Curtis, Henry S. (Henry Stoddard), 1870-1954 · Boston, New York [etc.] Ginn and company · leaf 59
IMPROVEMENT OF THE SCHOOL GROUND 39 Fences It is generally best that the school yard should be fenced. The fence serves to keep out the cows ; it makes the discipline easier and the yard a place by itself — a sort of institution ; it allows the better protection of the apparatus, if there is any ;… … A SCHOOL FENCE COVERED WITH VEXES E\ WINNEBAGO COUNTY, ILLINOIS at the top. Such a fence serves as a good grand stand from which to watch the activities of the yard. It is a serviceable fence, but it is relatively expensive and is soon destroyed by the pressure of the wind or the children against…
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