Milford chronicle., 1937-09-03
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for the entire school system.
Matron-Mrs. Nellie M. wilkins.
Assistant manager for cafeteria
Mrs. Jennie Salevan.
janitorial Employees John C
Ryan, Leroy wilkins, Wilbur c
Wright, assisting also at the Ele'
mentary School.
Elementary School
Grade Miss Edith Johnson ant
Miss Lulu Ross.
Grade miss Mildred Breisct
and Mrs. Marion Lynch.
Grade 3-Miss Dorothy Derrickson
and Mrs. Geraldine Pettyjohn.
Grade Miss Lila Hudson, Miss
Cordelia Carter and Miss Helen
Smith.
Grade 5-Mrs. Ruth Blades. Miss
May Watson and Mrs. Thea Tatman
Grade 6-Mrs. Cornelia Derrick
son. Mrs. Helen Rogers and Miss
Marguerite Edgar.
Opportunity Room Mrs. Nora
Russell,
COlOred School
Principal and teacher OF science
in Junior High School-T. r. Barker.
Manual training and mathematics
M. L. Fairfax.
Home Economics and English-M.
T. Archer.
Music and grade one-Evelyn r.
Boyd.
Grades two and three-Emma G..
Woodson.
Grades four and five - Edith C.
Scott.
Grade six-Marian d. Polk.
Janitor-Robert H. Cropper.
For the information of the parents
whose children may not have attend
ed the Milford schools. the announ-
cement is made that the cafeteria
will be in operation in both the ele-
mentary and the junior-senior high
school on the first day of the term.
Menus, such as the following, will
be prepared for each school: Cheese
sandwiches. SC; lettuce and tomato,
Sc; apple and celery salad, SC; fruit
cup, SC; chocolate pudding, SC; milk,
&c; chocolate milk, &c; oranegade,
&c; cocoa, &c; dixie cups. Sc; choco-
pics, SC. AS the weather becomes
cooler, the menus will include hot
dishes and different foods. Grades
one to five inclusive will attend the
North Street School. and grades to
IL will go to the Junior-Senior High
School building.
The following request Is made by
A. n-.ul - ETlraoffnn the ma
irons of the school:
Please observe the trafic rules
that are posted at the driveway en-
frances at the grounds of the junior
senior high school building. These
rules have been adopted both for
the convenience of the patrons and
the safety of the children.
The entrance nearer The L. ID.
Caulk Company will be used as the |
general public entrance for all cars |
and for all school buses. The drive
way from this public entrance Will
be twenty feet wide. Private cars
which enter to pass the end door,
and not to remain are directed to
keep to the right side of the drive
way and pass out at the paved drive
way by the school.
Private cars, driven by pupils who
intend to park for the day will en-
ter by the general entrance and pro-
ceed by the marked route to the
parking space reserved at the rear
of the school, between the building
and the running track. These cars
will leave the grounds by the paved
driveway past the end door Of tne
school and marked for pubic use as
exit. No parking will be allowed
elsewhere on the grounds. Pupils
from such cars may enter the build
ing by the door in the rear of the
new addition.
The school buses only will proceed
around the buildings and have ex-
elusive use of the driveway at the |
Shawnee end of the school. CONNER
,iaI cars will use the general en-
rance and park temporarily where
Indicated by signs.
Patrons are reminded that park
ng on the paved driveway at the end
loor seriously interferes with the
of traffic, and are request {
ID to wait for their children at some '
,oint where the traffic may pass I
RELY around them. One lane must
,e left open on the left at all times. {
The sixth grade pupils will be ex- 4
'ected to enter by the entrance at G
he far end of the new building. All 4
high school pupils ex- b
ept those who use the buses OF who v
ONE in private cars will park at Il
be rear, and will use the entrance a
{ the end of the building the same 8
8 in the past. 9
The first day of school will he a a
lll-day of two sessions. Parents OF o
hildren who live at a distance from d
,e school are requested to send &
leir children prepared to remain IL
n a full day. 81
The school hours at the elemen- s,
ry school will be the same as last
,ar s,
School Is called at 9 a. m. and at g.
p. m. and parents are urged not
send their children too early. II p,
ey arrive ten minutes before these 81
,urs they are In time. of
Dismissal hours In the elementary
hool will be: Morning 1850 for w
ades / and Q; 11:40 for grade 8; as
AS for grade a; 1880 for grade Il,
Afternoon. $3.50 for grade /; $3.50
r grade 2; $3.50 for grade 3; 3:45 ne
r grade 4; $3.50 for grade s. th
Parents Of pupils who use the trl