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

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A new friend. Each of you stiff and unbending, Each a little uncomfortable and awkward with the other, Neither willing to give way. Just as you despair that things Are never going to be right You begin to become used to each other's presence. Your friend adapts to you, And you to him. Now there is a stage where everything is soft and pliable, Comf ortable ahd easy. All the work and discomfort has paid off. At last you have a friend You can take to school Share everything with (continued page 6) Top right, Tammy Lloyd and Janet Dow share experiences. Colleen Martin, Norm Hill, Roseberry at the fall Lower right, Gary Haines and Steve Young horse around during the lunch hour. Garry Haines, and Mike sports banquet. “Your friend adapts to you... sg