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School Class Photo 1967-68 Snapshot Photograph Kansas Kids Students For Sale


School Class Photo 1967-68 Snapshot Photograph Kansas Kids Students
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School Class Photo 1967-68 Snapshot Photograph Kansas Kids Students:
$12.99

Measures approx 5" x 7". Photograph is in good condition, especially for age - unless otherwise noted. Please see pics.This is an original late 1960s color snapshot photograph featuring a group portrait of a school class. The image captures approximately 28 children, likely students, posed with an American flag and a stage curtain backdrop. A small sign prominently displayed in the center of the photo provides specific details about the school, grade, and year.The sign reads: "SCHALLEN BERGER SCHOOL OAK HILL, KAN. 1967-68 MRS. KEIM GRADE 4-6 PM MRS. PALMER". This charming piece of Americana offers a glimpse into a classroom from the 1967-68 school year in Oak Hill, Kansas. It's a wonderful example of vernacular photography, perfect for collectors interested in historical school photos, genealogy, or Kansas history. This listing includes one original color photographic print.Verified Specifications:
* Format: Snapshot Photograph
* Subject: School Class Group Portrait, Students, Children
* Era/Date: 1967-1968
* Location: Oak Hill, Kansas (KAN.)
* School/Studio: SCHALLEN BERGER SCHOOL
* Teacher/Staff: Mrs. Keim, Mrs. Palmer
* Grade: 4-6 PM
* Included Components: 1x Original Color Photo Print
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