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THE ALARM CLOCK breaks on his un- awareness. And miraculously the regret leaves his tired face, when his subconscious reminds him, “Hey, we’re going hunting.” His body, almost miraculously follows as if in answering. Dressing to suit the frostbit- ten air and ground, he wonders a moment, why? But as soon as he is into nature and watching the morning break the blue-gray sky and brush the horizon with her warm parting glow he then instinctively realizes why. He is now part of nature. Patiently, he waits for that. rustling sound, the warm smell or that quick glance that will give him a chance at his prize of pride. Knowing that the prize will be ap- preciated at home and that it is a necessary link in nature, he feels proud and satisfield. If he is lucky, tonight he will entertain the others with the story of his conquest. Fae ae ee % -», Mike Wooten gets,a ‘close shot, at a deer. good shot. Glen aims toward a Mrs. Covington also finds enjoyment out of hunting. Reet Mic atic starch Tod
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Rocky, Star Wars, Smokey and the Bandit, and They’d Hang You In Nashville. What do these four titles have in common? They all were box office supers well, almost. At any rate, one of them took Appomattox County High by storm—They’d Hang You In Nashville. Yes folks, that number one rated play was og Rarer «presented on November 10 and 11 by high i ie [ = school students at ACHS. Kurt Greenbaum, a freshman at ACHS, capably played the role of Stan. Willis Fleshman, veteran to acting, por- trayed the witty Bob. Speaking of Bob’s, there was also Bobbi Jo who was always speaking (similar to her female portrayer, Tamara Nash.) Molly Handy as Sally and Darell Puckett as the everloving Ernie Grelling along with Bessie Hash, David Williams, Mark Paulette, Sherry Max- well and helped create a show well worth appearing at Appomattox County High. And so folks, drama sponsor Joyce Sweet once again eagerly waits at home for her oscar as the Drama Club chalks up another big hit. Tamara makes it a point that she is here to stay. NEY ° 1 PEN 3 4 A. ima ° Bee hy ’ 4° , : ‘ ' oe I'll make you guys an offer you can’t refuse. ed, Wey
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