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

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Spirited 7 he spirit of Eagle pride is seen ev¬ eryday in one way or another. The cheerleaders dressed in their blue and gray uniforms, and the foot¬ ball players all dressed up for their battles on the foot¬ ball field. The rest of us are there cheering on the Osbourn players. During Homecoming Week, the halls were filled with laughter, and Eagle spirit, pride, and craziness. Kids were dressed in blue and gray showing that they were behind Osbourn 100 percent. During pep rallies classes would compete over the spirit stick by screaming and yelling and showing who was the most spirited class. Seniors have been full of school spirit through the past years and now they are giv¬ ing the freshmen a chance to prove their’s. But with all the classes combined, we have a very spirited school, backing the Osbourn teams all the way. Spirit — Student Life 15

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SHOWING TRUE SPIRIT as the American Anthem is sung by the choir group during the Constitution rally, Justin Michaels, sophomore, places his hand over his heart. DOING A CHEER for the freshman orientation enables Alexa Gosney, freshman, to show her school spirit. THE OSBOURN MASCOT gets the Osbourn students to be more spirited during the football games. THE OSBOURN RIFLE members cheer for the football team as they approach half-time. 14 Student Life — Spirit

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FASHION HAS DIFFERENT meanings to different people, as is shown here by Rae Lynn VanSickle and Rosemary Ketchum. ALWAYS INSPIRED TO look his best no matter what day of the week it is, Roy Boyd dresses in a suit. FOOTBALL PLAYERS OFTEN have their own style of clothing, as senior Philip Jefferies talks on the soapbox on the day of his upcoming football game. OSBOURN’S STUDENTS HAVE many different fashions, as is shown here as junior Brian Robinson stands in between tie-wearers seniors Billy Burkhart and Billy Johnson. 16 Student Life — Fashion