The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1912-06-08

AND u...a, =. lent u. the
high school at Franklin and Nor
gan City be and the same are
hereby fixed as follows:
Principal, S1SS. 80; 1st assistant,
$50 90; End assistant, 75.OO; ord
assistant, $4,000; 4th assistant
$4,000; and for the grammar
grades and primary departments
t Morgan City ten teachers at
salary of $4,000 per month, and
for the teachers of Franklin in the
high school the came as Morgan
City and in the Grammar grade
aud primary department eleven
teachers at a salary of $4,000 per
month and for the high school
located at Patterson the teachers
in high school and Grammar
grades are fixed as follows:
Principal, S133 SO; 1st assistant,
SIS co: 2ud assistant, $4,000; 3rd
assistant, $4,000; 4th assistant,
$50 90 and for the Grammar grade
as follows: Five teachers atS5O.OO
per month each.
SEC. 2. Be it further resolved,
ETC., That the Supt. be and he is
authorized to pay the salaries
each month on the above basis.
Upon motion by Jno. Clausen,
duly seconded and carried, the
Centreville School was allowed to
employ Principal at salary of
S125. 90 per month and to employ
one additional teacher at $1,000 per
month.
Schools were ordered establish
ed as heretofore, 1911-l2 and to
be run for a term of nine months.
The following teachers were
elected, viz:
St. Mary Central High School
Prof. Chas. Colt. principal, $685.
80; Miss Cora Carr, $4,000; Miss
Mildred Gauche, $500; vacant,
$50. 90; vacant, music and draw
ing, $4,000; Misses Louise Abel,
Inez Crask, Lula Frere, Ann Haw-
kins, Jessie Proctor, Irene Price,
Margaret Smith, Bertha Wright.
three vacancies, $4,000.
Morgan City High School-Prof.
c. E. Carnes, principal, $50;
Miss Ruby White, $4,000; vacant,
S75.OO;2 vacancies, $4,000; Misses
Efie Davis, $4,000; Lille Green,
$50. 90; eight vacancies, $4,000.
Patterson High School-Prof. P.
C. Rogers, principal, S133 80; Miss
Eva Munson, $500; vacant, $685.
90; vacant, $4,000; vacant, $4,000;
Misses Marion Penny, E. Rochel,
@. Baker, V. Williams, one
vacancy. $4,000.
Glencoe Grammar School-Miss
Hattie Granier, principal, $4,000 /;
Misses E. M. Blanchard, $1,000;
May Bibbins, $4,000; Marie Mil
lican, $4,000.
Charenton Grammar School,
Prof. G. B. Allen, principal,
500 90; Misses Florence Gardiner,
s45 90; Gustave LeNormand, S45.-
90.
Baldwin Grammar School-Prof.
R. J. Edwards, principal, 500 co.;
Misses Stella Willy, $4,000, Flor
ence Fisher, $50 90; Refine l. May
er. S45 90.
Centreville Grammar School,
Principal vacant, S125.00; Miss
Nan Todd, $1,000; Margaret Ewino,
$1,000; four vacanciec- see $500.
BccFFwwi;.a-rrincipal, no appoint
ment, five vacancies, $4,000.
Camperdown-Miss Ouida Elite,
principal, S45 90; Miss Flora Bodin,
$4,000.
Calumet-Miss Alice Lennon,
S4OOO
Louisa-Mrs. E. B. Lancon,
$40 90; Miss Matte Rowlins, S40.-
90.
Adeline- Misses Emma Ander-
son, $4,000; G. Delhaye, $40 90.
Websterville-N Misses Hazel Rob-
ichaux, $4,000; L. Bourg, $4,000.
Ivanhoe-Miss Cora M. Hebert,
S45. 90.
Ramos-Miss Ella Mcclellan,
S45. 100.
Belleview-Miss Matte Bailey,
$50 90.
Sorrel-Miss Jeanne Foote, S4O.-
90.
Amelia-Prof. Jos Aucoin, S40.-
90.
Bodin-Miss Lille CAIN, $45. 90.
Garden City-Miss Lizzie Nc
Hugh, $500.
Avoca-Mrs. 0. D. Reames, $780,
90.
Bourgville-Miss v. Bourg, S4O.-
90.
The President was authorized to
dispose of the two old pianos in
the st. Mary Central High School
and to use the amount received
from the sale of same together
with a special fund $4,000 in the
treasury for the purchase of one