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Mrs. Lowery with her class, c. 1950
Mrs. Dora Lowery stands behind her class, decorated for Christmas. First row (on left): Valmore Brown, Patsy Pal.
Second row: Judy Kilgore, Henry Austin, Tommy Allen, Larry Brown, Billy Christopher, Gloria Carie, Eddie Coil.
Third row: Unidentified girl, John Leighton, Aline Austin, Bill Todd, Jackie Lamm, Patsie Cox, Tommy Christopher, Dick Hair.
Fourth row: Diane Cabere, Terry Reardon, Eddie Barton, Bob Todd, Jim Golden, Noel Ludlum, Milisa Thurmon. -
Mrs. Orman with her class, c. 1945
Teacher Mrs. Orman sits at the back of a classroom decorated for Christmas. Names on back given in three columns:
1. Joyce Gibbs, Jimmy Boyd.
2. Mrs. Orman, Ernest King, Dorothy Goetz, Connie Baker, Murray Powell, Shirley Chason, Arvilla McGee, Delbert Sanders, Cliff Anthony, Patsy Carter, Louise Jones, David Durant, Mickey Randolph, Sandra Dehon, Betty Challancin, Billy L'Hereux, Betha Jean Ludlum, Kay King, Helen Connerton.
3. Willie Pearl Walk, Marion Tucker, Bobby Johnwick, Mary Berry, Gail Fender, Jerry Trapwell, David Feinauer, Richard A. Jones, Marilyn Glass, Jean Lorenze, Philip Hackett, Julia Holley, Gloria Cabre, Gladys Prevatt, Jackie Coleman, Jay Davey -
Tree planting at an elementary school, 1953
Teachers and students watch as a tree is planted. Published in the Stuart News (22 Jan 1953) with the caption: "Stuart Elementary School Principal T.L. Crook holds a young Cuban pink trumpet tree (Tabebuia pallida) while Robert Mothershed prepares the hole wherein to plant it during exercises to observe Florida Arbor Day Friday afternoon at the school. The exercise was sponsored by the Stuart Garden Club, and president Mrs. Howard W. Neall (left) and Mrs. Harry Swinglehurst of the club stand beside Crook observing the operation while a host of school students surround them for observance of the day." -
School field trip on the train, 1954
A crowd of students entering a train for the annual field trip.
Published in the Stuart News (20 May 1954) with the caption: "Nearly five dozen 2nd graders in Stuart Elementary School crowd around the train steps preparatory to boarding for the annual 2nd grade railroad trip to Jensen Beach. Watching the two trainmen help the youngsters aboard are teacher Mrs. John Dumieh (next to train), Supt. John W. Martin (in background), teacher Mrs. H.R. Lowery and Supervisor Lillian Armstrong (far right)." -
Mrs. Lowery's second grade class on field trip, 1954
Group of second graders with their teacher, Mrs. Lowery, in front of a store with the staff. -
Mrs. Lowery's second grade class on field trip, 1955
Group of second graders with their teacher, Mrs. Lowery, inside Bruner's 5 &10 Self Service store filled with toys and other items, with each child holding a lollipop. The owner of the store, J. Herbert Bruner, stands beside Mrs. Lowery. Published in the Stuart News (22 Dec 1955) with the caption: "Mrs. Harris R. Lowery and J.H. Bruner pose with 28 of Mrs. Lowery's 2nd grade pupils from Stuart Elementary School. The class visited Bruner's 5 & 10 cent store toy shop last week as one of its unit of work for a preview of merchandising, selling, wrapping and making change. The work unit correlates reading, writing and spelling with buying and selling." -
Family portrait in yard, 1939
Group portrait in the yard at the Smith house in Palm City. Identifications noted on margins of print: John Casper (great grandfather), William Feinauer (grandfather), James Feinauer (donor), Clarence Feinauer (father), David Feinauer (brother), Eva Bell Feinauer (mother), Leona Smith (grandmother), Bell Ross (great grandmother) and Mary Simmons (great, great grandmother).
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Child in wheelbarrow near the Kimberly Apartments, 1915
A woman holding an umbrella and a child in a wheelbarrow, near the Kimberly Apartments. Poor quality scan.
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Kimberly Apartments and Coventry Hotel, 1919
Two large buildings and water tower. Poor quality scan.
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Road construction equipment, 1920
Man on a piece of road construction equipment.
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