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

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Jim Moreland Richard Morton Debbie Mowchan Donna Muddiman Thomas Mueller Randy Mullins Mikki Murakata Andy Musgrove Susie Myers Jean Nelson Susan Nelson Chanh Nguyen Shawn Nycz Eric Panner Maria Papa Lisa Para Pam Parker Danny Pearson Ken Pearson Michael Pederson Tom Penn Verndell Porter Terri Proffitt William Quick Sean Radcliff Timmy Ratcliff Jimmy Rounsley Christina Sandberg James Savage Kyra Scarton Wendy Schmidtlein Kathleen Schuster Charlotte Shanholtz John Sharp James Shepard I Juniors 53

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Dana Lee Wendy Lehfeldt Helena Lenk Mark Lepnew Matt Lepnew John Lockley Andrea Lynch Meg Lyon LaDonna Maples Laura Maroon Tim Martin David McAndrew Maureen McAndrew Howard McFarr Marya McGowan Lisa McLane Patricia McLaughlin Mike Merchant Jay Mergler Robert Michael Curtis Midkiff Frank Miller John Moats John Moliere Jimmy Moore A Different World What is it like to live in another country and speak another language? Carlos Garcia de¬ scribes it as “different”. Carlos, a foreign ex¬ change student from Monterrey Nueroleon, Mexico, became interested in becoming an exchange student as Mexico is greatly influ¬ enced by the United States. Living with an American family is one thing Carlos liked about our country. (He lived with the Spall family.) 52 People

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Split-Second Timing “Swimmers have to be rather crazy,” says junior Eric Panner. Swimming competively in the ieague since he was six and all year round in the league since nine, Eric has now pro¬ gressed in the Quadruple A swimming class. Two mornings each week he gets up at 4:30 a.m. and drives to the Starlet Swim Club in Fairfax for swim practice. He also leaves after school every afternoon to swim at Starlet. Eric’s best stroke event is the back stroke, his best time being 2:03.50. He also swims frees¬ tyle and relay. Practicing is what Eric likes least about swimming, but he likes his friends and social ties at Starlet so he is content with it. His practice has benefited him though, be¬ cause he is nationally ranked in the lower twenties. Eric feels that swimming is not all work but also a lot of fun. He also hopes to obtain a college scholarship for all his efforts. But even if he does not, Eric says “swimming means too much to give it up.” Concentration and timing are important to Eric as he prepares to start a backstroke race. Michele Sinacore Alice Smith Cindy Smith Marshall Smith Rebecca Snellings Ben Songer Susan Spall Cynthia Sparks Mark Speakes David Spellman Burton Squires Dawn Swales Paige Taylor Jamie Thorne Leroy Tibbs 54 People