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St. Luke's School: classroom scenes 2001-2008
Various views of classrooms and academic activities are captured in several images from the first decade following the construction of a large new facility for St. Luke's Lutheran School.
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St. Luke's School: classroom scenes 2001-2008
Various views of classrooms and academic activities are captured in several images from the first decade following the construction of a large new facility for St. Luke's Lutheran School.
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St. Luke's School Exterior, c. 1954-55
Originally constructed in 1949, with one wing of classrooms and an auditorium, St. Luke's Lutheran School was expanded with an additional wing of classrooms in 1954-55, to accommodate the growing enrollment.
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St. Luke's School Handbell Ringers c. 2001
Group of St. Luke's School students, members of the school's Handbell Ringers (individuals unidentified)rehearse in the balcony of St. Luke's Lutheran Church. c.2001
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St. Luke's School Operetta, May, 1953
Program pages from an operetta presented by the students of St. Luke's Lutheran School (aka: St. Luke's Christian Day School)on May 9-10, 1953. The operetta was entitled, "In the Land of Dreams Come True" and every student in the school was given an opportunity to participate in the program, which was produced by the faculty members. Photos were published in the school annual yearbook, "The Slavian."
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St. Luke's School Operetta, May, 1953
Program pages from an operetta presented by the students of St. Luke's Lutheran School (aka: St. Luke's Christian Day School)on May 9-10, 1953. The operetta was entitled, "In the Land of Dreams Come True" and every student in the school was given an opportunity to participate in the program, which was produced by the faculty members. Photos were published in the school annual yearbook, "The Slavian."
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St. Luke's School Operetta, May, 1953
Program pages from an operetta presented by the students of St. Luke's Lutheran School (aka: St. Luke's Christian Day School)on May 9-10, 1953. The operetta was entitled, "In the Land of Dreams Come True" and every student in the school was given an opportunity to participate in the program, which was produced by the faculty members. Photos were published in the school annual yearbook, "The Slavian."
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St. Luke's School Operetta, May, 1953
Program pages from an operetta presented by the students of St. Luke's Lutheran School (aka: St. Luke's Christian Day School)on May 9-10, 1953. The operetta was entitled, "In the Land of Dreams Come True" and every student in the school was given an opportunity to participate in the program, which was produced by the faculty members. Photos were published in the school annual yearbook, "The Slavian."
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St. Luke's School Student Music Group. c. 2001
A group of students, members of a school music group, perform in the chancel of St. Luke's Lutheran Church. c. 2001 (Individuals unidentified
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St. Luke's School Students at Groundbreaking Festivities. April 2, 2000
St. Luke's School student, Emily Buckley (center, holding shovel) and friends are happy about the prospect of having a modern, new school. Groundbreaking festivities: April 2, 2000.
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St. Luke's School Teachers, Emmeline Best and Marian Stanko, c. 1950s
Teachers, Emmeline Best and Marian Stanko, in a snapshot taken at the school sometime during early 1950s.
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St. Luke's School Teachers In Classroom at Christmas. c. 1953
Ms. Vera Fabry and Ms. Marcella Rubis, St. Luke's teachers, in classroom decorated for the Christmas holidays. c. 1953
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St. Luke's Senior Church Choir and Pastor Tuhy, Palm Sunday, 1961
Pastor Stephen M. Tuhy was an accomplished musician who not only sang with the Bach choir in Winter Park, but directed St. Luke's choir himself for many years. In this photo he poses with more than twenty adult choir members following the festive service on Palm Sunday, 1961. The following year, he suffered a heart attack and Judy Duda (black and white skirt,to left of Rev. Tuhy) became the Choir Director (and an organist) for the church.Under her leadership, the choir presented an annual Christmas concert for several years. Pastor Tuhy succumbed to a second, fatal heart attack on Dec. 26, 1967. The 1968 Christmas Concert was dedicated to his memory and a record album ("Beside Thy Manger") was produced as a memorial, as well. Copies were sold to raise funds for choir robes.; Scan from church publication: Fifty Years of Grace and Mercy 1912-1962, scan of record album cover, front and back
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St. Luke's Senior Church Choir and Pastor Tuhy, Palm Sunday, 1961
Pastor Stephen M. Tuhy was an accomplished musician who not only sang with the Bach choir in Winter Park, but directed St. Luke's choir himself for many years. In this photo he poses with more than twenty adult choir members following the festive service on Palm Sunday, 1961. The following year, he suffered a heart attack and Judy Duda (black and white skirt,to left of Rev. Tuhy) became the Choir Director (and an organist) for the church.Under her leadership, the choir presented an annual Christmas concert for several years. Pastor Tuhy succumbed to a second, fatal heart attack on Dec. 26, 1967. The 1968 Christmas Concert was dedicated to his memory and a record album ("Beside Thy Manger") was produced as a memorial, as well. Copies were sold to raise funds for choir robes.; Scan from church publication: Fifty Years of Grace and Mercy 1912-1962, scan of record album cover, front and back
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St. Luke's Senior Church Choir and Pastor Tuhy, Palm Sunday, 1961
Pastor Stephen M. Tuhy was an accomplished musician who not only sang with the Bach choir in Winter Park, but directed St. Luke's choir himself for many years. In this photo he poses with more than twenty adult choir members following the festive service on Palm Sunday, 1961. The following year, he suffered a heart attack and Judy Duda (black and white skirt,to left of Rev. Tuhy) became the Choir Director (and an organist) for the church.Under her leadership, the choir presented an annual Christmas concert for several years. Pastor Tuhy succumbed to a second, fatal heart attack on Dec. 26, 1967. The 1968 Christmas Concert was dedicated to his memory and a record album ("Beside Thy Manger") was produced as a memorial, as well. Copies were sold to raise funds for choir robes.; Scan from church publication: Fifty Years of Grace and Mercy 1912-1962, scan of record album cover, front and back
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St. Luke's Students Sing National Anthem at Orlando Magic Game
Students in St. Luke's School Middle Choir lead the audience in singing the "National Anthem" at an Orlando Magic game in Orlando, FL. C. 2004
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St. Luke's young adults group with Pastor Tuhy, c. 1937
A group of young adults poses with the new young pastor on the grounds of the original church, c. 1937. Left to right: Front: 1. George Jakubcin, Jr., 2. Mike Mikler, 3. Mary Mikler, 4. Anna Jakubcin, 5. Julia Jakubcin, 6. Anna Mikler, 7. unidentified, 8.Olga Jakubcin, 9. Andy Duda, Jr., 10. Ferdinand Duda. Back: 1. Andy Mikler, 2. Charles Blake, 3. Andy Jakubcin, 4. Steve Mikler, 5. Joe B. Mikler, 6. John Jakubcin, 7. Paul Mikler, 8. Milton Stanko, 9. Rev. S.M. Tuhy. 8x10 glossy reprint (Courtesy: Judy Duda) scanned, 2001, SLLS, for the church's 90th anniversary display.
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St. Luke's Youth Group, c. 1946
A group of St. Luke's Youth works on a mailing of literature for the new Lutheran Haven in 1946. They are meeting in the wooden structure that had served as the congregation's church until a brick sanctuary was erected in 1939. The old two-manual hand-pumped reed organ with a pedal keyboard can be seen at the upper left of the photo. It had once been purchased for the sum of $10 for the wooden church and shortly after this photo was taken, it was sold for the same amount! Scan from church publication: "Fifty Years of Grace and Mercy 1912-1962."
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St. Luke's Youth Ministry in early 21st Century
Various scenes depicting St. Luke's youth activities during the first decade of the 21st century. Leaders included DCE, Leah Helmrichs Abel, and A.J. Leupold, who served as a mentor for the high school age youth. Activities included mission trips and servant events and attendance at National LC-MS Youth Gatherings.
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St. Luke's Youth Ministry in early 21st Century
Various scenes depicting St. Luke's youth activities during the first decade of the 21st century. Leaders included DCE, Leah Helmrichs Abel, and A.J. Leupold, who served as a mentor for the high school age youth. Activities included mission trips and servant events and attendance at National LC-MS Youth Gatherings.
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Street map of Orlando.
Street map of Orlando published by the Orlando Chamber of Commerce. Map contains street index, points of interests in the area, list of apartment houses and hotels, list of churches, list of real estate brokers who are Chamber of Commerce members. Map also has statistical information and general information on Orlando.
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Student assembly
A black and white image of the student congregation seated in White Hall during a student assembly. The audience is made up of male and female students. The girls are wearing matching school uniforms, and the men are wearing matching suits. Large windows can be seen on the right wall, and the double doors that lead into the auditorium are open and someone can be seen walking outside. In the foreground of the image is the stage, where the photographer was sitting when he took the picture.
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Student assembly
A black and white image of the student congregation seated in White Hall during a student assembly. The audience is made up of male and female students. The girls are wearing matching school uniforms, and the men are wearing matching suits. Seated in the front row all the way at the left is Mary McLeod Bethune. Large windows can be seen on the left wall, and the double doors that lead into the auditorium are open and someone can be seen walking outside. In the foreground of the image is the stage, where the photographer was sitting when he took the picture. Written on the back of the photograph is, "Student assembly - 1945."
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Student Body of St. Luke's Lutheran School, c. 1952
The entire student body of St. Luke's Lutheran School is gathered near the west loggia of the school for a group photo. c. 1952. Principal, Elmer L. Bellhorn is on far left; teacher, Betty Belencak, at far right.
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Student body poses in front of White Hall
A black and white image of the adult male and female student body posing on the steps of White Hall. The male students are wearing tuxedoes and ties, and the women are wearing white long-sleeved shirts, skirts, and ties around their necks, as was the school uniform at that time. The columned entrance with the sign that reads "White Hall" can be seen in the photograph. Mary McLeod Bethune's foster son, Edward Rodriguez, who later became a school administrator for the college, can be seen sitting in the first row, fifth from the left. The photographer of the image is unknown.
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Student Brenda Kincey
A black and white image of student Brenda Kincey, right, wearing a dark-colored dress, standing next to a large heart-shaped flower arrangement. On the back of the photograph is the note, "Daytona Journal, Brenda Kincey, Bethune-Cookman College." Also on the back of the photograph is a stamp of the photographer's studio.
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Student Carmen Oliver
A black and white image of female student Carmen Oliver, wearing a light-colored shirt and smiling, in the forefront of the image. An unidentified African American man is standing to the left of her in the background. He is wearing a suit jacket and trousers. On the back of the photograph is her name and a yearbook photo stamp. The photographer of the imge is unknown.
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Student class photograph
A black and white image of African American male and female students lined up in three rows, posing for a class picture on a stage. The women are wearing skirts and blouses or dresses, and the men are wearing suits and ties. The photographer of the image is unknown.
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Student class photograph
A black and white image of a group of African American men and women posing on the steps in front of White Hall. The men are wearing suits and ties, and the women are wearing blouses and skirts or dresses. Behind them is a set of double doors with a sign that reads, "Information." The purpose of the photograph is unknown. The photographer of the image is unknown.
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Student Earnest Harvin
A black and white image of student Earnest Harvin in a portrait photograph. The photograph has been taken from the shoulders, up. He is wearing a suit jacket and tie. On the back of the photograph is the following note, "Earnest Harvin, Senior; Y.M.C.A. Sarasota, Florida, Physical Ed." Also on the back of the photograph is a yearbook photo stamp. The photographer of the image is unknown.
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Student Evelyn Tolliver Woodruff
A black and white image of an African American female student. The student has been identified as Evelyn Tolliver Woodruff, as written on the back of the postcard. She is wearing the school uniform of the Daytona Normal and Industrial School for Girls (the previous name for present-day Bethune-Cookman University). The uniform consists of a long-sleeve white shirt, a knee-length skirt, stockings, and boots. She also is wearing a tie around her neck. On the back of the postcard is a place for correspondence, address, and a stamp. The photographer of the image is unknown.
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Student Government Association float
A black and white image of a Student Government Association parade float moving in front of the campus at Bethune-Cookman University. The float is at the forefront of the image. The float is decorated in aluminum, and four African American women in white dresses sit on top, waving to the crowd. At the front of the float is a rocket-shaped decoration, which is connected with crepe paper to a sunburst-like decoration. The side of the float reads, "Student Government Assoc." A variety of trees can be seen lining both sides of the street, including very tall palm trees. On the right side of the image and the right side of the street can be seen a white building where spectators stand watching the parade. A steeple from a church can also be seen. Utility poles also stand out on the right side of the street. In the street, in the distance behind the float in the foreground, can be seen another car with a float. Spectators line the left side of the road, standing on the sidewalk, which is in front of the Bethune campus. At the left of the image, Cookman Hall is visible, which has a triangle-shaped roof. On the back of the image is written "Student Govt. Association Homecoming parade float 1965." The photographer of the image is unknown.
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Student Government Association members
A black and white image of two African American women and three African American men, members of the Student Government Association, sitting at a desk. The women are wearing dresses and the men are wearing suits. A sign sitting on top of the desk reads, "The secrecy of my job prevents me from knowing what I am doing." Also sitting on top of the desk are papers, trays, and a telephone. The people are identified as follows, from left to right: Bettye Allen, Secretary; Oscar Pendleton, Treasurer; Earle Patrick, President; Regnald E. Moore, Vice-president; Patricia Bryant, Assistant secretary. On the back of the photograph is also a yearbook photo stamp and a stamp that reads, "Photo by Theodore Johnson, Bethune-Cookman College, Daytona Beach, Florida."
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Student Henry Steel
A black and white portrait of student Henry Steel, taken from the shoulders, up. He is wearing a suit jacket and tie. On the back of the photograph is the following description: "Henry Steel, sophomore; Columbus, Georgia; Physical Education, Y.M.C.A." Also on the back of the photo is a yearbook photo stamp. The photographer of the image is unknown.
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Student James Wallace
A black and white portrait of student James Wallace, taken from the shoulders, up. He is wearing a suit jacket and tie. On the back of the photograph is his name. Also on the back of the photo is a yearbook photo stamp. The photographer of the image is unknown.
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Student kneels before an altar
A black and white image of a female student in a flannel shirt and bell bottoms kneeling at an altar in the auditorium of White Hall. The altar is set in an alcove at the right of the stage. On top of the altar are lit candles, a cross, and hanging above it is a portrait of Jesus Christ. On the front of is the symbol "IhS," which is a Latin monogram for the name Jesus Christ. The photographer of the image is unknown.
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Student life at OLA 2009-10
Orlando Lutheran Academy graduated its final class of 42 students in May, 2010. Five of the graduates were members of St. Luke's: Kiersten Bronson, Jeff Knutson, Cecelia Lukas, Christina Russell and John Ruszkowski. Images scanned from the last two editions (2009 and 2010) of "Shield", the school's yearbook include those students and other scenes of student life during the final two years of the school's existence.
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Student life at OLA 2009-10
Orlando Lutheran Academy graduated its final class of 42 students in May, 2010. Five of the graduates were members of St. Luke's: Kiersten Bronson, Jeff Knutson, Cecelia Lukas, Christina Russell and John Ruszkowski. Images scanned from the last two editions (2009 and 2010) of "Shield", the school's yearbook include those students and other scenes of student life during the final two years of the school's existence.
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Student life at OLA 2009-10
Orlando Lutheran Academy graduated its final class of 42 students in May, 2010. Five of the graduates were members of St. Luke's: Kiersten Bronson, Jeff Knutson, Cecelia Lukas, Christina Russell and John Ruszkowski. Images scanned from the last two editions (2009 and 2010) of "Shield", the school's yearbook include those students and other scenes of student life during the final two years of the school's existence.
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Student life at OLA 2009-10
Orlando Lutheran Academy graduated its final class of 42 students in May, 2010. Five of the graduates were members of St. Luke's: Kiersten Bronson, Jeff Knutson, Cecelia Lukas, Christina Russell and John Ruszkowski. Images scanned from the last two editions (2009 and 2010) of "Shield", the school's yearbook include those students and other scenes of student life during the final two years of the school's existence.