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MCHS football coach with player, 1950
Martin County High School football coach John Golden advises player, Dale Hudson. -
MCHS football portraits, 1950
Martin County High School football players in poses. Portraits all published in The Sailfish: Martin County High School yearbook, 1950. First image shows Beach Brooks "ready for action." Haywood Wall in second image where he poses "about to make a tackle." Third images of Paul Mispel as he "goes for a score." Lamar Howard "kicks out of a tight spot" in the fourth image. -
MCHS football portrait, 1950
Published in The Sailfish: Martin County High School yearbook, 1950. MCHS football team with identifications - (front row left to right): Kemp Tucker, Lamar Prevatt, Louis Crawford, Kermit Tucker, Durrell Bright, Dale Hudson, Bob Shrigley, Dale Motes, Richard Smith, Bill Penhale, John Moore. Second row: Haywood Wall, Lamar Howard, Walter Pedersen, Beach Brooks, Ed Hall, Benny Fulton, Richie Brooks, Bill McCurdy, Bobby Titus. Third row: Coach John C. Golden, David Callen, Donnie Bowden, Herbie Tucker, Paul Mispel, Richard Steele, Billy Huddle, Donald Brown, Peter Zarella, Asst. Coach, Joe McCoy. -
MCHS football team seniors, 1950
Published in The Sailfish: Martin County High School yearbook, 1950. Senior Members 1950 Football Squad. Front row: Bobby Titus, Paul Mispel, Herbert Tucker, Donald Bowden. Back row: Beach Brooks, Bill Huddle, Benny Fulton, Lamar Howard and Walter Pedersen. -
MCHS boys' basketball game, 1950
Martin County High School boys' basketball game. Second image published in The Sailfish: Martin County High School yearbook, 1950 with caption "[Lamar] Howard shoots for score." -
Sailfish plaque, 1950
Taxidermy sailfish mounted on a plaque, made for New York City Mayor, William O'Dwyer and his wife. Plaque reads "Presented by Stuart Sailfish Club to General and Mrs. William O'Dwyer as a memento of the community in which they were married on Dec. 20, 1949." -
Catfish tournament portraits, 1950
Children hold up catfish caught during the Alben W. Barkley Catfish Tournament, which ran during the first two weeks of February 1950. In the second and third images, Fire Chief, John Mann measures and weighs the catfish. -
Miss Frances Mosley with winning catfish, 1950
Photograph published in the Stuart News (23 Feb 1950) with caption: "Barkley Winner. Frances Mosley. Miss Mosley, 13, won Stuart's recent Alben W. Barkley Catfish Tournament with a 7-lb. 12-oz. blue channel catfish from St. Lucie Canal. She will receive a rod and reel from Stuart Sailfish Club and a letter of congratulations from the Vice-President of the United States." -
Alben W. Barkley Catfish Tournament, 1950
Large group of children sit on the edge of the municipal pier in Stuart fishing as they participate in the Alben W. Barkley Catfish Tournament held in the first two weeks of February 1950. -
Future Homemakers of America award ceremony, 1950
Three members of Future Homemakers of America (FHA), Martin County High School chapter, hold up a plaque and trophies. FHA sponsored the Fourth Annual H. M. Kliefeld Courtesy Week during April 1950 to honor two students for their friendliness and courtesy as voted on by the faculty.