Potomac High School - Prowler Yearbook (Dumfries, VA)

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Boring and Lifeless Students didn ' t just go to school every day, life would be too boring if we did. So thats why we created after school activities; activities that will keep America on her toes, like cheerleading, football, marching band, and so forth. A lot of people took part in school sports. Football was one example. Every day those play¬ ers practiced long tiring hours. This sh6wed because we won many games this year. We can say Thank You to those players for making Potomac 1. At these games we had something else to make them more exciting and enjoyable, our cheerleaders and marching band. The cheerleaders gave us a cheery mood at every game. These girls worked many hours after school learning new cheers and stunts. The marching band also was a big part of our foot¬ ball games. They too worked long hours marching, just to make our games more exciting. Student activity was a very im¬ portant part of Potomac. Without it, this school would be dull and lifeless. With more clubs, sports, and other activities, we definite¬ ly knew that Potomac was Mov¬ ing On. Nominees for SCA office waiting to make their speeches. Ray Jackson and Mr. Carr discuss DECA happenings.

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1 - 2 - 3 - 4 With special help from Mr. Bertolasio, Da¬ vid Bell works on an engine. You ' re not watching me. French students must pay attention to Miss Cash. Students in Mrs. Emmons ' class check out books for their reports. Are you shocked Miss Droves?

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n The premier performance of our Marching Band. Twirling for the spectators at half time is Frances Curran. Mr. Dill directs up a storm.