Milford chronicle., 1942-09-04
LOCAL SCHOOLS TO START
YEAR NEXT WEDNESDAY
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Hastings and Reba Eisenbrey.
! Jr. H. S. English, Ruth W. Mem
esh.
"Jr. H. S. Social Studies, Doroth
B. Felt.
Jr. H. S. Science and Arithmetic
Grade 5, W. w. McGinnes.
Manual Training and Drawing
John T. MCGEE.
Arithmetic, Grade z, and Socia
Studies, Florence B. Travers.
sJr.-Sr. Music, George A. Peck.
Elementary School Music, Flor
ence H. Johnston.
"Art Instructor to be supplied.
physical Education and Coach tt
be supplied. a aP' =
Grade Six, Cornelia Cannon ant
Julia o. Derrickson.
Grade Five, Ruth P. Blades
Rhea M. Tatman, May Watson.
Grade Four, Cordelia e. Carter
J. Helen Smith.
Grade Three, Dorothy E. Der
rickson, Nora N. Russell, Marion H
Lynch.
Grade Two, Mildred Breisch, Ger
aldine Gu Pettyjohn.
Grade One, Edith ]. Baynum, Lu-
lu M. Ross.
The Opportunity Room will be
closed and no group organized this
year.
Librarians, Erna E. Martin, Edna
C. Barker.
Matron in H. S. Bldg, Nellie M.
Wilkins.
School Nurse for District, Louise
c. Farrow.
Cafeteria Manager for Elemen-
tary School, Olivia Abbott and as
sistant, Sara H. Hollis.
*Cafeteria Manager for high
school, Florence H. Derrickson.
Janitorial Employees: John G.
Ryan, Wilbur C. Wright, Frederick
H. Gulick, Robert 1. johnson.
Secretary at Elementary School
office, Lena S. Short; at high school
office, Eunice S. Knoll.
COlOred Elementary and Jr. III. 5.
Principal and Teacher in Jr. H.
S., Eldredge j. Waters.
Manual Training and Arithmetic,
George M. Whyte.
Vocational Home Economics and
Science, Helen v. Games. j!
Grades 1 and 2, Elizabeth H.
Shockley. 4 tH
Grade 8, Emma G. Woodson.
Grade 4, Edith C. Scott.
Grades 5 and 6, Fontaine S. Nit
chell tH7
Janitor, Robert H. Cropper.
~ denotes new members of fac
ulty.
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.
Parents of pupils who use the
buses are requested to direct their
children not to leave the school
grounds at noon without getting
the permission of the teacher in
charge during the noon hour. Il
The first day of school will be a
full day of two sessions. Parents of
children who live at distance from
the school are requested to send
their children prepared to remain
for a full day.
d The school hours at the elemen
tary school will be the same as last
year.
School is called at a. m. and
at / o.. m. and parents are urged
not to send their children too ear
ly, If they. arrive ten minutes be-
fore these hours they are in time.
Dismissal hours in the elemen-
tary school will be: Morning 11:30
for grades 1 and q; 11:40 for grade
g.: II AS for grade A.; IL 800 for
grade S. Afternoon, 1920 for grade
/; $3.50 for grade 2, $3.50 for grade
8; 3:45 for grade A; $3.50 for grade
The following instructions are
offered 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
charged of Miss Lena S. Short,
while room 2 will again be in
charge of Mrs. Louise G. Farrow,
The school nurse.
School. will open on Wednesday,
September 8, at 9 o'clock. Pupils in
trades ] to 5, inclusive, return at
J a. m. to the same room in which
hey were located last year. There
hey will receive directions from
he teachers in charges ~ ".'a
Dan pupils new to the schools will
,e expected to go to the offices for :,
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The Offices will be open to enroll
ldw pupils in any grade, especially
Ne first, at 8 O'Clock. Regularly en-
blled pupils are asked to delay
heir coming until almost 9 o'clock. :
Room assignments for high I
cbool will be posted on the :
rounds at $3.50 o'clock. The sixth =
Iade lists will be at the farther :
nd of the building toward the ten :
is court. 80
When the doors open at a. m, Z
IL former pupils will report i'm
lediately to the rooms assigned
hem and receive instructions.
New ninth grade pupils and other b
ewcomers will report. at 8 a. m, n
{ the receiving desk in the main d
ntrance for assignment. T
For the information of the par n
nts whose children may not have l
ttended the Milford schools, the K
is made that cafe F
,ria will be in operation in both II
,hools on the first day of the term. s
Hours for dismissal at the junior N
snior high school will be at 11:50 v
clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. Pu- fc
lis riding BICYCLES will find racks II