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

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VARSITY SOCCER Front Row: Jeff Marsh, Paul Clinton, Dan DeLong, Phil Lundy, Peter Wollenburg, Kavan Joburi. Second Row: Mandy Kiser, Ed Jackman, S. Alexander, Ray Hargraves, Steve Churchill, Walter Francini. Third Row: Bill Killiam, Sam Jordan, David Zanganeh, Richard Amacher, John Gendreua, Carl Brady, Coach Charles Harold. GM RECORD Team 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tournament 1 Kennedy Herndon Washington -Lee Yorktown Wakefield Episcopal McLean O ' Connell Herndon Washington -Lee Yorktown Wakefield McLean O ' Connell O ' Connell 16 5.i

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Freshman Football 1st Row L to R: Mr. Kalepp, Asst. Coach, Steve Carter, Kenny Trainor, Ron Carter, Leon Geoffory, Andy Morris, Tom Rose, Chris Avery, George Byrd. 2nd Row L to R: Mike Honesty, David Rodgers, Scott Bean, Tarrance O ' Keefe, Paul Bothwell, Vince Sullivan, Wendel Craw- ford, Derek Thomas, Steve Miller. 3rd Row L to R: Robbi Wright, Jay Veatch, Benton Beach, Tom Trainor, Doug Felker, Jim Daughtry, Phil Kimble, Wally Costner, Bill Toone, Mr. McDonald, Head Coach. 4th Row L to R: Reggie Arnold, Jeff Kelly, Charlie King, Dan Owen, Many Willis, Tim Lyberger, Stewart Walden, Chris Jones, Gene White. This year’s Freshman Football team was full of great expectations, much enthusiasm, and lots of talent . Though the season did not turn out the way it was hoped, the enthusiasm proved to be of major importance as the Mustangs won the first GM RECORD OPP home game in over ten years by beating Leary 35- 14 Loudoun Valley 30 0. Looking at the record, the season doesn ' t seem Chantilly B Rained Out like a success, but if young athletes like those of 14 DeMatha 14 this year’s season keep coming out, the Mustangs 0 Clarke County 14 should surely have a winning season in the near 0 Broad Run 8 future . 0 Handley 14 16 Loudoun County 41 15

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Richard ponders on how the last one slipped through The 1975 Varsity Soccer team, lead by Coach Harold, had its toughest season ever, facing a schedule of 14 games, all against triple A oppo- nents. As always, the team was crippled by having a small squad with few substitutes. Although the team was small and inexperienced, the help of Mike McCormack on the front line and Billy Kil- liam in the heart of the defense, gave every team a run for the money. Although having a rough year, four players were picked for the All Northern Virginia Soccer team. They were - 1st team: Captain, Billy Killiam, and Mike McCormack , leading goal scorer for the Mustangs; 2nd team: first year rookie goalie, Richard Amacher, and the other team captain, Sam Jordan, at fullback. MOST SPIRITED - Sam Jordan MOST IMPROVED - Richard Amacher MOST OUTSTANDING - Bill Killiam Steve Churchill anxiously awaits the ball. 17