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Don Boyd | all galleries >> Memories of Old Hialeah, Old Miami and Old South Florida Photo Galleries - largest non-Facebook collection on the internet >> Miami Area SCHOOLS, Classes, Teams, Bands, and Clubs Historical Photos Gallery - All Years - click on image to view > 1912 - The Class of 1912 at Miami Senior High School
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1912 Florida State Archives

1912 - The Class of 1912 at Miami Senior High School

Miami, Florida


A distinguished looking group of Stingarees. According to the information on the photo, D. Earl Wilson is last on the right, 3rd row back.

According to the Miami Herald on July 16, 2010, Miami High opened in 1903. The school's current structure was built in 1926 on 17 acres and was opened to 264 students in 1928. It is currently the only high school in the county listed on the National Register of Historic Places, for its 1920s-era architecture.


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Bill Kolb 27-Feb-2014 11:25
I attended Beach High from 1952 and graduated in 1955. Miss Roberts was a great English teacher. Mr. Lessner was Dean of Boys. A lot of us would go up the block to "Dolly's," for lunch. The luncheonette was owned by the parents of one of us, whose name may have been Bishop. There was a cigarette machine there. It went wild one day and started pouring out many packs. Some of us grabbed all we could and took off up the street.
Guest 14-Sep-2010 20:32
Wow how times have changed. Today students wear pants that are always falling down with underwear sticking out.


Guest 29-Aug-2007 03:46
By the way, where are all the women?? lol And everyone in suits! Those were (indeed) the days!
Guest 29-Aug-2007 03:44
Wow! Compare this class to last years class at Miami High of over 1,000 grads!!! Wild.