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

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TtoiAobs P ick up any teen magazine these days and you will find many of the same faces that are in the biggest movies and television shows. These people, whether male or female, are some of the hottest stars in Hollywood. Take Top Gun, for example. Not only do girls get to see the gor¬ geous hunk, Tom Cruise of Risky Business fame, but guys can go see Kelly McGillis. One of Tom’s early movies, The Outsiders, stars another famous actor, Rob Lowe. Rob Lowe has become the center attraction for many movie goers. In About Last blight, which pre¬ miered in the summer, he cos¬ tarred with the lovely Demi Moore to produce a box office smash. But movies are not the only place where you can get a glimpse of actors and actresses working to- r i gether to make a success. In a number one daytime soap, General Hospital, Jack Wagner and Kris¬ tina Malandro star as the ever fam¬ ous Frisco and Felicia. During the prime time hours, stars can be found on all the top rated shows. Don Johnson — who appears as Miami Vice’s cop, is watched by girls everywhere. Moonlighting is a snappy comedy which stars Cybill Shepard and Bruce Willis, two popular heart- throbs. Another popular sit-com is Family Ties which stars Micheal J. Fox as the genius Alex P. Keaton. But these are only a few of many stars found plastered on countless bedroom walls and the insides of lockers. Co-editor Dawn Simpson Miami Vice stars Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas are some of television ' s favorite personalities. 18 Student Life

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J t about 2:00 a.m. on a TT Monday morning, you w ' ' lean hear the rain start¬ ing; you can just feel it in your bones. Disappointed by the rain, you fall back to sleep. When you awake you peer out the window and you see everything is dark and dreary. Just looking out the win¬ dow sets your whole day off in the most awful mood; As soon as you wake up, you feel that you have gotten out of bed on the wrong side and now you know that the whole day is going to be miserable. By the time you get outside it is al¬ ready 7:02. You remember that you have forgotten your umbrella but you can not go back to get it because you will miss the bus. So you run all the way to the bus stop and no one will share their umbrel¬ la with you. Wonderful — now you are stuck out in the rain with a dark sky, grey clouds and a grouchy mood. You go to school feeling de¬ pressed; you walk into first period with your hair drenched. Quickly glancing at the rain in frustration, you wish you could control the weather the way it controls your mood. Rainy, wet, dark, and dreary weather is known to have this ef¬ fect on students. But there is also another side to the story; there’s always snow. Now we all know what happens when it snows. Your mom wakes you up in the middle of the morn¬ ing, telling you that it’s snowing outside and that you better listen to WPRW for delays or closings. Just as your parents are leaving the house, they write a list of chores for you to do if you don’t have school. Alpa Vaghani Muddy footprints cover the grounds after rainy weather. Students often find their shoes sinking into the ground after a rainy day, as this shoe imprint shows. Student Life 17

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Popular heart-throbs such as Tom Cruise and Rob Lowe fill Kavitha Ravella’s locker. One of the popular heart throbs of this year is Tom Cruise from Top Gun. Heart-throb Madonna fills the locker of French exchange student, Mark Arbitol. Rob Lowe has been a favorite teenager heart-throb from such movies as St. Elmo ' s Fire and About Last Night. Student Life 19