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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1981 volume:

OSBOURN HIGH SCHOOL 9005 TUDOR LANE MANASSAS, VA. 22110 1980 — 1981 EYRIE The Music is You INTRODUCTION..................................................................................35 TT-rT- L u L faculty.. .6-25 o—=i I 1 1 J ! - 6 d 4— SENIORS.............................................................................................3871 J J J !■ ■ I i- r =F =cp 3= STUDENT UFE..........................................................................72-80 -r--iT 'i W f r r X2= UNDERCLASSMEN...........................................................................81-99 3 I MY j j I f r-f' 7= SPORTS........................................-................................................100-115 - d U. W L , E v k-i M i MUSIC.........................................................................................................................116-121 i J J JN ' J „ I n r J SPECIAL EVENTS.................................................................................................122-133 y, — j j 1 « ■ j j I r r r j | ADVERTISEMENTS..................................................................................134-154 The Music is You by John Denver 2 Mr. Mrs. Williom W. Partlow Music makes pictures And often tells stories ' Pictures that show times Of sharing with friends. Som, Sheorin, ond Michelle in English class Remonants ol a snowfoll cool the grounds of fhe school The stories of triumphs Of contests for honor: These times are short ones And therefore must end. The bonfire reflects upon Andrea Altman 3 Spirit lifts all hearts Together in union; All of it magic And all of it true. In times of such union Of hearts of bold purpose, Powerful feelings And strength will ensue. Who's olroid of the big bod wolf? 4 An aspiring pionist Sheorin Mlsno and Molly Horrover participate in the parade These are the pictures . . . Yours are the stories. Here are the memories Of their part of you. And all of the pictures And all of the stories, All of the magic — The music is you. 5 FACULTY Very often the students and community take the faculty for granted. In addition to the usual work of teaching, the faculty participated in the evaluation process. For a period of time a group of teachers had been arranging for a visiting committee to come and evaluate Osbourn High School. The pur- pose for this evaluation was to enable the school to become accredited by both the State Department of Education in Virginia and the Association of Secondary Schools and Col- leges. This accreditation gives added signifi- cance to each diploma issued by Osbourn High School. 7 ADMINISTRATION MR. EGIDI: HS — in Pennsylvonio, member Bond, Jr. Class Pres., graduated 1952, ployed BB ond soccer. Col- lege — Californio State College — Univ. Vo., VPI. Hobbies — Chess, reading, enpys travel. MR. RORRER: Hometown — Hillsville, Vo. HS — Hills- ville HS. Date ol birth unknown. College — Emory Henry College iBAI, Univ, of Vo. M. Ed.� VPI SU ond George Mason — Advonced studies. Taught ot Hillsville High School, Brentsville Dist. HS, and asst, principal at Stonewall Jockson HS. Been at Osbourn 4 years. Interests — tennis, bridge, traveling, painting, reading, making building things. I enjoy working with the students and staff at Osbourn High School. They're the greatest! 8 MUSIC AND ART MS. CANTWELL: HS — Dolgeville Central School. Dolgeville. NY. College — Ithoca College, Ithaca, NY. BS in Music Ed., fought elementary music in Rochester, NY before coming to Manassos. Interests — enjoyment of music, travel, skiing, plants. Morned and lives in Bristow, Va. MS. CAMPBELL: Hometown — Jackson, Miss. Educ. — Univ. of Mississippi, Miss. Univ. of Women, lockheatts Social Club Historian, Maskers Sociol Club, Kappa Delta Social Sorority, Art Students League. Hobbies — Stained glass, wotercofor, geneology, reading, skiing. Taught at Cave Spring High, Roanoke 3 years before coming to Osbourn, lived in Florida 7 years. MR. BOEHM MR. EVERSON 10 GUIDANCE MS. WHITTINGTON MR. SHARP MS. COSTA MS. HARRISON: Hometown — linden, Vo., HS — Fou- quier Co. School in Worrenton. College — Vo. Stote m Peters- burg, Vo. Undergrod. degree in Home Ec. Educ., minor in Science, Mosters in Guidonce Counseling ot George Moson U., hos been in education several years at all levels. Interests — reading, sewing, traveling, sports (volleyball, swimming and bowling). MS. BORN 11 ENGLISH DR. CARTER: Hometown — Monossos, Vo., HS — Osbourn. Won Stote debote chompionship. Americon le- gion Orotoricol Contest. District forensic competitions in prose reodmg, originol orotory. College — BA ot George Woshington Univ., Pres, of Enosinion Debote Society, mem- ber GE College Bowl team, won several debate competi- tions, represented GW in National Debate Tournoment. MA ot GWU, Doctor of Philosophy — U. Md. 2nd year Evening Student — George Moson U. School of low pres- ently. MS. SHERIDAN: Hometown — Pittsburgh, Pa. HS — Stowe HS, Not. Honor Soc.( Cheerleader, Co-editor of yearbook, Pres, of Future Teochers of Amer. College — St. Francis College, lovetto. Pa. BA in English Educotioo. Inter- ests — Cooking, gardening, reading, theoter. MS. KAMINSKY: Hometown — Lynchburg, Vo. HS — E.C. Gloss High School, editor of newspaper (weekly). Pres, of SCA, College — St. Andrews Presbyterian Col- lege, lourinburg, N.C., English major, Senior closs Pres., Who's Who,- Interests — Reoding, teoching, having parties, (large and small), yard work. MS. MIDGETTE: Hometown — Columbus, Ga. College — Univ. of Go., Athens, Go. Graduated from the Henry Grady School of Journolism, BA in literary Appreciation. Grad, school — Master of Educ. from Boston U., Southern European Division. Hobbies — Art History, hiking, tennis, bodm inton. 12 MS. MURPHY: Hometown — Bkjckstone, Vo., College — Wm, ond Mory. BA in English; 27 yeors teoching exper- ience in oil ports ol the stole at olmost all levels including 5th, 6th ond 7th grades. Interests — soiling, fishing, skiing, golfing, reading, gordenmg ond teoching school. MS. MAGEE: Hometown — Richmond, Vo. HS — Henrico HS — Varsity cheerleader 4 years, VP of SCA, 2 yrs., Keyette. College — Mary Washington College — member Mary Washington Players Taught at Newport News until 1976. Sponsored cheerleaders for 11 years. Married to R. Jock Magee, o salesman for Herff Jones. 13 MS. ARDISSON: Hometown — MurrysviNe. Po. H$ — Gotewoy Sr. High School. Monroeville, Po.. groduoted � 31 out of 651. College — W. Vo. Univ. — Honor grod., member of Pi Beto Phi Sorority. Interests — going to Yord Soles for borgoms, ploying with my 8 nieces 1 nephew. Accomplishments in life — BS degree m Humon Resources ond Educotion.- surviving presently os o single professionol career womon,- soon to be Mrs. Jeffrey linn Cunningham on Feb. 14. 1981. MS. SCHMIDT: Hometown — Oklahomo I Air Force Brat '. HS — Texas ond Toiwon, Pep club. Soph, class Sect., SCA Sect.. Teen club VP. Yeorbook Editor, Science Club. Honor Society. French Club, College — Univ. of South Caroline — BS m Moth. Member — Alpho lomdo Delta Education Honor Soc. Hos taught for 10 yrs. in schools in Vo., S.C., ond Md. Morried with 2 sons, Kns (7) ond Pot 14!. Interests — Skiing, comping, sewing. MATHEMATICS MR. YURKSHAT: Hometown — Chicago, III. Teaching experience — Scotch Plains. NJ., Arlington, Vo. ond Mon- assos Innovative teaching gront in 1974 ond 1978. Occupa- tions — Tox odvisor, preparer: partner in computer ossisted tax service, financial advisor, insurance ogent. reol estate, bartender. 14 MS. KEEN: Hometown — leesburg, Vo. HS — loudoun County; Pres. of Soph. Jr. dosses. Pres, of Pep Club, member Sr. Council. College — Radford College,- Soph, counsellor. Cotiiion Club, Sigmo Sigmo Sigma Sorority, Interdorm court representative m Jr. year,- taught in Manas- sas since 1970, wos os OPHS then come bock to Osbourn when city started this system. MS. RICHMOND: Hometown — Martinsville, Vo. HS — Martinsville High, Editor of yearbook, Pres. Future Teachers of America, Natl. Honor Soc., College — Mary Washington (BAI and Univ. of Vo. IM. Ed.), Mortar Board, Chi Beta Phi. Who's Who. Fredericksburg Young Career Woman 1978. 1979,- Outstanding Young Women of Amer- ico 1980. Delta Kappa Gamma, Weight Watchers lecturer. Interests — low Calorie cooking, swimming. MS. LEASE: Hometown — Posodeno. Texos. HS — Posodeno Sr. High, Grod. top 10% of doss of 480. band member. College — Texos Tech Univ., BS in Moth, MJinor m Microbiology Physics, Tou Beta Sigmo (Honorory Band Sorority). Tought for 7 years. Interests — water snow skiing, sailing, rocquetboll, swimming, “cruising . Married to Andy lease for 11 years. 15 SCIENCE MR. SIMMONS: Hometown — Moorefield, W. Vo., College — Bridgewater College (BAl, James Madison Univ. IMSI. Univ. of Vo. lM.Ed.1. Interests — Business, Real Estate, Construction, Church, Comments — En- joys teaching, enioys the students. MS. HOllINGER: HS — Attended in INY stote Ohio, Natl. Honor Soc.. SCA, Modr.gals, Pianist at church. College — Corson Newman College. GE College Bowl teom, Natl. Physics Honor Soc., MA from Vo. Tech. Interests — collecting cocti, playing piano of church. 16 MR. LAMPAZZI: Hometown — Buffolo, N.Y. HS — Baker High, Lackawanna, NY. College — Niagara Univ., INiagoro Foils, NY. athletic scholarship. All NY Stole Trock Teom in 6 mi. run, 40th in 1978 Natl. Marathon Champion- ships Memberships — NEA, VEA, VAST. Charlottesville T.C. Amencon Institute ol Biologicol Sciences. Interests — camping, fishing, marathon running, genetic ond population studies. MS. CARTER — HS — Pres, of SCA, Pres, of Soph. Closs, lead in Sr. Closs ploy, Sec. of FTA. College — EEE Sect., BBB Biological Sorority Sec., 3.0 in major. B.S. in Biology Educ. minor in Earth Science ... Interests — Painting Art, Marine Education. Scuba Diving, Basketball, Hiking, Comping. Career — Coach of PomPom Squad, Trock Coach YMCA, Taught Sundoy school to 3 year olds. MR. ROBERSON: Hometown — Galax, Vo. H$ — Brodwell Institute, graduated Salutoforton, Pres, of Science Club, Parliamentarian of Library Club, Beta Club (Honor Club), Basketball 3 yrs. (3rd. string). College — Va, Tech. B.S. in Science Education, Honor Groduote, Interests — Basketball. HOME EC. MS. BROWN: Hometown — Broodwoy, Va., HS — Graduated 1976 Broodwoy High School, lettered in bas- ketball and tennis: College — graduated form Bridgewater College in 1980 with a B.A. degree in Home Economics Education,- in July she married and moved to this area. Interests — all sports, especially basketball ond tennis, camping, traveling. MS. PETERS: Hometown Monsossos, Vo., HS — Stonewoll Jockson. College — James Madison. Harrison- burg, Vo. Moiored m library Science History Educ. Pres., Alpha Beta, library science froternity; pres, student VEA. charter member of campus chapter of Mortarboard. Who's Who. librarian in Clifton Forge. Vo. before coming to Monassos. MR. STRICKLAND: Graduated HS Pennington HS, Pen- nington Gap, Va. College — East Tennessee State Univ., Johnson City, Tenn. in Political Science. History. MS. KOMAN: Hometown — St. louis County, Missou- ri. HS — Webster Groves Senior High. College — BA — Coe College, Cedor Rapids, Iowa and MA — Univ. Mary- land. Debator, orator, dorm counselor, sorority pres., stud, govt.. Interests — visiting historical sites, researching histo- ry, antiques, collecting historical pictures. LIBRARY MS. SOURS MR. BURGWAID 19 MS. DICKERSON MS. POWERS 20 MS. FUGATE: Hometown - New Orleons. lo. ond Coli- fornio. College — school in Californio, Univ. of Vo. Inter- ests — attending ballet, reading, travel, wotching sports. MS. HELLWIG: Born — Washington, D.C., HS — Osbourn High. College — degree in Educ. from Mary- mount College of Va. Interests — horseback riding, ice skating, hand crafts. MS. WHISENANT: Hometown — Washington, D.C., HS — Mount Vernon Seminary — played varsity basket- ball, baseball field hockey, pres, of Day students, gradu- ated with honors. Attended Boston Uiv, grad, from college of liberoi Arts, summa cum laude,- Phi Beto Kappa, Presi- dents council. Volunteered at Boston Mentol Hospitol Boston City Emergency Clinic, member of Sigmo Kappa Sorority, grad, with BA in Economics, History ond Educa- tion. lived in Manassas 12 years. Married with 4 sons. MR. SHIREMAN not pictured: MS. FRAZIER FOREIGN LANGUAGE MS. ROGERS: Hometown — Smithfield, N.C. HS — Brenou Academy, Goinesville, Go. — Valedictorian 1967. College — Converse College, Spartanburg, S.C., Univ. N.C. at Chapel Hill, BA; Florida State Univ. MA. Americon Academy in Rome 1974; Catholic University in America (present). MS. HARRIS MS. NEJFELT MS. LABEL: Hometown — primarily New England, HS — finished 3 yrs. in N.J., track, gymnastics, long, clubs, drama music productions, literary magazine, class pres., student council. Not. Honor Society, PAVAS. College — Mount Holyoke College BA, Georgetown MS. Interests — semi- professional singer songwnter, published bi-lin- guol poet, dancer. 22 K. MS. WILSON: Hometown — Mr. Dora, Flo. College — Stetson Univ., Florida. 16th yeor ol teaching Business and English in Frankfurt, Germany: Caracas, Venezuela, Islama- bad, Pakistan: Addis Ababo, Ethiopia: Datono Beach, Fla; and Gar Field High School, Woodbridge, Vo. MS. KEATON: Hometown — Connell, Woshmgton. HS — Connell HS 119 members in class). BA from Whitman College. Walla Walla. Woshmgton; MS from Elmiro Col- lege, Elmira, NY. Employed in various postions before com- ing to OHS m 1976. MS. POWELL: Hometown — Stafford County, Vo. HS — Stafford High, cheerleader, JV basketball, JV Hockey, Beta Club. Class Sect.. Pres, of FBIA, College — Vo. Commonwealth Univ. Graduated in Guidance Counsel- ing. Undergrod in Bs. Educ. Extended study at Madison in Business, member of Phi Beta lambda,- Delta Phi Epsilon, Nat. Honorory Grod. Fraternity. MS. STATLER MS. MAYES BUSINESS 23 MR. MADISON: Hometown — lexington. VA.; HS — lylburn Downing student body, band, chorus, copt. football basketball, hold record of 53 pts scored in 1 basketball gome,- College — Bluefield State, Pres. Health Physicol Ed. club, football, basketboll, track. Alpha Phi Alpha Frater- nity: taught and coached football, basketball, and trock at various schools including Univ. of Nev. and Univ. of Neb. MS. GIUIEN MS. BOWMAN: Hometown — Manassas, Vo.; HS — Osbourn '67-71, lettermon m basketball softball, AH Dis- trict Team bosketball, member of on undefeated softball team College — James Madison Univ., state championship golf teom, Koppo Delta Pi (honor society in education); Interest — golf. MR. GRYDER: HS — Thomas A. Edison 1969, 3 yr. lettermon, All District, and capt. in baseball ond football. All Northern Vo., Honorable Mention All Stote, M.V.P., and Best defensive player in football: College — Guilford Col- lege 1973, B.A. degree. Dean's list, football scholarship, 3 yr. lettermon in footboll, baseball copt., 4 yr. lettermon in baseball, M.V.P., All Carolina's Conference, Honorable Mention NAIA (all in basebolll, 21 hrs. graduate work o� U. Va. toword M.Ed.,- Tought and coached at Ferrum College, Manassas Park, and OHS. 24 MR. ROHR: Hometown — Manassas, Va.; HS — Ran- dolph-Mocon Academy, letterman in football and wres- tling,- College — Untv. of Richmond, Pres, of Fraternity,- Interests — Amateur mens soccer, fishing; Accomplishments — U. S. Soccer Fed. A license coach, U. S. F. S. State Assoc, Coaching School, English Football Assoc. Prelimi- nary Bodge. Asst. Coach George Mason Univ., wife. Non- cy. 3 ‘'i year old Gmger and one on way. Nickname — Chip. MR. REEDY MR. VARMECKY: Hometown — Vienna, Vo. HS — George C. Marsholl, Chess club, some football, pole voulter. College — VPI, Vice Pres. Vo. Tech DECA, Friend- liest Senior. Operoted swimming pools to go through col- lege. Former diving cooch. Hobbies — Chess, Reading, History. MR. BERESH MR. BEASON 25 ■■M FBIA sponsored its onnuol Mr. Mrs. Turkey contest to roise money for the Red Cross, (pictured) Rondy Bryant, Mr. Turkey; Ellen Anastasi; Jeon Nelson, Mrs. Turkey; Matt Moser,- Dawn Abernathy,- Jim Shepard All the Things You Are 26 ORGANIZATIONS Moster of strategy, Brian Outlaw, sets up the kiB. Spirit is a major factor in Os- bourn's athletic success and is also one of the special traits about Osbourn. This spirit can partly be attributed to the lively students, but the Pep Club's part in stirring the spirit of the school cannot be ignored. Before the major games, posters may be found adorning the walls; and the more important the game is, the more elaborate the posters ore. D. Swoles; C. Veney; A. McClendon; R. Borton; C. Keywood; M. Hoover,- D. Vo- laer; M. Gilbert Side By Side Tomorrow's homemakers are today's F.H.A. members. These girls devote part of their time to learning the skills which are re- quired to run a household. Ms. Brown has also helped the girls to raise funds and sponsor school spirit activities, so that they can continue to prepare for their fu- ture lives. Ms. Brown, sp.; M. McGuire,- C. Veney,- B. Corter,- J. Nelson,- S. Brown,- B. Prettymon,- J. Gordon,- (not pictured); S. Brown,- T. Turner. Dreams of the Everyday Housewife 28 Hesco The Entertainer The National Thespian Soci- ety, under the direction of Pam Magee, plans to put on a one-act play, Flowers for Algernon , this year for the district play festival. This Nationally sponsored group enjoyed a great success with its production of Thornton Wilder's Our Town. In May, they also plan to put on either a musical or another three-act play. U. Bryan; E. Kunkel; M. Teeten,- K. Gower,- A. Weatherford; M. Moser,- R. Horte,- M. Merchant; N. Shoemote,- M. Proctor,- R. Felber,- P. laVigne,- R. Michael,- T. Shaffer,- M. ligtvoet; J. lamrn,- l. Hupmon,- M. Ebker,- H. Fox,-1. Ronto; C. Mitchell,- J. Kopcsock; R. Bryant; D. Williams,- J. Harbaugh; P. Mogee,- D. Lee,- C. Krzywicki; J. Axel; T. DiVecchia,- B. Dembinsky,- G. Bentrem,- L loon; S. Weatherford,- B. Morrison. Serving as a communications link among students, faculty, par- ents and community, The Talon reports unbiased facts and opin- ions which reflect life at Osbourn. W. Kidwell, monagmg editor,- J. Rose, car- toonist; C. Lemmon, editor-in-chief; D. Willioms. feature editor,- D. lee, staff writ- er; A. Drauszewski, circulation monoger,-1. Buchholz. staff wirter,- (not pictured) M. McKenzie, photographer,- J. Wilson, pho- tographer,,- R. Burton, photographer,- R. Horte, business staff; S. Epstein, circulation manager,- J. Smith, staff writer,- C. Sond- burg, staff writer, T. Harris, sports editor. Pretty Paper Mr. Mrs. William A. Kidwell, Jr. 29 Down By the Old Mill Stream Under the sponsorship of Ms. Carter, the Marine Biology Club has prospered since the re-estab- lishment of Osbourn. This group of scientific minded students make the study of marine biology an enjoyable and interesting task. Together, they go on trips and other educational expeditions, making them fun as well as learn- ing experience. (kneeling) D. Chalmers,- D. Horbaugh,- R. Horte,- F. Killmer.- I. Spellman, pres.; U. Brion; M. Moser; S. Weatherford; (stand- ing) H. Brian,- A. Zidioux; M. Contor; V. Hoskmson; C. Horte,- R. Straight; G. Ma- son,- B. Outlaw,- J. Savage,- B. Wing,- J. Groves,- J. Horbaugh; Ms. Carter sp.; (not pictured) J. Culbertson; D. Flach; P. Killmer,- S. Maroon,- M. Moser,- P. Novak; J. Rose. For those students who have interests in sciences other than marine biology, the Science Club offers an alternative. The students determine what topics will be in- vestigated, and Mr. lampazzi helps to see that the students achieve their goals. (kneeling) H. Toy,- J. Horbaugh: (stonding) M, Moser,- P. Tomorchio,- M. McKenzie,- J. Thomoson,- Mr. lampazzi, sp. Talk to the Trees 30 Gregory's Florist Games People Play Since the opening of Osbourn, the Chess and Game Club has never had the level of organiza- tion that it has reached this year. It has expanded from chess to Risk, Dungeons and Dragons, and As- sassination. In its first tournament, the Osbourn chess players won five to one. (front row) A. Harrover,- J. White,- H. Brien,- D. Miller,- T. DiVecchio; J. Nelson,- B. Out- law; R. Horte,- S. Olsen,- (second row) T. Geisler,- J. Shepard; J. Thomason,- D. Wil- liams,- T. Shomoke,- D. Koman; J. Simpson,- P. Tomorchio; H. Toy; J. Shorp,- J. logos,- (not pictured) A. Coles,- Mr. Vormecky, sp. The Varsity Club boasts of a membership which includes only the most practiced students of the school. All of its members have earned letters in varsity sports at least once during their high school careers. (standing) M. Molone,- K. Korn,- W. Kid- well, D. Yates; A. WoBoce,- K. Johnson,- M. Avjean,- K. White,- P. Ebert; C. White,- J. Shorp, J. Geisler,- E. Griffin,- P. lenk; T. Shoemate,- L Nelson,- A. Altman,- D. Port low,- F. Washington,- (seated) A. Miller,- S. Carter,- J. Pope,- A. Picket; D. Burke,- D. Holmon.- T. Roberts.- M. Pisegno.- J. Axel; K. Hdsclow; I. Conkey; A. Farris,- C. Mitch- ell; B. Compliment; J. Jeffries,- T. Harris,- T. DiVecchio; R. Allen,- K. Ofsen,- D. Spitler,- H. Ringler,- T. Shaffer,- K. Ibbotson. Hail, Hail, The Gangs All Here Mr. Mrs. Paul T. Holman 31 That's My Desire Each spring, selected students are inducted into the National Honor Society. This distinction is achieved by those who exhibit qualities which are typical of the mature, responsible, and well learned members of the communi- ty. Ms. Murphy and Ms. Powers aid in the selection process of these juniors and seniors, insuring that the Society's high standards are retained. H. Rmgler, sec.; D. Portlow, hist.; K. Hots clow; I. Spellmon; Ms. Murphy, sp.; C Aodnessen; $. Carter; J. Jefferies; A. Mill er, tres.; J. Axel; Ms. Powers, sp.; S. Fara day; (not pictured! K. Dohle,; Vice-pres.,- K Howkins, pres.; I. Wine. After a year without a Key Club at Osbourn, Mr. Varmecky held a dinner at loChappele to start o new Key Club. Various guest speakers told the new mem- bers what Key Club is about. Soon, the Key Club began keep- ing the football field reasonably clean. Even more members were initiated during one week of ridic- ulous events. (front row) F. Washington,- P. Ebert; T. Di- Vecchio,- A. Guy,- D. Holman,- M. Avjeon,- P. Tomorchio; M. Molone,- (second row) S. Donner,- M. lepnew,- D. Holman,- T. Sho- moke,- K. White,- E. Griffin,- Mr. Varmecky, sp.,- (third row) C. Mitchell; C. Hogan; K. Korn,- S. Weatherford; J. Pope,- J. Thoma- son,- R. Bostic,- D. Spitler,- (not picturedl D. Burke,- C. Gotti; A. Miller,- K. little,- K. Krotzer,- T. Young,- K. Hawkins,- G. Rider,- G. Bentrom,- C. Mitchell. That Old Gang of Mine 32 R.H. Carlisle, Jr. f I Enjoy Being a Girl Of the many service organiza- tions at Osbourn, the Keyettes is one of the most active. They have taken part in community services (babysitting), as well as school spirit building activities. It should also be noted that the Keyettes sponsored the banquet for the vis- iting committee in October. Ikneclmg) H. Ringler,- Ms. Ardisson, sp.; M. O'Moley; T. DiVecchio,- D. Sloon,- J. Swick; (standing) $. Ross, tres.; M. Hockmon,- A. Forris; D. Vonderpool; K. Olsen; I. Ranto,- A. Altman,- Ms. Magee, sp.; S. Mlsno, vice- pres. M. Pisegno; S. Stewart; I. Stotler; P. Sellew; E. Anastasi, pres.; M. Homil; C. Aodnesen,- J. A el,- M. Horrover. sec.; D. OrndorH; D. Portlow; (in tree) M. Proctor,- M. ligtvoet; K. Ibbotson,- B. Compliment; (not pictured) N. Cotlip; l. Atkmson,- I. Nickerson,- K. Brill; R. Brimlow,- K. Gower. There is only one club at Os- bourn which consists strictly of vi- sual art students. It is called, quite accurately, the Art Club. These students, sponsored by Ms. Campbell, are all aspiring artists who hope to put their talents to work and leave a lasting mark on the school. (front row) N. Gibson,- C. Fox,-1, lubold; S. Weatherford; D. Potts,- (second rowl J. Rose,- C. Crawford,- S. Deitz,- H. ienk; B. Fornhom,- C. ShanholtZ; (third row) A. De- Muth,- M. Teten,- P. Tomorchio,- T. Fox,- (not pictured) M. Wahner; A. Younts,- J. Daven- port; B. Wing; I. Atkinson; K. McGowon,- I. Buchholz,- Ms. Campbell, sp. Colour My World Mr. Mrs. Ebert 33 The Simple Joys of Maidenhood' Due to the formation of the Keyettes this year, the lionettes Club was suffering from a lack of members. With the aid of Miss Peters and Miss Richmond the Lionettes reorganized their club and presented a Christmas pro- gram to the lions Club. In addi- tion, they have planned various service activities within the com- munity. ■front fowl L. Buchholz,- C. Shonholtz; C. Fox; M. Easterwood; B. Morsh; L Staun- ton; T. Shatter; l. Zoche,- R. Dingus, pres.; ■second rowl A. Dvorak; T. Blockwell; C. Bousermon; S. Nelson.- G. Bromtord; R. Brimlow, treos.,- B. White,- A. DeMuth; ■third rowl S. McOory,- Ms. Peters, sp.; R. Clorke,- C. Conby; J. Kendrick; P. Albrite.- J. Snead; P. Mcloughlm,- D. Muddiman,- C. Reynolds; Ms. Richmond, sp.; (not pictured! A. Aodnesen,- J. Donloo,- M. Ebker,- H. Fox; K. Geris; C. Junk; E. low,- C. Melone,- I. Melone,- T. McMaugh; L Nelson,- M. Pen- ner,-1. Sincloir,- C. Smith; I. White,- C. Pe- derson. In addition to the paid staff, the library is kept in order by a group of library aides. Their duties are to aid in checking out books, re- shelving them and doing general straightening of the library. S. Aylesworth; B. Dembinsky,- M. Confer,- P. Songer.- Ms. Peters, sp.: I. Stuart; D. Hileman,- A. Rodriguez,- D. Jividen,- T. Jivi- den; (not picturedl R. Pearson,- D. Vender- pool; M. Proctor,- J. Davenport; K. Ibbot- son,- B. MacMiHan. It's In the Book 34 Mr. Mrs. Young Look For the Silver Lining The Osbourn Chapter of the Future Business leaders of Amer- ica has established a name for it- self in the State of Virginia through the achievements of its hard working members. Ms. Keaton Ms. Statler have guided their stu- dents to a position of excellence, and are continuing to rise by sponsoring various money raising activities for themselves and com- munity service organizations like the Red Cross. ibock rowl T. Taylor; M. Cantor,- S. Smiley,- D.Hileman; K. Kuhn; C. McCreody,- (Iron� row) V. Hoskensin,- M. Gilbert; M. Adams,- M. Novak; S. DeitZ; H. lenk; (not pkrtured! J. Gizzle,- t. Rodriguez.- B. Dembmsky; J. Stillwell; G. Clark; P. Franklin; T. McMough; K. Thompson,- Ms. Keaton, sp.,- Ms. Statler, sp. Vocational education is pro- vided at Osbourn to train students for specific skill related jobs. V.I.C.A. is the club, sponsored by Mr. Beason and Ms. Brown, to which these students have the op- tion to belong. The purpose of the club is to provide an extension of the vocational program in which the students can apply the skills- learned, such as building and sell- ing radios for the profit of the club. (bock row) Mr. Beason, sp.; D. Willioms; T. Geisler,- D. Holman,- G. Geisler; I. Botkin,- T. Shoemoke,- P. lenk,- J. Sharp; R. Bryant; (front row) l. Conkey,- M. Scott; K. Haynes,- S. Brooks; C. leftwtch; M. Foster,- C. Veney,- B. Peed; Ms. Brown, sp.,- P. Vinath. It Don't Come Easy Mr. Mrs. Burke 35 The Distributive Educotion pro- gram at Osbourn includes D.E.C.A. this year. Mr. Varmecky and his troops have already spon- sored several school activities and are planning a Gong Show. The D.E.C.A. students not only learn valuable business tactics, but they also receive training and ex- perience in job situations. (bock row) Mr. Vormecky, sp.; G. BedweU; D. Farris; N. Rock; B. Richardson,- R. Young, D. Stewart; K. Newman,- J. Rounstey; (mid- dle row) S. Chapman,- T. Free.- K. lons- downs; S. Felber,- J. Rash; A. Washington.- B. Songer,-1. Edwards,- A. Mosser; (bottom row) M. Senacore,- J. Nelson,- M. Carroll; C. Crawford; J. Connelly; W. Sisk; G. Johnsey,- B. Smith,- inot pictured' A. Olsen,- C. Yetter,- S. Andrews: D. Clarke,- S. Ep- stein,- J. Masters; T. Moots,- P. Quick; K. Thornhill; S. Deitz,- J. Hommill; R. Patton,- M. Speakes,- B. Sponangle,- G. Stanley,- S. Vess. The Greek Club is one of the few seventh period activities in which a student can receive a credit. Its members devote a good deal of their time to learning the Greek language from their in- structor, Miss Rogers. P. Tomorchio,- A. Dvorak; J. Culbertson,- Ms. Rogers, sp.,- U. Brien,- P. Killmer,- K. Gower. I Hope I Get It Around the World 36 Mr. Mrs. George Galloway Someone to Watch Over Me This year's Student Council As- sociation is the most efficient and successful ever. Much of its suc- cess can be attributed to its dy- namic officers and co-operative representatives. Under the guid- ance of Mrs. Koman, this year's group has had a series of after game dances and a fabulous homecoming. front row R Felber C. lemmon,-1. DeHort; A. Farris; L Conkey,- 1. Zacke; K. Olsen,- C. MicheU; A. DeMuth,- P. Tomarchio; back row Ms. Komon, sp.; A. Stephens,- J. Rathke; J. Fairman; L Nelson,- M. Homill; R. Allen.- R Bostic; M. Teten,- J. Sharp,- D. Part low. Young At Heart The teen counseling program, started last year at Osbourn, re- sumed its activity this year with a smiller group of students. Thirty juniors and seniors formed teams of three to help ten sixth grade classes. The organization was de- signed to help the students clarify their own values by using their opinions to aid the younger stu- dents cope with minor problems such as peer pressure. The group is under the direction of Ms. Ka- minsky, Ms. Costa, and Ms. Harri- son. If font rowl P. Albrite,- C. lemmon,- B. Marsh,-1. Staunton,- M. Harrover,- K. Ibbot- son; K. Brill; R. Pearson,- (second rowl Ms. Kommsky. sp.; N. Shomote,- A. Miller,- S. Weatherford; S. Mlsno; E. Anostasi; D. Partlow; C. Aadnesen; (not pictured! D. VanderpooJ; L White,- M. Penner,- S. Goessman,- K. Forish: M. Novok; T. Young, P. Sellen,- J. lomm,- C. Junk; R. lane; S. Brown; K. Gower,- P. Wilson,- E. law. Mr. Mrs. Novak 37 SENIORS We got nothing to hit but the heights! We'll be swell. We'll be great! I can tell. Just you wait! Amanda Pickett look sophisticated, they're taking our picture! 39 lee Statler appears rather hungry L.R. Hr6. 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A -A. %vt 5«.C 4 loJ'tT' X 'Q . — V 5«.C 4«- (Wv‘ 1 - hx$+- Of lacjcl � (hofit fully xj- LtV‘ft) 6, tfTx m i -a— L.L. .5 U� 'W � wt all rv.igk I % 3w x X'i 6 x Cc £► rJ© MjuBv jP Xj EGIGLES The 1981 Egigles were photographed without Mr. Egidi, but he is always present at the monthly breakfast at the Olde Towne Inn on the last Friday of every month. President, Molly Harrover, leads the club made up exclusively of Seniors. They have done no more in 1981 than they did in earlier years; therefore, they continue to qualify for the title of the do nothing club . Their demise would be sorely missed around O.H.S. They represent a part of the School's spirit. The 202 Seniors at O.H.S. were asked to submit to the faculty the names of the top twenty-five candidates for graduation whom they considered the most out- standing in leadership, academics, athletics and re- sponsibility. The faculty chose ten students from the list of twenty-five as Osbourn's VIP's of 1981. The top ten, however, became the top eleven because of a tie. •front row) Denise Portlow; Kirsten Hotsclow; Helen Ringlet; Jonet Jefferies,- Cathy Aodnesen: Katie Olsen •bock rowl Eric Kunkel; Andrew Miller; Craig Mitchell; Ron lane.- Floyd Washington. OUTSTANDING SENIORS 42 Mr. Mrs. Victor Egidi We looked so good together Mischievous — Katie McGowon, Mike Malone Best Dressed — Denise Portlow. Pete Ebert Most Popular — Helen Ringler, Ron lane Procrostinator — Senior Class Inot pictured because they postponed the picture till it was too (not pictured! Biggest eaters — Alicio Farris, David Spitler,- Joe Prep and late for .t to be token) po,fy prim — Pe,e Mol,y Horrover. Mr. Mrs. Robert Goessmon 43 IF Blushers — Helen Ringier, Eric Kunkel Gullible — Becky Compliment, Doug Burke Rowdiest — Patricio German, Steve Donner Clowns — Kelly Ibbotson, Floyd Washington Closs flirts — Pom Sellew, Tony Young B. S.'ers — Alicia Farris, Croig Mitchell Jock Jill Jock — Kirsten Holsclow, Ron lane Study — from R. B. Best Smile — Suzonne Stewart, Charlie Hogan Wits — Cothy Aodnesen. Eric Kunkel Mr. Mrs. Peter Anastasi 45 life ol fhe Poriy — Melisso Pisegno, Greg Rider Closs Couple — Suzanne Stewort. Croig Mitchei Robert E. Carolyn R. Roof family Optimists — Becky Compliment, Steve Donner Artistic — Michelle Teten, Som Weotherford Best legs — Kotie Olsen, Pete Ebert Womens libber — Jonet Jefferies Mole Chouvinist — Karl Krotzer Mr. Mrs. H. D. Campbell Senior closs officers: Leslie Atkinson, trees.; Ellen Anastasi, pres.; Molly Horrover, sec.; Michelle HomiH, vice pres. 48 49 CATHY AADNESEN CLARA ANDERSON LESLIE ATKINSON MAURICE ADAMS SOPHIA ANDREWS DAVID AVJEAN ELLEN ANASTASI JEFF ATKINS JULIE AXEL DEBBIE BAILEY DIANE BATTLE MICHAEL BILL TERI BARATKA WILLIAM BEDWELL MIKE BREEDEN CYNTHIA AYLESWORTH TAMMIE BARBEE WILLIAM BENTON 51 STEPHANIE BROWN JERRY BURKE DAVID CARDWEll LAURA BUECHNER CHRIS BURROWS TERI CARLISLE DOUG BURKE RANDY BRYANT MARK CARROLL STACEY CARTER MIKE COCHRAN REBECCA COMPLIMENT GARY CLARK LOUISE COFFEY LAURA CONKEY GLENDA CLARK ANTHONY COLLINS DERRICK CRONK 52 NATALIE CUTUP STEVE DANNER TERRY DiVECCHIA KRISTIN DAHLE JIM DAVENPORT MATT DODSON JOEY DALY KAREN DeHART ANDY DRAUSZEWSKI 53 54 SCOTT EARHART RON ELLISON JAMES FAIRMAN PAUL EBERT STAN EPSTEIN SARAH FARADAY TODD EDWARDS BETTINA EWELL ALICIA FARRIS 55 DONNIE FARRIS DAVID FRANCIS PAT GERMAN STEVE FEIBER GWONDA GASKINS NANCY GIBSON DONNA FITZGERALD JEROME GEISLER MALINDA GILBERT SUZANNE GOESSMAN ERIC GOODRICH CHERYl GOUGH THOMAS GRAVER RANDY GREGORY ERNEST GRIFFIN MICHELIE HAMIll JEFF HARBAUGH KAREN HARLOW MOLLY HARROVER LISA HIGGS CHARLES HOGAN JOE HART DEBBIE HILEMAN EVANDA HOGAN KEVIN HAWKINS MELINDA HOCKMAN JACKIE HOGAN 57 58 DAN HOLMAN TIMOTHY HOUSTON JANET JEFFERIES DON HOLMAN DOUG HUGHES KEITH JOHNSON KIRSTEN HOLSCLAW KELLY IBBOTSON LENOR JOYCE THOMAS JOYCE KEITH KORN ERIC KUNKEl Will KIDWELl KELLY KUHN JOE LAMM CAROL KEYWOOD TRACY KRASNASKY KARL KRATZER RONNIE LANE KEN LITTLE SHELLEY MAROON JAMES LEMMON MIKE MALONE PAM MARSHALL DONNA LANE PAUL LENK SHIRLEY MANUAL JIM McCREADY III KENNETH MILLS TERRY MOATS KATIE McGOWAN CRAIG MITCHELL MARLENE MOSER ANDREW MILLER SHEARIN MLSNA MIKE MUELLER 61 LISA NICKERSON MARYANN O'MALEY DENISE PARTLOW MELISSA NOVAK DEBBIE ORNDORFF KEVIN PEARSON KATIE OLSEN ADRIAN OSBORNE ROGER PEARSON 62 TRONG PHAM MELISSA PISEGNA DALE POTTS AMANDA PICKETT ANDREA PLESZKOCH DELORES POWERS JAY PINNEY JEFF POPE MARIA PROCTOR 63 t t DARLENE PULLEN DANNY RAYNES MARIA ROCHA PATRICIA QUICK BRAD RICHARDSON JIMMY RODRIQUEZ LISA RANTA HELEN RINGLER RAMON RODRIQUEZ TERRY ROOF GREG RIDER NETTIE SHOMATE SARA ROSS GERRY SATTERFIELD JERRY SIMPSON ANNA RUNION PAM SELIEW DAWN SIOANE BRENNA SMITH LEE STATIER JENNIFER STILLWELL LESLIE SPELLMAN ALBERT STEELMAN ROBERT STRATTON DAVID SPITLER SUE STEWART DAVID STUART 66 67 SHERYL STURMS MICHELLE TETEN JEANETTE VASKO JUDITH SWICK TRACY THOMPSON STEVE VESS TERESA TAYLOR SUZANNE TYREMAN MONICA WAHNER ALIEN WALLACE STEVE WALLS ELIZABETH WASHINGTON FLOYD WASHINGTON KEVIN WASTLER SAM WEATHERFORD KIM WEESE KEN WHITE DAVID WILLIAMS 68 69 KATHY WILLIAMS HELEN WIMMER EDDIE YATES JEFF WILSON LISA WINE CHARLES YOUNG SANDRA WILSON ROBIN WOLLUM MIKE ZABANEH how come nothing's like it was 71 Kenny White really quacked up this time lane Nelson cought in a day dream Helen Ringler anticipates a iootball victory Sam butters up Ms. Koman 76 Denise Porllow is oil smiles Mono, of the George King Fellowship, sings during the concert Suzonne Goessmon and Curtis Mitchell take o break during the victory dance Melissa and Alicia ponder the outcome ol the game 78 Floyd Washington decorates Mike Malone lor Key Club initiations Boys will be boys!! Nina Egidi and Sondy Tyremon happy after OP game Patience and persistence: Milce McKenzie waits for the right shot 79 Karl Kratzer polishes o special gift for Dr. Carter during Key Club initiations Eogles jubilant os Jockets bite the dust Renee Horrison — reody for anything Students exhibit the proper way to sit on a desk Dear Hearts and Gentle People UNDERCLASSMEN Curtis Mitchell Mr. Mrs. James C. Champion 81 V. Pres., John Rose,- Pres., George Bentrom; Sec., lou Staunton,- not pictured, Tres., Elizobeth law. JUNIORS Maggie and Tina await the bell Barry Moeller Pom Albrite Frederiko Alexonder Ricky Allen Andreo Altman Samuel Aylesworth Pam Baber Jeff Benson George B. Bentrem Bryan Bledsoe Tom Bolvari Rufus Bostic III Lawrence Botkin James Bowers Eugene Bradley Una Brien Kellye Brill Rochelle Brimlow Natalie Brown Traci Brungard Sandy Burrows Tazwell Butler Cheryl Canby Marci Cantor Ruben A. Caropresso Johnny Chambers Leslie Champion Diane Christopher David Clarke Robin Clark Cindy Coleman AI Coles Catherine Connelly Maureen Cook Rosalie Corbin Anthomy Costentina Marty Cox John Culbertson John Daley Robert Dembinsky Renee' Dingus Tim DiVecchia Jennifer D. Donlon Diane Drauszewski Mark Dufrene Annette Dvorak Michele Easterwood Michelle Ebker Darleen Eilers 83 Borbara Fornham Rachel Felber David Flach Scott Fleming Aames Flynn Kim Forush Carol Fox Holly Fox Tad Fox Pattie Franklin Carrie Frazier Gwon Gaskins Rob Gault Katie Geris Allen Gheen Paula Gheen Jennifer Glaze Kathy Gower Jo Ann Grizzle Tina Grizzle Bill Hamlin Harold Haskins Phyllis Hawkins Jeff Haynes Jon Heltzel Dennis Hendrickson Jerry Hill Mike Hockman Kim Hogan Reggie Honaker Billy Hoover Craig Horte Evangeline Hoskinson Andy Hughes Gail Hull Regina James Steve Janes Judy Jarratt Donna Jividen Toni Jividen Tim Johnson Tina Jones Cheryl Judd Chantell Junk Jill Kendrick Paul Kilmer Jamie Kopcsak Lanette lagerstrom 84 John logos Elizabeth low Anne lenk Tommy lewis Machteld Ligtvoet lindo loon leile lubold Suellen MacDonald Belinda MacMillan Jamie Maddox Michael Makenzie Kevin Maloy Lolita Manney Charles Marcum Becky Marsh Glen Mason Julie Masters Michael Mattick Jeff McAndrew Suzanne McCrary Cynthia Mclane Teresa McMaugh' Curtis Mitchell Stanley Mitchell Barry Moeller Frank Morton Glenn Mosseller Brian Muddiman Scott Muddiman lane Nelson Guy Nickerson Kim Nielsen Wayne Nokes Sue Normington Paul Novak Farrell Odend'hal James Ortiz Brian Outlaw Paul P. Parker Chris Pederson Rebecca Peed Monica Penner Jack Perry David Polen Beulah Posey Beth Potter Dotty Putkowski Pam Quick 85 Pam Rathke Cheryl Reynolds Charles Richardson Kothy Ritenour Toni Roberts Alicia Rodriquez John Rose Maureen Scott Tina Shaffer Jay Shepard Tom Shoemake Avia Simon Laura Sinclair Sam Smilie Melvin Smith William Smith Jeanette Snead Paula Songer Brooke Sponaugle Sandy Steelman Rose Straight Rachel Streeff Lisa Stuart Brian Swead Diane Tarchie Howard Toy Linda Taylor Ron Taylor James Thomason Kevin Thornhill Patrick Tomarchio Ted Toth Eddie Tucker King Tucker Denise Wadsworth Mark Wahner Bill Waldron Kim Walker Scott Walker Lora Walls Stacey Warren Sarah Weatherford Jimme Wells Angela Westfall Chris White Leigh Ann White Margaret Williams Nancy Williams 86 Annette Dvorok and Kathy Gower owait the bell. Paul Kilmer, Tad Fox, and Pat Tomorchio contemplate a problem. Jeff Willis Paul Wilson Brian Wing Dale Wright David Wright Donna Vanderpool 87 Leslie Champion SOPHOMORES On© of mony students who spend close up time in the library Wendy lehfeldt investigates the dangers of a school lunch 88 (seated) Linda DeHart, Sec.,- Sandy Tyreman, Tres.; Istondingl Alon Guy, Pari.; Curtis Midkif, Pres.,- Bubby Morton, V. Pres. Alicia Aadnesen Mark Agusti Chuck Ahalt Richard Allen Darrin Armel Mary Armstrong Jeff Arrington Ginger Bamford Robyn Barton Kim Bates Cyndi Bauserman J. Birnbaum Trisha Blackwell Steve Boivari Danny Booher Mark Bragg Andrew Breeden Todd Brungard Brenda Buchanan Lynn Bucholz Robbie Buechner' Edmund Burke Tim Busby Maria Call Anna Caron John Carter Dawn Chalmers Kingkeo Chanthakhoune Viengk'en Chanthakhoune Scott Chapman Ted Cianelli Danny Clarke Robert Clater Kitty Cole Julieanne Connelly Mateo Connelly Deborah Cooper Kelly Crabill Randy Crabill Carla Crawford Michelle Crisp Cindy Cunningham Scott Dahle Mary Jennifer Dailey Linda Dehart Sheila Deitz Bruce Delisle Kim Dempsey 89 Ann Demuth Jeff Dickerson Thomos Dodson Fronk Douglas Mark Drauszewski Michael Dufrene Kathryn Ebert Keith Ebker Tony Eddins Lowell Edwards Nina Egidi Mary Foster Tommie Free Chris Gotti lisa Geesey Tim Geisler Tim George Sam Geris Rebecca Gibson JoAnn Goessman Kathy Goff JoAnn Gordon Karen Griffin Robert Griffin Cindy Guerreri Allan Guy James Halstead John Hamill Darcy Harbaugh Tony Harris Chris Harrover Cynthia Hawkins lorie Hendrickson Debbie Hess Donna Hill Warren Hogan Suzanne Holderness Olga Holsclaw Stacey Howard Robert Hull Becca Isaac Cindy Johnson lamont Johnson Mike Johnson Rick Johnson Jimmy Kearns Colleen Kelly Allen Khajehnouri 90 Steve Khojehnouri Bob Kim Eric Kindrick Kim King Steve Kirby Rodney Kite David Koman John Kratzer E. J. Lacey Karan Lane Marsha Lane Kelvin Lansdowne Tony Lawler Dana Lee Wendy Lehfeldt Helena Lenk Mark lepnew Matt Lepnew John lockley Andrea lynch Meg Lyon LaDonna Maples Jackie Marcey Laura Maroon Tim Martin David McAndrew Maureen McAndrew Terry McAndrew Tammy McCall Alana McClendon Marya McGowan Lauretta McGuckin Lisa Mclane Patricia McLaughlin Robert McName Mike Merchant Jay Mergler Robert Michael Curtis Midkiff Franklin Miller John Moats John Moliere James Moore Richard Morton Debbie Mowchan Donna Muddiman Thomas Mueller Randy Mullins 91 Andy Musgrove Susana Myers Susan Nelson Kevin Newman Shawn Nycz Rod Osborne Eric Panner Maria Papa Pam Parker Roxanna Patton Michael Pederson Thomas Penn Neil Potts Robert Potts William Quick Sean Radcliffe John Rosh Timmy Ratcliff Nick Rock Kenny Roper Jimmy Rounsley James Savage Kyra Scarton Wendy Schmidtlen Kathy Schuster Charlotte Shanholfz John Sharp Michele Sinacore Alica Smith Cynthia Smith Marshall Smith Russell Smith Rebecca Snellings Daniel Snow Ben Songer Sue Spall Cynthia Sparks Mark Speakes David Spellman Burton Squires Dawn Swales Paige Taylor Karen Thompson Jamie Thorn Teresa Thorpe Leroy Tibbs Tracy Traband Sandy Tyreman 92 Charlotte Veney Virginia Veney Eric Walker Kent Walker Kathryn Wampler Doug Wann Andrew Washington John Waters Robert Weaver Mike Wells Becky White Latham White Antonio Williams Carol Williams Lucille Williams Joy Wimmer Demetrius Winston Joe Woody Lloyd Wright Tracy Wright Joan Yarbrough Ronald Young Robert Ziese David Spellman lindo DeHart takes a break from closswork. 93 Freshman class officers: Ibock row) David Anderson, President Donna Merrill, Treasurer: (front row) Renee Har- rison, Vice President; Joey Hobbie, Secretory. Freshmon Richard Oliver FRESHMEN 94 Dawn Abernathy Tommy Adcock David Anderson Deleon Andrew Howard Andrews Ralph Angles Debbie Arnold Danny Badgley Jackie Bailey Suzanne Bailey Tom Bailey Mike Barke Logsdon Beau Tammy Birnbaum Brett Boyd Diana Boyd Susan Bradley Jennifer Breeden Hugh Brien Hope Brooks Susan Brooks James Brown Stacey Brown Shannon Burke Tammy Burke Molly Calhoun Margaret Callahan Peggy Campbell Wendy Cantor Mary Jane Carney Johnny Carson Brenda Carter Mono Chin Jean Christian Gary Coble Mimi Connelly Billy Coppa Anthony Crisp Van Critzer David Crumpler Tony Cucciardo Colleen Daly Maria Delisle Nicki DeUnger Michelle DeWater James Dick Diane Doner Tammy Drauszewski 95 Dwayne Daigle Cheryl Dwyer Fran Dzikowski Ricky Eosterwood John Echoff Scott Eilers Brian Fahrenwald Cindy Fahringer David Firth Karen Foster Wayne Foster Lisa Fouts Teri Free David Fruehwold Donna Gardiner Maria Gareis Gotwononda Gaskins Eric Gatti Kim Gaudin Stephanie Geisler Robert Gillen Jason Graves Jeff Gregory David Grossman Nancy Harlow Tiffany Harper Renee' Harrison Andrew Harrover Ron Haynes Leslie Heidler Darren Heiple Jimmy Henke Cindy Henry Thomas Hines Carl Hitt Joey Hobbie Debbie Hockman Glenn Hodge Patrick Hogan Robbie Hogan Tracy Hogan Monica Hoover Randy Horte Sandy Howard Juan Howard Jodi Howell Vincent James Joe Johnson 96 Karen Jones Steve Katsakos John Kearns Shirley Kearns Brent Kendrick Phouang Keosay Shelley Kerr Brian Ketchem Denise Keywood Greg Kilby Laura Kidwell Frances Kilmer Dovid Kline Karen Kwick Jim Knupp Bruce Koffle Cheryl Kryzwicki Gwen lane Steve Lovelle Robert Lawrence Jeff Lewis James Logan Karen lorenzen Chris Maggio April Moldy Judy Manuel Suzanne Marmo Clette Martin Rita McClendon Peter McCrary Sarah McDonald Mary McGuire Mike McMaugh Rod Mergler Donna Merrill Shelley Merrill Dotti Miller Roland Mills Steven Moody Roger Moore Brian Moliere Matt Moser Susie Mowchan Davey Muddiman Martie Murphy Mandy Myers Eric Neese Doug Nigreville 97 Dung Nguyen Nhan Nguyen Thai Nguyen Art Nuccin Chin Ok Richard Oliver Scott Olsen Jane Ortiz Delia Parks Kenneth Pearson David Perrotto Mark Perry Don Picard Charles Pickett Sandy Plumb Wendy Plumb Todd Polen Paul Proctor Ardith Rademacher Billy Ramsey Jill Rothke Allison Ravn lisa Raynes lisa Reckleben Antonio Redd John Reed Gary Rhodes Bobbi Rieck Anita Robinson Terri Rusnak Dawn Russell Teresa Schill Matt Seidlinger Sanoubane Sgnagnong Dawn Silvey Greg Simpson Tracy Sloane Cheryl Smith Eric Smith Ed Spall Pam Steelman John Steinberger Amy Stephens Geno Stewart Angela Stouffer Skeefer Suddueth Skitch Swank Stephanie Swick 98 May Szuszwalak Bounpanh Tenokoune Noumanh Tenokoune Soubanh Tenokoune Richard Thomason Royce Treague Adrienne Trotter Monique Trotter Teresa Turner Ricky Unroe Denise Valaer Paul VanScott Nick VanWyen Phenekham Viroth Phonesawanh Virath Pam Wastler Wendy Watts Anne Weatherford Chris Weber Tim White Mark Whitley Eric Wilkins Griff Willioms Gairey Woolum Playing defense, Kirsten Holsdaw sets up o block. You Keep Coming Back Like A Song ATHLETICS A FRIEND of the Yearbook Craig Mitchell, once again, has the odvontage. Helen Ringlet shouts a rousing cheer TA-RA-RA BOOM DE-AY Practice, Camp, Practice, Gomes, Practice fill the schedule of the Osbourn Cheerleaders. For the fourth year in a row all squads attended National Cheerleader Association comp, and brought back their 4th spirit award. The combined Varsity squads were also chosen number two in the Award of Excellence Competition. During the year the White Squad had followed our JV football and JV Basketball teams and cheered them on to district championships. The Blue Squad supported both our girl's basketball teams and followed our Wres- tlers all the way to States. The Grey Squad lead excited squads at Varsity football games and raised lots of spirit during the nerve racking and exciting Varsity basketball season. Overall the year was fun filled, busy and full of spirit for the Osbourn Eagles. VICTORY Thot's the EAGLE bottlecry!!! Helen ond lee give it oil they've got. Paige, flirting with the crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Bill 103 You've gotta be a football hero Craig Mitchell owoits the snap. Ron Lone running from the sting of the Jackets. Although respectable, this year's record of 5-5 does not do the Varsity football team justice. Nowhere will one find a team with more spirit and excitement than at Os- bourn where every accomplishment on the field is echoed resoundingly around the stadium. Of all of these accom- plishments, this year's victory over Osbourn Park was the most celebrated. After a month of grueling practise in August and daily after-school practises, the team's suc- cess was gratifying, but the players never ceased to look up. (front row) J. Woody; I. Tibbs: R. Whitten; T. Redd; M. Perry; A. Washington; T. Dodson,- C. Mitchell; D. Spellman,- T. Martin,- C. Har- rover,- A. Musgrove,- F. Odend'hol; M. Molone,- J. Rose,- J. Carter; (second row) M. lepnew, R. Griffin,-1. Johnson,- J. Moliere,- K. Kratzer,- K. Newman,- G. Hineker; D. Holman,- D. Booher,- G. Rider,- T. Harris,- F. Washington, copt.; D. Holman,- M. Smith; B. Steelman,- T. Fox,- B. Wing,- (third row: J. Rash; l. Nickens,- S. Fleming; K. White,- J. Thorne,- S. Nycz,- R. Clayton,- M. lepnew.- T. Roof; B. Hoover,- G. Nickerson,- T. Shaffer, manager,- (fourth rowl J. Howard,- A. Hughes; P. lenk; E. Griffin,- J. lockley,- D. Spider. R. lane, copt.,- M, Dodson,- S. Bolvori,- C. White,- T. Lawler,- S. Geris,- S. Muddiman 104 Con'� sock our quarterback! Sideline reflections The Coach 105 The Freshman Football Team Remembering the Victory Defying the unwritten rule of football that too much youth may hurt a ball team, Coach Reed guided the Freshman football team to an UNDEFEATED, UNTIED, and UNSCORED upon season. This hard-hitting, talented group of guys averaged more than twenty-five points a game. According to Coach Reed, They never needed more than nineteen in uniform at one time.'' Having a record with so much spice gives us the impression of a very promising Varsity team in the future. Freshman football captains, Mark Perry and Tony Redd 106 Mr. Mrs. L.A. Rorrer ifront row) M. Wells, K. Wostler, R. Kite, isecond row) I. Buechner, C. Bousermon, A. DeMuth, I. Conkey. iback row) J. Dickerson, D. Willioms, J. Geisler, J. Shorp, K. Johnson , T. Geisler, Ino� pictured) M. Penner, J. White John Sharpe, you gotta keep up if you wonna stoy in focus! Every fall, a group of athletes par- ticipate in the sport of cross country running. They spend a significant part of the fall training for and competing in this sport which consists of running a long-distance course. It isn't always fun to run a couple of miles every day, but the rewards of winning com- pensate for the discomfort of training. I. Conkey C. Bousermon, Iasi minute inspec- tions before the roce Jerome Geisler, the lone runner Like breathing in breathing out 107 Her smiles, her frowns, her ups'' The 1980-1981 girl's varsity basketball team was Osbourn's first squad to reach the semi- finals of the Northwestern District play-offs, led by first-team All-District selection Kirsten Hols- claw, the team ended the season with a record of 8-10. Members of the squad began prepara- tion for the year by attending the Roanoke Basketball Camp over the summer. They includ- ed JoAnne Goessman, Jennifer Donlon, King Tucker, Kirsten Holsclow, Renee Dingus, Olga Holsclaw, and Cindy Mclane. The team was coached by Ms. Bowman. led by their new coach, Mr. Sudduth, the J. V. squad finished the year with an even record at 8-8. The captains were JoAnne Goessman and Stacey Howard. They look for a better season next year. Varsity: (front row) Toni Roberts, Cindy Mclone, King Tucker, Olgo Hotsctow, Diane Tarchie, Kirsten Holsclow, (back row) Jennifer Donlon, Jockie Hogan, Stacy Carter, Renee Dingus, Leslie Atkinson, Eve Hogon. 108 The agony of defeat” Kirsten Holsclow concentrates on a shot. and downs J.V.: (front row) Karen Griffin, Molly Col- houn, Tommy Drougzewski, Mimi Connel- ly, 'bock row) Stocey Howord, Moreen Cooke, Joonne Goessmon, Cindy Cole- man, Mr. Suddith, coach. Joanne Goessmon cuts towards the hoop. We Did it Before, We'll Do it Again This seemed to be in the minds of the wres- tlers as they began the season. With a new coach and a very young team, their hopes were high, led by the captains Mike Malone, Craig Mitchell, and Tony Young, these hopes became reality. The Varsity team finished the season with a 8-3 record and all three captains as district champions. Craig and Tony were also regional champs and went on to state. The J.V. team led by the motivation to do well in wrestling, finished the season undefeat- ed. With good basic skills and alot of hard- working young men, they prove to show alot of promise for the coming years. David Spitler is se� for the whistle Don Holmon — ready to escape Triple Trouble — Coptoins Mitchell. Malone and Young Vorsity Wrestling Team — ifront row) Mike Hockmon, Mike Molone, Craig Mitchell, Tom Penn, Tony Young, Steve Kasakos 'back row) Cooch Reed, David Spitler, Don Holmon, Tony Horris, Chris White, Mott lepnew, Mark lepnew, Cooch Rohr 110 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Dvorak, Jr. J.V. Wrestling Teom — llront row) Chris Horrover, David Grossmon, Richord Oliver, Allen Guy, Chorles Pickett ibock row! Jimmy Corter, Allen Kionori, Guy Hinicker. Robert Cloytor. Mork Perry, Steve Kjonori Eddie Foirman 111 Coach Reed tapes Mark lepnews arm Mott lepnew with a strong grip Craig Mitchell demonstrates the form that took him to state Their Hearts Are Full of Spring Rufus Bostic guords the boll The Eagles show their fine form in making rebounds Fronk Morton tips the ball for Osbourn Demitrius Winston shows his skill in one-honded shots 112 Dr. and Mrs. John G. Ringler The Varsity Basketball Team shone this year as they came through the season with the best record in the history of the school. With 11 wins and only 5 losses, the team journeyed on to districts. Under the captains Pete Ebert, Ron Lane, and Ramon Rodriguez they provided much excitement as they battled their way through the season. The J.V. Team proved to be something to look forward to in the coming years. Finishing their regular season in first place, they auto- matically traveled to the districts. Through their hard work and dedication, both teams have made Osbourn proud. J.V. Bosketboll (front row! Andrew Washington. Jomie Thorne, Tom Dodson, Tim Radcliffe, Ed Burke, louis Yates, Tony Redd Iback row! Robbie Carter. Patrick Hogan, Warren Hogon, Mike Dufnane. John lockley. Ricky Eosterwood, Anthony Crisp, David Anderson Potrick Hogan keeps an eye on his man Mike Dufrione takes a foul shot for the Eagles Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Fairman 113 Poised Routine An upside-down view of things The Eagle Gymnastics team hod a victorious season, with wins over Warren County, Hand- ley, Osbourn Park, loundon County, and Broad Run. With a second place team finish in the district, Laura Conkey, Lane Nelson, and Helen Ringler all Went on to Regionals. Ms. Harris is looking forward to an equally successful season next year with the upcoming freshmen and hopefully some new recruits. The OHS 80 81 Gymnastics Team: (front row) P. Taylor, I. Conkey, W. lehfeldt, ibock row) $. Brodfey, H. Ringler. B. Marsh, K. Ebert, I. Nelson. I. Poro, D. Hockman 114 A friend of the yearbook A reol workout Perfect Bolonce Marching in for competition Kevin, Mike, and Kathy Malone 115 The Music Man music department The Concert Choir sings lor the elementary students (front row) K. Forish; T. Houston; C. Bousermon; M. Goreis; D. Pork; K. Foster; S. Stuons; K. Tucker; B. Potter (second (second rowl I. Toy(or; C. Pederson,- D. Yeotts; J. Maddox,- I. Loon; C. Maggio; C. Frazier; I. Wine (bock rowl B. Waldron; A. Flynn; C. Mitchell; A. Harrover; K. Nielson,- T. Grover,- H. Wimmer; R. Boehm, director,- (not picturedl V. Critzer,- K. Moloy. The Orchestra is the only musical group at Osbourn which consists of string instruments. The orchestra's direc- tor, Ralph Boehm, possesses a sincere devotion to performing music and ex- pects the same from the members of the orchestra. Obviously, he and the group have met with great success, os was dis- played in the Christmas Concert. In addi- tion to concerts at Osbourn, the orches- tra plays for the other city schools and local institutions. Fiddler on the Roof Mr. Boehm directs the musicions through o song 117 C ' Sing Girls' Chorus is a novice singing group for girls who have an interest in music but who hove minimal exper- ience. This class, taught by Wendy Cantwell, offers to these girls the fundamental training which prepares them for further musical advancement. (front row) V. Copeland; 0. Boyd; D. Swales; M. Carney; N. Dellanger; (back rowl M. Crisp; D. Voloer,- A. Zilloux; E. lacey; C. Daley In the Advanced Girls' Chorus, students are ex- posed to more difficult group singing. They receive experience in singing harmonies which demand a keen sense of blending as a group under the direction of Wendy Cantwell. (front rowl J. Grizzle,- H. Brooks; T. Harper; P. Hawkins; B. Rieck; W. Watts,- C. Krzywicki; iback row) T. Grizzle,- D. Abernathy,-1. Hup- mon,- B. Posey; C. Motts,- S. Johnson,- I. Hendrickson Osbourn's most advanced singing group is the Madrigals, directed by Wendy Cantwell. The Madri- gals, composed of students who audition to be mem- bers, must attend regular after school rehearsals, last year, the hard work and dedication of the members of the group secured them a superior rating at the choral festival. (front row) $. Goessman,- J. Yarbrough; W. lehfeldt; D. Mowchan,-1. White,- K. Gower,- t. Ronta,- M. Penner,- T. DiVecchia,- M. Proctor; (back row) I. loon,- A. Dvorok; P. Proctor,- S. Aylesworth; J. lomm,- R. Bryant; E. Kunkel; F. Douglas,- P. Killmer,- P. Sellew,- P. Germon 118 (front row) J. Chrislion,- G. Hull; M. Ione,- A. Pleszkoeh; T. Burke; C. Junk; W. Confor; J. Vosko; H. Fox; K. Horlow; M. Penner,- T. DiVecchk); (second row) S. Goessmon,- D. Mowchon,- J. Yorbrough; W. lehfeldt; J. Hobbie,- J. Donlon,- J. Kopcsok; D. Wodsworth; L Wolls; M. Calhoun; S. Wilsor. S. McDonold; P. Sellew; I. Ronto; (bock row) I. loan,-1. Champion; C. Ahalt; F. Douglas; P. Killmer; S. Aylesworfh; J. lamm; R. Bryonf; R. Caropresso; C. Hor� e,- C. Sparks; D. Jividen,-1. Sinclair; P. German, D. lane The Concert Choir has two distinctive traits: it is Osbourn's largest singing group, and it is the only chorus class offered to male stu- dents. The music which is performed by this group tends to be very demanding of both skill and concentration. The size of the chorus and the presence of male voices give it a uniquely full and rich tone. Alter mony hours of proctice, the end product is a beautiful sound effect. 119 (front row) A. Stouffer,- L McGuckin,- I. Buechner; S. Spoil; P. Toyfor; K. Scorton,- A. Aodnesen,- C. Conby; M. Novok; K. Wompler; J. Brown,- R. Hull; K. Ebker,- E. lows; C. Colemon,- T. Brungord (second row) R. Buechner; B. Snellings,- J. Doley,- D. Yofes; B. White,- R. Hoynes; J. Shepord; E. Spoil; M. Cox; J. Wilson,-1. Everson, director (bock row) E. Kunkel,- S. Ross,- T. Brungord; T. Cosentino,- M. McMough; T. George,- B. Muddiman; D. Neff; M. Pederson,- J. Johnson,- C. Hitt; J. Willis,- T. Collins,- D. Bodgley; J. Zohn; C. Gotti; R. Weaver; J. Shepord. This year's Concert Band is smaller than in past years, but with the aid of members of the jazz band the quality of its per- formances has been retained. With an increased fervor for achieving perfection in their music, the band is constantly improving and expanding its repertoire. And the Band Played On 120 (front row) C. Pederson,- J. Monuel,- K. Forish; K. Weese; C. Conby; G. Hull; S. Worren,- B. Peed (second row) I. Wine; M. Cox; E. Kunkel; A. Rodemocker,- G. Bentrem,- T. Brungord; R. Buechner,- T. Trobord; M. McMough (third row) R. Hoynes; W. Plum; S. Pium,- S. Spoil; K. Scorton; B. Fornhom; C. Fohringer,- I. McGuckin,- M. Contor,- T. McAndrew,- G. Monuel; R. Horte,- J. logon (fourth row) J. Zohn,- E. Spoil; R. Weover,- D. Kline; K. Howkins; D. Bodgley,- P. Novok; T. Collins; R. Hull; C. Gotti; T. Hollenbeck; A. Stouffer,- K. Wompler (bock row) l. Buchholz,- S. Merrill; D. Merrill; S. Howord; S. Geister; H. Wimmer,- T. Brungord: D. Potts,- M. Crisp; C. Crowford; K. Foster; M. Goreis; A. Weotherford. This year, the Marching Band performed at all of Osbourn's home football games, as well as in several competitions, away foot- ball games, and parades. The drum majors, Kim Weese and Cheryl Canby, worked hard to shape the band to the specifications of director Larry Everson. The Morching Band in action (front row) T. Redd; G. Bentrem,- D. Neff; J. Johnson,- M. Pederson,- B. Muddimon,- T. George (second row) T. Toth; M. Cox,- D. Bodgley; J. Shepord,- P. Wilson,- P. Novok (bock row) M. Wahner,- D. Hughes; J. Heltzel; M. Mueller; E. lows,- R. Hull; K. Ebker,- I. Everson, director. The Jazz Ensemble is a group of accom- plished musicians with varying dedications to music. Some of them play for perfection and some play to relax, but all of them have a good time. Their director, Larry Everson, holds them together and directs their talents toward per- forming music which includes jazz, blues, and rock. The music is difficult, but the reword of finally performing it with authority is gratifying. 121 The Unknown Comic lost minute advice For the Good Times'' Special Events 122 Mr. and Mrs. Houston Mr. Clarence Carrico 123 Corning Home Katie and Helen participate in the half time activities. A collage ol the bonfire. Setting the scene of Homecoming, o rapid exchange of dimes in strips of construction pa- per took place. Soon each class had decorated the halls brightly with spirit lengths, but the sophomore class dominated the competition, later in the week a bonfire was held to get everyone ready for the big game. Also prior to the game, was the annual homecoming parade. A couple of parade highlights included the freshman and junior closs floats. The game itself was against the Loudoun Valley Vikings. During the half time festivities, Katie Olsen was crowned Osbourn Homecoming Queen. A dance was held the following night which had a theme entitled, The Wizard of Oz . The peo- ple danced to the music of the band OZ , and put a happy ending to Osbourn's 1980 home- coming. Curt and Suzanne take a break from doncing. Jennifer Donofin works on the junior float. 124 Joey and Ricky, The Circle of Your Arms Alicia Farris, one ol the many homecoming princesses I Could Hove Danced AH Night The following girls were chosen for the homecoming court by their respective classes: (Seniors) Katie Olsen, Queen,- Janet Jefferies,- Alicia Farris,- Helen Ringler (Juniors) Renee Din- gus,- lane Nelson (Sophomores) lisa Para,- Olga Holsclaw (Freshmen) Joey Hobbie,- Shelley Kerr. 125 This year, the National Thespian Society at Osbourn produced a three-act play which was performed for the public on November 20 and 21. Not only was it a financial success but it also introduced the world of high school drama to the community. In fact, it was partly because of the community that the ploy could be produced. Without the loan of lighting and donations of costumes, props, and time, the play would not have been possible. It took a great deal of work and an intense rehearsal schedule, but the end product laid a foundation for future productions. In the wedding, George's buddies gain some ottenfion. Make-up! A walk down main street The Sweetest Story Ever Told 126 ‘Oh, dear!' GONNA TAKE A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY, if The sox section of the bond Trocy Wright in deep concentration Surprise Sara, We cought you' 128 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sellew Sondro Wilson shows-off her carnotions V lor varsity GONNA SET MY HEART AT EASE, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. DeHart, Jr. 129 GONNA MAKE A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY, Thonks Mom. I needed that! 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BUSINESS MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNlTURI ACME NATURAL FOODS VITAMINS • MINERALS • BOOKS SURVIVAL foods Manassas, Va. 361-2115 R ANDERSON 9410 GRANT AVE C T MARSHALL MANASSAS. VA 22110 LEGGETT TIRE CO. “EVERYTHING IN TIRES F Bennett Dunn.Jr SALES MANAGER 9030 Liberia Avenue Manassas. Virginia 368-8101 OR 631-0280 (703) 368 5013 KLINE MEMORIALS QUALITY MONUMENTS SINCE 1901 0 M KLINE SON Owner P 0 BOX 454 9014 CENTREVILLE RD MANASSAS. VA 22110 152 Friends Cindy Smith Rob Hull OHS Class o 81 is the best, along with the soccer team Eric, would you please stop ploying with the phone R. Dole Reynolds Ted loves Doug Puddin's little” sister 83 Only 79 more days fill it's over Jock Daniel's and lynard Skynyrd — what a party Class of 83. Sue IWopi OHS Eagles — Class of '83 Closs of ‘81' Free as a Bird Now. love, Meg '83' The Flymg Nun From The North Is Off To The Convent %� Geissler's punchin' bog — Mogic Wann BUBBY IOVES GAIl Fox E. Holly '82 Jennifer Donlon '82 lindo DeHort Class of '83 Cheryl -n- Bobby 80 Bobby's Fine, I guess You're wonderful Bryan — Corol Diane, You ore the rainbows painted on the clouds of my mind. I love You — Kenny To lewis a big hunk of man from o slice of womon — Eve Good bye Stocy and Step. Keep in touch — Corol I love You, Kevin — Janet Hey Doug. I love You, Natalie The Boss is Bock Bruce Springsteen E Street Bond Cyndi Sex, Drugs, n Rock n Roll DC 101 — Kick ... Rock-n-Roll .. . VPI — Go Hokies Disco's Deod. Rock 'n Roll lives On. lynard Skynord Becky White Class of '83 I'm Coming BAS, os soon as I find a big enough stick Jerry Sotterfield Closs of '81 The Alltime Greatest Student at OHS — Tony Eddms Smile, God loves You Still supporting the U.S. of Aigner, Cyndi B.? Sondra Wilson OHS '81 Carol Wilson OHS '80 Congratulations Eyrie — From Good Ole Mom, UI Typist Do whatever you wont With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world.” We love you Mrs. Sfotler — your worst speller. Marlene Moser '81 Andrew and Bruce Moser '89 I love you Mitch — Jamie lynne and I love my friends We miss you lauro and Stocy — Janet and Natalie Cindy Blond — '79 We love you Skip, Bunny, ond Tiffy luv ya Dwayne, Good luck Mike ond Shelly. Melinda G. Pom Rothke take care of everyone for me. love, Pom S. We'll miss you John, Annette, Leigh Anne, Sarah ond Uno Jo, What will you do without your big sister? Sue Allen, You're the green in my rainbow, love, leslie Thanks for being the friend I needed Denise — Sue Curtis, don't forget our special love — Suzanne Step, and Carol, Best Wishes to my best friends. Slocy Mom, Dad. Bruce and Brett. I love you. leslie Melinda, Kelly, and Pete, let's go to McD's. Joey Quietest Girl in the Closs of '81 Michelle, My love still grows for YOU. love ya, David Kelly, I hove o great idea. S.M. Hey Orcomo, let's Have A Whale Bote. Melinda Dr. Powell Hows Boldy Domg? Joey Hey Mon, you got your leotards on? lorne, Kenny, Judy ond Jamie — Hi, Melindo Michelle, How much groin did you put in that punch? Shelley, I'll miss ya but come visit sunny calif. MAO P.E. — Remember the pelvic thrust. Fish, Dick and Truck — You're caught in my trap — Conk To Coach Server — Hello linebackers Kotie, Good luck at the convent. Hey Allan Guy, Smashy Chris Harrover Remember? Sue, these years in high school have been great. Thanks for helping to make it thof way. love, Denise Patrons Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Nelson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Brander Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Curtis I. Mlsna 154 Paige Taylor When I said that I loved you, I meant that I loved you forever 7 Laura Mason Stacy Simpson Don Chinn Eight Days A Week Through hard work and an enormous amount of time, the 1980-81 Eyrie staff managed to get the yearbook published. The long pro- cess of producing the book had its moments of laughter and frustra- tion; but, it's all over now. All that's left to show is this book filled with the memories of 1980-81. The staff sincerely hopes you enjoy it. Business editor Annette Dvorolc keeps the records Molly and Jimmy work on write ups Andrew Miller checks out the negatives!?! Hey, look at this one 156 Mr. Mrs. C. W. Harrover EDITOR'S NOTES DENISE PARTLOW — EDITOR JOE EBHARDT, HERFF JONES REPRESENTATIVE MANY SPECIAL THANKS TO Mr. Beresh Annette Dvorak Kyra Scarton Leslie Champion OTHER STAFF MEMBERS Kotie Geris Rochelle Brimlow Lydia Zache Shelly Maroon Jimmy Fairman Tracy Wright Ann DeMuth Dawn Swales John Sharpe Dee Williams THANKS TO A.W. Harrover Mr. Mrs. Partlow Ifor the diningroom table) Miss Hattie Mae Partlow Eric Kunkel Shearin Mlsna MOLLY HARROVER — EDITOR M.E. GEISSLER, JR., SPONSOR PHOTOGRAPHY Andrew Miller Jeff Wilson lymbaugh Studio Chris Harrover Mike McKenzie Karl Krotzer SPECIFICATIONS This book was printed by Keller Yearbooks, a division ol Herff Jones, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Headlines — 36 pt., 24 pt„ 14 pt. Spartan Lite Body — 10 pt. Spartan Lite Captions — 8 pt. Spartan Lite Paper — Bordeaux Program — 800 The editors wish to extend very heartfelt thanks to everyone concerned with the publication of this book. Special thanks go to the staff at the Herff Jones office, particularly Joe Ebhardt. A U T O G R A P H S 158 A U T O G R A P H S 159 A U T O G R A P H S 160 9 s Ksnftaa