Manassas Park High School - Reflections Yearbook (Manassas Park, VA)

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Kim Howell turns as she hears the approach of the marching band. What a beautiful day for a quiet stroll through memory lane. When the students returned to school, they found that many changes had occurred in the school. Old teachers had left before students had the chance to say their good-byes and last year ' s vice-principal had become this year’s princi¬ pal. A new vice-principal and many new teachers, including a new librarian, were added to the rank-and-file. Two new classes, Oceanography and Computer Programming, were added to the curriculum, and Chemistry was replaced by Physics. More students had to ride to Osbourn High School this year because most of the language and science classes were moved over there. The old smoking lounge was replaced by a new fenced-off gravelled area with two picnic benches. The marching band got new uniforms and the library ac¬ quired seven new computers. A parking and maneuvering area was marked off for the students taking driver education, and the lockers in the locker rooms were unbent and fixed. And for the first time, an outside senior lounge was set up between the 200 and 300 wings, but that only lasted for about two weeks. Freda Metz plays her heart out for the cougars. Student Life 11

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Coping With The Changes Darrell Fritter works on an assignment for the Publications class. Bill Mackey shares a private moment with his mother. Lisa Hudson comes back from an enjoyable session of driving. Relaxing for a moment, Teri Testerman unknowingly poses for the camera. 10 Student Life

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Our Spirit Will Never Die Jay Burke is down, but never out. p - The Seniors show their superior spirit at the pep rallies. Kelle Connolly enjoys the music at a Dressingupforschoolfunctionsisjustoneof dance after a football game. the many ways that Chrissy Proffitt shows her school spirit. 12 Student Life