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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1962 volume:

62UU57 Va Col 62uufoi- Reference Not to be taken from this room PALLS CHURCH. VA. MUSTANG ' 62, VOL. XI Falls Church, Virginia m ■ 624457 fl Oeiii lUay of Looliing . PAUi CHURCH. VA ' . BECAUSE OUR FORMER SURFACE-SWEEPING GLANCES ARE NO GOOD NOW, AFTER BEING HERE IN A PLACE OF BOOKS WHERE NEW WORLDS HAPPEN; BECAUSE, FOR SOME OF US, THIS IS THE LAST TIME OF LOOKING BACK AT. . . ALL OF US page 4 WHAT WE DID page 78 THIS YEAR page 135 {Ill of Us SOMETIMES IT SEEMS THAT WE ARE NOT PEOPLE BUT PIECES OF A HUGE EMOTIONAL COMPLEX. . . r ■ ■■ m BARRY WRENN- President DONNA FISHER- Vice President SUSAN JONES-Secretary MARY LOUISE HUARD-Treasurer s nioiis CHARLES ALBRIGHT Charlie OLIN ALLEN Crinkle HODGE ALVES Hodge Remember the Greys in ' 56 ? Those seniors — we ' d never be that tall. The combination lockers and the long hauls. Lunch outside on the grass or mud. LORA LEE ALLUMS Lee WILLIAM JOEL ANGLIN, JR. Joe JOHN BALENCER Roscoo NANCY BETTERS Nancy 8 Band practice out in the morning wind. . . Doc. Classes in the partitioned gym; Then the new wing. Miss Thomas said, Si. LAURA ANN BERMAN Laura JOHN G. BOOBAS John WILLIAM BRADFORD Bill Mrs. Albert ' s ar-ti-cu-la-tion. Williamsburg— the stocks, the lodge, Mrs. Lanier and Mr. Weaver. Eighth grade: Gettysburg, the broken bus. Raytheon. A i PATRICIA LOUISE BROWDER Patti ALBERT BURGESS THOMAS BURNETTE Ai Tom DENNIS CAMPBELL Dennis 9 MICHELE CHOURRET Mickey JOHN HARDY JAMES CHRISTENSEN John GLORIA C. COBURN Carolyn Ninth grade: Languages and algebra. Mr. Brown ' s paddlej Mrs. Quam ' s basket; Mr. Turner ' s footnotes. T7? WINIFRED DALTON Win RICHARD DAVIDSON Chicky PAMELA DAVIES Pam The Incompleted Pass. Dashing Daddy ' s Purple Points. G.M. draped in black. Tenth grade: Biology Club; the train to New York. I ' ll raise you one girl. The Li ' e Sustaining Capsule. The Moonlight Stroll. Sweaty basketball games;the sophomore bloc. The Matchmaker SARAH KATHARINE DILLENDER Kathy DIANE DIXSON Diane CHARLES ROBERT DOTY C. R. 12 Eleventh grade; Fifty minute lunches. Trying to get a Holt ' on the Civil War. Tin foil + sheets + apple crates + para- chutes = Spectaculars. THOMAS F. DOYLE Tom JAMES D. ELLMORE Jim PAUL ERMERINS Paul MARY MARGARET DRISKO GEORGE A. J. DUNCAN Mary Butch FRANCES SUSAN EUBANK Susan DONNA DALE FISHER Fish PAUL FOUCHE Paul MARGARET FRALEIGH Margie DAVID PRESTON FORBES Bear LEE C. FORREST Lee KATHERINE GELBACH Kathy Open your Row Peterson to to page 74. Hot weather exams; Lake Fairfax. BARRY CLASSMAN Barry THOMAS TRAUTMANN GRAHAM Trot MICHAEL CRESS Mike NANCY ANNE HAHN Nancy” CARLE. HALL Carl EUGENE HARRISON Feddi” Before school— Last minute cigarette, Car motors exhausting In cold air. MYRON HANKE Hank” INGRID HAYES Ingrid” • • • • - JACQUEUNE HELLER Jackie” Two minute break— Ten minute stroll. Back in homeroom We get the roll. SANDRA LOUISE HELWIG Sande” ANNE ELIZABETH HERFINDAHL Herfie RODNEY A. HERNDON Rod i MARIE HENRY Marie ROBERT HERB Bob JAMES S. HOLLINS Jim MICHAEL T. HORKAN Tim MARY L. HUIE ’’Mary GARY A. HULFISH Gary L MARGARET HOWELL Peggy MARY LOUISE HUARD Mary Louise KATHERINE JENKINS Kay Due to school policy, No P. A. announcements this year, Great White Father keeps it down To a mild roar. THOMAS M. LAVENDER ' Tom” And such a lunch. . . If you get one. We wish you a Merry Christmas, ” Even if we don ' t get one. MARY KATHLEEN KELLY Kathy” A. JOHN LEONE Junior” CYNTHIA R. LONG Cindy DEADRA A. MARKS Dee JOHN SHEEHAN MASTERSON, JR. Bat Living for Friday And dying on Monday. What did we miss this weekend, Mrs.. Rooney? 20 ANN McNamara A nnie CAROL ANN MEESE Carol COURTNEY DILLON MEYER Corky McBlair gets fly Fly gets McBlair Christmas party. . . 116A WALTER P. MIELWOCKI Walt GEORGIA A. MOYKA Georgia CARLE. NEUBERG Carl CARLEE RUTH MODINE HELEN G. MOMSEN Carlee Helen ELWOOD P. NORSWORTHY Butch 21 MARIA OLTMAN ’’Maria DENA CAROL OTIS Dena ROBERT S. OWENDORFF Bob • Who worries about graduation? Speaking of ulcers, Mr. McGee ' s progress reports Didn ' t help much. ANNM. OVERBY Ann RICHARD ALAN PAUL NANCY CAROL PAYNE • ' Abe Nancy The class meetings were really a riot. Squealing mikes. .. Little disagree- ments. . . Alumni, Olympia, or football? PAMELA PEARSON Pam BETH ANN PIERCE BB MEREDITH LEE PIERCE Meredith MAIJA-LIISA PIETSARA Tepu RONALD W. PENNEY, JR. Ron GERALDINE ONA PUCKETT Jerry 23 ROBERT RHOADS • ' Bob SUSAN PAMELA ROBERTS Susie NANCY JANE REECE Nancy WILLIAM BLAINE REID Rabbit RICHARD H. ROBERTSON Richard Little red barn with House Of Blue Lights . . . Crepe paper, cardboard, tin foil, And tacks The Homecoming Dance. . .beautiful! But where ' s the money? What are you protesting? Oh, I don ' t know, but it ' s fun. Would you care for a black arm band? Senior pictures . . . retakes . . . re-retakes ...fold. Superlatives. . . I. D. Cline. SANDRA K. SANDFORD Sandie WILLIAM S. SAMPSON Duke SHARON LEE SCHNEIDER Spider ROBERT SIK • ' Bob ROBERT E. SMALE Bob RONALD H. SMITH Ron I GEORGE MADISON SMARTT Maddy Mr. Tawney ' s list for guidance . . . name and number. . . Quit dribbling in your bibs. We took a dive and fell flat on College Boards SANDRA SMITH Sandy SHARRON SANDRA SMITH Sharron After the Christmas Dance Vacation Open houses. . . Twisting parties BARBARA STENSON Barb GEOFFREY GORDON STODDART Geoff KENNETH SWIGER, JR. Ken 27 KENT DEAN THACKREY Kent CLAUDIA WELL5 Corky SUSAN WEXLER Susan RUSSEL WHITFIELD Whit And after hours. . . Kiki ' s, Gusti ' s, and Pops with Delray E. Daniels and Harry Banks. jULI F. WIATT Juli NANCY L. WILKERSON Nancy ANTHONY A. WOOD Tony And the year wore on Met with the Prom. . . All day, all night. . . And graduation was here. . . RICHARD BARRY WRENN Barry HARRY E. WRIGHT Harry JUDITH ANN ZIPF Judy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sharon Cosm insky Kent Thackrey WELL.. HERE THEY ARE MOST ATHLETIC Dee Marks John Carlo MOST TALENTED Anne Herfindahl Bob Rhoads BEST LOOKING Sharron Smith Charlie Albright MOST OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTOR Jaye Bausser . M • 9 BEST LEADER Kathy Kelly Barry Wrenn MOST SCHOLARLY Aim Overby Ken Swioer WITTIEST Pam Davies Feddi Harrison BEST DRESSED Susan Eubank Dennis Campbell FRIEND UEST Sharon Schneider Tom Burnette Is this a posed picture? Congressman Broyhill speaks to the Senior Class SENIOR LOUNGE A typical Friday mourning. ' A Jim Edmondson, President; Gayle Yates, Vice President; Linda Marks, Sec- retary; Barbara Owens, Treasurer. We will car wash in any weather . . . Fly-safe dance committee plots Christmas Dance; All we have to do is establish a balance of requisition forms. Junior Class Hands down, rings on, crepe paper sagging, magic markers dried up, bills paid— we are ready for you, Prom. Nasim Abbas Mike Adams David Carlo Paula Cole Sarah Blair Faye Bowie Roberta Bingham Barbara Blair Tom Boyles Ben Brown Shelly Buck Glad Bulwinkle Judy Bauer Bill Bauser Bob Decker Theodore Dunn Gordon Dewhurst Barbara Disque John Daily Donna Daniels Stuart Drake Diana Duggan Phil Diebler Paul Deputy Ronald Caldrone Tom Callanen Diana Devlin Jim Edmondson Sandra Edwards Pam Everett Margaret Evans David Fleener Lee Forest Diane Flynn Jack Flynt Richard Frase Marian Gorham Jeff Hall Mike Govern Skip Hamburg Brooke Hammerle Peggy Hcdetniemi Becky Hammond Catliy Henry Blair Hoffman Richard Hough Shad Hoffman Janice Houseman Skip Huston Ralph Kennedy Don Jones Steve Koeltz Bill Laing Pat Lavender Elizabeth Longly Emily Lay Russ Lee Ellen Levin Connie Lentz Pete Lewis Karen Louden Linda Marks Rusty Lunson P ggy Martin Carol McBee Bill McIntyre Judy McCroklin David Meadows John Michael Roy Mills Sandra Michael Connie Musser Jim Newton Barbara Owen Paul Nixon Vincent Palerm John Panciera Veronica Papanicolas Stephen Shields Carolyn Simmons Jo Ann Silverstein Pat Simmons Peter Russell Jay Sampson Jack Roe Donald Roth 38 Francis Smart Norma Steed Edith St. John Nancy Strouple Mike Stuermer Two nefarious old ladies and their victims ... {notice Luther Smith Ronnie Spero Belinda Strickler Judy Strup Judy Thomas death rattle at far left). Robert Farris, a seventh grader, appears in this section as George Mason, Jr. Richard Thompson Alan Vanneman Sarah Toregas Richard Varney Nita Werner Marie Willett Ann Whiting Gayle Yates Charlotte Wilson Turn Page 39 LEFT: The MUSTANG Faculty section is a tenth grade exclusive: I ' ll lay out the English department if you ' ll do science. ABOVE: Doug Lind is laid out for English already. Paul Jones, President; Niel Fisher, Vice Presi- dent; Diane Clark, Sec- retary; Roberta Walter, Treasurer. Fund-raising? Who needs it? We like to have our backs to the wall. Sophomore Class 40 First row, left to right: Harry Adams, Chris Albaugh, Bill Ames, Ross Armstrong, Clayton Baum, Shirley Bennett, Kathleen Benton, Roie Black, Sally Benton. Sec- ond row: Bill Albaugh, Alfred Akerman, Peggy Anderson, Sharon Bailey, Buddy Becker, Lance Benson, Pat Biondi, Fred Boland, Carolyn Brennan. Hugh Crampler, Karen Culbertson, Linda Edwards, Richard Ellis Ibertson, Allyn Davis, John Ebert, Claudette Eubank. 41 w, left to right: jean Farxagut, Neil Fisher, Carol Frizzle John Finley, Roger Fraley, Joseph Gibbons, Lloyd Galkin, Bottom-first row, left to right: Rick Hoffman, Chip Hovey-King, David Jacobson, Terry Johnson, Paul Jones, Carol Ann Klein Lind. Second row: Nancy Houseman, Judy Ingalls, Mary Ann Johnson, Janice Johnston, Robert Keplan, Louis Kuritzky, Jane , Barbara Lamb, Mike LeBlanc, Douglas Lamb, Glenn Letham, Gail Mabry. V First row, left to right: Edward Mahaffey, Joe Maloney, Charles Mason, Mike McBlair, Tod McNab, Anne Middleton, Barbara Montfort, Myles Moore, Janet Nixon. Second row: Wilbert Mahoney, Susan Manley, Susan Maxwell, Elizabeth McDowell, Mary Lou McQuillan, Margie Mitchell, Kathleen Modine, Bill Nicholson, Joan Nugent. Third «,w, left to right: Dorrna O ' Neale, WaltL ' SI n‘ Tere“ Robe’rts, Cliff RoJl’and. Fourth row: Laurie Overby, Ann Pavlick, Steve Peterson, Parry Pierce, Bern 43 Top— first row, left to right: Kathy Sandridge, Robert Schleeper, Pete Shaw, Linda Silverstein, Marilyn Skubal, Tabor. Second row: Jean Schaffer, Sandi Secrist, Cricket Sherman, Harry Simpson, Pauline Slade, Jim Steiner, Kathy Smith, Jack Stevens, Alma Stuermer, Susan Sally Stratton, Warren Suleske, Billy Thomas. Bottom— first row, left to right; Dean Thomerson, Ronald Tinkham, Kenneth Trana, Robin Uhl, Mary Ann Warren. Second row: Diane Tillman, Charles Tong, Carolyn Turner, Merle Valotto, Rollin Van Cantfort, Helaine Vernon, Perky Vines, Lloyd Wallingford, Claudia VanderHeuvel, Paul Vick, Carol Wallace, Roberta Walter, Dennis Wassmann First row, left to right: Bruce Welch, Anne Williams, Sarah Williams, Second row: Kathy White, Howard Many sophomores use the library, but not during second period, Williams, Sammy Wilson. apparently. Oh, well. There are a bunch of sopho- mores just out of camera range, . . r I Third row, left to right: Scott Wilson, The Sopho- more Bloc, Rick Yeary. Fourth row: Don Wittmer, Gayle Wright, Barbara Zieses. 1 EiHhI 1 11 1 IMH |W J And the kiss of the winesaps? I and the King 45 Right to left: Susan Dexter, Presidentj Nancy Roe, Vice President; KathieEd wards, Secretary; and Robert Muilenberg, Treasurer; are trying to auction off the bike rack. Bonnie Moore paints the Falls Church as part of the Art department ' s mural project, (laughing all the while because she forgot her Bermudas). Is this the Broadmont bus? Not for all of us. Jd I i :: r ' A. r ei r Third row, left to right: Sandra Chasrar Jimmy he th . Linda Chii e Chlfrk urMichaefconL. ' r Crowley, Kathleen Curran, Bill no,Mc „con npvtpr. Fourth row: Donald Chapman, Claude Chevalier, Kooeri « nu Davis, Susan Dexter. Fourth row: Donald Chapma Davenport, Steve Davis, Janie Dillender nnid First row, left to right: Jo Acosta, Kathy Allan, Robert Atkins, Barbara Bishop, Barbara Boiinell, Bill Bolser, John Bradley, Laura Brickman, Ellen Brooke, Denny Bushdid, Second row: Betty Alberts, Nancy Anderson, Bob Beverley, Martha Boeman, Mary Boswell, Lala Bolton, Mary Brett, Carl Briggs, Roger Burnliam, Gloria Jean Case. Top— first row Fletcher, Debbie Flynt, Calvin Fouche lefttoriqhf Kay Dinkins. Susan Doyle, Brenda Drummond, Carlyjane Duun, Kathie Edwards. Linda Everett Sharon Farrell, Carol Fernald. Joan ietrbe leco d ow. Debra Doyle, Ann Drach, Sara Edmondson, Dennis Edwards. Robert Ellis, James Ewalt, Julranne Femtano. Steve Frfer, Sharon Hern, Bill Heyde “c-l G!l:e o?ulTa W left to right; Janie Hoffman, Sharon Holmes, Cheryl Howard, Diane Hughes, Jimmy Hull ;cond row: Barbara Holcomb, Marji Horowitz, Debby Howell, John Hughes, Kristan Isack: an Loren Lesh, Cindy Lockhait-Mummery, G Kathy Leschak, Frank Lloyd, Janet Urngerbeam, imwjriMNn Top— fim row, left to right: Ted Monroe, Robert Muilenburg, Edward Norman, Frank O ' Loughlin, Fain Owen, Judy Paras, John Penny, Bill Pope, Mary Ann Rankin, Jane Ripley. Second row: Bonnie Moore, Janet Neuberg, Thomas Nugent, Margaret Otis, Roxanne Pangallo, Rosina Pate, Cort Peret, Richard Pridgen, Cheryl Rice, Louise Ripley. Bottom— first row, left to right: Patricia Rocca, Kathy Ross, Scott Sager, Terry Sayers, Hank Schiff, Paul Schure, Walter Seedlock, Vinnie Sherman, Harry Sieber, Philip Singleton. Second row: Nancy Roe, Steve Ross, Doug Sandford, Roberta Schaff, Dianne Schroeder, Richard Schutte, George Shamer, Malcolm Shick, Martha Sik, Roger Sisler. First row, left to right: Carol Smith, Pam Smith, Sandy Smoot, Diana Sorgen, Dorothy Stein, Nancy Stuart, Catliy Tackney, Elaine Thomas, Judy Trana, Paul Tvelia. Second row: Danny Smith, Sharon Smith, Fred Snowden, Ellen Spero, Gordon Stimmell, John Swigcr, Maureen Thackery, Toni Jo Tong, Gale Turner, Sherry Vetter. jswitha Zweigart. ABOVE: Charles Carroll, President: Egad, we ' re even more poor than before. Marion Edwards, Vice Presidentj and Kathy Edmondson, Secretary: Doesn ' t matter. ; Paul Weed, Treasurer; I call it fun-raising. LEFT: Steve Simmons and Bobby Steiner; We thought we ' d go out for lunch. Mrs. Hamilton: Do I see some bright eyes? I ( 1 Top— first row, left to right: Sarah Albright, Ruth Ann Alexander, Jerry Allen, Joan Anderson, Armin Ardai, Mary Beard, Floyd Belvins, Britta Borg, Jo Anne Briggs, Barbara Browning, Sam Bunch. Second row: Gail Alexander, Mike Allan, Victoria Allen, Robert Anglin, Glen Bailey, Beverly Bingham, Gretchen Bohr, Anne Bowie, Lois Brooke, Pam Bruce, Warren Burgess. Bottom— first row, left to right: Jo Anne Burnett, Mary Ann Caruso, Jo Ann Cole, Marshall Crawford, Sharon Curtis, Judy Dickie, Mary Duggan, Cynthia Everett, Tony Ferguson, Diane Flick, Gayla Gibson. Second row: Charles Carnahan, Georgette Chapins, Linda Coomes, Harvey Crouch, Sue Decker, Roger Diehl, Cathy Edmondson, Peggy Ewalt, Deborah Ferrell, Bill Fraley, Joan Gilmore. Third row; Charles Carroll, George Codrea, Donn Crane, Shelley Crumpler, Joyce Dewhurst, Karen Duehring, Marian Edwards, Lenore Fallon, Gregg Fisher, Janice Gentry, Anne Goggin. First row, left to right: Connie Goodyear, Adelaide Grillo, Paul Gugel, Scott Hansbarger, Bob Harmon, Robert Hayes, Kent Henry, Carolyn Hem, Janet Hilliker, David Huit, Donald Inscoe. Second row: John Gossin, Miles Gritz, Bunnie Hamberg, Claudia Harcourt, Brad Harris, JaneHeath, Raymond Henry, Karen Hern, Merrill Hunt, Sandy Huston, Marie Jackson. Third row, left to right: Andy Johnson, Larry Jones, Drusilla Kennedy, Spence Kiser, Linda Lamb, Mary Ann Layman, Ken Lincoln, Mimi Manly, Barbara Mayhall, Robert McBride, Mike McClure, Fourth row; Robert Johnson, Ronnie Keeler, James Kepler, James Klein, Ronnie La Plant, Paul Leschak, Keith Louden, Lloyd Martin, Dennis McBee, Mike McCarter, Mark McDowell. Fifth row: Sharon Johnson, Robin Kelly, Katharine Kinney, Patty Kolonick, Peggy Larrivee, Thomas Lewis, Steve Mahan, Wayne Martin, Richard McBride, Patrick McCarter, Sherry McMillen. r Top— first row, left to right: Carole Moore, Thomas Newton, Greg Papanicolas, Donna Peer, Eddie Pierce, Robert Portch, George Powell, Mary Proudfoot, Mary Riley. Second row: Gail Neubeck, Noralyn Olom, Virginia Parker, Joseph Perry, Linda Polk, Caiol Powell, Joyce Powell, Wyatt Rider, Linda Ritenour. Bottom— first row, left to right: Sam Roney, Carol Schlager, Richard Shrevc, Joyce Smit, Becky Sparrow, Nancy Stetter, Terry Tabor, Eleanor Trapp, Paul Weed, Pamela Williams, Marty Wittmer. Second row: Diane Russell, Larry Sealock, Steven Simmons, Lillian Smith, Robert Steiner, Dorothy St. John, Melody Taylor, Bill Toregas, Libby Wexler, Ronnie Williams, Steven Yates. Third row: Kathy Schiavi, Thelma Sccrist, Jan Smart, Wayne Smilli, Susan Stcinkamp, Liz Stoddart, Paulette Thomas, Sammy Vanneman, Sherry Wheelock, Pat Wilson, Bob Zell. Seventh Grade I say, jollies, the audience is still louder than we are. . . LEFT: Skip Schwerm, President; Alice Pierce, Vice President; Brenda Briton, Secretary; Jeannie Berman, Treasurer. Duhh. . .we only been here a year and already we ' re broke. RIGHT: At the seventh grade Christmas party: Is this the gist of the Twist? n 1 d Top— first row, left to right: Stephen Abramson, Larry Anderson, Katliy Ball, Charlotte Bennett, Jeannic Berman, Carlcnc Black, Dorothy Boland, Gary Brow Brown, Elizabeth Browning, Linda Bunch. Second row: Happy Acosta, Carolyn Atwood, Peggie Bauer, William Benton, Belly Beverley, Charles Blanchard, Brittain, Gwen Brown, William Brown, Charles Browning, Ronny Burnette. 11, Jean Brenda Bottom-first row, left to right. Charles Burns. Sally Carlsen, l-ence Case Robert l! r;ier:t:-l Kir tri!r - Sr yS:;:; “car;;nt Cho. oavl comer, veracortaha, Billy Crochet, B.len nnvlp. Sallv Ellis, Steven Fenn, Catherine Fraleigh. First row, left to right: Kate Fraleigh, Richard Fredenburg, Joan Goss in, Robert Gray, John Hare, Bradley Hertz, Margaret Hill, Charles Hooper, Gregory Howard, Beverly Jenkins, Mary Susan Jones. Second row: Dennis Franklin, Jim Garrett, Wendy Gross, Patricia Hahn, William Hebert, Deborah Higdon, William Hoelscher, Dorothy Howard, Allan Hurt, Lewis Johnston, Ronald Jones. Third row, left to right: Steve Kaplan, Jerry Kelly, Bobby Kolonich, Kathy Lavender, Pamela Lipp, Alan Martin, Linda Mathes, Jane Merkle, Beverly Moore, Howard Newland, John O ' Neale. Fourth row: Dianne Keller, Robert Kennedy, Bruce Kuritzky, Roger LeBlanc, Vaughan Lyons, Rose Martin, Katie McGlasson, William Messer, Sharon Moran, Cathy Nugent, Pat Painter. Fifth row: Nancy Keller, Jennie Koffman, Don Lail, David Lesh, Jean Macomber, DeRonda Masten, Diane McMillen, Margaret Miller, Martha Muilenburg, Mark Oltman, Carl Parker. Top first row, left to right: BUI Parnell, Karen Parrish, Elizabeth Pavlick, William Pond, Janice Portch, Margaret Quani, Celeste Read, Suzanne Riggins, Preston Rose, Jim Rutherford. Second row: Christine Parnell, Charles Pavlick, Alice Pierce, Marilyn Pope, Loretta Potter, Cecelia Rasco, Anne RJtoads, Ruth Robey, Jennifer Ross, Carolyn Sahrow. Bottom— first row, left to right: David Sandidge, Sally Shaw, Bobby Simpson, Tom Smith, Billy Stevens, R o n n i e Strickler, Mary Tackney, Lynne Tillman, Frank Warner, John Wilmot, Robert Wood. Second row: Skip Sc hwenn, Corey Shea, Win Singleton, Thomas Smoot, Jim Strawinski, Susan Swarthout, Ricliard Thomas, Gail Vernon, Billy Watkins, Catherin Wilson, Clellan Yeary. Third row: Ricky Sebastian, Kathleen Sides, Charles Sisler, Lois Snowden, Mike Strickler, Travis Tabor, Mark Thur, Kathy von Dohlen, Sharon White, Gloria Wilson, Linda Yelverton. 0 t O p o Vi , a y; ... o J t 1 P 0 titk . ' ilmiiT ir r 1 r I, Qit Alt m ' il ' ?’• ' m WfB O m -j , Ih 7] t ' i iMk M j -J PRINCIPAL GEORGE W. COX, JR. VICE-PRINCIPAL, DR. ROSALINE M. EDWARDS Members of tiie School Board: First row— Vice-Chairman Mrs. Jane Dexterj Chairman Thomas H. Lewis; Superintendent Irvin H. Schmitt; Clerk Mrs. Eleanor Justusson. Second row— Louis T. Oldom, Francis J. Acosta, J. Roger Wollenbcrg, John B. Sadtlcr. Not pictured— James S. Lay, It was not just the smile with which he greeted us as we passed him in the halls. His friendliness went much deeper than that. He was always willing to take time from his b usy schedule to discuss with us problems or future plans, all of which proved he was genuinely interested in each of us. Mr. Cox made our year at George Mason more pleasant and profitable with his guidance and leadership. Although Dr. Edwards sometimes had the very unpleasant duty of disciplin- ing us whenever we needed it, we came to appreciate her as a practical psychologist who made us recognize our errors and determine to correct them. leacliers MARGUERITE D. ALBERT B.A. Mary Washington College English 8, 9 9th Grade Chairman, FTA VIRGINIA F. CARRINGTON A. A., B.A. Marjorie Webster American University Virginia and United States History Pep Club, Cheerleaders ESTELLE M. AMSTUTZ A. B. , Albion College English 7, 9 Junior Dramatics GERTRUDE M. CHISHOLM B.A. , M.A. , Goucher College The American University University of Washington Norfolk Div, of College of William and Mary George Washington University Guidance Counselor FTA Co-Sponsor GENEVIEVE M. ARMSTRONG B. S. , Library Science B.A. , University of Washington Librarian THOMAS H. CHRISTIE, JR. Kings College Physical Education Monogram Club, Baseball Coach 62 V MARY ANN BRADLEY A.B. Western Michigan University Algebra I, II, Plane Geometry Keyettes, F, T.A., Majorettes Junior Class Which illustrious faculty member is entertaining Dave Jacobson and friends? RICHARD J. BROWN B.A. Pennsylvania State University Algebra II, Plane Geometry WILUAM W. CONDIT B.S., M.A. Haverford University of Pennsylvania University of Virginia George Washington University French Stamp Club ERNEST J. BUCKUN B. Ed. Plymouth Teachers College Virginia History 7, World History 9 7th Grade Chairman JULIE H. COONEY B. S. Framingham State College Home Economics FHA ARMETHA P. BYNAKER B. S. , M.S., Science Ed. Madison College University of Virginia Physics, Biology, General Science LOUISE C, COSTA A.B. , M.A., Judson College Auburn University University of Virginia George Washington University University of Maryland Spanish, Englisl) 10 FNA, 9th Grade, Spanish Club t ■ JOE CRAIN B.S., M.A. University of Tennessee Baylor University Mill igan College University of Virginia George Washington University Physical Education, Driver T raining ANN E. DRUNAGEL B.A. , Florida State University University of Virginia History and Geography SCA LEON DASHOFF B. A. Odessa Conservatory, Russia Stringed Instruments Orchestra Director Orchestra and Strings F. A. FOSTER A.B. , M. S. Black Mountain College University of Oregon Art Art Advisor: TEMPO, MUSTANG KATHERINE LEE DAVIS B. A. Mary Washington College Math 7, Science 7 Cheerleaders, Pep Club ROY F. GOGGIN B.S. E.E. Tuffs College, Harvard Math 8, General Math I 64 VINCENT J. de GREGORIO B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Catholic University Ohio State University 7- 12th Grade Art Exhibitions Committee Tennis Team Coach KATHERYN W. GORDON R.M. , B.S.N. Columbus Hospital Seattle College Catholic University FNA MARTHA A. DELANEY A.B., M.A. Oklahoma State University University of Virginia English 11, 12 TEMPO, LASSO FIELDER P. GREER B. S. in Engineering U.S. Military Academy, West Point Math 8,9, Algebra I MARGARET DISNEY B.S., M.A. Johns Hopkins University English 12 MUSTANG ' 62 MARGARET H. HAMILTON B. S. in Education University of Virginia English 8 As soon as tills photographer leaves, we can light up again. MILDRED W. HARDY B. S. Purdue University Ball Slate Teachers College Home Economics F.H.A. 65 VIRGINIA HOWARD Bookkeeper J. K. LAYTON ARTHUR P. HOLTON Ph.B of Notre Dame WILLIE HOFFMAN Library Secretary University HAROLD M. KLINE B.S. in Education Waynesburg College West Virginia University Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing SCA Georgetown University George Washington University History norma P. LANIER B.S. in Education Madison College Physical Education Keyettes, SCA, Intramural Softball B.S. ersity of Kentucky General Science nee Club, Key Club 66 RICHARD E, HOWELL B, Mus. , Mus. M. Westminster Choir College University of Maryland Vocal Music 7-12 Junior High Choir George Mason Singers G. M. Top Twenty The Close Shaves JOYCE). LOWRY A. B. , Pembroke State College Typewriting I Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, Nat ' l Honor Society ELIZABETH M. HOWZE B.S. , M.A. George Washington University English 7, 9 7th Grade F. WILUAM MAHER A.B., M.A. Catholic University American University University of Virginia Social Studies Senior Dramatics Hey, don ' t walk on that newly painte d emblem! JAMES McBLAIR A.B., M.A. University of California U. S. and Virginia Government U. S. and Virginia History U, S. and World Affairs Psychology International Relations Club Chess Club Northern Virginia Discussion League Junior Class MARGARET A. KILEY B.A., M.A. University of Buffalo George Washington University Guidance Counselor AtG.M., nearly everyone reads the LASSO. M j[j K- MYLES s, McClellan B. S. , Penn. State, G.W.U. University of Virginia World History CHESTER S. ROCKWELL A.B. , A. M. Shepherd College ethany College, U. of Notre Dame G. W. U. , Catholic U. Hgebra 1, II, Plane Geometry ,Trig- inometry. Solid Geometry, General Math Nat ' l Honor Society, Senior Class Varsity Basketball Tony Wood and Ken Swiger take over. ALICE M. ROONEY B. S. Marywood College American University Chemistry HAROLD J. McGEE B. S. , Education College of William and Mary American Government Social Problems Senior Class, Debate MAXINE M. ROPSHAW B. A. Miami University George Washington University American University Math 7, Science 7,8 Oa.1. 68 j. E. PHILLIPS .A., M. A. , U. of Va., G.W. U. Universidad Michoacana de San Nicholas de Hidalgo West Virginia University Spanish Senior Class, Spanish Club MARY THERESA SHANNON A.B. ,M.A., Marywood College Temple U. , Franklin Marshall College, American U. Biology Biology Club, lOth Grade B.A. University of Colorado University of Virginia Latin National Honor Society 11th Grade MANILLA SMITH Guidance Secretary B.A., M.M. University of Oregon Band ARVILLE E. SOMMER, JR. B. S. West Virginia University Industrial Arts Track, Football, J. V. Basketball ANNA R. MOYKA A. B. Wilson College English 10, 1 1 Junior Class, FNA Va. League Creative Writing Contest SHIELAMARIE L. SCHIFFMANN B. S. George Washington University ■ Physical Education Pep Club Cheerleaders Intramural Basketball OOOOOOOOOOO ooooooooo®® qoooooogg® HARRISON E. TAWNEY B. S. in Ed. , M.Ed. Adv. Prof. Certificate Ohio University, Kent State U. George Washington University Guidance Director LOTTIE W. WILDMAN A.B. Woman ' s College of U.N. C. Middlebury College English 10 NADINE N. WILSON B.S., M.A. I. E. Mo. State Teachers College Northwestern U. , Columbia U. Dokkeeping, Shorthand, Typing II Office Practice, Record Keeping JOHN ZUBON B. A. University of Michigan Fresno State English 9 Chess Club, Photography Club ANN J. VEST A.B. Randolph-Macon Woman’s College Latin, English 11th Grade GHIERSTIEN F. WHEELER A.B. Wellesley Mathematics, French 8th Grade, Mathematics Club 0 When I was a coal miner. ' No, I ' m afraid West Point isn ' t the school for ' ou, Diane. Sure, you can major in study hall. Faculty Room: Private Property— 27 coffee rations, 49 little nicotine-laden Marlboro butts, 1 flight bag with locker-wrecking tools, 1 nutty putty glob (small). , . etc. Me ' n John arc going out on the town ' Let ' s electrocute the left milkshake Curriculum changes at George Mason are paced to keep up witlr out chang- ing, forward-moving society. Recent developments m educational research in om scsdcjmc life . Mr. James McBlair taught both of the two major course social studies cirriculum. The first, an extension of p LIC concentrated on history ' s most important political ideas from Plato s to the U.S. Constitution and applied them in analyzing current of having the students develop some meaningful political economic, military! scientific, social, philosophical views. E 9 1 ' imder M Martha Delaney correlated their literature assignments with Mr. McBlair s ' “ ' ' Tte’s cUrMW rmse.an electiveopen to juniors and seniors.was lab ed U S and World Affairs. It was an intensive and fast-moving sy vey of three important blocs of c i v i 1 i z a t i o n. the U. S. S. R. . Africa - Un America Emphasizing much newspaper reading, the course aimed at helping students “hend the three societies from the U. S. point of According to o n e map-weary but map-proud senior, It was a great success. Now I m an expert on cartography and Russian reindeer . . . Social Studies U. S. and Virginia History: Howe are you, Mr. Holton? McBlair Government group with Richard Paul: The Great Pundit watches. Miss Carrington’s Social Studies Class performs at the Junior High Thanks- giving assembly: It ' s a note. She says the audience is louder than we are. Dramatics seemed to be a consuming interest of Englisli teachers this year. Mrs. Moyka took her sophomore students to see a production of CORIOLANUS at Catholic University. Several senior teachers took advantage of the Old Vic ' s tour at the National Theater and the school ' s recordings of MACBETH and HAMLET. It was quite a season for Shakespeare. Grammar, composition and spelling held their own as usual. Publications were brought under the direction of the English Department and scheduled on class time. Although creative genius cannot always be summoned on schedule, staffs of MUSTANG, TEMPO and LASSO tried to get their work accomplished between 2 and 3 p. m. each afternoon, TOP LEFT: A sophomore student ' s eye-view of Coriolanus at Catliolic University. BOTTOM LEFT: Tch, Tch, here ' s a run-on sentence in your editorial, Bill. The latest approach to foreign language teaching as developed by lingiial scientists was used by Mrs. Costa and Mr. Phillips in their classes this year. All the Spanish students were introduced to the audio-lingual” or oral-aural method, which concentrates on spoken words and continual repetition. No textbooks or any form of written symbols were allowed in the classrooms. Much use was made of the language laboratory installed at George Mason in 1960. Using a trial textbook prepared by the School of Mathematics Study Group of Yale University, Mrs. Wheeler in her seventh grade new math class placed emphasis on how and why instead of memorized rules. The seventh graders found their special course challenging. We don ' t just sit down and add up; now we learn the reasons. It ' s fun. The Math Department is also formulating a course for the accelerated juniors to take next year; they have already worked through Algebra I, II, III, Trig, and Solid Geom- etry. Their new challenge will probably be Calculus and Analytic Geometry. The Science Department used much current research material to supplement the science text ' s presentation. Individual student research was encoiiraged and full use was made of the local sci- entists as guest speakers and the near-by points of scientific interest for field trips. Laoguage, fUath 74 Gail Heeter seems to be enjoying her lab period in Biology. The worm doesn ' t look too happy, though. FAR LEFT TOP: Ricardo McBride is inspired by Mrs. Costa’s art a la Spanish style. FAR LEFT BOTTOM: Alice Pierce and Liddy Browning care- fully control themselves as Mrs. Wheeler uses ruler for emphasis. LEFT: Location-the Language Lab, a real center of interest for Lee Allums. Physics students Paul Becker and Jim Ellmore play drinking game called Phys-O, not to be confused witli other better known Biology-type games. Science 75 Several new units were introduced in the girls ' physical education classes. Modern dance, posture and body mechanics, and speed-a-way {a combination of field hockey and soccer) were highlights of the Department ' s program. A more intensive driver-training course for ninth graders was also added. The Industrial Arts Department expanded on the seventh and eighth level to include units in leather working and elec- tricity. TOP:Merrill Hunt leads an eigh chorus in one of Mr. Howell ' s music classes. CENTER: Loretta Potter, Zach Cotner, and Phil Wilmot form an interested group under art instructor, Mr. Foster, BOTTOM: Ricky Sebastian and Charlie Browning, seventh grade shop workers, learn basic essentials. TOP RIGHT: Beware, business world, Sandy Sanford, Jackie Heller, and Marian Gorham are learning the typing essentials for personal and office use. RIGHT: Did she hit the net? Mary Rankin is volleying while Mrs. Schifman referees. fine and Practical Arts 76 t Custodial Stall MV Catetefia Stall Floyd Carpenter, Frank Spencer, Ernest Lowry, Johnny Haney, Frances Webster, Avon Lee. Mrs. Gertrude Poole, Mrs. Lavinia Snapp, Mrs. Virginia Boyce, Mrs. Gladys Layman, Mrs. Thelma Seelock. 78 HURTLED, WITH HAPHAZARD DREAMS, THROUGH A LONG SERIES OF DAYS. . . WE ALWAYS HOPED WE COULD DISCOVER A PATTERN t 4 t ELECTED OFFICERS I Definitely the best Student Directory ever put out ! luesday [Doininys . . . Ill m AND WHY WAS IT ALWAYS RAINING? EXHIBITION COMMITTEE Can’t stand to see bare bulletin boards, empty show cases. Produce! Cover! Fill! . . . find Ulednesdaysjoo We ratifly everything: ♦Changes in the Constitution ♦Minutes over the P. A. ♦Attendance at District and State Conventions ♦The Directory Absolutely. . . even when it ' s rain- ing. . . LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Spriny. City Government Day Mayor Carl Neuberg and two elected City Council members, Jim Edmondson and Susan Dexter, figuring out what to talk about on April 23, Uie scheduled date for student take-over of the City Council chambers. His Honor: I ' ve got it all figured out. While we keep tliem busy down at City Hall, the football team can stage a military coup... then we negotiate for Senior privileges. . . S C A executives took over some of the elective and appoin tive City positions: Mr. Silverstem, the Literary Com- mittee of the Vice Squad has selected the ' 62 Student Handbook for its intricate and uplifting plot construction. . , ... At an evening meeting, Mr. Dove from the Embassy of Ghana explains African policies. Bill Bausser and Richard Davidson listen closely. Jeff Kay is nervous about sitting on Mr. Moyka ' s chest. Ihe liki Itmiii? An informal after school meeting, probably to announce results of the circular distribution drive publicizing the Ceramic Sale. Notice various stages of trance caused by dog-bite. Richard Davidson, Maija-Liisa Peitsara (exchange stu- dent from Finland) and class rings: Chickey: Just to keep in the spirit of the thing, maybe we should trade. Tepu: But mine’s so much prettier than yours. . . At the State Department: J. A. — Don ' t you smell the camera, Bill? B. B. — And now we ' ll all. . .WHAT! B. A. P. — I saw it first. . . A display of fund-raising ceramics Mid at P. T. A. meeting. Mrs. McBlair demonstrates. Why, Jamie, of course, I wore my Tiki. The same P.T.A. meeting heard exchange students and returnees speak on the Phillipines, Turkey, Switzerland, Denmark, and Argentina. t! i 87 They didn ' t come. . .(choke) Stoddart: Heh, heh, heh. Playiny Russian Hopscotch Beth Longly (just out- side of picture range), holds a High Spot and murmurs encouragement to team members: Get that bishop, get that, queen. . . Come on G.M. (slurp) Chess Team! Striving ever onward, upward we shall eventually transcend the mental load of an honor code. Fizzle, fizzle. flliiiays on Ihe Honor Roll? Meeting in the kitchen after the College Day reception, the cleans up crew talks over plans for the future (immediate or otherwise). rifTny- imm fl Vole On The Hlene : Goody, goody, one-act! First row, far left plans ahead while fourth from right, second row ( Hey, nonny, nonny ) hopes it will somehow include Ophelia. The rest are holdina out for character parts. ALLISON ' S LITTIX GROUND BEEF Senior iBramatics Rehearsing Altar Bound , ' 62 ' s entry in a long line of Charlottesville winners. Mr. Maher is unperturbed by a visiting Minuteman. George Gibbs before his marriage: But, Mama, I said I was leaving. Practicing for an assembly: In a stage whisper: Get your elbow out of my Word Mastery Speller . Next question. Yes. . .our first play wasaslum story, In the Shadows . The second play, The Christmas Miracle , was put off until Easter. Stumblingout of the steaming jungle, club mem- bers never lose their sense of Junior drama. (Hastery Spellers fibsolytely Oext Saturday . . . The Club invited City Manager Lewis Z. Johnston to speak to the school about civil defense. Members are still overcome by this grave subject. We ' re a service club, aren ' t we? Sure, we ' d love to collect for Cerebral Palsy, Cuban refugees. . . anything else? Here comes your boomerang. . . . . . Doiiin at the After carefully examining the expressions, try to decide whether this picture was taken before or after the Keyette convention in Norfolk; then try to locate members who attended. S I To show that the Key and Keyette clubs c work together, Jo Ann and Bill discuss future plans after tying Tony to the doorjamb. Why, Hi!” Why, Hi!” Why, Hi!” fl Club ujitb ileu) Zeal . . . Migrantyearbook staff cheerfully deposits last tee- shirt in George Mason Salvation Plan. Hallelujah! Let ' s do something for the school. Maybe we could get Fairfax Hospital to donate a Children ' s Encyclopedia. Barbara Stetson, Stewart Drake, and Tom Tong: Keeping CM ' s dressing standards up to snuff. ; r Ljl Will the real 100-Watt bulb please light up! Cau;hl! . . . In Ik (Ilag-llel Although the club was actually devoting itself to the study of magnets, we can ' t resist commenting. A 50 megaton, you say? . ' ' i Mr. McGee gives background on the debate topic: This is a blackboard. A iM.tK tt tM a rv TMYTiTKXiHVFItl f Charlottes- OR - LOST IN THE BLIZZARD ro education a Are we going by private car? What hotel? It ' ll probably snow. . j Anti-social Mike Cress is reading about federal aid to the snow-bound. SK. f aril n r: f fifi «.« Three Future Teachers grin gleefully as they put lovely red marks all over stu- dents ' papers. Will you remember the tricks you pulled on your teachers? leacheis of the Ulorld . . . Arise! Florence [liqlitenQale-iny Club motto: It ' s curtains for us. . .sooner or later Mrs. Gordon, Claudette Eubank were four. . . and helpless child: And then there Three Smart Set hair dressers show Bobbi Walter, Terry Cox, and Ann Williams that nowadays one must homemake glamorously. h lomofroiD’s Bacon- Bringers Judy Ziph, mental telepathist, relays information about the FHA fashion show at Lansburg ' s in April. With various reactions, the rest of the club listens in. Lee to Mike: We are not! McGee gives background on the debate topic: This is a blackboa Charlottes- OR - LOST IN THE BLIZZARD federa re- education 3 Are we going by private car? What hotel? Zu-socufMuirGress is reading about federal aid to the snow-bound. Teachers of the Ulorld . . . Arise! Will you remember the tricks you pulled on your teachers? Three Future Teachers grin gleefully as they put lovely red marks all over stu- dents ' papers. fo[ loniorroiii’s Bacon- Bringefs Judy Ziph, mental telepathist, relays information about the FHA fashion show at Lansburg ' s in April. Withvarious reactions, the rest of the club listens in. Healthy Happy Homemakers hold Tantalizing Teacher ' s Tea, Christmas The Spanish Club is noted for its dark Latin types; their hot blood shows only in their eyes. . .(too many fried bananas and racy Spanish movies) First, a quick cha-cha-cha by Mr. Phillips and Shelley Buck; then Bill, you flow in with ' A las cmco de la Pan American Day. find fliday -I There is one in every organism: the red beating heart is in the middle. Entire body keeps alive by giving dances and swimming in the football field. . . lies, Guys, Letter Suieaters A specially trained demolition crew attacks fence as warm-up for bench -building. Keeping up the spirit can get you down. Dances, goalpost, skits, pennants, away games, and those artificial mums (for the Cheerleaders). . .slow fadeout with one last carousing yell. . That ' s me, fans, that ' s me! Judy Ziph is overwhelmed with admiration. The Spanish Club is noted for its dark Latin types; their hot blood shows only in their eyes. . .(too many fried bananas and racy Spanish movies) First, a quick cha-cha-cha by Mr, Phillips and Shelley Buck; then Bill, you flow in with ' A las cinco de la Pan American Day. -I There is one in every organism: the red beating heart is in the middle. Entire body keeps alive by giving dances and swimming in the football field. . . lies, Guys, Letter Suieaters A specially trained demolition crew attacks fence as warm-up for bench-building. Keeping up the spirit can get you down. Dances, goalpost, skits, pennants, away games, and those artificial mums(for the Cheerleaders). . .slow fadeout with one last caroxising yell. . That’s me, fans, that ' s me! Judy Ziph is overwhelmed with admiration. Balcony Belloiijs FOR THE FELLOWS Yes, everybody seems to want ads, Mrs. Disney. .. Mrs. Disney? Absolutely, definitely, without fa_il. . .tomorrow. .bove :CarPs Clip Club-Varsity Room elow: Is , old boy. Compel them D relinquish the ball! i.iqht : Yaaah! Your mother wears ombat boots ! Above ; El Kabong lets ' em have it! Right : Swish! (?) Below : Oh! You mean the whistle ' s already blown? . c. o. w..™™, K.., � . vrr- . Carlo, T. Graham, T. Doyle, B. Duncan. Above left ; Crazylegs Quam goes for a touchdown. Above right : Butch Norsworthy heads for good gain. Bottom right : Mustang defense crashes in on Colonels ' line. Bottom left: Neuburg brings down James Wood halfback for a loss. !rf r v:r!.Vj.rrn :i l-rfiir?, ■Ill CtiUI CORKY MEYER LE Senior DAVE CARLO LT Junior STEVE KOELZ LG Junior TED MONROE RT Freshman JACK FLYNT RE Junior TOD McNAB BB Sophomore G.M. 34 20 13 20 13 18 33 64 RECORD Falls Church John Mosby Herndon Handley Herndon Loudoun Warren Co. James Wood OPP. 13 6 13 31 6 13 6 26 PHIL QUAM LB Sophomore Senior L18 JOHN MICHAEL LE Junior LEM FORREST LG Junior BUTCH EBERT C Sophomore The 1961 Varsity football team enjoyed a six win, one loss, one tie record. The only loss was to a fired-up Handley team which scored 25 quick points with a pair of fleet-footed half- backs. The one tie, with Herndon, was later avenged. The Mustangs played in all kinds of weather, from the hot muggy conditions in Winchester to the rain and mud of Leesburg. Oiiensive Line-Up SKIP HAMBURG RG Junior TROT GRAHAM TOM DOYLE LT RT Senior Senior BUTCH DUNCAN RE Senior JIM ELMORE BB Senior BUTCH NORSWORTHY WB Senior TERRY BECKER FB Junior M i i.a. � !. ■ � : TV f . r Mifimiiic 119 ilolin Carlo- Personal Stalislics 1958-1961 Approximately SOOOyards total offense for 4years. Approximately 6 yards per cany. Total points scored in career— 326. Honor Teams 1959- All District IX Group II All Northern Virginia 1960- All Northern Virginia All Group I-B All Fairfax County 1961- All Metropolitan All Northern Virginia All Group I-B All State Back The ball gets the boot. “(Or, Versalllily” tnCs 6.91. Career Better luck next time ! About face! I Left to right: Gayle Yatesj Barbara Stetson; Sandy Helwig, Captain; Sharon Cosminsky, Co-Captain; Dee Marks; Linda Marks. lino Bits . . four bits, six bits, a dollar The Varsity Cheerleaders ' main goal this yearwas to attain greater school spirit than ever before. Through rain and cold weather, the cheerleaders strived to push the Mustangs to vic- tory with bonfire pep rallies, school pep rallies, and a senior day during football season. Don ' t hurt him, Butch. iTwUs J. Stevens; M. McCarter; G. McBee; B. Bonnell; P. McCarter; D. Wallingford, J. Hull. J.V. foolball fietiuns . . . Round End Romp. JUNIOR Ready! Hit it! Next group. Ready! So barked the voice of Mr. Jack Gamble as he put the Junior Varsity football squad through its paces. For the first time in two years, George Mason had a J. V. football team. From the first scrimmage to the last game of the season, the team was trying hard. Improvement came rapidly following the shortened J.V. season, eleven players were boosted up to the varsity. Considering the problems encountered in starting anew, it was quite a successful season. G.M. Record OPP. 0 Herndon 20 12 Loudoun 0 14 Herndon 0 7 Falls Church 20 Oh! Oh! There ' s one more! Below— First row, left to right: B. Marks;N. Swarthout— Captain; G. Mabry- Co-Captain. Second row: C. Lockhart-Mummery; L. Bolton; N. Jones. This year the J.V. Cheerleaders had a Junior Varsity football team to cheer for, a privilege unknown at George Mason for several yeare. They also cheered for a very successful basketball team. Varsity Cagers fight to Second in District RECORD G.M. OPP. 38 Herndon 37 43 Nokesville 45 2 Warren Co. (forfeit) 0 46 Stafford 62 54 Alumni 49 46 Loudoun Co. 26 40 James Wood 69 35 Herndon 42 56 Stafford 28 47 Woodward Prep. 37 37 Handley 54 56 Warren Co. 35 52 Nokesville 58 45 Handley 61 53 Loudoun Co. 43 35 Episcopal 56 48 James Wood -District Tournament 51 60 James Wood 57 38 Handley (finals) 48 Duncan reaches for a rebound. First row, left to right: T. Callanen; D. Roth; J. Crowley; S. Drake; R. Frase; C. Norman ond row: Mr. Rockwell, Coach; C. Hall; B. Lang; C, Albright; K. Thackery; M. B. Duncan; (not pictured: F. Harrison). Mana- Davis; The Basketball team, after a slow start, was very successful in the second half of hejeason. n the last few games, the players started to work together like a championship team and highlig e the season with a three-point upset of previously unbeaten James Wood. In the district championship game, they lost the tournament to Handley in the final minutes. Above: All ' s not well with The Rock look. Below: Callanen is tied up. ' T. JAY CROWLEY Senior KENT THACKERY Senior CARL HALL Senior V Number thirteen jinxes opposi- tion. The J V. basketball team came through with a fine season. Although hoping for the district title, the ,mmer. The future is equally bright; with many returnees, we should have a good all-around team First row left to right: R. Yeary; J. Ebert; ]. Hull. Second row: B. Jonr; T. Wolf; J. Stevens; Shaw P. Quam.’ Third row: A.E. Sommer, Coach; J. Steiner; B. Welch; F. Gillespie; D. Thomerson;]. Owendoff G. McBee; F. Snowden, Manager. Baby lHustanys finish 10-5 JUNIOR VARSITY B A S K E T B A L L First row, left to right: S. Wilson; T. Cotner; J. Hull; R. Yeary; S. Koelz; R. Varney; B. Brown; P. Russell. Second row: J. Carlo; D. Thomerson; C. Neuberg; B. Welch; J. Michael; D. Roth; P. Gillespie; T. McNab; K. Thackrey; T Callanen; T. Christie, Coach; (not pictured: C. Albright; B. Duncan; J. Gamble, Assistant Coach). Be it hitting. or pitching . . . BASEBALL Baseball - . . . Mr. Christie tells ' em Hopefuls Ballou Woodward Prep. Loudoun Co. Warren Co. Herndon Loudoun Co. Quantico Warren Co. 1962 Schedule Quantico Emerson Wakefield Priory Emerson Herndon Woodward Prep. On tlie links . . . nine 1962 Golf Schedule Groveton Stuart Annandale Yorktown Lee Golf Team-Left to right: T. Lavender; M. Davis; F. Harrison; B. Sampson; B. Norsworthy; M. Smart; T. Graham; J. Sampson; C. Hall; T. Horkan; S. Davis; Mr. Crain, Coach. GOLF rmM u 1962 Schedule T R Hemdon James Wood Handley Loudoun Co. April 6 April 14 April 28 May 5 Above: They’re OFF! Right: Follow the leader— if 1 Seated: J. Haase; J. Stevens. First row , left to right: H. Schiff, Manager; R. Burgess; B. Albaugh; T Becker- B. Vanifth; L. Forrest; M. Valotta; C. Hovey-King; B. Mullenburg. Second row: W. Shick; L. Forrest; T. Burnette; M. McBlair; T. Doyle; B. Ellis; D. Carlo; B. Lang;]. Hollins; D. Carper, D. McGlassen; M. Sommer, Coach. liack and lennis Squads r f Seven way stretch! face Rebuilding years Firet row. left to right: C. Weaver, Manager; W. Dalton; B. Kuritzky; L. Galkins R. Frase; B. Thomas; D. Shea, Captain; T. Atkins; Dr. DeGregorio, Coach. Second row ; B. Jonz; R. Whitfield; A. Akerman; L. Koritsky; B. Beverley; C. Chevalier; R. Burnham; (not pictured: B. Wrenn; B. Owendoff; G. Stoddart; B. Cox). 1962 Schedule St. Albans Radford St. Stephens Yorktown St. Stephens Episcopal Yorktown St. Albans T rr N r I N 1 s This year IT CULMINATED MANY TIMES, DRAGGED ON TO ANOTHER CUMAX: A SWAMP OF HIGH SPOTS. . . Be Sure lo Homecome ... Court 1962 - Queen Homecoming Sharon Cosminsky; Maid of Honor, Barbara Stetson. Senior Attendant , Jaye Bausser; junior Attendant, Linda Marks; Sophomore Attendant, Becky Riley; Freshman Attendant, Lala Bolton. What do you mean stapled to the floor? Bonfire. . .yelling, shouting, music, and mud. Parade, blow- Hurry up! I ' m sinking in this mud ing hats and hair. . .borrowed cars and rented trailers (for the horse that never arrived). Game: Warrenton. . .we won! Staples, cardboard, Joe ' s Ceiling Plan and the Master Design... columnus vs. alumnus. . .both won. TT ) Our Town meeting: Congratulations, Mr. Maher! Opening night and that long wait. . . Say, what ' s on this seat? 8 Senior Dramatics Presents CAST FOR OUR TOWN STAGE MANAGER Bill Bradford DR. GIBBS Jack Roe JOE CROWELL John Swiger HOWIE NEWSOME Bob Rhoads MRS. GIBBS Kathy Kelly MRS. WEBB Donna Fisher GEORGE GIBBS Ken Swiger REBECCA GIBBS Alice Pierce WALLY WEBB Frank Lloyd EMILY WEBB Emily Lay MR. WEBB Richard Paul HRST WOMAN IN AUDITORIUM Nancy Hahn SECOND WOMAN IN AUDITORIUM Anita Werner THIRD WOMAN IN AUDITORIUM Shelley Buck SIMON STIMSON Mike Cress MRS. SOAMES Lee Allums CONSTABLE WARREN Neil Fisher SI CROWELL Don Jones BASEBALL PLAYERS Steve Peterson, Don Jones, Sid Clewlow SAM CRAIG John Finley JOE STODDARD Tony Wood DIRECTOR Mr. F. William Maher No snow, excitement though. Christmas trees and wobbly ladders. ..Dance in toyland. . . Assembly. . . Santa even came! Cafeteria caroling: We Wish You a Merry Christmas over turkey dinner. . .Vacation and parties. . .Eleven days of freedom (in the library. . .) Christmas . . . The men in Jo ' s life. . . Biology Club President Neil Fischer lec- tures on adaptation, questioning which organism shows modification of behavior —plant or animal. Butch pines for Dee. . . find Babes in loyland 2 Just before the moment of silence and flashbulbs. . . SWEETHEART COURT 1962 SHARRON SMITH Q een BARBARA STETSON Maid of Honor KATHY KELLY Senior Attendant CAROL McBEE Junior Attendant CAROL WALLACE Sophomore Attendant DIANE HUGHES Freshman Attendant Kathy Kelly, Senior Attendant, Not pictured. Rhytlini ’n Red Snow again. . .(we suggest that next year, in order to fool the snow gods, an erroneous date for die Sweetheart Dance be annoimced). . .Walls decorated with red jazz. . .court in white, forest green, and copper. .. and it doesn ' t matter about the money. Echo Song, Bois Epais, Now is the month of Maying, I Believe, Schubert, Brahms, Handel, spirituals, sacred, sec- ular, humorous and pops— it ' s all in a year ' s work for the Girls ' Ensemble. A really versatile choir group: No, Janice, you can ' t sing the tenor part; Nita, how did you get back to the soprano section? And you ladies on the back row right, would you kindly stop researching the values of var- ious gum. Hoiiiell Ulell UJe Sing In a patriotic mood, the Choir sings God Bless America during the Fall Pops Concert. A female Toscanini— Judy Bauers directs the combined chorus at Thanksgiving Christmas— and the lovliest music of the season comes from Mr. Howell ' s group 14S Band Officers: Jay Hanke, Treasurer; David Forbes, Vice-President; Anne Herfindahl, President; Ross Armstrong, Librarian; Claudie Vander Heuvel, Secre- tary; George Phillip, Band Manager: Don ' t mean to horn in. . . The band plays at City Hall in All-American City ceremonies. All members cleaned their shoes in honor of spring. Serious music students rehearse. Wouldn ' t Beethoven be proud! O. K. gang, let ' s take it from the top. Sheesh! This is the twelfth time we ' ve been over this. Where ' d the E flat go? mason’s musical marvels 1 len lop Imirlers Majority of Majorettes bemedaled banner. . . bravely withstand nostalgia of P llnw 4 ' ] |M Tuesday, February 20, 1962: Staring into Space With precision, direc- tion, it will land in the teachers ' parking lot. It took two years and 3 1 2 boxes of tinker toys. 150 View of an unpurtxirbed crowd ( ob viously used to living in the Space Age) as another Navy missle goes off unexpectedly. Michael Cone 1962 First PlaceWinner; ’’Ihavethecleanest bacteria in town. Colonel Glenn helped spark a feeling for conquering forces and mechanisms. . .then, for science students, the Night Before: those terrible lonely moments with a Magic Marker. No more tables in the classrooms. . . Everybody ' s down in the gym. . . The first day of Spring happened about five times this year and was usually a prelude to snow. . - but the faithful kept waiting and kept taking off their shoes. . . Et tu, Kelly! Mr. Layton’s nature walk gang obeys the call of the wild(and a near-by photographer. . . ) Hello, Sprieg! Kathy Kelly Prom Queen 1962 Seated: Carol Meese-Senior Attendant; Gayle Yates— Junior Attendant; Barbara Stetson— Maid of Honor;Maija-Liisa Peitsara— AFS Representative. Standing: Dee Marks— Christmas Queen; Sharron Smith-Sweetheart Queen; Sharon Cosminsky— Homecoming Queen. What to say about the last Evening. . . Prom flavor has been described too many times. . . Remember smells, strange skys, the dress she wore, the car that took you there. . . that’s enough. Goodbiie, fvetyltiing . . . Oh, pickled grasshoppers; how sweet! ■ 1 ? Senior flctivilies CHARLES ALBRIGHT J.V. Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Monogram C. 3,Treas. 4. OLIN ALLEN LORA LEE ALLUMS MUSTANG 1,2,3, Feat. Ed. 2,3; Jr.Dram. 1; Sr. Dram. 3,4; Biology C.2; Key- ettes 3, Corr. Sec. 4; Int. Rel. 4; Jr. G.A.A. 1; S.C.A. 4, HODGE ALVES Biology C. 2;. Int. Rel. 3,4; Sr. Dram. 3,4; Spanish C. 4. WILUAM JOEL ANGLIN, JR. Izmir H.S. Turkey, 1 , 2; Aurora H, S. Denver, Colo. 3; S.C.A. Treas. 1,2; Basketball 1,2; J.V. Football 3; Photo C. 2; Sr. Dram. 2; Band 2; Softball 1,2. JOHN BALENGER JAYE BAUSSER Air Port H. S. Los Angeles, Calif. 1; Sr. Dram. 2,3; Pep C. 2; Keyettes 3, Sr. Rep. 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Class Sec. 3; Int. Rel. 3, Historian 3, Sec. 4; S.C.A. Inter-Club Chairman 4; LASSO 4. JAMES LARRY BENNETT Varsity Football 1,2,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3; Hi-Y 3. LAURA ANN BERMAN Pep C.2, Treas. 3.4; Sr. Dram. 2,3; Int. Rel. 3; MUSTANG 1,2; Biology C. 2. NANCY BETTERS F.H.A. 1. JOHN G. BOOBAS McLean H. McLean, Va. 1,2; Football 1,4; Track 2,3,4; Hx-Y 3, Chaplain 4. BILL BRADFORD Jr.Dram. 1; Sr. Dram. 2,3,4; A.F.S. Student to Argentina 3; LASSO Editor 3,4; Key C. 2,3, Sec. 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4. PATRICIA LOUISE BROWDER Jr. Dram. 1; F.T.A. 1,2; Biology C. 2; Sr. Dram. 3,4, Dram. Award 3; F N.A. 3,4; Int. Rel. 3,4; Spanish C. 4; Nat. Thespian Society , . WESLEY BURCH Band 1,2; MUSTANG 3,4; Track 3,4. ALBERT F. BURGESS Biology C. 2; Sr. Dram. C. 3. THOMAS BURNETTE DENNIS CAMPBELL MUSTANG Staff 1,2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3,4; Audio-Visual 1,2; S.C.A. 2. JOHN CARLO Football 1,2.3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Monogram C. 2, 3, Pres. 4. DOUGLAS H. CARPER Track 2, 3,4; Orchestra 1,2, 3,4; MUSTANG 3; Dance Band 2, 3. PAUL CHEVALER MICHELE CHOURRET Zama Amer, H. S. Japan 1 ,2; Littleton H.S. Mass. 3; Pep C. 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Class Sec. 3, Jr. Prom Attendant 3; Volleyball 3; Prom Comm. 3. JOHN HARDY JAMES CHRISTENSEN J.V. Football 1; Jr. Dram. 1; Jr. Science 1; Sr. Dram. 2; Football 2, 3; Spanish C. 4; Int. Rel. 4; Biology C. 2; Band 1,2,3. CAROLYN COBURN CAROL COLLIER Douglas MacArthur High School, Japan 1; Dram. C. 1; F.H.A. 1; F.N.A. 2; Science Fair Award 2; Biology C. 2; Spanish C. 4; N.V.H.S. 2, 3, 4; Int. Rel. 4, SHARON EUZABETH COSMINSKY Class V.P. 1; Jr.Tri-Hi-Y 1; Jr.Dram. 1, Sec. 1; Sr. High Choir 1,2; S.C.A. 1,2, 3.4. Sec. 3, Rec. Sec. 4; MUSTANG 1,2,3; J.V. Cheerleader, Co-captain 2; Sr. Dram. 2,3,4, V.P, 3; Biology C. 2, Sec. -Treas. 2; S.C.A. State Conv. 2,3; Pep C. 2, 3,4; Keyettes 2, 3, Rec. Sec. 4; F.T.A. 3,4, V. P. 4; lASSO Exchange Ed. 3,4; Cheerleader 3, Co-captain 4; Cheerleaders’ C. 3,4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4;N.Va. Sun Teen Corr. 3; TEMPO Ex. Ed. 4; Homecoming Queen 4. JOHN CROWLEY WINIFRED DALTON Exhibition Committee 1,2,3; Library 3,4. RICHARD DAVIDSON Falls Church H. S. 1,2; Latin Honor Society 2; MUSTANG 4; Int. Rel. C. 4. PAM DAVIES Softball 1,2; Girls ' J.V. Basketball 2; Biology C. 2; F.H.A. 4; F.N.A. 4; Pep C. 4; Sr. Dram. 4; S.C.A. 4. MICHAEL A. DAVIS Havelock H. S. , N. C. 1; Tmtin H. S. , Calif. 2; Hi-Y 3; Monogram C. 4; Golf 3,4; Basketball 4; Variety Show 3,4. FRAN DEPUTY Mt. Blair. Hillsbourgh, Herndon 1; J. E. B. Stuart 2i H- A- Art C. 1; French C. 3; Girls Chorus 3; French Class Rep. 3; TEMPO 4. BARBARA ELLEN DEWHURST MasontownH.S., Penn. 1,2,3, 4; Sr. Chorus 3,4. SARAH KATHARINE DILLENDER Granville H.S., Wire. 1; Boonville H.S., Mo. 1; Leavenworth H.S. 2; Int Rel. C. 3,4; Spanish C. 2; Dram. C. 1; Foreinn Unguage C. 1. CHARLES ROBERT DOTY Baseball 4. THOMAS F. DOYLE Alabama 1; J.V. Football 1; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,4; Class Treas.3; S.C.A. Treas. 4; Biology C. 2; Monogram C. 4; Science Fair Award 2. MARY MARGARET DRISKO F.H.A. 1.2,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Pep C. 2,3,4; S.C.A. 3,4; J.V. Cheerleader 2. GEORGE A. DUNCAN J.V. Basketball 1; Basketball 2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; Biology C. 2; Monogram C. 3, V. P. 4. JAMES D. ELLMORE FAULT. EMERINS FRANCES SUSAN EUBANK Sr. High Choir 1 ; F.T.A. 1,2, Treas. 3. Pres. 4; Class Sec. 2;F.H.A. 1,2; Pep C. 2,3,4; S.C.A. 3. DAVID FARRELL DONNA DALE FISHER Jr. Dram. Pres. 1; Class Sec. 1; Sr. Dram. 2,3, Pres. 4; Class V. P. 4; Key- ettes 4; S.C.A. 4; Nat. Thespians 3,4; Best Actress Award 3; F.T.A. Historian 1; F.H.A. 1; Biology C. 2; MUSTANG 1; Pep C. 2; Prom Comm. 4; Variety Show 3. DAVID PRESTON FORBES Band 1, Treas. 2, Student-Conductor 2, V.P. 4; AH State 2; PENMAN ' S PALETTE 2; Track 2; Orchestra 1,2,3; Football 3; Chorus 4. LEE C. FORREST J.V. Football 1; Biology C. 2; Track 3,4; Football 4. PAUL FOUCHE MARGARET FRALEIGH Amer. H.S. Japan 1,2; Cheerleader 1, Capt. 2; G.R.A. 1, Events Chairman 2; Yearbook 1,2, Senior Ed. 4; S.C.A. 1, 2, 4; Debate 3, 4; Int. Rel. C. 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Softball 2. KATHERINE GELBACH lASSO Art G Humor Ed. 2, Features Ed. 3,4; TEMPO Asst. Ed. 4; QUILL G SCROLL 3,4; MUSTANG 1,2,3; Int. Rel. C. 3, Historian 4; Sr. Dram. 2,3,4; S.C.A. 4; Jr. Variety Show 3; Keyettes 4; SIPA Delegate 2,3. BONNIE C. GERMAN Choir 2. PATRICIA GIBBONS Sr. Dram. C. 4; Int. Rel. C. 4; LASSO 4; TEMPO 4; N.V.H.S. 1,2, 3, 4; Library 2. BARRY GLASSMAN Sr. Dram. 1,2, 3, 4; Biology C. Pres. 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1,2,3; S.C.A. 4; Int. Rel. C. 3, 4; LASSO 3, 4; TEMPO 3, 4; MUSTANG 3. MARY HUIE S.C.A. 4; TEMPO CoiT. Ed, 4; Sr. Dram. 4; Int. Rel. C. 4; MUSTANG 3. GARY A. HULFISH KATHERINE JENKINS Stuart Hall Staunton, Va. 1,2; Dram. C. 1,4; Chorus 1,2; MUSTANG Literary Ed 4; TEMPO 4; Int. Rel. C. 4; Service League 1,2. MARTHA SUE JONES F.N.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Keyettes 3,4; Class Sec. 4; Biology C. 2; S.C.A. 4; F.N.A. Club Senator 1, Sec. -Treas. 3, Pres. 4. JEFFREY KAY Choir 1,2; Dram. 1, 2,3,4; Int. Rel. C. 3, Treas. 4; LASSO 3,4, Bus. Manager 4; Key Club 4; QUILL G SCROLL 3,4. MARY KATHLEEN KELLY Radford H. S. Honolulu, Hawaii 1, Wilson H.S. Long Beach 2; Pep C. 1; Latin C. 1; Calif. Scholarship Fed. 2; French C. 2; Spanish C. Treas. 2; A. F.S.C. 2- Girls ' League 2; S.C.A. 2; Tennis 2; Hockey 2; Debate 3,4;Keyette Club 3, fYes. 4; Int. Rel. C. 3,4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, Sec. 4; Outstanding Jr. Girl 3; Sr. Dram. 4; S.C.A. V.P. 4; TEMPO 4; Prom Queen 4. ALEXANDER KEPLER THOMAS LAVENDER Golf 2,3,4; Chess C. 1,4; Stamp C. 4, A. JOHN LEONE CYNTHIA LONG S.C.A. 1,2,3; LASSO 1; Sr. Dram. 3; Choir 1; F.N.A. 3,4; MUSTANG 1,2, Class Ed. 3; Biology C. 2. EDWARD MANWARING Key C. 4; Int. Rel. C. 4. DEADRA MARKS Heidelberg H.S. Germany 1; S.C.A. 1,3;G.A.A. 1; Biology Club 2;Sr.Dram. 2; Pep 2.3.4; Basketball 2; Softball 2; Class V.P. 3; F.T.A. 3.4. Chaplain 4; Cheerleader 4; Cheerleading C. 4. Treas. 4; Keyettes 2. Jr. Rep. 3. V. P. 4; Sec. District Keyette C. 4. GEORGE MASUN American Revolutionary Statesman 1-4; Va. House of Burgesses; Constitutional Convention; Objections to the Federal Constitution , Author. JOHN MASTERSON Frankfurt H.S. Germany 1; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Melloteens 1; Librarian 4; Concert Band 2; Marching Band 3,4; Speech G Drama C. 1; Sr. Dram. 3,4; Int. Rel. C. 3,4; MUSTANG 2; S.C.A. 1. MARGARET GORMAN F.H.A. 1; MUSTANG 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Science Fair Award 2; Biology C.2; J.V. Basketball 2; Intramural Basketball Co-Captain 3; Jr. Librarian 1,2; Spanish C. 4; N.V.H.S. 1,2, 3,4; Int. Rel. C. 4. THOMAS TRAUTMANN GRAHAM J. V. Football 1; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Football 2,3, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 3; Monogram C. 3, Chaplain 4; Key C. 3,4; Golf 1,2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3,4; Prom Comm. Chairman 3. MICHAEL GRESS Silver Lake H.S., Mass. 2; Plymouth H.S., Mass. 1; Dramatics 1,4; Debate Team 1; MUSTANG Photog. Editor 4; Photog. Club 4. NANCY ANNE HAHN Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Keyette C. 3,4; Int. Rel. C. 3,4; Basketball 2; Jr. Dram. 1 ; Sr. Dram. 4; Sr. High Choir 1,2,3; F.N. A. 3;S.C.A. 1,2; LASSO 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1; Variety Show 3, Sec. 3, Historian 2,3. CARLE. HALL Key C. 2,3,4; Monogram C. 3,4; J.V. Basketball 1 ,2; Basketball 3,4; Golf 2,3,4. MYRON HANKE Band 1,2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1,2; Sr. Dram. 4. EUGENE HARRISON Class Treas. 1; Sr. Hi-Y 2; Monogram C. 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Golf 3,4, INGRID M. HAYES JACQUELINE HELLER SANDRA LOUISE HELWIG F.H.A. 1,2,3; Pep C. 2,3,4; Cheerleading C. 3, Pres. 4; S.C.A. 4; Variety Show 1; Cheerleader 2,3, Capt. 4. MARIE HENRY Gardner H.S., Gardner, Mass. 1,2,3. ROBERT HERB Sr. Dram. 3, 4; Biology C. 2. ANNE ELIZABETH HERFINDAHL Band 1, Sec. 2, 3, Pres. 4, Student Director 4; Class Pres. 1; Choir 1, Pres. 2; Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,3,4; S.C.A. 2,3,4. RODNEY HERNDON JAMES S. HOLLINS J V. Basketball 1,2; Basketball 3; Boys ' State 3. MICHAEL T. HORKAN Golf 3,4. MARGARET R. HOWELL MARY LOUISE HUARD F.N. A. 1,3, Public Rel. Chairman 4; Class Treas. 4. ANN McNAMARA S.C.A. 2; Thespian Society; Biology C. 2, Span. C. , J Basketball 2; Debate 1. CAROL MEESE F.N. A. 2, V.P. 3, Sec. 4; Sr. Dram. 1,3,4; Int. Rel. C. 4; Keyette C. 4; MUSTANG 2,3; F.H.A. 1; Choir 4. COURTNEY MEYER J.V. Football 1; Football 3,4. WALTER MIELWOCKI Chess C. 1,2, 3, 4; Sr. Dram. C. 1,2, 3, 4; Thespian Society; Int. Rel. C. 3,4; Track 1,2; Choir 1,2,3; MUSTANG 2,3; S.C.A. 1,3; Biology C. 2. CARLEE MODINE Stuttgart H.S. Germany 1,2; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Cheerleader 2; G.A.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 4; Int. Rel. C. 4; MUSTANG Sr. Ed. 4. HELEN MOMSEN Choir 3,4; Int. Rel. C. 3; Sr. Dram. C. 2,3,4. GEORGIA MOYKA Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1; F.H.A. 1; Sr. Dram. C. 2, 3,4; MUSTANG 2, 3,4; LASSO 3; Int. Rel. C. 3,4; Span. 4; SIPA Convention 2, 3; Keyette C. 3,4; QUILLS SCROLL 3,4; F.N.A. 4. CARL NEUBERG Monogram C. 4; J. V. Football 1; Football 2, 3,4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1; Biology C. 2. ELWOOD NORSWORTHY Hi-Y 3; Monogram C. 3,4; Track 4; Football 2,3,4. MARIA OLTMAN MUSTANG 1,2,3; LASSO 3,4; TEMPO 3,4; F.N.A. 2; N. V.H.S. 1,2, 3,4; Int. Rel. C. 3,4; Biology C. 2. DENA OTIS F.H.A. 1,2,3; Basketball 2; MUSTANG l,2;TEMPO Prod. Chief 3,4;Sr.Dram. 2,3,4; Biology C. 2; Pep C. 4; Debate 1. ANN OVERBY Ir Dram C 1- S.C.A. 1,2; Science C. Sec. 1; Biology C. 2; Sr. Dram. 2,3,4; K;y tT;s;ph. Dir. 2, senator 3,4, F.N.A. 3; MUSTANG 2, 3, TEMPO 4, Int. Rel. C. 4; S.C.A. 4; N.H.S. 2,3,4. ROBERT OWENDOFF Science C. V.P. 1; Biology C. 2; Band 1,2,4. V.P. 3; S.C.A. Nat Utin Soc. 2; Math. C. 4; First Place; G.M. Science Fair 2,3; First Place (Misc. Category) Va. State Fair. RICHARD PAUL Biology C.2; Sr. Dram. 2,3,4; LASSO 3,4; TEMPO 3,4; QUILL G SCROLL 3,4. NANCY PAYNE PAMELA PEARSON MAIJA-UISA PEITSARA Girls ' H.S. of Kuopio; Keyettes 4; Int. Rel. C. 4. RONALD PENNEY Key C. 4; Int. Rel. C. 3,4; S.C.A. 4; Span. C. 4. BETH ANN PIERCE McLean H.S. Va. 1,2; MUSTANG Ed. 4; Class Pres. 3; Nat. Hon, Soc. 3,4; S C.A. 4; Int. Rel. C. 3, V. P. 4; QUILL G SCROLL 3, 4. MEREDITH PIERCE F.T.A. 1,2; Jr. Dram. 1; Biology C. 2; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, Treas. 4; Int. Rel. C. 4; Span. C. 4; Typing Award 3. GERALDINE PUCKET Fairfax H.S. Va. 1; F.H.A. Treas. 1; Biology C. 2; F.T.A. 2,4, His. 3; Sec. 4; PepC. 2,4, Sec. 3, Sec. 4; Softball 2, Variety Show 2,3. THOMAS RAGLAND J.V. Football 1; Int. Rel. C. 4; Biology C. 2. NANCY REECE West H.S. Bremerton, Wash. 1; Outdoor C. 1; Pep C. 1; Torch Hon. Soc. 1; MUSTANG 2; Sr. Dram. C. 3; Choir 4; Int. Rel. C. 4. WILLIAM BLAINE REID ROBERT RHOADS Nat Hon. Soc. 3,4; Sr. Dram. 1, Stage Manager 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3, Drum Major 4; Chess C. 2,3, Pres. 4; MUSTANG Ad. Manager 3,4, Bus. Manager 4; Key C. 4; Biology C. 2; S.C.A. 4. SUSAN ROBERTS Auburn H.S. Auburn, Ala. 1; Falls Church H.S. Va. 2; F.H.A. 1; F.N.A. 3,4; Sr. Dram. 3,4; Span. C. 4; Int. Rel. C. 3,4; Thespian Society 3,4; Keyettes 4- Pep C. 1; Dramatics Award 3. RICHARD ROBERTSON Band 3, 4. WILLIAM ROBERTSON Hi-Y 3,4. JOAN RUSSELL Clay County H. S. 1; Orange Park H. S. 2; Pep Squad 1,2; Jr. Red Cross 1; Ubrary Council 2; F.H.A. 2; F.T.A. 2; Basketball 2; Dram. C. 3; Int. Rel. C. 3,4; F.N.A. 3. WILUAM SAMPSON Golf 3,4. SANDRA K. SANFORD SHARON LEE SCHNEIDER Softball 1,2; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Jr. Dram. 1; S.C.A. 2; Biology C. 2; PepC. 2,3, Pres. 4; F.T.A. 3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; Variety Show 2,3. DENNIS SHEA Tennis 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Int. Rel. C. 4; Audio-Visual 2. ROBERT SIK Rocket C. 1; Science C. 1; Track 3; Audio-Visual 3. ROBERT SMALE Granby H.S. Norfolk, Va. 1 , 2; Photography 4. GEORGE M. SMARTT Golf 3,4; Audio-Visual 1,2. SANDRA SMITH Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 1; Biology 2; Chorus 2; Dram. C. 2; MUSTANG 2; Int. Rel. C. 4. SHARRON SMITH S.C.A. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2; F.T.A. 1; Dram.C. 1,2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,4; MUSTANG 2; Biology C. 2; Pep C. 2,4; Keyettes 4; Majorette 1; Sweetheart Queen 4. RONALD SMITH Chess C. 3,4; Stamp C. 3; Baseball 3,4; School Store 2. ROBERT SORGEN Biology C. 2; Int. Rel. C. 4; Hi-Y 4, DAVID SPARROW Band 1,2,3, 4, Librarian 3, Manager 4; Biology C. 2; Sr. Dram. 3,4; S. C. A. 1; MUSTANG 2; Key C. 4. CONSTANCE STEINKAMP Band 1,2, 3,4; MUSTANG 1,2,3, Co-Ed. 4; Int. Rel. C. 4; Biology C. 2; Sr. Dram. C. 4. BARBARA STETSON S.C.A. 1,2,3, Corr. Sec. 4; Keyettes 3,4; Softball 1,2; PepC. 1,2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; J.V. Cheerleader 1, Captain 2; Cheerleader 4. GEOFFREY STODDART QUILL G SCROLL 3,4; Key C, 3, Pres, 4; Int. Rel. C. 3,4; TEMPO 3, 4; LASSO 3,4; Chess C. 2, V. P. 3, Sec. -Treas. 4; Biology C. 2; Sr. Dram. 4. KENNETH SWIGER Biology C. 2; Key C. 2,3,4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,3,4; Int. Rel. C. 3,4; Sr. Dram. 2, 3, 4; MUSTANG 3; TEMPO 4. KENT THACKREY Baseball 1,2, 3,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Key C. Soph. Director 2, Jr. Director 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Monogram C. 4; S.C.A. Treas. 3, Pres. 4; LASSO Sports Ed. 4. GEORGE TOREGAS Track 1,2, Capt. 3,4; Football 1; Monogram C. 2, Sec. 3,4; Biology C. 2; Pep C. 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; MUSTANG 3; LASSO 3. ANNE TURNER F.H.A. 1; Sr. Hi. Choir 2. CLAUDIA WELLS Choir 2; Sr. Dram. 2. SUSAN WEXLER Int. Rel. C. 3,4; Sr. Dram. 3; Biology C. 2. RUSSELL WHITFIELD Audio-Visual 1,2,3; Int. Rel. C. 4; Tennis 4. JULIE WLATT Ft. Hamilton H.S., Brooklyn 1; Groveton H.S., Va. 2; Sr. Dram. 3,4; F.N.A. 4; MUSTANG 3, Art. Ed. 4; Int. Rel. C. 3,4; Art. C. 1,2, Newspaper 1. NANCY WILKERSON J.V. Basketball 2; Sr. H. Choir 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4. ANTHONY WOOD Biology C. 2; Track 2; PALETTE 2, 3; Int. Rel. C. 3,4j Sr. Dram. 2: Key C. 3, Sec. 4; LASSO 4. BARRY WRENN Biology C. 2; Baseball 2; Dram. C. 3; Key C. 3, V. P. 4j Class Pres. 4: Int Rel. C. 4. JUDITH ZIPF Pep C. 1, V.P. 3, Sec. 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Pres. 4; F.T.A. 1,2, 3,4; Sr. Hi. Choir 1; Cheerleader 2; Biology C. 2; S.C.A. 4. Club Directory S. C. A. Page 83. ELECTED OFFICERS: Barbara Stetson-Corresivmluig Sccrciary; Sharon Coimlnsky— Recording Secre- tary; Kent Thackery— President; Sarah Edmondson— 2nd Vice President; Tom Doyie-Trcasurcr. Not pictured: Kailty Kelly— Vice President. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: 1st row ; Sara Edmomlson. Barbara Stetson, Kent Thackery, Sharon Cosminsky, Tom Doyle. row: Judy Zlph-Social Committee. Belli Ann Pierce-Public Relations; Sionn Dexter- Freshman Class President; Skip Schwenn— 7th grade Pres. row: Bob Owendoff— Special Projects; Bob Rhoads— Elections; Barry Classman— Assembly. Page 84. EXHIBITION COMMITTEE: 1st row : Howard Williams— Secretary; Richard Thompson— President; Chip Hovey-King-Vice President; Dr. DeCregario-Sponsor. row; Richard Atkinson, William Bonncll, Steve Mahan. 3rd row : John Weaver, Riilip Celbadi, Bob McBride, Cregg Fisher, LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL: 1 row : Barbara Stetson, Sharon Cosminsky, Kent Thackery, Sarali Edmondson, Tom Doyle. 2nd row : Gayle Yates, Judy Ziph, Linda Marks, Lee Allums, Marion Edwards. 3rd row : Ann Bowie, Peggy Anderson, Linda Rains, Nancy Roc, Kathic EdwanU, Carol McBee. row: Ben Brown, Michael Cone, Steve McLean, Roger Bumiiam, Mike McClure, Ron Penney, Bob Mulenburg. INTERNATIONAL RELAT IONS CLUB Page 66. 1st row : Jeff Kay— Treasurer; Mr. McBlair- S po nsor; Belli Ann Pierce— Vice President; Bill Bradford— I esident. Not pictured— Jaye Bausser— Secretary; Kathy Celbach— Historian. 2nd row : Beth Langly, Emily Lay, Pat Browder, Lee Allums, Juli Wlatt, Sharon Schneider, hlodgc Alves. 3rd row : Shelley Buck, Connie Steinkamp, Arm Overby, Nancy Hahn, Margie Fralcigh, Tepu Peltsara, Katliy Kelly, Mary Huie. 4th row : Susan Roberts, Carol Meesc, Ann McNamara, Susan Wexlcr, Srah Blair, Barbara Blair, Diana Duggan, Dennis Shea, John Masterson. Stii row : Barry Wrenn, BUI Cox, Richard Davidson, Jack Roe, Edith St. John, B 1 a i r Hoffman, Kay Jenkins, Bill Bausser. 6th row : Mike Cress, Allan Vannerman, Barry Classman, Stephen Shields, Ceoff Stoddart, Ron Penney, Ted Manwaring, Walter Mielwocki. CHESS CLUB Page 86. 1st row : Ben Brown, Lloyd Calken. 2nd row : Bob Rliodes, John Michaels, Ceoff Stoddart. CLUB IN ACTION— Standing : Walter Mallory, David Koffman, Michael Cone, George Phillip. Sitting - 1st row : Thomas Newton, Ben Brown, Bob Rhodes, Lloyd Calken. 2nd row , backs to camera: Robert Wood, Wilbert Mahoney. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Page 89. low: Beth Ann Pierce, Ann Herfindahl-Pr ei idc n t. Not pictured-Kathy Kelly-Vice President; Meredith Pierce— Secretary-Treasurer. 2nd row : Ann Overby, Sharon Cosminsky, Nancy Hahn. 3rd row : Bill Bradford, Bob Rhoads, Kent Thackery, Jim Edmondson. SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUB Page 90. 1st row : Ann McNamara— Secretary-TreasurcrjDonna Fisher— President, Emily Lay— Vice Pretident. 2nd row: Beth Longly, Pal Browder, Lee Allums, Ronnie Spero, Parry Price, Juli Wlatt, Hodge Alves, Don j es, Janice Lamb. row: Ann Overby, George nillllp, Nancy Hahn, Barbara Blair, Shelly Buck, Helen Momson, Susan Roberu. row: Bob Herb, Jogn Mastcrion, Jock Roe, Blair Hoffman, Janice Johnston, Kay Jenkins, Bob Rhoads, Bill Bradford, Mike Cress, Walter Mielwocki. 159 JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB Mi� Amsruu-Spon t; Marion Siian SwarUiout, -- - Oo„.v S.ein, ,„av Paraa. ?Caxlijana Dunn, Kathie Tackney, D.ck Fredenburg, Fanny Parka . KEY CLUB -BiUBradFord-Sacrararyi W.a. .id-, IraTTaL an krH-Br- NUnwaring, David Jacobson, Kent Thackery. KEYETTE CLUB Allu� «-Corresponding Secreta j Sha Vice President; Kathy KeUy-Preside«; F t Simmo P „ jane Umb. 3rd row: Mrs. P=;ta nai ?ar -S.nt TRI HI Y , - p,..i, Cole-Vice President; Ann Middleton-Sccretary; Pam Everett- ist tow: Gail Wright-Chaplain; Paula Vice ’ 13 . piynn, Pauline Slade, Beth Longley, Til an. Not pictured: Donna Spe ' Connie Untz. Bobbie Walter. Marie WUret. :S L ' M gtr Sandridg;. Peggy Martin. Barbara Disque. Karen Culbertson. Carol Klein. HI Y Vinca.. Pa.erm-HU.orian. b r -nni. c.;;;b;T SCIENCE CLUB Page 96. , xx.� n«Tn, Vir - President Ron Keeler; Mr. Layton— al r ' iSuy-s” T o-„as Newion. M David KoDnian, B.li B er. Mike McClure, leff Martin, Mark McDowell. biology club Jrffi orge Phillip, jlna ' Hnhn-ViJ Pres.danti Susan P t:;e-S«rl. ; Nor p.c.ur.dr Paid Jones-Traasrucr. Naii Firhar-Praiidan.. MATH CLUB Page 98. To, r mv Smith, David Koffman-Programming Committee. 2nd 1st row : Mark Then, Charles Cairo , . j t «,,ic«. Rinlpv— President Brenda Drummond— GEORGE MASON TWIST CLUB n Rortomlev Bellesarkent-Musical Historian;Delores Del Lackes. Wanda Bardiolomew- m row:Lucille Bottomlev .Belle Sar Maroie Applebution, Cornelia Slotboom, Penelope Nurse; J ‘ Lby Quasimodo. 3rd row: Sam Spade. Irving Pennysworth, Vanessa Van Millicent Wiggleswell. Agathithlcbee Quincent Witherspoon. Bab -Kmg, Jo-E. Warped-Vica King, and Edgar Primp— Chiropractor. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF D.ana Duggin, Bill Cox, Karen louden, Fred Bolling, Doug Conner, DEBATE CLUB Na ' ncyHahn, Mika Cars, Magoo, Aihar. Burga.a, Ua Aiiu.r. laid BAP, Margie K eigll, Joe Anglin, Kathy Kelly, Barry Clasxnian, Mika Grass, Mr. McCae. future teachers of AMERICA Marks-Chap.ain, Sh„o„ ?: ' ;ar):dTz;r:7:drC?N% ;c;:srB Zleses. Ira-. Susa„ Maniy, Peggy Martin, Diana Clark, Sharon Schneider, Barbara Montfort. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Page 103. Mi„:her— Treasurer; Carol Meese— Secretary; Sue 1st row: Mary Louise Huard-Public Relaliom, Cordon-Sponsor. 2nd row: Dorothy Stein, ]7ne President; Elaine Thomas-Vice esidenC Corneliq Cotter. Janie Dillender, Noodles Wia , 3 Ann Rankin. Sandy Chaszai. 4th r: rNaLr.rarHorn. kU rackney. Claudette Eubank. Ellen Levin. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Middleton, Lala Bolton. SPANISH CLUB Page 105. 1st row; Ron Penny —President; Patty Browder— Vice President. 2nd row : Georgia Moyka, Beth Ann Pierce, Hodge Alves. 3rd row ; Mary Ann Rankin, Walter Mallory, John Penny, Shelley Buck. 4th row : Carlijane Dunn, Ann McNamara, Susan Roberts. MONOGRAM CLUB Page 106. 1st row : Butch Duncan— Vice President; Charlie Albright— T reasurer; John Carlo— Pre s i d e n t, Trot Graham— Chaplain; George Toregas- Secretary. 2nd row : Lem Forrest, Paul Becker, Feddi Harrison, Phil Quam, John Ebert. 3rd row : Carl Neuberg, Butch Norsworthy, Skip Hamburg, Tod McNab, Don Roth. 4th row : John Michail, Carl Hall, Tom Doyle, Kent Thackery, Dave Carlo, Mike Davis. CHEERLEADING CLUB Page 107. 1st row : Dee Marks- Treasurer; Barbara Stetson— Vice President; Sande Helwig— Pr e s i de n t; Barbara Marks-Secretary; Nancy Swarthout— Historian. 2nd j 2 w: Gayle Yates, Linda Marks, Cindy Mummery, Nancy Jones. 3rd row : Linda Rains, Janice Johnston, Sharon Cosminsky. PEP CLUB Page 108. row: Susan Graham— Treasurer; Judy Zipf-Recording Secretary; Sharon Schneider-President, Carol McBee— Vice President; Jerry Puckett— Corresponding Secretary. 2nd row Cavle Yates, Nancy Swarthout, Sharon Bailey, Peggy Anderson, Linda Marks. 3rd row: ' Gail Heeter, Barbara Marks, Nancy Jones, Bobbi Walter, Veronica Papanicolas, Gail Mabry. 4 row: Ann Middleton, Sally Stratton, Kathleen Modine, Sharon Gosminsky, Susan De tier, Dee Marks, Faye Bowie. 5 row: Barbara Owen, Judy Strup, Kathy Tackney, Kathy Sandige, Janice Johnston, Edith St. John. AUDIO-VISUAL STAFF Page 109. mrow: Bob Beverley, Phil Wright, Paul Vick, Cliff Rowland, row: Walter Mallory, Roie Black, Doug Sandford, David Churchill. SCHOOL STORE Page 109. Bonnie German, Gary McBee, Nancy Betters, Joan Fletcher, Mrs. Wilson- Sponsor. LASSO landing: ' Kathy Gelbach, Barbara Blair, Betsy Gress, Mrs. Delaney-Sponsor; Nancy Hahn-Adveriising Manage! Seated : Kent Thackerey-Sports Editor;Jo Ann Silverstein-Assistant Editor;Alan Vanneman, Bill Bradford-Editor. Not pictured : Jack Roe-Layout Editor; Jeff Kay-Busmess Manager. TEMPO mX Hum, Maria Oltman-Art Editor, Alan Vanneman. Ken Swiger-Editor; I y Spo or; Peter Russell, Kathy Gelbach-Assistani Editor. Not pictur : Dena Otis-Production Manager. Pat Gibbons, Kathy Kelly, Ann Overby. MIGHTY MUSTANCi Page 112. Top left , standing : Jo Acosta— Underclassmen; Richard Davidson— Features; lUiyJcnkiiu— Literary Editor; Georgia Moyka— Clubs; Bob Rlioads— Advertising Manager; Laurie Overby, Claudia Vandcr Heuval, Sylvia Cordon, Barbara Zieses— Faculty Seated : Connie Steinkamp— Assistant Editor; Julie Wlalt— Art Editor; Mike Gress— Photo g raphy Editor; Parry Pierce. Not pictured ; Margie Fralcigh and Carlccn Modine— Seniors; Bill Cox— Sports, Belli Ann Pierce— Editor. Bottom right : Mr. Foster, Mary Ann Warden, Ann Pavllck— An Staff. CHOIR: GEORGE MASON SINGERS Page 144. 1st row : Claudia Vander Heuvel, Nasim Abbas, Elizabeth Sherman, Carol Wallace, Brenda Drummond, Linda Gray, Jane Hoffman, Pennic Redmon, Barbara Ziesses, Donna O ' Ncalc. 2nd row : Susan Manly, Kristan Isackson, Janet Neuberg, Diane Vines, Mary Lou McQuillan, Patsy Rocca, Lavmia Sherman, Ann Miller, Vicki Grant, Nancy Stuart, Sharon Farrell, Janice Johnston. GIRLS ' ENSEMBLE: Page 144. 1st row : Debbie Forbes, Joan Nugent, Janice Houseman, Sherry Vetter, Steve Atkins, Jim Newton, Walter Rankin, Ben Brown, Connie Lents, Nancy Reece, Lelani Lansing, Rosina Pate, Dcnlsc Chourrcl, Barbara Dewhurst. 2nd row : Peggy Martin, Elisabetli McDowell, Carol Mecse, Steve Koelr, David Forbes, Tom Callanen, Jay Hankc, John Masterson, Judy Bauer, Nlta Werner, Aim Whiling, Cornelia Cotter, Susan Grenoble. 3rd row : Mary Hall, Connie Miisser, Kathy Smltli, Jana Hahn, Don RoUi, Toni Coons, Mike McBlair, Rick Cuthridge, Jim Ciddens, Kay Jenkins, Mary Ann Johnson, Helen Momien, Sandlc Sandford, Maria Gabriel, Sharon Farrell. CONCERl BAND Page 146. Flutes: Peggy Price, Brenda Drummond, Elizabeth McPoweil, Connie Steinkamp, Susan Steinkamp, Maureen Thackrey, Dcggie Forbes. Oboes : Myron Hanke, Claudia Vandcr Heuvel. Clarinets : Anne Herfindahl, Steve Reimcn, Judy Ingalls, Ross Armstrong, Jim Owendoff, Phil Gelbach, Kathy Ross, Gregg Fisher, Charles Werth, Robin Kelley, Peggy Ewalt. Alto Saxophone : Keith Louden, Paul Weed. Tenor Saxophone : Phil Gillespie, Calvin Fouchc. Cornets ; Jay Hankc, Bob Owendoff, Glenn Lctham, George Phillips, Richard Roberuon, Charles Mason, Jeff Hall, Joan Gilmore, Cortton Summel, Bob McBride. Horns : David Forbes, John Finley, Walter Mallory, B-irbara Bowling. Baritones ; David Sparrow, Bill Heyde. Trombones : Paul Jones, Louis Kuritzky, Doug Wallingford, Brenda Warner. Basses: Bob Rlioades, John Bonnell. Percussion : John Michael, Gladys Bulwiiiklc, Ed Mahaffy, Doug Keller. ORCHESTRA Page 148. n Violins: Laura Bnckman, Timothy Rutherford, Mary Uncaitec, Carol Tcrnald, Sharon Holmes. CcUo.: Cornelia Cotter. Clarinets : Barry Classman, Phillip Gelbach. Trumpet : George Pliilllp. Horn: Waller Mallory. Piano : Lelani Lansing. Bass; Douglas Carper, Bill Ellis. MAJORETTES URto‘ r Qht: Carol Wallace, Marilyn Skubal. Sharon Bailey, Nancy Steller, Sharon Flym, Diane Hughes, Froni Marg ret Otis, Susan Maxwell, Sandy Scenst. Diane Hughes, Judy Tranna. Sharon Bailey, Carol Wallace, Marilyn Skubal, Sharon Flynt, Nancy Sictter. Compliments of The Alpha Omega Hi-Y Congratulations Class of ' 62 The Pep Club FALLS CHURCH BANK Falls Church, Va. Serving the Area For Fifty Years Washington and Broad Streets Branch: 1224 W. Broad St. 6813 Lee Highway Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation JE 4-4000 163 . ■ • IXS ffS , F. A. McGonegal lumbing and Heating Service 1061 W. Broad St. 2-4440 Radio Dispatched Service Trucks Prestige Dry Cleaners, Inc. 1235 S. Washington St. Falls Church, Va. J£ 2-9784 Best Wishes to The Mustangs ' McQuinn’s Sporting Good 1204 N. Hartford Street Arlington, Va. JA 8-7717 JA 8-7718 Dale Lumber Co., Inc. Lumber - Mi 11 work Discounts for Cash Carry JE 4-8600 217 Gordon Road one block off Broad St. West End SHOULDN ' T YOUR YARD LOOK LIKE THIS? Finest Quality Pools by - M. H. Gillespie Co., Inc. 101 -A Gordon Road Falls Church, Va. JE 2-9134 A R Tool Rental and Sales, Inc. Across from Hechingers Contractors and Homeowners Hand Tools to Bulldozers Rentals - Sales - Service Vacation and Utility Trailers Daily 7:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. 52S S. Washington St. JE 2-S600 Falls Church Florist 721 S. Washington St. JE 3-1334 Corsages of all Kinds 165 rviivvri’naiTiranMtvmnnMni ' f Alexandria Dairy Products Co., Inc Orusin Motors 704 West Broad Street Falls Church, Va. JE 4-9595 JE 4-2422 Fine Used Cars Owned and Operated by Virginians for Virginians Quality Dairy Products for over 30 years. Serving The George Mason Cafeteria ®xford 230 W. Broad St., Falls Church TJic Store Designed with the School and College student in Mind Complete line of clothing • in both Boys ' and Mens furnishings • Boys ' sizes 12 to 20; Mens sizes 36 to 46 Complete (dt eration and Tailoring Shop Phone }E 2-1100 McDaniel’s Esso Gas - Oils- Lubrication 935 W. Broad Street Falls Church, Va. JE 2-2127 Tri-Way Travel Agency Authorized Agents For All Airlines: Domestic - Foreign Tickets at published tariff rates . Tours . Steamship . Cruises . Resorts 901-A West Broad St. JE 3-3279 WASHINGTON BOnUNG, INC. Kbifi Sired ALi:XASDRIA. VIHCIMA Calf Kl H ()125 For Your Special Fveuls 167 MITCHELLS BARBER SHOP 118 N. Va$hin0on Street Falls Church, Virginia Where All Good Fellows Meet Peter Pan 5 and 10 1065 W. Brood St. JE 4-3674 FALLS CHURCH, VA. “Open 9-9 Daily Falls Church, Vo. Congratulations, Class of ' 62 SNYDER COMPANY Falls Church, Va. CLuJ. WJL CLOTHIER OF DISTINCTION Famous for Famous Brands WILLSTON SHOPPING CENTER PALM BEACrf SUITS JANTZEN SPORTSWEAR INTERWOVEN HOSIERY ARROW SHIRTS - STETSON HATS Lady Manhattan SKIRTS BLOUSES JE 3-1322 FAUS CHURCH OPtM MON THMP fU m� PM amplC paMM J2 MOOCTN SANCTIONED DUCK PIN UNES • for open bowling or LEAGUE RESERVATIONS JE 3-8131 • DELUXE FOOD REFRESHMENT AU CondiUoned Frte Parking Professional Sending Instruction FALLS CHURCH BOWUNG CENTER INC. 400 W. ftirfM St. FaHi Chorch Wallingford Private School 1735 Annandale Road JE 2-4320 Kindergarten - 1st 2nd Grades Falls Church, Virginia VIRGINIA FOREST ESSO ATI,AS rilU ' S 6 liArriJUES K. T. Clem 702 S. Wasinn ilon S (. (Lev Uifif.) JE 2-2653 Ealis Clniirh. Vir imia :.9-aamA Godfrey Sunoco Service OPEN 24 HOURS BATTERIES-TIRES-ACCESSORIES 934 U ' . Brood Street JE 2-9585 170 Your Neighborhood Variety Store PERSONAL SERVICE - QUALITY MERCHANDISE - LOWEST PRICES Robertson’s 5 and 10 Stores, Inc. Free Parking At All Locations 109 E. Broad St. Falls Church, Virginia 2213 N. Buchanan (Opposite Safeway Lee Hgwy. G Glebe Rd. ) Arlington, Va. Harry J. O’Meara Tile Co., Inc. Ceramic Tile Contractors 1113 W. Broad Street Falls Church, Virginia JEfferson 4-7175 The shop that still gives the customer his money ' s worth: a $1.00 haircut for $1.00 Center Barber Shop 129 S. Washington St. Congratulations, Class of ' 62 R. B. CLARK MOTOR CO. Your Chrtjsler-Ph mouth Dealer Falls Church, Va.-Leesburg, Va. liTJ Lord Fairfax Clothiers, Inc. 108 E. Broad Street JE 2-6800 Flowers For All Occasions M eese’s FI ower Shop 203 E. Fairfax St. JE 4-7117 Falls Church, Va. 171 nil Scoman Sales Service Serving all of Northern Virginia 1513 Wilson Boulevard Arlington 9, Virginia JAckson 7-0862 Adding Machines Sales Calculators Service Typewriters Rentals WALLACE AND MONROE 438 S. Washington St. (Lee Highway) JE 2-2966 Falls Church, Virginia King-Kerley Dry Cleaners and Launderers 444 S. Washington Street (Near Hechinger ' s) Falls Church, Va. JE 2-4429 JE 2-1713 The W. Ted Austin Agency Dial JE 3-1200 Insurance Consultants 450 W. Broad Street Falls Church, Virginia Compliments of The YWCA . Where YOU Belong Y.W. C.A. Northern Virginia Center 715 West Broad Street, Falls Church For classes, program service call YWCA Y Mrs. Jerry Magly, Director JE 4-0909 G ERS UND im Hollins Incorporate All Types of Insurance 118 East Broad Street Falls Church, Virginia JE 3-0400 JE 3-0401 ' ' OTo hotel VILLAGE HOUSE MOTEL 245 N. Washington St. Falls Church, Virginia JE 4-80C0 Herb’s Auto Repair Complete Automotive Service 802 S. Washington St. Falls Church, Virginia JE 2-3455 173 HARRIS EWING OFFICIAL PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAP HER TO THE 1961 SENIOR CLASS GEORGE MASON HIGH SCHOOL 1304 G Sf., N.W. Washington, D.C. NA 8-8700 4 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abramson Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Benson Mr. and Mrs. William A. Bradford John and Myra Bradley Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Burnham Mr. Campbell Mrs. Costa ' s 9-5 Mr. and Mrs. James Disney, Jr. Future Nurses Club Dr. M. D. Handmacher Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hedetniemi, Sr Mr. and Mrs. James T. Jenkins Vera Louden Col. and Mrs. Franklin K. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Penney Capt. and Mrs. H. B. Reece U. S. N. Senior Dramatics Club Harold Silverstein Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smart Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Thackrey THE ALMA SHOPS Nationally Advertised Brands Ladies Ready-to-Wear Falls Church Clarendon Virginia Best Wishes from the AGP Tower Square Falls Church, Virginia ARLINGTON G FAIRFAX EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Clerical - Domestic 1057 W. Broad Street Falls Church, Va. JE 2-1575 BRADLEY ' S LAWN MOWER AND SAW SHOP 1042 W. Broad Street Falls Church, Va. JE 2-2467 Congratulations to the Class of ' 62 WORLD BOOK ENYCLOPEDIA JE 3-7320 CHILD CRAFT BOOKS FT Business Patrons Congratulations Class of 1962 FALLS CHURCH REALTY 907 W. Broad Street JE 2-8010 Best Wishes to Seniors ' 62 FALLS CHURCH JEWELERS 108 W. Broad Street Falls Church 4-2300 FIELD ' S DELICATESSEN If You Can ' t Get It Here, You Can ' t Get It 1067 West Broad Street Falls Church, Va. JE 2-9625 FOLEY ' S JEWELRY AND GIFTS All Work Guaranteed atch Repairing Jewelry Repairing 238 W. Broad Street Falls Church, Va . JE 2-2123 HIGHLAND ORCHIDS Beautiful Co rsages Very Reasonable Special Prices for Students 900 Highland Ave. JE 3-7926 Falls Church, Va. Congratulations, Class of ' 621 MOREHEAD ' S ATLANTIC 1132 W. Broad St. Falls Church, Va. JE 4-9732 MUNSON REALTY Dealing in Virginia Properties 301 Park Avenue Falls Church, Va. JE 2-0700 WHITE STAR VALET 16S Hillwood Ave. 12 N. West St. JE 4-9830 JE 4-1211 We Operate Our Own Plant Store Hours: 7 A. M. - 7 P. M. 175 Acl2MC uded emeHti The MUSTANG staff wishes to thank the foDowing: MR. FRANCIS FOSTER for supplying the artistic inspiration for MUSTANG ' 62. MR. ANDREW j. MAY of HARRIS EWING STUDIOS for his cooperation in scheduling his ace photographers to shoot our seniors, faculty and clubs MR. LLOYD V. GRESS of THE ALLSTON STUDIO for never saying no in a photographic emergency BILL COX AND FRED BOLAND our denziens of the darkroom MR. JOHNNY HANEY for locking and imlocking doors on those long, lonely evenings YOUNG JIM DISNEY for waiting for his Mommy so patiently each afternoon. MR. AND MRS. MOYKA MR. AND MRS. WlATT MR. AND MRS. PIERCE for providing emergency food and shelter during the periods of severe captional punishment THE STUDENT BODY for not believing the rumors. g B� BILCV STYLES PUeuC U8n «T VaC Mason Junlof-Senlof High School. Moslang yearbook 3 2766 00298 6725