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

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Renee Harrison sleepily responds to the voice calling her. One Day At A Time Nov 7, 1981: Seniors hated that Saturday . . . someone from the New Jersey college testing service said they had to get up and be at the test by 8:30 in the morning. How dare they interrupt our sacred sleep?! Dec 22, 1981: No one could believe it. We were still in school on the day before the day before Christmas eve. It was unheard of, and it meant we only had twelve days off for the winter break. Jan 18, 19, 20: The three days that were supposed to be our exam days. Luckily, most think, the snow gave us a week’s reprieve. March 18: It happened very quickly . . . After months of preparation the annual science fair was over in less than four hours, but the pageantry was there just the same. March 19: More than twenty girls had practiced over a week for the big night. That night, Toni Roberts was crowned Miss Osbourn 1982. Opening 5

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' :■■ . In the midst of a private joke, Donna Jividen and Laura Sinclair display Homecoming “smiles” as they escourt the queen ' s roses to the football field. During Jimmy Thomason’s presentation, “council members” discuss the projected traffic flow. 4 Opening

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Student Life The Everyday Cycle “We’ve got games every Tuesday and Thursday at 4.” “I take four classes, am an aide one period, and have an early release. Can I drive to school?” “Am I exempt from my exam?” “When is the Lionettes ban quet?” “We’re in the Apple Blossom festival this Saturday—watch TV for us.” “I can’t find a job.” “Who are you going to prom with?” “The wrestling team had a 7-2 season.” “But I’m not tardy.” “Did you make the announcement about the NHS meeting, Pat?” “I still can’t find a job.” “Did you turn in your uniform?” “You have an overdue library book.” “We graduate on June 4. Can you believe it?” “There will be a pep rally this afternoon during sixth period.” “The Third Annual Science Fair was held March 18th.” “PSAT results will be coming back soon—I’m scared.” “It’s a Koman day in the library.” Our lives at school touch many bases, and we are always concerned with meeting some kind of deadline. Often, we spread ourselves too thin, and are unhappy with the result, but things usually work out. Student life encompasses everything at school. Marty Cox finds a quiet moment to tend to his drum before rehearsal for Kiss Me Kate. Marty played in the band. Decked out in his finest attire, Coach Chip Rohr munches lunch. 6 Student Life