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Potomac Senior High School “In The Beginning prince Williajm 1 ' ublic ubrary Volume 11980 15941 Cardinal Dr. ■ | -. mm Woodbridge, Virginia
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1 School board gets to w ' plan for new high s Prince William School Board members nodded to approval VV »d!vr stia , as they looked over preliminary plans for the county sixth high school that show Classroom .ireas with movable partitions The partitions will allow teachers to change the size of cl:iHKrc»ofns in relations to in¬ structional requirements, ar- vWbti Charles Hicks told the hoard partitions can’t lw ! moved by the push of a button.’ Mlcte said. “The hraoitilofMypp walls do not provide sufficient tam ind barrier ' The preliminary drawings hm the Kpace in the academic portion of the pmpme4 hWP sohoto ckmM be mmpwd Ttw ort-iuoi t ptvptwt ' 4 Ha thr md0i tth coast y. , ' The dm ™ $» th « rlmmnmm may he chat «p j tmm four or m Ciowroom , to mor In mm t tint §txttolMy 4e erlt «3 the fi i r m» Im ictdls fotf-vMiUMiiKl Ip ftd»U tf$, ttiete concerned about designing a high school which is “V ?)® ®?? compact 4 ’, so that it Is te pensive to build and maintain. The idea will not hecessari y result in a rectangular homing. School Plant Strvtoes Djjctor Richard Johnson wto Wowev i the result is likely to be sprawling than the eoun y ■ current large high sc l 5 boar d Finally, Hicks said board members and parents were - f » dosigh-h to concerned u d r.» school so that u control students standa Hicks said 1 , corridors and P ' »n ministrative oH» - classman w-i’tions { a t! ! Hicks told the boa s fltw jun work is preitoum . v r n cih h construction bond is au fR county vrfers. begin on the final v High school why site okayed Prince William aixtl i tiUeh. ach ooi.i» to be on a W Vm Uuck scales between 1 95 and tl.S, l» The School Board Thursday night mmimumiy agreed to ‘ ■ . m ‘ acowislttott. Although the site does not front on U S. I. the board is making arrangements tor an access easement for the half-milt stretch between the highway and the school site. Funds for the site are included m the proposed $14 95 million school construction bond referendum which will go to the county voters June 14. Boardman Thomas Beane ab¬ stained from voting because his legal firm had previously represented the estate from which the Sand is to be purchased. Boardman Herbert Saunders voted on the motion. However, he said he is part of a corporation which owns land nearby, which was purchased from the same estate. “I just don’t want anyone to be confused about these two sites,” Saunders said as he explained his reai estate holdings. The site selection keeps the board on its basic schedule, although other parts of the high school planning have falllen slightly behind. The board finalized its contract with the high school architect Wednesday night. However, the board was scheduled to comment on the initial educational specifications for the school Wednesday night Because of the lengthy budget discussions, the board has deferred discussion on that topic until a special meeting, which has been called for Tuesday evening this? Contents Opening 1 Activities 37 Class 9 Sports 47 Faculty 25 Clubs 63 Student Life 31 Closing 75 Advertising 81 2
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