Bridgeport Central High School - Criterion Yearbook (Bridgeport, CT)

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Page fourteen gg yy Agp yy June, 1928 'l'1IF1 OFFICE OFFICE James C. Moore, Principal Harvard M,A 133 Brookview Avenue Henry D. Simonds, Principal Emeritus XVesleyan M.A 339 Norman Street Arthur C. Sides, First Yiee Principal Dartmouth A. B 55 Nash Street New York University Ph.D XYilmot T. Fiske, Second Vice Principal Middlebury A. B 88 VVade Street Harvard M.A Marjorie P. Grant, Dean Miami University B.A 442 John Street Columbia University M.A Frank J, McKee, Adviser of Boys Yale A. B 95 Catherine Street Rita Murphy. Secretary to Principal Bridgeport High School Ruby Hall, Clerk Bridgeport High School Margaret Mendillo, Clerk Bridgeport High School ENGLISH , Iilizabeth Ann Carter Ohio XYesleyan University Hotel VVestlaxvn Grace H. Cochran Strattield Hotel Lucy S. Curtis, Head of Department VVellesley A. B. 31 XYashington Avenue Dorothy Cutler Bridgeport College Club Jessie VV. Duhigg l Fox Street Alice T. Fairbanks 430 John Street Julia C. Farnam 978 Laurel Avenue Alice Flannagan 1000 Howard Avenue Adelaide Gutehess Long Hill Florence Haskin 113 Cottage Street VVellesley College A. B. Columbia University A. M. VVellesly B. A. Columbia M. A. Columbia M. A. Tufts College A. B. lfxtra Mural Columbia Mount Holyoke A. B. Boston University Ed. M. Columbia University B. S. lixtra Mural Columbia New York University Michigan University A. B. 1 Hiram College, Ph. B. Columbia University A. M. HOOBI 224 Margaret Honnecker 72 james Street New Rochelle B..-X. ROOINI 216 Dorothea Leonard 121 Fremont Street New Rochelle B.A. Frank J. McKee 95 Catherine Street Yale B.A. lidith I.. Porter 306 Brooklaxvn Avenue Columbia Mary M. VVard Colby HVA- 59 Rennell Street Columbia M.A. HISTORY Carrie M. Barske Columbia B. S. R. F. D. No. 4 City Katherine G. Barss Radelitfe A. B. 223 XYashington Avenue Grace V. Bedwin 369 tiolden Hill Street Paula Germaine M aloit 162 Cottage Street Henry D. Simonds 339 Norman Street University of Rochester B.A. University of Illinois A. B. XYesleyan University M.A. Mabel A. Rice University of Michigan A. B. 32 Black Rock Avenue 1 Flora L. XVillmarth Middlebury College .X. B. , 199 Courtland Hill Jane XVright, Head of Department VVesleyan A. B. 59 Rennel Street Columbia A. M. I l

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june, 1928 THEVV FACULTY i i Page thirteen 3511 1?-Blemuriam 331111. william QE. iBerrp News of the death of Mr. lYilliam C. Perry, for many years a teacher and head of the Science Depart- ment in Bridgeport High -School. came as a distinct shock to his many friends. It is hard to realize that one so active for the weltare of the school is gone. A host of young people now in active business or professional work have passed through his classes and have felt the inspiration of his teaching. He was confined to no textbook, for he realized that he was teaching young people the great lessons of life. Throughout the state, he counted many close friends. and his counsel was sought in all meetings of school men, where his genial wit and sound judgment will be long remembered. He was a teacher of the old school-the school of discipline, of drill and of real training, as opposed to supertieiality-yet keenly awake to new developments and new theories. He was a man who understood young people, charitable of weakness. yet strong in his hatred of bluff and sham-a friendly man with deep conviction, yet without prejudiceaa man who loved his home. He was a fighter for truth and right, yet considerate of the rights of others. Mr. Perry was a man of broad interests. appreciative of some of the tinest things in life. For several years he studied music under the best masters and always listened with keen enjoyment to the best in classical music. He was appreciative of all life: bird and beast and flower. He gloried over a hillside of wild laurel: he sought out the early moccasin Hower. How many times our office has been redolent with the fragrance of violets, lilacs, and wild Flowers from his farm. Sensitive and sometimes hurt by careless remark s. he was true to the best in manhood. The school and each one ot us has lost a real friend. JAM ES C. MOORE

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june, 1928 W iw Vi 7 Viv V Wig Wiiww V Page fifteen MATHEMATICS Susie B. Farmer Boston University 67 Nash Street Elsie Green Franklin College A. B. 9 Crescent Terrace Chicago University M.A. i South Norwalk, Connecticut Josephine Gleason University of Vermont Ph. B. 224 VVashington Avenue Frank M. Ham XVesleyan B. S. 34 Prescott Street Margretta Hurley, Head of Department Smith A. B. 50 Milne Street Esther C. Lewis ' Mt. Holyoke B. A. 952 E. Broadway, Strattord Elinor Newman BMSS A. B. 131 Vine Street Columbia M. A. Helen Prageman Middlebury B. S. College Club Verna E. Swisher Earlham College A. B. 392 Prospect Street ROOIVI 2 0 4 ROOIVI 223 LATIN Nonie Brennan 22-1 XYashington Avenue Emma S. Day 430 John Street Alt. Holyoke Colle C Marion Greene, Head of Department 497 Laurel Avenue XVesleyan University Nl Carolyn Hall Hotel VVestlavvn ' XVellesly College MODERN LANGUAGES Madame Hawes, Department Head Helen Averill Berlin University 1073 lranistan Avenue Florence Batchelder XVells College A. B. 78 VVashington Avenue Miriam Cohen Connecticut College A. B 63 Keeler Avenue Margaret P. Dougal 223 VVashington Avenue Emma M. Hallock 263 Vine Street Helen G. Hawes, Head of Department 1190 lranistan Avenue Howard LaField 203 Golden Hill Street Mabel A. Morrissey 309 VVashington Avenue N. Frances VVeller 554 Brewster Street Cniversite de Columbia A. lll Columbia B. S. Columbia A. B. Neuchatel B. A. Yale Smith A. B Cornell A. B. Columbia M. A. ROOM 222