English School Uniform: Individual School -- Boston Grammar School, 1960s


Figure 1.--This photograph shows the boys at the Boston Grammar School in 1969. Short trousers were optional or the boys. Only two boys in the first form wore them in the school photograph. Click on the image to see the other boy.

The school in the 1960s continued to have very strict regulation concerning the uniform. Most school portraits show all the boys turned out in the full uniform. The school blazer was changed in the 1960s. The piping was discontinued and the badge made more prominent. By the late 1960s, however, short trousers were made optional again for the first form boys as was the case before the 1950s. As a result few of the boys wore them. A 1969 school ortrait shows only two boys in the school wearing short trousers with thir uniform. The schol portrait was probably taken in the spring semmester. It is likely that at thevbeginning of the year, more of the first form boys were wearing shorts with their uniforms.








Christopher Wagner





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