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American potter and designer

R. Guy Cowan
Born	August 1, 1884 East Liverpool, Ohio, U.S.
Died	March 10, 1957 (1957-03-11) (aged 72) Tucson, Arizona, U.S.
Education	New York State School of Clay-working and Ceramics at Alfred University
Known for	Potter, designer

Reginald Guy Cowan (August 1, 1884 – March 10, 1957) was an American potter and designer. He founded Cowan Pottery and was a leading figure in the Cleveland School of artists.

External links

Entry for R. Guy Cowan on the Union List of Artist Names
Biography on the website of the Cowan Pottery Museum

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Alfred Saxons head football coaches

George Hill (1895)
Leonard Whitfield (1896)
Walter Greene (1897–1901)
Ernest Schaible (1902)
Gordon B. Frost (1903–1904)
John M. Reed (1905)
Reginald G. Cowan (1906)
Lewis Sage (1907)
J. Edward Teiper (1908)
Dalton Sarvey (1909)
Arthur Cottrell (1910)
Lester Dittemore (1911)
Hubert Colton (1912–1913)
Richard Farr (1914)
Edwin Sweetland (1915–1917)
Military officers (1918)
Edwin Sweetland (1919)
Al Wesbecher (1920–1922)
Cy Kasper (1923–1924)
Ernest R. Miller (1925)
Erwin A. Heers (1926–1929)
John Galloway (1930–1934)
John Cox (1935–1936)
Alex Yunevich (1937–1941)
No team (1942–1945)
Alex Yunevich (1946–1976)
Sam Sanders (1977–1984)
Jim Moretti (1985–1997)
Dave Murray (1998–2013)
Bob Rankl (2014– )

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