Quincy High School - Quinconian Yearbook (Quincy, PA)

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GROVE HILL For many years th1s school was known as the Wharf before the bulld ing of the present school in 1892 At that tlme the name was officially named Grove Hill The date of the first school is indefinite. There was a school here in 1875, and the conclusion can be reached that the first public school was established at Grove Hill about 1860. Date of Construction - 1892 Builder - Samuel S. Wingert Cost - 8600.00 Directors - A. B. Good, Jacob R. Small, Milton G. McFerren, H ram Heintzelman, S. A. Small, Eli C. Fitz First teacher: 1876 - H. H. Hager Number of teachers since 1876 - SO Recent teachers: Harold Ritz, Thelma Plum, Hope Wilkinson Present teacher: Mrs. Lillian Tyner, grades 7 and 8 - 32 students K if, c - ,z Y A I ' ,qkj 'v fl :MQ ' W1 -1. ,, . . an . C O

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NEW BAITIMORE The year of the establishment of a public school at this north eastern corner of the Township is 1ndef1nite, as no board minutes pr1or to 1575 are available, and there are no land deeds for New Baltimore school property earller than 1910 A school was in exlstence in 1875 and lt seems to have been conducted 1n a partnership with Gu11ford Townsh1p Date of Construction - 1910 with addition in 1916 Builders - 1910 - . . Kauffman and Company 1916 - W. A. Pentz Cost - 1910 - 31305.00 1916 - 81865.00 Directors - 1910 - William H. Heefner, D. A. Monn, E. M. Snyder, A. I. Snowberger, John H. Houser, Samuel Walk 1916 - A. I. Snowberger, George Decker, John B. Harshman, George B. Beatty, W. E. Gossert Recent teachers: Robert Wagaman, Evelyn McCleary, Mary Shatzer Present teachers: Mrs. Doris Gette, grade 1 - 26 students Mrs. Florence Hawbecker, grades 2 and 3 - 36 students Mrs. Mabel Creamer, grades 3 and b - 37 students Mr. Brinton Creamer, grades 5 and 6 - 3h students - . 0 A . 3 0 J H .