Potomac High School - Prowler Yearbook (Dumfries, VA)

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Ignoring the cold, Tina Jackson and Nicole Keeley prepare for an all out snowball fight after the first snowfall of the year.

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Student Life A walk through the halls after regular school hours revealed many important facets of student life. We dodged outstretched arms and high kicking legs of viva¬ cious cheerleaders and panther- ettes as we made our way through the main lobby to the ac¬ ademic wing where meetings of club and class officers and spon¬ sors could be seen planning activi¬ ties and fund raisers for their re¬ spective groups. If a majority number of students only realized how much time is spent in planning for activities, they would be amazed, commented Ms Patricia Droves, Pantherette sponsor. Weekends, a respite from the toil of classes everyday, found many students working, shopping or just hanging uut at Potomac Mills Mall. The skating rink, fast food restaurants and movies also pro¬ vided variety in our sched ules. Weekends also gave us a chance to be with friends that our busy weekly schedules did not allow. Potomac’s Tracy Hansen and Tracy Marus- chak attack their coach with shaving cream at a summmer volleyball camp at James Madison. Student Life Divider

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Dancing the night away. Kevin West and Sherri Burdette share an amusing moment. Prom