2020 Bluetober Digital Yearbook

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5 895 1895 1920 45 1945 0 5 010 2010 Our campus has had many names—The Stout Manual Training Schools, The Stout Institute, Stout State College, Stout State University, and, of course, The University of Wisconsin-Stout—but for the thousands of people who have walked on this campus, it has also been known as “HOME.” Under the ringing of the clocktower bells, many memories have been made. From life in the dorms, dances, sporting events, student organization events, Greek life, campus speakers, and unforgettable classes. Each experience is woven together to make our individual Stout stories. Due to the limitations during this pandemic, we are not able to welcome our alumni community back to campus to relive these Stout memories. We have, instead, created this digital yearbook to give you a glimpse of the people, places, and events on campus 10, 25, 50, 75, 100, and 125 years ago. We hope you enjoy it! - 2020 Homecoming Committee Happy Bluetober, Blue Devils!

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1. Logo: Stout Manual Training School title Page, 1894 2. Program for Stout Graduation in the Mabel Tainter Memorial Theater, Senator James Huff Stout presiding, June 1895 3. Moulding room 4. Wood turning room 5. Stout Manual Training School, built 1893 6. Dunn County News article about a misreported blizzard in Menomonie, May 1895 7. Gold pin worn by Stout Manual Training School student Hattie Dahlberg 8. Art Class on the 3rd floor of the Manual Training Building. Students learned to draw, paint, and sculpt.

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1. The Stout Manual Training Building (now Bowman Hall) and Menomonie High School 2. Spectators join hands for a snake dance on the football field after a Stout victory 3. Clothing construction class in the Domestic Science building (later Harvey Hall), 1920 4. The Stoutonia Staff 5. Stout Institute Assembly on the League of Nations, delayed by influenza quarantine

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6. Stout students on a picnic 7. Stout Orchestra, 1920 8. Official Stout Institute Logo

9. Stout Institute marching band in front of the Domestic Science Building (now Harvey Hall) 10. Stout Institute football team, 1920 yearbook 11. Dedication to Stout Institute students who died during World War I, Tower Yearbook, 1920

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1. Stout Orchestra 2. The Stout Institute basketball team vs. Superior 3. 1942 Stout Institute

graduate First Lt. Robert Nerbun, gunnery officer in Italy

4. Students in a Stout Institute wood shop 5. Stout formal dance 6. Stout students in front

of Eichelberger Hall women’s dorm (now known as the Louis Smith Tainter House)

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7. Collage of Homecoming shots, including the parade and bonfire, from the Tower Yearbook. 8. Clothing contruction class 9. Stout Institute football team on Nelson Field 10. Stout Student Association officers 11. Students watch a forging demonstration

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1. Second Street and Bowman Hall, taken from lower campus 2. Stout State Basketball game with an enthusiastic crowd 3. Championship basketball program 4. Tower Yearbook staff inside the Bowman Hall clock face 5. Intramural team

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6. Underwater shot of the men’s swim team 7. The Vietnam War was a major issue for students and faculty in 1970, and campus held ongoing events about the topic

8. Bowman Hall 9. Karate Club 10. Micro teaching machine

11. Chemistry student 12. Hospitality dinner

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1. Bowman Hall 2. Stout Student Association Members 3. Contemporary Native American art show in the Furlong Gallery 4. Doua Vang danced an “Elvis in Velvet” themed program for Homecoming 5. Campus prepares Ray Hall for demolition. The building stood on campus from 1914-1996 6. Stout student participants in the Wisconsin Badger State Bench Press Championships

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7. Brad Wahoske’s “Urban Funk Skate” from an Industrial Design partnership with Rollerblade 8. Ron Wilbur and Byron Anderson enjoy a break in the MSC 9. Stout women’s soccer joins the WWIAC conference 10. Wool sweater sale at the Niche 11. Stout’s wrestling team won the WSUC championship. Jeremy Krings went on to Division III nationals. 12. Todd Reinhard and John Moen hold a Packers tailgate on the front lawn of their off-campus house

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1. Students walk past Millennium Hall (now Sorensen Hall) on the Second Street corridor 2. North Point Dining facility under construction 3. Stout Ski and Snowboard Club Railjam event 4. The Blue Blades figure skating club 5. Research Day posters in the Memorial Student Center Great Hall

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6. Design students engaged in a character development exercise 7. Designs for the new Blue Devil mascot (now known as Blaze) 8. Students make use of a new study area in the Jarvis Hall Science Wing 9. Stout softball player Kristy Hoffman is congratulated by her teammates 10. Stout’s newest building: the Jarvis Hall Science Wing

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