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

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A school is merely an empty shell without its students. As students begin to arrive in the morning for another day, the once barren halls come alive with voices greeting other voices, lockers being banged shut, and shuffling of feet. Yes operator, I've lost my dime and ... Shelia Payne, Osbourn High School senior makes use of the lobby telephone. Every individual at Osbourn is not only apart of the school, but helps make it the school that it is. Each student is like a piece to a puzzle. When fitted together with the other pieces, the picture is complete. If I could only think of that rule . . . Boys physical education instructor, Mr. Bob Bailess, observes his class. I bet I can hit that little old ball . . . Brenda Taylor, varsity hockey player, attempts to drive ball down field against Stonewall.

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 Itold you that rain dance would work! . . . The rain doesn't dampen the spirits of Peggy Jones and Janie Hawes as they start a new school day. In this jet age, when nothing but change is constant, friendships are a vital element— a necessity in the life of today's youth. Each step, each facet of school life should be enriched by the knowledge that other students are interested in your well-being. School activities such as dances, sports events, club meetings, etc., offer opportunities to form ties of friendship with fellow students. At Osbourn we sincerely hope that such bonds might develop and enrich the students' lives now and in the future. 6

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Osbourn Senior High School Marching Band Now why did Dick want Jane to see Spot run ? . . . Margaret Lancaster, senior concentrates the principles of g0y ernment.