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

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After a summer filled with Senate Wa¬ tergate Hearings, Osbourn once again was back in the routine of split shifts. The routine was broken up somewhat in the early days of school by heat days. These were days when the mercury hovered in the nineties and classrooms became unbearably hot. Second shift was dismissed early while first shift complained. Some other novel things happened in the beginning of the school year. The country’s Vice President de¬ cided to resign and a war started be¬ tween the Arabs and the Jews. But we also had the run-of-the-mill things at Osbourn. The usual schedule mix-ups that somehow always got blamed on the computer were a common complaint among students. There was a dis¬ couraging football season, a winning girls’ basketball team, cross country meets, and an exciting Homecoming weekend. Top left, Mark Perko is pushed down by two large opponents. Bottom left, Marcie Howard breath¬ lessly watches the action on the field. Top middle, band members march to the field for a half time performance. Bottom middle. The Queen Bees warm up for another victory. Bottom right, Ms. Pearson explains bone structure to an eager biol¬ ogy class. Top right, twirling through a routine, Irene Fontana smiles for the photographer.