Through a Facebook group for people who live or have lived in the small town of Killbuck, Ohio, I learned that the Killbuck Museum is assembling an exhibit on Killbuck School and looking for artifacts and Killbuck School pictures.
I shared a few Killbuck school pictures here in the past. My direct family had a long association with the Killbuck School, beginning probably about 1888 and reaching to 1956, so in memory of our mother, Harriette Anderson (Kaser) and grandmother Vera May Stout (Anderson), our family is donating Killbuck school pictures to the Killbuck Museum.
The Oldest Killbuck School Pictures
My grandmother attended the old Township school in elementary school, and sat beside the teacher in this 1893 picture when she probably had reach 6th or 7th grade.

Killbuck School, Vera Anderson to left of teacher. 1893
Her father, Doc Stout was one of the community leaders who fought to establish a high school. Before the town had a high school, education stopped at 8th grade unless the family could send the student to a private academy. My great-aunt and uncle both went away from home to high school. My grandmother graduated in the first class of that new Killbuck School–the first high school–one boy and one girl comprised the entire class, although four people went on a class trip to New York City about 1898.

Vera Stout, 17, top right on class trip to New York City in 1898
My Mother in Killbuck School Pictures
My mother tagged along with her brother to attend first grade and although she was not old enough, the teachers gave up trying to make her go home. She attended all twelve grades at Killbuck and graduated in 1923, at the age of 16. (She would turn 17 three months after graduation and head off to Columbus to attend Ohio State University.) My mother and Uncle Bill Anderson show up in several Killbuck school pictures. Here they are the second and third from the right in the bottom row in this picture.

Killbuck School, Harriette and Bill Anderson Jan 24 1916, Miss Helen Williams Teacher
In 1923, Harriette Anderson (my mother) graduated from Killbuck High School.

Harriette Anderson 1923 Killbuck High graduation class, dark dress, lower left corner.
Mother, a baby-faced 21-year-old. returned to teach at Killbuck High school in 1927, after starting her teaching career in Clark, Ohio. Here she is 2nd from left in bottom row in the portrait of the Killbuck High graduating class of 1928. This photo is one of many of the Killbuck School pictures when she was a teacher.

The very young-looking Senior class advisor (21) at Killbuck High School for the class of 1928, is seated second from left.
Mother taught off and on at Killbuck through the years, and in 1951 a new era started for our family connection to the school when we moved back to Killbuck and my brother and I (and later our sister) started attending Killbuck school.
I graduated in 1956.

Killbuck H. S. Seniors, 1956. I am 2nd on left.
I am mailing these pictures (with the exception of the class trip picture and the digital image of a page from the 1956 yearbook) and several more school pictures to Killbuck so that more people can enjoy them.
You can see more of our collection of Killbuck School pictures (and Millersburg School) here.
*A note on donating pictures. Most museums and libraries are not interested in unidentified photographs. Fortunately, most of the school pictures we inherited have lists of names on the back. Be sure you check with the repository before sending heirlooms to them. Some specialize or have specific rules about what they can accept.