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

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Before the Powder-Puff Football game, John Daley, Scott Walker, Taz Butler, and Tom Shoemake try to think of cheers. Andrea Altman Cheerleader; Keyettes, Sec.; Egi- gles Samuel Aylesworth Regional Chorus; Madrigals; Drama Club; Band Mary Baber FBLA; Keyettes; COE program; Pep Club; SCA Michael Barber Charlotte Bartley George Bentrem SCA Pres.; Class Pres.; Band; Soc¬ cer; Boys State Brenda Blankenship Bryan Bledsoe Football; AEP Seniors 21

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THOSE INEVITABLE SENIORS Cliques of freshmen in the halls, no one dares to cross the party lines. Sophomore year, the groups begin to disintegrate due to an unidentifiable force. In the third year, the class experiences “the money problem,” solved at the last moment by this mysterious force. During the senior year, the life saving force identifies itself. Reverently called “class unity,” it enables seniors to gain the privileges of parking in the first two rows of the parking lot, being released for lunch five minutes early, and designing a winning Homecoming float at the last moment. Congratulations Seniors, with the addition of class unity, you have now completed your class requirements. Paul Killmer rehearses before play tryouts. Senior Class Officers: John Rose, VP; Pat Tomarchio, Pres.; Annette Dvorak, Sec.; Not pictured, Lou Staunton, Treas. Pamela Albrite Wrestling manager; Teen Counsel¬ ing; Lionettes; OHS pageant William Alderding Frederika Alexander Richard Allen Basketball; Baseball; Teen Counsel¬ ing; Madrigals; Key Club 20 People

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Getting An Early Start As a member of the Army Reserve, Scott Walker’s life is slightly different from many other high school seniors. Scott spent last summer at Fort Knox, Kentucky at Army Basic Training Camp (Boot Camp) and in Fort Benning, Georgia, where he learned how to parachute. He will complete medical training at Fort Sam Houston, where he will work with a twelve man team as a Special Forces Medic. While at Fort Bragg he will be in Guerilla Warfare training. Scott feels that for him “It’s an educational experience.” Scott has become a Private First Class (E-3) through all his achievements. At 18, Scott has already completed one year of his military career. Thomas Bolvari SCA; Teen Counseling; Science Club Rufus Bostic Basketball; Key Club; Teen Coun¬ seling; SCA; Powder-puff Coach Gna Brien NHS; Wallops Island; Marine Biol¬ ogy Club, V. Pres.; Mid-atlantic Ma¬ rine Education Assoc.; Drama Club Kellye Brill Keyettes, Pres.; Teen Counseling; Class Sec.; OHS pageant; Wallops Island Rochelle Brimlow SCA; Band; Yearbook; Lionettes; Keyettes Eva Brown Teen Counseling; Black Heritage Club; NAACP Outstanding Achieve¬ ment Award; National Junior Honor Society; Cheerleader Natalie Brown Keyettes; Lionettes; Powder puff Football Traci Brungard Band; Softball; Powder-puff Foot¬ ball 22 People