Archery Hall of Fame explained

The Archery Hall of Fame and Museum is located in Springfield, Missouri on the upper floor of Bass Pro Shop Outdoor World.^[1]

History

It was formed in 1971 as a committee of the American Archery Council.^[2]

Inductees

1972

• Fred Bear
• Howard Hill
• Ann Weber Hoyt
• Karl E. Palmatier
• Ben Pearson
• Maurice Thompson
• Russ Hoogerhyde

1973

• Robert P. Elmer
• Russ Saxton Pope
• Rube Powell
• Clayton B. Shenk
• Art Young (archery)

1974

• Dorothy Smith Cummings
• Harry Eugene Drake
• Doug Easton
• John Yount (archery)

1975

• Paul Crouch (archery)
• Matilda Howell
• Jean Lee Lombardo

1976

• Babe Bitzenberger
• Dr. Paul Klopsteg
• Louis Carter Smith

1977

• Clarence N. Hickman
• Earl Hoyt Jr. (Obituary)
• Myrtle Miller

1978

• Roy Hoff
• Ann Marston
• Homer Taylor

1979

• Will H. Thompson
• Lura R. Wilson

1980

• Florence Lillie
• George Helwig

1982

• Al Henderson (archery)

1984

• Ann Clark (archery)

1985

• Robert Rhode
• C. A. Saunders

1986

• Henry Bitzenberger
• Doreen Wilber

1988

• Roy Case

1991

• Glenn St. Charles

1997

• Jim Dougherty
• Jim Easton
• Bob Kelly
• Frank Scott

1998

• William Bill Wadsworth

1999

• Floyd Eccleston
• Tom Jennings
• Dick Lattimer

2000

• Stacy Groscup
• Bob Swinehart

2001

• Larry C. Whiffen

2002

• Norbert Norb Mullaney

2003

• Allan Martin (archery)
• M. R. James (archery)

2004

• Rollin Bohning

2005

• Charles E. "Bert" Grayson
• Len Cardinale

2006

• Ed Rohde

2007

• William Bednar
• David Samuel (archery)
• Ishi

2008

• Chuck Adams (archery)
• Julia Body
• George Gardner (archery)
• Dave Staples

2010

• Will Compton
• Hollis Wilbur Allen
• Frank Gandy
• G. Fred Asbell

2011

• Gail Martin
• Ann Butz
• Victoria Cook

2012

• Bob Lee

2013

• Aldo Leopold
• Victor Berger

2014

• Clarence "Bud" Fowkes
• Margaret Klann

2015

• • • • Darrell Pace Randy Ulmer John Williams Jack Witt

2016

• Owen Jeffery

2017

2018

• Richard Carella

2019

• Robert Eastman
• Dwight Schuh
• The Wilson Boys

References

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Notes and References

1. Web site: Archery Hall of Fame & Museum at Bass Pro Shops, Springfield, Missouri. Bass Pro Shop. 14 November 2015.
2. Web site: Archery Hall of Fame and Museum . 2010-07-12 . Archery Hall of Fame and Museum .