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Lucas Flattery George Rex T. H. Baker John Brinkerhoff Edwin Oldroyd H. C. Johnson No. 1: west side of Buckeye Street between South and Henry Streets Miss

1915 - There were 109 high school graduates 1910 - Greene Local Board of Education resolved to begin a 3 yr high school - High school classes met on the 2nd

gave local boards of education the opportunity to levy a tax in support of the public library 1900 - The Wooster Board of Education agreed to "aid the Trustees

including biography, family and local history, for carrying on the work of education and for educational purposes. To receive and hold gifts and devises of

was a desire for some education of the child. Usually some individual of each community was able to give a certain amount of education and therefore was appointed

Announcement Page 4 Contents Page 5 Introduction Schools and Education Page 6 Introduction Schools and Education Page 7 Introduction Farming Page 8 Introduction The

professionals in that age learned their trades, having limited access to formal education. Reasin’s attachment to Thomas Scott and the life of public service would

the "district" school. It consisted of three distinct departments, viz. Primary, Intermediate, and Grammer (sic). No high schools had yet been provided