Ozark school 1912 -1913

The footprints with little gems to be uplift loven life in the midst of romantic old school style time taken away there was no shadow from the foot prints even though it seemed to be standing on in this time rain drummed widely down on the old school rain puddles reflecting seeing the sun broke to was be only kindled by a bright narrow sunbeam shinning down on the Ozark School the old school hand prints in strange places the footprints in muddy places feeling the history the glow from the light of the rain after it rain the sun broke through the low clouds,to the rain sweet summer the rattle of the dry clutch alone was enough to there surprise the cupalo story rises visible for many miles above the crossing across the country side as the wind whistles through the blowing wind the harvest brightly.

 To be uplifting the ozark School almost shaped like a high mountain the Ozark School to see a kindly old man happy to love by many. Known for the name of Ozark mountains at the above the door to the smooth contours and sky-lines you may have heard the word shiloh there earlier years of youth roughly bounded nearly small portion of the pioneer community - prairie hills - prairie land to be uplifting to there preaching.

Ozark School established 1912 #2989 built in the spring of 1913. In August 1949 it was renamed Model School suited to it's character later on relocated to its new location in 1950. Continued to run old school style until closing in 1958 when it was sold to a area farm. Which is Jake's Butt just a bit of history "Jake's Butte School 1913-1950 which did manage to capture Jake Butte school. Orginally named after the hill called Jake's Butte. He was a round-up cook, however since riders couldn't find the camp, Jake had put a lantern on the top of the hill. It was no longer needed when the Ozark School was moved in it's new direction in time it was sold to a farmer to the Jake's Butte Community Society ".

The roof is triangle shaped balustrade toped that borrows the characteristic's of the old school  latterly with a cupla by the wooden pilars holding the cupalo slowly falling won't being hearing the sound of bell the Ozark School cupalo has collapsed the old school just barely hanging the pride as there life surrounded by curiosity superstitiouns of the quant school by heading to the diamond fields. Each teacher reminiscening in such a fine character of the old school teachers imparted there knowledge and there practical methods to there pupils to the students shivers once hearing the harmonic sound of the ole bell to give them strength signal of joy and gladness or a  farmer supper those who truly believe in the ole bell that once harmonized in the early morning's to the  early late in the night  now a life time of there memories. The Ozark School now to the shadow of the movement in that moment in time as they looked above cupalo at one time yet being close to old fashioned nestled in the foothills.