Photo Gallery: George Mason H.S. Sends Off 161 Grads

2026-10-22 1:58 AM

Photo Gallery: George Mason H.S. Sends Off 161 Grads

GEORGE MASON HIGH School’s Class of 2010 students closed the Mustang chapter of their lives last Thursday with graduation ceremonies at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C.

GEORGE MASON HIGH School’s Class of 2010 students closed the Mustang chapter of their lives last Thursday with graduation ceremonies at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. United States Rep. Jim Moran (top right) challenged the 161 graduates with developing their full potentials to make the world a better place. “The greatest tragedy,” he said, “Is not physical death, but what we let die in us while we live.” (Photos: Vicki Coe, News-Press)

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