Fryeburg Academy - Academy Bell Yearbook (Fryeburg, ME)

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JOHN L. BERRY 1900-1955 A devoted teacher and 21 loyal friend

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'6 6 THE ACADEIVIY BELL industry, since the school maintains a dairy herd of thirty-eight, home economics prepares for better homemaking. Most recently added are the driver-training and art courses. In addition to the usual classroom instruction, the many extra-curric- ular activities provided a Wide range of interests for the students. Ath- letics are for many students with varsity and junior varsity teams in all organized sports, music is an important activity-both in formal and in- formal groups. Dramatics also have a recognized place. Here is the shadow of a man, a man Whose patience, foresight, under- standing, and love, coupled with an intense belief in the innate good- ness of youth, has built F ryeburg Academy into an outstanding school. There has never been a path too long, a task too difiicult for Mr. if it meant opportunity for some student. To those students and alumni with Whom he has been associated, Mr.l' and F ryeburg Academy are synonymous. Now after thirty-three years of constant supervision, Mn retires. May he and Mrs have many richly deserved years of happiness and contentment in their new home on Main Street. As they leave the Acad- emy, the good wishes, love, and respect of hundreds of friends go with them.

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RALPH M. LARRABEF S1'iz'71r'z' l3.S. Colby Cnllvgeg lW.l'1Ll. Bates Colle-ge Cl,lI FORD l., GRAY lJ1'r:n of Boys: Iin,afI5.vh BMX, Bmxclnin Cnllege- RUTH P. HEARTZ Dum of Girls B.A. lwiddlc-bury College CLARENCIG G. WALKER Mt'l'l1ll7lil' A1-is Gorham Normal School