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Steve Wennerstrom Papers Finding T h e Steve Wennerstrom Papers The H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture & Sports The University of Texas at Austin Finding Aid Steve Wennerstrom Papers: 77 Boxes, 2 Oversized Boxes: 2833 Folders, 17 Artifacts, 130 Videos, no date, 1836-2014 (11491 items) Abstract Steve Wennerstrom is an expert on the history of women’s bodybuilding. He has served as the International Federation of Bodybuilders (IFBB) Women’s Historian. However, his interest in women’s sports extends beyond bodybuilding and the collection reflects that reality. Almost every sport that women have played is represented, making the Steve Wennerstrom Papers an invaluable resource to all researchers with an interest in women’s sports. Wennerstrom graduated from Cal State Fullerton and ran track. He also created one of the first women’s track publications, Women’s Track and Field World. The collection covers everything from strongwomen and circus performers to bodybuilding and powerlifting. It is truly an amazing knowledge base for bodybuilding and sports fans everywhere, especially those interested in the rise of women’s sports throughout the recent decades. Access Access to the Steve Wennerstrom Papers is restricted to visitors of the H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture and Sports and must be requested in writing prior to arrival at the Center. Furthermore, certain items in the collection (as identified below) are not suitable to be viewed by minors. The research request/proposal should explain the proposed project, the expected outcome, and institutional affiliation, if any. Requests should be sent to: Dr. Jan Todd at [email protected]. For additional information, please phone 512-471-0993. No digital copies of the papers are available. Restrictions on Use 1 | Page Finding Aid Steve Wennerstrom Papers 1836 - 2 0 1 4 T h e Steve Wennerstrom Papers The H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture & Sports The University of Texas at Austin The Stark Center retains the right to limit the use of the Wennerstrom Papers under certain conditions. No copies of any materials in the collection may be made without permission. Processing Information: Collection processed in 2011-2014 by Geoff Schmalz, Stark Center Archivist. To contact Geoff about the content of the collection, please write him at [email protected] or call 512-471-0991. Copyright The user is cautioned that the publication of any of the contents of this collection may be construed as constituting a violation of literary property rights. These rights derive from the principle of common law, affirmed in the 1976 copyright act, that the writer of an unpublished letter or other manuscript has the sole right to publish the contents thereof for the duration of the copyright. Unless he or she affirmatively parts with that right, the right descends to his or her legal heirs regardless of the ownership of the physical manuscript itself. It is the responsibility of an author or his publisher to secure permission of the owner of literary property rights in unpublished writing. This material may be protected by copyright law (Title 17, U.S. Code). Right to Privacy: Sensitive Materials Statement Manuscript collections and archival records may contain materials with sensitive or confidential information that is protected under federal or state right to privacy laws and regulations. Researchers are advised that the disclosure of certain information pertaining to identifiable living individuals represented in this collection without the consent of those individuals may have legal ramifications (e.g., a cause of action under common law for invasion of privacy may arise if facts concerning an individual's private life are published that would be deemed highly offensive to a reasonable person) for which the H.J. Lutcher Stark Center and the University of Texas at Austin assumes no responsibility. 2 | Page Finding Aid Steve Wennerstrom Papers 1836 - 2 0 1 4 T h e Steve Wennerstrom Papers The H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture & Sports The University of Texas at Austin Preferred Citation The Steve Wennerstrom Papers, H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture & Sports, The University of Texas at Austin. [There is no space between H.&J.] Subject Index Books by Graham Fulton- Manual for Physical Smith et. al.: page 306 Measurements, by the History Makers: Women Int’l Cmte of the YMCA: Olympic Champions, by Death in the Locker page 307 Nathan Aaseng: page Room: Steroids and 307 Sports, by Bob Games of the XXIIIrd Goldman: page 307 Olympiad Los Angeles Spalding’s – AAU– 1984, by Int’l Sport Pub.: Athletic Almanac for Das Goldene page 307 1926, by American Olympiabuch, by Frank Sports Pub. Co: page 298 Grube: page 306 Chris Evert, by Linda Jacobs: page 299 Olympische 1966 Almanack of Sport, Sommerspiele ’76, by ed. by Charles Harvey: Shane Gould, by Linda Erich Baumann: pg. 306 page 298 Jacobs: page 299 Olympic Gold, by Gale Muscle et Beaute Goldengirl, by Peter D. Benn: page 306 plastique feminine, by Lear: page 299 Georges Hebert: pg. 297 Goddesses in Stars in Motion, by the Everywoman, by Jean The Int’l Olympic L.A. Olympic Org. Shinoda Bolen, M.D.: Academy 4th Session: Committee: page 307 page 301 Olympia, Greece, by the Track and Field, by Jesse Hellenic Olympic A Complete Pictorial P. Mortensen: page 298 Committee: page 298 Record: Olympics 1976, 3 | Page Finding Aid Steve Wennerstrom Papers 1836 - 2 0 1 4 T h e Steve Wennerstrom Papers The H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture & Sports The University of Texas at Austin Goerner The Mighty, by American Women’s Allure: page 40 Edgar Mueller: page 298 Track and Field, by Athletic Womans Louise Mead Tricard: Women’s Track and Field Periodical: page 233 page 303 World Yearbook 1967, Bodypower: pages 26; 412 compiled by Pete 1976 United States Pozzoli: page 298 Olympic Book, by the Curve: page 41 USOC: page 306 The Press Xth Details: pages 20; 41; 68 Commonwealth Games On Beauty in Woman, Detour Magazine: page Review: page 305 by Alexander Walker: 41 page 307 Women Who Win, by Entertainment Weekly: Francene Sabin: pg. 299 This Life I’ve Led, by pages 40-42 Babe Didrikson An Illustrated History of Zaharias: page 299 Esquire: pages 17; 74; 292 the Olympics, by Richard Schaap: page Groups Flex: pages 14; 16-31; 38; 305 40; 42; 58; 205; 207-209; Int’l Federation of 211-212; 214-215; 224; Die Olympischen Spiele Bodybuilders (IFBB): 226; 228-234; 278; 292 1972, by Werner pages 1; 14; 24-25; 31-37; Schneider: page 306 44; 207; 209; 220; 230; Force et Beaute (France): 284; 288-289; 313; 419 pages 43-48 Olympische Winterspiele ’76, by Karl La La La Human Steps: Globe: page 41 Schranz: page 306 page 115 Ironman (IM): pages 19; Physical Standards for Southern Cal Acro Team 25-26; 32; 37; 58; 68; 210- Boys and Girls, by (SCATS): page 154 211; 213; 217; 226; 230- Charles K. Taylor: page 233; 244-249 Magazines 297 Longevity: page 40 4 | Page Finding Aid Steve Wennerstrom Papers 1836 - 2 0 1 4 T h e Steve Wennerstrom Papers The H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture & Sports The University of Texas at Austin Mademoiselle Gymnast: The National Police Scientific American: page 152 Gazette: pages 50; 61 pages 49-50 Movieline: page 40 Newsweek: pages 35; 49; Self: pages 18; 27; 76; 265 154-155; 161; 214; 240; Moxie: page 49 Shape: pages 41; 78-80; 257; 277; 286; 292; 322 192; 221; 277; 323 Muscle & Beauty: pages Oxygen: page 16; 278 23; 234 Sport: pages 17; 140; 150 People: pages 20; 67; 74; Muscle & Fitness (M&F): Sport in the USSR: page 77-78; 94; 114; 117; 119; pages 17-25; 29-30; 41; 152 133-134; 150; 155; 181; 80; 205-210; 212; 226; 246 Sports Illustrated (SI): 228-233; 279 pages 43; 68; 74; 85; 94; Physical Culture: pages Muscle News (MN): 99-100; 103-104; 106-107; 63; 217; 225; 239 pages 30; 227 110; 112; 116; 121; 123- Playboy: pages 20; 39; 66; 124; 130; 134-136; 139; Muscle Training 73; 76-78; 80; 271; 292 145; 149; 155; 165; 168; Illustrated (MTI): pages 169; 170; 172; 174-176; 206; 210; 226; 240; 247 Playgirl: pages 75; 90; 181; 183; 188-189; 196; 254; 264 MuscleMag International 201; 245-246; 254-256; (MMI): pages 17; 21; 23- Premiere: page 41 258-259; 262-263; 266- 25; 28; 37; 206; 209; 211- 267; 270 Psychology Today: pages 212; 227; 229-233 69; 277 Strength & Health (S&H): Muscular Development pages 58-59; 207; 217- Rock & Ice: page 159 (MD): pages 17; 19; 21; 218; 225; 243-245 25-26; 29-31; 37; 41-42; Rolling Stone: page 49 Time: pages 31; 50; 59; 205; 211-212; 214; 227- Runner’s World: pages 68; 76; 79-80; 130; 146; 228; 231-233; 245-249 68; 75 197; 275 5 | Page Finding Aid Steve Wennerstrom Papers 1836 - 2 0 1 4 T h e Steve Wennerstrom Papers The H.J. Lutcher Stark Center for Physical Culture & Sports The University of Texas at Austin Track and Field News: Films: page 290 New York Daily News: page 43 pages 32; 36; 38; 71; 82; Trading Cards: page 290 270 Turf & Sport Digest: page Videos: pages 290; 413- 157 New York Post: pages 36; 414; 420 41; 82 TV Guide: pages 39-40; Newspapers 69; 82; 113; 124; 127; 235- New York Times (NYT): 238 Los Angeles Herald- pages 42; 66; 238; 246 Examiner (LAHE): pages U.S. News & World San Diego Union-Tribune 89-95; 99-100; 102; 104; Report: pages 50; 80; 85; (SDUT): pages 19; 32; 121-124; 133-136; 139- 277 69-72; 82-83; 89; 95; 97- 141; 146-147; 150-151; 98; 100-101; 108-110; 112; Us Weekly: pages 40-41; 154; 157; 164-174; 176- 124-130; 132; 136-144; 74; 77; 79; 82; 110; 248 179-185; 187-191; 206; 155-157; 192-200; 212; 237; 246; 259-263 Variety: page 39 266-267; 269-272 Los Angeles Times
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