Figure 1.-- We do not now much about Greek field trips at this time. We note a group of Greek boys probably a secondary school group on an outing with a couple teachers, we think during the 1920s. We are not sure what the group was and just bwhat they were doing. We note a substantial age difference. So they would not have been in the same class.

We do not now much about Greek field trips at this time. We note a group of Greek boys probably a secondary school group on an outing with a couple teachers, we think during the 1920s. We are not sure what the group was and just bwhat they were doing. We note a substantial age difference. So they would not have been in the same class. We note some sports equipment, including a soccerball and boxing gloves. We also see what looks like baseball equipment--unusual for Greece. We think that they could hsve been involved in sports. Greece and other European countries did not have sports programns like American schools. There were gym exercises, but not team sports and ganes between schools. England was a little different, but thius was the common European pattern. We though at furst that this might be nature walks which were common in Gerrmn schools, but the sports equipmnt suggests that this was a little different.

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