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Leila Oughterson, c. 1955
Studio portrait of Leila Oughterson. Leila moved to Stuart after marrying attorney William A. Oughterson. She served on the Martin County Hospital Auxiliary for over 30 years and was a champion golfer and tennis player.Tags Women athletes -
MCHS Girls' basketball team, c. 1950
Martin County High School girls’ basketball team portrait with Indian River Conference trophy. Second and third photographs show the team playing a game against Cocoa. -
IRC tournament trophy awarded, 1950
Trophy presented to the Stuart girls’ basketball team after winning the Indian River Conference tournament in February 1950. -
Indian River Conference basketball game, 1950
Stuart girls’ basketball game, part of an Indian River Conference tournament. -
MCHS basketball players in game, c. 1955
Martin County High School basketball players, girls' team, throwing a ball into the hoop in the old gymnasium. -
MCHS girls' basketball team, 1950
Martin County High School girls’ basketball team and coaches posed together for a team portrait on the basketball court. Team photographed with a 1949-1950 championship trophy. -
Edna Gloeckler on basketball team, 1908
Photograph of the girls’ basketball team at Francis W. Parker High School in Chicago. Edna Gloeckler identified as the third girl in front.
Gloeckler married Leon E. Ashley in 1913 and the couple moved to Stuart by the mid-1920s. Edna and Leon Ashley were the parents of twins, James and John Ashley and Charles Richard "Dick" Ashley (of the Taylor-Ashley Real Estate and Insurance business in Stuart). -
Stuart High School girls basketball team, 1925
Girls' basketball team playing game. -
Girls basketball team, 1940
Seven girls in a line with two basketballs.
Left to right: Juanita Slawson, Margaret Anderson, Gertrude Young, Lydia M. Sallas, Juanita Baker, Kittee Ricou, June Chester. -
Stuart High students in basketball uniforms, 1940
Four girls in basketball uniforms with SHS on the front. Handwritten on back: Juanita Slawson, Magaret Anderson, Gertrude Young, Lydia Mae Sallas.