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

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Each man, spinning, whirling in empty space; all turning separately without Knowing that one man is trying to communicate. Each man is thinking his own thoughts for himself. The different man wants to share with others with separate worlds of no communication. If only one of these revolving, twirling, worlds of thoughts would help him. If only enough people somewhere would help by getting their thoughts together to make a way. Rosemary Bathgate Ne Y S08. getting their thoughi 8.08. getting their thoughi ‘ Ry ee . a | Y This page left, Colby Jones Q waits outside the counseling Sie: F )Noffice. Center, Tonya Brewer C “Y aN RNC a ae a Ny Sia Sees engrossed in mathematics. At ‘ right, Krista Hince watchesitte , rest of the world go by......... Vite “each an thinking his owd : though¥aifor himself. | NS }