6d^rqi,i
Count Lucrose realized
ne had slept too long as
le weakly pushed back the
lid of his rotting coffin*
He would have to satisfy
ais hunger with all pos
sible haste.
The almost forgotten
potion ha had drunk had
allowed him to pass an
;^ntire century in sleep,
->ut it had nearly caused
:iim his death by draining
him of energy.
He wondered what things
had changed during his
long sleep. Time would
soon tell,
Lucrose assumed his
all too familiar form. The
sonor hearing of his bat-
body informed him that a
'building was nearby and
he noiselessly flew to it
on leathery wings. He was
exhausted as he flapped
through an open window in
the dark mansion.
The Vampire re-assumed
ais human shape. His pale
as shone in the black-
nt ss as he discovered a
voung female form in bed
sir leep. His hundred-year
:u iger silently screamed
L'o be fed.
Feverishly he glided
M the girl's side. Fangs
j red, he bent to quinch
-h 3 unslaked, unholy
Ci irst.
At that moment a pale
bMm from the moon fell on
-1 3 sleeping figure’s
'hroat and something me-
allic glinted there.
Curious, Lucrose leaned
Torward, and read a word
'hich was followed by a
umber, A horrible dis-
dr gripped his brain and
'ody. He sank to the floor
ith a moan of dread and a
^emor of exhaustion.
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With the coming of dawn
the diabolic transformat
ion, asleep for centuries,
expired with an ironic in
scription etched on his
brain. Too weak to seek
blood elsewhere, he real
ized too late this feminine
form could offer him none
of life’s rich red neces
sity. For the damning in
formation stamped on the
metallic tag of the
"sleeping" maidservant de
clared her to be a flesh-
covered automation,
-JoJo
What do you desire most to
find in your locker?
Harvey Lee Safrit- Jane
Mansfield. Wow!
Linda Wallace- A box of
candy from Jimmy
P. R« Rankin.- Playboy's
"Miss March"!
Linda Beaman- Can't say,
’cause it wouldn’t fit!
Ronnie Russell- Anything
with curves (^8-24-35)!
Charles Eckerson- A Ford
Cobra
Shelia Hunsucker- A special
boy from Myers Park
Larry Kearns- A teeny-weeny
flea!!!!
Gretchen Galloway- A smooth
road to Carolina!!
Carol Gray- A box of Valen
tine candy (that was late)
Fincher Jarrell- No books!!
Ann Moore- Earl,of course!
Kathy Brown- A notice of
"No More School!!"
Betty Sue Bruton- A j eep,.
Karen Andrews- ’’instant"
Ralph!!!!
Dickie Lemons- A girl from
East!!
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Prissy Houston- A boy from
East..,.,
Loretta Gray- A "Soldier
Boy"
Michael Hamlett- A girl
(certain one)
Patsy Greene- A certain
junior from East!!
Bruce Haywood- A Riviera
(black with red interior)
Ricky Moll- Mykie Myrick’s
biology cheat notes!!!
TD
The West Montgomery
Drama Club is planning to
present the play "Rebel
Without A Cause". A ten
tative date for presenta
tion has been set for
April 12. Students playing
leading parts are Johnny
Harris, Jannelle Cochrane,
John Hodge,Charles Bruton,
and Mike Harvall.
Price of admission will
be $1.00 for adults and
$ .50 for children. The
Mt. Gilead school audito
rium will provide the
setting for the club’s
dramatic production of the
year. The curtain time is
8:00
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At the close of basket
ball season, the cheer
leader’s job ended for
another year. The cheer
leaders would likQ to ex
press their latitude'' to
the student body at West
for all the help that has
been given to them at the
games. They would also
like to thank their spon
sor, Mrs. Gene Compton,fcr
her wpnderful help and
guidance. The cheot'lf^adftrs
appreciate the interest
she has taken in them and
their job.