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MCHS office staff portrait, 1956
Portrait of office staff at Martin County High School, published in The Sailfish: Martin County High School yearbook, 1956. Seated at the center of the desk is Frances Bridges, who served as the secretary for several principals at MCHS during her 30 year tenure. The young women also in the photograph identified in yearbook as N. Falk, J. Blackstone, M. Filanowski, K. Kilgour, J. Spires and S. Goodman. -
Office scene, 1960
An office scene with piles of newspapers and typewriters, as well as other pieces of equipment. Office may be in The Stuart News building, which was designed by Armstrong & Pryor, Architects. -
Children receive school supplies, 1960
Children are handed school supplies by three adults. The room may be a classroom or schoolhouse. Photo may be documenting housing conditions for migrant workers in the Indiantown area. -
C. Gale Kiplinger, 1973
C. Gale Kiplinger sits at a desk in a wood paneled office. Gale Kiplinger worked as an engineering consultant for Allied Chemical Corporation. After retiring from the chemical industry in 1958, Gale Kiplinger worked with his brother, Willard Kiplinger, on projects to expand the Kiplinger Washington Editors publishing company. Gale stayed on at the publishing firm, consulting on financial investments, which included the purchasing of land in Martin County. Gale made Stuart his permanent home in 1970 after spending many winters in the area and was involved in many local civic organizations such as the Men's Garden Club of Martin County and the Stuart Rotary Club.