Berry High School - Caravel Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Assemblies ,1 rxk DR. JESSIE STUART, author, lecturer, and world traveler, explains to Vickie Roberts and Brand Walton what became of the characters in his story, The Thread That Runs So True. Dr. Stuart is the author of numerous books, short stories, and a recent volume of poems entitled, Hold April. Dr. Stuart visited our school for an entire day. He spoke for a great length of time to the student body who applauded and brought him back to the stage several times. He interested and delighted them as no other speaker at any assembly ever had. It was quite an honor to have this distinguished author and educator at Berry. We hope he will return to visit our school again. Q Aww.

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DR. NICOLAS Nyaradi, Director of Internation- al Service, Bradley University Assemblies Our guest list grew even greater as we received distinguished visitors at our assemblies, Dr. Jessie Stuart told interesting phases of his life and his writings. Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi, lecturer and author, spoke on, Greatest Threat in the World Today, Communism. Mr, W. C. Sawyer from the Freedom Foundation talked on Americanism. Students partici- pated in many programs, band, choral, clubs, and student council. . lk , W 4 MR. W. C. SAWYER, Freedom Foundation STUDENTS TAPPING at honor society assembly program. l28

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Evaluation MRS. ELLIOTT and Mrs. Autrey serve coffee to Mrs. Wingo and Miss Blay- lock at a reception given for members of the faculty and evaluating committee. On October 12-15, our school was visited by many prominent educators representing many col- leges and secondary schools over the state. They were here to evaluate our school. Teachers and students worked for two years to perfect the curricu- lum, the buildings, and the grounds. We had been expecting them a long time and were glad to present them to our community, our faculty and fine student body. After a week of visitation, the committee's report was made at a night meeting to the patrons of the school and the faculty, There were many favorable comments, and many recommendations that will be carried out as time goes on. The evaluating committee was very much im- pressed with the rapid progress Berry had made in so short a time. It was a splendid committee very interested in the present and future of Berry. MISS HARDING presides over the punch bowl at the tea. , if ' :A , H 1 lg., . lt, f Aw tt, lc. t. I- -M., if W. ax, . 4 t raw s T . ' ' W s 9 f , r 1-1 4 rt 0 ' , a ,, ish, I., ' ' : - .za -zz' if-fr -' f I I . , s, . , 1 Mau 4., f' ' nw. Y 44 T- ,X ., :, f ' ' fm- r - K weft lv . x. -A ,Q . . , I fm A -, , fs., , , us .gow V, c nu, D r V... ,'.' :Q qv' Y r Cf. If .'- ft . 'fiat 4 4' Q, . 5. if 3 ,,. 3, , , Us Q., 1 , ...A . ,. :-- i .v - . , Q gn e ' ,Q 5-, -I Q 1 I A . .- v. , N .5 ' --, 4, ' any nu n . ,wg , SY: gy, . , ,Q -5.2 F!! 5 ,v :nm Q5 v,.,,' I Q e. ip ' , n , -tx i an 3 4 s lf, Q4 ,VV L a. '-'ff ' is - -- l3O