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

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PRESIDENT JIMMY HULL ' C A I :Sri ' .V .1 -1,--gi v .' ,'7Z'515'1l 3.1: .5 xg argl? 5: pq-.1 . WJ 4 wil: 10 This is the special class of '65. These are the Seniors who roamed the halls and sat on the steps during free periods. With guitars, they sang in the Senior rooms and in other places, barred to all underclassmen and faculty. Sometimes, after fifth period, they'd go to Tops for Sirloiners and hot fudge ice cream cake. And then, they'd come back and study on the grass, worrying about government tests, or visit the office, to eat candy and bother Mr. Cormier. The Seniors scrubbed all the ,64's from the sidewalks and planted '65 in the grass on the hill to last forever. They were at the games holding up big letters that spelled MUSTANG and ringing the Victory Bell. They played music for homerooms in the mornings. The Beatles and Peter, Paul, and Mary. Birthday babies, words of wisdom on Team Teaching room blackboards, Santa Claus at the Christmas assembly throwing lollipops to all. Service projects, work and study. Freedom and responsibility. This is the special class of ,65. The Mighty Seniors- all of them together and each of them alone. CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT MALCOLM SHICK f ,I Qmifgl 'v