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Randall Reid DS49, Dean and Driector, teaches English Composition to the Class of 1970 in the Main Building classroom. Students, (left to right, all DS70) include Bill Sullivan, far left, 2 unknown students foreground, Gary Mahannah, Jeff Moore, Paul…

Randall Reid speaking at podium in main room; scrapbook caption reads, "--Stressing moral guidance from the faculty -- 'how to be intelligent even if you are bright'--", in reference to one of Reid's best-known essays

A newspaper article from the Hanford, California, Morning Journal

Randall Reid in typical attire at bottom of Main Building steps

Randall Reid DS49 taught English at various times in the 1960s and was Dean and Director 1969-1975

Photo taken from approximately the site of the Main Building, showing young cottonwoods on entrance road to the right and the Lower Ranch to the left

A somewhat unusual, perhaps telephoto view of Ranch and Lake

Using a vertical pole normally used to build a haystack, the flagpole on the Circle is raised

Rainbow over the Main Building

Ragnar Mellin was known locally as "the galloping Swede" because he apparently went everywhere at a gallop.