Baltic High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Baltic, OH)

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IDYLLS - rf . H In the early years of Tuscaiawas County school advantages were weiy meagei For years there were no schools and after schools were established there was a term of only three months duration Prior to 1886 Bucks 'lownship was under one township school board The people in this end of the township grew dissatisfied and demanded a graded school After surmounting many difficulties the town boug up plans for Baltic s first school house The school directors IH as far as we can ascertain were Dr A S Metzler A A Shetler V C Fisher D D Trover and Mike Shutt The first facultv included J A Syler principal Minnie Zahner and Edith Metzler Graduation exer cises were first held in 1890 i ' 1 . . . . ht ground from William Domer, and C. T. Hard, a Dover architect, drew FIFTY-FIVE B H S 6