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

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I f you ever wondered how you tolerated the noises of workmen (always quite loud during test time), the dirt that frequently attacked your car, or the overall messy appearance of the building you went to each day, you were not alone. Since the construction began, the school rarely had a peaceful moment. But the chaos was endured because of what it would bring. Imagine the brand new gym full of fans! Or the extra cafeteria space and the additional serving lines! AND remember the 200+ new parking spaces that would soon be available! For those who had braved the rain, sleet, and fierce winds of Mother Nature, consider the warmth and convenience of new heated classrooms! After a moment’s thought, all the noise, dust, and aggravation are worth it — a new and improved school. ) e ' o ' Construction 9

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f one day, you spot a person with hair smoothed to the skull, excepting a few spikes and a bleached tail, do not panic it is NOT an alien. It is merely an everyday student keeping up with the latest fads. Later, you may spot the more conservative type of student. Characterized by short, wavy hair (alias the “bob”), bulky forenzatype sweaters in assorted colors, and stone- washed jeans or baggy, cropped dress pants, this person, too, is in fashionable attire. Accessories twisted beads and long, dangling earrings of all shapes, sizes and colors can also be found. To find the appropriate selection of old woolen coats, button-up sweaters, or wild patterned skirts, just visit your local thrift shop! Drawing from a variety of sources, today’s styles are definitely interesting to see!!! Fads 1 1