Milford chronicle., 1923-08-31
HAVE ALL CHILDREN
PRESENT ON TUESDAY
Next When School Opens For AS
signment--lt Is Important To
Start Promptly.
THE LISTS WILL Be POSTED
Containing The Names OF Teachers
And The Children For Each
Of The Several Grades.

Of The Several Grades.
The principal of the Milford Public
Schools has announced the assignment
of teachers to the several rooms and
grades and asks that parents pay
special attention to his request, that
the children shall be present at the
times set forth further along in this
statement
The principal will have a temporary
Office in room No. 1 at the main en-
trance on North street and strangers
to the school are asked to find this
Office and present pupils, so as to re-
ceive directions as to placing children
in the grades. All beginners should be
brought to this room, which will be
open at eight o'clock Tuesday morn
ing.
Lists containing the names of the
teacher and the children for each of
the several grades will be posted on
the door of each room, so that there
will be every convenience for them to
locate their grade and teacher.
Only beginners and those entering
the school for the first time, will be
admitted before nine o'clock.
At nine O'Clock grades No. and up
to and including the ninth grade will
be admitted to the building.
At ten o'clock the tenth grade will
be admitted.
At eleven o'clock the eleventh ara
twelfth grades will be admitted.
Should the weather be rainy, the
doors will be opened to all and the
above schedule will be abandoned.
Contrary to custom the pupils will |
be held for full day session on Tues
day the first day of school.
Pupils expecting to take examina-
tions, will find the schedule posted in
the main Railways and must register
at the temporary Office at the en-
trance to the main building. These
examinations will be given during the
first week of school only, to pupils
who register on Tuesday.
The assignment of teachers is as
follows:
Original Building
Room No. 1. Primary grade, Miss
Lulu M. Ross.
Room No. 2. Primary grade, Miss M.
Bernice Simpson.
Room No. 8. Second grade, Miss
Laurita E. Whitehead.
Room No. 4. Fifth grade, Miss May
Watson.
Room No. 5. Third grade, Miss Cora
D. Sipple.
Portable Building t
On Second street, part fourth grade,
Miss Viola Houston.
Double Building =
Part of fourth grade, Miss Sarah E. q
Frazier. g
Main Building t
Room No. 1. Temporary Office, Rob- I
ert Shilling.
Room No. 2. Part of sixth grade,
Miss Doris E. Locates.
Room No. 5. Eighth grade, Miss
Susan E. Kern; Miss Anna Hall, tea
cher of arithmetic; Miss Helen Tat {
man, teacher of English.
Room No. 6. Part Of sixth grade, {
Miss Blanche B. Elzey.
Room No. z. Seventh grade, Mrs.
Nora N. Russell. Q
High School !
Mrs. Elinor B. Rosa, chemistry, sec n
ond algebra, plane and solid geometry. o
Miss Anna Hall, first algebra, arith- h
metic.
Miss Eleanor H. Marshall, biology, "
first English. v
Miss Nellie F. Hill, English only. 8
Miss Helen Tatman, Latin and first h
English.
Miss Frances Jones, general science Il
and French. h
Miss Margaret E. Killian, home Ii
economics. a
Miss A. Eloise Dyson, history and
civics. "
Mr.. Frank NJ Barsby, manual train Al
ing and drawing, athletic coach. II
Miss Helen E. Pierce, physical train W
ing. is
School No. 2 (COlOred) is
J. Graham Scott, principal.
Miss Eva 7. Hilton.
Miss Emma G.. Woodson.
Mrs. Bessie G. Polk.
The assignments in this school will
not be announced until the arrival of
Mr.. Scott next Monday.