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

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Early to school M ost students can remember the time when they had to take P.E. and health. But few of us had it as early as a few do this year because some students elected to take it in the morning for zero period. This class starts before most students are out of bed. But the students in zero period realized this when they signed up to take the clas s. But zero period is not all bad. Usually the teachers are as tired as the stu¬ dents; therefore they are more lenient. DURING ZERO PERIOD, students played football outside the school board offices. WHILE WAITING FOR the bus in the cold, Rana Frahat and Brian Robinson talk for a while. Zero Period Student Life 29 m v

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IN THE HALL Bryan Casey and Steve Horton get some sleep before zero period. AT HER LOCKER Marie Niziolek gets her books out for zero period. CATCHING UP ON her work AFTER WAKING UP, Steve before zero period is Michelle Horton gets off the bus to go to McCusker. zero period. 28 Student Life Zero Period

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Eagle pride rides high T he one thing students have been hearing since the beginning of the year is Eagle pride. Although many were sick of hearing about it by the end of the first day, most have accepted it as part of the year. Even more people can say that they are proud to be an Eagle. The week that most peo¬ ple showed their Eagle pride was Homecoming Week. Even when it was cold outside, students came to school in shorts just to show their school spirit. At the end of the week at the pep rally every¬ where you turned there was CONGRATULATING TRACY DUFRENE for winning Homecoming Queen is Dr. Marion Stephens. Dufrene’s brother, Mark, looks on. somebody in a toga. Also there were a lot of people wearing blue and gray. But Eagle pride did not end after Homecoming Week. When the girls bas¬ ketball team kept winning, everybody was cheering them on to victory. The pride could be seen even when the team came back from state without a victory because students were still proud. Whether it was an athlete scoring points, a scholar making good grades, or a student attending school regularly, everybody has at least a little Eagle pride! HELPING ERIN DOHERTY in her sack is Gina Aponte trying to win the sack race for the freshmen class. Watching and hoping for them to win is Sherwin Yoder. 30 Student Life Eagle Pride