Figure 1.--We do not know a great deal about this school, except that it was a boys' school named Ecole de Garçon Pointe Pescande. It looks to be a primary school as suggested by the name "ecole" The image we have shows the oldest boys in the Cours Supérieur during 1951-52. The boys look to be wearing short pants, many with differet kinds of sandals.

We do not know a great deal about this school, except that it was a boys' school named Ecole de Garçon Pointe Pescande. It looks to be a primary school as suggested by the name "ecole" The image we have shows the oldest boys in the Cours Supérieur during 1951-52. The boys look to be wearing short pants, many with differet kinds of sandals. Most of the boys are dressed cassually with both "T"-shirts and collared shirts. A few boys wear sweaters and also suitjackets. Two boys seem to be wearing bib-front shorts looking a bit like rompers. These boys, however, are past the age at which rompers are worn.