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The Gold family in formal clothing, standing in front of a large body of water
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Johnnette Anderson (Phillips): 1953 graduation photograph from Byrd High School in Shreveport, Louisiana.
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This photograph depicts the children of Johnnette and Jack Phillips as adults. Johnnette Phillips reported this was at a graduation celebration of one of the children.
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The Phillips family gathers to celebrate the wedding of one of Jack and Johnnette Phillips's granddaughters at Piney Lake in northeastern Eagle County. Johnnette Phillips reported there were intermittent clouds that day. Prior to the wedding, a background cloud formed that was in the shape of a perfect heart.
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This photograph depicts the children of Johnnette and Jack Phillips as adults. Johnnette Phillips reported this was at a graduation celebration of one of the children.
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Johnnette Phillips is photographed with her Anderson family relatives during her niece's wedding in Louisiana.
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Left to right: Terry Minger, Helen Thomas
This 1970s Vail Symposium image is inscribed: "To Terry - with my great admiration for a person who is dedicated to making us all better people. Helen Thomas."
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Left to right: John "Johnny" Lindsay, Jr., Pepi Gramshammer, ski instructor Lana Leonard, NYC Mayor John Lindsay, TOV Manager Terry Minger, ski instructor Marcia Reed
This photograph is inscribed: (illegible salutation), Pepi Gramshammer; "John V. Linsday, for my friend, Terry."
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On 8 July 1963, Dick Pownall, and fellow American Mount Everest Expedition (AMEE) team members, received the National Geographic Society (NGS) Hubbard Medal. The medal was presented by President John F. Kennedy (JFK) during a White House ceremony.
United Press International White House correspondent, Helen Thomas, covered the ceremony. Thomas, who was invited to give a presentation at the (circa) 1974 Vail Symposium, and Pownall may have reconnected...
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Left to right: Rene' Dubos, John Dobson, NYC Mayor John Lindsay, Blanche van Ginkel, Terry Minger
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This 1975 Vail Symposium poster was created by artist/activist Thomas W. Benton. It features a quote from Thomas Jefferson: "A little rebellion is a good thing - as necessary in the political world as storms in the physical."
Vail Symposium founder, Terry Minger, reports that this is his favorite Thomas Whelan Benton poster in the Vail Symposium Series 1971 - 1996.
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Left to right: "Joe" from Town of Vail Public Works Department, WRNF Holy Cross District Ranger Edwin Browning, unidentified man (perhaps John Dobson), Rene' Dubos, Terry Minger
This Vail Symposium tree planting ceremony was held in Lionshead. The photograph is inscribed by Dr. Rene' Dubos: "To Judy and Terry with fondest memories of a wonderful occasion. Rene' Dubos, August 1973."
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Left to right: John Dobson, Terry Minger, President Gerald R. Ford
This 1970s Vail Symposium image is inscribed: "Terry - Thanks for all your help - (illegible) best wishes, Jerry Ford."
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Left to right: Sheika Gramshammer, Joe Langmaid, President Gerald R. Ford, Terry Minger, unidentified woman, Judy Minger
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Left to right: Terry Minger, Robert Redford
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Left to right: Raquel Ramati, Robert Redford, Terry Minger
