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Rawlins School panoramic photograph, 1931

This 'whole school' photograph was taken at Rawlins School in July 1931. At this time the school was not only co-educational, but also took primary age children.
The photograph shows 86 pupils and six teachers - very different to today (2025) with over 1500 pupils.

Beneath the full panorama, a numbered version has been split into three parts to aid viewing on the museum website. Hint: Click 'Enlarge' below the image to see more detail.

Can you name anyone? Please indicate by using the numbers and indicating if it is top row (red numbers), middle row (yellow number) or bottom row (green numbers).

Top row (red):
17 - Peter Field
27 - Frank Thompson

Middle row (yellow):
16 - Richard Norman Lovett (known as Norman, killed in WW2)

Front row: (green):
17 - Keith Thomson (Headmaster)
20 - John Field


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Please email us at: team2026@quornmuseum.com
 Submitted on: 2025-12-18
 Submitted by: Ginnie Willcocks
 Artefact ID: 2634
 Artefact URL: www.quornmuseum.com/display.php?id=2634
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