Voorheesville High School - Torch Yearbook (Voorheesville, NY)

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I A 0 1' -. S' 1 fi, . ,. , 'i ' ' i ' . ' Z ' ' fx . 3 A During our high school career, one person served as our homeroom teacher and class advisor for three years. Many of our class took courses from him for four years in mathematics, biology, driver education and in- troduction to business. As advisor he aided in planning and directing activities for our class ranging from dances and fund-raising events to the climactic Washing- ton trip. As teacher he worked diligently to present thorough and interesting material to our classes. He challenged us to reason and think logically. In both capacities he showed interest in us and gave his time freely. In appreciation of his effort we dedicate the 1957 Torch to Werner W. Berglas.

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