Potomac High School - Prowler Yearbook (Dumfries, VA)

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Moving on Packing . . . Old Friends. Unpacking . . . New Friends . . . . After a long awaited time, we moved to the new Potomac build¬ ing. Also, we moved on to the next phase of life — growing up, getting older, and going on to big¬ ger and better things. Some looked forward to this, while others were apprehensive. No matter how we looked at it, we were MOVING ON! One of Miss Baldwin ' s classes has a Spanish meal. All eyes on Mr. Dill, as he conducts the symphonic band. As Mr. Maguire walks into his classroom, he is shocked by a camera lens.

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2:00 pm Before and After Studying . . . Homework . . . Tests . . . Reports . . . Classes . . . These were all part of a student ' s aca¬ demic life, and seemed to take up most of his time. Academic life was a big part of school life, no matter how one looked at it. Some were of the opinion that academics were of more value than sports, while others placed more value on sports and other activities. Many courses were offered at Potomac, languages . . . sciences . . . maths . . . the arts . . . just to name a few. Students chose from these courses to piece together their schedule. What courses students took, and how well they did in them, may not appear important now, but when it comes time to fill out job and college applications, they be¬ come extremely important. During the DECA picnic, Mr. Carr is busy burning the hamburgers. Even though school ' s out, the work still goes on. Leaving after a hard day ' s work. While Mrs. Baker looks on, Mrs. Pegler signs Scott into school. idents in Mrs. Rast ' s earth science class )k relaxed. i unusual scene riod geometry ying attention. . Scott ' s 6th — Students