Milford chronicle., 1927-08-05
TEACHING STAFFS FOR
MILFORD SCHOOLS
Are ANNOUNCED
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ing, Clerk, and Principal of all
schools.
High School
History, Civics, and Athletics in
charge of Joseph w. Boston, OF Snow
Manual Training, Drawing end
Athletics in charge OF Russell H.
Ellis. of Norristown, Pa.
Commercial Department and sub
iects, in charge of Miss Louise Hast
ings, of Sharptown, Md.
English classes in charge of Miss
Nellie F. Hill, of Salisbury, Md.
English, French and Latin, IN
charge of Miss Helen Tatman' OF
Milford. =.
Home Economics, in charge OF
Miss Anna Hunsberger, of Norris
town, Pa. ~
Mathematics. in charge of Miss
Mary E. Kinder, Of Bridgeville.
Science in charge of Miss Mary
Moss, of Glasgow.
Science and Mathematics, IN
charge of Mrs. Elinor B. Rosa, OF
Milford.
Music throughout the entire school
in charge of Miss FSnnle-LeW Eller
of Greenfield, Ind.
Elementary Teachers and Grades
Grade No. Miss Lulu Ross OF
Milford. ,r.. r,iuo
Grades Nos. 1 and Miss Eliza
beth Lank, of Milton.
Grade No. 2-Miss Laurlta H.
Whitehead of Lincoln.
Grade No. 3-Miss CFa u. Slpple
of Milford. me-
Grade No. 3-Miss Emma L. Wro-
ten of Milford.
Grade No. 4-Miss Co1ena Garter
of Bridgeville.
Grade No. 4-Miss florence L.
Markert of Harrington.
Ni@i Grade i No, 5-Miss May Watson OF
Milford. IN, 49,,
Grade No. 5-Miss c. Bile Moore
of Lincoln City.
Grade No. 6-Miss Helet Alexan-
der of Frederick.
Grade No. 6-Miss Mimi ]. Reed
of Lincoln City. -.
Grade No. Z, Arithmetic AGeogra-
phy. Spelling in charge OF Ms. Nora
N. Russell, of Milford.
Grade No. 7, English, U. S. His
tory. Reading and PenmaIfhlp IN
charge of Mrs. Ruth w. NeAesh OF
Harrington. "a, 60
Grade No. 8, Arithmetic, CIV Gov
ernment, Spelling, Readint IN
charge of Miss Susan ]. Kern 7 Mil
ford.
Smelling. Reading and Penmafhip,
in charge of Mrs. Hattie N. Mter-
house of near Milford.
School No. 2
Graham Scott, Principal tnd
teacher in grades Nos. 6, Z amos.
Miss Marian A. Dennis, gradel .,
z and 8. IA
Miss Emma G. woodson, gradef
and 8. IL
will be announced later.
JanitOrs
John C. Ryan and John w: HudsG
for School No. 1, and ROBERT T.
Cropper for School No. 2.
The clerical work for Superlnten
dent Shilling requires one clerk ~
almost the entire year, but especial
ly at the organizing of the schooi
each year and the work that devel
ons during the school year. mis-
Lena Short was reappointed TO Il
this important place for anotne
wear. and it is expected that throug
the oneration' of the Commercial De
nartment, some bright boy or gil
will develop, who will be able TO g
nractical experience in their studle
that will help to tighten the routln
work, so that the one clerk Will .
able to have less strenuous work
maintain all the records OF tn
. schools in all their various depar'
ments.
II will be necessary for all pal
ants or those who stand in pareI
tal relation to children who are
attend the Milford public schools,
register the children before the en-
of August, so that they may be as
SIGNED by the Superintendent
proper places. This is important fc
those who have children to start
the First Grade, for there is gres
congestion in that department.. :.
All who are interested in publ
schools should start to get thel
children ready before the last wee
before the opening date ana repol
the beginners.