Milford chronicle., 1933-09-01
SCHOOL REOPENS
NEXT TUESDAY
[Continued from Fnst Paael


exclusive use of the driveway at
the Shawnee end of the school.
Commercial cars will use the gen.
eral entrance and park temporarily
where indicated by signs.
Patrons are reminded that parking
in the driveway at the end door
seriously interferes with the move
ment of traffic, and are requested to
wait for their children at some
point where traffic may pass freely
around them. Please leave one
lane open, at your left, at all times.
The sixth grade pupils will be
expected to enter by the entrance
at the far end of the new building,
All Junior-Senior High School pu-
pills except those who use the busses
or who come in private cars will
park in the rear, and will use the
entrance nearer end of the beds as
q last year.
The first day of school will be
full day of two sessions. Parents
of children who live at a distance
from school are requested to send
their children prepared to remain
for the full day.
The school hours at the element
ary school will be as last year.
School is called at a. m. and at
p. m, and parents are urged not
to send their children too early. If
they arrive ten minutes before
these hours, they are in time.
Dismissal hours in the elementary
hn. for
grades l and 2; 11.40 for grade 8;
11.45 for grade A; 11.50 for grade 5.
Afternoon, 800 for grade 1; $50 fer
grade 2; $40 for grade 3; 3.45 for
grade A.; $50 for grade 5.
Parents of pupils who use the
buses are requested to direct their
children not to leave the school
grounds at noontime without their
written permission filed at the office
for daily reference.
Hours for dismissal at the Junior
Senior High School will be IL
o'clock noon, and o'clock p. M,
except for town pupils in grade 6
who will be dismissed at 11.45 a. m.
and 3.45 p. m.
Pupils riding bicycles will ride
past the school building and park
their bicycles against the tennis
court fences.
There is and will continue to be
an office in each of the school build
ings. Persons having business with
the superintendent may transact it
at either office by calling there and
getting in touch with him.
For the coming school year the
grades from one to five inclusive
have been assigned to the ele-
mentary school building and port
able buildings at the corner of
North and Second streets. There
will be three sections of each of
these grades except the fourth which
will have two sections only.
Rooms l and will be used as
office and nurses room, respective
ly. The office will again be in
charge of Miss Lena S. Short, while
room will again be in charge of
Mrs. Louise C. Farrow, the school
nurse.
The first grade will be located in
rooms No. 8, and 5 on the first |
floor of the front part of the main !
dDONO anu WIZ
use the front entrance. The teach
ers will be: Room 5, Miss Marian |
E. Heldmyer; room 3, Miss Edith M.
Johnson, and room 4, Miss Lulu M. |
Ross.
The second grade will also use
the front entrance and will occupy |
rooms IL ard IL on the first floor
at the rear of the building and
room II upstairs. The teachers
will be: Room IL, Miss Geraldine
Garrison, room -, Miss j. Helen
Smith, and room II, Miss Mildred
Breisch.
Two sections of the third grade
will also use the front entrance and
will be located upstairs in the main
building in rooms No. and 8. The
teachers will be: Room Z, Mrs. EN-
ma w. Cordray, and room 8, Miss
Dorothy e. Derrickson. One sec
tion will be assigned to room Is in
the double portable building, the
teacher will be Miss Lila H. Hud-
son.
In the fourth grade one section
will occupy a room in the portable
building, and one section in room
No. 8, main building. The teachers
will be: Room IA, Miss Cordelia E. (
Carter, and room 8, Mrs. Florence
3. Travers.
The fifth grade will occupy rooms
ather widely separated as follows:
Section one, Mrs. Ruth P. Blades, 7
eacher, will use the front entrance n
nd occupy room upstairs in the
main building. Section two, Miss I
Edgar, teacher, will use
he entrance ON Second street and
,ccupy room IS upstairs in the rear =.
art of the building. Section three,
Iiss May Watson, teacher, will also
se the gate on Second street and 7
ccupy the one-room portable
uilding which will be room 10.
Room 16 which has been used pre-
iously as cafeteria will continue to
e used for that purpose.
Miss Helen G. Clarke the super
isor and teacher of public school r
lusic will work in the first five
rades in the elementary school, as
will Miss Lldia Bancroft supervisor s.
nd teacher of art.
School will open on September 5 II
t 9 o'clock. Pupils who are as
lgned to grades 2, 8, 4 and will
e directed to their rooms and will
nd their names on the lists by the
oor of their respective rooms.
The office will be open to enroll j
ew pupils in any grade, especially
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