The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1902-01-25
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
FRANKLIN, La, Jan. 10Th, 1902,

FRANKLIN. La, Jan. 10Th, 1902,
The regular meeting of the Boar" Of
School Directors was called TO order in
the office Of the Board by President
Cooke.
Roll call showed the following men-
bers to have been present or absent:
Present, Messrs, Cooke, Foster, Shan-
non, A,leman and Kramer, Absent,
Messrs, GrevenburG and Calm.
The minutes of the last meeting We're
read and approved.
A report was made by the Snpern~
tendent of the condition Of the schools
of the parish.
Prof. &. A. Ives Of the Franklin High
School appeared before the Board and
asked that a small appropriation be
made towards the expenses Of the meet
ing of the State Teachers Association
in Franklin during the Amas holidays.
On motion of Messrs. Foster and
Shannon, the President and Super!ntea-
! dent Were authorized to lock into this
matter and approve bill for such
| amount as they deemed to be due from
the Board.
i The Superintendent reported that Hon
II, Hanf had sent his resignation 10 tie
| Governor as a member Of the School
| Board from the 2nd ward
Moved by Mr.. AlleEan and seconded
! by Mr.. Shannon. that DR.. ID. n Foster
| be made the third member OF the appoint
ing committee. vice Hon. +. Hanf, re-
signed. This motion was carried.
The Superintendent reported to tie
| Board the receipt Of the following re-
| siguation of teachers since the last r. gu
lar meeting Miss Rachel BoswoIth,
Sorrel; Miss Mamie Boswolth, Sorrel;
Miss Leola Levy. Lsnisa: Miss Bessie
Sanders. Patterson: Miss Rose Vetter,
Morgan City.
On motion, duly seconded and carried
| these designations were received and &C.
| copied.
On behalf Of the appointing committee
the Superintendent read the list Of
] teachers promoted, transferred and APP
| pointed since the last regular meeting Of
the Board and asked that it Is accepted,
approved and ordered spread on the
minutes Of the meeting.
| On motion, duly seconded and car
| ried this was so ordered and the list IS as
| follows, to-wit:
Promotions Miss Alleep Reilly, 1st
| assistant, Morgan City.
| Transfers-Miss Sophie Ozenxe, end
assistant, from Berwick to Morgan City.
Appointments-Miss Louise Col.ens,
assistant, Franklin, $50; Miss Marie
Lauve, assistant, Sorrel, $40; Miss Mag
gle Tanney, principal, Baldwin, SIG;
| Miss Mary Norgress, assistant Patter
son, s45: Miss Lydia Watkins, assistant,
| Berwick. $50.
The superintendent announced The
following temporary appointments,
which for the present he did not wish to
be acted upon:
| Miss Louise Gencux. assistant, Sorrel;
$50, Miss Inez Coquielle, assistant,
| Louisa, $40; Miss Adellne Habert, as
| sistant, Baldwin, $l7 so; Miss Addie
Winters, assistant, Baldwin. SIN.
On 5snaIf OF the appointing commits
zee, the Superintendent reported the list
of colored appointments Tor the present
school year, the list was received, APP
proved and ordered spread on the min
utes of the meeting, and is, to>w.t:
lat ward Sorrel. o Is Gibson principal
SEQ, Ella Baker assistant 90.
Clarendon, j A Graves princip"i So,
Elisabeth Holloway assistant 90.
2nd ward, Glencoe, Mary Geuydan
principal $50
Freetown, c G Washington principal
S25, Mary l. Porter assistant 20.
Ivanhoe, A G Washington principal
S25, Pearl Hands assistant 20,
3rd ward Baldwin, E Hoskins prin-
cipal $50. L Hogue assistant 90.
Gum Point, Sanders johnson principal
%, Emil Turner assistant 20.
Franklin. w Williams principal %.
4th ward Centrc7ille, Dudley . Sloan
principal %, Elenora Began assistant
Verdunvllc east side, Georgia Cowan
assistant 90.
Bayou Sale - principal 90.
9Th ward Calumet, Bush stewart prin-
cipal %. Louise Dixon assistant 20,
Patterson, Z A Smith principal % Es-
tella Cagnilatti assistont 20.
Riverside, RoXie Payne principal 20.
9th ward Berwick - principal %,
assistant 90
l. Morgan City, Levi Williams principal
25, Ida Burke assistant 20.
Rhoda, Lizzie Wright principal 90.
Amelia, Alice Swayne principal 20.
7th ward Central school, Alex Martin
PIIHClPdl 50, LIiZdDttH bourgeois aSSlSl-
ant 20.
A petition was presented by Mr.. Ale
man from the citizens Of the 4th ward.
asking that colored school district be
established on the east side OF the Bayou
Teche across from Yerdunville
On motion of Messrs Foster and Shan
non duly carried this district was created
and it was ordered that no children
should he admitted into this school from
any other school district without per-
mission of the Superintendent.
A petition was received from Belle
Isle asking that white public school be
established on this Island.
On motion CT DR.. Foster seconded by
Mr.. Alleman and duly carried the men,
Der Of the School Board from the 9th
ward was authorized to look into the
need of this. community, and the Super
intendent was authorized to open a
white public school at Belle isle upon
the recommendation of the member from
the 9Th ward.
Moved by Mr.. Shannon aud seconded
by Mr.. Alleman that the colored public
schools Of the parish commence their