Potomac High School - Prowler Yearbook (Dumfries, VA)

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Chuck Money — Wrestling Kim Morrison — Flags HALL OF ■ • - ' ■ ' • • v -r v FAME There are many students that have displayed special talents in music, sports, and in various arts, but most have gone unrecognized. So, with the first senior class, a special section of the yearbook was set aside just to honor those seniors that have performed above and beyond the call of duty. The coaches and sponsors of different varsity activities have chosen the 1983-1984 school year’s “Super Seniors.” Not Pictured is Wayne Cornwell for Marching Band. Steve Greer — Tennis Wayne Gilbert — Football Seniors 23

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Ashley Wiggins — Volleyball Katie Flynn — Tennis Teri Carter — Cheerleading Diana Jones — Volleyball Paul Tiede — Basketball 22 Super Seniors

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SENIORS AT WORK AND PLAY Chorus is a subject many students enjoy but do not always have room in their schedules for. After mak¬ ing a recording, Mike Johnson listens as it is played back for him to hear. Staticians Joell Wiggins, Ashley Lehman, and Jewell Jennings brave the cold winter night to record stats of the evening’s football game. Stats are an im¬ portant part of many sports. 1 Br 1 i j|, w Jar Finally able to walk through the halls without feel¬ ing like sardines are Pat O’Hara and Joe Devaney. Potomac’s crowded halls became an infamous and much talked about subject. Taking her turn at the board during her English class is Terri Gilliam. Terri always has a friendly smile that would brighten up anyone’s day. 24 Seniors