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

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Some students are already speculating that the school year ' 70- ' 71 will be known as The Year of the Senior Class That Wasn ' t. A decrease of interest in the traditional school activities, in- cluding the S.C.A., its projects, and athletics, has caused a great deal of concern among many people. This phenomenon, however, does not represent The Demoralization of George Mason, but is in reality the first step in The Greening of George Mason. As described by Charles Reich in The Green- ing of America, many GM students are under- going a change of consciousness. They are be- coming more aware of themselves and more honest about their ambitions. Unfortunately in a public school many students have ambitions which are not academic and they, therefore, of- ten reject school activities. George Mason is probably one of the green- est schools in Northern Virginia. It should recognize this as an asset and strive to make education meet every individual ' s ambitions and needs. — Jeff Strait JVW out of ( J15 A 5 ?ajs€ of eivcqfitfA 6 still A kca arj f or $ Jr f c { but Iiv£ r e«c( of coitfroli; fhe 6A Wr A WA t ; wt joiaj have fo deal with ovr ouja Will am traud

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Treading the pathway maze of education must be the doing of the individual, assisted by those who have gone before as well as by those who are now. Education is an endless search for the meaning of life. It is a search, which at times may appear to be rewarded with answers to questions, however, the correct answers of today are frequently the incorrect answers of tomorrow. Education is of bits and pieces, yet it is a whole without bounds, and it is indeed a struggle of mankind against catastrophe. — Brad Bouillette n Odd 4- | t WT Uhi L ldL6lw t |, ' k -TuJ k idu) I ImA U fltW krtfrAl 30 iUtlllA M J UJmucdJ Lj {aa ' Ju yj