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unidentified students, Ed Loomis DS42 at right. Loomis was faculty and academic dean at the time.

Ed Loomis DS42 in jeep overlooking DS Valley. The remnants of the (very steep) road remain in place on Chocolate Mountain as of 2017, but vehicle access to the road ended in 1990s with creation of the Piper Mountain Wilderness.

Ed Meehan DS17 in front of haystack

Ed Meehan DS17

Ed Wesely DS45 and friend

Ranch Manager Ed Woodhouse on front porch with coyote pelt

Ed Woodhouse was an early, perhaps the first, ranch manager at Deep Springs. Seems to be a braided leather reata on his saddle.

L-R: Edna Dunagan, Fogger Dunagan

George Edwards DS33

Caption states, "El Toro before starting east, 9/1949," apparently the nickname of the truck - students include (upper, l to r) Donald Baker DS47, James Bostwick DS47, (lower, l to r) Donald Lammers DS47, Bob Bull DS48, Richard Patch DS47