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

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 The Entertainer The National Thespian Soci- ety, under the direction of Pam Magee, plans to put on a one-act play, Flowers for Algernon , this year for the district play festival. This Nationally sponsored group enjoyed a great success with its production of Thornton Wilder's Our Town. In May, they also plan to put on either a musical or another three-act play. U. Bryan; E. Kunkel; M. Teeten,- K. Gower,- A. Weatherford; M. Moser,- R. Horte,- M. Merchant; N. Shoemote,- M. Proctor,- R. Felber,- P. laVigne,- R. Michael,- T. Shaffer,- M. ligtvoet; J. lamrn,- l. Hupmon,- M. Ebker,- H. Fox,-1. Ronto; C. Mitchell,- J. Kopcsock; R. Bryant; D. Williams,- J. Harbaugh; P. Mogee,- D. Lee,- C. Krzywicki; J. Axel; T. DiVecchia,- B. Dembinsky,- G. Bentrem,- L loon; S. Weatherford,- B. Morrison. Serving as a communications link among students, faculty, par- ents and community, The Talon reports unbiased facts and opin- ions which reflect life at Osbourn. W. Kidwell, monagmg editor,- J. Rose, car- toonist; C. Lemmon, editor-in-chief; D. Willioms. feature editor,- D. lee, staff writ- er; A. Drauszewski, circulation monoger,-1. Buchholz. staff wirter,- (not pictured) M. McKenzie, photographer,- J. Wilson, pho- tographer,,- R. Burton, photographer,- R. Horte, business staff; S. Epstein, circulation manager,- J. Smith, staff writer,- C. Sond- burg, staff writer, T. Harris, sports editor. Pretty Paper Mr. Mrs. William A. Kidwell, Jr. 29

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Spirit is a major factor in Os- bourn's athletic success and is also one of the special traits about Osbourn. This spirit can partly be attributed to the lively students, but the Pep Club's part in stirring the spirit of the school cannot be ignored. Before the major games, posters may be found adorning the walls; and the more important the game is, the more elaborate the posters ore. D. Swoles; C. Veney; A. McClendon; R. Borton; C. Keywood; M. Hoover,- D. Vo- laer; M. Gilbert Side By Side Tomorrow's homemakers are today's F.H.A. members. These girls devote part of their time to learning the skills which are re- quired to run a household. Ms. Brown has also helped the girls to raise funds and sponsor school spirit activities, so that they can continue to prepare for their fu- ture lives. Ms. Brown, sp.; M. McGuire,- C. Veney,- B. Corter,- J. Nelson,- S. Brown,- B. Prettymon,- J. Gordon,- (not pictured); S. Brown,- T. Turner. Dreams of the Everyday Housewife 28 Hesco

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 Down By the Old Mill Stream Under the sponsorship of Ms. Carter, the Marine Biology Club has prospered since the re-estab- lishment of Osbourn. This group of scientific minded students make the study of marine biology an enjoyable and interesting task. Together, they go on trips and other educational expeditions, making them fun as well as learn- ing experience. (kneeling) D. Chalmers,- D. Horbaugh,- R. Horte,- F. Killmer.- I. Spellman, pres.; U. Brion; M. Moser; S. Weatherford; (stand- ing) H. Brian,- A. Zidioux; M. Contor; V. Hoskmson; C. Horte,- R. Straight; G. Ma- son,- B. Outlaw,- J. Savage,- B. Wing,- J. Groves,- J. Horbaugh; Ms. Carter sp.; (not pictured) J. Culbertson; D. Flach; P. Killmer,- S. Maroon,- M. Moser,- P. Novak; J. Rose. For those students who have interests in sciences other than marine biology, the Science Club offers an alternative. The students determine what topics will be in- vestigated, and Mr. lampazzi helps to see that the students achieve their goals. (kneeling) H. Toy,- J. Horbaugh: (stonding) M, Moser,- P. Tomorchio,- M. McKenzie,- J. Thomoson,- Mr. lampazzi, sp. Talk to the Trees 30 Gregory's Florist