The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-07-24

DOutelne, NJ. Dnran. A. Doiron, Camill
Concenne, NJ. w. Decklemln. Mrs. II
NJ. Berwick, OureIer RobIchuux, WIFE
Sanders, \. j. Adams, Earnest Sand
ers, w. J. Talbot. Tony Slcco, 3.
Queen, Robert Arl!ineaux, &. J. Martin
Eune6e RpbichauX. Nelson Dugas
George Luke. Mrs l. Vitter. Mrs. S
Dugas, lily. BarrilleauX. Laura lie
Biauc, Chps Champagne, Mrs. G
Champagne, Louis j. Duyts, Mrs. En-
genie Robertson, Mrs. G.. Concienne
Ne.son Svarrar, John B. Luke, Ernes
J. Ricaud, II. J. Champagne. \. f
Ricaud. J. NJ Migeot. ;, Adams, GEO
Blanchard Gllanc Hcbart. E J. Sc
nette, Walter Sim pneaux, Ellie L.
Blanc, Mrs, Ira Bpwmln, Oscar Martin
Alex Dugls, Octave Deslatte, Gus
! Nitter. Ernest Duga5, :. Ii. Cary, G.
Lebeau, F. N. Wilkins, 7. Dugas. Mrs.
Hiram Luke, Adnlpn Barbta, Joseph
! Barbeton. 5, II. Packard. Leone Glenn
ant, N. Il. Hanagrlffo VIM Schwan.
Theodore Dumesnl. B. Lanclps, Isois
Dalgle, Albert ;. He3ert. Minus =.
BrudreanX, SOsthene DugaS.
MI. }. &. CIaUsen moved that the petit
ton be received, and that the employ
ment of teachers for the Centreville
School be left to the Superintendent as
in the past. ana that the rec ,mm enda>
tons of the SuparvisorDf Rural hOols,
as recommended by the Parish Superin-
tendent be accepted and adopted, and
that S225.0) be appropriated out the
general fund for the purpose of carving
out those reccmm endations, it being
understood that no greater amount that
stipulated would be appropriated
The m Itlon was duly scConde | By DR..
L. F. trere, aud upon being put to Il
vote was carried unaaim)usiF =.
On motion Of M. Aycuck, sec )nded BIZ
Sidney Bonviliain. and carrie the SAL
aries Of the principals of the Glencoe and
Clarendon schools WAS fixed at 500 90
as in the past
On motion of Mr.. J. r. Jolley, duly
seconded and carried, the reports of the
Secretary were accepted ani ordered
placed on the minutes, with the excep-
ton of that part referring to the salaries
of the principals of the Glencoe and
Charent>n schools.
Ga motion of Nj. +. d. Winchester.
duly seconded, MI. Folse was authorized
to have the repairs IN lle on the roof of
the Patterson school building, sumo to
be paid out Of the Fifth Ward Special
Fund.
NJ. John NJ. Gallery appeared before
The Board, and requested it to establish
a primary school at Columbia, Offering
the Board IA well buIlt and fully
equipped school house. and agreeing to
maintain the building in good condition.
MI. Borjarshy moved that a primary |
school be established at Genwild Pianta-
ton, and there being no second to his |
N )tion, it was declared lost.
On motion Of G. a. Aycock, seconded |
by DR.. L, F. Frere, the schools of the
Parish Were orderei established at the
same places as last year.
The superintendent nude the follow
ng recommendations for teachers at the
different schools Tor the ensuing session.
st. Mary Central High School-Char.es
fott. Principal: Maggie Becnel, Cora Carr.
Nonie Ralnes, jessie Proctor, Anne Haw-
Tins, Corine Christian, MabIe Brubacher,
laude Tison, Agnes Backman. Annie
Johnston. Emma Anderson. Z.lIa
4auritZen, Clara Alpha. Music and Draw
ne vacant and two Grade Teachers
acant.
Morgan City High School--L. A. Law.
Monte Theobali, Cornelia
lcDonald. Inez Wilson, Clare iaff erty,
j a Wade, Adela Aim, Pate Mcnamara,
lalIie Blbbns, Cecil Well. Irene Price,
ulia Brubacher, Cora Hebert, MabIe
,olllns' Caterins Terrill, AIRY Wade,
Mayola Lee, phoebe Beaie.
'oretta Kleb, Bessie Tarton, Verlie vii.
ans, Quintard Baker, Mary Slaughter.
hree Vacancies.
Centreville SCHOOL,. H. Babin, Princi.
al; Mildred Thiel. Francis Rochel, Bella
hauvin, Evelyn Howard. Two vacancies.
Clarendon School-Leota Jones, PrInci- =,
al; Stella Gsanier, Gustave LeNormaud.
ne vacancy.
Glencoe Grammar School-Marie Mill. !
IN, Principal; Agnes Broadhead, Elsie /
abers. Abbie Osthaimer. ,,
Baldwin Gram mar School-P. l.. David
~, Principals; Cora Alpha, Florence I
lsher, Louise Shelburne.
Berwick Grammar Sehool-E. A, Lee .
rlncipaI; Francis Carr, Esther Wilson / I
aud Mckay. Rene Meyer. One vacancy. s
Amelia ochool-Rebecca Marques, Prin- r
pal. !
Bodin School-Lillie Calm.
Glenn Orange-Vacant.
Midway School-Ella Moore. y
Adelne school-Mary Sugg. +
Bourgville-Vacant.
Calumet School-Mattie Douglas. 1
Sorrel SchoOl-Mrs. Jeanne Foote, a
Belleyiew SchOol-E. Bodin :,
WebSterville Scnool-Elodie Fay, Prin-
pal; Unice Sallinger. e
Camperdown School-Ouida Etie, |
lvanhoe School-Vacant n
Ramos School-ElIa Mcclellan.
Louisa School-CherIe DeIahoussaye.
Harden city SchoOl-Lizzie McHugh. q
inclpal; Elsie Drehr. b
The following petition was received and
ad: |.
the President and Members of the y
school Board Of the Parish of st. Mary: II
We, the undersigned taxpayers and re- Il
Tents of the village of Charenton, re. ,,
ectfully petition your Honorable BODY -
appoint Tor the coming year for the
bilc school at Clarendon, man a, TT
ncipal instead Of q lady, because we f.
i and know that a man can obtain bet -
resIIlls and lisciulIua of tn. chi y