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1. School for coaches

School for coaches

Description: Knute Rockne at Oregon State in 1928 for a school for coaches. Rockne taught four summer coaching schools at Oregon State between 1925 and 1930. Knute Rockne, coach of the Notre Dame Irish, led his teams to three national championships.

2. Rockne and Schissler

Rockne and Schissler

Description: Coaches Knute Rockne of Notre Dame and Paul Schissler of Oregon State College.

3. Knute Rockne

Description: Knute Rockne is shown teaching football at the coaches school at Oregon Agricultural College.

4. 1926 football clinic

1926 football clinic

Description: Left to right: Gene Murphy, Slip Madigan, Knute Rockne, unidentified, Clipper Smith. Smith, football coach at Gonzaga, played for Rockne as a guard at Notre Dame in the late 1910s.

5. OAC Coaches' Clinic participants

OAC Coaches' Clinic participants

Description: Photo shows Knute Rockne in the center with Paul Schissler, Ralph Coleman, and others.

6. Butler, Rockne, and Schissler

Butler, Rockne, and Schissler

Description: Left to right: Coaches M. H. "Dad" Butler, Knute Rockne, and Paul Schissler. Butler coached Rockne in track while he was in high school in Chicago.

7. OAC coaching school

OAC coaching school

Description: Knute Rockne is the person with a helmet and Coach Paul Schissler is the 3rd person from the right.

8. Summer session poster

Summer session poster

Description: Poster shows various educators for the summer session at OAC. Knute Rockne taught the coaches clinic.

9. OAC coaching school demonstration

OAC coaching school demonstration

Description: Knute Rockne, left, is demonstrating a play during the OAC coaching school, circa 1928.

10. Rockne and Schissler

Rockne and Schissler

Description: Knute Rockne (left) and Paul J. Schissler. Photo was used in the OAC Alumnus, July 1928, Vol. VIII, No. 1, page 23.