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

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Fooled by his co-workers, Mr. Gambill devours bananas in hopes of winning the “Banana-Eating Contest” at the first pep rally. After being crowned Homecoming King and Queen, Robert Elmore and Susan Lang posed for a quick shot. The cheerleaders made the Homecoming Pep Rally and Bonfire a hit. Here Liz Honesty and Brandi Harris do a chant before their dance “Supersonic.” RE D. 2»

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Covered in crazy string, Tony Ball gets ready to play at the Homecoming football game. It was 7:30 a.m. on the first day of school and busloads of students were arriving only to find the school looking abandoned with “For Sale” signs posted on the front lawn. Could we disown a place that was known as “home”’ for over seven hours each day, five days a week from September until June? But once the halls had filled and the opening assembly had started, the spirit had returned. On the ist day of school, the seniors showed their spirit with their first prank by putting up “For Sale” signs on the front lawn. —

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All set for his new position as assistant principal and disciplinarian of the high school, Mr. Alexiou oversees students before the opening assembly. ? . j PY, Although there had been few differences from last year, there had been one major change in the administration. Dr. Jaan Tannenbaum became the Middle School Principal and Mr. Greg Alexiou took her place as assistant principal and dis- ciplinarian of the high school. Dr. Nancy Sprague, formerly the Middle School Principal, was now assistant-superintendent. Although this didn’t affect students greatly, one change for the better was that students were now able to pass freely in the halls during their open study periods. But in spite of everything, students remained ... Forever Red! Representing the junior class, Andrea Rausch holds her own as she digs into the lemon meringue pie at the Home- coming Pie-Eating Contest.