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Clyde A. Snyder in Ute Ranger uniform
No full textClyde A. Snyder, age 76 (in 2019), in his Ute Rangers uniform. Clyde Snyder was a member of the Ute Rangers riding club for 10 years, in the 1970s and 1980s
Clyde A. Eckler
No full textGraduating photograph of Clyde A. Eckler, Miami Medical College, 1902. This photograph is a part of the Miami Medical College Graduate and
Faculty Photograph collection
Clyde A. Bowman Interview
No full textA brief tape recorded interview with Clyde A. Bowman. The interview was conducted by Dwight Agnew on July 21, 1962. Bowman joined the Stout staff in 1919 as the first dean of Industrial Education and served in that capacity until his retirement in 1952. Bowman is credited with providing national leadership in industrial education and in making Stout well known in this field. During the interview, Bowman briefly discusses his career at Stout, curriculum changes, and enrollmen
Clyde A. & Betty Parks Folder
No full text2 pages of family history documents containing and related to Clyde A. Parks; Betty Parks; Carmel Parks - including: Personal death announcement
Interview with Clyde A Bowman
No full textA brief tape recorded interview with Clyde A. Bowman. The interview was conducted by Dwight Agnew on July 21, 1962. Bowman joined the Stout staff in 1919 as the first dean of Industrial Education and served in that capacity until his retirement in 1952. Bowman is credited with providing national leadership in industrial education and in making Stout well known in this field. During the interview, Bowman briefly discusses his career at Stout, curriculum changes, and enrollment
Finding Aid for Clyde A. Bowman Personal Papers, 1907-1981
No full textClyde A. Bowman was born in Prescott, Wisconsin in 1887. He first came to Stout as a student and received further training at Columbia University. Following teaching positions at Stillwater and Stevens Point he returned to Stout in 1919 as the first Dean of Industrial Education. Even after his retirement in 1953, Dean Bowman was a national leader in industrial education and is credited with making Stout well-known in this field. Bowman served as acting president of Stout Institute during 1922-1923. Bowman passed away in 1981. The third Manual Training School building, which was dedicated in 1898, was renamed Bowman Hall in 1952.This collection includes publications and speeches of Bowman during his tenure as a faculty member at Stout
Clyde Snyder on his horse Yeller in a July 24th parade
No full textThe Ute Rangers, mounted and in uniform, in parade formation
Clyde Snyder on his horse Pal
No full textA uniformed Ute Ranger mounted on a brown horse, with another mounted ranger behind him, in front of a line of parked horse trailers
Ute Rangers Don Bullock in front Clyde Snyder second
No full textA line of mounted, uniformed Ute Rangers. Don Bullock in front Clyde Snyder second
Ute Rangers team of 5 running an event
No full textUte Rangers team of 5 running an avent. Alris Orge in front, with Clyde Snyder next
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