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Dean Sarah Stickney of Deep Springs College inquired about past DS Summer Sessions, and I wrote about two pages based on what I knew.

The White Mountains of California have provided archeologists with an entirely new picture of the development of man and his culture which disputes the belief that the Near East was the cradle of civilization.

Bruce Laverty DS43

Bruce Simmons was a favorite of LL Nunn's, participating in TA and DS activities

2 portraits of Bruce Simmons

Mike Huston DS68 and Bill Mack DS68 buck bales onto the GMC truck

Buildings associated with salt works at Deep Springs Lake; caption on photo rear reads, "Buildings at Deep Springs Lake. They belong to Inyo Chemical Co. which attempted to extract potash from lake during war & then went broke."

Bulldozer building bank at Lower Reservoir

Burgin (faculty) and Otto Suhr (engineer in the Nunn system, later Director of Deep Springs) at a campfire at Scotty's Death Valley Ranch

a - Paul Patterson DS70, left, and Jan Vleck DS69, right, cut and - b- burn willows along an irrigation ditch