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

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EHH Student Life — 7:55 Bla IT’S TOO EARLY to begin school thinks senior Beth Clarke as she catches an extra minute of sleep before class begins. EARLY MORNING IS one of the most convenient times to study for an upcoming test, as Lisa Ashton does. WWw™

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SUutevit % S o what’s this high life that everybody’s talking about? Wish someone would explain it to me. Is it the feeling you get when you just get your driver’s li¬ cense? Or maybe it’s when you hear the bell ring Friday after¬ noon, and you have no homework and two parties to go to. Is high life going out and having good times with friends who care about you? Maybe high life is win¬ ning a football game, or receiving high ratings at orchestra festival. I’m still not sure what high life is, but I know student life is in it! to complete her assignment before the class is over, Carolyn Johnson finishes her English paper. Student Life Divider 7

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£4 • 7:55 Blahs t’s six o’clock and g the alarm goes off on your clock on the first day of school. It’s been about three months since you’ve heard that dreaded noise that lets you know that once again, the school year has begun. You search for a button that turns off the horrible noise as you roll out of the wrong side of your bed. You drag yourself over to the window, and wouldn’t you know it — it’s pouring rain outside just as it was on the first day of school last year and every year be¬ fore that. But hey! You’re going to try to make the best of it, right? The new outfit you decided to wear looks great, and you feel better, but you know that as soon as you walk outside, your hair will go flat. So why bother? After numerous phone calls, you finally find a ride, determined that you’re nev¬ er going to ride the dreaded school bus. Arriving at school, you smell the odor of fresh carpeting, and you see your friends that you have been waiting to see all summer, along with a few you never wanted to see again. Looking at your sched¬ ule, you notice that you don’t know half the teach¬ ers you have (they’re all new), and you can’t remem¬ ber where the classrooms are. But luckily, you make it to first period at 7:55 (on time), and before you know it, another school year is on its way. NOT QUITE READY to begin school after the U2 concert the night before, junior Katie Sinback attempts to take a nap during class. UNFINISHED HOMEWORK GETS attention when its 7:30 A.M. and is due in fifteen minutes, so Carole Harrover attempts to get it done. 7:55 Blahs — Student Life 9