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We know very little about this school except that it was Catholic. We do noot know where the school was located. The fact that it was a Catholic school suggests it may have been in southern Germany. We see both a priest and a nun. The children all look like younger boys and girls which would mean that this was a primary school. The children look to all be barefoot. This might be considered a poverty indcator. The children, however, all look very well dressed. Germany experienced a crippling inflantion spiral in the early 1920s. The Currency was not stabilized until Novemver 1923. The economy finally began to improve in 1924, but by this time the German middle-class was devestated. Afew of the boys wear sailor suits. We also see Schiller collars. There is a mix of lapel jackets and collar buttoning jackets. Its more difficult to see what the girls are wearing, but several wear dark-colored pinafores with patterns.
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