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Parade on Flagler Avenue, 1941
1941 marching band on Flagler Avenue, the Feroe Building with the Oddity Shop visible. -
Stuart High School band director Barnard Coker
Bernard Coker, the second band director for Stuart High School.Tags Band directors -
SHS Class of 1942 reunion, 1972
Class reunion of Stuart High School Class of 1942. Published in the Stuart News (16 July 1972) with the caption: "Members of the Class of 1942 of Stuart High School held their 30th reunion at the home of Dr. and Mrs. H.H. Hipson, Overlook Dr., on Saturday, July 1, with a cocktail party and buffet dinner. Left to right are: Front role: Ralph Fultz, Tom Hogarth, Henry Beckman, Polly (Aigler) Arnold, Dale Hipson, Johnny Van Hees and Norris Tilton; back row, Robert Gideon, Fred Osteen, Phyllis (Constance) Jackson, Lydia (Sallas) Redding, Bobbie Harrell, Kathleen (Ricou) Hartman, Lulu (Roth) Barkosikie, home room and English teacher of the class for four years; Bobbie Jamison, Theda (Thibault) Swafford, Althair (Hall) Schneider, Charlotte (Tucker) Kelly, Ida (Minschke) Rider, and Juanita (Slawson) Edwards."Tags Reunions -
Earl Ricou at the SHS Class of 1942 reunion, 1982
Class reunion of Stuart High School Class of 1942: Earl Ricou with video camera.Tags Reunions -
SHS Class of 1942 reunion, 1982
Class reunion of Stuart High School Class of 1942: Chee Chee Ricou, Ralph Fultz, Edith Matthews.Tags Reunions -
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SHS Class of 1942 reunion, 1982
Class reunion of Stuart High School class of 1942 at the Log Cabin. Former teacher Lulu Roth cuts a cake decorated with "Stuart High School, Class of 1942, 1942-1982" -
SHS Class of 1942 reunion, 1982
Class reunion of Stuart High School class of 1942 at the Log Cabin. Left to right: Carl Roth, former teacher Lulu Roth, Juanita Slawson, Lydia Sallas, and Dale Hipson.Tags Reunions -
MCHS Class of 1949 reunion, 1987
Class reunion of Martin County High School Class of 1949Tags Reunions -
Stuart High School gymnasium, c. 1936
The Stuart High School gymnasium was constructed in 1934 through intermittent funding from the Civil Works Administration (CWA), Public Works Administration (PWA), and Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA). Measuring 70 feet wide by 100 feet long, the gym seated approximately 400 spectators and was considered well lit for its time when it opened in August 1934. In addition to school athletics, the building served as a venue for community events. By 1958, frequent complaints arose regarding inadequate seating, limited dressing rooms, and the gym’s ongoing need for repairs. After Stuart High School relocated in 1964, the gymnasium was transferred to Stuart Middle School, where it remained in use until shortly before its demolition in August 1973.
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