9 image frames; original captions, uncertainties and notes retained.
Historical childhood and school photographs · 9 images
Historical childhood and school photographs
These nine photographs are arranged by the dates written on the prints or their paired backs, from 1936 through May 1954. The dates and identifications remain source-qualified; conflicting school-year notes are retained in the captions.
Bob Roling as a child in a flower garden, identified and dated 1936 on the paired reverse. The location and exact date are unconfirmed.School portrait identified on the reverse as Bridget Roling, with “St Joseph High Sch,” “Soph. or Junior” and “1946/47.” These grade/date notes conflict with separate 1948 freshman-initiation annotations and remain unresolved. Copyright ownership and reproduction rights are unverified.Scene captioned “Freshman Initiation 1948” on the paired reverse, which names Paul Meissen and Bridget. Their positions and the school are unconfirmed.Scene captioned “1948 Freshman Initiation” on the paired reverse. The reverse lists Gertie Nanneman, Bridget and Betty Monnig; surname readings and positions remain unconfirmed.Graduation group with the handwritten border caption “Girls of class 1949.” The individuals and location are unconfirmed.Graduation group outside a brick building, with the handwritten border caption “Graduation - 1949.” The individuals and location are unconfirmed.Graduation class, annotated 1950. The family identifies Bob Roling in the middle of the back row and Saint Joseph High School in the background. Other classmates remain unidentified.Bob and Bridget with two children, annotated 1952. The border names Chuck and Gail; the family account spells Gayle. The children’s name-to-position mapping and surnames are unconfirmed.Woman and child beside a tree. The print is marked “MAY 1954”; the exposure date and both identities are unconfirmed.
Family-held photographs. Display copies preserve the full uploaded frames and visible print or album markings, with orientation corrected where needed. No cropping, retouching or AI reconstruction has been used.