Individual Swiss Schools: Muhlebach School

Figure 1.--This is the second grade at Muhlebach School in Amriswil, Switzerland (1951). This is Thurgau canton. This which would make the children about 7-8 years old. Someone with an interest in the class has drawn red circles around several of the children obviously for purposes of identification. The children wear a variety of clothes ofBoth seem quite common. The weather looks a little chilly because of all the sweaters, but not real cold. We suspect on really cold days, more of the children wore long stockings. in cild days still what look like pre-War styles. Most of the boys wear short trousers with either knee socks or long stockings. The long stockings seem to be either light tan (beige) or white. A couple of girls in the back row are wearing pinafores. Notice the prevalence of sweaters with suspenders worn on top. One boy wears T-strap sandals.

This is the second grade at Muhlebach School in Amriswil, Switzerland (1951). This is Thurgau canton. This which would make the children about 7-8 years old. Someone with an interest in the class has drawn red circles around several of the children obviously for purposes of identification. The children wear a variety of clothes of still what look like pre-War styles. Most of the boys wear short trousers with either knee socks or long stockings. The long stockings seem to be either light tan (beige) or white. A couple of girls in the back row are wearing pinafores. Notice the prevalence of sweaters with suspenders worn on top. One boy wears T-strap sandals.

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