Milford chronicle., 1939-09-01
Local Schools VIII Reopen
Wednesday September 6

where they were last year.
There is and will continue to be
an office in each of the school build
ings. Persons having business with
the superintendent may transact IL
by calling at either Office.
The following instructions are OF
fered to pupils for their guidance
on the first day of school this year:
Rooms Nos. 1 and 2 will be used
as office and nurses room, respec-
lively The Office will again be in
charge of Miss Lena S. Short. while
room 2 will again be in charge OF
Mrs. Louise C. Farrow, the school
nurse.
Room Assignments In Elementary
School
The first grade will be located In
two rooms on the first floor of the
main building. Room 3, Mrs. Bay
mum; room 4, Miss Ross.
The second grade will De in room
5, Mrs. Lynch, and room IL, Mrs.
Pettyjohn, on the first Eoor, and
room Is. Miss Breisch, on the sec
end floor.
The third grade will be in room
l6, Miss Smith. on the second floor.
and room IL, Miss Derrickson, on
the first floor.
The teachers in grade four will be
room 8, Mrs. Rhea I. Tatman; room
9. Miss Cordelia E. Carter
The teachers In grade five will be
room 6, Mrs. Ruth P. Blades: room
Z, Miss May Watson.
The sixth grade will be located in
the high school building, rooms 5,
6 and z.
Opportunity Glass, room TO-, Mrs.
Nora n. Russell.
School will open on Wednesday,
September 6. at q o'clock. Pupils in
grades l to 5. inclusive, please go
directly at a. m. to the s1me room
10 which they were located last year.
There they will receive directions
from the teachers in charge.
ALI pupils new to the school will
be expected to 90 to the Office for
instructions
The Offices will be open to enroll
new pupils in any grade. especially
the first, at o'clock. Regularly en-
rolled pupils are asked to delay their
coming until almost o'clock.
Parents of the pupils VINO use
public conveyances to or from school
or who live too far from home to go
there for lunch are urged to in
struct their children not to leave
the school grounds during the noon
period. This is in the interest of
safety
The junior-senior high schools.
consisting of the upper six grades,
will be accommodated on the upper
two floors. The higt1 school: consist
ing of grades 10. ii and IL. will have
their scheduled home rooms and rec
itation rooms assigned when school
opens. Advance information is not
necessary. Their work, however. will
be almost entirely on the third floor
with the exception of manual train
ing, physical education. agriculture
and library work The junior high
school. consisting of grades 7. 8 and
8, will be assigned to home rooms
and scheduled for a regular circuit
of recitation room with the excep-
tion of those members of the ninth
grade who are taking definitely col
lege preparatory courses and whose
schedules will be arranged with the
senior high school schedule
AT a. m, the junior-senior high
school pupils will be admitted in
grades to IL.
Room assignments for all will be
posted on the grounds at $3.50. The
sixth grade lists will be at the end
of the building toward Shawnee
When the doors open all pupils
will report Immediately to the rooms
assigned them and receive instruc-
tions.
New ninth grade pupils and other
newcomers will report at a. m, at
the receiving desk in the main en-
trance for assignment.
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
SC; lettuce and tomato,
Sc; apple and celery salad. SC; fruit
cup. sc; chocolate pudding. sc; milk,
&c; chocolate milk, Sc: orangeade,
Sc; cocoa, &c; dixie cups. Sc; choco-
pics. sc. AS the weather becomes
cooler, the menus will include hot
dishes and different foods.