Juniors, 1921

Three rows of students pose on the steps of Ferry Hall. The first row is composed of girls wearing skirts, blouses, dresses, and jackets of varying colors, patterns and styles along with dark high-heeled or high-lace up shoes. The next row is mixed, lined up so that three girls stand on the left, followed by three men (one in a sweater then two in dark suits and ties), and then on the right end stands another girl. The last row is composed of men in dark suits; they all wear white shirts and dark ties, except for the last one to the right, who wears a dark shirt and a light tie. Snow is visible to the side of the concrete path, and wet splotches are visible on the concrete.This photo is in good condition. The top left corner is bent, and a small piece of the top right corner is missing. A strip of white tape is evident near the missing corner. There is a narrow white border around the entirety of the picture. In blue ink, on the bottom margin on the front, and numbers "1920-21" are written. There is some dried glue on the back. The numbers "1920-21" appear again here penciled by hand. Also, three stamps overlay each other upside down in the center. Two of them read "PHOTO ARTS COMPANY [?], 108 SO. MAIN[,] SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH" in purplish ink, and the other says "SAINSBURY-SIDDOWAY PHOTO CO.[,] Commercial Photographing Kodak Finishing Films Etc.[,] Main Street Salt Lake City Wasatch". Ferry Hall began construction on October 10, 1907 and was finished two years later due to lack of funding. The hall bore the name of Colonel William and Jeannette Ferry, Park City residents who contributed $15,000 of the $25,000 needed to erect the hall. The Ferry's