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A photo of Warfield as a teenager, around age 14 or 15, in Sullivan, Missouri.

A photo of Private John Warfield stationed in Arkansas, circa 1944.

The results of Warfield’s 1947 Graduate Record Examination displayed on an early computer punch card.

Warfield's PhD from Purdue University in 1952.

A photo documenting Warfield's leading role in the design of the PENNSTAC computer in the 1950s.

A 1968 photo showing Warfield at the blackboard, leading a discussion on a Battelle project for the Ohio Department of Education.

An organizational chart from 1988 highlighting the key figures involved in the Center for Interactive Management at George Mason University.

Following their first-ever Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) championship, the Patriots entered the new season with high hopes and a target on their backs.

George Mason defeats the University of Connecticut in overtime 86-84 to advance to the schools first and only Final Four game.

George Mason plays in the NCAA Tournament Final Four Game, losing to the University of Florida, but cements itself in the process as The Cinderella Team of the basketball world.