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

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Mlichelle Binegar and Renee Polasko talk after winning a cheerleading com- petition. « At Powder Puff practice, seniors Min- day Lucas and Mike Efaw collide and Brenda Smith offers help. 44The Winner!” Referee Dean Moore pronounces Jamie Butler winner at a home match. Betty Bailey shows her pride as part of the Alumni Color Guard in the Bass Festival Parade. Opening

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Head Coach Steven Deem makes some remarks to the crowd after de- feating Sistersville. While visiting an art class. Superin- tendent Harold Carl makes a spirit sign. CONTENTS Student Life 6 Sports 36 People 78 Academics 122 Organizations 136 City 156 Robbie Monigold, a new PMI student, works on his classwork. Opening

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Pride in the school became evident as the year progressed. December 11a pride assembly honored athletes and students who had excelled in academic areas. The school itself received a special honor. After competing in the Secondary School Recognition Program, SMHS advanced as the only West Virginia winner in the national competition. Devil athletic programs kept the school alive. The football team generated not only a student following but community involvement as well. The gridders entered play-off competition with a 100 record. Coach Bill Brizendine and the wrestling team highlighted the sports year when they made a dream come true. With only five members competing at the state tournament, the grapplers brought home the state AA-A title. With all aspects of the year combined, the final plan came together “Quite Right.’’