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

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ln unison. Kathy Holt and Randy Stuckey join together in holy matrimony at Belmont Baptist Church. JUST ONE CBIG CHAPPY CFAmILY By Kim Coggins We, the Southern community, are united under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. We combine personal leisure hours with our families, community, and church activities. We take our close relationships for granted and often do not stop and realize what life would be like without each other. What would life be like if we could not get together on a Saturday afternoon or on a late summer night to go tramping through the woods on a nature hike? Many a leisure hour would be wasted for Stuart Way, Craig Patterson, and Jimmy Wood. They would no longer get together with friends to compete in their favorite pastimes - hunting, fishing, or gigging. The Daniel Boone , figure and the pioneer spirit would be gone. They would no longer get up at daybreak to check their traps. No longer would the joyous roar of their hounds fill the air at two in the morning or three in the afternoon while chasing a coon, squirrel, or deer. Their guns and boats would sit idly by while ponds would become overpopulated with fish. Weekend trips to the coast would be cancelled after Labor Day. What would life be like if we did not have freedom of worship and could not participate in any youth activities we wanted to? The Church would no longer be a part of society. Carolyn Clapp and Nancy Curl would not be able to show their talents as servers and bargainers to raise money for their building fund at Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church. Fasting thirty hours in an attempt to lose weight at Bethel United Methodist Church for CROP would be unheard of. Southerners, ghouls, and goblins would not run from house to house threatening Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF. Gene Aldridge would no longer have to dress up as Wolfman in Pleasant Hill's Haunted House. The excitement would disappear when we realized the ghost was not Jill Cox. The merriment of seeing someone's face turn green with fear would vanish, and we would no longer be pushed down steps and through dark spooky halls. What would life be like if we walked into Burger King and all we saw were strange faces instead of Debbie Sikes, Molly Wicker, and Sherrie Braxton wearing red and yellow suits and singing Have it your way . . . ? Their bright shining faces would not enlighten our day. Byrd's would be for the birds because without Ann Hodgin, Jackie Rogers, Tim Johnson, and Eddie Ross it would be friendless. Tastee Freez would become an unsavory ice cu be without their warmth and vitality. We would feel lost without these people -those we have come to know as part of our one big happy family. Commun ity Essay 21