WW II 1941 The Chapin School New York City Women’s Elite Preparatory High School

Description: WW II 1941 The Chapin School New York Womens Elite High School. FREE SHIPPING EXPEDITED PRIORITY MAIL IN USA. Louise Larocque Serpa was born in New York City on December 15, 1925. She first encountered the west as a child, when her mother took her to Nevada in order to get divorced from her father.[1] Serpa attended Miss Chapin’s School, which she regarded as being “For small girl snobs" and then Garrison Forest School for high school.[2] After graduating in 1943 Serpa took a summer job as a ranch hand in Wyoming, where she met Lex Connelly, one of the founders of the modern rodeo. She returned to the east coast for college,[3] where she obtaining a degree in music from Vassar College.[4] LOUISE SERPA named in book 1941 no single photo but group photos might have her image Louise Larocque Serpa was an American Photographer specializing in Rodeo Photography. Born in New York City, Serpa became one of the first women allowed into the rodeo area to photograph, which led to a 48 year long career until her death in 2012. Louise Larocque Serpa was born in New York City on December 15, 1925. She first encountered the west as a child, when her mother took her to Nevada in order to get divorced from her father. Serpa attended Miss Chapin’s School, which she regarded as being “For small girl snobs" and then Garrison Forest School for high school. After graduating in 1943 Serpa took a summer job as a ranch hand in Wyoming, where she met Lex Connelly, one of the founders of the modern rodeo. She returned to the east coast for college, where she obtaining a degree in music from Vassar College. 48 Pages 8” x 11” Hardcover

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Location: New York, New York

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