schooldays

11 photos tagged schooldays, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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1906

1950

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State Library of Queensland said:
Does anyone recognise the tie, the badge or the hat? We'd love to identify the school these lads were cheering so hard for.
Ubych said:
goal!
Gregory Cope said:
They look older than school boys, people tend to look different through different periods of time.
laur@melb1 said:
Brisbane Grammar School, Gregory Terrace was dark blue, light blue in the design of the ties worn here. The hat of this epoch (at least 1955) was the felt hat worn here and a magnification of the hat band of the boy centre shows an, I would say, certain partial Grammar logo visible centre on the band. (The boy on the right is not wearing a blazer and the badge is not the BGS badge - unless an Old Boys badge) Rugby attempted tackle, I imagine . . . Rah Rah Rah!!

pellethepoet said:
You can add over 1,000 more views to this photo, If you include the view count on the original post of this photo 3 years ago :) - www.flickr.com/photos/statelibraryqueensland/3198305596/

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Vesna Verencevic said:
The Maryborough Boys Grammar School was founded on the north side of Kent Street in 1881 and the Maryborough Girls Grammar School on the south of Kent Street in 1883. An assembly hall was added to the side of the Girls Grammar School in 1888. Four Rhodes scholars graduated from Maryborough Boys Grammar School and many students went on to distinguished careers. Hit hard by the effects of the Great Depression, the Grammar Schools were forced to close. They were subsequently taken over by the Department of Education in 1936 to become the Maryborough State High and Intermediate School for Boys and Maryborough State High and Intermediate School for Girls.[4] The Boys' and Girls' High Schools were amalgamated in 1974 to form Maryborough State High School.[5] The school has a long-standing tradition of excellence in the Maryborough region[citation needed] and has had many notable Australians attend the school. The original building of Maryborough Boys Grammar School was listed on the Queensland Heritage Register in 1992. It now houses the English and Humanities Departments. Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maryborough_State_High_School