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Sebring Ohio Historical Society
| 126 North 15th Street Sebring, Ohio 44672 330-938-6920 |
| Schools of Sebring, Ohio |
| B.L. Miller School Located at 506 West Virginia. Built with a 1967 bond issue and a donation of $20,000 from Beatrice L. Miller, founder and head of the Royal China Company. |
| F.A. Sebring School Built in 1949, it replaced the old South Side School. Located on West Texas Avenue, it cost $150,000 to build. |
| Lincoln School Located on the northwest corner of Indiana Avenue and 17th Street. Built for $20,000 in 1909 as a high school until McKinley was built. Currently an apartment complex. |
| Sebring McKinley High School Original section built in 1914 as an elementary school. Became a high school in 1924. The building had a number of expansions and renovations over the years. A bond issue in 1998 removed part of the structure and kept others, but added much more space to the building. The original sports teams were called the Potters, later becoming the Trojans. Football games were held at the racetrack, where Akenhead Field now stands. This was where horses and cars also raced. The 1935 team claimed the first Tri-County league championship. |
| Ohio Avenue School Constructed in 1901 at a cost of $6,000. A one room three-year high school, it enrolled 10 students in the first year. Building torn down in the late 1930's. Before this school was built, classes were held in an old barn over the Gray farm. |
| First Graduating Class Ohio Avenue School, 1904 Earl McIntosh Gertrude Beggs, Gladys Lamborne Barkley, Ella B. Larkins |
| Many class photos are available at the Strand Museum. Come See! |
| First Schools |
