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

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COUNTER CLOCKWISE, starting at bottom center: Judy Wine, Brenda Bridges, Joanna Mallard. Becky Dean, Judy Townsend, Susie Taylor, Allison Smith, Brenda Garber. No one can ‘play it by ear' all the way through high school and expect to emerge with any sort of decent education. A student has to work to know his lines. Knowledge of his subjects gives a student security, in the same way that knowing his lines makes an actor feel more at ease. A knowledgeable student gives a better performance, and he enjoys doing it more than one who tries to ‘fake it.’ No matter how long a play runs, no one performance is exactly like any other. A school day is very much the same. The trivial incidents of each day not only serve to prevent monotony, but also make each day a unique experience in the lives of the students who spend a fourth of their day in the halls and classrooms of this building. 9

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‘Two more steps and I’m free! An O.H.S. student boards a bus for home. “Which score was I supposed to come in on?” Kathy Wetzel, 69, uses her voice for chorus class. “How can 1 concentrate with that magazine lying there.” An undenti-fied hand writes, while an unseen mind wanders. 8

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“Boy, Joe you’re going to have one weird looking hairdo.” Loretta Casey, a cosmetology student, practices skills she has learned. . . and as soon as the baby is bom. . Mrs. Emily Wood attends her last dinner with the Osbourn faculty. 10