School picture?

[njrelicgairl]

Hi
My sister in law brought home three children's books from work. She told me that they had them in a book case at here dental office. She works in Easton PA. When I looked at one of the books, it had a picture in it, looks to me that it's a school picture,and the children, are Wherein cowboy outfits, not all of them. Any one from that area of pa. Might be interested.

 

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[Gene Mean]

Hi
My sister in law brought home three children's books from work. She told me that they had them in a book case at here dental office. She works in Easton PA. When I looked at one of the books, it had a picture in it, looks to me that it's a school picture,and the children, are Wherein cowboy outfits, not all of them. Any one from that area of pa. Might be interested.

Cool old pic. I think you're right, school pic but there's usually a teacher in the picture too.

 

[UnderMiner]

1950's picture when Cowboys and Indians were all the rage, just before Sputnik launched and spacefaring replaced the Old West as the dominant cultural focal point of the nation.

 

[njrelicgairl]

Cool old pic. I think you're right, school pic but there's usually a teacher in the picture too.

Yes, your right, unless this was a family reunion. Photo.

 

[njrelicgairl]

1950's picture when Cowboys and Indians were all the rage, just before Sputnik launched and spacefaring replaced the Old West as the dominant cultural focal point of the nation.

I thought it was around the late 40s or 50s when this. Picture was taken.

 

[UnderMiner]

I thought it was around the late 40s or 50s when this. Picture was taken.

Well Sputnik was in 1957, and that was really what started the space culture I think so likely some time before 1957. I may be wrong since I remember finding rocketship toys dating to as early as the late 1940's like you said, these were all modelled on the early German V-2 rocket design back when that was the only craft capable of reaching space or dang close to it. I didn't live at the time but it's likely the old west culture continued in the background for the whole time too. I'm sure some of our longer lived users remember those times and would be a better source for this kind of information. I do recognize the patern cut on the side of the photographs back then were fancy like this one and probubly were like this from the 40's-60's or so.