New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-03-06

comes from a covered cistern; IN
diyidual cups are in use. Thu
closets were in average condition.
The brilding is about 20 by 40,
weather-wOrn exterior, dark
and unattnactive paint inside.
nine windows on four sides,
good front gallery, a number OF
window panes out. and the repair
not generally good. The supply
of seats. double patents and dou-
BILE home-mades. was short; the
equipment consisted of case of
eight maps, window shades,
reading chart, globe, about fifty
volumes in a rood case, and a 30
thirty feet Of good composition
blackboard. OF the seventy en-,
rolled in the four grades forty
three were present. The daily
program needs revision. The
teacher has attended a number Of
summer schools, has had several
years experience, is serving her
third year at this school, holds a
third grade certificate, is of q
pnepossessing personality, and has
much better than average ability
as teacher.
Lake ool.-Located about
-four miles from Coteau. and New
Iberia Schools. The site tof three
5fourths of AN acre is well fenced
well drained, and is rather pleas
ing to the eye. The cistern has
cover at present broken and IN
dividual cups ane used. The clos
cts were in much better than ave-
rage condition. The house is at
tractively painted inside and out.
is lighted with eleven windows on
four sides. has a good front gal
lery. and is in good repair. The
equipment consists Of single pat
ent desks. a teachers desk. reel
tation bench. shades, two maps in
a case. a globe. some painted wall
and some cloth black board. o.
the thirty enrolled in sever
grades twenty-six were present
The daily program was fairly
good. The teacher has had sew
eral terms at the State Norma !
has had several years experience
holds second grade certificate. pos
sesses a good personality. is earn
est in mannen and is doing ave
raon. plrs work.
Prince School.-Located within
two or two and half miles O
both the Dugas and the Loreau
, Vile Schools. The site contain
two acres, well fenced, some flow
: ers and trees, clean and rathe
: attractive. The cistern is GOV
) cred, has an indoor faucet, AM
i, individual cups are used. In
, closets are too close up; one wa
in fair the other in poor cond7
5 ton. The building is about 81
, by 60, of box construction, palnte'
4 interior and exterior, lighted b,
2 twelve windows on opposite sides
j. has a good front gallery, and
/, seven-foot partition divides tn
/ building into two rooms Tof abou
equal size. The furniture is chie'
r ly composed of double home-mad
e desks with a few single patents,
( teachers desk. and a recltatio
l bench. The equipment consists Q
: a few maps, a globe, Muscular
t eous chart. very small libra.'
: in a good case. a piano. and
t supply of cloth blackboard q
q the sixty-seven enrolled forty
/, two were present. representing 81
h grades. The daily program wa
: defective. The principal has bee
e teaching for many years, was ef
e mcated in church institution
Y holds first grade of 1902. is-no'
e teaching his thirteenth year
r this place. is consecrated to n
; work, possesses average an
: ity as teacher: the assistant h.
s had ten grades at high schoo'
without experience. holds a tn"
t grade certificate, is immature b7
n of promising personality, and
!. doing betteh than might be e.
] pected of her. -,
v Dugas School.-Situated VII
q in three miles of Stec'kler. Prime
o and Loreauville Schools. The 81
: is the largest in the parish. fo,1
S acres. A portion around
s house is fenced: the dra'r"gr
J. not verv good. There are NV
q good cisterns. covered. lnd'v''
n wuYnY Glossy HAIR