Figure 1.--Here we see a class at Lycée Rascol in 1930. We are not sure which class it is, but it may be the 3rd year class. The boys wear differt suit styles and colors, but thwy all wear suits, most with neckties. Notice the school caps.
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Figure 1.--Here we see a class at Lycée Rascol in 1930. We are not sure which class it is, but it may be the 3rd year class. The boys wear differt suit styles and colors, but thwy all wear suits, most with neckties. Notice the school caps. |
We know nothing about the Lycée Rascol at this time. Hopefully our French readers will know something about the school. The term Lycée has been used variously. Here I believe it means a secondary school. We have found a few immages fcrom the 1930s. They show the boys wearing suits with a kind of military-style peaked cap. We note boys in French Lycées commonly wearing suits before World War II. Some also had military styled uniforms. The Lycée Rascol boys all seem to wear suits. There was not required style or color, but suits do seem to have been required.
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