The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-10-11
School Board Accepts Re
signation of A. N.
i Carmine.
CHANGE At GREENWOOD ST.
Miss Florence Ramer Will
Succeed Miss
Christian.
MFR. Carmlnc Goes To Mansfield High
School--Increase of 1I0 I'm Enroll
ment of schools over Last Month.
Otlcr school Board Proceedings.

Considerable business was transact
ed In remarkable short time at a
meeting of the members of the board
OF education in Clerk II. e. Hills
office Tuesday evening. Member NJ.
Il. Dickerson was absent.
Members were surprised when Clerk
hin read the resignation of A. n.
Carmine, principal of the Greenwood
street school building. tenederd to the
board last night. which he asked to
take effect as soon as possible The
board accepted the resignation and
proceeded to elect teacher to fiji
the vacancy.
DR. Henry A. Hartman recommend
cd Miss Hattie Christian as principal
of the Greenwood building and the
Recommendation was confirmed by
the board. Miss Christian Is em-
r'cyed at the State street building at
the present time having charge of
the fourth grade. She has been a
teacher in the public schools for twen-
ty-fdur years and Is considered onet
OF the most competent instructors in
the grade schools. AS principal of
the Greenwood building, she will re-
celve salary of $40 per month.
Miss Florence Ramcr, of South
Prospect street, graduate of Mar
ion high school. class OF 1910, was
elected by the board. upon the recon-
mondaton of Dr. Hartman, to take
Miss Christians place in the North
state street building. Miss Ramer will
begin her new duties reXt Monday at
n slary of $40 per month.
Mr.. Carmine has accepted posi-
tlon In the Mansfield high school,
Mansfield, Ohio. as teacher in the,
commercial department and will be-
sin his new duties the FIRST of next
heck. He viii have charge of classes
in bookkeeping, commercial work and
penmanehiR. He prepared himself forI
this work at the School Of Commerce
on West Center street, .
Il Mr.. Carminc has boen employed as
principal for the past two years, hav-
ing been one of the first men principals
employed by The scho6t board, and is
considered by many as an excellent
tsacher.
A petition was submitted to the
fohrd by the people who live just
etFtside the boundaries of the city
school district in tho southwestern
part OF the city. Tile residents in
this section ask that the district
bouhdafy be extended 50 as to in |
Guide them III the district. The peti. |
tlon Aad Ten sighers, who at the pres
sht time are paying tuition iu order
that. their children might attend the
city schools. The petition was re-
fered to the clerk and the president
Cf the board who will Investigate
the matter and report to the board at
the next meeting.
Estimates were allowed Leffler and
Bland. w. G. Handshy and Son, the
american Heating and Ventilating
company and the American Regulating
company on contracts and Marriott.
Allen & Hail. architects, on their
work of planning and erecting the
new school buildings. All bills were
allowed.
According TO DR.. Hartman's first
monthly report of the school year
ip1o-19ll. there are 80 more boys than
girls In the grade schools and. accord
ing, to the at<ndanoe figures, the
boys have been attending school with
sreater regularity than the girls. y.
3 In the grades there are 1897 boys
and 1,2Il girls, total of 1854 pupils,
Increase in enrolment since the be-
ginning of the year. 149 or a gain of
"a pupils over the figures for the cor
responding time last year. At the
end of the first month there were 1887
pupils enrolled in the high school.
making the total enrolment for the
public schools 2.97l.
The average daily attendance for