Figure 1.-- Another photograph from Örebro (200 km from Stockholm) after world War II shows a gym class in 1954. The boys are learning about track events. They are wearing gym uniforms of shorft pants and an optional singlet.
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Figure 1.-- Another photograph from Örebro (200 km from Stockholm) after world War II shows a gym class in 1954. The boys are learning about track events. They are wearing gym uniforms of shorft pants and an optional singlet. |
Another photograph from Örebro (200 km from Stockholm) after world War II shows a gym class in 1954. The boys are learning about track events. They are wearing gym uniforms of short pants and an optional singlet. The boys are also barefoot. I'm not sure if this was required or optional. Because all the boys are barefoot it seems required. This seems to have been quite common in Sweden at the time.
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