Figure 1.--Most boys in the kindergarten class wear suspender short pants. One boy wears lederhosen. Note one boy here wearing a smock. Pinafores were popular for the girls.
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Figure 1.--Most boys in the kindergarten class wear suspender short pants. One boy wears lederhosen. Note one boy here wearing a smock. Pinafores were popular for the girls. |
The Kindergarten class has childrem wearing quite a range of different outfits. Both the boys and girls wear suspender short pants or skirts as the case may be. One boy wears a lederhosen halter, but mosr boys wear plain suspender shorts. All the boys appear to be wearing shorts. Several boys wear smocks. The girls do not seem to be wearing smocks, but many wear pinafores. Most wear white pinafores rather like the ones wiorn by Russian girls. One girl has a print pinafore. Some children wear kneesocks, but many wear sandals without socks.
The chikldren are :
Oberste Reihe: Pieptea Cristina, Isacescu Alexandru, xxx Laura, Grigorescu Matei, Schuller Ingeborg, Tante Uli (teacher), Schneider Otto, Wagner Christiane, xxx yyyy, Frank Dan, Beldimann Dana
Mittlere Reihe oben: Stoffel Sebastian, Marian Karin, Demian Andrei?, Balint Jutta, Heydendorff Klaus, Schuller Edda, Dragu Stefan, Rusu Lucica, xxx yyyy, xxx yyyy, Spitzer Ana-Maria
Mittlere Reihe unten: Wächter Peter, xxx, yyy, Stetiu Christian, Dick Walter, Radovici Peter, xxx yyy, Hirsch Peter, Georgi Erwin, Liess Peter, Teodorescu Mihai, Lauffer Daniela
Unterste Reihe: Klein Erika, Rosa Gustav, Urschitz Marietta, Rosenberg Bruno, Baltinester Johanna, Henning Richard, Rotariu Danut
Quite a few of the boys wear smocks. They appaer to be many varied styles and colors. This is interesting that in a German school that so many boys wear smocks. Many of the boys in smocks are probably wearing suspender shorts under their smocks. Some boys wear full sleeved smocks while others wear pinafore-type sleevless smocks. One boy hav a "V" neck mock.
Figure 2.--This close up shows themany different types of smocks that the boys wore. One boy here has bibfront shorts. |
Both the boys and girls wear suspender short pants or skirts as the case may be. One boy wears a lederhosen halter, but mosr boys wear plain suspender shorts. All the boys appear to be wearing shorts. It is likely that more of the boys wear suspender shorts that the photograph suggests. Some of the suspender shorts are straight suspenders in the samevmaterial as the shorts. A few have a horizontal crossbar rather like lederhosen. These look very similar, especially the dark colored ones. Note that a few have the childrenm bith boys and girls, have their the suspenders to their shorts or skirts following off their shoulders. That is why some have crossbars on their suspenders. One boy here has bibfront shorts.
Several boys wear smocks. The girls do not seem to be wearing smocks, but many wear pinafores. Most wear white pinafores rather like the ones worn by Russian girls. One girl has a print pinafore. While the girls' pinafores are mostly white, most of the boys' smocks are colored.
One boy wears a rather adult-looking sleeveless sweater. A few other boys may be wearing sweaters, but it is difficult to tell with the low image resolution.
The boys wear a variety of colored and plaid shirts. All are long-sleeved shirts.
Some children wear kneesocks, but many wear sandals without socks.
Figure 3.--Notice that several boys have the crossbar on their suspender shorts. One boy here has strap shoes. |
The children mostly wear sandals. English-style "T"-strap school sandals appear popular. One boy wears strap shoes. Another boy wears what look like slip-on sneakers.
The boys all have relatively short hair cuts, A few boys have quite close cropped hair.
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