Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-17
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90 That each sub-district shall
have not more than two representa-
tives on the commencement program,
these to- be chosen by the Principals
from the graduating class Of their re-
spective schools, with the approval of
the Superintendent, such selections TO
be made rather with reference to their
ability as speakers and readers, than
to- their scholarship.
so The salutaCOrian and valedic-
t0rian shall be selected in rotation from
the different schools in the city, and
with reference to the GRADUATED ability
To- perform such duJies.'
Col Miller moved TO adopt the re
port, and Mr.. Maxwell amended to
postpone action until the next meeting
of the Board. The amendment was
defeated and the original motion car
ried.
The regular monthly report Of the
superintendent was read by the Clerk
An abstract follows:
Enrolment for the month-Wash-
iugtOn. 500; Madison. 100; Clay, $50;
Union, 531; Centre $50; Webster, 642;
Riccdia GIG; Lincoln, 10; total, 4.512.
Average daily Wash
ingt0n, 1873; Madison. &c; Clay, 500;
Union. 451; Centre 405: Webster, 514;
Richie, Ii3. Lincoln. 1876. total 1864
Average daily Observation-Disclosures,
As; Madison, 30; Clay. 80; Union, IS;
Centre, 80; Webster, SO; Richie, 60;
Lincoln, IS; total S22
Per cent. Of attendance for month
Washington, "a; Madison, 90; Clay, 90;
Union. 90. Centre, 90. Webster, 81;
Ritchie, 90; Lincoln, 81; total, SO.
No. cases Of tardiness-Teachers-
Washington, o; Madison, /: Clay, 2;
Union, i; Centre, .; Webster, 3;
Richie, 8; Lincoln, O; total 70.
No. cases Of tardiness-Pupils-
I Washington, q; Madison, %; Clay, %;
Union. IA; Centre u: Webster. "a;
Ritchie, SO: Lincoln, IA; total, ISL.
No. perfect i'm attendance Wash
/ iDgton, 223; Madison. 431; Clay, 204;
Union, 179; Centre, 204; Webster, 179;
Bitchie, SOC; Lincoln, O.; total 1850.
Amount paid for Observation-Disclosures
tngton, 1854: Madison, $500: Clay. $76S;
Union, S115; Centre, $627; Webster,
S757, Riychie S1,O62; Lincoln, $315;
\ total, S5,S91.
Tn The German department, the en-
/ rollment for the month was sol; num-
I Der Of classes, "a; pupils of German pa
rentage. 264; not Of German parentage,
| ODD; number Of teachers, 8; amount
/ paid for instruction, S195.
I The superintendent suggested that
I the same general arrangement be
/ made for commencement that governed
+ last year, and that $3.50 be apprO-
I priated TO pay expenses. A motion en-
/ bOdying this suggestion was unani-
mOusly adopted.
The report of the Librarian for the
| month of April showed the following
/ totals. Average circulation per day
/ 1S4: circulation in reading room, 135,
I total circulation for the month, 3,6S3;
I amount received from fines, 50.
The Commissioners Of Webster dis
. trict reported the appointment of Miss
Ella H.. Mckinley teacher, and Miss
Bessie Evans substitute. in Webster
school The appointments We're con-
frmej
Dr. Dickey offered the following,
which was adopted by a standing vote
and ordered spread upon the minutes:
death has removed from among us
our fellow member, Mr.. Victor ROsen-
burg, a Commissioner from Clay dis
trict. therefore, be it
Resolved, That the Board has lost
a member who was at all times quiet,
modest. digslfed gentleman, and whose
actions were always guided by wisdom,
justice and common sense.
Resolved. That the Board extend
their sincere sympathy to the sorrow
ing family i'm their grief at the loss Of
q kind and loving father
Dr. Dicbey placed Prof, John N.
Birch I'm nomination to iii the vacancy.
The roll was called, and Prof Bi&h re-
ceiyed the vote Of every member ex-
cent lIr. Maxwell, who voted for Mr.
Atkinson. Prof. Birch was declared
elected, and the Clerk was instructed
t0 place his name upon all the commit