Milford chronicle., 1941-08-29
CONTINUED rrom FIRST pass,

LuBli5 -Iluln w. NCuiGons
y Social Science. Herbert Mel
y OILS.
- Librarian, English and Socif
= Studies-Erna E. Martin.
u Librarian-Edna G. Barker
rithmetic-Henson M. Evans.
g Science-William Walter Nc
:, Chimes.
= Music-Thomas E. Zerbe, includ
;. ing junior high school and senio
!, high school.
= !, Art-Helen Fitzpatrick.
Physical Education-Bernard E
D., Briggs.
: Matron-Mrs. Nellie M. Wilkins
= Assistant Manager for Cafeteria
Mrs. Jennie Salevan.
! Elementary School
Grade Edith ]. Baynum, Lulu
: M. Ross, Marian H. Lynch.
Grade Mildred Breisch, Ger
aldine G. Pettyjohn.
Grade 3-Dorothy E. Derrickson
/, Julia o. Derrickson.
: Grade 4-Cordelia E. Carter,
Rhea T. Tatman, Julia H. Smith.
Grade 5-Ruth Blades, May Wat
son.
Grade 6-Cornelia Cannon, Flor
ence B. Travers.
Opportunity Room-Nora N. Rus
sell.
Music-Florence F. Horn.
Assistant Cafeteria Manager
Mrs. Olivia Abbott
School Nurse-Louise C. Far
row, for the entire school system.
janitorial Employees-John C.
Ryan, Leroy Wilkins, Wilbur C.
Wright, Robert l. johnson.
COlOred School
Principal and teacher in Junior
High School,. ]. Waters.
Manual Training and Mathemat-
ics-George M. Whyte.
Home Economics - Helen V.
Games.
Grade Elizabeth H. Shockley.
Grades and Emma G. Wood
son.
Grades A and Edith C. Scott.
Grade 6-F. S. Mitchell.
Janitor-Robert H. Cropper.
The following request is made by
the board of education to the pa
irons of the school:
Please observe the usual traffic
rules 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. d.
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 is
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, pass out by the school to the
highway.
Private cars, driven by pupils
who intend to park for the day will
enter by the general entrance and
proceed 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 paw
ed driveway past the end door of
bhC oShOOAs ANO pdA hAu6 Will OC al
lowed elsewhere on the grounds.
The school buses only will pro-
ceed around the buildings and have
exclusive use of the driveway at
the Shawnee end of the school.
Commercial cars will use the gen.
eral entrance and park temporarily
on the right by the end door.
Patrons are reminded that park
ng on the paved driveway at the
end door seriously interferes with
he movement of traffic, and are
'equested to wait for their chill (
iren at some point where the traf-
ic may pass freely around them.
)ne lane must be left open on the
eft at all times, All junior-senior
high school pupils except those
Who use the buses or who come in
private cars will park at the rear,
md will use the entrances desig-
lated in the past. '
The first day of school will be a {
of two sessions. Parents of s
children who live at a distance from {
he school are requested to send
heir children prepared to remain |
or full day. '
The school hours at the elemen-
airy school will be the same as last \
ear.
School is called at a. m. and
t l p. m. and parents are urged
Iot to send their children too ear t
y If they arrive ten minutes be- T
ore these hours they are in time.
Dismissal hours in the elemen- p
ary school will be: Morning 1880 L
or grades 1 and 2; 11:40 for grade '
/; 11:45 for grade 4; 11:50 for il
rade 5. Afternoon, 1920 for grade n
; $3.50 for grade 2; $3.50 for grade Il
; S:45 for grade 4; $3.50 for grade Il
Parents of pupils who use the >
uses are requested to direct their p
hildren not to leave the school
rounds at noon without getting 81
ne permission of the teacher in W
barge during the noon hour. Il
Hours for dismissal at the Junior d!
enior high school will be at II o. vi
lock noon and o'clock p. m. Pu- ~
lis riding bicycles will find racks "
here they were last year. eL 81.
There is and will continue TO be ii'
n office in each of the school -
uildings. Persons having busi- VI
ess with the superintendent may eI ,
'ansact it by calling at either W. ",
fice u'
The following instructions are =,
fered to pupils for their guidance e,' ",'
4 the first day of school this year; ~,
Rooms Nos. l and will be used ~ N,
J Office and nurses room, respec- ~
vely. The Office will again be in
,arpa of Miss Lena 6 Short. while