Southeast High School - Raider Yearbook (Dalton, GA)

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Reflections of my life. fm alone now, my mate has been dead for several years. My children try to comfort me, but they mast lead their own lives. When my mate died, a part of me died also, I 'm in the final years of my life, and I know it. I can now look back on my earlier years and see the all pietare of my life. I realize that there is bat one more phase left in my life . . . Death.

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Reflections of my adulthood. Being an adult is not as bad as I had thought it would be. I am married now - have been for twenty years. W e fell in looe while we were in 8 Q its Afirif. - high school. We7oe got two childreng I guess I should say teenagers. Their names are Nathan and Amber. I really dongt feel any older than when I was in High School, and yet I have two of my own that are of that age. It's all a little confusing. 'Q

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Editoras Message What you have in your hand is the result of a lot of hard work and many sleepless nights. My own personal goal for this yearbook was to disprove that old saying that, You can't please everybody. I believe that the staff has put forth their best effort to satisfy you. At the first of the 1976-77 school year I shared with the staff a dream that I had had. The setting was several years in the future. Someone picked up a copy of this yearbook, and all they could say was, wow. Only time will tell if that dream comes true. I hope that you have a similar feeling when you look at this edition of the Raider. In closing I would like to say that I hope, in future years, that you will be able to look in this yearbook and remember the spirit and happiness of your high school years . Sincerely, Jeff West Editor P. S . Good luck to next years Staff . . .