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Title
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Thanksgiving Display at Stewart School Kleese Crawford Graf (1961_11 #12.00 r1 f2)
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Creator
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Washington Evening Journal
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Date
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1961 November
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Type
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Image
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Format
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Image/jpg
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UI Box and folder
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U of Iowa Libraries Special Collections, MsC1179 Box 12, Folder 1961_11 #12.00
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GeoPlace
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Washington, IA
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Rights
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Copyright, Southeast Iowa Union, CC BY-NC
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Subject (Fortepan category)
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Children, Holidays
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SEIDL caption
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THANKSGIVING — Shown here with traditional symbols of the American Thanksgiving holiday are three first graders at Stewart School. For several days the youngsters in local schools have been giving considerable attention to the annual holiday, learning the story of the Pilgrim fathers and the true meaning of the event. Typical of the symbols used in telling the story are the overflowing "horn of plenty" in the foreground, and the paper figures of "Mr. and Mrs. Pilgrim", being held by two of the girls. From left to right are: Lisette Kleese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kleese; Debby Crawford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Crawford; and Sherry Graf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Graf. — Journal photo by Bob Elliott
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Description
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Thanksgiving Display at Stewart School Kleese Crawford Graf
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