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

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All too early in August school began, bringing with it more heat than we hod had all summer. Football season brought a new coach, Carl Kuhn, and the hope that the team would improve. By the time of the game at Garfield, that hope had been dissipated, and was replaced by the shock of a victory. While crowds at football games diminished, those at girls' basketball games grew, and the team maintained a fair record. Meanwhile, students remembered the torture of homework and tests and already dreamed of June. Clubs began their reorganization, and the routine had officially begun. Basketball season gave Osbourn some winners, and the junior class grieved over the Talent Show that didn't come off. The prom came off, though, and with it seniors finally began those end-of-year activities. Banquet and picnic preceded graduation, and students breathed a sigh of relief that exams had been abolished. The year passed quickly as many students tried cooperation to get by. The year brought both disrespect and enthusiastic acceptance for Osbourn from her students Above, A tidy but lazy Osbourn student has deposited his lunch troy in on outside trash con Right; The Homecoming pep rally brought rain but mosses of students to cheer the team. 8