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

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color this page vica honor society Our Apologies—HJ

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a?- Clib-tongued emcee, Eddie Keys, pours out that charisma. On Monday morning, a dozen odd students sauntered into the Osbourn auditorium and sat in the senior section. About 8:10, President Richard Grant arrived and called the meeting to order. Another SCA meeting began—another ended because too few members showed up. Was this the way Osbourn people responded to their student government? Despite this apparent apathy, the 1970-71 SCA presented several innovations. Number one appeared before school even opened when incoming freshman enjoyed an informative Orientation Day. The SCA had sponsored this event and provided amusing skits to highlight freshmen difficulties. Next on the agenda: Big Brothers and Sisters. Deciding that senior monitors were old-fashioned, the SCA organized this informal group whose job was to guide students instead of ordering them. Another SCA activity—the magazine drive—broke open student apathy and topped the previous year's total by almost $200. According to Richard Grant at the beginning of the year, The SCA will become whatever the students are willing to make it. The 1970-71 result, though not outstanding, proved gratifying. is

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fruit of the “lemon tree” Editor: Robbie Laybourne Ass't Ed: Yvonne Wortman Prose: Mary Lou Fortuna Layout: Debbie Keenan Typing: Pam Vanderpool Lucy Coone Art: Cathi Breen Ann Millard Publicity: Nan McRee Maya Hoenigmann Ed O'Hara 17