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

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Tom Wall works at the Scottie’s Texaco Gas Station. David Rathke works as a tennis coach at Manassas Raquet Club. Denise Beck works as a cashier at Payless Shoe Store at the Manassas Mall. 12 Student Life .

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Bible school participants Bryce and Bruce take a watermelon break. The JV cheerleaders have a dinner party together after practice. Varsity cheerleaders proudly hold up their trophies that they received for cheerleading camp. Student Life 11

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Jobs he interests of students vary greatly and to meet their in¬ terests and future goals, their jobs also vary. Senior Ian MacDonald says about his job with a moving company, “You’re never in the same place twice.” Here, in Osbourn, we have everything from the traditional, old fashioned jobs like babysitting to more outdoor, fun and sun-loving jobs like work¬ ing in the zoo. Sophomore John Woodson said about his job in the zoo, “1 like my job because many unusual things happen, like one day a stone crab bit me.” We still have a majority of students work¬ ing in fast food restaurants, such as Sharon Krzywicki who works at York Steak house and Keli Pinder who works at Denny’s. Another student who works in the mall, sophomore Swati Lavani. She said, “Getting up early on Monday morning s wasn’t really my idea of a perfect summer, but when the boss gives me my check, it gives me a sense of accomplishment.” There are many students from ‘Oz’ who work in the mall such as Nicole Johnson and Kristin Fry who work at Brooks, Betsy McGowan who works at Bob’s Ice Cream, and junior Sharon Knapp, and sophomore Carolyn Johnson who both work at Montgomery Ward’s. Carolyn says about her job, “During the summer, I thought a job would be a good idea because it would give me some¬ thing constructive to do. Having a job made me more mature and gave me a lot of responsibilites.” Another sophomore, Sara Straus- burg had an optimistic outlook of her job and summed it all up by saying, ’’You practically hate your job until payday.” Alpa Vanghani Deana Dobratz sits on one of the exercise mac hines at work. Student Life 13