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Here is an elementary (primary) school in Haddam, Kansas. We assume that the name of the school is the Haddam Elementary School, although we are not possitive. We have a photograph of the school band during the 1940s. The school had a rather elaborate band for an elementary school. Most highschools had school bands, but it was less common for elementary schools. I initially was looking primarily at the uniforms, but note the instruments the children have. We do not see any brass instruments--important for a marching band. The instruments are more like a rhythm band--despite the marching band uniform.
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