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

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Gerald Dealy Allen Gerry VROOOOOOM! VROOOOOOM! VROOOOOOM! Life is a long, hard motorcycle ride and I've just begun to bounce. L l Victoria Morris Allen Vicki At times quiet, at times funny . . . intelligent . . . running down to Super Giant for F.H.A. refreshments . . . tex- tured stockings and fashionable shoes . . . There's nothing Vicki hates more than humid- ity or a bad sunburn and noth- ing she loves more than a movie. -1 Armin Elaine Ardai Armin 'KPray for surf! . ,with this creed Armin wandered through the halls of George Mason searching 'for fun, breaking-up Humanities class, and pretend- ing she was a motor scooter. Despite her frolicsome nature, she was a scholar and led the Spanish National Honor Soci- ety Somewhere. Beware of yellow pagodas and too many fortune cookies. Glendon Otis Bailey Glen With a cloud of dust and a trail of discharged parts, Glen inevitably managed to be the first one to school in his '39 Ford. Then he sat upon the Senior Court and waited pa- tiently for the sun to rise. Mary Louise Beard Mary One of the quieter members of the crew and the Tri-Hi-Y, Mary lives in a BIG HAUNTED HOUSE and has 365 outfits-in- cluding Navy blue. 15

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fri, 5' fi 1 - J. L D Jo Anne Briggs Jo Massannetta, choir, Tri-M, and a high delicate voice . . . last minute homework before first period govemment . . . inde- pendent thinker . . . always a wink and a smile. Lois Elaine Brooke Lois Lois sat quietly in the middle of the row, thinking of last year's Senior Class, her baton and her Job's.Daughers Corona- tion. Marsha Ann Brown Marsha Marsha could usually be found sitting by the library door, awaiting her chance to Hee from Mr. Dietz and his crea- tive Writing class. She has ded- icated her life to chasing the opposite half. F Barbara Clark Browning Barbara Barbara's friendliness, warm hospitality, and lovely clothes will not soon be forgotten, but neither will her serious side. She was an honor student and a hard-worker, whether work- ing on the Prom or reciting French. Pamela Jean Bruce Pam Long platinum hair, big' blue eyes and a great talent, Pam is very quiet in school, but care- free outside. fTry your local neighborhood Bayouj Pam has surprises for her classmates. 17