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

Page 25 text:

Us . Evelyn Jone Chamblee Lynn With a Hi for everyone, our little Southern Bell has her own unique laugh, eyes, walk, and sharp wit. You always know when Lynn is around . . . there is always laughter. Her 'incomparable personality will not soon be forgotten. Mark Stephan Chapman Mark A quiet boy . . . a serious atti- tude . . . a great drive . . . Mark makes the best of any situation put before him. A lover of good music, he is al- ways at band concerts. James Roger Chorovich Tro One of the taller members of the Senior class, Tro was con- stantly ready for fun and games. Wearing many un- usual clothes, he would bop from class to class with hopes of finding more of the interest- ing things in life. -x x Sybil Derrington Clewlow Sybil Sybil is an individual both in personality and ideas, always willing to fight for what she believes. She not only has the ability to cheer up people with her friendly and sincere warmth, but is also an excel- lent equestrian. fue.. 'gf

Page 24 text:

sEN1oRs lj Barry David Buschow Barry Though a loyal member of the G.M. band, Barry somehow found time to play basketball in Roberts Park. A tall easy- going guy, with red hair, his slow smile and Well Hello Miss 1 ln, made him a great friend. Sara Lee Carlson Sally Our answer to the Little Old Lady from Pasadena , Granny is not one to sit around, whether it be dancing to Frostie or doing her funny commercials. Sally takes an ac- tive part in class and club ac- tivities. Sally is . . . Sally. Neall Wayne Case Neall The driver of the blue Fiat made his mark on the track team as a hurdler. Neall was always ready to give a smile and a friendly hello to every- one. His work for the class of '67 will never be forgotten. Terrence Lord Carroll Terry The small lad with the big laugh . . . Terry could usually be found putting any group in- to hysterics with his antics. Popping into Physics just for fun, he could be seen with a sly what now? smile. Francis Edward Cavanaugh Eddie Big, good-natured, and under- standing, Eddie kept us all in- formed on What's Happening every weekend. The master of bookkeeping, he's constantly baffled by the female sex.

Page 26 text:

James Edward Coburn Jimmy As our most exultant and fearless leader , Jimmy finds that he gets neck cramps from trying to face up to his fellow Seniors. Playing Sonny with Cecil . . . dreaming of picnics at Great Falls . . . a quick wit and easy going attitude, Jimmy is popular . . . even with the Seventh Grade. David Edward Comer David The Animal was always a threat to opposition, on the field, court, or track. A differ- ent side showed at times . . . quiet and sincere. Often found in the mechanical drawing room, or eating doughnuts in the cafeteria, David will long be remembered for keeping the halls of G.M. quiet'2 v Howard Conover Lynn The only one who could brag about getting his own GTO for Christmas, Lynn could usually be found at all the away bas- ketball games. Under the hood more often than behind the wheel, he was always looking for the fun in school. William Randolph Cooksey Billy ' George Masonls own little drummer b 0 y . . . Mrs. Willey's candy bandit . . . and Mrs. Krum's gusano . . . his wit, personality, charm, and frequent change of cars made him unpredictable and a candi- date for Mr. Cassanova.