Milford chronicle., 1932-08-26
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OPEN TUESDAY.
SEPTEMBER 9Th
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STdueS dL she uiu ldSC year.
School will open ON September 6
at nine o'clock. Pupils who are as
signed to grades 2, 8, and will
be directed to their rooms and will
find their names on the lists by the
door of their respective rooms.
The office will be open to enroll
new pupils in any grade, especially
the first, at eight o'clock. Regularly
enrolled pupils are asked to delay
their SOming until almost nine o.
clock.
Parents of children who use pub
lie cOnveyances to and from school
or who live too far to go home to
lunch are urged to instruct their
children not to leave the school
grounds during the noon period un-
less absolutely necessary. This is
in the interest of safety.
With regard to the occupancy of
the Junior-Senior High School
building, at the present time, the
plans are to accommodate grades 6,
7, 8, 8, 10, IL and 12 in that build
ing as was done last year. Grade 6
will be located on the first floor in
the following rooms: Room IA, Miss
Marguerite Edgar, teacher; room Z,
Mrs. COrnelia c. DerricksOn, teach
er; room 6, Mrs. Helen A. Rogers,
teacher.
The Junior-Senior High School,
consisting of the upper six grades,
will be accommodated ON the two
upper floors of the building. The
high school, consisting of grades 10,
II and IL, will have their scheduled
home rooms and recitation rooms
assigned when school opens. Ad-
vance information is not necessary.
Their work, however, will be almost
entirely on the third floor with the
exception of manual training, phys
ical education and library. The Jun
ior High School, consisting of
grades Z, 8 and will be assigned
to home rooms and scheduled for
regular circuit of recitation rooms
with the exception of those mem
bers of the ninth grade who are TAX
ing definitely college preparatory
courses and whose schedule will be
arranged with the Senior High
School schedule. The teachers in the
Junior-Senior High School are as
follows:
j. w. Boston, assistant to super
intendent and Social Science; Eliz-
abeth e. Alden, English and French; |
Helen Tatman, English and Latin;
Mrs. E. B. Rosa, Science, Mathemat-
les and English; Mary R. Moss,
Science; w. Walter McGinnis,
Science; Mary X. Kinder, Arithme-
tic and Algebra; John T. MCGEE,
Manual Training; M. Louise Hast
ings, Typing, Shorthand and Book
keeping; Grace FARRELL, secretary to
the superintendent and Typing and
Bookkeeping; Mabel COnaway,
Home Economics; Elsie M. Baker,
Home Economics; Herbert L. Eli
OFT, Physical Education and Athletic
Coach; Mrs. Gladys F. Smith, Mu-
sic; Arthur Hudson, Orchestra Di-
rector; Mrs. Susan X. Harrington,
Arithmetic in Junior High; Mrs.
Nora N. Russell, Geography in Jun
ior High; Mrs. Ruth w. Nemesh,
English in Junior High; Mrs. Hat
tie N. Waterhouse, English in Jun
ior High; Helen Swain, Social Sci
ence in Junior High; Edna Barker,
Librarian.
Mrs. Louise c. Farrow, the school
nurse, will also have a room and
duties in the Junior-Senior High
School building.
Tho e4ota,,,a,,t ohoxra with rafar-
ence to the date and hour of open
ng school will apply to the Junior
Senior High School; namely, at nine
,'clock on Tuesday, September 6.
Instructions for parking and for
rafic on the school ground will be
ssued later.
The parents of all pupils who are
o enter school are urged to enter
hem on the first day and arrange
o have them attend regularly from
hat date throughout the year.
In the Junior-Senior High School '
he cafeteria will again be under {
he direction of Miss Elsie M. Baker ]
With the assistance of Mrs. Mary {
Miss Baker will also !
manage the cafeteria in the elemen- {
ary school with the assistance of '
frs. Olivia c. Abbott.
The janitors assigned to the white I
chools are as follows: John w. s
hudson, elementary school, assisted 7
t certain hours of the day by the S
anitors from the junior-senior high
chool building, who are Leroy Will /
ins, Wilbur C. Wright and John c. n
.yan. c
Mrs. Sadie F. Wright will again r
ct as matron in the junior-senior v
Ugh school building. q
The janitor at the colored school n
ill be Robert H. Cropper. n
The following corps of teachers il
ave been assigned to the Colored t;
School, which will open f,
n the same day and at the same :
our as the other schools:
Principal and teacher of grades /
and 8, ]. Graham Scott; teacher of
rades 5 and 6, Miss Marian A. Dem
Is; teacher of grades 3 and 4,
iss Edith M. Scott; teacher of
rades 2 and 5, Miss Emma G.
'oodson; teacher of grade l, Miss W
velyn Rawlins. u
Rooms will be assigned by the
'incipal at the opening of the III u
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