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Macosh '67 : Martin County High School yearbook, 1967
"Volume 4"
Images of events including homecoming candidates, Mistletoe Princess, and Junior-Senior Prom. Individual photos of principal James C. Woodall; administrative and support staff; teachers; Miss Macosh; seniors involved in sports; senior, junior, and sophmore students. Group portraits of sports teams; and clubs including student council, MACOSH staff, art club, Les Belles Lettres Club, CE Club, S Club, Spanish Club, Beta Club, National Honor Society, M Club, Chorus, Future Teachers of America, Key Club, Marching Tiger Band, and the majorettes. Ads from local businesses. Yearbook signatures made out to Neal. -
Macosh '73 : Martin County High School yearbook, 1973
Marked as Volume 10. Dedicated to school librarian Olney Eurit. Images of events, including student involvement in "Save Our Beaches," club activities, and sporting events. Individual portraits of principals; administration staff; counselors; teachers; seniors in sports teams; Miss Macosh finalists; and portraits of seniors, juniors and sophomores. Group portraits of sports teams; homecoming queen candidates; and yearbook staff; and clubs, including student council, DCT (Diversified Co-Operative Training) Club, S Club, M Club, Foreign Language, DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) Club, FTA (Future Teacher's of America), Intra-Club Council, Art Club, Key Club, Interact Club, Future Homemakers of America, Drama, Soul Club, National Honor Society, Beta Club, Cooperative Education Club, Chorus, Civinette Club, Majorettes, and the Fighting Tiger Band. Ads from local businesses including photos of Bank of Stuart, Osceola Realty, St. Lucie Skyways, Crane Creek Ranch, First Federal, Forest's Mens Shop, Prescription Shop, Dee & aRe Pizza, Grant, Broadway Service Center.
Signed in front by Loring Jean Scott. -
The Sailfish : Martin County High School yearbook, 1957
Individual portraits of county school administrators, principals, faculty, seniors, juniors, sophomores, freshmen, class award recipients, and candidates for Miss 1957. Group portraits of school staff; eighth grade, seventh grade; sports teams, including basketball team, track team, tennis team, Stuart Tigers; school play (Hillbilly Weddin'); class officers; graduates of 1956; clubs, including the "S" Club, Beta Club, Spanish Club, Future Farmers of America, Future Homemakers of America, Sailfish and Southwind staff, Diversified Co-Operative Training Club, Key Club, Student Council, Blue and White Club, Marching Tiger Band, Glee Club, Civil Air Patrol, Cheerleaders, Homecoming 1956, Miss MCHS, and second grade rhythm band and second grade. Also includes photos of school and community buildings, 1956 prom, candids of students and events, a senior class will, photos of photographer Arthur Ruhnke, and ads of local businesses, many with photos including Doral Fishing Post, Pelican Hotel, Citizens Bank of Stuart, Bill Greene Chevrolet. Previously owned by Gladys Prevatt Peters. -
The Sailfish : Martin County High School yearbook, 1961
Includes photographs of school buildings, individual portraits of superintendent Thomas Crook, school administrators and staff; individual student portraits of the senior class valedictorian and salutatorian, senior, junior, sophmore, and freshman class students, candidates for Miss 1961; portraits of class award winners; senior student wills; group photos of Junior High students; candid photos of faculty and of academic classes; group portraits of clubs, including student council, Beta Club, Key Club, Future Teachers, Future Nurses, Future Homemakers, Science Club, Pep Club, Blue and White, "S" Club, Diversified Co-Operative Training, Southwind staff, Nurse's staff, Office staff, Library staff, Safety patrols, Boys' and Girls' State Representatives, marching band, homecoming candidates and queen, sports teams, cheerleaders, and annual staff; and ads of local businesses. -
School Crier : Stuart High School yearbook, 1941
Includes photographs of school buildings; individual portraits of school administration and teachers, annual staff, high school seniors; class history, class will, class prophecy, page of printed autographs; group portraits of eleventh through seventh graders, football team, basketball team, girls' basketball team; high school clubs (Future Farmers of America, Student Council, "S" Club, Rhythm Band (second graders), Glee Club, cast of senior class, marching band), and ads for local businesses. -
The Sailfish : Martin County High School yearbook, 1954
Includes photographs of school and community buildings, individual portraits of annual staff, county school administrators, school staff, teachers, and high school students (9th through 12th grades), group portraits of eighth and seventh grades, high school clubs (Southwind staff, Beta club, choir, marching band, "S" Club, Key Club, Student court, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Future Homemakers of America, Future Farmers of America, Cheerleaders, Football team, Basketball team, Baseball team, "Girls' sports", Football queen and court) and ads for local businesses with photos including Supreme Meat Market, Ivy Smith, Double K Ranch, King Pontiac, John E. Taylor Real Estate, Shell Bazaar, Elmer's gas station, Woodshed, Oteen Groves, Vincent's Jewelry Store, Greene's Dry Goods, Citizens Bank of Stuart, Stuart Hotel, Stuart Marine Service, Hansen's Brothers Groves, Ft. Pierce News Tribune, Ideal Sport Shop, Stuart Drug Corp., Wall's Indian River Groves. -
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 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 Spinnaker : Stuart High School yearbook, 1939
Published by the senior class of Stuart High School. Includes photos of individual faculty (including elementary school teachers), seniors, student staff of the Spinnaker and the Parrot, and senior award winners; class will; class prophecy; class history noting extracurricular involvement of seniors; group photos of juniors, sophomores, freshmen, 8th grade, and 7th grade, sports teams, clubs; and advertisements from local businesses.