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

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u7lllthe wor cfs a staye, ancf a f the men an(f women merely players: ihey have heir exits andtheir entrances; andone man in his time plays many parts . . . —Shahespeare, Chs Jou h lie J(— This quotation is as immortal as its author. A curtain is drawn slowly and unevenly. From the time a man cries out his opening lines, through an aging performance of experience and existence, the world witnesses his life's drama until he makes his final bow. High School is the final scene of the first important act of our lives. The parts we play in school determine the roles we will have in later life. We may be cast in either a major or minor role, playing the leading part or serving as an understudy. Whatever we become, it is here at Osbourn that the characters we portray have been formed. We invite you to watch the curtain open on a cast of students, instructors, and counselors — the main characters of this important scene — and in so doing may you see a reflection of yourself.