Martin Digital History

Browse Items (34 total)

  • Portraits of school administrators, staff, faculty, students (junior and high schoolers), senior student awards, Miss 1963, homecoming court, marching band, Honduras friendship program. Group portraits of clubs, including sports teams, powerpuff football team, marching band, student councils, inter-club council, Future Teachers of America, Beta Club, Key Club, Science Club, National Honor Society, Los Companeras, Diversified Cooperative Training, Future Homemakers of America, Future Nurses of America, Southwind staff.

    Also includes ads from local businesses.
  • Portraits of school administrators, staff, faculty, students (junior and high schoolers), senior student awards, Miss 1956, Miss MCHS. Group portraits of clubs, including sports teams, cheerleaders, Diversified Cooperative Training, Key Club, Southwind staff, Future Farmers of America, Future Homemakers of America, Beta Club, Student Council, Quill & Scroll, Los Picaros, "S" Club, Blue and White, Sailfish Staff, Glee Club, marching band, prom, junior play.

    Also includes photos of buildings, labeled "old" and "new"; the class prophecy and class will; and ads from local businesses.
  • Includes portraits of school administration, including principal John C. Gray's message, superintendent John W. Martin, Mr. R.S. Hill, faculty, staff, student awards, students (7th-12th grade).

    Group portraits of student groups and clubs, including the Beta Club, Key Club, Quill and Scroll, Southwind Staff, annual staff, Future Farmers of America, Future Homemakers of America, Los Picaros, DCI, band, play, "S" Club, Blue and White, football team, basketball team, cheerleaders, and girls' tennis team. Also includes photos of the Christmas formal, prom, homecoming, Miss MCHS, Miss 1955, photographers Art Ruhnke and Earl Dyer Ricou, and school buildings.

    Advertisers with photos of their business in their ads include Hunter's Auto Supply, Chason's Garage, Hart's Trailer Park, Superior Meats, Kindred's Superette, Stuart Drug, Stuart Auto Camp, Rowell's Service Station, Larry's Barber Shop, Ricou Photo Center, Citizen's Bank, Randall's Woodworking Shop, Greene's Dry Goods, Dandee Bread, Pelican Beauty Salon, Sailfish Lodge, Poinciana Gardens, Lyric Theatre, Stuart News, Higbee Electric, Gulf Oil Distributors, Rich's Ice Cream, Wall's Groves, Seymour's, Jack's Cookies, Causeway Grill, Horton's, Hummel's, Naco Fertilizer, Pittman Service Station, Nekrasoff & Son, Velda Ice Cream, Boutwell's Dairy, Bill Greene Chevrolet, Osceola Electric, Arthur M. Dehon, Hotel Pelican, Slocum's Flowers, Bailey Boat Company, Quinn's Grocery, Lovett's, Gooley Service Station, Ulmer Motors, Deerfield Groves, Andy's Drug Store, Pence Construction, Pence Laundry, Reliable Feed Store, and Casa Lumber.
  • The Sailfish for 1953. Previous owner Helen L. Ledbetter

    Portraits of administration and faculty; high school students (seniors, juniors, sophomores, freshmen), senior award winners, Sailfish staff, and photographer Earl Dyer Ricou. Group portraits of eight and seventh grades; clubs, including Beta Club, Student Council, Key Club, Future Homemakers of America, Future Farmers of America, Blue and White, 'S' Club, Glee Club, Southwind staff, MCHS band, sports teams, cheerleaders. Also includes senior class wills, class prophecy, photos of school buildings. Ads from local businesses that include a photo include the telephone company, Kirby's - Dolphin-in, Pelican Hotel, Wehle's Plantation, Sea Horse Pharmacy, Citizen's Bank.
  • Includes dedication and portrait of county superintendent R.H. Rollins; portraits of administration and faculty; high school students (seniors, juniors, sophomores, freshmen), senior award winners, Sailfish staff. Group portraits of eight and seventh grades; clubs, including Beta Club, Student Council, Key Club, Future Homemakers of America, Future Farmers of America, Blue and White, 'S' Club, Glee Club, Southwind staff, MCHS band, sports teams, cheerleaders. Also includes senior class wills, class prophecy. Ads from local businesses that include a photo include Circle T Ranch, telephone girls, Algozzini's Hobe Sound Drive-In, Sands Construction, and Smitty's Hi-Way Wrecker Service.
  • MACOSH 1966 Volume 3. Previous owner: Patricia Proper.

    Candids of activities and sports, group portraits of clubs and sports teams. Portraits of administrators; office and support staff; faculty; seniors, juniors, and sophomore students. Also includes memoriam note for Pamela Jean Schermer (d. 1965). Advertisements of local businesses.
  • Macosh 1964 Volume 2. Previous owner: Carolyn Gray, inscriptions addressed to Carolyn.

    Portraits of administrators; office and support staff; faculty; seniors, juniors, and sophomore students. Candids and group portraits of activities, including MACOSH staff, the prom, and play, clubs, and sports. Also includes department summaries and a page in memoriam for student Jane Eleanor Raphel (d. 17 July 1965).
  • The Sailfish for 1958, published by the Senior Class.

    Includes portraits of the Sailfish staff; administration; office staff; teachers; library staff; office staff; buildings; grounds staff and cafeteria staff; senior high students; candidates for Miss 1958 and Homecoming; senior sports players. Group photos of senior high officers; spotlighted students; junior high students; clubs, including senior play, sports teams, cheerleaders, student council, beta club, Spanish club, DCT (Diversified Co-Operative Training) Club, Key Club, FHA (Future Homemakers of America), FFA (Future Farmers of America), Southwind staff, FTA (Future Teacher's of America), Blue and White, "S" Club, Glee Club, 4-H Clubs, Marching Tiger Band, Civil Air Patrol. Also includes the senior class will and class prophecy and ads of local businesses.
  • 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.
  • 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.
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