Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-17

will try TO be reconciled to some OF
the unavoidable little hardships that
may seem to arise.
Tomorrow we shall try hard to
classify the new ones-to rG-enroll the
old ones, and In a word do best, pos
sible for all applicants.
ALEX. HoGG.
September 10. Superintendent.
The High School--The Fort Worth
high school offers opportunities and
facilities or Instruction equal to those
of any OF cur southern cities. In the
arts. sciences, good conduct and pa
trlotism our pupils are well grounded.
They learn to study zealously. to think
Independently, and to act unselfshly.
This is not a place for gay young
misses to receive "A few finishing touch-
es and diploma, nor Is II reforma-
tory for boys who have grown too
tough for parental control.
Disciplin. and good order Will be
maintained, II possible. without resort
ing to physical punishment The pu-
pills viii be treated like ladies' and gen
tlemen, and with such treatment they
will, as Il rule, be ladies and gentlemen.
But teachers can not perform mira
Giles. They need and must have the CO.
operation OF parents. Children should
be required by the parents to study
society where It interferes with study.
and to be punctual and regular In at
tendance at school. Pupils can not be
excused from school TO attend matinees.
II the parents Will thus cooperate, the
teachers will do the rest
II. Il. BRAMLETTE.
Principal High School.
To the Patrons of Missouri Avenue
school--Another school term is here
al .YIs . ID
the right OF every child Of legal age
to attend the school aud the duty OF
parents to see that they do attend.
Here the duty OF the teacher begins;
but that Of the parent does not end
HIS love for the child aud Interest In
him requires that he encourage the
child In neatness. munllness, respect
for teachers, and obedience to reguln-
tlona Had the teacher no other con-
alteration, his own interest would de-
mand that he cultivate these qualities
In the child. for Il ~ by the practical
and moral development OF the child, as
Wen as the mental, that he hopes to
retain tho confidence OF his patrons
aud employers.
We ASK you to enter your children
promptly at the beginning and nllow
them to lose as little time ns possible.
zone thing at n time and that done
we'll II your child has any unfortun-
nte popularity Of temperament you
may save much trouble to us by in
forming us OF Il.
by requiring your children to leave
home IN time to reach the school not
much earlier than sHj a. m, aud to re-
turn Immediately after school is dis
missed, you win obligc us, and help In
doing tho very beat thing for them
Please discourage parties and Keep
The children from them A party al
ways ruins one day's work or more
In dress, ncatnuss IL all we ask, No
unnecessary material will be required.
Every child viii be treated with con-
sldernte, gontlemnnly kindness. and Ia
expected TO respond to this treatment.
visit the school
or best effort ahnll be given 10 the
work You commit to us the training
of immortal minds. II IL solemn
thing lIelp US by your encourage
m9ut and pympathy.
H. T.. PASCHAL Principal,
no the Patrons Of the Ninth Ward
School-As the public schools open to-
day. parents are naturally concerned
about hnVlng their childrun properly
begin the year's worl, ana about how
10 secure the best results during the
school year.
am sure am speaking the senti-
mentR of every tcucher Of No. when
| SAY that we are anxious 10 have the
hearty cooperation of every parent,
to the end tnnt We may accomplish
most for your children during the year.
We ask you 10 send the children on
time every day OF the session, unless
prevented by sickness aud To see that
such lessons NJ tonchers may indicate
are prepared mt home, Hardness aud
irregulnrty are fatal To the best re-
aulta In school work. and we hope par
entR VIII recognize this at once aud
help us 10 make this the most profta-
bile year In the history of Fort Worth
schools Respectfully,
~ G. RANDALL, Principal No. o.
10 patrons Of Broadway Sohool-ln
addressing the patrons Of the Broad
way school we wish to thank them for
the hearty cooperation we have rec
ceyed during the past four years. We
are again beginning school year,
and II we receive the right support
from tho parents We viii teach u better
school than ever before. TO accomplish
good results pupils must be punetuol
mud rrgulnr In attendance. We ask the
pnrents to see that their children get
inc lessons required Of thcm after
school hours, and 20 give us their
hearty cooperation In every way possl-
bile,