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By MICHELE MAY
Rappahannock Newt Staff Writer
(Editor’s note: In the second of our two-part series, “A Look At The Best," the Rappahannock News examines the educational program at George Mason High School in Falls Church, one of RCHS’s opponents in the Bull Run athletic district.)
Aside from some posters advertising a "totally, totally awesome bakesale” and a “computer compatibility” dating service, this corridor could be a set for “Happy Days.”
The early ’50s architecture is offset with a copious supply of trash bins; today is locker clean-out time.
The cast of characters seems familiar, too. The teachers have i a fresh, cheerleaders’ qoach appearance; they wear pullover sweaters and' suede shoes and look healthy and happy. The kids are unusual in that smiles and laughter bubble from each and every one of them. “Want some food?” offers a small boy with a big grin. “I made-it in home ec class!” He drifts down the hall with hiSi aluminum foil
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