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

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Susan Cooper Susan A funny girl with short cropped, blond hair, Susan was always ready on the rebound with sharp wit or a happy smile. Will she ever forget Mr. Dietz's class or moreover will Mr. Dietz ever forget her? Thelma Belle Cornett Thelma Somewhat shy, Thelma was one of the quieter Senior m e m b e r s. From singing soprano in the choir to running around with Bev and Dorothy, her quick smile and pretty eyes made her a good friend. Vera Christina Cortada Nina Being able to defend Santa Claus to Mr. Dietz while keep- ing her always present smile on her always present face was something only Nina could do. Playing Annabelle now . . . Dudley Do Right next . . . there was no predicting what Nina could be up to in the fu- ture. Zachary Booth Cotner Zach A two figure man on the bas- ketball court, Zach often talked about a scholarship to Harvard CID. Student in the daytime, Casino Man at night, Zach struggled through Government with the rest of us, priding himself on his choice of steers. Texas anyone? X , ,. g- - j P !

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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.

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sEN1oRs Q Robin Lynn Crawford Robin One of the more artistic Sen- iors, Robin prides herself on her latest creations in women's fashions. Adding a colorful and completely unique touch to the Senior Court, she was always willing to help her class of '67. William Woodson Crocker, III Bill In his own quiet way, Bill made his presence known around school. As G.M.'s most lettered man, he was a sensa- tion on the track and made good as an end on the football field. He could often be seen looking for the driver of a cer- tain white convertible, or argu- ing with Mr. Sommer over uredsv. William Hall Davies Bill Bill, the sole organizer of the N.R.A. and the owner of a '54 Bomb that will live on forever. His quiet, reserved manner disguises his excep- tional power both in cross- country and track. env' hav' Ellen Wynne Davis Ellen A fun-loving girl, Ellen looks forward to and thoroughly en- joys the better things in life. Having a love for true art, Ellen often goes to ballets and musi- cals. Her greatest hope is to be an airline stewardess.