Southern Alamance High School - Southerner Yearbook (Graham, NC)

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Foreword Who is man, what is he, from where did he come, and what is his destiny? Groping over the endless paths of those who have gone before, we are made aware of a cherished vision of our southland. Deriving our inspiration from the past, we realize that we come from the crossed roads of existence. Heeding our ancestral voices and pre¬ serving the memory of a proud past, we walk with unsure feet. Yet, the goals and objectives of our ancestors become pale and insignificant when compared to those we set before us. We are a part of a great society—and a great world—a moment in history. Our knowledge of the past enables us to understand our position in the present. Therefore, we are blazing new trails of interest. This yearbook is a map of paths we have followed and those we have made. Proudly we present this, the 1967 Southerner in hopes that an awareness of our traditions and a knowl¬ edge of our heritage will aid us in clearing our own

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