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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,tsssa,..tUa we , ,A M itat fat. L. I - tl ', M if -so ',,, 1 i NANCY ELIZABETH HOUSEMAN Nancy The only term for Nancy is easy- going. B es i d e s being the slowest walker in GM, Nancyhas a positive fascination for the word fascinat- ing. Nancy spends half her day at s chool and the other half at 7 Corners. One ofher favorite hobbies is arguing with math teachers, since she has very definite opinions, especially on the use of radians and exponents fthey're quite controvers- ial, you knowj. E r lv 4 J v 1 V ALBERT WALLACE HOVEY-KING Chip Chip is the very friendly and easy- going boy who has a greeting for everyone and many strong interests. He can usually be found discussing the Manassas stock car races with a friend, drawing a complex architectural p 1 an, working on a Hi-Y project, or practicing track. .lv . r . , , , in I' JUDITH ANN INGALLS Judy Judy is a smiling lass who is particular a b out working hard on whatever project she is absorbed in at the moment: w orking as FTA President, or in class activities. She holds a record in the number of years as class secretary. , I lift MARY ANN JOHNSON Mary Ann Mary A nn-easy-g o i ng, quiet. . . sometimes v e ry funny. . . military s chools and banks.. . maybe secretary. . . 27