Figure 1.-- All of these boys seem to be wearing short pants, although we can't be sure about the boys in the back rows. Short pants were still the common wear for German boys. Some of these boys may have had knockers foe Winter wear, but mosdt probaly wore shorts even in cold weather. Here the fact that some boys wear jackets suggest that the weather was not real warm. |
All of these boys seem to be wearing short pants, although we can't be sure about the boys in the back rows. Short pants were still the common wear for German boys. Some of these boys may have had knockers foe Winter wear, but mosdt probaly wore shorts even in cold weather. Here the fact that some boys wear jackets suggest that the weather was not real warm. Only a few boys wear suspenders or at least wear them so they can be seen. One boy wears a h-bar halter. The length of the shorts varied. We see some boys still wearing some of the knee-length shorts thst were still very common in the 1920s. Some boys seem to be wearing the shorter-cut shorts that were beginning tgo become popular.
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