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

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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.

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'i.11. - Y , , ,H ' 1 H 1 I . ,. 'yi ., Y . ,fl LW I, . 5 1 pw? , ,X I :f fkgw I. ,m.- - at 5-- , hvxgc. -,,, -,1- Wf 1, -P- J r r- 76 5 ' s . A I -at , ' ,. E lil! 'ix , .1 KATHLEEN CAVANAUGH Kathy Kathy's tra d e ma rks are her red hair and her purple fingernail. Mostly she uses a lot of quaint phrases.She has a temper to match her Irish background and red hair, but fortunately she is usually laughing. We'l1 n ev e r forget the help she gave the Great Pumpkin Black and Orange Day. M- I :Hr fx I E 1 L 'x SUVANNEE CHITRANUKROH Susie The students of GM will long rernemberpetite and smiling Susie, our foreign exchange student from Thailand, not only as a part of the AFS program, but as a whiz in physics and trig and for her skill at shooting rubber bands at boys. I MARY DIANE CLARK Diane Diane has made her mark in FTA this year as secretary, and has worked hard toward someday be- coming a teacher. She has also distinguished herself as being the only person to break Judy Ingalls' straight record as secretary of the class and for her ability to get out of class Qespecially on Mondaysj.