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

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During the Senate Simulation, Senators Robert Byrd (Elena Noel Park), Alan Cranston, and (Cynthia Williams), and Lawton Chiles (Alison Alten). share a joke. Byrd and Cranson, as the leaders of the Democratic Minority, helped to organize their party, while the Republi¬ cans joined under the leadership of Rob¬ ert Dole (Jeff Halverson), and Alan Simpson (Mike McGrail). Cynthia Y. McCarty Kerry A. McGowan Keyettes (3, 4 — Pres), Newspaper (2, 3 — Edi¬ tor, 4), Art Club, Powder Puff (3) Michael Christopher McGrail Spanish Club (2. 3 — Pres, 4), Model UN (3, 4), Ski Club (2 — Vice Pres), Boy Scouts (1, 2, 3), Upper Eagles (4), SCA (2), Science Fair (1, 3), Prom Committee (3) Kimberly Ann Medlock SCA (1), Gymnastics manager (1), French Club (1, 2, 3), Science (1, 2), COE (4 — IBM), Year¬ book (4) Christopher T. Merchant DECA (1, 2, 3, 4 — Pres), VICA (1. 2) Lance R. Miller Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4) Robert Brian Miller Football (2. 3, 4), Games Club (2, 3, 4), Art Club (2. 3) Crett Ryan Mitchell SCA (4 — Pres), Football (1, 2, 3, 4 — Cap), NHS (4). Wrestling (1, 2, 3 — All Area, 6th in State, 4 — Cap, 1st in District and Region. 2nd in state), Boys’ Slate (3 — mayor), Key Club (3, 4), Stu¬ dent Advisory Council (4). Miss OHS escort (4). Honor Roll (1, 2, 3. 4) Tracy Ann Moeller Tennis (1. 2, 3, 4), Spanish Club (10 — Sec. 11 — Tteas), JA (11), COE (4), SCA, FBLA (2, 4), Powder Puff (3) Michael J. Molina John P. Moore NHS (3. 4) Kathy Moore mtliWBHII ' W HUIfH I OQ c c-O Sensors

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Cary S. Jones COE (4) Frank 1. Johnson, III Rena D. Johnson Track (1), FBLA (4), SCA (1, 2). COE (4), Upper Eagles (4) Stephanie A. Jordon SCA (3), Pep Club (2), Black Heritage Club Karen Kanto Keyettes (4), COE (4), Drama Club (1,2, 3), Pow¬ der Puff(3), Leo Club (3) Charles W. Kenny, Jr. VICA (Reporter) Roger L. Knowles Diane Kraynak Cheerleading (4), Tennis(3. 4), Model UN (3, 4 — Sec), Lionettes (2), Keyettes (3, 4), SCA (1, 2, 4) James S. Laird Denise Lamm Gymnastics (1). Madrigals (1, 2, 3). All-Regional Chorus (1, 2, 3, 4), Jazz Choir (3, 4), Student Venture (3) Susan Elizabeth Lane Newspaper (3), SCA (1,2), Keyettes (3, 4 — Vice Pres), Powder Puff (4), FBLA (4), Upper Eagles (4) Jane F. Law Drum Major (3, 4), Drama Club (1,2. 3, 4), Madri¬ gals (2), Jazz Choir (3), Flag and Rifle Corp (1,2) Amy S. Lehfeldt Gymnastics (1,2), Cheerleading (1, 2, 3), French Club (3), COE (4), FBLA (4), Miss OHS (1. 3), Upper Eagles (4) John M. Lemmon Cross Country (4), Track (3, 4), Art Club (2. 3. 4), Industrial Arts Club (3, 4), FBLA (4) Sophia Jo Lenk Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Softball (1, 2, 3 — Cap. 2nd team All-District), Boys ' Basketball man¬ ager (1, 2. 4), Lionettes (1), Spanish Club (2). Computer Club (3) Lisa A. Lu SCA (1, 2, 3, 4), Class (Vice Pres (10), Keyettes (3, 4 — Treasurer), Spanish Club (3), Miss OHS (1, 4). Homecoming Court (1. 4), COE (4). FBLA (4), Powder Puff (3, 4), Upper Eagles (4), Science Fair (1, 2, 3) Robert MacMillan Wrestling (1,2,3 — State, Regional, and District Champion, 4 — State and Regional Champion), Track (1, 2, 3. 4), Weightlifting Club , Industrial Arts Club (4 — Pres), Art Club Alice Lelia Marrin NHS (4), SCA (1,2. 3, 4 — Treasurer), Cheerlead¬ ing (2, 3, 4 — Co-Cap), FBLA (2, 3, 4 — Mini¬ chapter Sec-Treas), Teenage Republicans (4), Science Fair (1, 2, 3), Regional Science Fair (I, 2), Track (1, 2), Tennis (3), Newspaper (4) David R. Mautone David L. McAndrew Track J Class of 1985 2 7

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Ann Michelle Morcom Reginia Nickens Mike Papa Football (3. 4) Elena Noel Park The Governor’s School 1984 (3), Girls ' Slate (3), Jazz Choir (3, 4 — All-State, All-Regional Cho¬ rus), Orchestra (1, 2, 3 — OHS Orchestra Award. 4 — All-Regional Orchestra, concer tmis- tress), Yearbook (2, 3 — Sports Editor, A — Co- Editor), Tennis(l, 2. 3 —Cap, 4), SCA (1,2, 3, 4), Class Officer (1 — Pres, 3 — Sec), Leo Club (2, 3 — Sec, 4), NHS (3, 4), Homecoming Ct (2), VA Jr. Miss Program (4 — 4th runner-up). Soccer (2), Cheerleading (1), Miss OHS Pagaent (2) Akila D. Patel Leo Club (2, 3). NHS (3, 4), FBLA (4), COE (4 — IBM), Perfect Attendance (1, 2. 3, 4), Regional Science Fair (3), Science Fair (1, 2, 3. 4) Bruce Gordon Paterson Wrestling (1, 2), SCA (1), Powder Puff cheer¬ leader (4), Outdoors Club (4) Tammy Elaine Pearson Joe A. Pereira Senators for a Day O n Friday. March 8, 1985, the Gnited States Senate met in the school auditorium for an impor¬ tant legislative session. The “Senators” were Mrs. Koman’s senior government students who role-played real G.S. Sena¬ tors. Preparation for the Senate Simulation began with the stu¬ dents writing to their assigned Senators for personal informa¬ tion and views on current legis¬ lation. After receiving the Sena¬ tors’ replies, the students com¬ pleted profiles on their Senators and the states they represent. Each student was assigned to a Senate Subcommittee, where he or she argued and debated over bills that came through the committee. If a bill passed through committee it was placed on the Senate docket — or agenda — for full Senate con¬ sideration. During the Senate Simula¬ tion, each student acted as his or her Senate counterpart. Mrs. Koman (alias President of the Senate George Bush) informed the Senators that the President required her attentions at the White House, thus leaving the session in the President pro tempore ' s control. Heated de¬ bate on many important bills en¬ sued, including aid to Central American countries, actions against drug smuggling, protec¬ tion of America’s embassies, and parental consent for abor¬ tion, which brought about the most vehement arguments of the session. The Senate Simulation proved to be a real learning ex¬ perience for all the students in¬ volved. The success of the exer¬ cise was confirmed by Mrs. Ko¬ man: “Student involvement is the best possible way to learn the inner workings of govern¬ ment.” by Alison Alten Mike McGrail role-plays Wyoming Senator Alan Simpson as he presents a bill for adoption. Mike actually met and spoke with his Senator while on a field trip to the Capitol. Class of 1985 29