Go Find Your Desk

[Jazzy1]

 

[Raven]

The desk I had at school many years ago was not exactly like any of those pictured but similar to number 5.
No a lot of space and book bags were kept on the floor.

 

[robin416]

7 in grade school. 9 in high school, I think. 5 was in a couple of my college classes.

 

[QuietByNature]

5 looks be be about right from what I can remember

 

[moviequeen1]

7 looks like the one I had in elementary school
5 in high school,had one for being left handed which helped instead of twisting my body to write

 

[BJintheUK]

I can't remember what I had in secondary school, but in junior school, because I'm left handed, I always sat on the left of one that looked like no. 1. However, the ink wells were always placed to the right on both sides of the desk, so I'd have to reach over with my left hand to fill my pen from the well on my right. This meant that I got accused of cheating on all my tests, as the teacher thought I was looking at my desk buddy's answers every time I refilled my pen. Grrrrrr! That's one reason I left school at the earliest opportunity. I hated being called a cheat when I knew that I wasn't one.

 

[jujube]

We had those types in high school but our gradeschool desks were much more old-fashioned.

They came in rows, with the desktop attached to the back of the seat in front. The whole row was screwed to the floor. No moving those desks around.

Desktops were hinged to lift for storage and they still had inkwells. The seats were also hinged so you can stand at the desk (for the Pledge every morning).

 

[IrishEyes]

3 and 5 I remember

 

[hawkdon]

1,,2,,3,,5....

 

[ChiroDoc]

Definitely #2. My back side still hurts!

 

[hollydolly]

Post-image has removed the image.. I can't see any picture...