Potomac High School - Prowler Yearbook (Dumfries, VA)

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Taking a break. Susie Shane and her date take a break from dancing to get a breath of fresh air. Checking the scene. Shellie Stennick and her brother, Mike look over the festivities from the balcony. A Night to Remember The dance floor was filled most of the evening as students and their dates enjoyed music provided by KraKaJax at the 1984 Junior-Senior Prom held at Sheraton-Fredericksburg Motor Inn. The evening was a success thanks to the efforts of the Junior Class and their sponsor, Mrs. Leggett. As the dance floor became crowded, walking in the courtyard and relaxing on the swings were other activities that made the prom truly “A Night To Remember.” Dancing until midnight. Music by KraKaJax lures Angie Nutton and Paul Therault to the dance floor once more. 8 Student Life

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From Grubby to Gucci “What am I going to wear?” “Are my pants too short?” “Is my skirt too long?” “Mom, are my camouflage pants clean?” “My hair won’t do anything right.” Such were, the comments as students decided what to wear to school. Many were able to express their personalities through different fashions and hair styles. Though there was still a countable number of “Prep¬ pies” lurking in the hallways with their Izod shirts, Docksiders and madras plaids, “New Wave” fashions became even more prevalent. Neon greens, shocking pinks, spiked short hair, and multi pierced ears were quite in style for both guys and girls. The ever popular denim jeans and concert shirts sporting favorite performers were the good old standby for many students. If “variety is the spice of life,” there certainly was spice in our fashion scene. Student Life 7

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Watching others on the dance floor a happy group decides to sit this one out. Changing the tempo. Dancers remain on the dance floor as the band plays music to suit everyone’s taste. Getting into the swing of things Kelly Johnson is assisted by Chris McKay. Time to leave. To ward off the chill of the late evening, Laura Hambrick ac¬ cepts James Lacey’s jacket. Student Life 9 '