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Post by Administrator on Oct 22, 2007 11:17:41 GMT 10
Here is a photograph of a boys' class from c. 1924 taken on the steps of the Santrapeia school:  The first boy from left in the second bottom row is Yeorgios Anastasiou Fermanis, while others in the photo include Vanias Pitsikas, Adam Adamides, Ioannis Anast. Papanastasiou and Nikos Exindaris. If any members or guests are able to identify anyone in the photo, they are asked to post the details here. Nicholas |
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Post by cressie on Mar 29, 2008 9:45:20 GMT 10
Hi Nicholas
A great photo. The boy in the front row and second from the right is my late Uncle, Spiro Agapitos Karasavas (some of the family go by the surname of Agapitos). He was born September 25 1912 so would be about 11 years old which looks about right for your estimation of 1924. In 1922/1923 they were living in Athens. Uncle Spiro died in Sydney in 1983.
Allan
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G.M.B.
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Post by G.M.B. on Jul 21, 2008 14:18:35 GMT 10
Hi everyone,
can anyone tell me the age of the boys in the 1924 boys class photo.
they look around eight.
If this is form C can I assume that there was an A & B form which means there was a lot of boys on the Island at that time.
My father would have been 8 at that time but its hard to see his face in this pic , or he may have been in another class.
Regards,
George Bayss.
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Post by Administrator on Jul 22, 2008 9:39:38 GMT 10
George,
As is the case in many of these school photos, the ages of the students seem to differ. In this photo, some of the younger boys appear to be as young as 7 or 8, while the older boys (to the right and at the rear) appear to be as old as 12 or 13.
I believe the reason for this is that teachers were photographed together with all the boys they taught in different classes. The same appears to be the case in the photos of the female classes currently featured in the Forum.
Nicholas
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Post by exindasa on Dec 15, 2008 10:38:26 GMT 10
Hi Nicholas.
Do you know which of these boys is Nikos Exindaris? I'd assume he's related in some way to my grandfather, Nikolas Exindaris.
Cheers,
Scott.
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Post by spyridis on Jan 14, 2009 0:02:59 GMT 10
does anyone know the teachers name?
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Post by alexispyridis on May 24, 2009 23:58:13 GMT 10
hi Nicolas,
is the teacher Elefterios Spyridis? im trying to post a pic of him it looks exactly like him
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