Figure 1.--Several of the girls in the class wear pinafores. Images courtesy of the MD collection.
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Figure 1.--Several of the girls in the class wear pinafores. Images courtesy of the MD collection. |
All of the girls of course wear dresses. About half of the girls wear pinafores over their dresses. The pinafores are all very plain styles. One girl wears a knit dress--almost certainly knitted by her mother. Two girls wear white Peter Pan collars. I only see one of the girls earing a badges like many of the boys wear. All of the girls have short hair styles. We also note a few girls wearing hair bows.
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