Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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LEST WE FORGET-GENERAL LYON UNIDIXI In a tree-bordered cemetery in Easttord, Connecticut stands the monument of General Nathaniel Lyon. Creen shrubs cluster in a myriad array at the toot of his tombi shadows cast by the bordering trees fall softly on the grassy carpeti flowers blend in fragile beauty with the whiteness ot the stoneg and high above the flag which is planted with the shrubs and flowers over his grave an eagle spreads its wings.

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CDNFEDEEATE On August 6, 1900. a yotnt cornrntttee ot the Unnted Confederate Veterans and the Daughters et the Confederacy keiurect Pro teesor C Trentanove to sculpture thus graceful monument rn rnennorv Ot the Confederate dead The base :S unaerubed wvth war tame sentuments. wuth the head of Sterlunq Prnee rn has reluef The stalwart solduer on the pedeStaI IS efeven feet Taft and IS vrstble from most of the eurroundzng eountrggude I N H01 E'V'K LT , V' HAT OZAL CLVETERW ' ZQPEJJ V SSOURW X . w 'Fil' 2 N .-at V .go- ,f C.: ..