Footprints of Fayette

The Indian Creek Schools By Larry K. Ripper In the winter of 1936, 10-yearold Leon Teinert had just walked a long mile to school with the cold wind at his back. As he walked across the school yard, a pesky female student, just a year younger, grabbed the hat from his head from his blind side. Giggling, she circled around by the school’s well and dropped Leon’s h...

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