Lower coast gazette., 1910-10-15
Proceedings Of the Parish bo2-c
Of SCtCO! Directors.

poMtc-a-!a-tIachr, La, Oct. |, 10.
Pursuant to law The Board Of S@hoot
Directors for pi2QGemineS Parish met
THIS day il regular quarterly session
with the following members present:
William Dymond, president, End ward;
jules ~;;ayJle, 5rt ward; Meigs CAiI-
dress. til ward; Louis jcanireau, 9Th
ward; Victor Nreauaw2y. 9Th ward; \.
&. Cannon, 9th ward; W. II. Ch"uviE,
lUtn ward.
After roll eel. the minutes of the last
meeting were read and adopted.
The superintendent submitted the
following report:
To the Hon. President and Members Of
the Board CT School Directors Ter
plaquemines Parish:
(ienClemun:-ln view of the fact that
the special meeting of the Board did
not take place on account of the stormy
weather | have notified teachers to re-
port for duty on Monday, Oct. 3, and
ask that you ratify my action at this
meeting.
| further ask that trustees be ap-
pointed for the session of l91O-l9ll,
that salaries be fixed and that contracts
be entered into for the transportation
of pupils.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWIN c. kOHN,
Superintendent.
On motion of Director Cannon, duly
seconded, the location of the St. Clair
School, lst ward, was left to the Board
Member from that ward and the Super
intendent.
After each member had nominated
teachers in each ward, from list sub
mitted, on motion of Director Cannon,
duly seconded, the nominations and
assignments of the Superintendent
were ratified as follows:
St. Clair, Miss Blanche Earl. $45;
Woodlawn, Miss Caroline LothrOp, $50;
Ste. Sophie, (col.) G. B. Hill, $50; Up
perl Miss Marie Fav-
ret, $50; Courthouse, Miss Ella Mon
grue, $50; Lower ointe-a- -Hache,
Miss Sophie Rosenbrock, SIS; Grand
Prairie, Miss Josephine Zettwock, $50;
Fox, Miss Myra Salvant, $40; Point
Pleasant, $40; Ostrica, Miss Julia Bag
gini, $45; Pilot Town, Miss Deborah
Wright, $45; Port Eads, Miss Fannie
Lawes, $50; Oysterville, Miss Nellie
Woods, $40; Burrwood, Miss Clara
Steen, $50; Venice, Mr.. Ernest FellCn,
Sis; Initiation, Miss Albertine Morgan,
$45; Childress, $45; J. ?. Crouere, Miss
Caroline Bennecke, $40; Oakville, Miss
Alice Geoffroy, $50; Ollie, Miss M. Lean
Perez, $50; Becnel, Miss Maggie Swift
ger, $40; Myrtle Grove, Miss l.: Gravo-
let, $40; Hermitage, Miss Leont'ne
Berhel, $40; Diamond, Mrs. c. Valades,
$50; Treadaway, Miss Helen Gleason, S45;
Cannon, Miss Cessna Allemann, $50;
Homeplace, Miss Birdine Giordano. Si5;
Marin, Miss M. Dustmann, $50; lllyria,
SIS; Tropical Bend, Miss Fred Dust
mann, $50; Empire, Miss A. j.: Rosen-
brock. $50; Upper Buras, Mrs. M.
Lyons, $45; Daroca, S45; Buras Central,
Miss A. Evasovich, $50: Lower Buras,
Miss Lillian Koebel, $50.
A petition was brought forward
against the disappointment Of Miss
Evasovich to the Buras Central School,
but in view of the fact that Miss EvaS-
ovich was q competent teacher, the
Board sustained the appointment or
motion of Director Chauvin, duly sec
onded.
A vote was called to fix the salary
for the teacher of the Diamond school
and resulted as foIlows:-
In favor of fixing $50. as the salary:
Yeas: Cannon, Childress. Chauvin Tread
away: Nays; Savoie and Jeanfreau.
On motion Of Director Chauvin all
vacancies We're ordered filed, by the
President and Superintendent.
On motion Of Director Jeantreau
transportation Of pupils was ordered
where necessary.