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

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It’s obvious what “the Thinker,” Terence Frame is thinking about. A close-up of—Rick Seymour’s back as half-time calisthenics be¬ gin. Zarko Ellis makes a quick pivot in his bid for daylight against Stonewall. Ellis is cut down from behind by two Indians. Freshman Bentley Watkins scrounges for every inch against Handley Vi ■ 19

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A Building Year Perhaps newly-arrived line coach Chuck Hornfeck best summed up the entire season with this comment made in the first week of practice, “This is the first place that I’ve ever been where guys threw up during calisthenics.” For second year coach Karl Kuhn this year’s 0-10 season couldn ' t have been very satisfying. During the sea¬ son the Osbourn roster hovered around 25 men, which means that several players had to play both of¬ fense and defense. The high point of the season came against second-ranked Fauquier. The Yellow Jacket defense held the Fal¬ cons to 18 points in sub-freezing weather. Three Yellow Jackets made the All-County team, these individ¬ ual standouts where: senior—Terence Frame, end; junior—Ronnie Watkins, defensive end; and junior Ricky Woodward, tackle. David Thompson goes down under fire against Handley. Coiled and ready to strike, the OHS offense attempts to psych-out its opponent. Terence Frame is spotted by George Kele- check as Stonewall defenders move in. Bob Frazier’s eyes seem to have fallen out of his head as a pass slips beyond his grasp. Coaches Kuhn and Hornfeck contemplate their next move. ?0