Van High School - Vancourier Yearbook (Van, WV)

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I ME ORY Madison, W. Va. November 7, 1973 Members of the Faculty and Student body: Please know that even though he suffered more than any of us will.ever know, he never lost his spirit, his sense of humor, or his determination to return to school. I am sure that if he left even a small part of this courage with you, his life was not lived in vain. Our sincere thanks to each of you. 7f572'+7?4-iM' cbml, Sincerely. Mrs. Ralph Miller and Betsy To everyone concerned enough to read: Mr. Miller was not only a teacher, he was a friend. He not only gave us knowledge from books. but also things that could only be given from someone who had lived and learned . He gave understand- ing, concern and love. He was respected not by just a few, but by all the students at Van. A part of him remains with us - his gift of understanding - that is, no matter what goes wrong, there's something always worth living for. You just have to find the courage within yourself to do it. Mrs. Miller, his life was not lived in vain . Sincerely, We who have learned

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WORKING TOGETHER LOVE. . . 5 UNSPOKEN TH O U GH TS RELAXA TI ON .

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