Milford chronicle., 1958-08-29
Local Schools Will
Open "Wednesday Next
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The second morning run leaves
the school. at approximately S:O5
a. m, going out South East Front
Street to the Rehoboth Boulevard,
then crossing over to South East
Second Street, returning to town
to Marshall Street, turning left
on Marshall and proceeding South
to Gilchrist Street, turning right
over to McColley and back to
South East Second Street, return
ing to school by way of Lakeview
Avenue.
This route will be adjusted ac-
cording to the needs and requests
of the parents, that is, if it is
found that a section of the route
is not necessary it will be elimin-
ated. Furthermore, should the
number of children riding the town
bus be so small as to make it i'm
practical to operate, this service
will then be discontinued.
Forms will be made available to
pupils intending to ride the town
bus. These forms are to be brought
home for the parents to fill out and
returned to the school. Should any
parents have questions or requests
they should call Milford 9134.
The teachers and pupils assign
ed to the Legion Home elassrOoms
are as follows:
Grade 3-Miss Genevieve Swish
er, teacher. Boys: Kenneth L. Ben
Drrr To
w. Clark, Lonnie David Field,
Gregory Leroy Grant, Frank Will
liam Hartley, Jerry Lynn Hawkins,
Gregory Wayne Lynch, William
Smith Macklin, Wilfred Charles
Paquette, Jr., William Allan Rog-
ers, Douglas Burton Walls, Allen
r. Warren, Robert Gary Wink;
Girls: Barbara A. Benson, Patricia
Ann French, Linda Lou Gibbons,
Della Mae GLADDEN., Janis Aileen
Greenly, Rebecca LaMorge, Anna
Mae Legates, Susan Ann Marvel,
Lydia Jean McFadden, Faye Eliza
beth Moore, Linda King, Constance
Mae Scarborough, Sharon Anne
Pierce, Elizabeth Ann Still.
Grade Mrs. Flora Domke,
teacher. Boys: Joseph Charles
Campbell, Daniel Leroy Carmean,
Terry Coffman, John B. Dalious,
William Cathel Emory, SIR, Roland
Lynch Jackson, Jr., Larry Gordon
Legates, Richard Beardsley Mills,
Allan Jerome Redden, Charles
Raymond Torbert, Thomas Robert
Torbert, Kenneth Bruce Webb, Os-
car Kenneth Walls; Girls: Linda
Ann Bush, Sally Ann Galloway,
Donna Lee Hall, Suzanne Mary
Hudecz, Diane Mae Jackson, Nam
cy Johnson, Frances Paula La
Norge, Leuzena Mills Legates,
Sharon L. Lightcap, Virginia Eliza
beth Marvel, Susan Abbott May
hew, Laura Maxine Roberts, Doris
Elaine Rogers, Sandra Schurman,
Sharen Ann Smith, Joyce Dell
Webb.
Grade 5-Mr. Rondeau Ball, Jr.,
teacher. Boys: Allen Brooks Crane,
John Sharp Davis, Ralph Foskey,
John Lynn Hall, George Herring
ton, Thomas Kenneth Hoyer, Dom
aid Wayne Jester, Alton King, Cal
vert Morgan, Larry Pfeiffer, Jesse
L. Phillips, Robert Wilbur Reyn-
olds, Jr., Charles p Tatman,
Charles Wood Tinley, James w.
willis, Eugene T. Williams; Girls:
Shirley Ann Brown, Doris Darlene
Coverdale, Beverly Sue Denney,
Linda Lee Jones, Martha Mont
gomery, Virginia Elizabeth Roosa,
Elizabeth Snyder, Betty Lou Walls.
Grade 6-Mr. Edwin Simpson,
teacher. Boys: Chester Wayne
Bunting, Wayne r. Davis, Richard
Eric Evans, Gary Charles Dubois,
Kenneth Jewell. Rodger Montgom-
cry, Samuel Pack, Joseph r. Phil
lips, Kenneth Sawyer, Ernest Tor
bert, William e. Tull, Jr., Benja-
min Thomas Vanderwende; Girls:
Mary Ann Campbell, Bonnie Lee
Cannon, jeanne Carmean, Sharon
Emory, Ruth A. Kniceley, Sharon
Ann Lynch, Diane Ethel Miltiades,
Shirley A. Rogers.
School Cafeteria Menu, Septem-
ber 4, 5, 1958-Wednesday morn
ing: milk; Thursday: milk, hot
dog, baked beans, celery sticks,
cherry pie; Friday: deviled egg,
scalloped potatoes, tossed salad,
bread and butter, .Jello. A la carte
items gueh aa SOun sandwiches