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3-man student crew riding baling machine. On left, Gerard Pook DS43, middle William Allen DS42, right unknown. Date uncertain, but likely 1943. The baler required three people to operate it, while a fourth drove the tractor that pulled it.

Ken Odell DS61, in basement of main building, presumably. It was often necessary to 'acidize' the radiator plumbing in the building to reduce calcification and keep hot water flowing through the pipes.

Andy Fairchild DS67 and Sterling Lacey DS69 hold a calf while ranch manager Merritt Holloway applies a brand

Mike Huston DS68 and Bill Mack DS68 buck bales onto the GMC truck

a - Paul Patterson DS70, left, and Jan Vleck DS69, right, cut and - b- burn willows along an irrigation ditch

Man, possibly Bonham Campbell, tying a roped calf

The FWD truck was used at power plant locations in Utah

2 images, students in various states of undress, cleaning the drained reservoir

Richard Hewitt DS35, Feed Man

Lincoln Bergman DS61, tends to flood irrigation channels for alfalfa