Milford chronicle., 1935-09-06
LOCAL SCHOOLS
WILL REOPEN
NEXT MONDAY
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]. w. Boston, social science and
assistant to superintendent.
Marybelle Kimmel, English and
French.
Thomas F. Marshall, senior high
school English.
Mary K. Kinder, algebra and aIith-
metic.
John T. MCGEE, manual training.
Mary R. Moss, biology and his
tory.
Elinor B. Rosa, science and math-
ematics.
Helen Tatman, Latin and history.
Vocational
c. Edmond McCauley, agriculture. |
H. Marie Pentz, home economics |
and cafeteria manager.
Gladys Sims, home economics.
Commercial
M. Louise Hastings, stenOgraphy |
and typewriting.
Reba Eisenbrey, bookkeeping and
junior business training.
Junior High School
Susan K. Harrington, social stu
dies.
w. Walter McGinnes, science and
guidance.
Ruth w. Nemesh, English.
Nora N. Russell, arithmetic and
geography.
Hattie N. Waterhouse, English.
Music
William E. Miller, public school
music in high and junior high, in
Guiding band and orchestra.
Florence f. Horn, public school
In, o1otnnrf a ~ cnhnnl
ating in band and orchestra.
Art
Lydia A. Bancroft, instructor and
supervisor in all schools of district. |
Physical Education
Herbert l.. Elliott, physical edu- l
cation and coaching. !
Health
Louise c. FarrOw, public health
nurse in all schools of district. |:
DR.. L. o. Adkins, part time school !
dentist.
Librarian a
Edna c. Barker, high school Ii
brary.
Grades 9
Lulu VI. Ross, Grade J. Il Il
Marion E. Teldmyer, Grade I. .'
Edith VI. Johnson, Grade l. y
Geraldine G. PettyiOhn, Grade 2. D
Mildred Breisch, Grade 2. d
J. Helen Smith, Grade 2. {
Lila H. Hudson, e. ade 3.
Emma W. CordTay, Grade 3. II
Dorothy D. DerricksOn, Grade 5. d
COrdelia f. Carter, Grade /. Y
Florence B. Travers, Grade 4.
Rhea NJ. Tatman, Grade 4. II II
May Watson. Grade 5. l.
Ruth P. Blades, Grade 5. NJ
Marguerite Edgar, Grade 5. W
Cornelia c. Derrickson. Grade 6. L
Henson VI. Evans. Grade q.
Helen A. Rogers, Grade &. I
COIOTed School IL
I. r. Parker. principal and teach Z
er in junior high school Il
NJ l.. Fairfax. shop and science. "
Marion D. Polk Grade o. 1
Edith c. Scott. Grades and 5. }
Emma Il. WOOdson, Grades and II
8.
Evelyn Rollins, Grade I. fl
Office Assistants n
Elementary school, Lena 5. Short ~
and Eunice S. Knoll.
High school. George l. lester, Ir
MatrOn
High school, Sadie 6. Wright.
Cafeteria Assistants
Elementary school. Olivia c. Alb
bott.
High school, Mary E. SchObclock
and Clara Sterner.
JanitOTs
Elementary school, +. I. Johnson.
High school Leroy Wilkins, John
c. Ryan and Wilbur c. Wright.
Colored school, Robert H. Crop
per. -
For the information Of parents,
whose children may not have pre-
viOusly attended the Milford schools,
the announcement is made that there
will be a cafeteria in operation in
the elementary school and one in
the junior-senior high school on the
first day of the term. A menu such
as the following will be prepared
for each school:
Cheese sandwiches, cents; let
Luce and tomato, cents; apple and
celery salad. cents; fruit cup.
cents; chocolate pudding, cents;
milk. cents: chocolate milk,
'ents; orangeade, cents; cocoa, 5
cents; dixie cups, cents; chocO-
llcS, cents. AS the WcatneT ne
zones cooler, the menus will in
,lude hot dishes and differ ent
Gods
Please remember that grades l to
inclusive, will attend the North
treet school. and that grades to
2 will go to the juniOr-seniOr high /
chool building. +
The following request is made by
he Board of Education to the pa
rOns of the school:
Please observe the traffic rules
hat are posted at the driveway en- l.
RANGES at the grounds of the junior X
enior high school building. These
ules have been adopted both for the II
of the patrons and for
he safety of their children. II
The entrance nearer The L. d. n
auik Company will be used as the
eneral public entrance for all cars
nd for all school busses. The drive
ay from this public entrance will Ii
g twenty feet wide. Private cars
hich enter to pass the end door
nd not to remain are directed to N
MN 30 oh gido of driva