Meriden High School - Annual Yearbook (Meriden, CT)

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Miss ROSEMARY BRADY is a graduate of M. H. S. She has taught in the grades and also studied art under well-known professors, Hnishing her course at Colum- bia. Miss Brady is Miss Simpson's assistant in the upper grades and in High School. 774 East Main Street. In charge of the commercial department this year we have had Mr. FRANK G. MEREDITH, B. C. S. Mr. Meredith attended Boston University, College of Liberal Arts, New York University, and the School of Commercial Accounts and Finance. Commercial arithmetic and commercial geography are his subjects. 130 East Main Street. Miss GLADYS P. HAINES, who teaches both French and German, is another of our new instructors. She obtained her degree from Bryn Mawr, and has since studied at the University of Berlin. West Haven, Conn. 22

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This year the study of Domestic Arts has been introduced into both High School and grammar grades by Miss ALICE B. FOOTE. The courses have proved very interesting, and classes have been large. Miss Foote attended the Teachers' Training School of Home Economics, and Columbia University. Broad Street. The boys' athletics this year have been in charge of Mr. WILLARD H. GILBER- SLEEVE, B. S. He graduated from Wesleyan, in 1908, and attended Harvard Summer School of Physical Training. All the teams have been coached by Mr. Gildersleeve. He has taught commercial history. 894 Broad Street. Having been graduated from Massachu- setts State Normal Art School, in 1913, Mr. EVERETT K. BRUCE came to Meriden. Here hc is assistant instructor in manual arts and mechanical drawing in the upper grades, and in High School. 106 Cook Avenue. 21

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