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Simoc : Indian River Junior College, 1966
Includes academics, activities, organizations, sports, student awards, and individual portraits of students, teachers, and administration and staff.
Indian River Junior College was established in Fort Pierce in 1959. It changed its name to Indian River Community College in 1970 and to Indian River State College (IRSC) in 2008. -
Simoc : Indian River Junior College, 1967
Includes academics, activities, organizations, sports, student awards, and individual portraits of students, teachers, and administration and staff.
Indian River Junior College was established in Fort Pierce 1959. It changed its name to Indian River Community College in 1970 and to Indian River State College (IRSC) in 2008. -
Stuart Training School yearbook, 1946
Published by the Stuart Training School, Stuart, Florida, 1946.
Includes a dedication by Principal Robert G. Murray; photos of the school, student council; names and group portraits of faculty; individual portraits of seniors; class history; class will; class prophecy; group portraits of other grades of students, classes, sports teams; lists of sports team scores and student honors; and advertising. -
The Lion : Stuart Training School yearbook, 1952
Published by the Senior Class of Stuart Training School, Stuart, Florida, 1952.
Faculty section includes photograph, dedication to, and message from Principal Robert G. Murray, message from and photo of elementary school Principal Lealetta Lyons; faculty photos: J. Osborn Murray, James Robinson, Felix Williams, Robert Acosta, Florene Ferguson, Ora Dell Hamilton, Eli Howell, Quilly A. McHardy, William N. Delancy, Venus T. Wallace, Fredericka Williams, Bernice Allen, Marie R. Singleton, C. Finley, Ilma James.
Student section includes individual portraits of the senior class students: Alice Maria Albritton, Daisy Bell Anderson, Josephine Denese Fair, Eunice Bell Grant, Willie Mae Hall, Walter Oden, and Margaret Felecia Ross. Group portraits of other classes, from first grade through juniors. Group portraits of activities and clubs include the library, Miss New Homemakers of America, Miss STS, Chorus of Stuart Training School, School Band, New Homemakers of America officers, New Farmers of America, Basketball girls, Basketball boys, Football roster of '51. Also includes pages on the class history, class prophecy, class play, and ads from local businesses.
Photographs by Arthur Ruhnke (1912-1986) -
The Parrot : Stuart High School yearbook, 1926
Published by the Senior Class of the Stuart High School, Stuart, Florida, 1926. Includes photos and lists of faculty, students, clubs, athletics, and activities of the Class of 1926. Printed by South Florida Developer. -
The Sailfish : Martin County High School yearbook, 1946
Includes dedication to students who served in WWII; individual photos of administration, faculty (including elementary school teachers), seniors, Drizzle staff, annual staff; class history; class will; class prophecy; group photos of juniors, sophomores, freshmen, 8th grade, and 7th grade, sports teams, clubs, senior kid day, banquets, and proms. Owned by faculty member Fannie Jackson.
Stuart High School official changed its name to Martin County High School in 1944. -
The Sailfish : Martin County High School yearbook, 1947
Yearbook for Martin County High School (formerly Stuart High School); spiral bound.
Individual portraits of the principal Edwin F. Johnwick, the Martin County superintendent Roscoe H. Rollins, administrative staff, faculty, seniors, juniors. Group portraits of Sailfish staff; student classes from first grade through sophmores; school library and playground; sports teams; cheerleaders; clubs, including the Stuart student co-op, The Star staff, National Beta Club, Key Club, Stuart High School Band, the District Festival at Sebring, Future Farmers of America, Future Homemakers of America, The Masque Club, S Club, Latin American Club Fiesta, International Relations Club, Comita Latina Club, Florida Government Club, American History Club; senior celebrities; senior play cast; elementary school rhythm band; senior kid day; and prom photos. Also includes advertisements of local businesses and articles "The Trend of Time," "Class Will," and "Class Prophecy." -
The Sailfish : Martin County High School yearbook, 1948
Yearbook for Martin County High School (formerly Stuart High School). Superintendent's message of Roscoe Rollins; portraits of administration; portraits of teachers of all grades including elementary and high school; portraits of senior class students and class officers; class will; class history; tribute to Lloyd Clark Campbell, who died in January; portraits of juniors, sophomores, and juniors; group portraits of eighth and seventh grades; group portraits of sports teams and clubs; Sailfish staff portraits; group portraits of bus drivers and lunch ladies. -
The Sailfish : Martin County High School yearbook, 1949
Includes a portrait and message from the Superintendent Roscoe H. Rollins and a dedication to the teacher Mrs. Carl B. Roth (Lula Nourse Roth Barkoskie). Writings includes "The History of the Sailfish" by Ernest Lyons, class history, class will, crowning of prom king and queen, Stuart Loyalty Song, and the calendar of senior events. Includes individual portraits of faculty; administration; student portraits of seniors, juniors, sophomores, freshmen; Queen of Sports contestants; and award recipients. Group portraits of eighth grade; seventh grade; sports teams; cheerleaders; Sailfish staff; clubs, including senior play cast, Student Co-operative Government, Masque Club, marching band, Glee Club, Junior Concert Club, Beta Club, Pep Club, Blue and White Club (Girls' Athletic Association), S Club, Future Farmers of America, Future Homemakers of America, Key Club, Los Picaros, and Quill and Scroll. Other photos include the prom, classrooms, the library, the administration office, and student candids. Ads of local businesses include photos of Citizens Bank of Stuart, Stuart Jewel Shop, C.B. Arbogast, Chisholm's Cafeteria, Shark Industries, Gulf Oil Corporation, Rice's Restaurant, Becker's Frozen Custard, the Pelican Hotel, Bruner's Pharmacy, and G.C. Troup.
Autographs are addressed to Zola Mae Blakeslee. -
The Sailfish : Martin County High School yearbook, 1950
Dedicated to principal Irwin F. Johnwick. Includes individual portraits of administration, faculty, seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen, and "hall of fame" and "rogues" awards. Candids of clubs and events, sporting events, baby photos of seniors. Group photos of the eighth grade, seventh grade, football team, basketball team, girls' basketball (Tigeresses), tennis teams, baseball teams, tumbling team, cheerleading, annual staff, Beta Club, Future Farmers of America, Future Homemakers of America, Key Club, band, majorettes, Glee Club, and Southwind newspaper staff. Earl Dyer Ricou noted as photographer.