The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-11
VACATION DAYS PAST.
Helena Public Schools Will Open
for tho Fall Term of 1892
Tomorrow.
This Year Some Of the Glasses
VIII Assemble in Rented
Quarters.
Necessity for Prompt Enrolment and
Atte0daaoe-Teschsrs for ths Year
and Their Assignments

The public schools of Helena will open
for the new years work tomorrow morn
ing. Several changes in the location OF
schools have taken place, which IL will be
we'll for pupils and parents 10 note. They
are ~ fellows: Nc. z, formerly located ON
Park avenue. will convene in the Haw-
thorne building. on the west side. Nc. Z.
Jefferson school. has been changed TO the
old high school room in she Central build
ing. No. s. looatsd last year in the base
ment of the Methodist church, Warren and
Grand streets, has been changed 10 the JET
ferson building. The Hillsdals school
(Miss league teaoher) has been moved to
occupied by Miss Hopper.
Until . short time since it was expected
that No. s and the high school would meet
in the new high school building. but as 1t ID
still incomplete No. s will meet in its old
quarters, whils the high school will con-
veue for organization and INSTRUCTIONS IN
the auditorium. 1t ia confidently expected
that in a very short time the new building
will be SO far completed as to admit OF its
being occupied by these schools. Pupils
are requested to observe the changes above
mentioned, and report TO the schools deslg-
mated on their promotion cards. subject. OF
course, to the changes.
The importance of entering school the
first of the term. says Supt. Young. cannot
be too strongly urged nor can too much be
said ON the importance Of regular attend
ance. Scores of pupils leave school every
wear from causes which may be traced back
to irregularity OF attendance and its at-
tendant consequences. Parents are there
fore urged to see that their children enter
school at the earliest possible period and
that having entered. NO trivial causes be
permitted to detsin them from thslr
classes. The following is the list Of teach
ers for she present school year with their
assignments:
Hich schools. A. Merritt. principal;
May BY. Annie Frisndlich, France Mag
ness, Ida Fullerton.
Hawthorne sohool-M. Z. Harley, princi-
pal, No. Z; Rita Briscoe. No: 6; Nina EN-.
No. 5; Daisy Blackisstone. No: 4; Annie
Woodruff, No. 8; Fanny Cram. No. 2; Adj
White. No. L.
Central ~school-Alice E. Hopper. princi-
pal. No. l; Laura b. league, No. l; Nam
ME Woodman, No. 2; Lily Kleinschmidt,
No. 3; Mabel b. Blackisstone, No. 4; Mary
Clara Avery, No. Z.
Emerson school-Annie Somermier. prin-
cipal, No. 5; Phena Smith. No. 4; Katie
Johnston. No. 81; Susie Toan, No. 2; Mrs.
Carpenter, No. l.
Jefferson school-Mary C. Matthias, prin-
cipal, No. G.; Della Burton, No. 8; Jennie
Workman, No.. 4; Eva Miller. No. ); Satle
Crum. No. l.
Bryant school-Athylia Shafer. %princi-
pal. Nos. 5 and 6: Bertha Kelly, No. 4;
Ms. Fannie O'Bannon. No. 3: Mrs. =. G.
DeCamp. No. 2: Miss Ella Williams. No. l.
Lincoln school-M1 8. Alice Williams.
NJ I. Njas Apuatte Rurtch. No. Q
Sheridan sehool-Emma Hoover, Nos. l
and 2.
Carey school-Miss Minnie Riefenrath,
Nos. l and 2.
W. E. Harsh, writing; Madam Medini,
music; Elizabeth GetZ, drawing.