The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-07-02

Following is a record of teachers employed
during the session 1909-191o:
Arnold Pearce. graduate of Missouri Normal;
number of years experience, none; grade OF GER
tiicate, first; salary, $115.
c. L. Cannon, Clemson College; none; sec
j. B. Asher, Louisiana State University; none;
first; 65.
G. L. Chambers, Auburn Agricultural Depart
ment; none; first; 1867.
F. B. Wise. Clemson College; none; first; Is.
H. w. SeeShotz; two; first: IS.
Ethel 3. Sprout first; 65.
Mrs. w. B. Sprout first IS.
J. H. Dupuy, jefferson; first; 105.
MyrZa Rabin, State Normal; one; first: 55.
Ruby CLANCY, State Normal; one; first So.
Nellie Garrett, State Normal one; first; so.
Ida Harrington, State Normal; three; first: so.
Jeanne Landry, State Normal; five; first; 55.
Ella Morillion. State Normal; none; first so.
Yoiande Melancon, State Normal; one; first;
NJ. e. O'ConneI State Normal; six first; so.
Deborah Pinkston, State Normal; none; first;
55.
Mary Pinkston, State Normal; none; first; SIS.
Eula Lee Smith State Normal none; first; 50.
Alma Klos, Home institute; one; first; 90.
Fannie Rohbock, Home Institute, one; first;
55.
Pearl Ermon, Home Institute: three; first; IS.
Julia Falls, Home Institute; none; first; So
Jennie Bear; second so.
Kate Bear 65.
Celanie Babin High School: none; first 55.
Kate B1gley, High School; six; first: So.
Camilla Skolfied Convent; nine; second 45.
Ora Dalferes, High School; eight first 55.
Jessie Durham High School; one; second so.
Mrs. NJ. o. Tusson; twelve; second; 80.
Emily Rodriguez, High SCHOOL, six; first; So.
Bertha Michel High School: one: second; 45.
Alice Bond, Ruston Industri al none; first; 60.
Ruth Knowles, Ruston Industrial none; first;
SIS.
Beatrix Matthew, Convent one; first; 55.
Jeanne Rodriguez. Convent; none; second; As.
Loretta Montecino, High school, three; first;
60.
Hazel Nolon, Ruston Industrial: one: first; so.
Nina MeMchael, Ruston Industrial four first;
so.
Lynda Thomson; eight; first; SIS.
Mamie Walker High School; one; first: so.
Anna White, High School; three; second 45.
Cornel1a Ayraud, High School; none; first; So.
Evela Poirrier, High School; one; second 45.
Rosa Gauthreaux, High School; one; second;
Thomas Mccall, Ruston Industrial; none;
frst IS.
d. w. Caldwell, Ruston Industrial one; first
S5
Monte Bradford, High School; one; third; 45.
Sara Girshefski, Righ School; two; first SIS.
May Girshefski, High School; one; first So.
Maude Lav1lle Convent; two; second As.
Leda Landry, Convent; nine; first; 80
Fannie Hudgens; two; second !; SO.
Felcie Gonzales: one; second; As.
H. p. Cooper; two; third As.
Evelina Bonnet; two; second; 45.
Allne Ayraud two; second 45.
Ida Muller; three; second 55.
A. j. Marchand two; first (: IS.
Eta st. Amant; one; third 45.
l beg to call your attention to the fact that be-
sides an oyerdrat of 97S5.92, the board owes bills
to the amount of S914 26. These bills are of long
and were made before came into the
Office. The board also owes So to one of the
transfer drivers and SS7 so to the colored teach
ers. Besides these items $3.50 will be needed for
the superintendent for three months salary and
500 for the janitor.
You will see from this that an amount of
about S2256 ,6S is necessary to clear up the in
debtedneSs and pay the expenses up to the time
OF the reopening of the schools.
beg of you that you devise some means by
which these debts may be wiped out. as | am in
no way responsible for any of them I an very
anxious that your school system be turned over
to NE free from debt in order that / may better
manage the finances as far as it lies in my power
AS this IS the end of the present school session
and the end of the second quarter should like to
have your finance committee examine the books |
and all records i'll the Office in order to ascertain
whether or not same are being properly kept and |
according TO the wishes of the state and OF your
honorable body.
In conclusion beg to state that have worked |
for the bettermeHt of the schools
Ind IN the short space of time that have served |
1ou believe have accomplished a great deal /
With this experience and with the confidence /
WHICH hope every member now has in me feel |
hat the schools will continue to grow in effect
yenesS even In the face of the financial crisis.
wish to thank the members of the board for t
heir yaallI assistance at all times and for the
s srssst- = 'eh all have shown in the edu- I
.atio1 he parish
rs fully submitted
]. Z, RUsCAssupt.
The Sc iaent's report was ordered re-
eiVed andssoo9on deferred on recommendations
,util fba,5 1art meeting