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

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the workers and watchers Count the picas in this headline, please.” Would you show me how to crop this picture? The Yearbook's miniscule force worked hard and the Osbourn Hi-Jacket began to emerge. This year nearly all the staff—including their sponsor, Mr. Micheal Scott—were novices at the job. Due to their inexperience the staff floundered for several months. A lack of members also slowed progress, but the few remaining worked diligently. For instance, John Fulton and Corey Doil spent many days taking and developing Yearbook pictures. Copywriters wasted a gallon of blue ink in a search for The Right Word . As the Yearbook sponsor, Mr. Scott learned to meet deadlines and other skillful arts. Actually, September did begin one essential activity: advertising. Headed by Pam Bridges, this footweary committee canvassed neighborhood businesses. The financial side of the Yearbook finally cleared their goal with the help of 556 student subscriptions. As a result, 208 pages topped the previous year's edition by 26 pages. Mr. Scott has even stronger hopes for the 1971-72 since the staff will have more experience. Rod Shepherd— Layouts . . .Semi-photographer. . . Freak .Semi-copy. . Non-Typist. . . Future Editor Pam Allen—Copy . . . Typing . . . More copy 20 lohn Fulton—Photographer . . Adds . . . Layouts Photos . . . sales . . . Worried for everyone

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. . . too many Editors Pam Bridges—Business head . . . New Car. . . Typist. . . Works . . . Not Pictured Debbie Hutto—Editor. . . did a little of everything . . . Not Pictured . . . two Editors. . .