Figure 1.--We also notice a few schools had sweaters that had collars like a shirt with pointed tips. We only noticed a handfull of schools with these sweaters. These were long-sleeve grey sweaters. I'm not presisely sure what this style of sweater was called.

We also notice a few schools had sweaters that had collars like a shirt with pointed tips. We only noticed a handfull of schools with these sweaters. These were long-sleeve grey sweaters. I'm not presisely sure what this style of sweater was called. These sweaters were not very common, but we noted them occassionaly. These seem to have been an older fashion that was declining in popularity. I'm not sure, but am guessing that they were a more popular style earlier, but an not sure when they first appeared. It was not a very utilitarian style as the boys wore colared shirts undernearth. It was, however, a style worn without ties.

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