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

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vsjsamm Despite the extremely warm weather, many students remained long after the service just to talk to other friends. John Waters and Robbie Hull take time for a few laughs. With a few warm and friendly words, Tracy Tra- band gets a few comments from the guys. Lining up to go into the church, the guys take their time. Graduates were required to be at the church half an hour in advance, and the wait was both hot and long. Before a packed house, Allan Guy gives the candidates some words of wisdom and advice as Father Kelley stands at the altar. 12 SDecial Events

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Graduation II

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£ Y :jjii Amid sailboats and tropical breezes those attending the Junior-Senior Prom wondered what it would be If there were a fantasy island ... Reunion, a band that played with a variety of mu¬ sic styles, kept the transformed gym rockin ' from 9:00 to 1:00 on Saturday, May 14, Chosen as Prom Queen and King were Seniors Paige Taylor and Matt Lep- new. Other court members included Olga Holsclaw, Tom Dodson, Lisa Para, Andy Musgrove, Debbie Hess, Tom Penn, Alicia Aadnesen, and Mark Lepnew. Festivities continued throughout the early morning at the After-Prom Break¬ fast from 1:00 to 5:00 a.m, at the Man¬ assas Firehouse. Following the prom, preparations for graduation began earnestly with the Baccalaureate Service on Sunday, June 5. Seniors marching down the aisle at All Saints ' became sharply aware of not only the awkwardness of cap and gown but even more so of the reality of the end of twelve years of education. Class President Allan Guy delivered the Senior Class Address. Also partici¬ pating in the service were Father Kelley and Osbourn ' s string orchestra. Rites of Spring s© Prom Baccalaureate 13