Mr. Berry’s Bow Ties: A Week in Review

-

 

Introduction

Since everybody knows that Mr. Berry has the most delectable neckwear on campus, I’ve decided to take up the wondrous task of reviewing his ties from Monday October 9, 2023 to Friday October 13, 2023. This is my collection of thoughts on this glorious matter.

 

 

Monday

Starting off very exquisite with a nicely formatted floral tie, I’m sure this bow tie made everyone feel a little giddy inside when they first laid their peepers on this baby. The pastel green of the leaves attune well to the darker pants with the warmer colors bouncing off the white shirt. In a sense this outfit gives off an aura of “bonheur” and “triomphe”. If you saw this exotic fit on Monday, you were bound to go into the day with a great mindset and daring attitude. Rating: 8.4/10

A close-up shot of this Monday’s floral bow tie.

 

Tuesday

What better complement to Mr. Berry’s tie than the greatest book of all time, the CEA?

This tie I’d describe as melancholy, it feels as if you were looking out the window as it poured on a cold day. The tie, while going well with the gray pants, dose not fare the same way with the shirt. While the cooler colors on the shirt red, blue, purple translate nicely with dark purple tie, the white base makes the suit feel off. While the garb as a whole is solid with a nice amount of moodiness, it pales in comparison to the other incontestable attire. Rating: 7.3/10

The bow tie that Mr. Berry wore on Tuesday.

 

Wednesday

One of the most cohesive costumes on the list, this grab emits a sense of pride and valor. Mr. Berry is obviously very proud of teaching students and he shows this with this particular attire. The grey pants and light purple shirt contrast nicely with the deep blue tie with little white fleur de lis spread across it. Let’s get a little more in-depth with the tie. The tie itself evokes subtle richness and softness that is hard to come by. It makes me feel if I’m strolling into a modern home, with sleek cool colors on the wall, an enormous white chandelier, and six bathrooms. Rating: 9/10

Thursday

Looking straight out of a spy movie, Mr. Berry was feeling adventurous. Taking a well-paid-off risk with the eye examination tie. The colors make me feel as if there is a grand mystery that needs to be solved. The olive pants, the black and white shirt, the tie:  it all adds up to make a truly special outfit. Mr. Berry always puts an obscene amount of effort into to his choice of clothing, but this is truly one of the fashion statements of all time. Rating: 8.2/10

“Can you see this?” Mr. Berry asked.

Friday

For Friday Mr. Berry went all out with everything he had. The tie is a piece of art. The beautiful array of splashy pastel colors and the way he tied the tie are masterful. The light greens, blues, and pinks create a soft looking outfit. This is elevated by the blue-white shirt and white pants. Since these colors are already present in the tie, it helps brings out the pink and green making the uniform more colorful.Overall Mr. Berry has created a pristine piece of art that is a marvel to look at, his best tie yet. Rating: 10/10

Claude Monet would love to own this bow tie.

 

5 COMMENTS

The Jesuit Journal

Fall 2025

The Jesuit Journal provides a space for students interested in writing and visual art with a space to showcase their creative talents.

Latest News

Under the Lights and Onto the Course: Cross Country Season Begins

Under the bright lights, the Jesuit runners lined up on the line knowing months of training had prepared them for this race. Jesuit Cross Country recently held their annual "Thursday Night Lights," a two-mile time trial and yearly tradition...

Solidarity and Faith: Jesuit Dallas Students Embark on Quispicanchi Mission Trip

There, on the imposing shelf of an Andean mountain sat in a staggered circle two groups of high-school age, young adults, drastically different in their upbringing yet remarkably unified. Through grins and laughs, simple translations were exchanged from English...

Bold Predictions for Every NFL Team in 2026 (Vol. 2)

Everybody loves a circular ending. And after three years of writing for the Jesuit Roundup (starting from Freshman year), it's about time I revisit (as a Senior) the article that started everything for my sportswriting. The Bold Predictions For...

Jesuit Rangers Fall to Sachse in Friday Night Setback

The Rangers opened their 2026 season on the road on Friday night, falling to Sachse 52-24 at Homer B. Johnson Stadium. The Rangers moved the ball well at times, finishing with 346 yards of total offense and 23 first...