The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-09-14
DoNALDsoNYILLE La. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER a. 1912
ASCENSION SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Brief Sketches About Those VINO
Will Teach IN the Various
High Schools of the Parish.

| Will leach fns the Various
High Schools of the Parish.
Superintendent Rusca has prepared
and given to The Chief for publica-
tion the following short sketches OF
teachers that have been employed
to teach in the high schools of the
parish durings the approaching school
term:
Gonzales High School.
A. L. stivison, principal, State Uni.
versity graduate, with about five
years experience.
Miss Blanche Nolon, college grad.
uate, experienced, and an instructor
of French and high school subjects.
Miss Hazel Nolon, graduate Of Rus
ton Industrial Institute, experienced.
and an instructor of fifth, sixth and
seventh grades.
Miss Beatrice Gonzales, normal
school graduate, experienced, and an
instructor of music and third and
fourth grades.
Miss Rosa Gauthreaux, high school
graduate, holds first grade certifi-
cate, experienced, and an instructor
! VI iilSL Gluu oSSOuA 8a1duGSef
Dutchtown High School.
L. V. Gremillion. principal, normal
school graduate, with five years ex-
/ perienee.
| w. B. Smith, graduate of Ruston
Industrial Institute, experienced, and
AN instructor of commercial subjects.
Miss Mary A. Gray, college grad
uate, holds degree, perienced, and
an Instructor of French and other
high school branches.
! Miss Fannie Cushman, high school
graduate, holds first grade certifi-
cate, experienced, and an Instructor
of music and of sixth and seventh
grades.
4 Miss Florence Boyle, Sophie Wright
graduate, holds first grade certi-
ficate, experienced,ssand an instructor
of third, fourth and fifth grades
Miss Anna LEBLANC. normal school
|s,tructor of first andsseeond grades.
.|.s3ak Grove Agricultural High School
,; G. Blanchard, principal, normal
school graduate, candidate for gradua.
ton State University, with eight
4 years experience.
w. C. Abbot, graduate ID agricul-
Itural and literary work, experienced
#ISrd an instructor in agriculture, su.
i lerVisor demonstration farm girls
aiming club and boass pig club.
Miss Nettie Byrness n NeWcomh grad
IDate, four years, xperience, and an
Instructor in high school subjects
Eand music.
Miss Carrie Cooper, normal school
gra duate, experienced, and an instruc
lo,. of sixth and seventh grades.
Miss Josephine Devall, Sophie
Wright graduate, holds first grade
4 ertificate, experienced, and an IN
structor of third, fourth and fifth
i grades.
/ fayette Industrial Institute, and az
instructor of first and second grades
domestic science and home economics
Donaldsonville High School.
| Albert J.-Dupuy, principal, norma.
school graduate, with ten years ex
i perience as principal of Ta11ulah
Breaux Bridge, Jeanerette and othel
high schools, and formerly superin
4 tendent. in iberia and Madison par
i ishes.
i James Mercer, Instructor Of com
/ mercial branches, trained in public
/ schools and normal school of Ken
! lucky. and holds degree from Bowl
/ ing Green Business University.
i Miss Edna BllFens, graduate Pea
I body College for teachers, holds de
/ gree, with five years experience a:
instructor in Louisiana high schools
/ Miss Kate Perkins, normal schoo
graduate, experienced in high schoo
4 work
j Miss Virginia Robertson, graduate
4 Of State Normal and State Univer
sity, experienced, and an instructor
| of seventh grade and music.
4 Miss Annie Perry Dodd, colleg'
! graduate, holds degree, experienced
and an instructor Of sixth grade.
1. Miss Sarah Girshefski, norma
/ school grade, experienced, and al
Instructor OF fifth grade.
/ Miss Mary Buvens, normal schoo
graduate. experienced, and an in
structor Of fourth grade.
RI MISS CARA 2tuaAt Holiiai 5eSIoo 5eSp
graduate, experienced, and an in
structor of third grade.
Miss Jeanne Landry, normal schoo
graduate, experienced, and an in
! structor of second grade.
Miss Dora Katie, normal schoo
/ graduate, experienced, and an in
struetor of first grade.
/ Miss Annie u. Pujos, normal schoo
/ graduate, experienced, and an in
structor Of primary grade.
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