
Among the many children, in addition to the two already mentioned, some are recognizable: Peter and Rino Serati, Umberto Zani, Amedeo Pasqualetti, Cletus, Francis Sabina, Angelica and Maria Piagneri, Maria Lison, Gaulli Ada, Emma and Louis Piagneri Serati, Albina, and Amelia Bertocchi, Gelsomina Farfarana, Lisoni Mario, Angelo Caffoni.
are some interesting details, including nailing the shoes prominently made by girls and children in the front row, the style of clothes (there are three girls - one in the first, the other in the second and last in third row - wearing clothes made with the same fabric), the diversity of age (it was definitely a multi-classes (first, second and third grade), but should be added that in those years were not just those who repeated classes in primary since that time the school was what was left from farm work, from which no one in the family, could be exempted.
last remark: the number of children was certainly high, but the law allowed up to one hundred students classes ...