The St. Mary banner., 1922-06-03
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS
Franklin. La, Nav 25. 1922.

ot. wary met TINS day IN Specla
session, President J. C. Clausen pre-
siding, in response to the following
call:
"a special meeting of the Schoo
Board of the Parish of St. Mary i.
called by President J. C. Clausen
Thursday, May 25th, at 1880 A. NJ.
1922, in the Office of the Supt at tho
Court House in Franklin, La, fol
the purpose of appointing teachers
for the session 1922-1923 and such
other business as may come before
the Board"
Roll call showed following mem
bers present: C. H. Green, DIR. Paul
Trowbridge, DIR. David Berwick, e
A. Delahoussaye, William Folse
Anthony Legnon and T. j. Johnson.
Absent: J. H. McCardell, F. D. Win
chester and H. L. Jolley.
It was moved by Mr.. Anthony
Legnon and seconded by Mr.. T. J.
Johnson, that the reading of the
meeting of April "a, 1922, be dis
pensed with. Motion carried.
After thorough discussion of sal
aries of the teachers of St. Mary
Parish. it was moved by DR.. David
Berwick and seconded by Mr.. c. H.
Green and carried, that the salary
schedule of the teachers Of St. Mary
Parish for session 1922-1923 be made
same as session of 1921-1922.
The following resolution was in
sroduced by Mr.. William Folse, sec
,nded by DIR. Trowbridge and unani-
mously carried:
Be it resolved that the School
Board of the Parish Of St. Mary ac-
,ept the proposition Of F. B. Will
,iams Cypress Co., to supplement
.he funds of the FIFTH WARD
SPECIAL now available for the re-
,air and the addition Of the Patter-
son High School and that the School
Board agrees to reimburse F. B.
Williams Cypress Co., out of said
Special Fund whenever same shall
become available.
The following communication was
-ead:
Franklin. La, April "a, 1922.
To the School Board of St. Mary
Parish, Franklin, Louisiana.
Dear Sirs:
AS per your request l have made
, thorough examination of the Brick
School House at Franklin, La. In
ny opinion both the brick walls and
'rame work are in perfectly safe
condition.
(Signed> MARVIN MORRIS.
Supt. Law recommended the fol-
owing teachers for the sSming school
session:
FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL-E.
VI. West, Principal; Lorena O'Niell,
High School; Heloise Fay, High
School; Kate Gibbons, Grade; Dora
Lee, Grade; 0lorence Fisher, Grade;
Marion Bourgeois, Grade; Ruth Geb-
,rt Grade; Belle Cross. Grade.
MORGAN CITY HIGH SCHOOL
Toe Farrar, Principal; Laurie S.
Mobley, High School; Lula Wright,
High School; Harriet Zerr, High
School; Anna Lynch, Grade; Halle
3ibbins, Grade; Mabes Brupbacher,
Grade; Lucy Foote, Grade; Blanche
Angeloz, Grade; Irene Price, Grade;
Cora Hebert, Grade; Winona David
son, Grade; Gladys Adams, Grade;
Mae Warner, Grade.
PATTERSON HIGH SCHOOL
:. A. Crowell, Principal; Rachell
Norgress, High School; Agness Kel-
er, High School; Kate Dubberly,
high School; Mamie Davis, High
School; Bertha Brown, Grade; Min
lie Kelley, Grade; Marie Schwartz,
Grade; Odys Carlson, Grade; Emily
Dominique, Grade; Stella Boudreaux,
Grade.
CENTREVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
S. E. Hallabaugh, Mrs. Bette B.
Kramer, Mrs. Francis Miller.
BERWICK GRADED SCHOOL,
R. L. Robinson, Principal; Gertrude
Blum, Grade; Lizzie Gashia, Grade.
BALDWIN GRADED SCHOOL
P. L. Davidson, Principal; Estella
Achee, Grade; Hattie Martin, Grade.
GLENCOE GRADED SCHOOL,
G. C. Frere, PriHciBal.
sCHO0feEisdis Fay. p ,.;n.i
Eunice sallinger. Graz ''''pa''
ADELINE GRADED SCHOOL
ken> Mayer, Principal; Hesta Gar.
'fs1I BoDiN GsA'si GRADED SCHOOL,
Genavisve Anglers, Principal.
RAMOS GRADED SCHOOL
Ella Mcclellan, Principal.
GARDEN CITY GRADED SCHOOL
Lizzie McHugh, Principal; Aman-
da Wilcox, Grade.
ALBERTA GRADED SCHOOL,
Florence Bouvier, Principal; Ethe
Flory, Grade.
1t was moved by Mr.. E. A. Della
housssye, seconded by Mr.. T. J.
Johnson and unanimously carried
that the teachers as recommended
by Supt. Law be appointed.
It was then moved by Mr.. C. H
Green and seconded by DIR. Berwick
that Miss Gustavie LeNormand be
appointed as teacher Of Charentor