Ignacio High School students: Wyatt Mickas, Hunter Frost, and Krislynn Thompson are just a few of the young individuals who were able to bring the Subway franchise to Ignacio. They pose with their Service-Learning class instructor, Lynn Blakesley. This photo was published in the Feb. 21, 2015, issue of the Southern Ute Drum. 

The Southern Ute Veterans plaque in the Leonard C. Burch Building’s Hall of Warriors has recently been refurbished. Southern Ute Veterans Association Commander Randy Baker, Sr. (left) Vice Commander Ronnie C. Baker (center) and Veterans Service Officer Roderick Grove (right) invite everyone to come by and view it. This photo was published in the Feb. 18, 2005, issue of the Southern Ute Drum. 

Clowning for peace – Clown Hinton Harrison is part of a group marching for peace and healing for the people of the Americas. Their journey led them to the Education Center for a brief visit and will continue on to Chile and then back north to Alaska. This photo was published in black and white in the Feb. 17, 1995, issue of the Southern Ute Drum. 

The Southern Ute Tribe is very proud of Mr. Victor Monte and Ms. Rebecca Thompson, who have completed their training with the Colorado State Highway Department. Shown here is Mr. Al Shalbo, Victor Monte and Alice Baker with a Certificate of Completion. Mr. Monte became a fulltime employe with the Colorado State Highway Department on Feb. 1, 1985. Mr. Monte had this comment, “It’s a job with lots of hard work and good benefits.” This photo was published in the Feb. 22, 1985, issue of the Southern Ute Drum. 

Photo Credit: Damon Toledo | The Southern Ute Drum

Photo Credit: Robert Baker | SU Drum archive 

Photo Credit: SU Drum Archive 