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Welcome To Reno County,
Kansas
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1921 Fairview School program
Dear Pupil,
As you grow older, you will look back upon your school days as the
happiest time of your life. May you never have cause to regret that you
did not make the best of them. My sincerest wish is that the past year
will be a bright page in the tablet of your memory.
Affectionately,
Your Teacher
FAIRVIEW SCHOOL
Enterprise Twp., Reno Co., Kansas
District No. 51
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Glenn O. Seaton, Teacher
S. P. Rowland, Co. Supt.
|
J. H. Detter |
R. C. Kellams |
| Clifford Green |
Lester Green |
| Conrad Hackworth |
Mary King |
| Lewis Hackworth |
Oscar Dixon |
| Wallace Kellams |
Bertha Wyatt |
| Harold Geist |
Hallie Hackworth |
| Cleo Snodgrass |
Dorothy Snodgrass |
| Harold Detter |
Clara Kittle |
| Harry Hackworth |
John Hackworth |
| Archie King |
Bernice Mitchell |
| Earl Mitchell |
Clarence Hackworth |
| Lloyd Hackworth |
Perry King |
| Clyde Hackworth |
Everett Geist |
| Chas. Webster |
William King |
| Howard Mitchell |
Kennith Snodgrass |
| Edith Detter |
Margaret Detter |
| Rosie Seitz |
Katie Seitz |
| Francis Kittle |
Lydia Seitz |
| Lloyd Kellams |
Mabel Schardein |
| Elva Snodgrass |
Stacey Kittle |
The School is out, vacation’s come,
The bell has ceased to sound,
The old School House has lost its hum,
And silence broods around.
At School Close
The time has come to say farewell!
For now our term is through;
To sound the present school days’ knell.
And bid you a kind adieu.
For months together we have met
And conned our lessons o’er,
And done the best to know and get,
A part of learning’s store.
Thro’ all the days I’ve labored hard,
And often during the night;
Your progress was my sole reward,
Your well-fare my delight.
And thanks for all your favors shown,
For cheer, which toil beguiles;
For roses in my pathway strewn,
For all your love and smiles.
Most fondly do I wish you well,
And hope you each may be,
An ornament where e’er you dwell,
And from all vices free.
In cities and in villages, in county
Districts scattered wide,
Above the schoolhouse door it floats –
A thing of beauty and of pride;
The poorest child, the richest heir –
‘Tis theirs in common to adore,
For ‘tis their flag that proudly floats –
The flag above the schoolhouse door.
Never be afraid of what is good;
The good is always the road
to what is true
Hammerton
"Kindness is the noblest weapon to conquer
with"
"Education is the chief defense of nations"
"Acquire not only learning but the habit of
learning"
Submitted by Darren
Green on October 13, 2002.
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