Somebody's class, grade unkown, possibly second grade, Junction Ave School, year unkown, possibly 1953-1954

class picture
Front row (left to right): 1. unidentified, 2. unidentified, 3. unidentified, 4. unidentified, 5. unidentified, 6. unidentified, 7. unidentified, 8. unidentified.
Second row: 1. unidentified, 2. unidentified, 3. unidentified, 4. unidentified, 5. unidentified, 6. unidentified, 7. unidentified, 8. unidentified.
Third row: 1. unidentified, 2. unidentified, 3. unidentified, 4. unidentified, 5. unidentified, 6. unidentified, 7. unidentified, 8. unidentified.
Fourth row: 1. unidentified, 2. unidentified, 3. unidentified, 4. unidentified, 5. unidentified, 6. unidentified, 7. unidentified, 8. unidentified.
Standing to the left of the class: unidentified teacher
Credits: Bill Elliott's Studio, 1065 First Street, Livermore, CA. From the collection of Brian McFann.

Discussion:

Please help identify the teacher, grade, and school year so that this picture can be properly filed in the archive. This picture was part of a set purchased on ebay from someone who did not know the original owner and did not have any information about the pictures. I am only guessing that this is the school year 1953-1954 because the background matches two other pictures taken at Junction for that year. And I am assuming that the person who originally owned these pictures was in the class of 1964 and that, consequently, this is a second grade class. If you can confirm my guess, or you know differently, please write to the webmaster.

If you can identify any of the unidentified or misidentified people in the picture, or if you would like to share a memory related to the picture, please post a message in the forum discussion of this picture or write to the webmaster.

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