. But seeing that the wall knew only of protection, 1 was forced to go on. Leaving the wall to grow — and me to remember. Cathy Waugh Class of '80 62 63 My Pledge Looking over the hills and mountains In my life, 1 see towards the future. But there are many roads to choose. And each vanishes in the distance. I must hold onto the ideas and beliefs That will help guide me to my destination. So I may make some contribution to life. ADMINIST ON 66 SECRETARIES 67 ENGLISH Top L: Mr. Geissler. Middle L.; Ms. Murphy. Bottom L; Ms. Magee. Bottom R.; Ms. Kaminsky. Middle R.; Dr. Carter. Middle: Mr. Rollins. Top Middle: Ms. Perkins. 69 MATH Middle L; Ms. Schmidt. Bottom L; Mr. Deehan. Bottom R.; Ms. Keen. Middle R.; Ms. Lease. Top R.; Ms. Ardisson. 70 SCIENCE Top L.; Ms. Carter. Bottom L; Mr. Burger. Bottom R.: Mr. Simmons. Middle R.; Mr. Kahley. C N 0 F N. L L L L 5 P S :. . .. Ge • Sc L. U I� k Sn Sb n I Pb B. Po Al K -b. J J I 71 FOREIGN LANGUAGE HOME EC ART Top L; Ms. Fleagle. Middle L; Ms. Hildbold. Bottom L.; Ms. Bailess. Bottom Middle; Ms. Campbell. Middle R. Ms. Kane. Top R.; Ms. Rogers 72 MUSIC PHYSICAL ED Top L.; Ms. Cantwell. Bottom L.; Mr. Courtney. Bottom Middle; Ms Bowman. Bottom R.: Mr. Madison. Middle R.; Ms. Gillien. Top R.; Mr. Everson. Top Middle; Mr. Boehm. I 73 SOCIAL STUDIES Top L.: Mr. Sarver. Bottom L.; Ms. Koman. Bottom R.; Mr. Strickland. Middle R.; Mr. Sudduth. Middle; Mr. Rohr. 74 •'ia � VOCATIONAL ARTS Top L.; Ms. Flight. Bottom L: Mr. Beresh. Middle R.; Mr. Reedy. Top R.; Mr. Beason. 75 Top; Ms. Scovanner. Middle L.; Ms. Whisenant. Bottom; Ms. Vest. Middle R.; Ms. Levin. 76 You will scrutinize this book twice in your life ... once when you re- mind us of what we’ve forgotten, and then another, years from now, when we remind you of what you've forgotten. If, in our attempt to capture the feeling of Osbourn, we have not included you, maybe we have recorded a time or a place which you personally can relate to. 79 83 85 87 FALL FESTIVAL 88 ' BRER LIN THE BMACtC EACIE SAYS H; E VIHNCS V ltL OE OS ARMED Of'ffCTEDfV - • % 7 . . mmm 89 The Fall Festival activities got start- ed with the Girls’ basketball game and the varsity football game against the Vikings. Before the foot- ball game there was a very impres- sive parade of floats. This parade showed the effort and spirit that made this year's Fall Festival a real success. The football game was no let-down either as the Eagles came from behind to de-feet and dis-arm the Vikings just as Merlin the magic eagle had predicted. 90 FALL FESTIVAL DANCE The Fall Festival ended with the dance. There was very good live music and a lot of fun; in short, it was a perfect way to finish the fes- tivities. 91 OSBOURN SPORTS V OSBOURN GIRL’S The Girl's Varsity Basketball team ended its season with a 5-13 record. Kirsten Holsclaw led the team in leadership and ball handling. Other outstanding performances were by Annette Womack, who set up the plays and Senior Candy Stillwell, who controlled the boards. Francis Oden'hal was effective due to her ability to go after loose balls while Sophomore Jackie Hogan was a strong defensive rebounder. The Coach was Ms. Gillien The team is still building and can look forward to a good season next year. The Varsity members are: A. Womack, F. Oden'hal, D. Rowe, J. Olsen. K. Coupe, J. Hogan, S. Carter, D. Tarchia, K. Lew. C. Stillwell. K. Holsclaw. 94 BASKETBALL TEAMS JV The J.V. Girl's Basketball team pos- sessed alot of height this year. Out- standing performances were by Eve Hogan and Renee Dingus who con- trolled the ball and handled the boards well. Diane Battle was the piont guard as Cindy McClean and Jennifer Donlon set up the plays. The total team effort produced a 5- 13 record. The Coach was Ms. Bow- man. The members of the J.V. team are: P. Sellew, M. Penner. T. Roberts. R. Dingus. L. Conkey, K. Tucker. C. McClean. E. Hogan. D. Battle. 95 V OSBOURN EAGLE Back Row: B. Hogan, J. Tyreman, P. Ebert, M. Hoss. Mid Row: B, McMaugh, J. Hilton, T. Boyers. Front Row: J. Brown. P. Rhoads. W. Thomas. W. Prettyman. S. Shultzc. The Varsity Boy’s Basketball Team, coached by Coach Suddith, achieved a record of 4-16. Out- standing performances were by Senior Wayne Thomas, Junior Mike Hoss and Sophomore Pete Ebert. The team put in a total effort and will improve in the coming season. 96 BASKETBALL TEAMS JV The J.V. Boy’s Basketball team got off to a good start and ended with a record of 7-11. Outstanding per- formances were put in by Romone Rodriguez and Ron Lane. The team put in a great effort and should improve in the next season. Back Row: F. Mortin, R. Lane. F. Washington. M. Lew. Mid Row: K. Kora R. Rodriguez. M. Malone. G. Bentrem. Front Row: D. Polen, R. Allen, K. White, C. White, The Coaches: Suddith - Brizzi WRESTLING TEAM: NORTHWEST The 1978-79 Wrestling Team had a super season and are a source of Pride for Osbourn High School. Coached by Mr. Bowersox, the team achieved many accom- plishments — a final record of 9-2-1, District record of 8-1, sending many members to higher competition — but the main achievement was the capturing of the Northwest District Championship. The individual sta- tistics are just of impressive. Tony Young, Jon Higby and Dean Reedy are District Champs, Frank LaRosa and Forrest Oden'hal took third place. Frank LaRosa and Tony Young are Regional Champs, Jon Higby, runner-up and Dean Reedy placed third. Frank LaRosa took 6th place in State competition. The Team: Back Row: L Conke, MGR.. E. Tucker. C. Mitchell, F. LaRosa. C. Beavers, M. Avjean. D. Williams. S. Holmquist. Second Row: M. Proctor, MGR.. T. Leonard. MGR., T. Young. M. Bill. J. Higby, J. Heltzel. M. Hockman. S. Maroon. Front Row: Coach Rohr. B. Condit. F. Oden’hal. J. LaRosa. D. Reedy, M. Sellew. ]. Felber, Coach Bowersox. Not pictured: F. Oden’hal. C. Guy. J. Battle, T. Graver, E. Hoffman. C. Hogan. 98 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 99 OSBOURN EAGLE FOOTBALL TEAM This years football team had more wins than any Osbourn team in several years, ending the season with a 4-6 record. Even though we were a new school, the effort and the enthusiasm put forth by the team and the fans provided a very exciting season. The Head Coach was Tim Sarver. Assistant Coaches were Coach Courtney, Coach Madi- son and Coach Micus. The J.V. team had a record of 0-4-2. The coaches for the team were Coach Sharp and Coach Strickland. Lft. to Rt. — Back row: D. Spitler, S. Masters. G. jividen, S. Leftwich. D. Blevins. B. Nolker. M. Sellew. Second Row: M. McLaughlin. P. Lank. F. Oden hal, S. Swenson. T. Demeria. D. German. D. Reedy. P. Ebert. Kneeling L to R: F. Washington. M. Dodson. J. Testerman. D. Young. R. Lane. K. White, F. Hoskinson. C. Hedrick. J. LaRosa. G. Bedwell. E. Griffin. Sitting: G. Martin. C. Conley. F. Kuebeler. M. Outlaw. F. LaRosa. R. Rodriguez. E. Yates, T. lefferies, J. Morrow. J. Battle. 101 OSBOURN GYMNASTICS Lft. to Rt.-. R. Straight. H. Ringler. S. Proctor. The 1978-79 Gymnastic Team made L Conke. E. Walker. T. Leonard. K. White. a fjne showing with a finishing N. George. T McMaugh. A. Altman. record g_2 were many good performances by Sophomore Laura Conke who will be an All-Around competitor next year, Sophomore Teri Leonard who shows strong im- provement on the bars and Junior Karen White who will be com- peting on the balance beam next year. The total effort achieved a 4th place team title in the Districts, a 4th place in Regionals and Nan George is to be commended for her performances. She placed 1st on beam, floor exercise, unevens, and vault and 1st in the All-Around Title. At State she placed second in the All-Around Title. The team has improved greatly and can look for- ward to a strong season next year, too. 102 THE OSBOURN WINTER COACHING STAFF OSBOURN ORGANIZATIONS Mr. Mrs. Garnett M. Womack EYRIE STAFF Lacking experience, the Eyrie Staff got off to a slow start but soon got into the swing of things. Under the guidance of Diane Doggett, Editor; Andrew Miller, Co-Editor; Denise Par- tlow, Business Editor; Lolita Washington, Cheif Photographer, the Yearbook was pulled together. Many thanks to those who worked hard, who could always be counted on, but a special extension of gratitude is owed our sponsor, Mr. Geissler, who in a true test of sanity — remained our sponsor. First Row: D. Doggett, Editor; Denise Partlow. Business Editor; Second Row: S. McDonald. C.Lemmon. 1.Watts. S.Dowell. L.Washington. Chief Photographer; Andrew Miller. Co-editor; P.Breeden. D.Fitzgerald. B.Smith. Third Row: C. Aylesworth, D.Stegner, S. Kim. K.Kuhn. K. Korn, J.DeMuth. S.Mlsna. J.Higgs , 106 LIONETTES Although the Lionettes had alot of fun inducting new members at the Student-Faculty Basketback game, they were also busy with many im- portant community projects. L to R: P. Kidwell, L. Kendrick. S. Kim. C. Wilson. A.Lemmon. Madrigals is a group of eighteen musically inclined students who, after auditioning, were chosen from the entire student body. They met frequently to learn music and have fun. Through much hard work, the Madrigals received a I superior rat- ing from Festival. L to R. First Row: M.Proctor, S.Weaver. Ms.Cantwell, C.Wilson. S.Connor. Second Row: P.German, D.Doggett. P.Breeden. C. Hoss, K.Lew. J.Martin. Third Row: E. Sturms. M.Hawkins, [.Lamm. M. Hoss. D.Jennings. B. Anderson, M.Adams. 107 MADRIGALS VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club is composed of students who have earned a letter in varsity sports, Madri- gals, or in Band. The members of the Varsity Club are listed below. L to R. First Row: K. Holsclaw. D. Battle. L.Rivers. F.Oden’hal. T. Roberts. D. Stegner, D.Doggett. A. Payne. J.Connely, Second Row: P.Sellew. S.J. Hilton. R.Lane. J.Marrow K. White. J.LaRosa. R. Erimlow. C.Guy. Third Row: K. Condit. L. Conke. J.Hockman, M.Proctor S. Hoover. Y.Rodrigez, S. Burrows. MARINE BIOLOGY The Marine Biology Club was formed by a number of stu- dents who have a mutual in- terest in the ocean. The club has planned many fund raisers and activities. They plan to go to Wallop’s Island. L to R. First Row: L. Higgs, S.Hersch. P.Killmer, R.Hatter, Pres., A.Miller, M.Moser, P.Novack. Second Row: C.Aylesworth. C.Axel, j.Vasko. S.Warren. C. Horte. Third Row: L.Spellman. M.Bill. D.Wright. 108 OCCASIONAL EAGLE STAFF The Occasional Eagle Stall is responsible for producing the school newspaper. The mem- bers of the staff work hard and long, writing articles, cov- ering events, and putting the Sr. Issue together. Under the editorial gudiance of Sue Kimm, the paper helped com- munications within the stu- dent body as well as providing a means for publishing the work of many of our talented students. L to R. First Row: J.Olsen, S.Kim.Editor L.Washington, Second Row: A.Lemmon. A. Sturgill. F.Kuebler. S.Sturgill. S.Mlsna 109 EGIGLES The club that does absolutely noth- ing is at it again. The Egigles started off the year by electing Edward Sturms President. Having no meet- ings, the club is a spirited group of Seniors. Although no activities are planned, it is rumored that the an- nual breakfast will be held. It is certain that the Egigles will forge ahead, accomplishing nothing — as only the Egigles can!! 7 — B. Rhoads, S. Griffin, LHayes. T.Geisler, N.Squires, A.Sturgil, C.Francis. D.Stegner, LWashington, M.McCarthy. S.[. Hilton, T.Harris, S. Holmquist, J.Higby. 9 - E. Sturms, Y.Rodrigez, J.Lee, D.Lee, D. )ennings, R.Hatter. E.Wimmer. D.Waters. |.Conncly. B. Condit, M.Sellew. ). Higgs. D.Abernathy, T.Demaria, R. Brimlow, C.Guy, B.Bennett, R.Sherry. L.Davis, A. Lemmon. 110 PEP CLUB Have you seen those signs in the hall urging our teams on to victory? Those signs are the result of hard work and spirit supplied by the Pep Club. Cheering and Spirited, the Pep Club helped bring our teams to victory. L to R: L. Rodriquez, Ms. Mayes. C. |unk. D.Yates Second Row: T.Robcrts. J. Hogan. T.Vencil, S. Robertson The Drama Club is a group of talented students who di- rect their efforts toward the stage. The group produced a number of performances and sent a group of actors to various contests. First Row L to R: M.Pisegna. M. Hassell. K.Gower, A.Dvorak, P.Breeden. L.Conke. Second Row: E. Kinkel, K.Wallace. K. White. J.DeMuth 111 DRAMA CLUB STAGE BAND The Stage Band, like the Madrigals, is a group of musically inclined stu- dents who must audition for their chairs. We proudly present the 1978-79 Stage Band. 112 CONCERT BAND The Concert Band, known as the Osbourn Screaming Eagle Band is an important part of Osbourn High School. They work hard in practice and produce a sound worthy of their efforts. 113 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS The Freshman Class got off to a good start by electing class officers. Under their leadership, the class was involved in many activities, establishing themselves as one of OHS's spirited groups. L to R K.Brill. Sec: P Paterson. Tres Kendrick. V Pres V( Hall Pres. Having moved up from Frosh” status, the Sophomore Class was anxious to begin the new year. The class elected the new officers, then began the plans for the upcoming year. L to R. D Fitzgerald. Sec T. Lenord. Tres. L Ware. V. Pres V Gibsoo. Pres SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 114 CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir consists of many students who work together to produce a good performance. Under the direction of Ms. Cantwell, the group creats a beau- tiful sound. First Dm L Io R S Praam. L Mason. P Breeden. £. McAndrew. K. Wees®. C Crane. C. Wilson. T. Divecciua. M Praam. Ms. Cantwell Second Row. S. Connor. K Lew M. Adams. P. Rhoads. C. Hoss. L. Rivers. K. Wallace. J. VariwP. German Hurd Row, S. Goessman J. Martin P. Hobble. A. Dvorak. C Horte. M. Hawkins. R. Bryant. M. Hoss, D. Jennings. M. Poulson. ]. Lamm. J. Higgs. E. Griffin The Chess Club was formed by a number of students who en- joy the strategical game of chess. Un- der the sponsorship of Mr. Kahley. the members met in the library and became quite skillful in the ancient art. The dub was sparked by a number of good players. The most outstanding player — Boris — was. but of course, ruthless. L To R B Outlaw. M Breeden. A. Miller. Mr Rahley M McKensy. I Logas K Johnson. T. Diveocia. 115 FHA The talented young members of the FHA spent their afternoons in the Home Ec de- partment sewing, cook- ing, and other related projects. Preparing for their future they have learned the techniques of household mainte- nance. L Io R: S. Brown. L.Rodriquez, N.Brown, Yvonne Scott, S. McCrary, P. Franklin. D. Anderson. C. Anderson. Maureen Scott, Mrs. Bailess. The Distributive Edu- cation Clubs of Amer- ica were represented this year at Osbourn. Distributive Education is not just a class, it is a working experience. It teaches students the basics of marketing and distribution. The Students learned how to maintain the school store, doing a great service for Osbourn. First Row, L to R: Ms. Flight, D. Grunner, B. Nelson. P. Ebeman. D. Head, L. Cousins, B. Ousburri, C. Kline, L.Fyre, Second Row: D. Farris. L. Connelly, Gilbert, B.Weeks, A. Shoemake, Second Row: D.Fafris, L. Connelly, B. Gilbert. B. Weeks. A.Shoemake, Yvonne Scott, T.Bratka. K.Gruner. Third Row: G.Bedwell. B.Musiks, S.Felber, F.Stewart. R.Watkins. T.Toth. D.Stuart. DECA 116 VARSITY CHEER LEADERS Our Varsity Cheerleaders have worked hard this year and it shows. They attended camp in the summer and were chosen to be one of the top three squads out of approximately sixty squads participating. They also re- ceived superior ribbons every competition. Our Cheerleaders didn't stop here, they went on to win the District Cheerleading Competition for the second time in a row. That has nev- er been done before. Bottom Row. L to R: L.Kendrick. S. Hoover. J.Hookman. Second Row: M. Kline. C.Hoss. T.Robertson. T. Farris. J.v. CHEER- LEADERS The Junior Varsity Cheer- leaders put alot of time and energy into this year. They showed tremendous talent- ed at both games and camp. Our Cheerleaders effective- ly urged our teams to vic- tory because they them- selves are champs. Bottom. L to R: L.White, H.Ringler, M.Latimer. L.Statler, K.Olsen. S.Wilson. Second Row: (.Jefferies. B. Complement. T.Farris. Top P.Paterson 117 GIRL’S CHORUS Under the direction of Ms. Cantwell, the Girl's Chorus provides OHS with another group of talented students. L to R: D.Davis, A.Pleszooch. LChampion. D.Orndorff, S.McDonald. L. Walls. D.Tarchie. L. Gaskins. M. O'Maley. T.Lenord, M.Hockman. D. Wadsworth. C.Junk, LSturart The Greek Class is a group of dedicated students who devote some of their after school hours to the study of the Greek Language. Taught by Ms. Rogers, the class provides a new learning experience in Foreign Languages. L to R: N.Squires. A.Lemmon. L. Washington GREEK CLASS 118 ART CLUB Do you like to sculpt, paint, or just draw? Do you run out of time in art class, or didn't have an opening in your schedule to take art at all? Now you have an op- portunity to create after school hours with direction from the sponsor, Ms. Campbell. L to R: Ms. Campbell. J.DeMuth, S.Burrows. B.Smith, D. Meyers. P. Younts, T.Roberts The Future Business Lead- ers of America consisted of students who were enrolled in the various business courses at Osborn. Under the leadership of President Clayton Guy, the club had a very active year. First Row. D.Waters, C.Guy, B. Smilie, C.Brusso, D. Hoskinson. R.Brimlow, T.Bradley, K.Wallace, J.Lee. Second Row: P. King, M. Novack. D.Stegner, Y. Rodegize. R. Sherry. D.Lee, D.Tyreman, D. Hart. LGibson. Third Row: S. Brown, D.Abernathy, C.Ewell, R. Watkins, C. Kline. 119 FBLA JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS The Junior Class started off its new year by elec- ting officers. Under their leadership, the class proved to be an impor- tant part of OHS life. L to R: F. Oden'hal, Pres.: C. Waugh, Sec.: J. Snyder. Treas.; Not pictured |. Marrow. V. Pres. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The Senior Class of '79 elected officers and soon became engrossed in making their last year at OHS one that could never be forgotten. L to R: E. Wimmer, Sec.; A. Lemmon, V. Pres.; C. Guy, Pres.; not pictured R. Naiswald, Tres. 120 SCA HONOR SOCIETY One of the most impor- tant groups in the school, the Student Council As- sociation started the year with elections. Various fund-raising activities were planned including an OHS pin sale, and the second annual carnation sale for Valentine’s Day. Under the leadership of President, Mike Hawkins, frequent meetings were held with homeroom rep- resentatives and many important proceedings were discussed. First Row L to R: P. Rathke. C. Lemmon, S. Robertson, M. Hawkins, S. Kim. F. Hoskinson. M. Harrover, E. Anastasi. Second Row: E. Walker, C. Waugh. M. Hamill. L Conke. M. Hoss. D. Leanord, T.Roberts, E. Sturms. Third Row: T. Lehfeldt. D. Doggett. M. Penner, J. Swick, R. Brimlow. J. Kendrick. R. Dingus. C. White, J. Heltzel. The National Honor So- ciety got off to a start by choosing Lolita Washing- ton as President. The plans of the group in- clude many activities to the service of our com- munity and our school. First Row: C. Dingman. A.Lemmon, L. Washington. D. Waters N.Squires. Second Row: A. Gheen. T. Liu. P.Kidwell. K. Wallace. T.Roberts. E. Sturms. B.Pence. Third Row: M.Snow. D.Doggett. K.Coupe. C.Wilson. S.Kim. T. Lehfeldt, B.fenkins. S. Burrows. K. Lew. Fourth Row: T. Geisler. C.Guy. J. Felber, R.Hatter. E. Wimmer. D.Jennings. C.Hoss, L. Kendrick, P.Burrows 121 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS When it comes time for shelving books or stamping cards, who do you turn to? Our library is a vital part of student life and therefore alot of help is needed to keep it in order. These assist- ants were a great help. C. Nguyen, C.Ewell. M.Corbin. (.Skinner. B.(enkins The Osbourn Orchestra is an im- portant part of OHS. Through the hard work of these talented stu- dents, many concerts have been given and enjoyed by the student body. ORCHESTRA 122 DEBATE TEAM The Debate Team is composed of spirited members who thrive on heated discussion. If you enjoy the tug-o-war of a good debate, maybe you should join the team next year. W.Kidwell. E. Kunkle, M.Breeden. R.Kerk I 123 LOCAL SPONSORS t 124 FRIENDS Dale Potts OHS “81 Fairfax Co. Police Dept. Mrs. Irene Masters Mr. Mrs. J. L. Hawkins Mr. Mrs. Dan Spencer Mr. Mrs. McGarvey Mr. Mrs. Robert Holder Mr. Mrs. Robert Lowell Mr. Bausermann Carole Miller Francine Summa Mary Jane Bendall Glen Strickland James K. McCracy Bruce Condit Kellye Brill King Tucker Pam Quick Andrea Altman Lou Stauton Mr. Mrs. J. H. France Monica Penner Jill Rathke Family Hair Designers Inc. Mr. Mrs. David Spellman Family Thomas O. Murphy Mrs. Carole Miller Ronnie Lane Miss Flight Tim Sarver Charles Condly Richard Maryjean Boatwright Martha Kline “80” Brett K. Atkinson OHS 89 Mr. Mrs. Richard Milligan Mr. Mrs. Ebker George Rowan Lowery Saunders Mr. Mrs. Warren Hyson Mr. Mrs. Edgar Rohr Big Earl Muddimann Lisa Harrover Brian Harlow Brenda Hall Ron Stine The Lawlers Shelly Frazier Mr. Mrs. Thomas W. Bradford Brenna Smith Barbara Weeks Donna Fitzgerald Mr. Mrs. R. W. Fitzgerald Family Mr. Mrs. Ralph A. Powell The James Bettis Family Mr. Mrs. James A. Walton, Jr. Mr. Champion Carolyn Flach Mr. Mrs. Henry Ahalt, Jr. Dr. Mrs. John Antus Mr. Mrs. A. K. Clark Evelyn Westbrook Mr. Mrs. Button Mrs. Charles McCarthy Mr. Mrs. Emanuele Fontana 126 Mr. Mrs. John S. Miller FRIENDS a good friend Paula Kidwell OHS 80 Sandy Lane OHS “80” Michele Teten Sue Kim OHS “80 Greg Sparks Cindy Sparks Mr. Mrs. Harold Z. Sparks Ellen Anastasi Leslie Atkinson Michelle Hamill Suzanne Stewart Shearin Mlsna Class of 81 Julie Axel OHS “81” Bobbi Rieck “84” Joey Hobbie 84 Margaret Callahan “84” Julie Anne Koman “88 Amy Koman “92” Dicie Dial OHS 82 Kelly Kuhn OHS 81” Malinaa Gilbert OHS “81 Marlene Moser OHS 81 Lori Forte OHS 80 Jennifer Stillwell Andy Brown OHS “79 Anthany C. Martinich OHS 78 Judy Erin Kuhn OHS 78” Mark Patrick Kuhn OPHS 77” Michelle Kuhn Kathleen Kuhn Floyd G. Kuhn M. E. Geissler Jr. Michelle Carter H. G. Dilks Mr. Mrs. Robert Goessman Hattie Mae Partlow Andy Musgrove Teri Leonard Natalie Cutlip Mr. Mrs. Michael Williams Me Carol Wilson OHS 80 Sandy Proctor OHS 80 Robin Mitchell OHS “80 Shari Farrar OHS “80 Mr. Mrs. David Jenkins Family Paras Kahane Productions Mr. Mrs. Wallace Partlow Karen Condit Kevin Hawkins Diane E. Doggett Gene Sophies Kidwell 127 Patrons Manassas Medical Center Dr. Mrs. John C. Rhoads Dr. Mrs. James L. White Charles H. Nelson Jr. D.D.S. Dr. Mrs. Gerald A. Mosseller Dr. Mrs. John G. Ringler Dr. Mrs. Robert M. Regan Mr. Mrs. Thomas Young Dr. A. J. Zeller Dr. Mrs. Maruin Gillum Mr. Mrs. Condit Pediatric Associates of Manassas Mr. M. Geissler Drs. Cole, May, Murry John W. Abernathy Ms. Leola Waters Donna Mr. Mrs. Donald G. Zimmer Mr. Mrs. P. H. Dehart, Jr. Family Doggett’s Realty Kelmar Inc. Dr. Mrs. Arthur Gower Keith Korn Mr. Mrs. Eugene Lee Mr. Mrs. J. Edward Flournoy Ron Morgan Mr. Mrs. Charles Proctor Family Credit Bureau of Manassas Mrs. Holmes H. Smith Mr. Mrs. Donald F. Geisler Family Holmes Smith Construction Dr. Bruce Vogel — Podiatrist Harden Realty Co. John M. Atkinson Mr. Mrs. Jack Saylors Family Dr. Mrs. Rathke Family 128 Dr. Mrs. Horace G. Donner CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’79 HUTCHISON INSURANCE MATEY’S FISH CHIPS Are you tired of the old burger routine? Do you need a change in your after game eating habits? Why not try Matey’s Fish and Chips? The service is excellent, the atmosphere friendly and the food is terrific. So when the hun- geries hit, row on down to Matey’s Fish and Chips on Cen- terville Road in Manassas. MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Merle Norman Cosmetics offers you the best possible service in beauty needs. The beautiful em- ployees can help make you look the best you can be giving you a free make-over. Located in the Mall, Merle Norman is ready to serve you. Mr. Mrs. Bruce R. Lehfeldt. 129 130 Mr. Mrs. Nick LaRosa Family GEORGE R. BACHMEIER GRADING For professional service in land- scape grading, call Bacheier Grading. They have quick serv- ice with lasting results. CROWN SUPPLY COMPLETE LINE OF NAME BRAND JANITORIAL SUPPLIES PHONE 361-4098 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’79 EYRIE STAFF Glenda Conkle GREGORY’S FLORIST Do you want complete floral service? If so Gregory’s Florist has styles for every occasion. To charge by phone, call 369-3600 or stop by at 9016 Center Street in Old Town Manassas. KEY PROPERTIES Interested in buying a home, lot, acreage of commercial property? Visit Key Properties at 9104 Cen- terville Road or 7412 Sudley in Manassas. For real estate results ... talk to the Key People . Phone: 369-5000 or 361-6166. 132 Mr. Mrs. Dick Guy LOWE’S Lowe’s is located at the inter- section of Euclid and Liberia Av- enue. You may call them at 361- 9109. They offer you a wide vari- ety of appliances for your home and yourself. Lowe’s will greet you with a smile and help you with whatever you need. MAD HATTER Are you tired of the same old hair style? For a new you, stop by the Mad Hatter at 8368 Sudley Road. The prices are reasonable and the hair designers are friend- ly. For an appointment call 361- 8271. NATION CONGRATULATIONS WIDE CLASS OF INSURANCE 1979 Mr. Mrs. Dick Guy Mr. Mrs. Peter Anastasi 133 FRANCIS HOUSE OF LEATHER Boots, belts, purses, belt buckles, or any other leather needs you may have can be met at Francis House of Leather. Handcrafted quality goods at reasonable prices are available in quantity. Located at 8529 Centerville Road, we will be happy to serve you. Stop in or call: 361-3211 or 361- 1363. 134 Mr. Mrs. Martin J. Card WRIGHT’S BUICK If you are thinking about a new Buick you should think Wright's. For all your Buick buying and repairing see Wright’s at 8914 Reb-Yank Drive in Manassas or call 361-6161. PEEBLES Looking for that special dress or suit? How about shoes or lug- gage? Peebles Department is your one stop store. The best quality goods at reasonable prices are available here. With the help of friendly, knowledgeable sales- people your shopping chores can be taken care of quickly and efficient. Come by 9018 Mathis Avenue or call 368-3154 for your shopping needs. MANASSAS LUMBER Ready to start the project you've been putting off? Manassas Lum- ber located at 9121 Centerville Road, has all the lumber, ham- mers, and nails you could need. Phone: 368-2141. Celene Fletcher Boyers 135 MINIATURE GOLF All American Miniature Golf is located at 8902 Mathis Avenue, Manassas. They offer two com- plete 18 hole miniature golf courses with fun for the whole family. For more information call at 368-2820. BALLSFORD KITCHENS Do you want to redecorate your kitchen? Are you having trouble with your present appliances? If so, the experts at Ballsford Kitch- ens are ready to help. They have a full supply of appliances, cabi- nets, countertops and bathroom vanities. They can help you de- sign and remodel your kitchen as well as repair broken appliances. Come by at 10417 Ballsford Road, Mannassas or call 361-5571. f •CABINETS «COUNTtR TOPS •APPLIANCS «FLOOR PRODUCTS 3 1-55TI BOWMAN’S SURPLUS Bowman’s Surplus is located at 7515 Centerville Road, Manassas. They offer the best quality of fishing and hunting supplies, along with the finest sporting goods. You will find Bowman’s Surplus the surplus store that is very friendly — call at 368-3250. 136 Edwin P. Latimer COMMON- WEALTH COPY Do you need copy products? At 10413 Ballsford Road. Com- monwealth Copy Products Inc. has every thing you need. So drop by some time or phone 368- 1070. DELTA GUN SHOP Delta Gun Shop located at 9014 Mathis Avenue, Manassas Shop- ping Center, Manassas offers the finest and a complete line of archery supplies and equipment. They also buy, sell or trade guns, and offer a vast selection of amu- nition and hunting supplies. For more information call at 361- 9817. FIRST VIRGINIA BANK For a full service bank go by First Virginia Bank-Manassas Na- tional. The main office is located at 7900 Sudley Road, however, they do have offices in Hay- market and Woodbridge. To reach the main office in Ma- nassas phone 368-2124. El Taco Restaurants 137 ORANGE BOWL Located at the Mall in Manassas, the Orange Bowl serves delicious pizza, custard, and much more. After walking through the mall, it’s a nice place to get fast service and good food for reasonable prices. ROBIN - SON’S PHARMACY If you have a prescription to be filled, visit Robinson's Pharmacy. For friendly service stop by at 8718 Sudley Road. If a delivery is needed phone at 368-2311. UNITED VIRGINIA BANK For friendly service, go to United Virginia Bank. There are many offices to serve you in all your banking needs. 138 Mr. Mrs. C. J. Jefferies. Jr. JOHN WALKER CLEANING John Walker Cleaning Contractor specializes in building mainte- nance, windows, and carpets. For an excellent job in cleaning, call 368-4959. You will receive fast service at a friendly price. DOG HAIR Are you looking for the perfect groomer for your pet? The an- swer to your problem lies at the Dog Hair office at 9015 Church Street in Manassas. They are ready to give your pet the finest care and grooming, just call 369- 3047. Mr. Mrs. G.H. Heller 139 AUDLE ONSTRUCTIONinc 9257 LEE AVENUE SUITE 201 MANASSAS, VIRGINIA 22110 (703)361-8909 INSTITUTIONAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL Formerly GOLF COURSE DEVELOPMENT AND GENERAL CONTRACTORS, INC. 140 GREEN GROCERY Give a living gift. For any occasion a plant or flower is appropriate. Green Grocery carries a large selec- tion of plants, as well as pots, pot- ting soil, booklets on plant care, and all your plant needs. Located in the Mall at Manassas, they will be happy to serve you. Phone: 361-6764 RICHEYS For creative designs in floral ar- rangements, and personal service, stop by Richey's. Flowers can be wired anywhere. Come by 8295 Centreville Road or call 368-7188. 141 ASHBY JEWELERS If you are looking for the perfect gift, Ashby Jewelers has what you want. Along with a wide variety of jewelry, they carry china, silver, and crystal. Stop by today or call 361-5000 and they will deliver your gift. LONG FOSTER Thinking of moving or buying a house? Long Foster can help you. With over' 50 agents in our Prince William offices, they will give you the best possible service. Phone 368-1146 or drop by 7869 Sudley Road. LONG FOSTER REAL ESTATE INC. 7869 Sudley Road Manassas, Virginia 22110 142 CHAMP AUTO PARTS Whether it be spark plugs, complete engine over-hauls, or imported car parts, Champ has it. Centerally lo- cated at 9091 Euclid Avenue; they carry a huge selection of car parts. For assistance, call 368-7106. A-l GLASS Located at 7222 Centerville Road, A-l Glass can provide you with mirrors, plastics or any kind of glass needed. For assistance, phone 368-4627 143 ROHR’S For many years Rohr’s has supplied the needs of Manassas and Prince William County residents in the va- riety-store line. It today boasts the area’s largest toy selection, a com- plete assortment of notions, station- ery, baby goods, lingere, house fur- nishings, jewelry, and candy. Rohr’s Antique Car Museum is opened by appointment, preserving history with an interesting collection of cars, bicycles, license plates, toys, telephones, and oddities. RATCLIFF INSURANCE For traditionally excellent service you should drop in at Ratcliff In- surance at 9404 Battle Street. Be sure of your future, and arrange a policy with Ratcliff Insurance. 144 HARRIS AGENCY Located at 9117 Center Street, Har- ris Insurance Agency has numerous policies from more than 20 diffe- nent companies. For an appoint- ment just call 361-3191 or drop in anytime. Wlljapcl ypess 9218 Prince William Street Manassas, Virginia Try our fast XEROX service for forms, letters, resumes, programs, and booklets WILLARD PRESS Willard Press is located on 9218 Prince William Street. They can give you XEROX services for many articles such as programs, booklets, letters, resumes, and forms. 145 146 COCKE’S PHARMACY Cocke's Pharmacy is well known in Manassas for its prompt pre- scription filling. Along with Rexall products, Cocke’s carries a variety of Russell Stover candies and Hall- mark cards. Cocke's Pharmacy is located on Center Street in old town Manassas, and will deliver prescriptions free of charge any- where in Manassas. HEAD OVER HEELS Billy Joel, The Eagles, and The Vil- lage People can all be found among the racks at Head over Heels. For all your stero needs visit them at 9016 Mathis Avenue. Moderate prices and a large selection can be discovered. MANASSAS PIZZA Are you craving pizza, spaghetti, or a steak sub? Manassas Pizza can remedy your hunger. For after the movie, game, or school, stop in at 8910 Mathis Avenue, or call in an order at 368-6500. The friendly em- ployees will be glad to serve you. 147 BIKE COMPANY For the finest in bicycles for the family as well as the sports man come to the Bike Company. First in sales, service, and parts for bikes and skateboards as well. If you need a change from expensive gas bills and need good excercise its a bike from the Bike Company you need. Its more fun at 9104 Center Street. Call 368-6662 iaujs Auctions Antioues AUCTION EVERY FndauOp LAWS AUCTIONS ANTIQUES Looking for something special, av- erage, or just looking, Laws can help you. From antiques to repro- duction its your choice to bid or retail. Located on 7209 Centerville Road, come in and see the ever changing atmosphere chocked with furniture. Call for futher informa- tion at 361-3148 LUCK ALBRITE Need fast service on heating and plumbing supplies? Just stop by Luck Albrite at 8291 Centerville Road or call 368-3322. Their sup- plies range from washers for your faucet to humidifiers for your fur- nace. LUCK (-ALBRITE _ PLUMBING HEATING - £L£Cr f CAt T — 6 AIR CONDITIONING 148 Piedmont is people. . . with your best interest PIEDMONT FEDER AL AVI ISTO- S A- 2ST ID LOAN ASSOCIATION MANASSAS • WESTGATE • WOODBRIDGE • DALE CITY H AYMARKET • DUMFRIES 149 BROWN HOOFF If you need and want quality building materials and service, shop at Brown Hooff. They will be happy to serve you in any way. Located at 9011 Center, stop by or phone 368-3151. ELEGANT SALON Are you tired of your present hairstyle? If so, the Elegant Salon can help you. The hair designers at the Elegant Salon are as friendly as they are talented. Stop by at 7867 Sudley Road and leave as a new you. elegantsalon HaiastyLists pan Guys and ■j I .......HI BfcE r GUY’S PLACE Sure there are lots of places to go for pizza around, but there is also the best, Guy's Place. For the best pizza and subs in town, Guy’s Place is a sure cure. Call ahead, 369-5900, for your choice of any kind of pizza. Pick up at 8390 Centerville Road. 150 Mr. Mrs. Kenneth E. Rhodes 9636 GRANT AVENUE MANASSAS. VIRGINIA 22110 703 368 1900 i|lllllll|i ■ -'N| BARROW FOTO SHOP GEORGETOWN SQUARE ED BARROW $hnp £ SINCE 1958 SERVING STEAKS QUALITY FOODS BREAKFAST - LUNCH - DINNER BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE YORKSHIRE PLAZA 7513 CENTREVILLE RD. (RT. 28) MANASSAS, VA. 22110 (703) 368-4905 'PAN0RAMA It «AIK CHARLIE BLANKENSHIP Member Million Dollar Sales Club Off: (703) 369-5757 8080 Sudley Road Metro: 631-9160 Manassas, Virginia 22110 Res: (703) 368-9847 368 3184 631 0292 CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS FOR KITCHENS BATHS We Plan • Design • Build • Install • Service S S PRODUCTS, INC.____________________________ Kitchen Bath Center Appliances for Kitchens and Baths Floor Coverings • Draperies «Wall Coverings «Window Shades 8215 Centreville Road Metro No. 631-0001 Manassas. Virginia 22110 (703) 368-9990 DIAMOND CHAPTER MEMBER Pat Milloy SALES MANAGER n Dodge Trucks ISMIS SI MCI MILLOY DODGE. INC. COLT. SUBARU IMPORTS 9026 CENTREVILLE ROAD MANASSAS. VIRGINIA 22110 MANASSAS PHONE 361-5121 METRO PHONE 631 1869 CURRY'S AUTO PARTS 9020 CENTREVILLE ROAD MANASSAS, VIRGINIA 22110 PHONE: 369-6700 QUALITY AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND SERVICE DAHL CURRY Owner (703) 368-0059 Plant Decor, Inc. indoor Garden Center EXOTIC HOUSE PLANTS • PLANT HOSPITAL PLANT SUPPLIES • COMPLETE REPOTTING SERVICE “We Guarantee Our Plants99 Georgetown Square 9634 Grant Avenue RON MANCHESTER Manassas. Va. 22110 151 GREENWARE SUPPLIES Instruction dourztiy Jlzyacy dszamic (Specializing in That Special Something) MON S WED • � TO IO TUES. SAT. - 12 TO • FRI. - IO TO B S TO IO AUDREY RADER 1042 BALLS FORD RD. MANASSAS. VA. 2 110 300-1103 II E 9007 Centerville Road Mana was. Va. 22110 A ho re Giacomo 's II s I (703) A 1 It ; 369-7785 N F loan H S Tues. • FrL 9:30 ■ 6:00 Saturday-9:00 3:00 Closed Sun. and Mon. SPECIAL CRANE SERVICE ANY TIME - ANYWHERE Peoples Garage Howard R. Cornwell, Proprietor WRECKERS RADIO DISPATCHED FOR BETTER PUBLIC SERVICE phone: Day 368-2134 9005 Center Street Night:368 2 7 or Manassas f Virginia COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS STATE INSPECTION Meet Bill Jackman’s SUPER SERVICE MEN! Jackman s Sunoco Service Center Home of National Car Rental 8521 Sodley Rood, Menossos, Virginie 22110 next to Irengote Phone 368-9336 Phone 361-3141 912 Mathis Ave. MANASSAS SHOPPING CENTER $£RICE CO. Hotpoint-Zenith-SyTvania Fisher Wood Stoves Kelvinator-Kitchen Aid Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Charlton E. Gnadt CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA OOURT HOUSE UD LEE AVENUE a a sax tAS MANASSAS, VA. 22110 � OS S171 EXT. IU RES IOC NOE ISA 17 JOPLIN ROAO p. a. sax 204 TRIANOLE. VA 22172 221-2122 Custom Framing (703)368-4i4i GENES PLACE Mall at Manassas 8300 Sudley Road Manassas. Virginia 22110 pcki (Sruner Rnamelings Things 9220 TANEY RD MANASSAS. VA 22110 (703) 368 5998 152 Mr. Mrs. Curtis L. Misna BONDSMAN JOHN HAMILL ROUND THE CLOCK SERVICE RESIDENCE 36fi-:-J7?3 368-9108 REPRESENTING HAMILL BONDING COMPANY PORTION MEATS SEAFOOD ... USDA IN- SPECTED 9013-B Centreville Rd. Manassas, Virginia Unique Studio SPECIALIZING IN WEDDINGS • ENGAGEMENT • PREBRIDAL PORTRAITS • BABIES • CHILDREN • FAMILIES • SENIORS • OUTDOOR PORTRAITS COPYING OF PHOTOGRAPHS COLOR- ING IN OILS MEMBER OF WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHERS OF AMERICA 368-7515 SERVING PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY 9401 Main St. Manassas, Va. 9013-B Centreville Rd. 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VIRGINIA 22110 Metro 631-9628 I R AUTO WHOLESALERS FOR THE SOLID GOLD DEAL 361-8252 COUGLAS P. RAMEYMANASSAS, VIR- GINIA ACME CLINIC FOR TYPEWRITERS 9610-A Grant Ave. MANASSAS, VA 22110 3690500 Charles T. Marshall. Jr. OWNER - IBM SPECIALIST WE MAKE HOUSE CALLS Hersch 6? McCrary Stftfcr-neyi and 6otmse ors a ££au 9113 Church St., Suite 109 Mail: P. O. Box 111 Manassas. Virginia 22110 (703) 368-8103 GENERAL BUSINESS SERVICES Business Management Financial Counseling Tax Bookkeeping Service 8215 CENTREVILLE ROAD PAT TENORIOMANASSAS, VIRGINIA 22110 Associate Director (703) 368-7386 154 enzor Travel service TOURS • CRUISES - TICKETS - RESERVATIONS JIM KELLY MANAGER 7620 SUOLEY ROAD MANASSAS. VA 22110 LOCAL: 368-9111 METRO 631-1861 BAILEYS CROSSROADS SHIRLINGTON • KENSINGTON 820-9090 671-6655 9420254 'testers Tuxedo K MART PLAZA MANASSAS. VA. 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