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April 14, 1953
The Farmville Herald And Farmer Leader
Farmville, Prince Edward County, Virginia
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In Roselle, N.Y., Abraham Clark School principal Albert S. Peling tells parents that T-shirts and dungarees are unsuitable for boys at school, urging proper dress for the occasion.
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Principal Outlaws T-Shirts, Dungarees
ROSELLE, N.Y. - Schoolboys should dress properly for an occasion and school is an occasion was the recent ruling of Albert S. Peling, principal of the Abraham Clark school here.
He told the parent-teacher association that clothes may make the man but all types of clothing are not becoming to school boys.
He called upon parents to see that their sons were dressed properly. "T"-shirts and dungarees are all right for a job, he opined, but they are not appropriate for school attire. He made no criticism of the apparel of the girl students.
ROSELLE, N.Y. - Schoolboys should dress properly for an occasion and school is an occasion was the recent ruling of Albert S. Peling, principal of the Abraham Clark school here.
He told the parent-teacher association that clothes may make the man but all types of clothing are not becoming to school boys.
He called upon parents to see that their sons were dressed properly. "T"-shirts and dungarees are all right for a job, he opined, but they are not appropriate for school attire. He made no criticism of the apparel of the girl students.
What sub-type of article is it?
Curiosity
What themes does it cover?
Social Manners
What keywords are associated?
School Dress Code
Principal Ruling
T Shirts
Dungarees
What entities or persons were involved?
Albert S. Peling
Where did it happen?
Roselle, N.Y., Abraham Clark School
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Key Persons
Albert S. Peling
Location
Roselle, N.Y., Abraham Clark School
Story Details
Principal Albert S. Peling rules that schoolboys should dress properly for school, prohibiting T-shirts and dungarees as inappropriate attire, while making no criticism of girls' apparel.