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

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oyalty was exhibited through- out the school year. The band's spirit marches through the hall before a big game and signs of support from students as well as the community were all evidence of a pro- gressive attitude. Moves made weren't only within the school. Quaker State, a local oil refinery, planned to shut its doors and lay-off all its employees. But support from the town made the outlook brighter. Instead of a complete shut-down, ownership was taken over by Mid-Atlantic Fuels. The school as well as the community knew one thing for sure. This was to be a year to Move In Style. SUPPORT FROM THE STUDENTS helped iheir peers in tasks they tried to ac- complish during the year. Linda Blouir cre- ates a sign to display at an upcoming game. Mrs. White's art class designed banners to show their spirit. IN COLD. RAIN. OR SNOW fans showed loyalty to their alma mater football team. Band members Kristin Bryant. Lib- by Nichols. Anne Neelen and Lynne Ham- mett use friendship and a blanket to keep them warm.

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 Student Life ■ CREATING A DEVIL SPIRIT, Jerry Davis carves a pumpkin into a replica of the Blue Devil mascot. Jerry used his finished product for a grade in his Art class and as a decoration for the holiday of Halloween.