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

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Mike Davis provides music in quiet contrast . Jr. Class Ice Cream Spontaneously, couples become a group in dance. Getting together was the theme of the evening. The country music made us silly But those who clapped and sang were real. We did not divide up to dance, We came together. We held onto one another and wouldn ' t let go. I hugged someone I always wanted to hug But more importantly — I reached out to people I never wanted to touch But this time I meant it. We were altogether. The fog reflected the light of my mind, surrounded me, and made me very much an individual. It surrounded all of us and that made us so very much aware of our oneness though our ears were ringing and we were out of breath. We were smiling, sweating, kissing, hugging, feeling alive. If we never recover from it, It may very well be the best thing that has happened to George Mason. 20 Alycon Pierce

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Obvious In Weekend Attendance Freshman attendant Kathy Smith (left) with escort Bucky Gibson parade down the track. Sophomore attendant leanmarie Fauteux (right) and her escort Bill Martin watch Homecoming proceedings. Junior Attendant Robin Dibble (above left) and escort Bill Es- sig watch the presentation of the Queen. Karyn Harner, (above right) Senior Attendant, and her escort |im Thur await the arrival of fellow couples. Sarah Stanley, (lower left) Maid of Honor, patiently Connie Cooke, 1970 Homecoming Queen (lower right), with escort Bill Lowe accepts foot- awaits court presentation. ball and bouquet from Football Co-captains Mark Hamlin and Wendell Byrd.

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Parlor Creates Interaction . . . The City Dump plays Garbage during the latter half of the evening. Underclassmen react to the innovative spirit of the hour. Words became their expressions for Sheila Jones and Jeff Burns. Dancers join in the Hora with a loss of inhibitions. 21