Sherman High School - Walhondian Yearbook (Seth, WV)

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.Li S nz. T -o-1 .Q X11 X' In , . L. , ' '. 5 , vi az . 4 V Q., .- THE CA ST fBottomj First Row: Keith Phipps, Paw Belsnickle, Shar- ron Jacobs, Maw Belsnickle, Wilma Doss, Six Belsniclde, Susie Grandal, Five Belsnickle, Karen Webb, Bonnie Mae Belsniclfle, Shirley Maynard, Four Belsniclcle, Row 2: Greg Rein- chick, Cousin, Gloria McDerment, Cousin, Bo Lockwood, Cousin, Zeke, Susan McDerment, juney Lou Belsnickle, Robbie I-Iottle, Cousin , Kenny Carpenter, Cousin, Dennis McCormick, Obbey Upschlager, Janie Vickers, Ceelie Bels- nickle, Kathy Doss, Cousin, Trina Lawrence, Lucy Maxwell, Burley Mullins, Chiz Upsch- lager, Randy Saunders, the Reverend, Mary I-Iarlessg Cousin. Not Pictured: Keith Gwinn, Ronald Maxwell, Sandy Spangler, Cousin. ...anvfp fkiyfa

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uWi1l Paw Find A Groom? Will Paw ever find a groom for Ceelie? This was the question that ran through the audience while the junior class presented the three act, play I-lillbilly Weddin . This was a comedy about Hillbillies who were lazy, poor, and dirty. The dirtiest thing in the household was a gal named Ceelie, part played by Janie Vickers. Cee- lie NEVER took a bath and here it is time for he to get married off, according to Paw, Keith Phipps, and Maw Belsniclcle, Sharon Jacobs. Below, Maw sends Paw out lookin' for a good husband for Ceelie. Right, Paw along with some cousins attempts to have a shot gun wedding between Ceelie and Ronald Maxwell, a young city doctor. fTop, Opposite pagej At the beginning of the ceremony, Ceelie stands alone with the Reverend, Randy Saunders. But only until it is interrupted by Obby Upschlager, a young guy from accross the hill, part play- ed by Dennis McCormick, inally tells Ceelie how much he really cares for her. He admitted that the reason he had never told her before was that he was so afraid of her pets . . . rattlesnakes! ,.1 Ti i 'VE xx ' ' m - v X ff gi: za , A-,ix '1 I I I :-' l xXXg rr VL ' lxxxi Qs ,X X 17- s . E'-K5 ' V ,XXX x 1 ,XX XS Q SSS-1 -J -L L,-- -'b X Q3 V d l X S 7' I Q A 5 1 if 4

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.. 9 s ,4 I 4 A i f 1 , ,Y 2 Z Southern Nights P 4 ' A Q i I x in Much, much hard Work and many fund raising events by the ' ' junior Class, Officers, and Sponsors was responsible for the trans- ga, ' I 4 r 1' ' formation of our gym into a Southern Nights atmosphere. ' ' A11 photos by Alan Nichols 2 f',bH?,.,f., , fi as ' P '5 ' K XV i ,I , P , i . A , . TQ . f , 1 1 or fs., f ri - E .: ' if 'N X44 it I 1 n rl 1 Q a 4 4 1 a o ' J Mark hangs decorations . The band could really play! A.r- Q. an s.. oo QL! W X 1 sera fob JN 28 Good times . Say cheese . . . 'sk I What do we do now? l l if , Teachers can swing, too. Well, I can explain, Uvette . 'F