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

Reeve Deason standing with his twin sons outside on the main lawn circa 1951. Boarding House in background. Unknown what his job at Deep Springs was.

Ranch staff at lower ranch with stake bed ranch truck. Left to right - Reeve Deason, Joe Gonzalez, Wayne Rupp. Unknown what their jobs were.

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…

Si Whitney, right, talks with Howard Hedgespeth (mechanic), left, and George Brown, who moved from irrigator to Ranch Manager in March 1946.

a - probably Merritt Holloway roping a calf; b - Robin Hayes roping a calf; c - Bill Sullivan DS70 (back to camera) - possibly John Sender DS69 (on ground) - Robin Hayes - and unidentified person wrestle a calf; d - more likely from 1970 - Mike…

a - probably Jeff Boyd DS69 cauterizing a horn stub; b - Unknown person branding; c - Mike Huston DS68 castrating; d - Nonie Holloway vaccinating - Mike Huston castrating - Jan Vleck DS69 holding

Leonard Loomis DS73, Cam Smith DS74, Chris Campbell DS73, JoAnn Smith (music teacher), E. Reid, Michael Fields DS74, Pat Schrock, Gerry Saucier DS73

Chris Breiseth taught at Deep Springs, was President 1980-1983, and later a Trustee

Article in the Telluride Newsletter by Don Read DS59 about Deep Springs cowboy Fogger Dunagan and his wife, Edna