Potomac High School - Prowler Yearbook (Dumfries, VA)

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Marching Band drummers Mike Foley and Jim Richardson, also members of the pep band, con¬ tributed to the success of the pep rally. Battling It out with the underclassmen, these Seniors shout chants and cheers to earn the title of most spirited class. Class competition kept the pep rallies lively and spirit high. Pep Rally

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Taking It Off He Did WHAT??? Setting the stage for our battle with Albemarle, the Pep Band, cheerlead¬ ers, Pantherettes took their places mo¬ ments before the classes filed into the gym for our first pep rally. Acting as MC Mr. John Jenkins, social studies teach¬ er, welcomed students and faculty as the cheerleaders began to promote spirit with Go Big Blue and White and B-E-A-T Albemarle . The crowds didn ' t need much en¬ ticement to get into the action. Within seconds, the gym was vibrating with an over abundance of spirit that would keep up the winning streak that the first football game set. Then, coming from the band, Bump-n-Grind music filled the crowded gym, and Mr. Jenkins slowly unknotted, removed, and draped his tie around the neck of the excited cheerleader. To the deafening screams of students, he continued flinging the remains of his 3-piece suit toward the crowd. After a split second The highlight of the pep rally was Mr. Jenkins ' strip tease. Paula Boykin shows her enthusiasm for his attempt to improve school spirit by stuffing money into his belt. While holding a Senior spirit sign, Stacey Gud- gel roots for her class. The Seniors made banners for the pep rallies to help get the spirit rolling. of silent supense, while the crowd waited to see if he would really do it, the rafters began to shake as he re¬ moved his trousers to reveal the blue tights of the Super P costume. This un¬ dressing was the highlight of the first pep rally along with an excellent per¬ formance from the Pantherettes, the classes ' rival screams, and the usual Friday afternoon excitement. After performing his now famous strip tease, Mr. Jenkins was the emcee for our first pep rally of the year. Mr. J helped to bring a much needed spirit lacking in previous years. Leading the Seniors in a cheer, Ann Beamer stands on Susan Vowell to get the crowd up. The cheerleaders played an important part in making the pep rally fun and entertaining. Mugging for the camera, this enthusiastic group of Seniors demonstrates their school spirit by showing who ' s number one — Potomac! Pep Rally

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Katrina Madagan cuts a dashing strip of fashion in her dad ' s varstiy letter sweater. Jeans are foreverl Sunshine flashes on chic den¬ im in the court. Levi inspired a style so unique it survived to the presint like those great Levis 501 Blues commercials! Timeless Jewelry updated into a myriad of styles and shades adorns the writs of Kelly Le- Page. Modeling a contemporary hair style and Raybans, she far outshines the clock on the wall. Rainy weather calls for drastic measures. Amused friends of Lee Canipe thought he rather resembled a Chicquita banana. Fashions