Potomac High School - Prowler Yearbook (Dumfries, VA)

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Melissa Basso Linda Bates Kelly Beckman Daniel Bell Krista Bergeria Debaditya “Bapi” Bhattachargee Amena Boyd Jennifer Bowser MaryAnne Brady Emphasis has been heavy on writing this year at Potomac. Lynn Maruschak does her share of it with total concentration. Seniors

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The Class With Class Throughout their years at Potomac, the class of ’84 had seen many tables turned and changes made. The class was originally spon¬ sored by Mr. Cummins and Mr. Eaton. With their leadership, the class of ’84 sponsored the first Spring Dance and worked on the school dedication ceremonies. Joined by Mr. Kite their junior year, the class sponsored the first Junior-Senior Prom of Potomac. Seeing the class of ’83 leave with many valuable people, the class of ’84 work¬ ed hard to follow in their footsteps. Last year, Teri Carter took office as the senior class president. Richard DuBriel, her right hand man, served as vice-president. David Secrist suffered from writer’s cramp as the class secretary and “money-happy” Julie Slade was the treasurer. Paul Tiede, Kathy Smith, Mark Henshaw and Rob Crichlow shared responsibilities with the class officers. The foursome served as the Board of Directors. Last year was the first time the senior class had a Board of Direc¬ tors, and it proved to be a success. The class officers and the Board of Direc¬ tors combined to make the class of ’84’s senior year their best! Sometimes being a class officer is fun and games. The pride of the senior class are: Bottom Row: Mark Henshaw, David Secrist, Richard DuBriel, and Paul Tiede Top Row: Kathy Smith, Julie Slade and Teri Carter Sandra Abt Juanita Allen Robin Allen Rita Alston Phil Anderson Susan Ariola Caroline Atseff Antoinette (Tonni) Austin Cynthia Babb Susan Bagato 26 Seniors

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A senior has almost completed life’s “Basic Training, claims Bryan Sims. The prestige of being a senior sets them above the underclassmen. A Senior. . . — has accomplished a lot and should be proud of it. — is a nut at football games. — shows his spirit better than the rest. — is a leader — is well respected and looked up to. — is a trend setter. — is ready to face the world. — to be brief, is a massive partier. — is the cream of the crop (creme de la creme). — is totally awesome, so awesome. — is the tops. — will always be “in the mix.” — is what all underclassmen want to be. — causes fear to the freshmen. — has almost completed life’s “basic training.” — is a person who takes on maturing as a mask, much like an actor. — is terrified of being on the bottom again next year. — as Doug Johson would say, “is a God like creature who flawlessly floats through the halls of a high school, and is warranted to do almost anything he or she desires. Another point that is to be emphasized is that they are the supreme beings of the school and are held in high esteem, much higher than the lower juniors, sophomores and freshmen.” Ray Bronkema Katherine Burke Wesley Brown Pamela Burchard David Burk Lisa Bryant Sharon Burdette Gina Burleson A senior is someone mature enough to be a leader, smart enough to know when to follow, and daring enough to lend a hand. 28 Seniors