Ab Snell and Tyler Russell holding a trophy
Clemson University Libraries On back of photo: 1949 Ab Snell and; Tyler Russell
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Tyler Russell (with trophy) flanked by Henry Black, Ab Snell and two other men
Clemson University Libraries Russell, with Snell (left) and Black (right). On back: 1949.
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Henry Black (with trophy),Ab Snell and Tyler Russell with two other men
Clemson University Libraries Black (center with trophy), Russell and Snell on his left. On back: 1949.
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Ab Snell with trophyflanked by Henry Black, Tyler Russelland two other men
Clemson University Libraries Snell (center with trophy), Russel to his right; Black to his left.On back: 1949;Henry Black, Ab Snell (seated)
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Clemson students with trophy from the American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Clemson University Libraries Left to right: J.P Bull, L.G. Jeffords, S.T. Russell (with trophy), H.N. Black, A.W. Snell.
A.J. Schwantes shaking hands with S.T. Russell (holding trophy)with other Clemson students looking on
Clemson University Libraries S.T. Russell shaking hands with A.J. Schwantes with other Clemson students from the American Society of Agricultural Engineers. On back of photograph: Representing Clemson college in receiving the annual Farm Equipment Institute award at Michigan State college on June 20, were the five Clemson students shown above. S.T. Russell of Jamestown, second from right, receives a trophy on behalf of the Clemson chapter from A.J. Schwantes, extreme right, head of the Agricultural Engineering department at the University of Minnesota, and president of the national group of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers. Clemson won the award as having the outstanding student group of ASAE in the colleges in the United States and Canada and was based on a 100-page summary of the activities of the Clemson chapter. Other Clemson men attending the national meeting in Michigan were, left to right, A.W. Snell of Elloree, J.P. Bull of Santee, L.G. Jeffords of Timmonsville and H.N. Black of Ruffin.