Flat Rock High School - Parade Yearbook (Flat Rock, NC)

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Cart Sandburg Page Four

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Dedication His rugged, kindly face is known to millions. His deep, melodious voice is heard in all the lands of the world. The poor and the humble of the world love him; the great and the powerful pay him homage. But to us he is more than the famous man of letters. He is our neighbor and our friend. Since he moved to his home, “just across the way”, he has talked with us, has sung for us, and has read many of his own poems for us. He has told us that we are his school. He has helped us immeasurably in the preparation of this book. He has given us freely of his valuable time. Because of him this issue of the Parade will be very highly cherished by everyone who owns a copy. Those who turn these pages and see the pictures of him, posed with our own boys and girls in his home, will surely realize that his greatness is not alone in his works of literature. These pictures show a different kind of greatness—a greatness of soul, which gives him the ability to make the young folks feel comfortable and at home in his presence. So, wtih gratitude for the privilege of knowing him, we dedicate the 1956 PARADE TO CARL SANDBURG. Page Five