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

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Ames Flynn Basketball; SCA; Orchestra; Key Club; Science Fair Kimberly Forish Band; Teen Counseling; Orchestra Carol Fox Lionettes; Art Club; Science Fair Holland Fox Drama Club; National Thespian So¬ ciety; Girls Forensic Poetry; Manas¬ sas Choral Society; Lionettes Tad Fox Forensics; National Writing Scholar Nomination; Football; Editor Liter¬ ary Magazine; Art Club Pattie Franklin FBLA; National Honor Society; Cen¬ tury III Leadership Scholarship; COE Program Carrie Frazier Soccer; Tennis; Orchestra; Powder- Puff Football Robert Gault Kathleen Geris Lionettes; Yearbook; Egigles; Art Club Paula Gheen Jennifer Glaze Kathryn Gower Keyettes; Madrigals; Teen Counsel ing; National Honor Society; Class Treas. Thomas Graver Orchestra; Wrestling; Football; Track; House of Delegates Page Andy Green JoAnn Grizzle Homecoming Queen; Egigles; FBLA Tina Grizzle Seniors 27

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Mummy Though seniors should be progressive, this homecoming they went back to the year 2000 B.C. But how did they reach the decision to design an Egyptian barge which carried “Queen Cleopatra” down “Eagle Lane?” Several ideas for the float design had been rejected. Seniors were frantic with the thought of having no senior float when an unnamed individual thought of turning the clock back. With crews working around the clock, the float was completed just in time. Diligence had scored another victory. With rose in mouth and fan in hand, Annette Dvorak reigns over the seniors’ first place entry in the homecoming parade. Chanting commands to his “Egyptian plebes, Paul Novak appears in full costume as a participant on the senior float. Steals The Show Barbara Farnham Soccer; Band; Art Club; Powder- puff Football Rachel Feiber Drama Club Pari.; NHS Treas.; SCA Pari.; Band; Wallops Island David Flach Powder-puff Football Cheerieading Capt. Scott Fleming Baseball; Key Club; Varsity Club 26 People

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William Hamlin Phyllis Hawkins Jeff Haynes Cross Country; Track; Marine Biol¬ ogy Club; FBLA Sean Heitz John Heltzel Teen Counseling; Powder-Puff Cheerleader; No. Va. Street Ma¬ chines Dennis Hendrickson Jerry Hill Mike Hockman Old Craft, New Interest Of sewing, frequently called “women’s work,” Jerry Hill says, “It’s just fascinating.” Since age ten, sewing has intrigued him. His mother and grandmother taught him the craft. His first project was a pillow which he describes as “all right.” Today he occasionally designs clothes; a prime example is his blue velour tunic. He prefers to stitch pillows for gifts. Though not a career choice, sewing remains Jerry’s favorite pastime. He plans to continue sewing for himself. Busily designing another article for his personal collection, Jerry Hill reflects upon his previous accomplishments. 28 People