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Looking Every Which Way

Apparently the school photographer had little control over his subjects who are looking everywhere but at the camera in this 1960 photo of Mrs. Sauter's First Grade class at Sierra Mesa Elementary School in Sierra Madre, Calif. I am second the kid from left in the top row. Sadly, Sierra Mesa, which opened in 1954, was torn down in 2012 to make way for a new school. View full size.

Apparently the school photographer had little control over his subjects who are looking everywhere but at the camera in this 1960 photo of Mrs. Sauter's First Grade class at Sierra Mesa Elementary School in Sierra Madre, Calif. I am second the kid from left in the top row. Sadly, Sierra Mesa, which opened in 1954, was torn down in 2012 to make way for a new school. View full size.

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Same Year

This is a great picture, especially since it is in color! I was in first grade this same year, in North Caroline, but the class picture was in black and white, as was my next three class pics. I'll bet lots of mothers said things like, "Why weren't you paying attention when they took this?". A half century later, though, it stands out among all those with the kids all looking forward with pasted on smiles!

Nice class picture

I almost expected to see myself along that top row, but of course I was in the second grade that year, and couldn't be bothered with you young pups.

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