Milford chronicle., 1941-08-29
Milford Schools VIII Reopen
Wednesday Morning, Sept. 3

main building. Room 3, Mrs. Bay
e mum; room 4, Miss Ross, and room
2, Mrs. Lynch.
e The second grade will be in room
IA, Mrs. Pettyjohn, on the second
floor, and room Is, Miss Breisch, on
the second floor
The third grade will be in room
/ 12, Miss Derrickson, ON the first
floor; room IL, ON the first floor,
Mrs. Derrickson.
Grade four will be in room 8,
Mrs. Rhea T. Tatman; room 8, Miss
Cordelia E. Carter; room 16, Miss
Smith.
Grade five will be in room 6, Mrs.
Ruth P. Blades; room z, Miss May
Watson.
The sixth grade will be located in
the high school building, rooms
and z, to be entered from. the far
ther end door
School will open on Wednesday,
September 3, at 8 o'clock. Pupils in
grades / to 5, inclusive, please go
directly at 8 a. m. to the same
room in which they were located
last year. There they will receive
directions from the teachers in
charge.
All pupils new to the school will
be expected to go to the Office for
instructions.
The Offices will be open to enroll
new pupils in any grade, especially
the first, at 8 O'Clock. Regularly en-
rolled pupils are asked to delay
their coming until almost 8 O'Clock.
Parents of the pupils who use
public eonveEances to or from
school or who live too far from
home to go there for lunch are
urged to instruct their children not
to leave the school grounds dur
ing 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 high school, con-
sisting of grades 10, IL and II, will
have their scheduled home rooms
and recitation rooms assigned when
school opens. Advance information
is not necessary. Their work, how
ever, will be almost entirely on the
third floor with the exception of
manual training, physical educa-
tion, agriculture and library work.
The junior high school, consisting
Of grades z, 8 and 8, will be assign
I'd to home rooms and scheduled
or a regular circuit of recitation
'ooms with the exception of those
members of the ninth grade who
ire taking definitely college pre-
courses and whose sched-
lie will be arranged with the SEN
or high school schedule.
At 9 a. m, the junior-senior high
chool pupils will be admitted.
Room assignments for all will be
,osted on the grounds at $3.50. The
ixth grade lists will be at the far
her end of the building toward the
ennis course.
When the doors open all pupils
will report Immediately to the
ooms assigned them and receive
Instructions.
New ninth grade pupils and other
newcomers will report at 8 a. m,
t the receiving desk in the main
for assignment.
For the information of the par
nts whose children may not have
ttended the Milford schools, the
is made that the
afeteria will be in operation in
9th the elementary and the Junior
enior high school on the first day
f the term. Menus, such as the
ollowing, will be prepared for
ach school: Cheese sandwiches SC;
ettuce and tomato, sc; apple and
elery salad. &c; fruit cup. SC;
hocolate pudding, Sc; milk, &c;
hocolate milk, Sc; orangeade, &c;
ocoa, &c; dixie cups, Sc; choco-
les, SC. AS the weather becomes
ooler, the menus will include hot
ishes and different foods.
AIS ESSO STATION has Special
lunch and Refreshments for (alD
Iilford School Students. Free