Figure 1.--We notice one school celebrating Alphabet Day in which each new reade is assugned a letter. We don't see this very commonly. It might be an East Germn school, because Alphabet Day was a major event in Soviet schools. This photograph was taken in 1949. Only the boys have the letters They all wear white shirts and short pants for the occassion.

We notice one school celebrating Alphabet Day in which each new reade is assugned a letter. We don't see this very commonly. It might be an East Germn school, because Alphabet Day was a major event in Soviet schools.

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