Potomac High School - Prowler Yearbook (Dumfries, VA)

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Happiness is having a close friend in study hall. Not only do Bo Colcombe and Paul Tiede work well together on the field, but also in the classroom. One of Potomac’s star baseball players, Danny Raley, contemplates the game during a brief respite. Out of Life Student Life

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mr T4T LHrHrsi When Potomac High School first opened its doors in 1978, the class of ’83 was in control of the future of our new school. When the class of ’84 arrived, an in¬ separable bond was formed between the two classes. But while the class of ’83 was in the limelight, the class of ’84 lurked backstage. When the class of ’83 moved on in their lives, it was time for the class of ’84 to take charge as seniors. It was our turn, and it was time to hit the lights as we became the leaders of Potomac Senior High School. We had always been second to the class of ’83, but as seniors, we had the power to uphold the tradi tions and good name of Potomac. No school is complete, however, without the help of the freshmen, sophomore, and junior classes. The freshmen had their usual trouble of trying to find their classes, while we all had trou¬ ble getting through the crowded hallways. The juniors got their class rings while the sophomores counted down their second year of high school. When we were all thrown together into one big building, it may not have seemed like we had much in common. But Potomac’s pride has always been in our togetherness and ability to cooperate with one another. With the same pride, spirit, and respect for one another that we ' ve seen throughout the history of Potomac, this year has proven to be Totally Electrifying. Susan Bahorich seems excited as she walks into the auditorium with all of her classmates. The highlight of every student’s high school experience is gradua¬ tion, and last year was no exception. Tim Vinson, who is a major contributor to the cross country team, tries his hand at tennis. Qi -dale To succeed in any sport, you must practice. Matt Pope, David Norton, Danny Raley, Bryan Luedtke, Mike Hargrave and Rodney Emmons show their devotion and enthusiasm for baseball all year round. Opening

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There are some interesting things you can find under the microscope. Shawn Meade and John Jackson puzzle over what they could possibly have discovered in biology. Panthers get a real charge out of life at Potomac High School. Full of spirit, they make the most out of every moment of their lives. Over the summer, Panthers were seen prowling at camps all over the state or just lazing about at home soaking up the sun. Occasionally, you could even spot one at a summer job. When school started, Panthers hit the books and started participating in after¬ school activities. All this they did with fervor. That is what makes a Panther so special — everyth ing he does, he does with enthusiasm. This has become a characteristic of Panthers which gets them recognized everywhere. Student Life