Lifetime Photos
Historic Trails Research, Ames, Iowa     Steve F. Russell, Phd, PE 2012
The photos were taken at various times in my life, including photos taken when I was hiking historical trails.
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Photo Filename	See Photo	Description
1950-09-00 Steve F. Russell (1st Grade).jpg	Click Here	Steve F. Russell, in the first grade at Lowell School, Missoula, Montana 1950.
1959-Sophmore-Stevensville.jpg	Click Here	Steve F. Russell, a Sophmore at Stevensville High School, Montana 1959.
1961-Rhythm-Rompers-WSS-MT.jpg	Click Here	Rhythm Rompers Dixieland Band, White Sulphur Springs, Montana 1961.
1962 Graduation Steve F. Russell (2).jpg	Click Here	Graduation photo of Steve F. Russell, White Sulphur Springs High School, Montana 1961.
1962-Hooking-Logs-steve-f03.jpg	Click Here	Steve F. Russell, logging on the Russel Fork of Deep Creek, in the Little Belt Mountains, east of Townsend, Montana, summer of 1962.
1962-Hooking-Logs-steve-f03b.JPG	Click Here	Steve F. Russell, logging on the Russel Fork of Deep Creek, in the Little Belt Mountains, east of Townsend, Montana, summer of 1962.
1965-Steve-Jim.jpg	Click Here	Jim Young and Steve F. Russell horsing around in the kitchen of Gladys and Ely Johnson, on the Johnson ranch, west of White Sulphur Springs, Montana 1965.
1973 Physics Research-1A.JPG	Click Here	Steve F. Russell in his large research lab in the Physics Research Center, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, 1973. Steve is wearing his work boots and his shirt and parts are work clothes bought at Sears.
1973 Physics Research-3A.jpg	Click Here	Some of the gang and the Physics Research Center. I reported to Stan and John was my Major Professor, visiting from Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa
1978 Marion Ham Radio.jpg	Click Here	My ham radio station was in the basement of my house in Marion, Iowa, when I was working for Rockwell-Collins on the NAVSTAR Global Positioning System. I built a ham contest station, and was in the 10 meter contest. The antenna was a Hygain TH6DXX beam on a 48 foor free-standing tower.
1984-Olathe-Kansas-Sfr0224.JPG	Click Here	Steve F. Russell operating a ham radio station as a public demonstration. The station was set up in a mall in
1986 Eric-Berg004.jpg	Click Here	My first graduate student, Eric Berg, MSEE, 1986
1990-steve.JPG	Click Here	Business photo of Steve F. Russell while teaching at Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa. 1990
1997-Fall-Sfr0175.JPG	Click Here	Steve F. Russell on a road crossing the Virginia City and Lewiston Wagon Road (Bird-Truax Trail) 1997
1998-SFR0328.JPG	Click Here	Steve on the Lolo Trail west of Howard Camp, 1998
1999 Anders-Mattsson PhD.jpg	Click Here	Anders Mattsson and Steve F. Russell in their PhD robes at Anders' graduation from Iowa State in 1999.
1999-sfr0361.jpg	Click Here	Steve F. Russell posing for a photo in the pine trees at his home in Ames, Iowa. He had just returned from the mountains of north-central Idaho, 1999.
2006-High-Society-P1010019.JPG	Click Here	High Society Big Band playing an outdoor concert at Reiman Gardens, Ames, Iowa 2006. Steve F. Russell is playing lead trumpet
2009-07-22 Horace Axtell.JPG	Click Here	Horace Axtel and Steve F. Russell. Photo is taken at Horace's home in Lewiston, Idaho. Horace and Steve related to each other on the history of the Northern Nez Perces Trail (Lolo Trail) in Idaho. Together, we had ridden horses and hiked segments of the Lolo National Historic Trail and Landmark.
2009-08-08 Lolo Motorway Rain.jpg	Click Here	Hiking in the rain on the Lolo National Historic Trail in north--central Idaho, at the age of 65 in the summer of 2009.
2010-Heartland Jazz Jam P1010116.JPG	Click Here	This is the Heartland Jazz Band started by Steve F. Russell in 2010.
2011 New Orleans Preservation Hall-01.JPG	Click Here	In 2011, I attended the Traditional Jazz Camp held in New Orleans. The 2nd-Line Tumble was a march of the musicians around the French Quarter. We were stopped for a rest when I decided to play the old NOLA tune, "Black & Blue." People came out of the rest
2011-07-11 RAGBRAI White Oak(2).JPG	Click Here	Steve riding long distance in RAGBRAI (the Register's Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa) near White Oak, Iowa.
2011-New Orleans-Steve-Russell-2nd-Line-Tumble (Black & Blue).JPG	Click Here	In 2011, I attended the Traditional Jazz Camp held in New Orleans. The 2nd-Line Tumble was a march of the musicians around the French Quarter. We were stopped for a rest when I decided to play the old NOLA tune, "Black & Blue." People came out of the restuarants to hear me play and thanked me.
2012 Steve F. Russell Portrait.jpg	Click Here	This is how I looked in 2012 at the age of 68.
2012-Tuba-Christmas-Ames.JPG	Click Here	For a few years, I played my baritone in the Tuba Christmas celebration in Ames, Iowa. This photo was taken at my house when I was getting ready to leave for the concert.
2013-02-23 IMG_2565-2.jpg	Click Here	Steve F. Russell posing with his trumpet in from of an fanciful paint of Jesus.
2013-03-10 JSJB IMG_2677.JPG	Click Here	Steve F. Russell posing with his trombone during a break for a concert being played by the Johnston Station Jazz Band, Johnson (Des Moines) Iowa.
Idaho Governors L&C Committee P1010002.JPG	Click Here	Photo #1 of the Idaho Governors Lewis and Clark Committee. They had requested that I guide them on the portion of the Lewis and Clark Trail that went through the Lolo Pass and Packer Meadows area.
sfr0360-mod-2.jpg	Click Here	Photo of Steve F. Russell hiking the Lewis and Clark Trail in southwest Montana, near the Big Hole. This photo was on the cover of the Ames Tribune TV Guide.