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

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Mrs. Pat Capilongo . . . Typing . . . friendly to her students . . . speaks Southern” . . . caught Mr. Capilongo at OSHS . . . FBLA. Mrs. Lola Custer . . . Special Education . . . tries harder . . . last stand at the Battle of Little Big Horn . . . pleasant. Mr. Albert Crow . . . Athletic Director .. . Wrestling ... re- You don't know that one i ...cr, Mademoiselle? Mr. Hauss spected for his contribution toward our excellent athletic pro- (unseen, but nearby) instructs his class in French IV. gram. 22

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Mr. Wallace Cable . . . Industrial Arts . . . antique car repairing for his non-antique car . . . seldom seen in main building ... W.C... . Sophomore Class. Mr. Louis Capilongo . . . English... lives off of Shakespeare . . . active participant in school life ... a Cheshire cat smile . . . Forensics. English promotes appreciation and communication between past and present. A knowledge of basic English grammar, appreciation of literature from the past and present, and creative-ability development are only a few of the assets of our fine English Department headed by Mrs. Alice Linton. Through this department, students are able to see for themselves the beauty that lies around them and the growing need for communication and development in the areas of journalism, creative writing, dramatics, forensics, and countless other areas both in and out of school. Many students find English dull and tiring at first, but through added knowledge, appreciation and teachers' informal approach, they begin to realize its importance in today's world. Miss Martha Ann Cannon ... Math ... slave driver . . . cokeholic . . . helps when and where needed . . . Junior Class.

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Mr William Davis . . . Math . . . strong worker for PWEA . . . thrives on tests and exams . . . quite a salesman . . . Freshman Class. Mr. Ed Dunnavant . . . D.E... . spends time policing grounds . . . just married . . . loves mod clothes . DECA. Fine Arts reaches out to include entire student body. A Michelangelo, a Barbara Streisand, or a Simon and Garfunkel? Well, probably not; but who knows? In the Fine Arts Department, attitudes of endeavorment, depression, hope and discontentment are released constructively on canvas, in band and chorus and between the covers of a novel. The Fine Arts Department is responsible not only for the development of some great talent in the fields of art, literature and music, but also reaches out to the entire student body in find arts' assemblies, musicals, library research, and art exhibits. This integral portion of school life is headed by Mr. Howard Mallard. Mrs. Catherine Duncan . . . Math . . . known for her quick smile and cheerful attitude . . . well respected for her knowledge of math . . . daughter broke her arm. 23 Mrs. Katherine Dunnavant . . . Biology ... a new bride . . . enjoys sports . . . spends her leisure time with her new catch.