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Anthonye A. Abernathy Thomas L. Allen Alison Elizabeth Alten The Governor’s School (3), Orchestra (1,2, 3, 4), NHS (3, 4 — Pres), Science Fair (2, 3, 4), Region¬ al Science Fair (2, 3, 4), Jazz Choir (3, 4), SCA (1, 2. 3. 4), Model (JN (3, 4 — Co-Chair), Drama Club (4), Prince William Youth Symphony Orchestra (3j, Forensics (3), SADD (4 — Publicity Chair). Leo Club (3, 4), Art Club (4), Cross Country (4) Anne Marie Ashton Powder Puff (3, 4), Spanish Club (2, 3), SCA (2, 3, 4), Bov 3 Track manager (3) Senior Class Officers: Vice President Chase Rice, Secretary Elizabeth Detweiler, Treasurer Tracy Presock, President Bob Franklin ' . Ykt Lost 7k Jkornd T he seniors rounded out their stays at Osbourn with a full schedule of class activities. Monies from all the car washes, concession stands, and other senior activi¬ ties went toward the Senior Banquet, Senior Trip, and scholarships for outstanding members of the class. In the fall, the class spon¬ sored a car wash, several con¬ cession stands, and a Home¬ coming float. The seniors cele¬ brated the Walt Disney theme with a 50th Anniversary Donald Duck float. During the winter months, seniors participated in the annu¬ al Senior Teaching Day. In place of the traditional Senior Follies, Acid Reign — a band comprised of members of the senior class — put on a show. The class sponsored a dance after the performance. In Febru¬ ary, the seniors againprovided the popular computer dating service for Valentine’s Day. The biggest fundraiser of the year, the Miss Osbourn Pag¬ eant, took place in early Spring. Other money-makers included the Teacher-Item Auction and the Senior-Faculty basketball game, which the students won. The most important events occured at the close of the year — graduation, the Senior Ban¬ quet and Trip. All of the activi¬ ties were conducted entusiasti- cally, though students were ea¬ gerly looking forward to college or joining the work force. by Alison Alten Senior Pat Robinson holds a piece of cake for the groom, Rodney Grayson, after their wedding, a ‘mock wedding’, was held in the Spring. The Home Economics classes hold this event yearly. Senior Cheerleaders at the Powder Puff game line up as they show off their attire and their spirit. The Seniors won the game, 12-0. Seniors
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