The St. Mary banner., 1922-07-15


Domestic Science Sup, 600 90
Insurance on Bldgs., Furn,. 5000. 90
Commission Paid Assessor, 1000 90
Libraries, 700 90
Tuition to other Parishes, $50 90
Aid to Pupils, 800 90
100. .OU
Contingent, 1862 10
Total, S172,022 90
1t was moved by Mr.. Anthony
Legnon and seconded by DR.. Paul
Trowbridge and carried, that the
budget be received and spread upon
the minutes.
The following resolution was offer
ed by Mr.. E. A. Delahoussaye and
seconded by Mr.. William Folse:
"Be it resolved that the Assessor
be instructed to assess upon all
property in St. Mary Parish includ-
ing the municipalities, except Nor
gan City, for school purposes for the
year 1922, the following taxes:
Constitutional Tax. ~ II Milis
Special Parish Wide School 3-4 NILS
Fifth Ward Special. ...... | IL Mills
Sixth Ward Special No. l. l IA Mills
Sixth Ward Spec. No. 2 l 1-8 Mills.
"Be it further resolved that the
Police Jury of st. Mary Parish be
and he is hereby instructed to levy
the above taxes for school purposes
for the year 1922, the Constitutional
Tax of 2 1-2 Mills to be levied upon
the entire Parish including all NUM-
cipalities, except Morgan City.
"Be it further resolved that the
CITY of Morgan City be and is here
by instructed to levy tax OF z IL
mills in Morgan City for school pur-
poses for the year 1922, and to col
Iect and pay same as collected with
out any deductions with st. Mary
Parish School Board :,
On roll call the President declared
the resolution unanimously adopted.
The following recommendations OF
other teachers were made by Supt.
L. A. Law:
FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL-Mr.
James w. Walden, First Asst; Mr..
Daniel K Brooks, Second Asst; MISS
Alma Spears, High School; Miss Ed
ma Patterson, High School; Miss
Mary Watts, High School; Miss EU-
da Hudson, Grade; Miss Rowena
Delhommer, Grade; Miss Ida Z. Tenn
plet, Grade; Miss Eta Vaughan,
Grade; Miss Mary Sugg, Grade; Miss
Zelia Laurason, Grade; Miss Bulah
Myhand, Grade; Miss Olivia Tucker,
Grade.
MORGAN CITY HIGH SCHOOL,
Miss Odelia Wright, Second Asst;
Miss Mary Hopkins, High School;
Miss Cora Miller, Grade; Miss kath-
ryn Maitland, Grade; Miss Ora Belle
McMichael, Grade.
PATTERSON HIGH SCHOOL,
Miss Ruby Kerr, Grade; Mrs. Ethel
Hatcher. Grade.
CENTREVILLE HIGH SCHOOL,
Mr.. R. L. Thompson, Principal; Mrs.
R. L. Thompson, Grade; Miss Bessie
Boudreaux, Grade; Miss Lena Brown,
Grade.
BERWICK GRADED SCHOOL,
Miss Bonnie Smith, Grade; Miss
Mary Forgey, Grade; Miss Lois Be-
langer, Grade; Miss Louie McManus'
Grade.
Miss Marie Fay, Grade; Miss Louise
DrsfeE' ApELINE NE GRADE SCHOOL
Miss Fannie O'Niell, Principal:
LOUISA GRADED SCHOOL
Mrs. Jeanne Olivier, Principal.
BELLEVIEW GRADED SCHOOL
Miss Martha Wilcox, Principal.
CAMPERDOWN G R A D E D
sCHOOL-Miss Martha Fourmy,
lftvEf. AMELIA GRADED SCHOOL
Miss Edna Aucoin, Principal.
On motion of Mr.. E. A. Delahous-
save, seconded by Mr.. C. H. Green
and carried, the recommendations as
made by Supt. L. A. Law were ap-
Communication from Supt. S. A.
Alleman of Assumption Parish was
read in regard to pupils from AS
sumption Parish attending Morgan
City High School. The Board IN
structed the Supt. to accept pupils
from Assumption Parish with per-
mits from the Board Of that Parish.
Communication from Jim Siracusa
was read in regard to Board making
reduction in rent of land leased to
him, because of overflow of high
water on said land. The Board in
structed the Supt. to collect the re-
naming rent in full.
Bids were opened for the repair of
the Baldwin School. After some dis
cussion, it was unanimously decided
to accept the bid of Mr.. Marvin Nor
ris.
Mr.. William Folse then asked the
Board to appropriate $4,000 out of
the General Fund to supplement
funds for the repair and addition to
the Patterson High School After
it was moved by DR..
seconded by Mr.. J. H.
and unanimously carried,