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

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Mr. William R. Murphy, Principal THE PRINCIPAL A year has quickly passed and I find that it is time once again for you to receive your school annual, a record of pleasant memories which you will carry with you through your life. While you have been at Osbourn you have experienced a variety of pleasures as well as a share of seemingly insurmountable barriers. As time passed you found that barriers were easily overcome by the passage of time, application of your abilities and by the confidence and self determination which heretofore had been latent. So your obstacles overcome were joyous moments also. Perhaps your new experiences in conquering problems gave you more of a sense of elation because you found that you had ability which, until this time, was undiscovered. This is true all through life when hopes are dimmed, the future seems bleak and horizons seem limited. Face the future with a calm determination that you will succeed. It is true that time heals, but it is also a maxim that the inner self is capable of meeting challenges when it is called upon to do so, and the personal drive which was once an unknown is perpetuated as a continuous standard restored by other hidden capabilities which may be called upon in the future. I feel that the school has given you the tools with which to open the doors to an abundant life. The only thing that I would ask of you is to provide for honest things, not only in the sight of the Lord, but in the sight of men.

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Mr. Stuart Beville Superintendent of Schools Mr. Claude DeHaven Director of Instruction We at Osbourn High School are indebted to the Administration for their work towards elevating our educational standards. The Administration is one of the most respected groups in our educational community. Always keeping our youth in mind, they afford us a strong and constant source for aid and guidance. Though the Administration is not seen by all the students, without its service the county schools would not run as smoothly and flawlessly as they do, indeed they would scarcely function as institutions of knowledge without the supervision of a staff such as they have. For this immeasurable dedication, the annual staff salutes and thanks the county administration. Mr. Joseph Toastie Administrative Assistant

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OFFICE STAFF Mrs. John Hoppe, Secretary Left: Miss Lillian Orlich, Eighth Grade Co-ordinator Right: Mrs. Anne Elliott, Assistant Guidance Director Miss Carrie Lanford, Guidance Director