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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1980 volume:

3V ' % c n( O Sb C.. I 1 1 80 OSBOURN SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL THE WHOLE WORLD IS A STAGE ALL THE MEN AND ALL THE WOMEN ARE MERELY PLAY ERS 2 THEY HAVE THEIR ENTRANCES AND THEIR EXITS 3 AND EACH MAN IN HIS TIME PLAYS MANY ROLES. DEDICATED TO THE CLASS OF 1980 BETTY ABERNATHY WILLIAM ANDERSON “Billy”; “Hey!”; FT - Beetle FP — College; Madrigals — 3; All- Reg. Chorus — 3; FBLA — 4; COE — 4; REM — An ex¬ tremely talkative person, who can talk about anything. CYNTHIA BARBOUR GLENN BAMFORD “Bam”; “Are you on drugs, Bill?” FT - Geissler; FC - Dodge Charger; FP — College; FBLA — 3, 4; REM — Just re¬ member will be fine. CHERISE AYERS “Buford”; “Oh, really?”; FT - Mayes; FC — Trans Am; FP — Nursing; Marching Band — 1, 4; Concert Band — 1, 4; Span¬ ish Club — 2, 3, 4; FBLA — 2; Eyrie — 4; REM — With a smile. KEN ARTHUR “Bankster”; “Stay cool, fool”; FT — Brizzi; FC — Corvette; FP — College; Honor Roll — 1, 2; Tennis — 2, 3, 4. 6 TONY BOYERS “Kiss me quick!” FT — Geiss- ler; FC — Mazda Rx7; FP — College; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Eyrie — 3; Track — 3; Egigles — 4; OSAT — 4; REM — Gather¬ ing my rosebuds while I may. PEYTON BREEDON “S - H”; “Hi Thall”; FT - Rogers Boley; FC — The Thing; Glee Club — 1; Mixed Choir — 2; SCA Rep. — 2. 3; Eyrie — 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir — 3, 4; Madrigals — 2, 3, 4; Newspaper — 4; Egigles — 4; REM — My mother’s daughter. KATHI BRUSSO “Really, there’s D.R.!” FT - Magee; FC — TransAm; FP — College; Pep Club — 1; Eyrie — 1; DECA — 2 (Historian); Flag Corps — 3, 4; Adv. Chorus — 3; Concert Choir — 4; Newspaper — 4; FHA — 4; REM — As a girl who tried her best. RICHARD BILL “Rick”; “No clue”; FT - Geiss- ler; FC - Fury III; FP - ROTC, Air Force; Football — 3; Base¬ ball - 3. KIMBERLY BIBEAU DONNA BOOHER “Chirp”; FT — Mikus Brizzi; FC - Chevelle; FP - College; Foreign Language Club — 2; REM — Not at all. 7 MICHELLE BUICE “Shelley”; “That’s living”; FT - Harris; FC - Mustang; FP - Col¬ lege; Flag Corps — 3; REM — Con¬ stantly inconsistent. BRUCE BURKE GREG BURKE PATRICK BURROWS “Pat”; FT — Carter; FC — Porsche; FP — Enjoying life and trying to fit college in somewhere along the line; Chess Club — 3; Honor Society — 3, 4; Treas. — 4; REM — A dedi¬ cated student who tried to help oth¬ ers. NANCY CHAPMAN FT - Mikus; FC - ’72 Malibu; FP - College GLENDA CONKLE “Are you on drugs?”; FT — Statler; FC - VW; FP - Florida; REM - Short. 8 ELIZABETH CONNELLY “Wizzie”; FT — Geissler; FC — Camaro; FP — Marriage; FBLA — 2, 3; DECA — 3, 4; REM — By my style and grace. SALLY CONNER “Sas”; “Dig it!” FT - Boley Geissler; FC — Monte Carlo; FP — College; SCA Rep. — 1; Con¬ cert Choir — 2, 3, 4; Madrigals — 2, 3, 4; All Reg. Chorus — 3, 4; REM — As Mandy, Lee, and Helen’s chauf¬ feur. DARLENE CORUM KELLY COUPE “Junior”; “Forget you!”; FT — Kah- ley; FC — Honda Civic; FP — Col¬ lege; Basketball — 2, 3, 4; Honor Society — 3, 4; REM — As myself. LEE COUSINS WILLIAM DALEY “Munchy”; FT — Brizzi; FP — Col¬ lege; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3; Cross Cou ntry — 2, 4. 9 WENDY DAVEY “Windy”; “I don’t even care!” FT - Seifart; FC - TR 7; FP —College; Pep Club — 1; FBLA — 2, 3, 4; REM — A friend to all. ANNE DICKERSON ‘‘Blondie’ ! ; FT - Mikus Bowersox; FC — MG; FP — College; Stewardess; Cheerleading — 1, 2; Softball — 1, 2; Soccer — 1; REM — As the gal from California. DAWN DAVIS “Sissy”; “I don’t care, Lee”; FT — Campbell; FC — Celica; Cheerleading — 1, 2, 4; SCA Rep — 1; Track 2, 4; Chorus — 3, 4; REM — As a nice person and a friend to all. JAMES DEMUTH “Jim”; “You kill me”; FT — Mayes Campbell; FC — Porsche; FP — College; Choir — 1; Art Club — 2, 3, 4; Marine Biology Club — 2, 3, 4; Drama — 2, 3; Eyrie — 3, 4; REM — Just to be remembered is fine with me. ROBIN DINGUS “Red”; “Catch a buzz”; FT — Brizzi; FC — Chevy van; FP — College; REM — Vaguely. DIANE DOGGETT “Die”; “Spare me!”; FT - Ro- gers Kahley; FC — Volvo 242; FP — become a millionaire; Girl’s Choir — 1; Mixed Chorus — 2; Madrigals — 3, 4; Concert Choir — 4; Eyrie — 2, 3, 4; (Ed. — 3) SCA Rep. — 2, 3; Track — 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club — 2, 3, 4; Honor Society — 3, 4; Egigles — 4; REM — As Diane. 10 SUSAN DOWELL “That’s Fantastic!”; FT — Sud- duth Kahley; FC — Spitfire; FP — College, Pharmacy; Honor Society — 3, 4; Eyrie — 3; Lion- ettes — 4; REM — As I’m not and never will be. SCOTT DUNHAM “Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.” FC — Corvette; FP — College, Wres¬ tling; Track — 4; Wrestling — 4; REM — Just plain remembered is enough for me. KEVIN ELKINS SHARI FARRAR “Gopher”; “Hey, man”; FT — Kaminsky Mikus; FC — Cam- aro; FP — College; Marching Band — 2, 3; SCA Rep. — 3; FBLA - 3, 4; REM - As my¬ self. TYRE EDWARDS JOE FELBER FP — College; Football — 1, 2, 3; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4; Band — 1, 2, 3; Signet — 1; FBLA — 1; Honor Society — 3, 4; Egigles — 4; REM — I don’t care. 11 JAMES FERGUSON “Jimbo”; “Later on”; FT — Beresh; FC — ’72 Chevelle; FP - unknown; Basketball - 2; REM — As a student who not always tried his best but made it anyway. CAROLYN FLACH “Flash”; “Uh ... yeah”; FT - Bur¬ ger; FC — Omni; FP — College; Eyrie — 1; FBLA — 1; Pep Club — 1; Foreign Language Club — 2; Marine Biology Club — 3, 4; Art Club — 4; REM — As a good friend. LORI FORTE “The other Lori”; “I’m depressed.”; FC — Vega; FP — College; SCA Rep. — 1; Lionettes — 3; (Pres. — 4); Hon¬ or Society — 3, 4; Egigles — 4; REM - Was I? ROBERT FOSTER JAY FRANCIS “Let’s go, Sam”; FT — Carter; FC — Camaro; FP — College; Drama — 1, 2; Golf — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 4; REM — One who would mind his own business. SHELLEY FRAZIER “Boo”; FT — Kahley; FC — Porsche FP — College; Cheerleading — 1 Track — 3, 4; Marine Biology — 4 Art Club — 4. 12 PEGGY GARRETSON FT — Statler; FC — Barracuda; FP — Work; REM — As having made it 12 years. NAN GEORGE “Nan nu”; “No kidding, Donna Marie’’; FT — Geiss- ler Kaminsky Campbell; FP — Col¬ lege; Gymnastics — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 3, 4; Lionettes — 3, 4; FBLA — 4; Egigles — 4; REM — I’m like a fish out of water when it comes to gym¬ nastics. PAUL GERMAN “K.D.”; “If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.” FT — Geissler; FC — Trans Am; FP — College; Football — 1, 2, 3; FBLA — 3; Egigles — 4; REM — As a guy who people never forget. BRENDA GILBERT “Lou-Lou”; “That’s tacky”; FC — Vet; FP — College, Sportscaster; FBLA — 1, 2, 3, 4; DECA — 3; Honor Roll — 2; Eyrie — 4; Teen Counselor — 4; REM — The chick with small writing who loves sports. DORIAN GREEN GARY GRIFFIN “Grif”; “Ride ’em, Cowboys”; FT — Beresh; FC — Jaguar Type E; FP — College; REM — The last of the Griffin Era. 13 RENITA GRIFFIN “Nina”; “What’s Happening?”; FT — Brizzi; FC — Camaro; FP — Business School; Softball — 2; Cheerleading — 3; Chorus — 3, 4; REM — By my laugh. KIRSTEN GRUNER “What?”; FT - Flight; FC - Trans Am; FP — Travel; Work; Yearbook — 1; DECA — 2, 3, 4; Class Rep. — 1; REM — As the crazy person that I am. GINA HALL MIKE HASKINS “Break your face.”; FT — Brizzi; FC — Chevette; FP — College. LORETTA GUFFEY “Barretta”; “Bruce is coming home!”; FT — Kahley; FC — Trans Am; FP — College; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Egigles — 4; FBLA — 4; REM — One who always blushes. MARY HASSEL 14 CHARLES HEDRICK “C.W.P.T. Patrol”; FT - Brizzi; FC — Corvette; FP — College; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; REM — Forever. BRYAN HOGAN “Sky”; “What’s up?”; FT - Beresh; FC — Trans Am; Foot¬ ball — 1, 2, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 2, 3, 4. JOHN HOBBIE “Pete”; “What?”; FT - Beresh; FC — Rolls; FP — Succeed; Wrestling — 1, 2; REM — Va¬ guely. SHELLEY HOOVER “Shell”; I’m sweating like a pig.’’ FT Mikus Mayes Geissler; FC — Camaro; FP — Cruise Direct¬ ing; SCA — 1; Gymnastics — 1, 2, 4; FBLA - 2, 3, 4; Cheerlead¬ ing — 3, 4; Varsity Club — 3, 4; Egigles — 4; REM — As myself, and for all the great times I had with my friends. DARLA HOSKINSON “Foots”; “C’est la vie”; FT — Statler; FP — Marriage, Trili¬ ngual Sec.; FBLA — 1, 3, 4; Flag Corps — 2, 3; COE — 4; REM — Short, Sweet, and Modest. JUDY HOCKMAN “Jud”; “Yeah, tell me about it”; FT — Sudduth Magee; FC — 280 Z; FP — College; SCA — 1, 2; Basketball — 1; Cheerleading - 2, 3, 4; FBLA - 2, 3, 4; Class Sec. — 2; Varsity Club — 3, 4. 15 POLLY HURDLE “Do What?”; FT - Statler; FC — VW; FP — Work for an airline; REM — With a smile. JOHN JAMES DEBBIE JENKINS JANET JOLLY “J.J.”; FT - Kaminsky; FC - Cam- aro; FP — Working and taking busi¬ ness classes. COE — 3, 4; REM — As a small girl with a big smile. LORI KENDRICK “It’s the pits”; FT — Carter Geissler; FP — College Drama; Cheerleading — 1, 3, 4; Drama Club — 1, 2, 3; SCA Rep. — 2; Pres. — 4; Lionettes — 3, 4; Honor Society — 3, 4; Newspaper — 3; REM — As someone who tried always to look for the good in life. PAULA KIDWELL “Punkin”; “Nobody’s perfect”; FT — Geissler Keen; FC — Rolls Royce; FP — College; Drama Club — 2, 3; Yearbook — 3, 4; Lionettes — 3, 4; Sec. — 4; Honor Society — 3, 4; SCA Parlamentarian — 4; Egigles — 4; REM — Tall and slender. 16 SOOYUNG BARBARA KIM “Sue”; SCA Rep - 2; V.P. - 3; Dra¬ ma Club — 2; Forensics — 2, 3, 4; Marine Biology Club — 2; Lionettes — 3, 4; Sec. — 3; Newspaper Editor — 3, 4; Girls State — 3; Yearbook — 3, 4; Honor Society — 3, 4; V.P. — 4; REM — As a good student. CYNTHIA KLINE “Cindy”; “Oh, brother”; FT — Ardis- son; FC — Ford LTD; FP — College; Band Manager — 2; Orchestra — 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 2; DE Sec. — 3; SCA Rep. — 4; FBLA — 3; REM — Always willing to help. MARTHA KLINE FP — College; SCA Sec. — 2; Pep Club — 2; Chorus — 2, 3; Concert Choir — 4; Madrigals — 4; Honor Society — 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleading — 3; Lionettes — 3, 4; Egigles — 4; REM — As a nice person who likes to laugh and have fun. JAY KOMAN FC — 1964 Ford; FP — College; SCA Rep. — 2, 3; Marine Biology Club — 2, 3; FBLA - 4. JOE KRZYWICKI “Flex”; FT - Brizzi; FC - Trans Am; FP — College; Baseball — 1, 3, 4; Football - 3, 4; Wrestling - 2, 4; REM - Strongest little guy that ever went to OHS. FRANK KUEBBELER “Cookie Man”; “What’s going on?”; FT - Reedy; FC - VW; FP - Navy; Track - 2, 3, 4; Football - 1, 2; Newspaper — 3, 4; Cross Country — 4; Wrestling — 4; Varsity Club — 4; REM - As one who gave a damn. 17 LINDA ANN KYPTA FT — Kaminsky; FC — Mer¬ cedes Sports; FP — College, hairdresser; Drill Team — 2; Pep Club — 2; VICA — 3, 4; Pari. — 3; Pres. — 4; Teen Counseling — 4. FRANKLIN E. LaROSA “Paco Sue”; FT — Geiss- ler Ardisson; FC — CJ-7; FP — College; Football — 1, 2; Bas¬ ketball — 1; Tennis — 1, 2, 3; Wrestling — 2, 3, 4; All-County - 3; Band - 1, 2, 3, 4; REM - NEVER LET ME LOAF!! NANCY LANG FC — Triumph; FP — College; Newspaper — 1; Pep Club — 1; Marching Band — 2; Art Club — 2; Forensics — 2, 3; Marine Biology — 3, 4; Wallops Isle. — 3, 4; Drama Club — 3, 4; REM — As a short person who made others smile for awhile. TRACY LEHFELDT FP — College; Yearbook — 2, 3, 4; Wallops Island Trip — 2; Honor Society — 3, 4; Lionettes — 3, 4; SCA Rep. — 3, 4; Gym¬ nastics — 3, 4; Egigles — 4; Teen Counselor — 4; REM — For all the great times together with the great class of 80! JENNIFER LARGEN “Jenni”; “I don’t know!”; FT — Geissler; FC — Camaro; FP — College; SCA Rep. — 1; Track — 1; Band — 1; Stage Band — 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 2, 3, 4; Art Club — 4; REM — As I am. PETE LENK “Don’t worry about it.”; FC — Chevy Nova; FP — Pro. Base¬ ball; Football — 2, 3, 4; Base¬ ball - 2, 3, 4. 18 BILL LOAN y”; “Hey Man”; FT - Kah- FC — 280Z; FP — Law )ol; Forensics — 3, 4; REM .s a person who would when asked. KEVIN MALONE “Huh?” FP - College; Football — 1, 3, 4; Basketball — 1; HR Rep. - 1; Super Night - 2; Battle of the 80s - 2; Key Club - 3, 4; “one of the 12 who went to Paris” - 3; Wres¬ tling - 4; Egigles - 4; Sr. Pres. - 4; REM - Don’t forget me because I won’t forget you. SAM MAROON DAVID MARRIN “Where’s my car?”; FT — Brizzi; FC — Mercedes 450SL; FP — College. 19 JACKLYN MARTIN “Jackie”; “Hey Bud!”; FT - Geissler; FC — Green Z28; FP — College; SCA — 1; Madrigals — 3, 4; Regional Chorus — 4; Foreign Language Club — 2; FBLA — 3; Varsity Club — 4; Egigles — 4; REM — As “the chick with the cars”. LEE MAUCK “Bruce”; “What can I say?”; FT - Boehm; FC — Corvette; FP — Col¬ lege; Adv. Orchestra — 1, 2; Concert Orchestra — 4; REM — As the quiet kid with the dirty mind. MICHAEL McANDREW 20 JOHN McCRARY “That’s neat”; FT — Kaminsky; FC — The thing; FP — Study piano; QCTC — 1; Drama Club — 1; Band — 1; Marching Band — 2; Reading Symphony — 1; Orchestra — 2, 3, 4; REM — As an uninhibited person. PAM McLANE matt McLaughlin “Decent”; FT — Gryder; FC — ’69 GTO; FP — Driving a wrecker for Skippy’s Texaco; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 1, 2; Weightlifting — 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club — 2, 3, 4; REM — As having the fastest car at Osbourn. ROBERT V. McMAUGH “Booby”; “Dig it”; FT — Brizzi; FC — Bug; Soccer — 1, 2, 4; Basketball - 3, 4; REM - BANCHEE. ALLEN MILLS “Big Al”; “How’s it going”; FT — Beason; FC — Nova; FP — Technical School; Baseball — 1 , 3, 4; Track — 2; Football — 3, 4; REM — As the one who keeps his cool. ROBIN MITCHELL “Babe”; “Get Real”; FT — Sudduth; FC — Cutlass; FP — Secretary; FBLA — 3, 4; Homecoming Dec. — 3; COE — 4; REM — Quick tempered and got along good with my friends. 21 JEFFREY MORROW “Juice”; “Down set”; FT — Davis; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1; Varsity Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club — 2, 3, 4; Madrigals — 2, 3, 4; Boys State — 3; Class V.P. - 3, 4; REM - Mr. Mikus’ set up man. BUCKY NOLKER “Burly Walker”; “Probly”; FT — Ardisson; FC — ’68 Vette; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club — 2, 3, 4; Drama Club — 3, 4; SCA - 1, 2, 3; REM - In purple tennis shoes with a beer in hand. EARL MUDDIMAN “Big Earl”; “Hey Baby”; FT - Campbell; FC — ’65 Nova; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 3, 4; REM — A friend to all. KAREN O’CONNELL FT — Geissler Keen; FC — Green Celica; FP — College; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook — 2, 3, 4; Editor — 4; Powderpuff — 4; Egigles — 4; REM — As one who could never stop talking. TERRY NEELY “Darn Car!”; FT - Geissler; FC — VW; FP — Travel, college; DECA — 3; Egigles — 4; REM — Under a Volkswagon. FRANCES ODEND’HAL “Odie”; “Bimbo”; FT — Geiss¬ ler; FP — College; J.V. Basket¬ ball — 1; Varsity Basketball — 2, 3, 4; Track — 1; Honor Roll — 1; Supernite — 1, 2, 3; Class Pres. — 1, 2, 3; Softball — 2, 3, 4; REM — As an Odend’hal!!?? 22 JENNIFER OLSEN “Jen”; “Oh no, not again!” FT — Gillian; FC — 280ZX; FP — College; SCA Rep. — 1, 4; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 2, 3; Honor Roll — 2; News¬ paper — 3; Sr. Class Treas. — 4; REM — Always looking for perfection. ALICE PAPAZAHARIOU “Aliky”; “Oh, Shut up!”; FT - Mikus Bowersox; FC — Cor¬ doba; FP — Be healthy and have a good job; Pep Club — 1; D.E. Club - 2, 3, 4; FBLA - 2; Honor Roll — 3; Egigles — 4; REM — a girl with the longest and hardest name in the school — Alice Pa ... MEGAN O’MALLEY “Later as in much”; FC — MGB; FP - College; REM - As myself. ARTHUR ROY “Roy”; “Be there.”; FT - Sud- duth; FC — Camaro; FP — Col¬ lege; Freshman Football — 1; Fresh. Basketball — 1; Golf — 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball — 2; Basket¬ ball (Varsity) — 3, 4; Key Club — 3, 4; REM — As a tri-Geome- try major. DeANNE ORTIZ FT — Lawsen; FC — Mazda RX7; FP — College; Girl’s Chorus — 1; Contestant in Miss Fairfax — 1; Keyettes — 2, 3; Lionettes — 4; Keyettes Hist. — 3; Student Advisory Com¬ mittee — 3; Powder Puff — 3; Graduation Comm. — 4. JANICE PLUMB “Shorty.”; FP - College; SCA - 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club - 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics — 1; Symphonic Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club — 1; Marine Bio. — 2, 3, 4; Yearbook — 4; REM — “A friend you can always count on and taller than I am.” MARK POLSON “Yeah, right.”; FT — Reedy Beresh; FC — Ford-Fastback; FP — Navy; Football Mgr. — 1; Concert Choir — 3, 4; Yearbook — 3, 4; Madrigals — 4; REM — “One who was never in the right class at the right time and who loved Spanish.” CLIFF POTTER “Cliffy”; “Oh, come on.”; FT - Kah- ley Brizzi; FC — Trans Am; FP — College; Football — 4; REM — Re¬ spectful and courteous to all. SUE POTTER “Sus”; “Rully”; FC - TR-7; FP - College; Honor Society — 3, 4; Year¬ book — 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club — 1, 2, 3; Z-Club — 2, 3; Tennis — 3; REM — “Postively!” SANDRA PROCTOR “Sandy”; “Great”; FT - Strickland; FC — Vete; FP — College; Gymnas¬ tics — 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading — 2, 3; Track — 1, 2; SCA — 2; Concert Choir — 2, 3; Madrigals — 1, 3; REM — “As an ornery student always giving someone a hard time and always rowdy.” JAMES M. REDD, JR. “Little Jimmy”; “You’re lying!”; FT — Keen Mikus; FC — Corvette; FP — College; Football — 1, 2; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; REM — “One time only, but there can be exceptions.” DEAN REEDY “Deano”; “To the MAX”; FT - Bowersox Mikus; FC — 57 Chevy; FP — College; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 1; Track — 2, 3, 4; Battle of 80’s — 2; REM — “A fine upstanding citizen in the community.” BARBARA ANN REPPERT “Barbie”; “Oh, NOOO!”; FT - Bur¬ ger; FC — Mustang; FP — College; Wallops Island — 2, 3, 4; FBLA — 2, 3, 4; Marine Bio. — 3, 4; Flag Corps — 4; Art Club — 4; REM — “As the girls always willing to help.” THOMAS E. REYNOLDS “Wrap”; “Oh, wow!”; FT — Brizzi; FC — Porsche 928; FP — College; J.V. Basketball — 2; FBLA — 4; Work study program — — 4; REM — “As one who helped all” BRYAN RHODES “Hot dog, Boss”; “Decent!”; FT — Brizzi; FC — Camaro; FP — To keep what I want and be happy with it; Baseball — 4; REM — “The man with dreams and expectations, just a little way from reality” PHILLIP DWIGHT RHOADS “Boss”; “Hey Dude”; FT - Sudduth; FC — Elderado; FP — Get married and be RICH; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis — 1, 2, 3, 4; Egigles — 4; Senior Follies — 4; REM — “With Terry Moore”. 25 JAMES E. RICE III SCOTT RICE LESLIE RIVERS “7 7”; “Let’s climb some rough terrain”; FT — Lea se; FC — Jeep CJ-5; FP — College; REM — “As the stuck-up guy all the girls thought I was.” “Roni”; “Pookey”; FT — Geiss- ler; FC — Opel; FP — College; Symphonic Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 2, 3, 4; Stage Band — 2, 3, 4; Foreign Lang. Club — 2; Solo Ensemble — 3; Egigles — 4; REM — “As a trumpet player with great lips.” “Gummies”; “Hey Gummies”; FT — Boley Kropf; FC — “Green Bomber”; FP — Col¬ lege; Gymnastics — 1, 2; Soccer Mgr. — 2; SCA — 2, 4; Lionettes — 3, 4; Foreign Lang. Club — 2; Madrigals — 4; REM — “Mr. Bill’s friend.” SAMARIA ROBERTSON “Samm”; “Get it”; FT — Bow- ersox Kaminsky; FC — Cam- aro; FP — Lawyer; Pep Club — 3, 4; Foreign Lang. Club — 2; SCA — 3; Black History — 2; Yearbook — 4; FBLA — 4; Newspaper — 4; REM — “Al¬ ways and forever.” DEBBIE ROWE “Deb”; “I know”; FT - Ka¬ minsky; FC — Pinto; FP — Re¬ ceptionist; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club - 2, 3, 4; REM - “Al¬ ways laughing.” DEBORAH SAEGER 26 TAMMY SCARTON “Stretch”; FP — College; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 1, 2; Basketball — 2; Newspaper — 3, 4; Yearbook — 4; Honor Society — 3, 4; Lion- ettes — 3, 4; REM — “As a person with a sense of humor always telling bad jokes.” YVONNE SCOTT “Dummy”; “Anyone ’impor¬ tant’ call?”; FT — Kaminsky; FC — Corvette; FP — It’s a surprise!; Chess Club — 1; DECA - 3, 4; FHA - 3; REM - “Always absent.” STEVE SCHULTZE “Cowboy”; “Hi Babe!”; FT - Brizzi; FC — Honda Prelude; FP — College; Football — 1; Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball - 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA - 3, 4; REM — “As a person who gave it his best no matter what he did.” REGINA SENTELLE “Bears”; “Let’s disperse”; FT — Geissler; FC — Espirit 52; FP — College; Gymnastics — 1; Track — 1; Field Hockey — 1; Lionettes — 3, 4; Yearbook — 4; Egigles — 4; St. Follies — 4; REM — “dauntlessly”. DIANA KAY SCHWIND “Di”; “Okay Ralph”; FT - Ber- esh; FC — 4x4 Pickup; FP — College; Flag Corps — 2, 3, 4; Int. Band — 4; REM — “As the leader of the Mr. Everson fan club.” FLOYD SHIPE “Gink”; “That’s the breaks”; FT — Beason; FC — Jeep; FP — Navy; REM — “For making it this far in life.” 27 ARTHUR SHOEMAKE “Art;’ “Takes one to know one.”; FT — All; FP — Photographer; REM — “As just an ordinary person.” TONYA SIMPSON FC — Monte Carlo; FT — Ro- gers Mikus; FP — Physical Thera¬ pist; Marching Band — 2; Sym¬ phonic Band — 2. IAN SNIDER “Snaggletooth”; “Steve, ya know who that is?”; FT — Stat- ler Geissler; FC — Honda Civic; FP — College; Class Treasurer — 3; Class VP - 4; REM - “As all the good times I had with my friends.” DONNA STEGNER “Cricket”; “Oh man!”; FT - Ka¬ minsky; FC — TR-7; FP — Who knows?; Rifle Corps — 2, 3, 4; FBLA — 2, 3, 4; REM — “For finally mak¬ ing it.” DEBBIE STEWART MICKEY STRATTON 28 SCOTT STURGILL WAYNE THOMAS SHAWN TROTTER “Hey Man!’’; FT — Mayes; FC — Mustang; FP — College; FBLA — 3, 4. KATHY TUCKER “Gymbo”; “Hey y’all”; FT — Brizzi; FC — Firebird; FP — College; SCA — 1; FBLA — 3; REM — “Always loyal to friends. JOHN TYREMAN “Johnny T”; FT - Kahley; FC - T- mobile; FP — College; Basketball — 2, 3, 4. 29 CYDNEY DEE VETTER “Dee Dee”; “Right on”; FT — Strickland Kaminsky; FC — Buick Camaro; FP — College; Orchestra — 2, 3; Flag Corps — 2, 3; Forensics - 3; Egigles — 4; Yearbook — 4; Tennis — 4; REM — “As a friend to all.” ELLEN WALKER “Briana”; “I’m so confused!”; FT — Campbell; FC — Honda- Accord XL; FP — Col¬ lege Artist; Art Club — 3, 4; SCA — 3; Lionettes — 3, 4; Gymnastics — 3; REM — “As an artist and a friend.” PERRY WARREN “Pares”; “Do me”; FT - Camp- bell Mayes N. Carter; FC — Porsche; FP — College; Marine Bio. Club — 2, 3, 4; REM — “As the school chauffeur and the guy with the T-shirts.” JOYCE RENA WATKINS Ninny”; “Freak me out!”; FT — Sudduth; FC — Cadillac; FP — To be a working mother and wife; FBLA — 1; Concert Choir — 2, 4; DECA - 3, 4 - 3rd place Mgr. Human Relations; REM — “As a friend to every¬ one.” JEFFREY WATSON “Jeff”; “Oh no, I’m late again!”; FT — Beason; FC — ’73 Mus¬ tang; FP — College; Tennis — 2, 3, 4; Yearbook — 3; REM — “As never being late.” TERESA WATSON “Howdy”; FT - Statler; FC - 280-ZX; FP — College; Drama Club — 1, 4; FBLA — 4; Egigles — 4; REM — “As one who laughs at anything.” 30 CATHERINE WAUGH “Polly”; “Oh, shut up!”; FT - Courtney; FC — TR-7; FP — Professional Dance Co.; Cheer¬ leader — 1; SCA — 1, 2, 3; Yearbook — 1; Newspaper — 4; Drama Club — 3, 4; Class Sec. — 3, 4; Egigles — 4; REM — “As a sounding board.” KELLIE WEESE FT — Statler; FC — Mustang II; COE — 4; FBLA — 4; Concert Choir — 3, 4; SCA — 2; REM — “By all”. SHARON WEAVER “Cowardly Lion, Boeweaval”; “That’s swift.”; FT — Kahley; FP — College; Talent Show — 1; Wallop’s Island — 3, 4; Ma¬ drigals — 3, 4; REM — “As happy and as a good listener.” KAREN WHITE “Dizzi”; “Stop it you brute!”; FT — Brizzi; FC — Lincoln; FP — College; SCA — 1; Gymnas¬ tics — 1, 3, 4; Class Treas. — 2; Lionettes — 3, 4; Honor Society -3,4. CLARENCE WATTS “Cotton”; FT — Beason; FC — Jeep; FP — Electrician; Base¬ ball — 1 , 2, 3, 4; Football — 4; REM — “For being the nice, honest student I am.” WALTER ALAN WEAVER “Alan”; “Dig.”; FT - Camp¬ bell; FC — Mazzerati; FP — To replace our gov’t with an¬ archy; Wrestling — 2; REM — “As a ’high class’ student who wants to overthrow Mrs. Ro¬ man’s gov’t.” 31 LISA WIKFORS “T.T.T.”; “Get away.’’ FT - Mikus Mayes; FC — Buick; FP — College; Flag Corps — 2; Egigles — 4; FBLA — 4; Pep Club — 4; REM — “I’m not Liz I’m Lisa!” GWEN WILLIAMS CAROL WILSON FC — ’62 Corvair; FP — College; Concert Choir — 1, 2, 3, 4; All-Coun¬ ty Chorus — 1; Reg. Chorus — 2; Yearbook — 2, 3, 4; Co-Editor 4; Madrigals - 3, 4; Lionettes — 3 — Treas. 4 — Vice Pres.; Honor So¬ ciety — 3, 4 — Sec.; REM — “As a friend.” PAT YOUNTS “Rocky”; “But you’ll go blind if you don’t!”; FT — Campbell; FC — Van; Art Club — 2, 3, 4; REM — “As a burden to the school. LAST BUT NOT LEAST ... MIKE HOSS (Santa Hoss) “No such thing”; FT — Sudduth; Car — 280ZX; FP — Col¬ lege; Basketball — 1, 2, 3; Key Club — 1 , 2, 3; Golf — 1 , 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir — 1 , 2, 3; Varsity Club — 1 , 2, 3, 4; SCA — 3, 4; Egigles — 4; REM — Remembered as the “Lonesome Loser”. 32 . JUNIORS - CLASS OF ’81 Class officers: Sponsor — Mr. Sudduth, Treas. — Leslie Atkinson, Sec. — Michelle Hamill, Pres. — Jimmy Fairman, (not pictured: Vice-Pres. — Ellen Anastasi.). Cathy Asdnesen Maurice Adams Ellen Anastasi Sophia Andrews Clara Anderson Greg Arnold Jeff Atkins Leslie Atkinson Beverly A us berry Mike Avjean Julie Axel Cindy Aylesworth Debbie Bailey Bonnie Barbour Teri Baratka Claudine Bates Diane Battle Chris Beavers William Benton Gus Bedwell Wayne Berton Mickey Bill Pamela Blevins Michael Breeden Tammie Bradley Stephanie Brown Randy Bryant Laura Buechner Doug Burke Jerry Burke Chris Burrows David Cardwell Teri Carlisle Mark Carroll Stacy Carter Robin Chapman Donald Chin Steffon Christian Glenda Clark Gary Clark Michael Cochran Faye Coffey Anthony Collins Laura Conkey Becky Compliment Derrick Cronk Natalie Cutlip Kristin Dahle 34 Joey Daly Steve Danner Jimmie Davenport Karen Dehart Terry Divecchia Matthew Dodson Andy Drauszewski Scott Earhart Paul Ebert Todd Edwards Ron Ellison Stanley Epstein Bettina Ewell Liz Fahrenwald James Fairman Alicia Farris Donny Farris Steven Felber Andrea Ferguson Terry Fletcher David Francis Jerome Geisler Patricia German Nancy Gibson Malinda Gilbert Suzanne Goessman Eric Goodrich Cheryl Gough Thomas Graver Earnest Griffin Mar k Greenwalt Kathy Gregory Randy Gregory Michelle Hamil Jeff Harbaugh Karen Harlow Molly Harover Joe Hart Kevin Hawkins Lisa Higgs Deborah Hileman Melinda Hockman Charlie Hogan Eve Hogan Jacqueline Hogan Daniel Holman Donald Holman Kirsten Holsclaw 35 Timothy Houston Kelly Ibbotson Janet Jeffries Keith Johnson Tim Johnson Tom Joyce Carol Keywood Will Kidwell Tracy Krashasky Eric Kunkel Joseph Lamm Donna Lane Ron Lane Jim Lemmon Paul Lenk Teri Leonard Mike Malone Gail Manuel Shelly Maroon Laura Mason Katie McGowan Andrew Miller Craig Mitchell Shearin Mlsna Marlene Moser Robert Morrison Mike Mueller Beauford Musick Missy Novak Melissa Norman Katie Olsen Maryanne O’Maley Mary Orvlosky Adrian Osbourne Debbie Orndorff Joseph Paris Denise Partlow Kevin Pearson Roger Pearson -Luiz Pereira Trong Pham Amanda Pickett Jay Pinney Melissa Pisegna Andrea Pleszkock Jeff Pope Dale Potts Robert Potts 36 Maria Proctor Darlene Pullen Lisa Ranta Danny Raynes Karen Redd Greg Rider K Helen Ringler Andre Roberts Maria Rocha Jimmy Rodriguez Ramon Rodriguez Patty Quick Sara Ross Pam Sellew Nettie Shoemate Stacey Simpson Dawn Sloane David Spitler -{o yu£ f Brena Smith Debbie Snoddy Leslie Spellman Russell Spencer Lee Statler Brian Steelman Suzanne Stewart Jennifer Stillwell Robert Stratton David Sturat Yvonne Steele Sheryl Sturms Judy Swick Teresa Taylor Tracy Thompson Anthony Toth Suzanne Tyreman Michelle Teten Jeannie Vasko Delores Veny Steve Vess Phil Voyer Monica Wahner Allen Wallace Stephen Walls Elizabeth Washington Floyd Washington Kevin Wastler Kim Weese Ken White 37 David Williams Jeff Wilson Sandra Wilson Helen Wimmer Lisa Wine Robin Woolum Edward Yates Tony Young Yvette Young ce Zabaneh . Curt Ziese Becky Ulmer Juniors show their school spirit. Clockwise: Judy watches the Eagles during a football game. Debbie shows her spirit by helping decorate the Junior’s hall during Homecoming, while also participating in the spirit shown by the Lionettes, (notice the whiskers). The OHS Varsity Cheerleaders lead the school with their spirit! Jackie and Diane discuss their school activities. 38 SOPHOMORES - CLASS OF ’82 Class Officers: Sponsor — Ms. Keen; Pres. — George Bentrem; Sec. — Lou Staunton; Treas. — Kathy Gower; Vice-Pres. — John Hetzel. Bottom Left: Sophomores generate much enthusiasm during Homecoming by decorating their hall. i Pam Albrite Frederika Alexander Ricky Allen Andrea Altman Sam Aylesworth Bryan Bannach Chris Bannach George Bentrem Ed Beuoy Brenda Blankenship Bryan Bledsoe Tommy Bolvari Rufus Bostic Lawrence Botkin Eugene Bradley Una Brien Kellye Brill Rochelle Brimlow Natalie Brown Traci Brungard Sandy Burrows Tazwell Butler Jimi Button Cheryl Canby Marci Cantor Leslie Champion Ann Clarke Joan Clarke Robin Clarke A1 Coles Catherine Connelly Myles Connelly Rosalie Corbin Cheryl Crouch John Culbertson John Daley Bobby Dembinsky Renee Dingus Michell Dinkins Tim DiVecchia Sonja Dodson Jennifer Donlon Diane Drauszewski Paul Dunham Annette Dvorak Michele Easterwood Michelle Ebker Liz Farhrenwald 40 Rachel Felber David Flach Scott Fleming h ' Ames Flynn Kim Forish Carol Fox Holland Fox Tad Fox Pattie Franklin Carrie Frazier Gwon Gaskins Gwonda Gaskins Rob Gault Katie Geris A1 Gheen Paula Gheen Shelia Grayson Joanne Grizzle Tina Grizzle Kathy Gower Mary Hall Billy Hamlin Jeff Haynes Jon Heltzel Dennis Hendrickson Jerry Hill Keith Hill Mike Hockman Kim Hogan John Holmes Reginald Honaker Bill Hoover Craig Horte Gail Hull Regina James Judy Jarratt Elizabeth Jenkins Donna Jividen Toni Jividen Timothy Johnson Tina Jones Cheryl Judd Chantell Junk Jill Kendrick Paul Killmer Lanette Lagerstrom John Lagos Kelvin Lane 41 Elizabeth Law Trey Lawler Chin Lee Carol Leftwich Cathy Lemmon Anne Lenk Mark Lew Tommy Lewis Linda Loan Leila Lubold Suellen MacDonald Belinda MacMillan Jeffrey McAndrew Suzanne McCrary Cynthia McLane Teresa McMaugh Michael Mackenzie Jaimie Maddox Kevin Maloy Lalita Manney Charles Marcum Rebecca Marsh Glen Mason Michael Mattick Curtis Mitchell Stanley Mitchell Frank Morton Glenn Mosseller Brian Muddiman Donnie Neff Lane Nelson Tina Newman Kim Nielsen Steve Nielsen Wayne Nokes Sue Normington Paul Novak Farrell Odend’hal James Ortiz Brian Outlaw Paul Parker Paige Paterson Lance Patterson Chris Pederson Rebecca Peed Monica Penner Jackie Pitts David Polen 42 Beth Potter Greg Prado Pam Quick Gary Radford Pam Rathke Cheryl Reynolds Kathy Ritenour Antoinette Roberts Alicia Rodriquez Kenny Roper John Rose DeBoran Schlader Tina Shaffer Jay Shepard Tom Shoemake Laura Sinclair Wanda Sisk Roscoe Skinner Anne Smith Melvin Smith William Smith Jeanette Snead Daniel Snow Paula Songer Gail Stanley Lou Staunton Sandy Steelman Rose Straight Lisa Stuart Brian Swead Diane Tarchia Howard Tay Linda Taylor Ronald Taylor Frank Thomas James Thomas Jim Thomason Patrick Tomarchio Ted Toth Lowell Treague Susan Trice Eddie Tucker King Tucker Donna Vanderpool Dale Vance Sherrie Vess Denise Wadsworth Mark Wahner 43 ' Y Billy Waldron Kim Walker Vicky Walker Lora Walls Sharon Warner Stacey Warren Wanda Watkins Angela Westfall Chirs White Leigh White Ron Whitten Nancy Williams Paul Wilson Dale Wright David Wright Delia Yates V Alex Younts Ann Zillioux 44 FRESHMEN - THE CLASS OF ’83 Sec. — N. Egi Treas. — L. DeHart Pari. — C. Bausman V . P . - J . Woody Sponsor — Ms. Peters Paige Taylor Class Pres. Not Pictured. Alicia Aadnesen Chuck Ahalt Darrin Armel Mary Armstrong Jeff Arrington Mark Augusti Ginger Bamford Sonja Barbour Tyanne Barbour Robyn Barton Valerie Bates Charlotte Blevins Connie Blevins Henry Block Steve Bolvari Danny Booher Mark Bragg Andrew Breeden Todd Brungard Brenda Buchanan Lynn Buchholz Robbie Buechner E. Burke Tim Busby Maria Call Robbie Carter Scott Chapman Louia Christian Ted Cianelli Kitty Cole Julieanne Connelly Mateo Connelly Debbie Cooper J. C. Cousins Kelly Crabill Carla Crawford Michelle Crisp Cindy Cunningham Scott Dahle Jennifer Dailey Linda Dehart Sheila Deitz 46 Iruce Delisle Kim Dempsey Ann Demuth Jeff Dickerson V Thomas Dodson Frankie Douglas 46 Mark Drauszewski Richard Dunham Kathy Ebert Keith Ebker Tony Eddin« Nina Egidi Roger Fogle Mary Foster Carrie Frazier Tommie Free Gotwona Gaskins Chris Gatti Lisa Geesey Tim Geisler Tim George Sam Geris Rebecca Gibson Chester Gilbert Kelly Gilliam Jo Ann Goessman Kathy Goff Karen Griffin Robert Griffin Cindy Guerreri Allan Guy Terri Halseth John Hamill Darcy Harbaugh Tony Harris Chris Harrover Christian Hassel Lorie Hendrickson Debbie Hess Donna Hill Virginia Hill Guy Hiniker Ronnie Hogan Warren Hogan Olga Holsclaw Stacey Howard Robbie Hull Vincent James Cindy Johnson Mike Johnson Richard Johnson Michael Jolly Colleen Kelly 47 Allen Khajehnouri Steve Klajehnouri Bob Kim Erik Kindrick Rodney Kite David Koman John Kratzer WUliam Krebs E. J. Lacey Karan Lane Marsha Lane Richard Lang Kelvin Lansdowne Pat LaVigne Anthony Lawler Dana Lee Wendy Lehfeldt , Helena Lenk - Mark Lepnew sMatt Lepnew Teresa Lightner John Lockley Josephine Logan Andrea Lynch David McAndrew Maureen McAndrew Terry McAndrew Alana McClendon Marya McGowan Lisa McLane Patricia McLaughlin Robert McNamee LaDonna Maples Jacki Marcey Laura Maroon Tim Martin Mike Merchant Jay Mergler Robert Michael Curtis Midkiff Franklin Miller John Moats John Moliere -U James Moore Jimmy Moreland Cathy Morrs 48 Richard Morton Debbie Mowchan Donna Muddiman Thomas Mueller Randy Mullins Andy Musgrove , Susie Myers Jean Nelson Susan Nelson Kevin Newman Shawn Nycz Rod Osborne Maria Papa Lisa Para Chris Paris Pam Parker Roxanna Patton Ken Pearson Michael Pederson Tom Penn Jack Perry William Quick Johnny Rash Tim Ratcliff Cindy Reid Rodney Ritenour Nick Rock Jim Rounsley , Christina Sandberg James Savage Kyra Scarton Wendy Schmidtlein Charlotte Shanholtz John Sharp James Shepard Michele Sinacore Alice Smith Cynthia Smith Marshall Smith Rebecca Smith Russell Smith Rebecca Snellings Janine Snoddy Ben Songer. Susan Spall Cindy Sparks David Spellman Of; Burton Squires 49 Karen Stanley Dawn Swales Paige Taylor Charles Tharp Karen Thompson Jamie Thorne Teresa Thorp Leroy Tibbs Dwayne Tiller Tracy Traband Sandra Tyreman Charlotte Veney Eric Walker Kathryn Wampler Doug Wann Andrew Washington John Waters Roy Waters Robert Weaver Becky White Carol Williams Tony Williams Joy Wimmer Joe Woody ' ' Lloyd Wright Tracy Wright Joan Yarbrough Ronald Young , ' xT Robert Ziese 50 - . p 1 . h n ! ADMINISTRATION ” % I 1 il Top L.: Principal Victor M. Egidi carries out one of his many responsibilities (announcements). Top R.: Always kept busy is Assistant Principal L. A. Rorrer. Together Mr. Egidi and Mr. Rorrer keep OHS running smoothly. 52 iWfE a, BHi ' It m A ■ _• % Top L.: Ms. Ebert. Top R: Ms. Brimlow. Middle L.: Ms. Orsini. Middle R: Ms. Sours. Bottom: Ms. Hendrickson. 53 Top: Mr. Sharpe; Middle L.: Ms. Whittington; Center: Ms. Costa; GUIDANCE r .2 w - LIBRARIANS Middle R.: Ms. Peters; Bottom: Mr. Burgwald. 54 [SSKjtti HELPING HANDS Top L. Bus Drivers — Ms. Griffin — Head of Transportation, Bea Right, Mary Hull, Nina Muddiman, Hattie Husch, Anna Raunsley, Kay Orndorff, Carol Edwards, Sue Walker, Pat Whited, June Thorton, Peggy Snider, missing: Rosemary Ward, Judy Turner, Bonnie Cash, Verlene Melnia, Aletha Spettle, Phyllis Mckinney Middle: Cafeteria Workers MaryEllen Rose, Ana Barne, Shirley Viar, Darlene Hawkins, Helen Nethers, Roberta Plaster, Jean Shiftlet, Bottom: Ms. Allen — Attendance Officer 55 ENGLISH 56 Opposite page, Top: Dr. Carter. Middle L.: Mr. Geissler. Middle: Ms. Kaminsky. Middle R.: Ms. Murphy. Bottom L.: Ms. Sheridan. Bottom R.: Ms. Magee. This page, Top: Ms. Stafford. Middle L.: Ms. Scovaner. Middle R.: Ms. Weed. READING Bottom: Ms. Powers. 57 SCIENCE Top L.: Ms. Carter. Top R.: Mr. Roberson. Middle L.: Mr. Simmons. Middle R.: Mr. Burrows. Bottom: Ms. Hollinger. 58 59 HISTORY Top L.: Guest speakers spoke to the American Studies I classes. Middle L.: Mr. Mikus. Middle M.: Ms. Koman. Middle R.: Mr. Strickland. Bottom L.: Mr. Suddath. Bottom R.: Mr. Rohr. 60 P. E. Top: Mr. Sarver — Athletic Director. Middle L.: Ms. Bowman. Middle M.: Mr. Bowersox. Middle R.: Mr. Madison. Bottom L.: Mr. Gryder. Bottom R.: Ms. Gillien. 61 62 Top L.: Mr. Reedy. Top R.: Mr. Beresh. Bottom L.: Mr. Beason. Bottom R.: Mr. Varmecky. VOCATIONAL ARTS 63 nH MUSIC AND ART 64 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Top L.: Ms. Rogers. Top R.: Ms. Harris, (not pictured is Ms. Seifart). RESOURCE TEACHERS Middle L.: Mr. Dillow. Middle R.: Mr. Davis. Although some of our teachers are substitutes, we still learn from them and consider them to be a resource of our learning. TEACHERS IN ACTION 65 i« £|ood � V°° ' pjjyfau. o ' 0 U 7 ?N . , V o l � r ■ I 0 o ' g p uue y 1 ' £t‘i es£p fofii y y tMW� J ««rtt yy) ■£ a p „ _ r‘ Jt t (xi- (go v % Ay ' V ' . ;,rcv ' A 5 c ( a - ° r ' X uj S i r do J o( Jy XXXX v X h 4 % n 7 f, ? y$ X fjt X ' y v v I 6-feve w 0 ittn D. 15 ° jerk: fer no f o s vV o IfiVtUA famJLt % SO ye Are The. ' D£3 ' l MJT SQ I r vr - J v $ Q | 4 4 � tVJ W j -tU- , oTJ lT|e 6 a -v .b° r 5 . bcsf! - r o U aor h« 0£ ? ° cfct+s T)r.c 2 -H- ' Oh oJUv J ' n { M u � 7 O-W.S. o vvcj Ka Ht VUrf y Am di- J) “fo ° ofc 6 Houj’s •t - V° 0.6 ' . V- v ' l-oP?l ' JD i V-T C v� l U- 5 ? .£ Wfi- ' iU koux. i -fcf AvwOevx (X - fTij lraiL 2 ffo . ‘sC mxx BW lUAJjOnrvXX O l( ) $ If } i| d X (8 _ a VO V- c- G� Ac - n -(S. GRADUATION DAY THIS IS THE YEAR WE HAVE WAITED FOR, THIS IS THE ALL-FATEFUL DAY, IT SURE HAS TAKEN US A LONG TIME, AND WE’VE GONE AN AWFUL LONGWAY. STARTING ALL OVER THREE YEARS AGO, JUST AFTER SETTLING IN, BUT NOW THAT SEEMS ONLY LIKE YESTERDAY, AND WE HAVE A NEW LIFE TO BEGIN. THE LAST TIME WE’LL SEE DEAR FRIENDS, AND TRYING OUR BEST NOT TO CRY, LAUGHING, HUGGING, AND DRYING OUR TEARS, GETTING COURAGE TO TELL THEM GOODBYE. STANDING TOGETHER AS A BODY OF ONE, LEAVING BEHIND ALL THE BEST, WE ARE THE CLASS OF NINETEEN EIGHTY, AND TODAY WE ARE BETTER THEN BEST. Paula Kidwell 70 Manassas Shopping Center 71 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST PERSONALITY Lori Forte, Steve Martin BEST LOOKING Jennifer Olsen, Woody Prettyman CLASS OPTIMISTS Nan George, Jim Demuth LIFE OF THE PARTY Peyton Breeden, Steve Martin MOST ENTHUSIASTIC Lori Kendrick, Kevin Malone 72 BIGGEST EATERS Sally Conner, John Tyreman APPLE POLISHERS Peyton Breeden, Tony Boyers CLOCK WATCHERS Shelly Hoover, Bucky Nolker BIGGEST BLUSHERS Martha Kline, Matt McLaughlin CLASS CLOWNS Peyton Breeden, Bobby McMaugh JACK AND JILL JOCK Nan George, Dean Reedy 73 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tammy Scarton, Pat Burrows BEST LIKED Jennifer Olsen, Steve Martin BEST COUPLE Jan Snider, Steve Schultze BEST DRESSED Tracy Lehfeldt, Mike Hoss PESSIMISTS Samaria Roberson, Art Payne BEST LEGS Cathy Waugh, Bobby McMaugh 74 OUTSTANDING SENIORS Chosen by the faculty for their character and partici¬ pation within the school were the Ten Outstanding Seniors, pictured to the left. The names of those individ¬ uals were announced at the Christmas Dance, sponsored by the Class of ’ 80 . CONGRATULATIONS! back left to right K Malone, W. Prettyman, F. LaRosa, M. Hoss T. Scarton, D. Doggett Front left to right L. Kendrick }. Mason, J. Snider, N. George, S. Conner. galaxy glen club The Galaxy Glen Club is a group of Government stu¬ dents dedicated to being in space. The club was found¬ ed this year and the meet¬ ings are held at the Egigles breakfast. A newsletter is put out each month to help all GGC members keep up to date. The club is electing officers at this time. Many projects are being consid¬ ered, including the commis¬ sion of a statue of their leader. The following people are running for offices: Paula Kidwell Mickey Mouse for president. Jim Demuth, Diane Doggett Lori Kendrick for V.P. Peyton Breeden Tammy Scarton for Sec. Kelly Coupe, for treas. Cherise Ayers Rick Bill for Space Cadet in Arms. Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Ratcliffe 75 76 AS IN A SOUL REMEMBERING MY GOOD FRIENDS. 77 nwtryi CZKrnj - (LJU uuju yj V £h S ' ,? wK s- £(X if ' s y+r L c 3 , % J- ? v es so s 3- sA Lit CoioioeLL f s STOfttT S l WX -UPUP P ° reu «r( nde ' PWOh tic 1 ? L£ y 0 7 O CD c Li, I . « v.o- JH o ' c 5 ' oC nV v Oan, X-MV c t W e Pe, o)Y) jf 4o i-i-[ f% ft’ V w O ' . V � =- o? ' J r- c - .cj - o — £% T 4 £ ' I a sK t .)K0 Mufri-Kov uoouidl CoJr rY o e . 73 ' ’hesr em t es o r % c -‘ nr)r - Cl )- T - 3 o«u v ® 09 «+‘rcut o usbo«r s Or MOncU , 2- v -rJ Coftty Q v ,y 000 fS --- £ - fie st p isWs ' boOrn dov ry LARuesl Cj best F.sVses TO ' s . 3 ( K r $? fiY ' )e. R ce 7? ' 1 7 7rv $ 1979 - 80 SPECIAL EVENTS OSBOURN SENIOR HIGH HOME¬ COMING Homecoming was a great success thanks to many people who de¬ voted their time and effort. The classes showed their spirit as they decorated the halls with slogans, spirit links, and held a parade through town showing their enthu- siam. The football game was a great success as the Eagles defeated the Raders. A dance, featuring a live band, added the final touch to end the week of festivities. Top left picture (Left to right) — S. Goessman, S. Howard, R. Dingus, D. Tarchie, K. Olsen, L. DeHart, }. Ol¬ sen, Homecoming Queen J. Hock- man, T. Lehfeldt, not pictured, J. Snyder. THE CLASS OF ’81 81 THE OSBOURN FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT presents CHRISTMAS 79 Band - Mr. Larry Everson Choir • Mrs. Wendy Cantwell Orchestra • Mr. Ralph Boehm Art ■ Mrs. Pat Campbell The 1979 Christmas Concert presented by the music department was a great success. The concert was a combined effort by the bands, orchestras, and chorus. A few selections performed were Rudolph, Three Noels, Winter Wonderland, Carol of the Bells, Jingle Bells, and Buglars Holiday. The Hallelujah Chorus, performed by all of the students in the music department, ended the concert with Ralph Boehm, conducting. The en¬ tire evening was enjoyed by all. 82 Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Sellew CITY RHYTHM BAND On Dec. 21, we were honored to have the City Rhythm Band from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, performed for our school. They performed a variety of music, appealing to both the student body and to the faculty. The members of the group were very young, the lead singer being 30 years of age. Our principal, Mr. Eg- idi, was especially honored to have his nephew perform. The band was inexpensive to our school, yet put on an excellent performance during school and at the night concert. The City Rhythm Band was enjoyed by all and we appreciate their visit to OHS. 83 CLASS OF ’83 VALENTINES DAY Hush Buttons are little red hearts that say HUSH on them. Now if you are wondering what you do with a heart that says HUSH on it, you’ve not abnor¬ mal. On Valentines Day, the Lionettes give each girl one button and see if they can keep it all day long. The guys try to get the buttons by trying to make the girls talk. The guy who col¬ lects the most buttons receives a great big sweet kiss from the Lionettes. The winner of this years contest was Glen Banford. 84 Dr. and Mrs. Chung Kook Kim It has become a tradition to sell carnations of Red, Pink, and White on Valentines Day. Red is for your sweet¬ heart, Pink is for a special friend, and White is for someone you would like to get more acquainted with. The SCA sold over 500 carnations this year and feels it was a great success. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Lehfeldt 85 NORTHWESTERN DISTRICT AND REGIONAL CHAMPIONS ’79-’80 Once again the OHS Wrestling Team may be called the North¬ western District and Regional Champions! Each member of the team gave his all to achieve this goal. Both Coach Bowersox and Coach Rohr were proud of the team effort shown by all. Additionally, the student body and the faculty congratulate the Wrestling Team for its great season! STATE CHAMPIONS: (Coach - Mr. Bowersox), Craig Mitchell, Tony Young, Scott Dunhum. 86 Peter K. McCrary, Attorney at Law VARSITY CHEER¬ LEADERS After competing against eight schools on Feb. 16 , the OHS Varsity Cheerleaders once again were named — The Northwestern District Champions. Preparing for the com¬ petition, the girls put much of their time and patience into becoming the “CHAMPS”. OHS proudly con¬ gratulates the Varsity Cheerleaders and their sponsors (Ms. Ardisson and Ms. Magee) for their achieve¬ ment for the third consecutive year! Top: Ms. Magee. 2nd Row: (L. to R.) Ms. Ardisson, H. Ringler, L. Statler, J. Hockman, S. Wilson, S. Hoover — captain, M. Pisegna, J. Jeffries. Bottom: D. Davis, A. Farris, B. Compliment, L. Kendrick — co-captain, K. Olsen. DISTRICT CHAMPIONS ’77-80 Mr. and Mrs. Griffin 87 hQojoin 3 ojx U) ? • c 0 °, v CLUBS o O P U) rr — (T y 0 nYvizft ‘ TioTNS ‘Ca 5 itf«- 1U t o ' 1 ' V7? a 5 0 v V o SCR V Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kidwell eRH s YEARBOOK STAFF IB ®r A ■ -fe jw : : , ' Jfl F k ' 1 i mmL JHB w r iBi TESsaf? , 4 |L ™ gar i fj§!l mb ■jfl| Mm-. ' • 3 wM ■ - jyL Jj • M ¥ n mL 4k - J r -— ' L. ’ st Top: Diane Doggett, Mr. Geissler — Sponsor, Karen O’Connell — Co-editor, Carol Wilson — Co-editor. 2nd Row: David Koman, Tammy Scarton, Cherise Ayers, Janet Mason, Denise Partlow — Business Editor, Annette Dvorak, Sue Kim, Andrew Miller, Rochelle Brimlow, Peyton Breeden, Katie Geris. 3rd Row: Allen Guy, Lisa Ranta, Jennifer Olsen, Tracy Lehfeldt, Linda DeHart, Suzanne Goessman, Pam Sellew, Rachel Felber, Kathy Lemmon, Janice Plumb, Jim DeMuth, Paula Kidwell. Bottom: Sue Ellen McDonald, Dee Dee Vetter, Sue Potter, Rick Johnson, Ann DeMuth, Paige Taylor, Kathy Gower, Samaria Robertson, Shelly Maroon, Sarah Faraday, (not pictured — Karl Kratzer — Head Photographer). A GOOD FRIEND 89 YEARBOOK STAFF HARD AT WORK Editors: Karen O ' Connell and Carol Wilson. Busine ss Ed.: Denise Partlow. Photographer: Karl Kratzer. Sponsors: Mr. Beresh and Mr. Geissler. 90 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Dvorak, Jr. 91 SCA The Student Council Association, one of the most important organiza¬ tions at Osbourn, started the year by planning various fund-raising ac¬ tivities. Under the lead¬ ership of Lori Kendrick, the SCA held successful activities. Once a month the SCA held meetings during school to discuss proceedings involving the student body, such as Homecoming, the selling of mugs, and their annual carnation sale. Officers — E. Kunkle — V.P,; L. Kendrick — Pres. K. Lemmon — Sec. P. Kidwell Parliamentarian. L. Champion — Treasurer. v ‘ST BPVC-W . ft ’Mr X 1 j r ii % . dj pi | a.1 JUk ■ y . ' A ■ I ■ ' M.C 1 f a wi ' m 1 • Kjn flW, I ; -f9 9 ' ' - TP j IIIJ Following a detailed screening process and a twelve hour training pro¬ gram, teams composed of juniors and seniors began working as Teen Coun¬ selors. Each was assigned a classroom for which the counselors are re¬ sponsible for planning and directing a session every other week. The objective of the program is to provide students with a positive teenage image or model. The sponsors working closely with those students are Ms. Kaminsky, and Ms. Costa. % : ,v m ft | ■ S. ■ Iif � eLJ|J o m IV L Mi 1 1 ' 1 II ' P A A- i n Ml . f A. «] L J TEEN COUNSELORS 92 LIONETTES 1 ST ?3§®jr % • i W K. ' vHy ' SSSS r ■ |1 ' y F « Wmm ■ IK m r IkH l jJAW ; W$T yVv. ' .w ' ’.mm _ jtmS i I p, E ’wL, SKT jbJE BflSjaL jfA 43 fm BR • vi W -1 1 . • m pP • JM ■ wi v- R5oL W-M‘W ■ L_ I — After the fun of in- itating new members, the Lionettes got down to work. Under the lead¬ ership of (president) Lori Forte and sponsor Ms. Harris, the club began such things as a dough¬ nut sale, and ice cream socials at the Manassas Manor. The Lionettes work closely with the Manassas Host Lions and donates their money to the Old Dominion eye bank. They also took ten children Christmas shop¬ ping and helped serve at The Annual Ground Hog supper. i L , 1 j | l ' 1 1 L . K.J: mm The National Honor Society is an organization that recognizes students who excel in high school. The society places much emphasis on high stand¬ ards of scholarship, serv¬ ice, leadership, and char¬ acter. This year the NHS held an induction for new members in Febru¬ ary and a candy sale in the spring. They have also investigated the pos¬ sibility of creating ex¬ change programs with a school in England. In ad¬ dition the NHS gives a scholarship at graduation to the student who most reflects the qualities up¬ held by the National Honor Society. National Honor Society 93 FBLA The FBLA is sponsored by Mrs. Keaton. Most of the members are enrolled in various business courses. They have held various fund raising ac¬ tivities such as: the key chain sale, candy sale and held a marathon dance for the March of Dimes. ' jl ’ M •-aIt ■ . I ' t - l. ‘r ■si S -M ' Jl fe The Eagle Express, is the means by which all students and faculty can relate their personal thoughts and unbias opinions about all facets of Osbourn. The news¬ paper is headed by Sue Kim — editor, and Miss Stafford — adviser. The Eagle Express staff would like to thank the junior class, and Barry Sudduth for their contri¬ butions and the Potomac News for printing the Eagle Express. NEWSPAPER 94 PEP CLUB ' i’ - The Pep Club has been a very supportive group of girls. They have made OHS flags for the games, and have sponsored many school functions. The sponsor is Mrs. Mayes, Pres — Samaria Robertson, V-Pres — Chantell Junk, Tres — Na¬ talie Brown, and Sec. — Stephanie Brown. The Key Club is a serv¬ ice organization spon¬ sored by Mr. Sudduth. The members are very dedicated to the better¬ ment of Osbourn and the surrounding community. The highlight of the year is the induction of the new members. KEY CLUB 95 ART The Art club met once a week after school to do various projects such as: sculpting, painting, draw¬ ing, pottery, and many other creative projects. It gave students that weren’t able to fit art into their schedules time to enjoy themselves and get some direction from the club sponsor, Ms. Cambell. The Marine Biology Club sponsored by Ms. Carter, plans to return to Wallops Island again this year. The members in this club all share a mu¬ tual intrest in the ocean. MARINE BIOLOGY 96 SPANISH The Spanish Club is where Spanish students go to have fun and do extra things. They have listened to guest speak¬ ers, Spanish music, and have gone to Spanish ori- enated places. Although they only met once a month, this had been the first year of the club and they hope to have many more. -y-inflfe if W • ■ . ..s B JJp Preparing for their fu¬ ture, the members of the FHA have spent their af¬ ternoons in the Home EC department cooking, sew¬ ing and doing other re¬ lated projects. FHA 97 MADRIGALS Madrigals is the top performing choral group. Approximately 70 people tried out for Madrigals last spring and of these 21 members and 2 alter¬ nates were chosen. The group performs in all choral concerts, partici¬ pates in District Chorus Festivals, and sings at Baccalaureate. Top: K. Lew, D. Doggett, J. Martin, P. German, J. Lamn, M. Adams, A. Dvorak. Middle: E. Kunkel, P. Breeden, S. Aylesworth, S. Goessman, M. Kline, S. Conner, L. Rivers. Bottom: L. Staunton, S. Weaver, P. Kilmer, T. DiVecchia, C. Wilson, Ms. Cantwell — director, (not pictured — M. Proctor.) % i |Hr .AMI A ' mm: Wk ■ ■ Hlafe • v v JR 1 L - � ,l‘. vJa W• 0y ; si f t ■ ' Concert Choir, a little more advanced in the skills behind music, works to produce a fine concert with Ms. Can¬ twell directing. During the spring concert, not only do they sing but to add a little more ex¬ citement, choreography is included. Top: J. Lamn, E. Griffin, R. Bryant, S. Aylesworth, J. Brown, C. Horte, E. Kunkel, C. Ahalt, L. Sinclair, A. Dvorak, L. Rivers, M. Hochman. Sec. Row: J. Martin, P. Breeden, W. Lehfeldt, D. Doggett, M. O’Malley, R. Watkins, K. Gower, H. Fox, P. Sellew, S. Goessman. Third Row: M. Lane, S. Conner, D. Eilers, J. Donlon, K. Brusso, J. Vasko, S. Wilson, T. DiVecchia, P. Kidwell, P. German. Bottom S. Weaver, A. Smith, G. Hull, D. Mowchan, M. Kline, C. Wilson, J. Yarbrough, D. Lane, L. McLane, L. White, Ms. Cantwell — director. CONCERT CHOIR 98 CHORAL REGIONALS This year Choral Re¬ gional were held at Broad Run, Feb. 8-10. The guest conductor was Dr. Darags, from the Univ. of South Carolina. The par¬ ticipants were chosen by auditions and OHS was represented by nine stu¬ dents. Top: S. Conner, J. Lamn, J. Martin, P. Breeden, E. Kunkel — alternate, M. Kline. Bottom: S. Weaver, J. Yarbrough, T. DiVecchia, Ms. Cantwell — director. Under the direction of Ms. Cantwell, the Girls Chorus examines the bas¬ ics behind music. They learn the joy and the art of singing, while devel¬ oping their skills as musi¬ cians. The Girls Chorus is a talented group of stu¬ dents providing OHS with a great music de¬ partment. GIRLS CHORUS 99 GIRLS CHORUS The two girl choruses join together in per¬ forming their concerts. Top: J. Grizzle; S. Stanley; D. Wadsworth; A. Pleszooch. 2nd: C. Junk; L. Walls; D. Stanley; B. Ousburri Bottom: R. Knight,Y. Young, D. Davis, Ms. Cantwell. I’mml yggl L-kC- ( ' _j Debbie Jenkins; Practices playing her violin. 100 K ■ 2 INTERMEDIATE ORCHESTRA ; ... •o : 1 m : jr ' 1 1 1 ft ? r 4 i k 1 W A Under the instruction of Mr. Boehm the inter¬ mediate orchestra mem¬ bers learn the basic skills of music, and perform in two concerts during the school year. The Osbourn Concert Orchestra, is an impor¬ tant part of our school. Through the hard work and dedication of these talented students many concerts have been per¬ formed and enjoyed by the student body under the direction of Mr. Boehm CONCERT ORCHESTRA 101 SYMPHONIC BAND Osbourn’s Symphonic Band is made up of ex¬ tremely fine musicians. They devote hours of their time to rehearsals and concerts. Each year the band plays for ele¬ mentary schools and middle schools. They also compete in contests and festivals and hold several public perform¬ ances. The Stage Band is a group of spirited and very talented musicians. They compete in contests and in festivals and hold public performances throughout the year. The band plays music ranging from rhythm and blues and jazz to rock and pop. a tk . ■ 1 W PJ Wjtfk 4J L CC TOCffllw V � $ � � 1 K Jt ItlTfJ Jttj, SL ■« . ' I STAGE BAND 102 MARCHING BAND The screaming Eagle Marching Band is under the leadership of drum majorettes Kim Weese and Cheryl Canby and is directed by Mr. Everson. The band after a hard week of camp in August, put together an extremely entertaining half-time show for the football games and competitions. As a result of the hard work and dedication the band has bought home several plaques and trophies this year. Majorettes: Kim Weese and Cheryl Canby. 103 As in the past, the Flag and Rifle Corps members were selected after audi¬ tions. The group per¬ forms with the Marching Band at football games and at parades. The Corps is continuing to in¬ crease its skill and to gain interest. Standing: H. Wimmer, D. Potts, J. Mason, M. Moser, K. Forish, T. Shaffer, K. Dehart, S. Warren, B. Reppert, K. Harlow. Bottom: S. Aylesworth, G. Hull, D. Stegner, L. Taylor. r ' y • f n lL FLAG AND RIFLE CORPS 104 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM lb Sitting: J. Carter (Mgr.), F. Thomas, J. Ortiz, L. Nickens, J. Thorne, T. Fox, M. Malone, F. Odend’hal, J. Rose,J. Kryzwicki, C. Potter, T. Edwards, B. Wing (Mgr.). Middle: C. White, B. Steelman, T. Roof, F. Washington, B. Hogan, M. McLaughlin, S. Martin, T. Harris, J. Morrow, D. Holman, D. Holman, B. Hoover, M. Hunger, P. Dunhan. Standing: S. Mudiman, E. Muddiman, D. Spitler, K. Malone, R. Lane, K. White, J. Testerman, B. Nolker, M. Dodson, P. Lenk, J. Redd, C. Hedrick, G. Rider, B. McMaugh, D. Reedy. OSBOURN HIGH SCHOOL EAGLES VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Osbourn Opponent Sept. 7 Orange County 6 9 Sept. 14 Broad Run 22 0 Sept. 21 Clark County 14 0 Sept. 28 Park View 6 5 Oct. 6 George Mason 39 0 Oct. 12 Warren County 43 7 Oct. 19 Loudoun Valley 0 14 Oct. 26 Loudoun County 36 21 Nov. 3 Handley 6 14 Nov. 9 Osbourn Park 0 6 106 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Sitting: M. Johnson, T. Eddins, K. Newman, T. Martin, D. Spellman, T. Penn, R. Young, M. Bragg, C. Hanover, J. Carter (Mger). Middle: R. Waters, S. Nyce, M. Lepnew, J. Moliere, T. Dodson, J. Woody, M. Lepnew, A. Muskgrove, C. Ritkoff, L. Johnson, D. Booher. Standing: J. Lockley, M. Speaks, S. Geris, A. Washington, L. Tibbs, L. Nickens, J. Thorne, R. Carter, T. Harris, J. Rash, D. Tyler, W. Hogan. 107 108 109 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM The Varsity team was made up of Frank Kuebbler, who was the cap¬ tain, Jerome Geisler, Keith Johnson, Kevin Washer, Bryan Bonnach, Bill Daley, and Ty Collins. Other mem¬ bers were Tom Shoemate, Jeff Hay¬ nes, Rodney Kite, Robbie Buechner, Fred Smith and Laura Buechner Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lease 110 It takes a special person to be a cross country runner because the sport is often long, lonely and painful. This was the first serious year of Cross Country at Osbourn. The record of 0-5 for the sea¬ son, but had many highlights. The best team effort was against George Mason and Louden Valley. Frank Kuebbler had the best individual time running 17:04 on the course. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. DeHart Jr. Ill GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL L. Atkinson, K. Coupe, F. Oden’hal, K. Holsklaw, D. Tarchie, K. Lew, A. Pickett, D. Rowe, J. Hogan, R. Redd, Coach Sheri Bowman This year’s varsity squad was enthu¬ siastic, devoted, and determined to im¬ prove over the previous years’ scores. They accomplished one goal and finish¬ ed the year with a respectable record of 9 in 9. The team, captained by K. Holsclaw and F. Odend’hal, was able to overcome adversity throughout the year. Frances and Kirsten were noted for their ball handling skills while J. Hogan and K. Coupe, and R. Redd did a fantastic job playing under the boards. L. Atkinson, D. Rowe, K. Lew, D. Tarchie, and A. Pickett futher complimented the team. VARSITY OHS OPPONENT Sept. 11 Osbourn Park 38 26 Sept. 13 Park View 31 63 Sept. 18 Warren County 53 47 Sept. 20 Clark County 41 29 Sept. 25 George Mason 43 41 Sept. 27 Handley 35 63 Oct. 2 Loudoun County 49 47 Oct. 4 Loudoun Valley 55 48 Oct. 9 Broad Run 52 47 Oct. 11 Osbourn Park 23 40 Oct. 16 Park View 54 62 Oct. 18 Warren County 34 37 Oct. 23 Clark County 40 34 Oct. 25 George Mason 34 37 Oct. 30 Handley 37 50 Nov. 1 Loudoun County 23 60 Nov. 6-8-10 District Tournament 43 59 112 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Champs! Junior Varsity OHS OPPONENT Sept. 11 Osbourn Park 24 12 Sept. 13 Park Vie w 25 20 Sept. 18 Warren County 23 15 Sept. 20 Clark County 44 4 Sept. 25 George Mason 30 32 Sept. 27 Handley 36 24 Oct. 2 Loudoun County 35 18 Oct. 4 Loudoun Valley 21 30 Oct. 9 Broad Run 36 22 Oct. 11 Osbourn Park 24 23 Oct. 16 Park View 38 26 Oct. 18 Warren County 29 17 Oct. 23 Clark County 37 27 Oct. 25 George Mason 34 22 Oct. 30 Handley 39 28 Nov. 1 Loudo un County 43 19 Nov. 6-8-10 District Tournament 29 22 L-R FRONT ROW - Karen Griffin, Robin Wollum, Olga Holsclaw L-R BACK ROW — Cindy McLane, JoAnn Goessman, Toni Roberts, Renee Dingus, Stacey Howard, Nancy Williams, Frederika Alexander (mgr.). When the final buzzer sounded at Handley on November 5, 1979 the score was 30-22 and Osbourn had claimed its first Northwest District Championship for J.V. girls basketball. Their final record showed 17 wins and 2 losses. They finished the season with 10 wins in a row. In a word they were SUPER! 113 GO TEAM! P IM • m -. . ™ “ ■ ■ I V : 114 115 WRESTLING TEAM The 1979-80 wrestling team put all they had into their matches, They represented OHS well and we are proud of them. (FRONT ROW) Left to Right: B. McMaugh, D. Reedy, S. Martin, K. Malone, C. Mitchell, M. Malone, S. Dunhum, G. Hinkler, S. Maroon, J. Felber, (2nd ROW) R. Hogan, A. Breeden, M. Lepnew, F. LaRosa, B. Nolker, E. Tucker, K. White, C. Hogan, T. Penn, A. Guy, (3rd ROW) R. Dunhun, J. Hetzel, M. Drausewiski, M. Connelly, M. Connelly, M. Zabanak, M. Smith, (4th ROW) A. Weaver, D. Spitler, S. Geris, T. Haris, M. Lepnew, P. Dunhum, D, Williams, and D. Spellman. 116 EAGLE TWELVE The Eagle Twelve, consisting of the North¬ western District Wrestling Champions of 1979, was the starting line up of wrestlers. LEFT TO RIGHT — Tony Young, Mike Hockman, Craig Mitchell, Mike Malone, Frank LaRosa, Scott Dunhum, Paul Dunhum, Dean Reedy, Sam Maroon, Kevin Malone, Joe Felber, and David Spitler. 117 l I 118 119 VARSITY BASKETBALL Sudduth, R. Lane, ). Tyreman J. Francis, P. Ebert, M. Hoss, B. Hogan, G. Clark, A. Payne, R. Rodriguez, J. Brown, W. Prettman, P. Rhodes 120 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sullivan JV BASKETBALL The Osbourn Basketball team came into this season with hopes of improving on the previous two years records. Many players re¬ turned from the 1978-79 team. John Tyreman and Mike Hoss were selected as captains and the Eagles were on their way. Os¬ bourn had no height to speak of compared to other teams in their league, but were chosen to finish when the season ended. When the regular season finished Os¬ bourn had not finished in its pre¬ dicted 4th place, but it finished 5th. Their league record was 10-8 with impressive wins over Lou¬ den county, Louden Valley, and Parkview. They also had close wins over George Mason, Os¬ bourn Park, Against Park View Mike Hoss made a last second shot to defeat the visiting Patri¬ ots. Osbourn finished the season with an overall record of 12-10. One of the most impressive as¬ pects about this team was their record at home. 7 wins and 2 defeats. The friendly “pit” as it is fondly called by the Osbourn team and coaches, produced many a thrilling nights for fans. 121 GO EAGLES! 122 123 ’79-’80 GYMNASTIC TEAM The Gymnastics Team had a very successful season. They finished the year with a 6-1 record in the district and a 6-2 overall. The returning members of the team were L. Con- key, H. Ringler, R. Straight, N. George — ' 77-78 State Champion. Conkey, George, and Nelson qualified in Districts to compete in the Regional meet, held at Albe¬ marle High School. George placed first “all around” in the Regional meet. She also attended the state meet. L. to R.: K. Ebert, L. Conkey, P. Taylor, N. George — captain, W. Lehfeldt, R. Straight, K. Gillium, L. Nelson, B. White, H. Ringler — captain, B. Marsh, L. Para. 124 125 VARSITY The Varsity Cheerleaders are an outstanding group of twelve very enthusiastic girls. They try-out in the spring, attend camp in the sum¬ mer, and cheer at fall, winter, and spring sports. These young ladies work hard throughout the year and in February, they compete in the Northwestern District Cheerleading Competition. Top: D. Davis. 2nd Row: A. Farris, K. Olsen, M. Pisegna. 3rd Row: B. Compliment. 4th Row: J. Jeffries, S. Hoover — captain, L. Kendrick — co-captain, L. Statler, S. Wilson. Bottom: J. Hockman, H. Ringler. 5 ? ♦ j Top: L. Para, A. Altman, P. Paterson. 2nd Row: L. White, P. Rathke, W. Lehfeldt, N. Egidi, C. Reynolds. Bottom: L. Nelson. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are a group of spirited young ladies, developing their skills in the art of leading cheers. The girls try-out in the spring, attend camp in the sum¬ mer, and cheer at J.V. fall, winter, and spring sports. They put much time and effort into their cheers, thus creating much of the spirit shown at the games. j. v. 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Manassas 2 MANASSAS OFFICES WITH GO ' AGENTS TO SERVE YOIJH EVERY REA.:, ESTATE NEED DUDLEY ROAD OFFICE K-Mart 0!topping Conte Local : T -,- 1 lAb Metn •: ■ 1 - i 6AO “The Insurance Number” We take care of you in: Life, Fire, Au¬ tomobile, Accident, Health, Com¬ pensation, Liability, and Plate Glass. We are located at 9021 Cen¬ ter St. in Manassas. Call us at 368- 3333. HOLIDAY INN Convenience Office Local: 361-0171 Metro: 631-0356 139 MANASSAS LUMBER Ready to start that project you’ve been putting off? Manassas Lumber, located at 9121 Centreville Road, has all the lumber, hammers, and nails you could need. Phone: 368- 2141. MANASSAS LUMBER CORPORATI tifwjiiwp m U ' l UTS O A I U T Li Ml rv Ml 1% E MIFCO Manassas Ice and Fuel Company Incorporated is located at 9007 Cen¬ ter Street in old town Manassas. For all your fuel and ice needs, whether they be large or small, let MIFCO take care of you. Their large transport trucks make service fast and reliable. 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Phone: 368-3250. — 1 11 j i If r f | |-.M Mam it it L 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 9 X flR IS ' lfift 1 ' till B |j I 111 J ' jJL | |® X k.-4ri jUjZ M Lf � ' t tM di wEaJMMm- -M • ▼ V | J We’re Ready When You Are Estate World Exciting One. Professionals FREEDOM REALTY, INC. 9309 GRANT AVENUE. MANASSAS, VIRGINIA 22110 (7031369 2122 63M138 j s an We ne the Neighborhood 142 ONSTRU CTION inc 9303 CENTER STREET MANASSAS, VIRGINIA 22110 (703) 361-8909 INSTITUTIONAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL Formerly GOLF COURSE DEVELOPMENT AND GENERAL CONTRACTORS, INC. 143 CENTURY 21 Thinking of selling your home? Visit Century 21 Real Estate located at 8803 Sudley Road or call 368- 9284. For the best buy in town, visit “The Neighborhood Professionals.” Each office is independently owned and operated. MERLE NORMAN Merle Norman Cosmetics offers you the best possible service in beauty needs. The beautiful employees 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. FIRST VA. BANK For a full service bank go by First Virginia Bank. The main office is located at 7900 Sudley Road, how¬ ever, they have offices in Hay- market and Woodbridge. To reach the main office in Manassas phone 368-2124. 144 ARLINGTON IRON WORKS Arlington Iron Works offers a complete line of steel works, in¬ cluding bar joists, long spans, steel stairways, and ornamental iron. The company is open between the hours of 7:30 and 5:00 Monday thru Friday for customer inspection. The firm is located at 9127 Euclid Road in Manassas. Telephone 368-3193 or Metro 631-9400. COCKE’S PHARMACY Cocke’s Pharmacy is well known in Manassas for its prompt pre¬ scription filling. Along with Rexall products, Cocke’s sells a variety of magazines and cards. Located at 9108 Center Street in Manassas, Cocke’s will serve you at their soda fountain with friendly faces. YOUR LOCAL OFFICE SUPPLIER WITH THE PERSONAL TOUCH Roberson Office Supply, Inc. Complete Line of Office Needs and Machine Repairs SALESMAN WILL CALL FREE DELIVERY UPON REQUEST -MON- FRI 9-5 MANASSAS 9215 Center St. 361-2115 LEESBURG 9 W. Market 777-2115 145 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. WRIGHT’S BUICK If you are thinking about buying a new or used automobile, see Wright’s Buick. They have all you could ask for when it comes to buy¬ ing and repairing buick’s. Visit Wright’s soon at 8914 Reb-Yank Drive in Manassas or call 361-6161. MASTERS TUXEDO When prom time comes and all you guys out there need a tuxedo, visit Masters Tuxedo at K-Mart Shopping Center in Manassas. Mas¬ ters Tuxedo with its large selection of sizes, styles, and colors has offices in Baileys Crossroads, Shir- lington, and Kensington. Phone in Manassas 361-0276 or 361-0277. 146 GREEN GROWCERY Give a living gift. For any occa¬ sion a plant or flower is appropri¬ ate. Green Growcery carries a large selection of plants, as well as pots, potting 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. RETAIL SALES MEATS SEAFOOD RANDY’S MEATS For USDA inspected portion meats and seafood come to Randy’s Meats located at 9013-B Centreville Road in Manassas. For a large selec¬ tion and friendly service stop by sometime. They’ll be waiting for you. Phone: 361-5680. DELTA GUN SHOP Delta Gun Shop, located at 9014 Mathis Avenue, Manassas Shopping Center, offers the finest and a com¬ plete line of archery supplies and equipment. They also buy, sell or trade guns, and offer a vast selec¬ tion of amunition a nd hunting sup¬ plies. For more information call 361-9817. 147 148 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. Hancrafted quality goods at reasonable prices are available in quantity. Located at 8529 Centreville Road, we will be happy to serve you. Stop in or call: 361-3211 or 361-1363. 149 THE OSBOURN BOOSTERS CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 1980 150 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. vfti fSyb : ■ •. • . -S ' - Iationwide Insurance NATION¬ WIDE INSURANCE For all your insurance needs, life, health, home, car, group, pensions, or business, visit Nationwide Insur¬ ance Agency. Located at 9410 Grant Avenue, Nationwide is just waiting for you to stop by or phone 368- 0222. “Nationwide is on your side” 151 152 Independent Properties, Inc (703) 368-5013 KLINE MEMORIALS QUALITY MONUMENTS SINCE 1901 ioc ocd c 9246 Center Street JOE GERIS Manassas. Virginia 22110 Res 369 2888 368 7151 Local. 631 -0041 Metro P 0. BOX 454 0. M. KLINE SON 9014 CENTREVILLE RD. Owner MANASSAS, VA. 22110 yFai]tastic S an Jp w the original Family Haircutters K-MART PLAZA 1812 FEATHERSTONE ROAD MANASSAS, VA WOODBRIDGE, VA 369-7001 494-7004 90 1 9 Church St. 703 36 1-8995 MANASSAS. VA 22 1 1 0 703-361-3141 9124 MATHIS AVENUE MANASSAS, VA. 22110 MANASSAS SHOPPING CENTER ?£RICE CO. ENERGY DIVISION ASHBY JEWELERS 9012 Center St. WOOD STOVES BY FISHER—SIERRA—VIRGINIAN—ALASKA—KODIAK—ATLANTA U S. STOVE—SUBURBAN—ENERGY KING—EXEL—FRONTIER—KING FRANKLIN—MOBILE HOME MODELS FIREPLACE INSERTS BY LIBERTY BELL—KENWOOD—DARE FOXE FIRE—ALASKA—FISHER Manassas, Va. 361-5000 ,� ' tu fjm If ARROW TRAVEL AGENCY, INC. 3 BOTKIN SIGN SERVICE 9404 Grant Avenue 137H-B Jeff Davis Hwy Manassas, Va. 22110 Woodbridge, Va. 22191 9423 S. Main St. MANASSAS, VA. 22110 368-4973 Phones 368-3168 Phones 494“ll66 Let Arrow Point You In The Right Direction. 153 j ' Qfilam ru■ We sell class rings. WESTGATE PLAZA MANASSAS. VA. 22110 361-7001 361-6666 PHONE 361-3681 METRO 631-1259 Custom Service, One . ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS CHARLES LOWE Owner 10425 BALLS FORD RD MANASSAS, VA 22110 Pnom 703 36 8-9858 iJwo r f)cnj Qijfh NEDA JEWELERS OF MANASSAS DIVISION OF WILLSTON WATCH AND CLOCK CO. 9046 MATHIS AVENUE MANASSAS, VA. 22110 MARGIE E LAY WILL 1AM D DAY. JR Susan A Mathews 9618 Grant Avenue Manassas. VA 22110 OWNER: ASGHAR CHINISAZ PHONE 703 - 369-5090 Office 703 - 670-5568 Home LARRY V. HIATT INSURANCE ADVISOR Leggett Tire Co. 9030 LIBERIA AVE., MANASSAS, VA. 22110 363-8101 VIRGINIA FARM BUREAU MUTUAL INS. CO. EARLY SETTLERS INSURANCE CO. SOUTHERN FARM BUREAU LIFE INS. CO. GEORGETOWN SQUARE 9632 GRANT AVENUE MANASSAS, VA. 22110 OFFICE 368-6813 361-4149 1703) 368 2057 GLENN SLUSHER I I f CI lll( AL CONIMACTOR. INCORPORA TED SPECIALIZING IN WEDDINGS u tZLCjUL Stud Lo • SENIORS • FAMILIES • BABIES • CHILDREN Your Family Photographers ALLEN SHIRLEY OH IU 9112 t Ulll ll) ROAD PO BOX 685 MANASSAS. VIRGINIA 22110 9028 MATHIS AVE. MANASSAS SHOPPING CENTER MANASSAS. VA 22110 368-75 15 154 368-3184 631-0292 £ PLACE CARRY-OUT SUBS - DELI SANDWICHES PIZZA (f 1 Location) 9212 Center Street 369-5945 9600 SURVEYOR CT„ MANASSAS. VA. 22110 - 703-381-4188. METRO 631-0156 Ross Franc Ltd, CIVIL ENGINEERING - LAND SURVEYING CHARLES E. ROSS PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER CERTIFIED LAND SURVEYOR MEMORIES OF FLOWERS LINGER AS DEW ON THE PETALS OF A ROSE V (703) 361-7151 SPECIALIZING IN SITE DEVELOPMENT, PLANNING. WATER AND SEWER, DRAINAGE, UTILITIES. ROADS AND ALL TYPES OF LAND SURVEYS SUBDIVISIONS COMMERCIALS SITES INDUSTRIAL SITES SCHOOLS 7831 SUDLEY ROAD K-MART PLAZA MANASSAS, VA. 22110 MCCORMICK PAINT MINWAX PRODUCTS UNFINISHED FURNITURE PPG PAINT BLUE RIDGE CAULK DRAPERIES CARTER PAINT DECORATING CENTER H. W. QUALITY PAINT ft WALLCOVERINGS MARIA 8c BERNIE ROSINSKI COMMONWEALTH SAVINGS LOAN ASSOC. Evans, Jr. Executive Vice President 786 t Sudley Road Manassas, Va. 22110 (703) 368-7385 OFFICE: (703) 368-1101 METRO: 631-9127 9201 CHURCH STREET MANASSAS. VIRGINIA 22110 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1980 The Yearbook Staff 155 FRIENDS DENISE PARTLOW CLASS OF ’81 Ann Partlow Suzanne McCrary “82’’ Paul Missy Novak “OHS” Tim Houston Jeff McAndrew Donna Vanderpool Kathy Gower Diane Tarchie James McCrary OHS “78“ Ron Lane Jeff Arrington Tammie Bradley Leslie Atkinson Helen Ringler Mike Mueller 81“ Greg Ayers “79” Shari Farrar “80 Polly Hurdle “80 Phil Voyer “81” Mike Pederson “83” Becky Ulmer “Hi Chris Kyra Scarton “83” Brian Matlick “90“ Chad Matlick “90” Jim Shepard Kevin Elkins “80 Sheryl Sturms “81” John McCrary David Barbara Jenkins John Daly 82” Missy Novak ' Hi Buford’ A Friend Kirby Matlick “66“ Mr. Mrs. Bennie Scarton, Sr. Mary Ellen Lemmon OHS 86 No Name Robin Clarke Robbie Hull “83” Janice Plumb Coach Bowersox Pat A. Brizzi Miss Ardisson Mrs. Keen Todd Brungard OHS 83 Mary Armstrong OHS “83” Howard Fenton Jr. Mr. Mrs Dennis Mong Ed Hart 76” Terry Moats “OHS 81” Mark Poison 80” Joe Lamm 81’ C. Thomas Lemmon Sr. OHS “55” C. Thomas Lemmon Jr. OHS “78 Angela Lemmon OHS “79” James Lemmon OHS 81 Cathy Lemmon OHS 82 John Lemmon OHS 85 Bryon Bannach Mr. Mrs. James V. Davis Terry Schmidt lone Geissler Lynn Buchholz OHS 83 Carla Crawford OHS 83 Kevin Elkins OHS 1980 Cheryl Reynolds OHS 82 Susan Nelson OHS 83 Becky White OHS 83 Anthony Carl Brown Harold T. Dilks Mr. Mrs. L. Levine Linda DeHart OHS 83 Mr. Mrs. Victor M. Egidi Nina Egidi OHS 83 Mr. Mrs. Albrite and Family Mr. Davis Mr. Mikus Jennifer Donlon Art and Wendy (80,83) Suzanne Goessman 81 Mr. Mrs. Robert Goessman The Gilbert Family Bryan Hogan OHS 80” Lisa Wikfers “OHS 80” Barbara Reppert “OHS 80” Dwayne Jewell “OPHS 81” Malinda Gilbert “OPHS 81” Glenda Clark “OHS 81 Brenda Gilbert “OHS 80” Carol Keywood “OHS 81 Russell Wayne Lee John McCrary Jim DeMuth Gina Hall Marline Moser Leslie Rivers Perry Warren Wendy Davey Sally Jane Conner Andrew Breeden Gina Sentelle Paula Kidwell Mr. Mrs. W. K. Landrum The James H. Rothrock Family Chip Vaile Rochelle Brimlow ’82 Katie Geris Suzy Geris “94” Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Potter, Jr. Glen Mason Michelle Teten Sara Ross Eric Kunkel Yvonne Scott Jay Koman Kim Forish Tom Mueller Ethelred Michelle Lynn Carter Barbara Sue Carter Eugene Bradley Darla Hoskinson Mr. Mrs. George W. Mason, Jr. Betty Busby Mr. Mrs. Donald Neese Mr. Mrs. James P. Jones Janet Mason Bob Graver Lori Kendrick OHS “80” Varsity J. V. Cheerleaders Mrs. Magee Jean Nelson Scott Sturgill Richard Kim OHS “86” Bob Kim OHS “83” Sue Kim OHS “80” Andrea Altman “82” Mr. Mrs. Altman Mike and Di Martha Kline OHS “80 Sarah Faraday Tracy Thompson Monica Wahner Sam Aylesworth Glenn Bamford Liz Jenkins Class of 82 Souha Zabaneh O.H.S. 80 Dean Reedy O.H.S. 80 Bill Pence O.H.S. 80 Sue Potter Class of 80 Dee Dee Vetter Class of 80 John Vetter Class of 86 Cyndi Lee Bauserman ’83’ Prettyman O.H.S. 80 Bennie and Ramona Scarton Tammy Scarton O.H.S. 80 Kelly Kuhn Kathi Brusso O.H.S. 80 Maggie Pepper Mr. Mrs. O’Connell Brenda Presgraves Linwood Carter Shelby Valentine Roxanne Byene Fay Hawkins Mr. Mrs. C. T. Bauserman Bonnie Michelle Taylor Mr. Mrs. G. W. Taylor Mr. Mrs. Felber Steven Felber Paige Taylor Paula Songer “82” Rachel Felber “82” Ben Songer Alicia Aadnesen Terri Halseth L. G. Shireman Dr. Carter Mr. Mrs. Gorden Demuth Ann Demuth J. Bailess Mr. Sharpe Stacey Yandell Mrs. Hettie Geissler Donna Muddiman Annette Dvorak OHS ’82 Elizabeth Law ’82 Mr. Mrs. James F. Law Rick Brimlow ’79 Coach Bowman Joann Grizzle ' 82 Gail Hull ' 82 Mr. Everson Bill Daley ’80 Dedee Yates ’82 Mrs. Lillian Howe Buddy Young ’79 Army Samaria Robertson OHS ’80 Mr. Mrs. Merrit A. Robertson Jacklyn Martin Col Mrs. Ulysses X. White Cliff Potter Jane Law ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowman Mr. and Mrs. L. D. DeRamus Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lewis Illana Naylor Mr. Walter C. Sadd Bill and Jean Stephens Mr. Maurice Smith Eddie Batschelet Rick Johsnon Russel Kidwell OHS ’78 Lane Nelson OHS ’82 Alice Papazahariou OHS ’80 Paul German OHS ’80 Patricia (Peace) German OHS “81” Melinda Hockman OHS ’81 Sandra Wilson OHS ’81 Kristen Dahle OHS ' 81 Tracy T. Lehfeldt OHS ’80 Amy Lehfeldt O.H.S. ’85 John F. Tyreman Class of ’80 Susan (Foxy) Mattox Dowell O.H.S. ' 80 Jay Francis O.H.S. ' 80 Ricky Bill Scott Rice Class of ’80 Kelly Coupe O.H.S. ’80 Ken White Class of ’81 Patrick A. Burrows O.H.S. ’80 Lori Forte O.H.S. ' 80 Laura Maroon Shelly Maroon Jeannette Snead Linda Taylor Sam Maroon M. E. Geissler Carol Wilson OHS ’80 Mr. Rohr 156 FRIENDS “George’s Sister” ’83 Flavius B. Hall, Jr. Judy “66” Cyndi “83” Michelle Taylor Ronnie Taylor Sue Spall Scott Olsen Kathy Tucker OHS ' 80 Don Holman Frank Kuebbeler Lori Olsen Scott Sturgill OHS ’80 Ashly Olsen Mr. Mrs. R. J. Ratcliffe Mr. Mrs. Mo Stokely Mr. Mrs. Donald Fletcher Mr. Karl Heitman Dave Reynolds Brenda Hall Jennifer Olsen OHS ' 80 Mark Poison OHS ’80 Chantel Junk Lisa Ranta OHS ’81 PATRONS Drs. J. H. Midkiff T. L. Ferramosca, DDS. Arthur A. DeLeo, DDS Pediatric Associates of Manassas Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Debs Dr. Bruce Vogel, Podiatrist Michael E. Zapf, DDS Dr. Ira Kay Dr. A. J. Zeller Dr. Thomas M. Johnson, DDS Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Vetter Mr. Mrs. Joe Geris 157 EDITORS’ NOTES KAREN O’CONNELL - CO-EDITOR CAROL WILSON - CO-EDITOR JOE EBHARDT, HERFF JONES REPRESENTATIVE M. E. GESSLER, JR., SPONSOR MR. BERESH, SPONSOR MANY SPECIAL THANKS TO Karl Kratzer Denise Partlow Tammy Scarton Janet Mason Tracy Lehfedlt William Shakespeare Limbaugh Studio Journal Messenger Terry Neely THANKS TO SPECIFICATIONS David Koman Rachel Felber Paula Kidwell Kathy Lemmon DeeDee Vetter Katie Geris Ann Demuth Rochelle Brimlow Sue Potter Rick Johnson Jim Demuth This book was printed by Keller Yearbooks, a division of Herff Jones, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania HEADLINES — 30pt. melior BODY — 10 pt. melior CAPTIONS — 8 pt. melior PAPER — Bordeaux PROGRAM - 800 The editors wish to extend their deepest appreciation to everyone who gave of their time and patience to make the publication of this yearbook possible. Special thanks goes to the staff at the Herff Jones Office, particularly Joe Ebhardt who was very supportive. Hey Joe - THANKS! 158 91 ?-‘80 Do ???? 64 9 XL en o c „ l - 0 f 9 -sy ' 9 Sft-4tWao wtgK f Uvr ounse ling y. u x C r sT ' r c yv wssibihKor fejjf ioon €i r ) ■v U f 0 4 ' w :ni £3 £ x d r� « 3 -V MefJcxI tollinciSfvnry ' o L r ( C liSkirArJ . c- f c 1 p |£ C 4 ux cd nn c s tope John fhuUL Visits -the us. A J SihT29 OOhOTV E BULL RUN REG LIB RELIC 371.8976 Osb 1980 Osbourn High School (Manassas Va Eyrie Prince Wm VA Pub Lib Sys (BR) CESTOR NF 00821475 VA 371.8976 Osb Osb The eyrie PRINCE WILLIAM PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM 3 3159 00480 2646