Springfield High School - Millers Log Yearbook (Springfield, OR)

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Dedicated to . . . STEVEN MOORE A FLOWERIS SMALL BLOSSOM APPEARED IN A GARDEN SOIVIEWHERE IN ITS FLORAL ARRAY, ITS BLOOIVI CLIMBED IN BEAUTY TO ITS PEAK OF GRANDEUR AND THEN JUST FADED AWAY. THOUGH IT LIVED IN BEAUTY, A PART OF THE GARDEN, A PIECE IN THE PUZZLE OF LIFE, WE MEASURE ITS BEAUTY BY WHAT IS NOT PRESENT, A SCENE IN THE PICTURE OF LIFE, 4