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It seems that in the early years many lecturers and short-term scholars passed through Deep Springs

Members of the DS faculty and staff gather for group photo, circa 2003. (Date is not certain. First Row L-R Jack Newell DS56 (and president), Diane Seidenverg (office manager), Geoff Pope (ranch manager), Ellie Gossen (administrator), Debbie Smith…

Earline and Randall Reid at a gathering at their house in Reno, after leaving Deep Springs

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.

Eunice and Si Whitney, Director 1942-1948, standing in front of Main Building

L: Evelyn Eaton, R: Robert Rugeroni, lower ranch corrals during roundup

L-R: Phil Craven DS60, Bob Gay DS60, Giles Rafsnider DS59, with Evelyn Eaton (faculty - French), in main room

On lake road midway between college and DS Lake, unidentified

On lake road midway between college and DS Lake. L-R: Hal Sedgwick DS62, Robert Gay DS60, Ray Diggle DS60, Robert Rugeroni DS60, William Hensel DS62