Groner School students
Title
Groner School students
Description
Black and white image of a group of students gathered on the front steps of a building. Most are elementary aged, though a few boys who appear to be teenagers stand in the back row. Almost all the boys wear overalls and have short hair combed to the side. The two older boys wear shirts with the cuffs rolled above their elbows and their hair combed straight back from their faces. One boy in the back row wears a suit and tie. The girls wear short, blousy dresses with short sleeves and most with large, rounded collars. Their hair is also shorter, parted on the side and sometimes held back from their faces. Groner Elementary was in the Scholls Ferry area, and this building was built in 1908. The site is currently (2012) a filbert orchard, and can be seen next to the current Groner's Consolidated Elementary, which replaced this school.
[front] [pen] Groner.
Date Created
circa 1930s
Subject
School children
Schools
Children's clothing
Rural schools
Education History
Medium
gelatin silver prints
Language
English
Identifier
WCMpic_015099
Rights
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Source
Robert L. Benson Research Library, Five Oaks Museum
Type
Still Image