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

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Carlene Loretta Black Connie Connie's the petite girl with the long brown hair and happy smile. Friendly and witty, to be around her is to laugh. A good friend, she'll listen to every- one's sad story. Edward Herman Bloebaum Er A quiet lad, Ed finds it difhcult to keep his mind off the class across the hall. Always finding time to sleep during school . . . always first to leave class . . . somewhere he finds time to pull good grades. Dorothy Susan Boland Dorothy Head seriorita of the Spanish Club and Spanish Honor Soci- ety, Dorothy did more than her share of service to the school. With her jovial atti- tude, she was ever ready with the latest news concerning la use de '67. Sherri Eileen Borellis Sherri Coming from Texas at the be- ginning of her Junior year, Sherri quickly became part of the Spirit of '67. Usually seen bombing around in her '60 Falcon, twirling a flashy baton, or typing everything, she was a beautiful Senior attendant at Homecoming.

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AQ! Steven Paul Ballard Steve As an O'Connel1 convert, Steve lit into our hectic school schedule with ease. Whether taking off in one of his sports coops or struggling through Government, he looks forward to graduation with anticipation. Wg- shit' David Batchelor David As an officer of the Hi-Y, Dave was always ready to serve and help for the G.M. cause. Dave will be remem- bered for his metalworking and mechanical ability, and as being the life of Mr. Davis' English class. Charlotte Bennett Charlotte Voted Most Scholarly, Char- lotte is an authority on every- thing from French verbs to Chemistry equations. P e t i te Charlotte, who keeps the clubs in business, is loved and re- spected by everyone for her kindness and sincerity. Elizabeth Page Beverly Page One of our red heads. Page works hard arranging a beauti- ful wardrobe, when not roam- ing the halls looking for fun. Wherever you go, there is Page, ready to help for any cause. And as many say . . . another Page in life . . . a wonderful Page.

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'Q I ' ' lil, . ll W ue- ' ..-1:1 N. Katherine Fenton Bowie Kay With her long hair, pretty face, and constant smile, Kay was present at all football games, watching with crossed fingers. Ready for fun at the smallest suggestion, she would put on a large jersey, for football or basketball and head for Rob- erts Park. Half the Christmas Court . . . half of Kay and Jimmy. Brenda Fay Brittain Brenda Miss S.C.A. Doughnut Queen . . . if you ever needed to be cheered up, Brenda was the one to talk to. As she piloted her way down the halls, The Red Baron was and is com- pletely unpredictable. Known for her unique laugh, and imitations of her mother's driv- ing, she could make any situa- tion hysterical. William Cecil Brown Bill Bill is the silent one who is always dropping things and then looking at them in a puz- zled, forlorn way. He spent this year sleeping or opening invita- tions from colleges, though oc- casionally he could be seen on a basketball court, or running backwards in a crosscountry race. Charles Millard Browning Charlie While leading our class to great accomplishments and recognition, Charlie, as our Best Leader , took time to find the joys in life . , . guided by a lone star and the sounds of laughter. Hard working when the need arises Charlie. ' . 1 -5 X