Photograph of Seventh and Eighth Graders at the Linworth Grammar School

This black-and-white photograph shows seventh- and eight-graders posing for a class picture at the North Perry School, also known as the Linworth Grammar School, sometime during the 1922-23 school year.

Students are identified as follows:

Top row, left to right: Kevin Morrow, Ralph Snouffer, John Shocker, Lucy Jennings, Rhea Beard, Alfred Martin, Donald Gardner, Arnold Snouffer and Paul Smiley

Middle row, left to right: Irene Claar, Adda Leppert, Chloe Hall, Isabelle Pendleton, Mary Johnson, Luella Bisk, Elizabeth Pendleton, Martha Wilcox and Margaret Claar

Bottom row, left to right: Lawrence Snouffer, Dale Snyder, Hurd Bond, Anson Bond, Kendall Hibbs, Robert Lowe and Lawrence Glanson

According to historian Virginia McCormick in her book "Two Centuries of Educational History: Worthington, Ohio," the North Perry School/Linworth Grammar School was built in 1918, and was located at 2075 W. Dublin-Granville Road, the current site of the Linworth Experiential Program. As Perry Township never had a high school, students who graduated from the school entered the Worthington High School as tuition-paying students. In 1950, the school was consolidated with the Worthington School District, and continued to serve elementary school students through the 1970-71 school year.