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This is the High School in Dunbar Nebraska, we assume thast the chool was called Dunbar High School.
The inscription on the back reads, "Harry's picture when he was in 9th grade at Dunbar, Nebraska. The 9th grade students would be mostly 14-15 years old. This is all High School. November 1924-25 term." Most of the boys are wearing suits and ties. And most of the boys in the front row are wearing knicker suits with long stockings. Notice that no one is wearing the bright patterns like argyles that were populsar in the 1930s. The girls are all wearing dresses. At the time, most students did not go to high school. So the students here would be from the more affluent families in town.
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