Milford chronicle., 1930-08-22
Milford Schools VIII
Reopen On September 5
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that the pupils may be in readiness
to come to school on the first day
when the bus arrives at their near
est point
The same rules that apply to
State-operated busses will have to
rapply to those operated by the Mil
Nford Special School District, namely,
Nillwood not including pupils liv-
Ning on the boulevard who will ride
on a State bus from Benefits Gate
DISTRICT.
staytonsville (Cedarfeld.
Shawnee.
Church Hill.
The drivers will he as follOws:-
Millwood and Cedarfeld, John H.
Annett; Shawnee, Preston L. Ken
ton: Church Hill, John A. Dawson.
Milford School No. 2, for Colored
Elementary pupils will open on Fri
day. September 5, at , a. m.
The doors will be open as usual at
$40, unless the weather should be
bad, in which case the doors Will be
open as early as necessary.
The teachers assigned to TINS
lSbuilding are as follows:-
Principal and teacher of Grades
and 8, J. Graham Scott.
Teacher of Grades and 6, Miss
Marian A. Dennis.
Teachers of Grades l to 4, inclu-
,sive. Miss Emma G. Woodson, MISS
Edith c. Scott, Mrs. Dorothy c. Zu-
Der. ,. II
CrOpper. <--5oz
10 II and 12) and the Milford Jun
ior High School (grades Z, and "
will occupy the new building Oh
Lake View avenue.
The teachers assigned to thlS
building are as follows;
Robert e. Shilling, Superintendent
y will act as Principal
Josiah w. Boston, teacher OF MS
tory and civics. will be designated as
assistant to the superintendent.
Miss Nellie F. Hill, English.
Miss Elizabeth e. Alden, English
and French.
Miss Helen Tatman, English and
Latin.
Mrs. Elinor B. Rosa, science and
mathematics, Senior High School.
Miss Mary R. Moss, science in both
Junior and Senior High Schools.
Walter w. McGinness, science IN
both Junior and Senior High
Schools.
Miss Mary X Kinder, mathematics
in Senior High School and athletics:
Miss Louise Hastings, commercial
subjects.
Miss Grace farrell, commercial
subjects and secretary to the super
intendent.
Miss Elsie Mae Baker, home eco
nomics in Junior High School ana
manager of cafeteria.
Miss Elizabeth r. Schmermund,
home economics in Senior High
School.
Andrew c. Bowdle, director OF
nhvsical education and instructor in
health and hygiene.
John T. McGee, manual training
and assistant in athletics.
Mrs. Susan X. Harrington, arltn-
metic, civics and other subjects III
Junior High School.
Mrs. Ruth W. Nemesh, history,
- English and other subjects in Jun
I iOr High School.
Mrs. Nora N. Russell, geography
arithmetic and other subjects in
e ~JuniOr High School.
Mrs. Hattie N. WaterhOuse, Eng
Slish, geography and other subjects
in Junior High School
In addition to those regularly as
Signed to this building there will be
others who will be assigned there
tfOr part time service as follows:
Miss Elizabeth Cathcart, public
school music instructor and super
visor.
4 Arthur Hudson, public school Or
Nchestra, each Wednesday.
Miss Lena S. Short, part time sec
<retary.
The ianitOr in charge of this bull
Z Sding will be Wilbur c. Wright, with
assistance from the other building
as may be needed.
This building will be opened at
$40 also, except in bad weather
when it will be open as early as
necessary.
Pupils will enter this building by
the door at the north end next to
the Caulk Company laboratory
The Milford Elementary School
will occupy the building in North
y Milford, at North and Second streets
and will accommodate the grades
: from 1 to 6, inclusive.
There will be twelve teachers, two
for each grade, and their assign
4 ments are as follows:
" Room
q Teachers Name Grade No.
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