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Prof. H. Scudder McKeel and Petroglyphs
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Prof. H. Scudder Mekeel looking at recreated petroglyphs based upon carvings found on the walls of an Indian rock shelter now called Gullickson's Glen near Disco in Jackson County, Wisconsin. This was part of a display in the State Historical Society Museum.
January 22, 1945
Vinje, Arthur M., 1888-1972 (photographer)
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H. Scudder Mekeel
February 15, 1945
H. Scudder Mekeel, a social anthropologist on the faculty of the University of Wisconsin.
Mark and Galen Hasler
March 14, 1945
Mark and Galen Hasler, twin sons of Prof. and Mrs. (Hanna) Arthur D. Hasler, 205 Lathrop Street, wearing pale yellow suits and sky blue jackets.
Rural Art Show Horse Statue
February 15, 1945
Wood carving of a stallion by Agnar Ole, Washburn, Wisconsin, one of the entries in the sixth Rural Art show at the University of Wisconsin Memorial Union.
Police Captain, J. Homer Elder
May 22, 1945
Police Captain, J. Homer Elder, new Chief of Traffic, talking with a citizen at the Traffic Bureau window.
Meat Inspector at Oscar Mayer
June 22, 1945
Meat inspector inspecting meat at the Oscar Mayer plant.
Roundy's Baseball Team
June 22, 1945
Group portrait of eleven members of Roundy's midget league baseball team.
