The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-07-18
New Iberia, La, July l3, 1914.

deposit and the premium on the
Bond was $500.
Yours very truly,
Signed c. A. Poison, Cashier.
The State National Bank,
New Iberia, La, .Inne !, 1914.
10 the President aGd Mem bers of the
School Board of Iberia Parish, City.
Gentlemen: In consideration OF be
ing appointed your fl a agent at
your meeting of June 2nd, 1914 We
will pay you , per cent per annum in
terest on your daily balances; we will
loan YOU reasonable amounts in anti
cipation OF your known revenues, pro
vided the same is indcrsed by your
members.
If bond is to be furnished, cost of
same is to be furnished by you.
Respectfully,
(Signed) J. r. Perry, Cashier.
The p, oole's National Bank,
New Iberia, La June :, 1911
To the President and Members of the
Iberia Parish Board of School Dr.
rectors, New Iberia, La.
Gentlemen: The Peoples National
Bank of New Iberia through me a
properly authorized Agent begs leave
to al ply to your honorable body to
have the said Bank DIES e rated as the
depo sitary for the funds or monies,
general and special, OF the Public
Schools of Iberia Parish.
In clAs deration Of this appoint
ment as depositary, The Peoples Ma
tlonal Bank of New Iberia Will pay
three per cent per annum interest on
your daily balances, the said interest
to be computed aud paid semi-annu-
ally.
Trusting to be answered favorab'y
and promising TO serve you the best OF
our ability, ! am
Yours very truly,
(Signed) E. f. Delhommer, Cashier.
1t was moved by Mr.. Hall, sec
onded by Mr.. Valet and carried
that the Peoples National Bank of
agent OF the iberia Parish Board OF
ScHOOi DIFFICULTIES.
On motion of Mr.. Hall, seconded
by Mr.. Guillot, and carried, all
public schools located in districts
which have voted a special school
tax were ordered opened on Sept
ember DIST, 1914.
A discussion of the finances Of
the Board having brought out the
fact that the funds available would
not warrant a full nine month ses-
sion for all of the schools OF the
Parish, it was moved by Mr.. Valet,
seconded by Mr.. Landry and car
ried, that all schools located IN dis
tricts which failed to levy upon
themselves a special school tax be
opened on the first monday OF Jan
uary.
The matter of funds for maintain
| ing the schools which will open in
September was discussed, and or
motion of DR.. Perret, seconded 10y
Mr.. Verret and carried, the Presi-
dent and the Secretary of the Board
were authorized and instructed &c
| borrow whatever money will be
necessary to maintain those schools
from September to January; said
loan to be paid out of the revenues
of the Special School Tax voted.
1t was moved by Mr.. Hall, sec
onded by Mr.. Guillot, and carried
| by the following yea and nay vote
that a copy of the resolution adopt
ed by this Board at its meeting or
March 10, 1914, and referring &c
school children from districts which
have no special school tax be for
warded by The Superintendent tc
which will open in September, ano
that said Principals be requested tc
carry out the instructions contain
ed in said resolution.
Yeas: Dr.. Perret, Messrs. Win
tiers, Valet, Landry, Guillot, Hall
Verret, and President Cyr.
Nays: Mr.. Moresi.
Mr.. lilly of the Jeanerette Higl
School appeared before the BoarC
and recommended that the water
works connection at tie Jeanerettt
High School be changed from leaC
to cast iron.
On motion of Mr.. Guillot, second
ed by Mr.. Verret, and carried, Mr.
| Tilly's recommendation was ap-
| proved and he was authorized t6
| have the necessary change made
the expense not to exceed twenty
dollars.
The President appointed the fol-
| lowing members to act as a budget
committee:
Messrs. Jno. ID. Valet, III. T. Hall
and Eugene Guillot.
The Superintendent then submit
ted the following list of teachers
| to the Board for their approval:
PATOUTNILLE SCHOOL:
J Miss Cora Reggie, Principal
| Miss Mae Lebeuf, Asst Principal
PERRET SCHOOL:
Miss Esther Goldberg, Principal
DARBY SCHOOL:
Miss Lena Bouvicr, Principal.
DUBOIN SCHOOL:
Mrs. Nellie Romero, Principal.
PEBBLES SCHOOL,:
Miss Catherine Winters, Principal
Miss Mary Winters, Asst Prin.
LYDIA SCHOOL:
Miss Blanche Herpeche, Principal
STEWART SCHOOL:
Miss Marie Greig, Principal.
NEW IBERIA HIGH SCHOOL:
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Bahon, Jr., Principal
Mr.. |. ID. Redmond, Science
Miss Bessie Bauman, History
Miss Louise Remy, French
Miss Norma Stewart, Music K Art
Miss Annie Archer, eth A Grade