Miami Area SCHOOLS, Classes, Teams, Bands, and Clubs Historical Photos Gallery - All Years - click on image to view Photo Gallery by Don Boyd at pbase.com

Miami Area SCHOOLS, Classes, Teams, Bands, and Clubs Historical Photos Gallery - All Years - click on image to view

We were all proud of the schools we attended in the Miami area and most of the schools still exist in the same buildings we used.

Virtually all of these images were moved from several other galleries to free up space. The exceptions are:

1. The Hialeah schools remain in the Hialeah gallery and the Miami Springs schools remain in the Miami Springs gallery.

2. The schools I attended - St. Mary's Parochial in Miami, Immaculate Conception School, Palm Springs Junior High and Hialeah High, all in Hialeah - are located separately at: https://pbase.com/donboyd/schools

For those of you who are new to computing and/or surfing the internet, this is just one page of many pages of photos on this site. The home page for our Old Hialeah/Old Miami galleries is at https://pbase.com/donboyd/memories and all the oldie galleries spin off from that page. You can also click on the yellow colored >>Memories of Old Hialeah, Old Miami and Old South Florida Photo Galleries << at top of any page to get back to the main oldies page to search other galleries.

Hopefully you will enjoy seeing the many old images on this page and in the many other historical photo galleries on this website. Perhaps the images and comments have brought back many fond memories of good times for you in the past and have helped you jog your memory of places and people you may have forgotten.

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Miami Military Academy 1924 - 1974 Photo Gallery - click on image to view	1912 - The Class of 1912 at Miami Senior High School	1920's - the Santa Clara School in Miami	1920's - school photo at Santa Clara School in Miami	1925 - Robert E. Lee Junior High School in Miami
1926 - Robert E. Lee Junior High School in Miami	1926 - "The Robert E. Lee Swing" from Robert E. Lee Junior High School in Miami	1926 (approx) - Shadowlawn Elementary School in Miami, Jack High 4th from left on bottom row	1926 - Miami Senior High School	1927 - Ida M. Fisher High School on Miami Beach, named after the mother of Carl G. Fisher
1929 - Miami Senior High School (previously mis-identified as Robert E. Lee Jr. High)	1930 - Dade County Agricultural High School, N. W. 2nd Avenue, Miami	1930 - Miami Senior High School	1930 - Robert E. Lee Junior High School in Miami	1931 - a drama class at William Jennings Bryan Junior High in North Miami
1931? - the graduating class at William Jennings Bryan Junior High School in North Miami	1935 - the boys dormitory under construction at the Kendall Home for Children (aka Dade County Children's Home)	1935 - the boys dormitory after completion at the Kendall Home for Children (aka Dade County Children's Home)	1936 - aerial view of Miami Senior High School	1938-1939 - Gulliver School class photo
1939 - top third of the Miami High yearbook Superlatives page	1939 - middle third of the Miami High yearbook Superlatives page	1939 - bottom third of the Miami High yearbook Superlatives page	1939 - Jack High's Miami High School report card for February thru June 1939 for printing class	1939 - a Miami Daily News story and photo of the graduating class from Miami High
1939 - Miami Daily News article about the Garfield High Boilermakers beating Miami High in the Roddey Burdine Stadium	1939 - Miami Daily News photos of the Christmas Day Garfield High School victory over the Miami High Stingarees	1940 - Miami Edison Senior High Cadettes in Washington, DC (left half of image)	1940 - Miami Edison Senior High Cadettes in Washington, DC (right half of image)	1940 - the Miami Edison Senior High Cadettes in Washington, DC
1941/1942 - Miss Belland's Kindergarten class at Morningside Elementary School in Miami	1944 - 3rd Grade Class at Coral Way Elementary - names below:	1945 - Mrs. Brown's Kindergarten Band at Coral Gables Elementary School in Coral Gables	1945 - closeup of Mrs. Brown's Kindergarten Band at Coral Gables Elementary School in Coral Gables	1946 - Mrs. Pedigo's 1st grade class at Coral Gables Elementary School
1946 - the 6th grade class at Shenandoah Elementary School - names below:	1946 - closeup of the 6th grade class at Shenandoah Elementary School, Miami	1947 - Mrs. Dokes 1st grade class at Miami Shores Elementary School, Miami Shores	1947 - Mrs. Williams' 2nd grade class at Coral Gables Elementary in Coral Gables	1947 - Majorettes leading the Miami Senior High School Band in the Orange Bowl parade
1947 - ballerinas at Shenandoah Elementary School, Miami	1948 - Mrs. Silver's 2nd grade class at Miami Shores Elementary School, Miami Shores	1948 - Mrs. Tompkins 3rd grade class at Coral Gables Elementary School	1948 - the 2nd grade class at South Miami Elementary	1948-49 - President Harry S Truman in motorcade in front of Miami High School
1948-49 - President Harry S Truman in motorcade in front of Miami High School	1948-49 - closeup of Shirley's Soda Shop east of Miami High School during President Truman's motorcade past Miami High	1949 - Mrs. Hawkins 3rd grade soldiers, Coral Gables Elementary School	1951 - Miami High School Stingarees Cheerleaders	1951 - a 2nd grade class at Shenandoah Elementary in Miami
1951 - High school and young adult Sunday School group from Riverside Baptist Church	Early 1950's - Lindsey Hopkins Education Building, home of Miami Technical High School and WTHS	1952 - Mrs. Rayback's 4th Grade Class at Melrose Elementary School	1952 - Mrs. Lenox's 6th Grade Class at Melrose Elementary School (names on next page ->)	1952 - Mrs. Lenox's 6th Grade Class at Melrose Elementary School - class names for preceding photo
1952 - Mr. Nowakowski's 6th grade class at Coral Gables Elementary	1952 - Mrs. Woltz's 6th grade class at Coral Gables Elementary	1952 - Mrs. Piant's 6th Grade class at Coral Gables Elementary School	1952 - 30th Annual Thanksgiving Game, Miami Edison versus Miami High at the Orange Bowl program	1952 - Miami Edison High School Band
1952 - Miami Edison High School Majorettes	1952 - Miami Edison High School Cadettes	1952 - Miami Edison High School Cheerleaders	1952 - Miami Edison High School Football Squad	1952 - Miami High School Band
1952 - Miami High School Cheerleaders	1952 - Miami High School Drum Majors	1952 - Miami High School Soloettes	1952 - Miami High School football squad	1952 - Miami High football players Barry Miller, R. E. Shepard and Elliott Telford
1952 - Kindergarten Class at the South Miami Women's Club	1952, 53 or 54 - Miami Edison High School football team	1953 - Mr. Hartman's 7th grade homeroom class at Ponce de Leon Junior High in Coral Gables	1953 - Mrs. Mullins 7th grade class at Ponce de Leon Junior High School, Coral Gables	1953 - Mr. Allen's 6th grade class at Coral Gables Elementary School
1953 - the Whitmarsh Pre-School	1955 - Barbara Booher's 3rd grade class at Perrine Elementary School (54-55)	1955 - 3rd Grade Class at Sunset Elementary in Miami	1950's - Southwest Senior High School, Miami	1955-56 - all the Kindergarten classes at Flagler Street Baptist Church, Miami
1956 - Clara Hood's 4th grade class at Perrine Elementary School (55-56)	1956 - Mr. Leo Price's 6th grade class at William Jennings Bryan Elementary in North Miami	1956 - Mr. Jesse Troutt Jr.'s 7th grade class at Allapattah Elementary (now Lenora B. Smith Elementary), Miami	1957 - 9th graders at Kinloch Park Junior High School	1957 - Coral Gables High Calendar Girls
1957 - closeup of Coral Gables High Calendar Girls	1957 or 1958 - 5th or 6th grade class at Sunset Elementary School	1957/58 - Mrs. Eleanore Irvin's 2nd grade class at Citrus Grove Elementary School, Miami	1958 - the Homecoming Court at Coral Gables High School	1958 - closeup of the Homecoming Court at Coral Gables High School
1958 - Mrs. Mildred M. Bush's 6th grade class at Cutler Ridge Elementary	1958-1959 - the Citrus Grove Junior High football Green Team (names below)	1958-1959 - the Citrus Grove Junior High football Gold Team (names below)	1960 - Mrs. Gonzales' 4th grade class at Kensington Park Elementary School in Miami	1960 - Mrs. Curry's 6th grade class at Kensington Park Elementary School in Miami
1960 - Southwest High School's Eagle Mascot	1960 - Mary Perry (Johnson), Joe Perry and Audrey Perry (Lane) at Southwest High School's graduation	1962 - former Master's Field barracks being used by early classes at Dade County Junior College	1962 - former Master's Field barracks being used by early classes at Dade County Junior College	1962 - Mr. Faith's 6th grade class at Kensington Park Elementary School, Miami
1962 - Linda High, Ethel Davies and Sandra Valido in a Kensington Park Elementary School talent show	1962 - Miami High School Football National Champs' offense	1962 - patch for the National Football Champs at Miami High School	1963 - Miami High School Stingarees Cheerleaders (names below)	1963 - the 3rd grade class at Sylvania Heights Elementary School
1965 - 1966 - the Lucians Club at Miami High School	1966 - the Miami High Lucians Pledge Class of 1966 (names below)	1966 - 1967 - the Lucians Club at Miami High School	1967 - 1968 - the Lucians Club at Miami High School	1968 - William Jennings Bryan Elementary School in North Miami
1968 - a group of fine Lucians Club members from Miami High at Paradise 25 (names below)	1968 - Aerial photo of Miami Killian Senior High School, 10655 SW 97 Avenue, Miami	1968 - Aerial photo of Miami Killian Senior High School, 10655 SW 97 Avenue, Miami	1968 - 1969 the Lucians Club at Miami High School	1969 - Groundbreaking ceremony for the Theodor R. Gibson Health Center at Miami-Dade Junior College South Campus
1969 - softball players on the field at Robert E. Lee Junior High School (names below)	1969 - 1970 the Lucians Club at Miami High School	1969-70 - Page from Palmetto Jr. High Yearbook	1971 - Mrs. Forners and her kindergarten class from Opa-locka Elementary with a HH-52A Seaguard helicopter at Air Station Miami	1977 - Miami High School Stingarees Cheerleaders - Eunice, Claire, Sadie, ?, PJ, Lisa (captain), Gracie and Ibis
2008 - 40 year reunion of the Coral Gables High School National Champion Football Team	2008 - Rick Shaw at the Miami High Class of 1968 40-year reunion (names below)	2008 - Miami High School Class of 1968's 40-year reunion	1987 - old South Beach Elementary School - scene from Miami Vice episode	1987 - old South Beach Elementary School - scene from Miami Vice episode
1987 - view from old South Beach Elementary School - scene from Miami Vice episode	2015 - aerial photo of Miami High School after the 2013 extensive restoration project

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Linda P. Walker		31-Jul-2019 02:13
Don Boyd. I notice you have Lucians Club photos from Miami High of which I am one of the members. Every two years we have a reunion in Melbourne for Titans, Angels, Saxons and Lucians. We are looking for the composite pictures from those groups from the early 1960's. By any chance, to you have any of those.

Carolyn		29-Jul-2019 00:49
Looking for photo of Henry H Filer Jr High School around 1956 or 1957. Would love to have photo of the school.

Guest		29-Jul-2019 00:46
Looking for pictures of Henry H Filer Jr High School around 1956 or 1957. Went to 7th grade there.

Guest		01-Nov-2018 18:25
Thank you for sharing those pictures. I graduated from Miami High in 1995. I can say that all of my family still calls Miami home. No we are not all materialistic and we still have good values. I can say that we aren't as prejudiced as some other people may sound on this forum. I came here to view part of the history of where I come from. Miami is a huge city with a lot of spice in its people and I am one of them. We love to go to the beach, drink a Colada and talk about the Marlins in Versailles. We are hospitable otherwise people wouldn't continue to come no matter how beautiful or expensive it could get. We love to see you visit with respect, love and kindness. Bye grumpy John. Sad people talking bad about Miami and my people. Sad that you are petty and come to tarnish the nice community here. This touched my heart and I felt I had to answer

Don Boyd		25-Oct-2015 17:28
Gin, thank you for your comments and memories. I love descriptive comments like yours that stir up visions of what you are remembering and writing about. We lived at the best of times to live in south Florida. And thank you to all the others who have taken the time to post their comments and memories. None of us can remember everything but a bunch of us can remember a good percentage of things worth remembering. Please take the time to post your memories so that others can enjoy reading about them. Don .

Gin		24-Oct-2015 17:48
Gin Great website. Live in IL now, but so fun to look back. I remember Morningside Elem school and Mr. Hurka's 1967-68 reading class too! Loved: Mr Hurka's piano in room, his making a reel-to-reel recording of our radio play Legend of Sleepy Hollow, his shiny red clay tile floors, his door(s) opening to the courtyard with the goldfish pond, his proximity to principal's office, all the open-air hallways, annual carnival in the courtyard, spelling bees in cafeteria, and lots more thanks to this website...even walking to and from school south on NE 5th Ave. Those were the days. Loved Morningside Park too. I think Chrissie Evert's uncle gave us tennis lessons at that park. And the Morningside Pool overlooking the Bay (Biscayne Bay) was fabulous, with its cabanas and snack bar downhill the grassy path.

Amy		04-Nov-2014 16:46
Does anyone remember Gardner Elementary? It was a private school whose buildings used to be regular houses in a neighborhood. I went there in the early 1970's. I haven't been able to find any information about the school online.

Thomas Meyer		08-Jun-2014 17:55
Yeah it was the 1966 -1967 and I was in the sixth grade at Morningside elementary. A sweet, quiet girl strolled timidly into the the class of startled students.Mr. Hurka asked the class if Linda Vanessa Graham could sit behind someone. It looked like all the kids hands were glued to their desks. I meekly raised my hand just above the desk...she slowly and measuredly sat behind me. We stayed there the rest of the year. It seemed like I was her only friend. One day Linda said "Tommy, when we grow up, I want to paint you black and marry you". Linda you walked across the color line and into my life...that was a lifetime ago and I never saw you again ..I think we made history...when I see you again maybe we won't need any paint...A timid student walked into a startled homeroom class at Edison Jr. High. I sat measuredly behind Crutel Rivers...I must have appeared nervous, as I was the only anglo in the class...she comfortingly and affectionately referred to me as "Glass Jaw"...later that school year, riding in the car with my mother, on Biscayne boulevard, the crackly AM radio announced that The Right Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King had been assassinated...my Mother actually made me go to school the next day...she said "just pretend like nothing happened " ...I will be 60 soon and I willhave an African American grandchild...maybe things really are getting better...

John		27-Dec-2013 05:15
It's cool to see how Miami was only 50-60 years ago. It looked like such a nice and safe place to live. It's a shame to see the awful crime-ridden, materialistic, snooty place it's become full of egocentric people from Spanish-speaking countries who refuse to learn English and rude folks from the Northeastern US. I was born here in 1978 and even in the 1980s there was still a hint of the old Southern Miami left that is all but gone now. I had the wonderful opportunity to meet the last of the original Miamians and they were as nice as can be, so hospitable and friendly. We really have lost our values. Admittedly my parents were born in a Spanish-speaking country but they as well as I became educated and assimilated and respected American culture. I don't like Miami anymore with all these plastic materialistic Beverly Hill wannabees. Perhaps if it had stayed as it was in these photos I would stay but alas I will soon go. I guess it's adapt or leave and I choose the latter. RIP Old Miami.

Cherie' LiCausi		03-Sep-2013 06:27
Miami Killian :) I Graduated '73' Anyone Remember us making the big stencil when we put the name on the side of the school with Jerry VanCulin the Art teacher :) Or how about The Cougars Roar, school newspaper with Mrs. Stone, her husband taught at Coral Park High. :)

Cebey		01-Apr-2011 08:15
Oh the good old days, oh my how time flys by. Class of 75 Edison High. I kinda didn't like my school colors, Red, Black n White. Now here we are, looking into a window of the past. Long Live the Raiders!!!

Richard Dore		01-Jan-2011 19:17
My name is Richard Dore, born 1940. Attende Hialeah High in 1954. Went to Miami Springs Jr in 1955; recruited to Miami Jackson in 1956 to play in the band. Would like to hear from any students from then as well as pictures. Also would like info on the Grand Opening of TV (ch 10?) station in 1956 where I danced with J.P. Morgan. Would love to have a copy of the footage.

m0		12-Dec-2010 20:05
Nary a photo of Miami Jackson High School nor Lindsey Hopkins Tech....Shame shame shame...I am Marvin L Mobley, Born in Miami, Jan 30 1933. A month and a few days till I'll be 78....I left Miami to Join the Air Force in 1951......Most comments I read start at that time.....I have seen many things in Miami, these folks will never see...At age 6 walked from 13th ave and 40th street to the 13th street Causeway, with my older brother,some times all the way over to the beach..........Spent summers and Christmas Vacation on Cape Fla, with Paul Pent, wife Rosa, and daughter Joan. The Pent's & Smiths were the only folks living on Key Biscayne until the Causeway was finished and Crandon Park opened.... Mr Smith ran a bulldozer and cleared most of the underbrush to create the Park........Spent the whole year there in 1948. Joan, Richard Smith and his sister and I rode a bus from Crandon Park to Coconut Grove elementary and Jr. High every day...Joan and I had to ride a boat from the Cape end up to Crandon Park and back in the afternoon.............Wow what great living then.......fishing before school and after, plus swimming too......or just sitting on the 12ft wide porch on the Old James Deering estate on the south end close to the light house.........Paul Pent's Father was born on the island, his dad being the light house keeper at that time....He also died in his bedroom, of the Deering estate Summer Home, living with Paul and family........He was over 85 years old........

Don Boyd		06-Jul-2010 16:49
Frances, it would really help readers to know WHEN you went to those schools or at least when you graduated from high school so they can immediately know if they're in your age range or not. Don

frances paluch ault		06-Jul-2010 16:25
hello, did anyone go to bell nursery school in miami, it was just off 79street and 8th court? i would love to talk with you............i went there, st. rose of lima and notre dame academy for girls...........anyone else? and does anyone know me... frances(fran) paluch

guelsys		07-May-2010 12:10
I attended Kinloch Park Jr. High in 1970 - 1971, would love to see pictures of the school in those years and get intouch with people. Graduated from Miami Senior high in 1975.

Guest		25-Apr-2010 14:45
i currently attend coralway k-8 center, before it was only elementary but im in the 7th grade. This school is nothing alike ho it was years ago. and im pretty sure none others are alike either.

Guest		25-Apr-2010 14:43
wow, these schools are diferent now, theres barely anymore white race (without any offence) and the people now days dress different and act different. Its amazing how things change in just a few years.

Dave Nabutovsky (Miami High '74)		01-Apr-2010 04:32
Visited my old stomping grounds last week, including a walking tour around Shenandoah Park. FYI, they must have recently changed the school name to Shenandoah Middle School (supplanting the Jr. High designation; I assume this was done citywide)- and the old library on the next block is now closed. Well, that's progress. I found this site inadvertently, but will be back when I have time.

Donna Winslow-Arnove		11-Mar-2010 18:30
Looking for yearbooks: Shenandoah Jr High (Miami) 1969 Coral Gables High 1970-1972 - all 3 books Donna Winslow-Arnove donna w12151953@gmail.com

Janice Gillies		06-Jan-2010 20:43
I am looking for a Robert E. Lee, Jr. yearbook for the years 1960 to 1963.

		29-Dec-2009 19:36
Links to the Miami Springs Senior High Mega Reunion October 2-4, 2009 for the Classes 1966-1972...http://goldenhawks.net/info/2009photolinks.html

Betsy Dunlap Peacock		10-Oct-2009 11:14
I am looking for the 1948 yearbook from Ponce High School in Miami. If there is a picture of the Art Club, that's what I would REALLY like to see. I'm looking for a tiny beautiful brunette who may have attended Ponce in 1948, and left in her junior year. If this rings a bell with anyone out there, PLEASE get in touch with me at Boodles1953@aol.com. Thanks so much!! Betsy Dunlap Peacock

Don Boyd		10-Sep-2009 14:39
Kriss, thank you very much for your comments. Yes, I'd love to add the photos that you have to the site. Please contact me at OldMiamiMemories@gmail.com . Thanks! Don

Kriss Strand		10-Sep-2009 03:18
Don, God bless you for all you have done here. This part of Florida like my childhood is long gone but you have allowed me to look back and remember things, places and experiences that haven't crossed my mind since then. Thank You. I have a few photos if you would like to post them.

Don Boyd		07-Aug-2009 15:07
This was posted in my personal photos section and I am moving it here where it is more appropriate: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jose Castillo josecastillo954@comcast.net 30-Jul-2009 19:52 I'm sending this comment because I found the picture of Robert E. Lee Middle School. I attended that school during the years 1974 & 1975. I felt so bad, when I found out that they demolish the building. Where did they place the trophies and memories of that school? I'm been looking for a young lady that went to that school. Her name is Elizabeht Bland. She may not have the same last name. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Don Boyd		23-Jul-2009 05:06
Anita, I would love to but I'm going on vacation and it'll be a while before I can add them. If you can scan a few pics and send them as e-mail attachments to me that would be best. The e-mail address is OldMiamiMemories@gmail.com Thanks. Don

Anita		23-Jul-2009 04:48
I went to Westview Elementary. I have some class photos from the early 60's. Since you haven't any of Westview would you post one or two here for the alums?

Jeffrey Alman		29-May-2009 23:46
I attended S Miami Elem, Sunset Elem, Carver (1st year of busing, 1970 7th grade), Ponce (8th & 1/2 of 9th), Palmetto Jr, Palmetto Sr (76) wow just 6 thought it was more but the best was Cocoplum kindergarten (on Sunset in the S Miami Women's Club Bldg, still there I believe) there were 2 classes, Redbirds and Bluebirds. There was (is?) actually a blown up portrait of my year's class in S Miami hospital (well it was there 17 years ago when my niece was born)

Marcio Veloso		27-Dec-2008 14:39
I studied there in 84, it's a great school with good teachers.

Hymnsinger		20-Oct-2008 04:55
I attended 11 schools in 12 years, almost always moving mid-year. Eight of those schools were in Dade Co, 1 in Duval County (part of 2nd grade), and 1 in Alachua County (4th grade). The Dade County schools were Riviera Day School '65-'66, Palmetto Elementary '68, Howard Drive Elementary '69, Sylvania Heights '71-'72, West Miami Jr. High '73, Academy of the Assumption (Catholic girls school, Brickell Rd.) '74, Citrus Grove Jr. High '74, Started at Coral Park, but moved to Miami Beach Sr. High '75-'78.

luis I. Pelaez		06-Oct-2008 18:00
Hi stingarees, I am a 1967 graduate. But I am looking for Sheila, I think she was a couple of years older than me, so I think she was in the class of 1965 or 1964 not sure, she hang around with tall lanky diana, and both were good friends with Adolp Quintana, if anyone can give me some information about sheilas last name I would greatly appreciated. Luis I. Pelaez 305-333-0062 my email: lipelaez@bellsouth.net

Don Boyd		02-Sep-2008 04:53
This was posted in the Guestbook but it might be seen by more folks in this gallery: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ANNE KING bttrflybddy02@aol.com 01-Sep-2008 23:38 I am looking for PRESTENE JANE KERSEY who went to Robert E. Lee Jr. High graduating in 1954. Can you help me? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Don

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