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Public School Souvenir
1915
Our Greatest glory is not in never
failing but in rising every time we
fail. Teacher: Jennie McInnes (pictured left) |
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This little token I
present
To you, my youthful
friend
In memory of school days
spent
In term we now do end.
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Pleasant Valley Public School District No. 106 Harrison Twp., Kingfisher Co., Okla. Jennie McInnes,
teacher School
officers
Ephraim H. Stults,
Pres. 1844- 03 Dec 1930 buried: Clear Creek
Cemetery
F. C. Charleston,
Sec.
J. R. Howe, Treas. - 18
Sept. 1855 - 22 Dec. 1950
Pupils
Anna Wllims, 1897
Edith
Farmer 1900
Oscar
Farmer 17 May 1896 - Sep Sep 1968 Vinita,
Oklahoma m. Erma Copeland 06 Feb
1926
Alice
Miller 1900
Sanford
Miller 1895
Henry Jech 07 Dec 1901 - 30 Aug
1965 Elkton, Minnesota
Cora Howe - 30 Dec. 1902 - 30 Oct. 1975
Thomas Howe - 31 Aug. 1900 - 24 Dec. 1968
Addie Tenney - 2 Oct. 1903 - 11 Oct 1999
Egbert
Tenney - 30 May 1900 - 05 Mar 1986
Joe
Wittrock 17 May
1895
Martha
Schroder 1907
Ella
Schroder 1909
Rosie
Robbins
Ella
Ridenour 1905
Margaret
Willms 1904
Maud
Farmer 1902
Bessie
Charleston 1905
Anna May
Miller 1902
Anna Jech
1910
Jaroslav
Jech (Jerry Jech) 04 May 1903 - Jul
1957
Charley Howe - 12 Nov. 1896 - 18 Jan. 1981
Aaron Howe - 23 June 1905 - 3 Jan. 1992
Harold Tenney - 23 Oct. 1901 - 11 May 1992
Matilda
Ronspies 1902
Anthony
Wittrock (Anton Henry Wittrock, Jr. 09 Jan
1898 - 24 Aug 1976 Buried: Holy Trinity
Cem
Wesel
Robbins |
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Vacation
Days
'Tis sweet to know there comes a
rest,
To Those who labor
hard.
That toil a sweetened with a
zest,
Because of it's
reward.
Our youths the seedtime when we
Sow
The see in virgin
mold.
That future harvests may
o'erflow
In fruit a hundred
fold.
There is no excellence in
life
No Heights we can
attain
Unless we struggle in the
strife,
Resolved the prize to
gain. (p.
6) |
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And then the mind will be
refined
in crucible of
yore
And more and more will be
inclined
On higher wings to
soar
This work shop call'd a school
we now
A little while suspend
To give its worker time
somehow,
Vacation's path to
wend.
Our School is closed, our tasks
are done
Farewell, my pupils
dear;
I'll you remember, ev'ry
one.
Tho absent, far or
near. |
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Tree of
Education
Almighty tree of Giant
Strength
With Branches fixed so
low.
That all may grasp its lower
Limbs
Was planted by Almighty Power
With Purpose most
sublime
Its Praise is sung by every
Tongue
In every Land and
Clime.
The Tree of Learning is the
Work
Of Nature's highest
Art.
And men and Women are but
Leaves
A very simple
Part,
But thru these leave the Tree
breathes Life
And this Empyrean
Tree
Will stand a living Monument
Throughout
Eternity. (p.8)
May happiness ever be they
lot.
Wherever thou shalt
be.
And joy and pleasure light the
spot,
That may be home to
thee.
W.E.Seibert. Pub N. Phils,
O. (p.
10) (There is no writing on several pages, the back cover and the
inside
covers.) |
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