Potomac High School - Prowler Yearbook (Dumfries, VA)

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Unstoppable As usual, Chris Ferenschak refused to let any¬ thing jtand in the way. Jean Munday accompa¬ nied him to his Senior Prom. Living Ads The Main Event arranged for students to adver¬ tise their formalwear. Ricky Graham and Mike Basso wore tuxedos to school before the Prom. Alone in the Crowd Simply ignoring the other couples on the crowded dance floor, Greg Craine and Jody Agatone are enthralled by each other ' s compa¬ ny. Scared Stiff Concerned for students ' safety, SADD arranged for a representative of Safety and Survival, Inc. to give a thought-provoking lecture about drinking and driving. 6 Prom

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Student Life Divider 5 Hang Ups To display men ' s fashions, DECA members like Laura Thieling hung ties in the showcase. 8%. -V -vx True Spirit -• Band Front member Stacy Richardson shows her spirit for the Constitution ' s bicentennial. Springtime Once spring hit, the woods were full of dogwood blossoms. Qretchen Moss and Kesha Hynson take a break from school work to enjoy the outdoors. 3

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Moonlight Magic The flowers were ordered. The tux was rented. The shoes were dyed to match the gown. Dinner reservations were made. And, of course, a special person was asked, Would you like to go to the Prom with me?” However, no matter how much preparation was made. Prom night found nearly every¬ one with the case of the jitters. What if Gourmet Galore Trying out the various goodies set out by the Milton ' s staff, Stacey Reid helps Rob Willis to a strawberry. the tux didn ' t fit after all? What if din¬ ner found its way to someone ' s lap? The Junior Class had even more to worry about. Starting the year in debt, they struggled through Homecoming and car washes while dealing with se¬ niors ' comments. It seemed like we wouldn ' t have a Prom at all, said Al¬ ice Kalaskas. But, the Class of ' 88 managed not only to raise the money, but also to put on a Prom they could boast about. Said Debbie Jarvis, We made $1300 profit, so that ' s the best part. Finally, the big night arrived: May 1, 1987. It was time for elegance, ro¬ mance, and Moonlight Magic . The band, bra Ka Jax played late into the night as couples swayed on the dance floor. Said Mrs. Susan Smith, Every¬ thing went wonderfully. Royalty Prom Queen Wendy Alachnowitz and Prom Ring Leonard Williams cheerfully inspect their court. Taking a Break Sitting this one out. Senior, Bobby Costa and Junior, Penny Lohman, chat about the eve¬ nings events. Prom 7