The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-08-24
Carmine and Bolander Civ
en- Certificates.
BOARD HOLDS A MEETING
Manuscripts of Four Appli-
cants Canvassed.
Grades of Two Ladies are Cut Down
and Petition OF A. n. Carmine and
II. T.. Bolander is Granted, Mr..
Longbon Opposing.

The board of city school examiners
held meeting in the offices Of John
II. Clark. Tuesday evening. to go over
the grades of the members of the
class of applicants at the examination
held August 10 and IL. The meeting
ering, and the midnight gas was con-
sumed before the session drew to II
close
All of the examiners. including w.
! A. Longbon, were present. but not all
of the manuscripts were produced for
the inspection of the full board. The
Bolander, Miss Elizabeth Rexroth and
| Miss Margaret Mckinley were pre-
sented to the board for inspection
| and the result of the canvas Is shown
| in the report of the board of exam
iners which was filed with o. q.
| Briggs, clerk Of the board of educa-
! ton, this morning, n duplicate OF
which is given herewith.
| The board also took up the request
| of A. y. Carmine and 4. Il. Bolander
that they be given certificates on the
| grades which they received in the re-
cent county examination. This re-
quest was granted as shown in the
report r. G. Bowen and John ii.
Clark voting i'm favor of granting the
certificates and w. A. Longbon OPP
posing.
The report of the examiners fol-
| lows:
Marion, o.. August 30, 1910.
In relation to the review of the
manuscripts of A. y. Carmine and
Il. Il. Bolander.
This day the board of city school
examiners of Marion, Ohio, met In
the offices of John IL. Clark. clerk
of said board. all members being pres
ent, for the purpose of giving A. y.
Carmine and r. II. Bolander, two of
the applicants at the examination,
held on August 10 and IL, 1910, n
right to review their manuscripts In
history and civil government and lit
erature with w. A. Longbon, the
member of said board having said
manuscripts in charge. Whereupon
after hearing the answers read. that
were contained in said manuscripts,
and after due consideration, the said
board Is of the unanimous opinion
that no error has been made by the
said w. A. Longbon, in the grading
of said manuscripts and therefore the
grades given the said A. y. Carmine
and the said r. T.. Bolander In said
subjects are hereby approved unani-
mously by said board
In relation to the issuance of GER
tihcates to A. n. Carmine and 7. r..
Bolander, holders of county certiii-
Gates.
This day the above matter came on
for consideration, as to whether or
not the board of examiners should
recognize county certificates issued by
the county board of examiners OF
Marion county. Ohio, to A. y. Car
mine, who was on the End day OF
July, A. D., 1910, granted a certih-
cate by said county board for period
of SO months and to n. Il. Bolander,
who was on the End day of July,
D., 1910. granted n certificate By said
| county board for a period OF 36
months. Whereupon, after due de-
| liberation, and after being duly ad-
yised In the premises, certificates for
| one year were authorized to be issued
| to said A. n. Carmine and L. Il. Boz
| lander, by an affirmative vote of I.
| G. Bowen and John II. Clark; w. A.
Longbon voting no" on this propo-
sition. These certificates are issued
under and by virtue of section 4OSl
of the revised statutes of Ohio.
In relation to the regarding, or re-
view of the manuscripts in United
States history of Elizabeth ReXroth
and Margaret Hecker, two OF the APP
plicants at the examination held on
| August 10 and II, 1910,
This day the above matter came up
| for consideration, whereupon, after
hearing the manuscripts In United
| States history of Elizabeth Rexroth
read, Il is the unanimous opinion of
| the board that the grade of Elizabeth
Rexroth in said subject should be 50
per cent. instead of 10 per cent. as
| heretofore reported; and after heal
ing the said manuscript Of Margaret
Hecker read II Is the unanimous opln-
ion of said board that the grade of
the said Margaret Hecker in said sub
ject should be So per cent. instead OF
65 per cent, as heretofore reported.
The board, however, realizes that the
grading of manuscripts Is largely {
matter of opinion, where answers are
not specific or definite.
w. A. Longbon, the member OF the
board OF examiners having the man
uscripts in history of Winifred Peadon
and Evalona Mckinley In charge ad-
vises the board that the grade of said
Winifred Peadon I'm said subject
should be 55 per cent. instead of 90
per cent, as heretofore reported; and
the grade of the said Evalona Nc
Kinley In said subject should be 40
per cent. instead of 65 per cent, as
heretofore reported. The first report
of said examination is amended bS
the board as heretofore stated.
John ii. Clark, Clerk.