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Mrs. L. Lyons, 1952
Mrs. L. Lyons, principal of elementary school at the Stuart Training School. Image from The Lion, the 1952 Stuart Training School yearbook, p. 8. -
Robert G. Murray, 1952
Robert G. Murray, principal of Stuart Training School. Image from The Lion, the 1952 Stuart Training School yearbook, p. 5. -
Spelling bee winner, 1955
Published in the Stuart News (17 March 1955) with the caption: "Principal John C. Gray presents to Pat Berry (center) a gold medal emblematic of her having won the annual Martin County High School spelling bee in the school auditorium Friday morning. At left is Larry Branch who received a silver medal as runner-up. Next to Miss Berry is Jane Cornelius who won a bronze medal for third place. At right is Don J. Romanello who directed the contest in which 30 students in the four MCHS classes participated. The contest is sponsored by the G. and C. Merriam Company of Springfield, Mass." -
Tom L. Crook, c. 1955
Studio portrait of Thomas L. Crook, who worked in the Martin County school system for 35 years, serving as a principal, coach, and as superintendent from 1956 through 1967. -
Tom L. Crook, 1959
Studio portrait of Thomas L. Crook. Crook worked in the Martin County school system for 35 years, serving as a principal, coach, and as superintendent from 1956 through 1967. Published in the 1959 Martin County High School yearbook. -
Tom L. Crook, 1960
Thomas L. Crook worked in the Martin County school system for 35 years, serving as a principal, coach, and as superintendent from 1956 through 1967. -
Classroom scene, 1954
Martin County Elementary School teacher, Dora Lowery, sits at her desk while talking to a young student. School principal, Tom Crook, stands on the left and unidentifed woman (possibly the girl's mother) on the right. -
Martin County school officials, c. 1954
Five Martin County school officials gather around a table. Martin County High School principal, John Gray stands on the left with Martin County school superintendent, John W. Martin next to him and Martin County Elementary School principal, Thomas Crook on the right. Martin County school supervisor, Lillian Armstrong seated on left with teacher (and future MCHS assistant principal), Jack Smouse (1921-2013), on the right. -
Tom L. Crook, c. 1960
Studio portrait of Thomas L. Crook. Crook worked in the Martin County school system for 35 years, serving as a principal, coach, and as superintendent from 1956 through 1967. -
