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Articles include -- Time for the Future, two new committees stir the embers by Stephen H. Longmire - Solar Panels III, these ones move by B. Colin Hamblin - Barney Childs, back once more by Stephen H. Longmire - ...Noises strange and wonderful... by…

One morning, Jack Newell DS56, Abigail Breiseth (faculty family, early 1980s), and Denis Clark DS69 took a walk out to the area where there were some Paiute houses, though time has erased most evidence

Petroglyphs near Wyman Creek, near sand trap, not a great image, but might be compared with later ones to evaluate weathering

An extensive (350 poages) monograph describing the Owens Valley Paiutes, including maps and photogreaphs

Deep Springs Mary was one of the last Paiutes resident in Deep Springs Valley, and did laundry for the early students. Husband was Deep Springs Harry, who worked as an irrigator at the ranch.

There are many young women in the picture, and the group is identified as the 1988 coed TASP.

Standing portrait of Deep Springs Mary

Deep Springs Harry, who worked as an irrigator in the early days of the college, on the Main Building porch with Shorty Hardiner

Julian Steward DS18 with Native American informant later in his career in anthropology

Two men with roped bull or large steer