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

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The last of the Wilson clan will graduate in three years. Cheryl was only a freshman and was not yet exposed to the accounting class her mother teaches. ' va frleri with na ■ (Name (»od Chips off Block Having your mother as a teacher can some¬ times be inhibiting. David Koman took ad¬ vanced American Studies which placed him in his mother ' s class for two years. Julie was only a freshman. the Ole What is it like to have your mother or father working at the school which you attend? Well, for 15 teenagers at Osbourn High School, it is a unique feel¬ ing that not many people can experi¬ ence. There are embarrassing mo¬ ments. All the other teachers seem to know who you are and expect more of you. Friends always ask questions and others think you have an inside track on your parent ' s subject. Besides all of this, however, there are advantages. You can always depend on a ride to and from school and you are usually kept up to date on the latest information on all sorts of activities. There is also a feeling of pride that comes with the terri¬ tory because so many students depend on your parents to learn about their sub¬ ject. A change in mid-semester took place for Brian and John Moliere when their father married the former Mrs. Harriette Powell. Sister Suzanne was a freshman this year. Special Relations 27

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Straight to the top and no excuses for Lora and Nina Egidi since the principal is their father, Mr. Victor Egidi. Wanted: Father Son duo that has been seen wandering the halls of Osbourn High School. The youth may answer to the name of Sam Beason, and the elder has been called Mr. Richard Beason. | BE - Sfebalii Wtr 26 Special Events

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Reading a book keeps Stephanie Geisler quiet during English class. If a girl spoke to a guy, she lost her Hush button. The Lionettes sponsored the con¬ test which was won by Sophomore Scott Gibbs. Caught by surprise, Ms. Robin Macher displays the white carnation she received for Valentine ' s Day. White carnations meant someone wished to get better acquainted with you.