School Souviner 1-100

y Dear Colleagues and beloved
Mstudents, Ladies and Gentlemen.
At the outset I extend my warm Season's and
New Year, 2020 Greetings to all of you. I am glad
to know that our alumni are bringing out a
souvenir in connection with this Mega Reunion.
When I go through the titles of the articles
contributed to the souvenir, I am reminded of
the first magazine of our BHPV EM School titled,
“Blossoms of Tomorrow”, by our beloved Smt.
Rita Harish madam. The said magazine was
intended to nurture the hidden talents of our
young students. Sri. M.P. Purushottam, Principal
and Sri. P.L.N. Murthy, Vice-Principal are
remembered for their guidance in this venture.
I have the rare privilege of being one of the
senior most Teachers associated with our
BHPVEM school right from its inception on 1st
January 1973. In fact, I joined our school prior to
its inauguration to look after all arrangements
for its functioning. I was associated with the
school for almost 16 years till I demitted my
office of Vice-Principal to join as founder
Principal, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya Dist.
Srikakulam (A.P) in the year 1988. It's a
memorable event to find myself as the youngest
teacher of the first batch of 10 teachers
appointed for EM School only, to teach the first
batch of 5 students of Class V in 1973, which
grew into first batch of Class X in 1978.
The BHPV School Managing Committee never
compromised with quality while recruiting
teachers and always selected “The cream out of
the Crop”. Our School grew from strength to
strength since its inception slowly but steadily
and soon attained the rank of one of the best
schools in the vicinity, thanks to the valuable
contributions made by the Management and
Teachers for the development of our school in
the initial stages. It's a privilege to have been
amongst talented teachers and to have been
endowed with zeal, enthusiasm, commitment as
well as vision to accomplish good standards
while building a “Temple of New Age – “Our
BHPV E.M School.”
I believe that the Mega Reunion is an
opportunity to meet and exchange their
experiences with each other and to have a social
audit of their work rendered while playing
different roles in the society. It's appropriate to
have reunions like this periodically. It's really
heartening to note that some of the key role
players (Teachers) who had been associated with
our school brought laurels to it by their
achievements in their lives, for example, Sri. C.V.
Narasimham, the then Head Master, BHPV EM
Primary school, has won the coveted President's
Award as Best Teacher, Smt. P. Nirmala , Hindi
Teacher receiving honors from different
organizations and Prime Minister of India for her
achievement of translating popular books into
Hindi language, Sri. B. Subbarayudu, P.E.T
receiving Best Teacher award and Sri. K. Kesava
Rao, achieving All India First Rank during his
refresher-cum-promotion course training held
at Officers' Training School, Kamptee,
Maharashtra state.
I am proud of our students who are GEMS in
present day society, serving not only our
country but many other countries across the
globe. I heartily congratulate all of them for
their achievements and contributions made in