St Marys High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (St Marys, WV)

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As sunshine settles in students dream with enthusiasm of what a Summer Brings he last bell of the school year rang and like magic summer be- gan. Students were ex- cited about what summer would bring to them, for some peple it meant going on vacation, swimming at the local pool, cruising around town, watching soap operas and working. Several students spent summertime being Aides for the program Safety Town. The prupose was for children to learn more about safety. In the three years that I’ve participat- ed in the program, I’ve en- joyed it. It's worth the time and effort that every- one puts into it,” replied Cindy Murphy. While most high school students were still enjoy- ing their three-month summer vacation, band members started prac- tice. Liz Roden remarked, Band and flags took up a lot of my summer. When I had free time, I liked to watch old movies, read and spend time with my friends.” “Summer time is great. It gives you a chance to enjoy the warm weather and have fun,” comment- ed senior Angie Hammett. As quick as summer start- ed, it also ended. School was back in session for students on September 4. LESLIE ELLIOT AND HER AUNT LEE LEATHERMAN stand outside the Olympic Coliseum. TRACY CROSS AND MI- CHELLE EFAW take a break from the sun in Myrtle Beach. 8 Summer

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At Lerners, senior Liz Roden views the selec- tion of prom dresses. Before the senior class play, Leslie El- liott makes sure she has everything ready. The “Night of January 16th , was presented February 21 and 22. IV

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AT A SIDEWALK CAFE IN FRANCE, Mrs. Betsy Putnam ponders over what to eat for lunch. IN NEWPORT. OHIO SENIOR PHYLLIS POWELL plays badminton at her cousin's house. Summer 9