George Mason High School - Mustang Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)

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5fie Arts VINCENT J. deGREGORIO B.A., American Uni- versity; M.A., Cath- olic University ; Ph. D., Ohio State Uni- versity Art Sponsor: Mustang Art Advisor : Sophomore Class In case you have wondered where those pungent cookie odors come from, wonder no more — Mrs. Hardy’s homemaking classes are responsible. MRS. MILDRED W. HARDY B.S.H.E. Purdue Univ.; Ball State Teachers College Homemaking Sponsor: Future Homemakers of America, Junior Class Sandra Maxwell finds that the drawing looks so simple when Dr. “G” lends a hand. Mr. Hamilton demonstrates the proper way to use a rip saw. F. A. FOSTER B.A., Black Moun- tain College; M.S., University of Ore- gon Art Sponsor: Palette Art Advisor: Freshman Class MARSHALL M. HAMILTON B.S., West Virginia Institute of Tech. Industrial Arts Sponsor: Hi-Y, Junior Class 22

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HENRY D. JAWISH A.B., St. John’s College Physics, Algebra Sponsor: Track Coach, Sophomore Class “Could this be the worm that turned?” Mr. Walter’s class di- sects a worm to find out. Students performing ex- periments under Mrs. Shannon’s direction. J. K. LAYTON B.S., University of Ken- tucky; Univ. of Miami; Univ. of Rhode Island, Univ. of Va.; Univ. of Arizona General Science Sponsor: Key Club Science Club, Eighth Grade. MRS. ALICE M. ROONEY B.S., Marywood College Chemistry, Applied Science Sponsor: Junior Class MRS. THERESE SHANNON A.B., Marywood College; M.A., Temple University Biology Sponsor: Biology Club, Future Nurses of Amer- ica, Sophomore Class CHARLES D. WALTERS B.S., M.A., University of South Carolina General Science, Biology Sponsor: Biology and Science Club, Soph. Class Science 21

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5(ie Arts LEON DASHOFF D.A., Odessa Conser- vatory, Russia Sti ' inged Instruments and Orchestra Director The Arts It’s difficult to decide who is enjoying this the most— Mr. Howell or the class members. Anyway, they all seem to be having fun. RICHARD E. HOWELL B.M., M.M., West- minister Choir Col- lege, Univ. of Mary- land Senior Vocal Music, General Music Sponsor: Junior High Choir, Junior Class, Pep Club RICHARD RAMSDELL B.A., M.M., Univer- sity of Oregon Band The strictly academic course of study would be a dull bill-of-fare in- deed were it not for the offerings of the courses which are represented on these pages. These courses furnish the student with a cultural enrich- ment that is essential to his high school education. Although mastery in the arts represented here is sought, the basic aims are to develop an appreciation and understanding of these arts as well as skills in the participation in them. Closely allied with the classroom activities are the following co - curricular functions that are an outgrowth of the class- room activities : woodwork and metal- craft exhibitions, art exhibitions, homemaking exhibitions, vocal and instrumental concerts (four concerts were presented this school year), art work for school publications and scenic art design for plays and social functions. 23