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

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li rw- j if ' gn , A l ' fl ANN L. HASTIE f l ig ' X ' A H ' ,p , , A X I p is .sf V 3 i Vi, s at ' W' W ifiiif i X ElL,5lT 1:f,: i xi GAIL EILEEN HEETER Gail Ann Ann is a quiet and persevering girl who has worked hard as a soprano in the Choir. Her distinctive pen- manship has gained a reputation of its own among the faculty. G a il and her O'Connell lett er sw eater se em to be quite inseparable these days. She is a good talker and keeps up a running conversation with her fri ends about everything from sewing to the operation of the school store. Eifdaaieirf-if ' ' iff 1, . '53f!fJ-:url -- - ' K ,... I 4 , .X ,Z mind I1 :W V. I Q i. 1 l I JUDITH ANN HERNDON Judy Judy is a very friendly girl who al- ways hasa flashing smile for every- one.She is involved in a myriad of activities, including being President of the Keyette and Spanish Clubs. She is known as the prettiest tenor in the GM Choir. pf E I , V a KATHERINE ANN HIDALGO Ann Usually seen with a big purse and dark glasses, Arm is a girl who is crazy about Texas and about boys named john. She will be long remembered for her purple feet. 25

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-,,, ,.,., Y , -1-, 12-fp,-,, 1 . i ,Tr -fi .fn 2' A' f' - .a i n 'wf ' , -gy . me W. 1-nu ' fbfffl Q -E31 5, T ' L' I ,,- 5 E g',.T.w,l I ,X '.. ,. X, p yx ', f N l 26 l ppm RICHARD HOWARD HOFFMAN Ricky Ricky is truly an individualist and a carefree boy who likes to draw caricatures of teachers, give wild parties, rebel against the system , and read ra cing forms fwhich he prefers to the Washingon E for governmentj. GEORGE HOOPER George George is new to GM this year, which is probably why he is still perennially cheery and goodnatured. In addition to the acclaim he received for his acting the part of the President, George has probably set a record inthe accumulation of brownie points and will be happy to figure out the total for interested parties on his handy physics slide- rule. JOSEPH C. HORSTKAMP Ice Ioe's reserved manner can perhaps be attributed to the unfortunate displacement of vital i nt e r es t to Germany. Her place has partially been filled, however, by a '50 Ford that he continues to try to run.