The Troy herald., 1877-10-31
TROY
PUBLIC AND HIGH SCHOOL

PUBLIC AND HIGH SCHOOL
Troy, Missouri.
The next session Of this school win begin
on the first Tuesday In September (4th).
1877, and end on tho second Thursday Of
June, 1873. The Principal will be assisted
by full corps OF experienced teachers. and
no palms will be spared to make the school
thoroughly efhcicnt In every department.
Parents entrustlng their children tO my cure,
may rest assured that every effort will llc
made TO give them thorough and systematic
training. The discipline OF the school will
be rigid and regulated always ny Just ~.
gard for the good Oi tho whole.
PUPILS FROM A DISTANCE
will not 10 received unless they are placed
under the superintending cure or the teach.
crs OF the school, both IN and out Of school
hours.
Prompt and cheerful obedience to every
rule and regulation will be required. and
pupils who arc disposed to he negligent and
,llsobedicnt nre not wanted and will not be
retained In the school.
THE BOARDING HOUSE,
Located near tho school building. will be
under the supervision ot the Principal and
Assistants, who::will see that pupils rightly
cup1Oy tuciT ttuIc OuC W sCuOUt uOuIss
GRADE.
The school Is graded from tho Primary
department to a Collegiate course. 80 TINT
pupils Of every degree Of advancement may
be readily clissed. The course of study In
the higher classes Of College, or In cases
where this II not contemplated, for cnyag.
my In the vOcatiOns Of civi. life. The pro.
grpss Of the pupils will l,c tested not only by
daily recitatiOns, but also by examinations.
oral nn'l written. Monthly reports Of class
standing. attendance and dppOrtmcnt will
be sent the parent or guardian Of cucli pupil,
and the Principal earnestly begs that these
reports receive attentive inspection. and
that the wei ight Of parental authority be
used to enforce his efforts for the advance.
ment OF Ofhis pupils.
Commercial Course.
Thorough instruction im Hook. Keeping
embraced In the course. This department
will lie under the control Of a. W. Riggs. II
graduate of nryants \ Straton's Business
College, st. Louis. Mo.
MODERN LANGUAGES.
French and German will he Taught by nm
accomplished German, II graduate Of ono Of
the German universities.
MUSIC
Will be made speciality, and will be taught
by an able nnd experienced teacher, Prot.
y. NJ. WOllank. formerly connected with
Montgomery College. The whole School
will he exercised In Vocal Music, free Of
charge.
TERMS.
Tuition per session OF 40 wks. go. .s25 to 80
Board per week. S2 10 to ~ on
instruction Onl'inno. Organ or Guitar. $40 %
Payments In quarterly installmcnts, invaria.
bly ~ advance.
These terms cannot hut bc regarded as
very reasonable, Sl4: to SltO covering the
whole cost for session Of ten months, music
Of course being extra.
Parents ARE earnestly requested to start
their children the first day Of the session. so
that they may have the advantage Of begin.
ming with their classes. Charges after the
first month made from the time Of entrance,
and no deductions unless for sickn ~ pro.
tractcd to more than one month. nor when
IN the 'Xercisc Of discipline pupils have
been dismissed.
For further particulars apply to
i. II. BLANTON,
Principal.