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

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Escorted by her brother TD, a freshman. Home¬ coming Queen Olga Holsclaw leaves the field. “It Eagles Ruled the World. The Senior Class produced the largest float in the competition, a giant eagle complete with sound effects and moving wings. Believing there is gold at the end of the rainbow, the Freshman Class had no trouble finding elfs for their float since their class is one of the shortest classes to have entered. Homecoming 19

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If Fantasies Were Real ... Homecoming is the true beginning of the school year. Spirit, enthusiasm, and excitement are at a climax. The week of October 11-16 encompassed all of these feelings and the scene was set for Homecoming. The display of spirit by the faculty and students was visual in many forms. Col¬ ored chains and posters decorated the walls as individual classes lavished the school with ornaments in any attempt to prove that they had the most spirit. Teachers and administrators all wore matching shirts signifying their sense of unity and pride. As the Loudoun Valley dummy bums in the tradi- With a warm smile on her face, Alicia Aadnesen tional bonfire. Senior Wendy Lehfeldt takes a socializes with Andrew Washington at the bonfire, break from her cheering. Alicia was a Senior Princess. 18 Special Events

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... And Sometimes The finale to a week of spirit festivities was our football team ' s 32-0 victory over Loudoun Valley. The win upped both the Eagles winning record and our spirits. During halftime of the football game the floats once again circled the field. The princesses were presented, and Olga Holsclaw was crowned Home¬ coming Queen. Saturday ' s dance was a great suc¬ cess, as everybody rocked to the sounds of Adventure. Homecoming was a fantasy come true. At the start of the parade. Sophomore Princesses Elena Park and Julie Daniel wait for the procession to move. The cries rang out through the downtown streets of Manassas as a truckload of seniors accompany their float to the school. John Kratzer drove the truck. They Are 20 Special Events iv