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See accompanying key for IDs. "The Barracudas" is written on the front of the print, not sure of the origins of the editorial except there were deep anti-Communist overtones at this time. Bob Gatje DS43 was probably attending for Telluride…

Drain reservoir, haul sludge in buckets to be carried away in the dump truck

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unknown person uses tool to clear brush from the trash bars of a sand trap

Carleton Everett DS48, John Stoner DS47, John Lewis DS47, Dick Patch DS47, John Sinning DS48, James Bostwick DS47, Mark Follstad DS48, Curt Karplus DS48, Lee Talbot DS48, Mark Sexton DS48, Mort Weinstein DS47, sitting in the shade at Cameron Trading…

Martin Sachse standing near water tower (tank?), Gilbert Pass in background, wearing white, with canteen. Sachse was DS mechanic in the early 1920s

See accompanying key to associate names, which include Roger Pierce DS50, Ernie Tucker DS50, William Waina DS50, Humphrey Fisher DS50, George Robinson DS50, Stephen Rabin DS50, Chuck Steensma DS50, David Burleson DS50, Clifford Ghames DS51, Miles…

Harry Thomsen DS27 and Fred Spooner DS27 cut firewood, wearing protective gear

caption, "after removal of carbon from power plant engine"; in the first few years, Deep Springs electrical power came from a DC generator powered by a diesel engine, in the northeast corner of the garage

Joseph Nunn was a Constitutional member of Telluride Association (among those too young to join until they came of age), and nephew (?) of LL Nunn who served as Ranch Manager at one point