The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1904-08-31
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1904.
ing teachers were appointed for the
session 19O4-O5:

} session 19O4-O5:
LAFAYETTE SCHOOLS:
Principal, w. j. Avery: assistan
principal, Miss Zelia Christian
Principal Primary School, Miss Fa
dra HO lines: assistants, Misses A
Dickson, c. O'Quin. Ruth Baker
+. Horton, Nora COckerham, Pear
Larche, Mertie Underwood.
BROUSSARD SCHOOL:
Principal, -: assistants. Misse
Elizebeth TrOusdale, Lenore Babers
Cornelia Richardson, Marguerit,
BoudOusquie.
| CARENCRO SCHOOL:
Principal. .---: assistants. Mis-.
Rose DeBlanc, Miss Eva Beatrice
Valverde.
| SCOTT SCHOOL:
| Principal, -: assistants, Miss
Carter, Miss Steckler.
TOWNSVILLE SCHOOL:
Principal, ,--: assistant, Mrs.
lola B. Young.
1t was resolved that the town
schools begin the session of 19O4-O5
on September 10, 1904.
The parish Treasurer was authorized
to borrow the amount necessary to
cash the warrants until the fall
revenues are forthcoming.
Resolved that the following scale of
salaries be adopted for the Parish of
Lafayette: State Normal Graduates,
fifty dollars, and after five years
service in the parish of Lafayette, or
upon presentation of certificate of
satisfactory service in other parishes
or counties, fifty-five dollars.
Holders of First Grade certificates.
FOrty-five dollars, after. one years
service, Fifty dollars, and after six
years service as above mentioned,
fifty-five dollars.
Holders of Second Grade certifi-
Gates, fOrty-five dollars and after five
years service as above, fifty dollars.
Third Grade, thirty-five dollars.
On motion duly seconded the re-
qulred average attendance for each
school for the session 1906 shall
be 20 instead of sixteen as heretofore.
Resolved that twenty dollars per
year be allowed janitor.
On motion of Mr.. Spell, duly
seconded, the Advertiser was made
the official journal of the Parish
Board at the legal rates.
After fOrbidding corporal punish
ment in the schools for one session
it was decided to revoke that rule and
permit corporal punishment under the
following conditions: First, that no
teacher be allowed to strike a child in
the heat of passion, and that no child
De punished until twenty-four hours
after the act deserving such punish
ment shall have been committed.
Second, that it is the sense of this
Board that corporal punishment shall
be used only as last resort.
On motion of Mr.. J. A. Roy the
Coard expressed its appreciation of
the efforts of the Woman's Club in
behalf of the cause of education and
especially for the generous act of
endOwing q scholarship at the Indus
trial Institute to be awarded to some
worthy young man or woman who is
not able to bear the expenses of at
'ending upon the Institute.
1t was further resolved that the
MEMBERS of the Board from different
parts Of the parish be requested to
applicants for this
scholarship to the secretary of the
Parish Board.
Mr.. j. Fl. Bernard offered the fol-
owing which met with the approba-
ion of the Board:
Resolved that it is the sense of this
Board that the efficient efforts of the
board are fully recognized
md that it shall be the aim of the
resent Board to carry forward the
'ork SO we'll inaugurated by the
etiring Board.
N. p. Moss, President.
l.. j. ALLEMAM, Secretary.