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

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35 , 'MM gsgsgliqlil ' Y, 3 Z ' . -fl 1. , lg ri . 4 X . QQ xr Q5 ... 'sg ., 1 SYDNEY M. CLEWLOW Syd Syd is a creative soul who likes to w ork in Senior Dramati cs on li g ht i n g, write descriptive short stories, and grumble in English class. He has a yen to travel in his white M-G, especially across the Potomac to historic Georgetown. TT?-T::5eFzj:5vF3T-- V - 1 vw- mru 11 F r f 4 P E MICHAEL A. COMER Mike Dedicated to the art of football, Mike is well-known for his ability on the grid. He has played guard fora number of years, and has contributed several arms and legs to the Mustang cause. 'GH DOUGLAS A. CONNER Doug Doug seems to have two main interests-Russian and photography. He likes to write cryptic messages on the blackboard, known only to Khrushchev and himself, get into games free by carrying his camera, and catch up on his sleep during sixth period. MARIAN EIIZABETH COSTNER Marian Friendly, outgoing, enthusiastic, Marian has shown a great interest in school affairs. She is an excellent dancer, especially at the Monkey and the Bird. 'I7