Sanford Central High School - Sandprints Yearbook (Sanford, NC)

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We would not claim as the design for this second edition of SANDPRINTS a creation of a work of art, though it is infinitely higher in its objects and pur- pose than the casual observer would divine. For it is to us a symbol of the perfection of much toil, the completion of years of effort toward an ideal. It is, then, with sentiments both of pleasure and of sadness that we realize the aim for which we have striven— pleasure in the knowledge of a goal attained; sadness in that the gaining of this goal means to us the parting of the ways. We cannot justly estimate the value of the aid and encouragement of those who have made this Annual possible; we can only express in words our deep feel- ing of grateful appreciation, and thus make public acknowledgement of their kindness. Though there may be many editions of SANDPRINTS in the future which will greatly surpass this of ours, still, wherever there shall be found a spirit that loves and appreciates the effort of youth to grow, to ad- vance, to press ever forward, with that spirit we claim a relationship.