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

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THOMAS APPELL Tom Hailing originally from Washington and Lee, Tom joined G.M. 's Junior Class and in the best G.M. tradition, immediately joined the '62 Mustangs. An excellent back, Tom chalked up an outstanding two season record. ROSS E. ARMSTRONG Ross Ross faces thehard life as a George Mason student like a true stoic. .He courageously and quietly takes notes in class and sp e nds his free time reading in the G. M. library. Ross excels as first clarinetist in the band and in drag racing in his Volkswagen on weekends. 3 SHARON LOUISE BAILEY Sharon Sharon will be remembered by her fellow cheerleaders as the organizer . She has long and willowy eyelashes, loves to dance the Bird, and is in favor of all social activities. Sharon is a terrific singer, fespecially in Spanish., Her exuberant enthusiasm has added zip and chaos to our senior year. , H mu, I an-Kiwi? JAMES CLAYTON BAUM Clayton Clayton, besides being the illustri- ous Senior Class Representative, is know n as one of its most skillful operators in the art of getting A's. He is especially good at acting in Mrs. Disney's Shaw and Mille r productions and scratching records with phonograph needles. When he graduates, he plans to follow in Mr. Brown's footsteps. I3

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I . V ,-XA li -ni wining -'Mm' Y!! ALFRED AKERMAN A1 Alfred has a very distinctive laugh and a knack for coming up with numerous puns and good jokes and will be remembered for his tennis skill, telescopes, and his giraffe- like style of running cross-country. WILLIAM ALBAUGI-I Scratch Bill has a carefree reputation, and a carefree motor scooter to match. When he is not prowling about on his s c o 0 t e r, he's absorbed in his science fiction for which he has a craving. . my i MARGARET E. ANDERSON Pessv Peggy has aided the Pep Club in its activities and has been varsity manager of the cheerleaders. She often wears blue, perhaps a remi- niscent gestureg remember the rain at Ocean City last summer?

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'I4 1-V -V, - L it nap, 1 1 I 1 sm , we P5 araifgfx ., , f,A A V 1.1 .' 1 SHIRLEY WEST BENNETT Shirley Shirley is a feminine, petite girl who quietly slips through the halls of G.M. leaving the image of a sweet spirit. She lived in japan for several years and still delights in telling people her experiences there. LANCE S. BENSON Lanny Lanny has gained notoriety among the G.M. faculty for his hand- writing, which only Mrs. Delaney and Mrs. Disney are able to read. He will also be remembered for his pl ea in Government, Mumble a little louder, please, Mr. McBlai.r . Lanny buys ice cream sandwiches for seniors in 5C lunch, continually collects money for National Honor Society members, and is number 1 in the Chess Club, even though he professes to play for lack of better things to do. -1,-.' PATRICIA RAYE. BIONDI - Pat Known for her excess of school spirit, Qshe always puts up the welcome signsy Pat has a vivacious p e rs 0 n a l i ty and has contributed much to the activities of the Pep Club, she is known for being first to turn in her work.