Albuquerque High School - La Reata Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1923 volume:

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E After the Mexlcan cesslon ln l848 the Amerlcan government formally valldated the land grants issued to the Pueblo lndlans by the Spamsh crown and the Mexlcan repubhc ln the plcture below are represented the governors of the varlous pueblos at the tlme those grants were confirmed by American law and the canes which appear ln the plcture are supposed to have been given those pueblo governors at that tlme by President Lmcoln The treaty slgned between the lndlans and the Unlted States government extended the horizon much further than our forefathers knew Here are unshlne glxsten ng sands unique pueblos open mesas plc turesque figures ln the r na lve abode-sometlmes on a plece of low land ln the bend of the R10 Grande surrounded by cottonwoods agaxn on the open plaln no tree xn sight or as IS the ca e wxth Acoma on top of a brg rock a vxllage of several hundred mhabxtan s from three to flve hundred feet aboxe the surrounding plaxn Sometlmes the stern lnterpretatlon of the wxll of Cod by a tribal medl cxne man or prophet calls the lndlan to unusual physxcal exertion ln solemn dances that contmue from sunset until SUDYISC Along with mass at Chrlstmas eve or Easter mornrng go the natxve dances Qometlmes the pale face IS a The openlng of tl'e lrrrgatxon dltrlfe plowlng txme plan mg time and the harvest all are occaslons for solemn ceremonxes X pale face may llve ln the state for years and not become acqualn ed wxth the lore about hlm Most speclal occaslons among the lndlans may pass unnotlced by other people for the lndlans are not prone to advertlse themselves Only the trading of the Amerlcan has taught the lndxan to place a morev value on hls pottery weavmg whlch have long made the lnterxor of an lndxan home comfortable and attractlve Strange tradltlons which constltute a large part of their llterature have IUII l F. 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' i .y or . ,Pl . l , ., . . , - 1nsp1rec1 the sons and cauxghters of the New Memco educa11on11 sy tem to NVI'ltC suc 1 xllads as the followxnf A TALE OF ACOMA 1 1 4 1 4 1 ' Us 0 1'he 111ustrat1ons on page seventeen suggest the mu1t1tude of occupahons and vocatlons of the cltxzens of the state as well as some of the pOSS1b1llflCQ for vacatnon days branclmg cattle IXLI 11 a brxdge across the RIO Grande scenes on cattle ranches and chxclcen ranches sage brush and cactus red peppers agarnst the glxstenmg walls of an adobe house fcommon scene here IH the fall 111stor1c churches La Bajada 1-1111 road between Albuquerque and Santa Fe the dlfference between an adobe house that has been left unplasterecl and those that have been plastered and the rallroadmg lndustry of the state For occupat1on one may sele 1 ranlroaclmg ranchmf' r commercxal 11nes ch1c1cen TGIQIDQ makes a good avocatlon and numerous poss1b11 11135 for trxps to hlstorlc rums at 1'r11o1es r emez to the C1 1 In the S10 Acoma ls called to the State lV1u eum at Santl I e to xarlous 1nd1an pueblo- such as Tesuque Nambe San llclefonso L parola Chamlta Allqulse Santa Clara and ban uan near Santa Fe ban Do mmgo lsleta Laguna and others about Albuquerque and the famous pueblo at - - 1 , ' 1' ' z Q 2 ' ' 2 'l'131"-' 'LJ , X1-1 X1-x11-11 is 1111- 1:11:11 111' l111'1'1 ' i-1 I' N1:111,1 lllf' I:1l1-s 1 1-1111111 11-ll. 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FLRSTENFELD EdItor of Organxzahons WILSON KEIM Humor EdItor ELNICE I-IERKENHOFF E.dItor of AudItorIum and Calendar Assistants ELIOT WIGGLESXVORTH Senlor Staff Asslstant LILLIAN SCUTT unIor Staff ASSlSt3Ht MARY FORAKER Sophomore Staff Asslstant JACK MCFARI AND and WALLACE SHERIDAN Humor Ass ts 923 BUSINESS EARL IVIARCLS CIYCUIHIIOH 'VIanag.,er BARBARA E. PHII LIPS Faculty AdVlSSY and Busmess Manager Assistants LAWRENCE TVIILNE unlor ASSlStaDt ClfCUI3tlOH Manager DANNY MACPHFRSON Sophomore ASSlStaHt CIrcuIatIon Mgr 923 PRINTING E V CARLETON Faculty SupervIsor PUPILS IN PRINTING CLASSES ASSlStaHtS IU! 0 I - j I sm " , 5 ' 1 f VIRGINIA BRAQG Inmmam- Editor . I I H I I ' j , I . . 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'I . 1311 's ' Q 'I -s ' - 11111 11111 '1- 1Il1'l'1'S11IlQ1 11' 1111-5' 'lI'f' 11111s- tr'1t- att" it: '-1y 1 '- 11-111-vu 111- 1111's11"11' ans t1is 1' -' will 11'- '- ' -' Q. 1A1s1's 1 '11', W1- '111-1'1111t11111111:1 I111- uw- of 1111- 'L pi-1 ht xdn gs The majorxty of our lllustratlons are typxcal of the stat md on the Semor pant ls the school emblem the volcanoes was us: d for decoratlon lhe majorlty of the lllustratlons thls year are not drxwmgs but kocak plctures of manv places and thlngs of mtt rtst We deslre to express our smcere appreclatlon and thanks I th Kodak Club for thelr hearty co operatlon whlch enabled us to l ur som: excellent prctures Chrlstlne Leftwlch and Elolse Boren ml nth rs of the Art Department under the dlrectton of Mlss Shanks ll lXf tux: n us some rxcellent work Much credlt IS also du 'Vlary S ntltr Uvyen Marron Loren Mozlev and Wilson K lm for thelr ht lp m tlrxwlng cartoons Rosalie Furry ATHLETICS Xlbuquerque s athlctlcs for the years of Z7 and 73 have b en 1 rltcldtd success ln football basketball track t nms and bas ball th student body showed the best of sp1r1t ln football thts year s tt un stands unsurpassed by any eleven of former years The squad was steady conslstent and happy ever ready to help the Varslty out Only one game was lost and that to Roswell Albuquerque s age old rlval tn all departments of athletlcs Although several games md the state champlonshlp were lost ln basketball the team dxd manage to wln the Sectional Tournament and a great deal of valuable department of athletlcs and he IS to be congratulated on the fight en durance and good sportsmanshlp of hls varlous teams As has b en the custom because our annual goes to press before the aCt1Vlt1CS of tennis and track are complete the alumnl sectlon carrles each year a record of those aCtlVltl6S for the precedlng year Next year we shall find one phase of athletncs for years not mentloned for Mr Moore IS begmnmg the development of a school baseball team Good luck 'Vlr Moore we re for you Malcolm Long XX e are the semors of today w wlll b come alumnae tomorrow It IS only natural for us the class ot 73 to look wlth some anxiety upon the record by whlch future classes will know and classlfy us bam s Wlll be forgotten Cur reputatlon mu t r st upon somethmg stronger and more endur nv than a class m morlal Our attalnm nts ar d the mstxtutlons Wlllfll we have estabhshed wlll alon make an endurmg place for us Let us look th n at som of the worthv thmgs whlch have been accon pl1 hed m our career and wlth our support Before l970 we had almost no athletrc schedule Ex n ln that tyentful vear our men were forced to fight agalnst trem ndou ob t'1cles Was the goal worthy of the pr1ce3 Th re IS no need ot an an w We hue but to look at the splendxd schedule of thls year Do you r member the plays whlch were gn en before that t m 3 You probablv do not Allow us to pomt to the remarkable dramatlc events of the last two years Were those earlv attempts worth whrl 5 They certainly were IMI -2 . NS... . . . v . w , 6 r . I . , C x l -I L fl P ,. ' l - aa 1 Q- ' . ' ' ' . ' - gg ' ' . . . I l 3 , ' .Qt Q s, V , , - l' 3' ' -.. .C. Af! 1 V. 1 A ' L I' .N . A-1 r ,AT 3 lx C x y . . n . . ' ' Y E g . . , . experience. Mr. Moore has turned out good, clean sportmen in every . Y - . . . . S , . ' Y A . Q ' ' . - . O l e ' . ' S e' ' 5 1 5 e . e X . . . . V y .L S A s ' . e e .. ' ' 1 's ' 1 . n - , . v J K N I im 3 - S c . X K . - 3 . . s er. 1 ' ,' '- ' fx - ' ' f I 2. ' ' 4' -':: Remember the t1n1 groups wl11cl1 met then to stud1 de11a11 and parl1am111tar1 procedura Then glance for a moment r 11s1t 1l1e d1l1at111g societies of toda1 nllunk of tl1e Scl1olarsl11p Somew 1l1e 186 nt 11.11 3111 111C ssociation 1111 1 ows ll 1 C orr1 s 111 c1111e Club 111 odalx Qluln tl1 D 1111111111 C 1111 a111 111 bpa111s1 13 l11 11111 s 1. 1 11111 71 1 1 1,1 1 .1 1 .1 C 1 1 1f1ps X111 1 11 11 1 11s .111111 1 V N 11 . 111 1 1 . 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F' M' 1 I 1 ,, , . , , f"'e---"""-K W Y- W F- in-V ,P SENIOR 'QRESIDENT S MESSAGE SCl1OOl spirit max he summed up as true sportman-.h p 111 l It 1 sc mol ife u'st as patriotism is more than sudden ljhxsts of ent 1 n so sthool spirit is more than paving whims and fanciful desires I l im, interest and loyalty which makes up true school life We fnd that eat 1 tli 1 ses to its highest point of interest and lovalty in t e senior xear hu muc1 depends upon what ha been done in the preceding wears the cl f tus n its roll memberx of well rounded rharacter persons who are trained lUI1L, Nexerx ine ll t e ix iw not een imitc to my sngle achiex tn 4 o 1 ix en tc t ose w io we Q ore tix n thi w ax xr co 1r1t 1 pa we rom one aw to t c next in it is our exrnest hope that much ot thls same interest and loxa tx max ta en up hx foll wing 1 N 1 t e lorx f th Xlhuquerquc High Sc oo LI ORG! H Ol HON OEORCE OLSON Premdont MAYNARD BOWEN Secrehry CARL ALLEN VweP1cs1dent NATHAN GLASSMAN Treasurer IXQI P :1 A . ' ,M ' 1 ' .Ai W A 'X A W Q ti -X a gr , A 1 - I , f l I , I ' In 3 5 3 1 i QU. just-5 of rl l' .. j . ' V ti w 1. y " 3 ' A ' ' 1 ' A Q V ' t is t ia' ,LN-' j F Y v I x w . I .1 w . ' .' . . . I A . 55 1 , Q ' S ' . i K -' H 'ash o '23 2. 11 I .' I ' '. , S C H ' . A Q l fx f sl l' .:1. il h s h 1-lisp hz: lr l' ' 'cl 2 1' x ' 'if 'ef inf-nt, hut has accomplished several objectives. il he credit is not all to be giv- to this lass, h wever, hut mush must lm gi' 1 h .' 'l ' re h -f l 's .xhv l sp' ' 's sq d f cl:-.' he ' z d ' Lg b' o " 1 'lzisfvs lo h Lf -' o c .1 1 ij .i h l. . I .. I 5 - I 1 K' . F sq. A -A 1, . . , ll, AQ , 1 ,V I x 'I . ci t I AN HONEST MAN IS THE NOBLEST WORK OF GOD Common sense IS Natu SNYDER LOUISE LEWIS RICHARD 1 1 1 1 GROSE DOROTHY HANSON FLORENCE ZIRHUT IVIILDRED YI I I IVICMAINS PHILIP I1 ll CRESWICK IVIARGIJERITE 1 I LOCKETT ROBERT II PIIIII S111 GARRETT MARY I 11 4 an lt mmtx IN mtl Ix 1 l1Il W EILLER BYRON Q Ill Ill I re s gift, but reason IS an rt" PM I' I' 46 H I A. A.. II. I. Ilfmm' S.-1-if-ly. ZZ. 'l'.-tml plus Ilms A1121-le-sl. 3 Sv 'I'6'I1II'lY -IIIIIIIPI' Vlzlw. 32. XY -I-stu-r Iw- Imiiylu Suvin-III. 2. II, I. A. A.. I. I'z-vsi- 4I4'IlI Ii1r1I:llI 1'Il1Iv, I Sa-'rw-I:ll'.x' I'l':1m:nI- is 1'IuIv. I. St"I'I'IlII'4I I-'1-II1-ws' IIIIIII. I. Ili-Y, 2. II. I. "I'1-gg. Il' Aly IIl'ilI'I,H Ii. "Ivll4I1'l' I'ux'1'1'." I 1 Iimnsn-V1-It IN-Imlillgr S0141-ty, I. "TI:- I'ip1-l'." I. S1,pI1m11w1'1- I'1'ug1':lm, 2. A A.. I. Y IIIUIIIIII4. 22, II. I. A. A.. 12. fl. I. ! 'JIIII1' Lust Silk II:1I." I. Snpllnmnxw' I'IIlI4'I'IJIIIIIlH'lII. 2. 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"I'1lllIl' Hut 0 fthv 'it 'I I ," -I. 9 "A g1m1I I'I'I'll1I nf I Ii'lllI.'. as - 1 ' ' a 4 I: 21 IU GOOD NATURE AND GOOD SENSE MUST EVER JOIN BRANSON LEINORE N KLEINWORTH JO ARNOT BERTIE 411 I MOZLEY LOREN N lm ll l an IQ N I Hut 1 HOLT JESSIE A 41 SCHEELE CARL BROSEY EVELYN l RICHMOND EARL I X14 NOE THELMA SCARAMELLINI MARY Good temper, 11ke a sunny day, sheds brlghtness over everything 11- 61 77 1 F V 1 Y lil-1-l:nln:uIm'-x Vunlf-sl 4114-N 31H11l4'Sl, 1 IM-lpluizm Nw-i4-tux ull.-X A1l11Ill'Sl. 1 Vamp lfilw- Girls 'IH-X Xluim-sl.1 liz.-1u1ff:.1l 1.':1I:I:l IH-I. I. Y '11lVVI'l1N. 1, U. H. A. 11l'1'11111'Il1t'. 5 x "In lrulh. :I gf-mln :iunu-slim' sf-ul Hrmsa-rf-11 1M-ln:1lill:4 S11-"IL 1. Y. 1' 11'1isIIvx' 1'1lI1l, Ii, A. A, l "Lust Silk 11:1I." 1. 1,1'l'S1l1l'Il1 fuplm ll :rv 411ilNN. 2.7 Av'1S11'1' IN-lutillg S vi:-Yy. 2. 55. 1. SI: t- f1l'Zl1U1'1l'R11 Follts-st 1. '11l'4'2lSll1'l'l' llrxxmzllia' l'1u1n, -1. Yiw- 1'rvsi4lvnI Kodak 1'l1llr. -1. 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Lf. fl, 1. 1 1Lm1il-l1n:.1l tI,os 1'vl'l'111Il'i. , . - vs 4 f' I QT MUSIC IS WELL SAID TO BE THE SPFFCH Ol' ANGELS MAY LEOLA OSMAN DONALD Nails MARRON OWEN I I OIII 0 I II I ml so It I mn 1 I I BOYD LILA ll XXI lltltl QIINQ SCHNEIDER HELEN N un Nl III Ilunseu Iulll Nnutx x llll ALLEN CARL Ixt I IIN Isnt N1 mm re II 111 x s uotInII 1 nr nr LUIPI IONES HELEN muh I I u SANCHEZ EMMA 1 2 IP For Xu ,us s 0 thorn- NICOLACI ROSE Fha grvxtwt pmw-r lx pqtnncq DINELLI FRANK I I To be conscious that you are ignorant is a great step to knowledge 1 u 1 x n , ,, I 1 A. A. A. N-vplmxnxmv I,l'llLIl'JlIIl. L. 1'Imrus. I. 15. 9 XY:-Instvl' In-Inllil1:.L .W "'l3'. A. .L , . l-Rmlluqlll, CI, 4, 'IH-mis. ZZ. II. 4. Ul':ll1v1'- il-nl 1'1mI4-st. II. 'Wliss I'Il!'I'l'j'IIllSS ," L'. IH-Q U' NIA II1:url." Il. "1' llll' I t 4-1' th- Iiile-lawn." I. "IvIl4IO'l' l'm'1-r." 4. .xllI'Ul'IIlIIl I':-I-mtv. Il. 4. R1 sf-"I IM'Ix:IIillg1 Su" '15, II, 4. II'-Y, 2, ff, -'. A ..X.. l. 21. Ii. I. Iiolzk t'luIw, 4. 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SC 21 THOSE WHO THINK MUST GOVERN THOSE WHO TOIL FURRY ROSALIE N I llll f 1 u BOREN ELOISE IVIORELLI CARMEN lu r HINE CARL Il nl mm h 1 COOPER VEDA WICKHAM DOROTHY x om lm KIRVPATRICK JOE 1011 1 lllll alle 4 SILVER LELA ll l SAFFORD C-ERTHA llull Knowledge may glve weight but accomplishments glve lus er l'Ul D Ll H y l.:l lie-:lin .'I:lll. Il. fl. -l. S6'4'l'l'liIl'j ll-nw:-xo-ll lla-lmling S1 -'-U. II. Yi -1-- lxl'l'NlllO'lll llmpm-vs-lt In-lmlirlg' Slwlvty Ii. Nlplwxnufrrv l'rw:1':n1n, 12. WYl1inIl1-1' llllli. 2. l. l'l'l'NIlll'lll xYlllNllt'l' 1'lllln. -l. Yl"f lll'h'Nl4l4'lll Girl! l.:-1:51111-. -4. Ili-A, -I. 4'1Nv1ll.- lllll nl lllt' liiI4'l11'll," -1. , XYlKIIw: Vlulr. A. A. llc '-'-ll Ibvlmt- in: Smfivly. Swpllmlmxw' '1ll'l'ilSlll'1'l' 2. "l ml--r 1'm'1-r," 1. 1 l'mlv-1'xxm,1l lirlmm- M4-Inl, Il. U, G. X. l'4-l'liliv:xIn-, U. A. 'l'. 4'vl'lill4-zllv. PITT. OLLIE 1'l1u1'l1w. l. l, I1ElNlil'lllllll. fl, "'l' 'rf' is .1 xl-in 1-I' mirllu ll1'Ill'lllll lll'l' :xi uf 4ligniI.x," Y S4'I1PlIll'NllllI Sm-in-ly. l. "A vlusv ll IA:lIvl1e-s nu lli-sf' Y l.:l livzllu .'t:lll'. fl. 4. A. A.. 4, I' lfsxzly fl. Y uxliss l'lll'l'l'.'lPllISS Lf. 1' Tllh, 2 3.4. 5 7 Hrvln-strzl. 2, Il. Vlmrus. fl. A. TX.. 1. 2, 25. 4, "Sp-Ml is silvlr x -nvr A ,mill-11" I XVl'sls-1' l'lul1, 3, 4. A. A.. 2. 3, 4. U lllIlIl'IlS, I, 2, "l'1-x'ss'vvl':1n1'v is :I um virtue-. :nl slw haul il." H . . - - 77 , I . l C 25 SMOOTH RUNS THE WATER WHERE THE BROOK IS DEEP QOEN I-IEARST HOLT LORA BUSTAIVIENTE ROSE GALLIER TED WIGGLESWORTH ELIOT COX VIOLA CHENEY DOROTHY GLASSIVIAN NATHAN IVIANTO SIYA AUDREY BUEHRING CLARA It II True ease ln wrxtmg comes from art not chance I wi: u y I"mvIII.1II. fl. I. I'I'1'NIII1'1lI of I , A I ml.NI1'i:1l VIHI-. I, IIIA. I: I -I. II. I 7 4'II4-I' IIQIII' is Im! m- '- , I' I - III'iII'I.u Y SIIIIIIINII I'I:l.I. 2. "Shu uurkr uAI : will ' Y A. A.. 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':l1fI lin : ' v'Il4I 4nIl'I.H 4 . . . n , I 1 'I NOT ONLY GOOD BUT GOOD FOR SOMETHING BRAGG VIRGINIA 4 lxn Ol SON GEORGE ll If If N GIBSON VIV' AN 1 N I 1 I Ix11 1l MAC DONALD MARY BOW EN MAYNARD FREED HAZEL 1111 DI 1l ll LOUDON LOUISE TODD DANA 1 1 111 I 0 SEVERNS ELLEN 1 111111 I I1111 11 I MCKECHNIE NESTA R111 QXPII IIIIII III 1111918 I111 r 1 111111111 ll Have more than thou showest, speak less than thou Imowest PAGI' I so 77 9 l l l l.:1 II1-:11:i SI:1ll'. I. II111111r S11-114533, -I 'dllllb' I'lIll'l'.H I. A. A.. Il. 4. '1I:1l r'l11l1, l. 4 Y I'1'1-A1111-111 S1-1111- 1'l:1w, 4. I'r1-9111111 Ili I I'llllP, I. SI'l'I'4'IiII'A' II1111111' S111-'-I-' fl. I"1111ll111ll. I. "1'11i1111 IIIII of Il11 IiII1'li1'Il.M I. Y I: l.:1 II1-:1I:1 SI:1l'l'. 2. I. I,4'l'1Il'lI .'l:1fl'. fl N4'I11l:1lNl1i11 Sflivlj, 2. fl, I. AY-Ilslvl IM-l1:1Ii11: S111-i1-15. Z. I. A11li111ri11111 Ile- l1:1l1-. ll. III'1II0l'l1'Jll I'4lIIIl'NI, fl. '1 I: 1'l11l1. I. A. A.. I. 2. fl. I. 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H 1 1 -, 1 ll A MERRY HEART DOETH GOOD LIKE A MEDICINE SI ERRETT ARABELLA nu N4 4 It RAN EY LEONA I IIII Q Q n nn lln UI un HAMMOND PAUL II 1 1 1lINIll BRYANT JANE an 1 N fu-tx N ell BRADEN ELISABETH HILLIARD HELEN l l HUBBELL GEORGE I 1 PATTERSON ISABELLI NLLEVN AUDREY WARD FREDERICK K Charms strlke the eye, but merit wms the soul 1 Xl I 17 ' I I Y IY4'lusle-1' IM-lr:1ling.1' S4 -'-ty, fl, II. .'n" l'l'l:lI'4I :null 'III'1'2lNlII'l'I' ul' IV -lash-r IN-but mg Sm-if-ly. -I. Gallup In-Imlv. IZ. Au lIll4ll'llllll IM-lultv, -I, I.:l II1':l!:l SI:llI', I SVI rlzlrslxip Suvivly, II, Il, I. l IV:-Ist'-1' lla-lvulim.: S1 -Wty, Il. AI. I'1"sif ml.-nl II'-Islvx' IM-Imting S1 -"IL n Sm -'-lg. 2, JI. -I. l'r1-sidvnl llunm' Su vie-ly. I. A. A., I, 12. -I. "'l'lu- I'ipc-r." I. Y IJIHIIIIJIII. AI. II:lsIu-llmll, AI. IIII'Il1'Ii, Il, I. Sv-'Q-t:xl'y III-Y. I. S1"l'4'IilI'j' A. A.. I. Se-1-4-tzxry Inl .' "nl Vlulr, 'I. Ur- 1'l1e-stm. 2, Il. I.:l Iivnlu n'IQII-I., II. I IU M-vu-I' IN-Intillg' fu" Il. A. A.. I. 2, 25. 4. Girls' Imzlgllv I'rogr:1ln. I. I. Rui: 4 IIIIIII. -I. Q Girls' I.:-:ngm', bl. A. A., 12. II. I. Y Ilauslwllmll lfiillllljll. 2. A. A. il, I. Girls' IA'JI,Lfll1' I'l'UL2I'IIlll, I. "1'1nm- Hu! UI !I1s' Iiil'l1'l1," I. I A. A.. I. ff. II, I. II4oxo'Y4'll IIIIIIJIIIIIQI S111-no-IX. Il. Av'llNI1'I' Iivlvzllingg Nwvie-U. I. SVIIIISII I,I2lj, J. I 2 , . XM-llsln-1' IIVIIJIIIIIQ S4I4'll'I.Y. Il. A. A.. I. f . I, till-1-Vluxl, 4I'u1'! Arlllur, 'l'1-xnsr. Vzlmp I"II'1' klllls IIMVI .A!'llllIl'. 'IW-xqnsl. Iflmllmll. IZ. I. 'I'1'4':1sl1l'1'1' Ili-Y. fl. I'I'l'Nlll4'Ill III'1llIIillll' IIIIIII. l. "IN-2 U' ,Nl II'-:milf 51, 'Al'rin:-l- 1'I1:Ilr." Il. "l'wlm- Um ul' llu- IiIII'IH'II.n I. "I'mI4'l' VH. -.Ll l. H , . - 79 r ' ,' 'v-n . f . ..- WHEN I HAVE ANYTHING TO DO I GO AND DO IT OTERO VINCENT A L x::11141.O MARGARET LOVATO MANUEL MARI DAVID CRAWFORD MARION GIOMI HUGO MCDOIXAID GERIRUDE GILMORE GEORGE SANCHEZ ISIDORE ZILMER MERVIN Wlse and prudent men are Ilke wells, not fountams IXIII I I if l U 4' '3 .I,I'1-1'tifir':1tv, A. . ,Al , "4':1QTiIIv1s :Iv 'I'0l'l't'SII4vIDI1'N.u 2. Ulm ui I. U, H. .L I'l'I'IIIIl'2IIP. Sp: 11isI1 P1115 I. Y "IY1v1'Ic IQ my 1'1'4-1'e-:1ti1n11." 7 "I"m1tl1:1II. fl. Ife-Ilwvws' IQIIIID. -I. Y II'lUX4'YI'II I?1'I1:1r111u Snvie-Xxx' 11111-sI1Ie-IJII ff. I. I.:1 IIl':II:l Nlzlff. -I. A. A.. 3 4 Kwhll. IIIIIIP. I. "I'l1'I1-1' I'1n'4'l'." -I. U lfffmlvzull. 2. fi. I. IIJINICPIIIIIII. 2. 'I'1':1LII I. I'11--'-1-1.1 I"1-Iluxxx' IIIIIII. -I. IIIX I. I. II. I. I . A. A.. I. "I-'Ur flux wus just Ihr' III I1i111I xxlmm- 11:1I1111's lll'Yl'I' Yury." 7 A, .L 1'IlUl'llN, 2. "I.II!I1- N:li1I ix an II I 1111-l11I1-aI.. 7 II1111111' S1lI'I4'Ij'. HI. 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' ' ' art THEY THAT GOVERN THE BEST MAKE THE LEAST NOISE RENP RO CHARLES FELL ALDREY JOHNSON JOHINNIE CHENEY ROBERT .JEDILLO RUFUS TOULOUSE DONALD KATZ ANNA SPENCER LONA BLANK HAROLD 1 I MIRABAL PAUL "Music washes away from the soul the dust of everyday llfe IAGE31 as 5 ' N I-..mI,.u.l, fl. 1. Hqlxin-fTvg11f,fl. 1. Trslvi Q. fi. 1. HI A. 4'1ff11'XIl':r, Ilulllslg-ig 1"wM ' 1 J ., ' 4'?w1'w. 1. NwI:fI.11wh7g+ S I4-U. -I "I :fin Vuu-r'." 5. Y T L , 1 llprxlia-ll+:1l1. 2. H. A .'l'. V+'r'UIf':.I1, I H. 42. .L 1'f-.r':.1-.1142 1 Ulwlnt-Nll':E. A. A. "TIM go' I ' AI iq :Q-lnllw .im-'ls ix lmf-un." fs Y Ifnarlllalll. fi. 5. U. A. T. V1-l'IiIit':lI4'. U G. A. l'vl'IiIf1':lIv'. I'x11lv1'xx4mfl Xl:-llzll. Y SIIEIIITSII l'I:1y. Fcmtlvzull. 1.12. l"1'0sh- num l'l:13. 1. U U. G. A. i'vl'Iiii1':1Iv. Il. U. A. T. Cel'- Iili1':1Iz', II. A. A.. 2, II, 4. Y 1'lllrI'llS. SE. llnslu-Ilr:lll lI':NfiIlN'iili. 1. 7 "Lust Silk Hut." l. NNW-hstq-1' l,1'D2iiIlj.f Suviviy. 4. Ihmsm-ve-lr IM-hqllillg Suviviy, Ii. I i-Y, fl, 4, f,I'l'h0SIl'il. 4. Kullxlk tjlllll, 4. "I'll4lQ'l' l'oVo'l'." -I. 1 lhmllulll. -L lg2lNli1'fIl2IH. IL 'l'1':11'k rS:l1t:1 FM. 1. 'lwl'1Il'Ii. il. Fe-lluws' ' l'IlllY. 4. A. A. o ' 7, T ' T DECKER MABEL M vu: x X 4 N 4 s m m 4 an N 4111104 Y 1 GN ZIMMERMAN LOIS llllll s Igtltlkifll nu ll 1 , I lxln-4 N ll 4 HICKS PANSY 1 Il l 4 g nm lulm r Y w N um mm 141 M ROMERO VIRGIE. W1LSON WILBUR 1 bl 14 OTERO TERESA YORK ETTA 4 41 HOUSTON MADELINE 4 xx IX 4l4 lwnrln nr' EUBANK ALMA I Pl 4 I xx 411 4 PAGI 4 ! Lil 'ary S4 -'-tji 'l'l':l4'k .l4Ht.'1 'l'v:ms of lg2l.'l'l2lll :lml villfj' ll ll, .I ' - flfbllllll' Iligll S-hunl, K4-y XY-st. l"l4r1i4In, ' a S4-' ' llrillllillll' llllllbl Girl." . -' l'lllllQ Y. YV. 1'. A. 4':1lsin4-tg 'I'. ll. S An : Nuff: 1'h:xirmzxn nf S1l'l:ll Unm- mittvv: 'l'. ll. S. I'lll1lir-:Minn Staff: 'l'u- 114-kal, ': .:l.. Ili-A. .Xlllllnl-mule-. Y S - 'r4't:u'y Girls' Lvlljllll' :1n4l of llr ln: tif- Vluln. 'l'r-:1.'111'4'r of .l111' ' Vluss. . 'r l'l:xy. "l'4-gg U' My llv:u't." lH'4'l:un:1 urs' l'llll1'.'lS. S1 " Lf :xml l":1ll. Sn- 4 ' l'l2lN'. "l'n4lM' ' Y I "l':xstill4w.- 4lv 'll4lI'l'1'S N4 llrsf 2. l'l14 'IIS -4 .., I Y I-Umtlmll, l, fl. Il. 4. 4':4pt:1in l"4mtlv:4ll VIVUIIIII. Il, Ilzwlwll: ll, l. 2. fl, 4. 'l'l':14'k. fl, 4. l'l'l'Sl4ll'IH Atl l -ti4' .hsm-i:uIi4u1. 4. I "S:1':1g14'ln." A. .L U .G. A. 1'4-r- txli4-:ltrr . "'l'll4-3' ure- n4fv4-1' zllunv wh- urn- 144-4' nx- 1iIIlllf'll lu' I1 vlvlv tlnnlglmtsf' Y Knlnli Vlull. 4. "Al ':,'s - ll 4 ffrls' l. :gil-. 2. fl, -L 5:.'k bill. 1 'Kim'-1ElI4-, Hl1i4v.i 'T 34' JUNIURS Z ffiwm ax 721 'Nlarcella Rexdx lresldent Mabel Olson Secretary Wnll Glass VICE' Preexdent Helen Stevens Treasurer IMI- N..,....u..4.. xr. it Iggy ,' if If-if K--.5 " ' R XX 'V ftlv, 1 1 f N 'ig nl -l .. , Y l V iv JAM:--L X" a- l Y ,. V lk li: F., N --- I I , . .sk A z' ' 'L f l I 'A l l , , - , J - QUIET AG E 38 PAG I' 39 1 w 4 MEMORY KATHVRINF SWECNSGN eoxerl c qwmato of H- L 'is 1024 ufflml L m ILII' wx c cmxn Q ai th btarul pm 47 Xnfv 15 tx LSP of O Sara llpp ucott 'M' ,2 :SW vm mmf M 1 Y. IN OF L4 . . .4 LAJ' Bl ' ., fm., , .ff 'lbs of V ' Na , We ming' the I .urn zzziurlw- 'Iis up M 11" 1. Wrd, vwfr! It yvt ,hall err' 1 ' " 'kbs Hy lminxlmf vi .- 53 ' 'Od, .-Xnd ytnusv but at th? fzxrtlmz-st world In the ll!liVP"F G cl. - .' ir . PAGE 41 D'- -fa 'xl 1 1 -., ,, . , ,,,, ,,A,U E . .a,.--, .,, ,,...Q., -0 ,M m,1, .,-..,.1,, E -5, . .,m,,, A G., , - . N11 , . ,X D: V ' -1 ' ' t X ,L 5 . . I H .B 5 XJ 1 ' ' K' V 1 I 1 f ' ' -6 fr ' , I -, ..- Q-- ' ' . - 1, J P f . .A .uv , . z....A.-, , '...,,.' 1 "' H ' 'l - ' 1 hi Af' Ak' ' . ff. 'V , A N 431 1 . A fb , ,ic - 'fi Q I ' . s g u Qf x1 . ' V x , -. , ' 'J 1 1 l ' . 3' ' .' H ' , lf L 5 , --If 'x' -V., 'rr k--V 'j . 5lII'HllI1IlRE5 Russel Gere President Lenore Pettnt Vxce Presndent Clara Stevens Secretary Margaret Foralcer Treasurer I Url 4 .'l .,,,.,,,, ' A W - - f r Q -,M1 ' . .1 .- r- , x H . ,, .., ly , . V, ,Vg WA , . Y I ' A - -.V . .l, , , , ,. T 5 . b, h-T. . LFWTA , Q.,-sf, " 3 ' ' ' """" " '--f' - - ---'.w-4 .. . , ,H Q. I 1 ' ' "". 1. H' 1 I ' , . 1. ,, L vw 1 . 4 444 r PAGE 44 If .. .. K . 'I-' ' 1.3 . ' we 1 I fa. I , . 7 5,1 2411, ,Q x I, -I , f 1 . , f. . . J, V sf f i 4' -A . 1, ,' 1,4 . .1 "' r-..', A .iii A ' I lifrw- . , "AX" g -. I, .,L,wk,l, I .. W, I N , , 9" I ,, L hh, xi' V. L ' . -P, ',, 6.41 ", V Il-Q s . . P . . 1" fl-1. - 1 -v - pn 3 -2' .f'1.':'. 4 Q -. , ,r .fy-Z ' -1 -5-.5 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS NOTE Perhaps the blggest thing 1n the hlstory of the school sys tem of Albuquerque durlng thls school year has been the openmg of the two new Junlor hlgh schools Whlle we are sorry that we could not get more plctures ln tlme to use them we wlsh to commend the freshman edltors upon whom we had to depend for materlal for thxs SCIIOH Supplylng thls SCCIIOH ln place of the customary freshman fctron wlth an Increase of space allowed IS a new venture so that thc freshman edltors had no gulde nor precedent to follow Thelr work IS very creditable and we hope you wlll Ilke It woaccmmzwucm LINCOLN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Qooawawwawwwn JOE WHITESIDE Edltor Llncoln unlor I-Ilgh School accommodates a hundred and twenty IIIIIIII graders or hrgh school freshmen and enough seventh and elghth grade puplls to make an enrollment of three hundred and SIXIY hve The department sy stem IS used whlch glVCS all puplls the ad xantages of speclally tralned teachers ln each subject The Honor Roll of Llncoln unlor Hlgh School holds the names of all puplls maklng two E s and the rest G s All puplls maklng the Honor Roll are grven rlbbons At the end of the next SIX weeks any that have dropped below these grades must return thelr rlbbons Followmg IS the teachlng staff lVIr Ream Prlnclpal Cora W Allen Assistant Prlnclpal I..orene Severns MUSIC Estelle Welsen bach Anclent Hlstory and Home Economlcs essle Venable Spanlsh Eleanor Cameron Mathematlcs Mary OI..aughI1n Unlted States I-Ilstory Mrs Verna lVIclVIa1ns Grammar and Llterature Mrs Ada Zolman Intermedlate Gretchen Van Vleck Intermedlate Belle Sweet Intermedlate The freshman dlvxslon at I..1ncoIn organlzed wlth the followlng ofhcers Presxdent T .I WIIII3mS VICC Presldent Charles Rlce Secretary Bruce Rhodes Treasurer erry Edmundson Record Re porter Ned Elder La Rc-'ata Reporter oe Whxtesrde IDENTIFICATION OF PICTURES Lincoln .Iumor Hugh School I IVI1ss Cameron 2 Miss Venable 3 MISS WCl8CHbaCh 4 T ,I Wlllrams 5 Charles RICC 6 Bruce Rhodes UI jerry Edmundson IAGI' 4 11- . I Q J - l 1 i1T ' V a ' J . - ' ' ' . 4 ,v p - , , s gy-I Q Englishg Katherine lVIcDoweII, Mathematicsg Tonchita Perez, I , I I 1' ,II l I I 9 - . Q 1 I I - I I ' I I ' . I I ' I C I . . ' ' I I I I PAGE 46 DOWN ON THE FARM By Merle Kartchner The hammock swmgs neath the apple tree To the rumblmg drone of the honey bee The old garden gate swmgs to and fro Stlrred by the breezes that softly blow The blrds are SIDQIDQ therr mornmg song Oh' Don t the davs seem bhssfullx lonf Down on tht farm J Q Jpn s Joonnn uct n wa Xu shaded by tlc bl sunfl mwers tall c rn cows lI1 tu pasture xt XX hlle the farmer reaps hls hav and rve X rlpphng brook seems on pleasure bent Oh hte IS a dream of sweet contt nt Oh why should we strne for pomp and wealth Vvhen the greatest joy IS perfect health3 Tis here to be tound wxth dreams dnrne Mong Nature s blossoms of frult and une Of all the Great gllts for whlch l slgh ust one l ask tl to lne and dle Down on the farm THE TORN BALL GOWN Bw Hasula 'Vloore Oh mother what shall l do3 crled Mary Thorne as she held up her costume for efcamlnatxon It s torn' How d1d xt happen3 l know I drdnt do rt That horrld mald must haxe done rt And there s no tlme to get 1 new one It was all rlfrht when l took It out of the box You know cause you saw rt l lard rt down and told l llla to hang lt up May burst lnto tears It was the nxght of the Governor s Ball and a prlze was offered for the best costume Mary was consxdered the best deslgner among her set and she had deslgned for herself a Spanxsh costume that made her look bewrtchlng and also gave credit to her art ust as she started another wall of woe there was a clatter on the steps and her two smaller slsters came rushxng down from the attxc where they had been sent to play whrle therr mother and sister dressedf or the ball Mother look what we found It was ln a suit case set back IMI! . . f r Y . I H . . ' Y' TZ' ' , X c llx: pol ll ' g by tht- gi 'lf " ll f 'A 3 ' 4' 11 'g W t' ' Q . 3 Vlqhf ls ' ' l 1 l IW Down on the farm. v V . " 1 y' I D .11 . ' . .A J . , s ' ,, O ' 1 . , . K L Y r ' .D ' . , V. . . .I ' u 0 I ' V '. 15,7 out of sight. Midget, give mother the case. Maybe we can have them to play house-" "Mary, the very thing!" cried Mrs. Thorne. "Here, give me the case. Mary, this is the costume I wore thirty years ago at the lnauguration ball. That was just before your father and l were married." She took the case from Midget and set it on the bed. She then opened it and took out the contents, which were mostly wrapped in tissue paper. There was a pair of dainty blue slippers, with silken hose to match. Then from its rustling wrappings she drew a beauti- ful blue brocaded gown. Last of all on the bottom tray lay a beau- tiful lace underskirt and the wire frame that made the dress stand out Mother' How did you ever make it? l didnt dear Your grandmother spent one solid week on this costume alone l just bet anything you had every dance full that night Yes dear l was so tired when l reached home that l could scarcely undress And you mean for me to wear ltu Yes you are to wear it Oh its ever so much prettier than this one and Mary held up the poor little Spanish dress Well hurry dear It s half past seven now and you know lm comes at nine At nine exactly Mary stepped into the parlor to receive the criticism of her father and 1m who were Waltlng for her and her mother im could only stare He knew Mary was pretty but he had never seen her look so beautiful as she did now Mary you beautiful thing' he cried Then realizing where he was he stopped Mrs Thorne entered the room at this moment with the wraps Fifteen minutes later they entered the ballroom A sudden hush fell ower the throng which was soon broken bv exclamations and compllments The evening held great stores for Mary and that night when she folded the dress away for some reason or other she dropped a kiss on its bosom Three weeks later the engagement of Miss Mary Thorne to Mr ames Huddnot was announced That explains the mystery of the kiss on the dress bosom A ': E- tf ISF! -ls 1. - . 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' -5 ,1 I 'l -l 4 A H1 A A 1 J 1 'N wx .1 .aw vu -1. 1 ,N an 1, Yi mzuzwocmacfomsoooo WASHINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL uncommonowmououoowmoocwuawcwocwowonoaoooocooooaocmco ROBERT PETTIT Edutor Washlngton unlor Hugh School IS located III the Lowlands mar VI ashlngton Park The senior class of our school together wlth the senior class of the I..1ncoln unlor I-llgh School IS the nxnth grade or regular freshman class of the hrgh school accordln to the system of former years At present there are IH the nmth grade at the Wash lngton school one hundred and twenty two puplls Added to thus number are flfty two sub freshmen who recelwed mld year promo tlons Some of these may attend summcr school and be promoted to the regular tenth grade of the Senior Hlgh School next September The junlor hlgh schools IC strlung earnestlx to prepare all the nxnth grade puplls IH the CIIV tor the Senror IJIIQI1 School and we feel con fident that the greatest prooortlon of them wxll fulfill our expectatlons ln the last half ot the CI hth grade xre seventv ln the first hwlf twenty CI ht The seyen two sectlon has nlnety two puplls who wall comprlse the elghth grade of next year So there are at the VI ash1ngton unlor Hugh at present three hundred and SIXIY four puplls ot those enrolled last September 1n the seventh eighth and nlnth grades IOIIOWIII IQ the teachlng staff Mr Van BUSRITR Prlnclpal Pfterstn En lxsh Mr Bond En llsh and Music Dorothy McAllister Grammar and Spanlsh Irene DHVIS Hlstorv V1oletE ahn Hlstory and General Scxence VI lnltred Hlllxard Arlthmetlc Wilma Snyder G 0 raphx and SPWNIIW Crace Rorodel Spanish Nota Bates Sex en one The freshman dxvxslon organlzed vwxth the following offlcers Presldent Margaret Shortle Nlce Presldent Mary Llvlngston Sec retary Kenneth lxeller Treasurer Iertrude Magee Record R porter Howard Vveggs I a Reata Reporter Robert Pettit 900006 0U IDENTIFICATION OF PICTURES Washington Junior High School I Mr VanBusk1rIc 2 lVIxss ohnson 3 MISS Rogers 4 Mr Bond 5 Miss Peterson 6 Mlss Borodel 7 Margaret Shortle 8 Marx Lxvmgston 9 Gertrude Magee I0 Howard Vveggs I I I Robert Pettit IXIB 0 v .V . 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KIIQI.1I.f1111:1 Hmvemd - nf'-4m LQAAILB' 'sf hee NJ ARABELIA STERRETT Edltor 9 NOTE The odntor wishes to express 'xppleelrtmn to those who hive 'lS9IStCd In thus section prrtlt lxry to Phllm Mr'M1lns Chur es Rcnfro L-eorge Hubbell Dorothy brose Rosalie Furry Elolse Boren Ted Galller 1nd the demrtment he'1ds DDCODQDOUCSDOGDDOGGGDGQOGCCCGQQQQQDGOQGDDGGUGGQDQCQ THE HISTORY DEPARTMENT Q0OOGGOGGDGUOUGGGGGUGGGGGDUGQGQDGQDDCQQQGGGGGOGHGGD Hlstorles 'ire as perfect as the hlstornn ns wlse 'tnd IS grfted with an eye 'md 1 soul Carlyle Why Study It? Vye study hlstory for an underst ndmg of 'hose ey ents of the past whlch aft ct our natron our ll'1StlfUtlOHS our arts and our sc1 nce that through that Lnderstandlng may be deyeloped m us a breadth a rd strength ot 1nt llect and of sprrxt that wlll make of us the typ of cltlzens that wrll malntcnn th strength of our natlon Two years of hlstory are equxred for graduatlon one of whrch IS devoted to Lnlted States hlstory and CIYICS the other year to be sel cted from anclent medrey al and modern hlstory courses and economlcs Three years are necessarv 1f the student majors ln hlstory and three are recommended for all puplls who wrsh a well rounded out course of 'xcademlc subjects mstead of techmcal or sclentlfic Of conslderable lnterest to the puplls ID the hrstory department were the essays written on Amerlcrtmsm though the wmner cannot ln announced here because our department goes to press before the fmal decisions are made by the Judges Facslmlles presented here are of the Ulster County Gazette, pub llshed on Saturday anuary 4 l800 After a part of the paper had already gone to press on the slow hand set ty pe machine of that day came the report shortly yerlfled of the death of our first presl dent George Washlngton Close CXHUIIDBTIOYI of these pages through a readmg glass vwlll reveal to the reader reports of the act1v1 tles of Congress more than a hundred years ago 1n the language and IU! 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C' Af splrt of those tm s sp cches by ohn Aoam an English acco nt ol the lsuttl of lunch l cal documents of th das legal notlc s an l adwert s m nts not entlr ly d1SS m lar to thos of our own day P SCSSIOD of an orlglral copy of such a new spaper rs so rare that we bellev d th se facslmllles would IH the years to com l, com prized poss sslons of our students PCITITISSIOH to make use of the ormmal copy for thls purpos was generously glxcn by a jumor Ollr Stewart IH whose famlly the orlgrr' xl copv has long been a prrz of unusual hlstorrc xalue GGGOUGGOGQCGJUQUGQQUUGGOSQQOGQGGUGGOGQOQGCSOUL LG' 'GUUUCCOG THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT DQLOGGGQG QQDGGGCuGGG4 GGDCUQGGGDDQGGDGGLDUGUGQQGGGGFCF WC? Th Engl h dcpartmcnt IS th larg st rn school ln add tron to the c asses provld d for pup ls who take th requlred three y ars of Engl sh so many puprls elect d adwan ed courses that an extra c ass 11 Am r1c1n hte atcsr ard two classes ln Engllsh llteratur had to proud d two cass s m pu rc sp a mfr uso cl CTIVCS fo jlUlOI'b ard senrors md offer opportunltres for CO'I'IpOs1tlOrl and ht rature classes The mechanlcal slde of oral and w xttcn compos tron are emphasrzed m the composltlon cours s ln terpretauon ancl apprec atron are emphaslzed ln the llterature classes ln the s cond sem ster of the fourth year of Engllsh orlgmal compo srtron IU verse ads mterpretatlon and apprecratlon of the works of the famous poets The old ldea that because hlgh school stud nts could not hope to approxrmate the masters they should make no at ten pt to use th verse forms has b en replaced recentlv by the praf tical ld a that we l arn bv dolng and by trylmz to do what the poets have done we at l ast qualrfy for apprecratlon As a man who has b n physlcally bl nd from blrth cannot concene of the possrbrlltles of ex eslvht so the man who has no conception of the lntrrcacles of poetry through actu l exp rlence cannot appreclate th accomph h m Pts of the po ts What our own htgh school students can do IS shown by the orrgmal verse rn the poetry sectlon W hat elese do mc do3 During the first sem ster senlor class s wrote one act plays one of whlch has been glven two publlc p r formances once ln assembly and once at one of the samtarlums Th departm nt obserw ed two Good Engllsh Weeks one each se m ster ln accordance wlth tne plan of the Natlonal Council of Teachers of Engllsh Educatron Vveek was observed through class dlscusslons and oral themes on such subjects as the followmg The Sterl ng Towner Blll Legrslatlon Over Chlld Labor Flag Etlquette Educatlon rn Chma lndva and oth r countries ln some of the classes the plan of holdmg conventrons was followed Several essay contests were sponsored by th d partm nt The patrlotlc essay con test rn whrch bronze m dal was awarded by the National SOCIETY Colonlal Daughters for hr t place and certlflcates of rn rrt for first lXtI N "- ' , 1 - - - 1. 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LLL ?E1ll use3 No pupll IH our lugh school wants such 1 qucstlon to rcfer to hlm after he hnrshes hlgh school so the department devlsecl a plan which yould glve puplls detective rn those respects an opportunltx to equlp themselves so that they might compare fax orably Wllh grad uates of anv Amerlcan hlgh school After school classes were formed both m spelllng and rn p nmanshlp and puplls who were defective were requlred to take the work The advantages of such courses were so apparent to the students that many enrolled who were really not poor enough to be required to do so and expressed themselves as bemg glad that such opportunltles had been offered them Celebratlon of the hrst Good Fnfrllsh Vlfeelc ln Noxemb r ID cluded the makmg of posters bv the puprls of the art classes pronun clatlon drrlls spellxng m xtches patrlotlc es av cont st annlal ex temporaneous oral theme cont st and an audltorlum program The ten best spellers IH school as shown bv the spellmg matches w rt Beatrlce Noe Thelma Adams Thelma Noe Patrrc ATIYGS France Armljo IOUISC Oesterrch Cl1flSt1HC Shay er uamta Morgan Lenore Pettrt and Arabella Sterrett Beatrice Noe won hrst place Lenort Pettlt second Chrrstme Shaver thxrd ln the fxnal spelllng match Flnals ln the extemporaneous oral theme contest were held ln the audrtorlum wlth the fOllOWlDg results FIYST place Gladys DOTIS Loren Mozley and Nathalxe ldurstenfeld tled for second thlrd place Vlvlan Glbson Flrst place ln the poster contest was given to Rosalle Furry and second to essle Holt The bronze medal offered by the lNat1onal SOClCtV Colomal Daughters for flrst place ln the essav con test was awarded to Orrle DSVIS Certlflcates of Merlt were awarded to Ollle Stewart Gladys Dorxs Earl Marcus and Maxwell Watts EUHICC l-lerkenhofl played two plano solos The second Good Englr L1 Week was observed ln February Word posters were made by the puplls ln the varlous Engllsh class s to emphasize synonyms homonyms and other word stuclxes A emphasls ln November was placed upon composition the departm nt endeavored to place the emphasls ln February on literature T e first part of the audxtorlum program conslsted of llvlng plctures from literature Scenes were hrst glven from David Copperfield Macbeth, Dlssertatlon on Roast Plg Sxlas Marner and As You Like It There were also plctures of Washlngton and Wllson The second part of the program conslsted of dramatlzatlons of scenes from the Last of the Mohlcans, The House of the Seven Gables, and A Tale of Two Cltles, also an orngmal one act play The Whole Blumen Family by Dorothv Grose w KS presented by the pupils ln he senlor Engllsh classes Ed ward Pmeau and the orchestra asslsted very materlally wlth muslc The plan followed ID the presentation of orlgmal plays IS that the authors of the play dxrects the play and takes one of the parts Dorothy Grose s play was a clever take off on domestlc llfe Ruth the herolne has a dlfhcult txme entertalnmg her best beau owing to the actxvltles of her small brother and slster The cast was as follows Allen Owen Marron Mltze Thelma Noe Floyd Earl IMI tl . 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I . ,- Marcus Mrs Bltmcn H len l-lrll ard lVlr B-lumen Eliot Wlgfles worth the mald ane Bryant a thoroughbred arrdale Phlllp Mc lVla1ns Allen s cur Charles Renfro llClgl1lJOY frlends VIVIBH Qrbson LOUISE loudon Paul Hammond George Hubbell Thls play was later glven at one of the sanatorlums Another one act play staged by the Engllsh IV class was fhe Alchemlst wrltten and dlrected by loren Wlozley nlhls was a tragedy of the Mlddle Ages Andreas Schwartz the alchemlst was played by Loren Mozley lhe alchemlst abandons hrs project of maklng gold from base metals whlch IS sponsored by Duke Conrad played by Wllllam Vaughey to compound an el1x1r of llfe The characters were The Bl9l10p Rxchard lewls Carl and Rudolph students of Schwartz Ellot Vlflgglesworth and Charles Renfro a m sscngcr esse Wrlson f 21 ?WLWMWlIf!WMlWWMWvlHKWWWMWWlM! NX Q' 'S X as s 'Q V lWW'4HHH7'flfll IWIMXW ll!! ' The development of the Latln D partment can be notlced rn many wavs by one who IS acquamted with the work of the cl part ment The enrollment shows an lncrease well rn keeplng wrth the rest of the school no sublect showmg an lncrease of less than fxve p rcent and som showlng as hlgh as fifty five p rcent Much has been done IH the way of provldmg b tter materral ln thls way the students have been able to become lnterested IH many phases of the work that prove that although l..at1n rs not spoken as a language at the present tlme rt IS not dead More COPIES of such books as Ben Hur uo Vadls Last Days of Pompeu have lncreased the lnterest 1n the llterature of classlcal tmles and a collec tlon of reproductions of works of art haxe made lt possible to compare the art of those txmes and later tlmes wlth more appreclatlon Em phasls placed upon the prlvate llfe of the Romans adds greatly to the human Interest The relatlon of l..at1n to practlcal llfe has been stated so often and IS so obvrous that lt hardly seems necessary to repeat lt News paper and magazlne CllpplI'lgS aclvertlsements cartoons and even humorous cllpplngs from such magazines as Life many ot whlch are used for bulletin boards show that a knowledge of the classics greatly enrlches a student s ablllty to read mtellxgently From the Fargo Forum of anuary I3 1923 comes added m forrnatlon of the value of Latm from the practlcal srde Recent re search ln one of our leadmg UHIVCISIUCS has brought to llght that 1n an analysls of twenty thousand words ln the Standard Dlctlonary 48 3 percent proved to be of Latm derrvatlon I3 percent Greek Z9 7 lkll tl . - K 2 Q ' ' . . . r . , ., , , , . y bl: X, , Z Y ' . . . - . 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Y ' ' 'g I 'I I percent Fleutonlc and 9 percent rnlscellrneous An exannnatlon of I0 OI l words most frequently found ID wrrtten and prlnted Englxsh produced slmllar results ln a sxngle chapter from each of twenty Amerlcan and Engllsh wrlters ID addltlon to the complete works of Rufus Choate the percent of Latln words xarled from D6 5 to 77 7 percent An analysls of two thousand Latln words hsted ln l odge s Vocabularlw of Hlgh bchool latin shows that QI 5 percent have Englrsh derlvatn es lr lb not necessary to apologwe for the studvlng or teaching of l atm as these frgures proxe ' t .age 1, ..., FJ' IW lhc Spanish Depntment IS one of the strong departments wlth an enrollment of srxtx 111 the thlrd vear and eleven rn the fourth vear classes The arm of the department IS to gnc to the puplls 1 work beautx of the language and an ldta of the wealth of Spanish lltera ture The coursts offered are of eourl X rlue both to Sp2lI'llSl1 and to El'lQllSll sp aklng students for strtss IS pl xc ed ewenlv upon the gram mar and the xocabularly work ln the hrst two years the founda tlons are establlshed through drlll rn Spamsh grammar and a study of several Spanlsh classlcs vwhlch fUl'I'llSl1 the basxs of an ex eryday xocabularly Wrltten composltlon IS emphaslzed because of ltS drxll xalue ln the study of grammar ln the thlrd vear more classlcs are studled and grammar revelwed the specxal purpose however berng to Increase the vocabulary apprecrably and to conslder the llterary qualltles of Spanlsh literature Spanlsh IV lncludes more oral work Two debates are held each month and questlons of national and local Importance are hotly dlscussed and settled To ald ln the study of the classlcs ln the fourth year each student IS requxred to read and report on four books On Aprll I3 the thlrd and fourth year classes gave two one act plays by the celebrated Spanish dramatlst acmto Benavente who was an honored guest ln America ln March The first of the plays Sm uerer deals with the ancient Spanish custom of arrangement of marrlage by the fathers A modern couple while thelr fathers fall to arrange the satisfactory dowery because one of them IS stlngy d crde to take matters rn thelr own hands and marry This gives the father of the senorlta a real thrrll The second play De Pequenas Causas has for lts theme the reslgnatlon of a mlnlster of the mterlor who IS lnfluenced by hrs wife not to reslgn so that she mlght shine at a great court dlnner glyen ln honor of a prlnce of Persla ln ad dltlon to the two plays Nlelba Stanton gaxe an excellent mterpreta ton of a Spanrsh dance Emma and ROQ3llC Sanchez sang a duet IXI Dx , Z . . . . A A , V I F . H.,- dv .L N Ar . v .V Y --- -s-O,.... Q f r , ' fat 7 I Vt , W 5-'53 ,p ' ' I 0 'N Q ,, g H g ' W g l ' Landh- ? ' ' , z' , ' A , 5 r ' ' J w vw . 1 C A ' V mg knowledge of the language as well as an appreciation of the . if - 5 E 2 'L ' M e g 7, . 1' Q t A ' V g - v L , I F , J ' . ' V Q , ' Y 'A H -I ni! and a chorus composed of Thelma Adams Florence Bruggeman Ethel Freed Gladys Doris Lertrudc Brrw r and Ro amond Clsler also sang The casts for the plays were as follows Cast for Sm uerer LUISH Anna Montoya Pepe George Huhb ll Manuel Tom VC lllcerson Doncella Olhf Su wart Cast for De Pequmas Causas Emrlla 'Vlargarct Qastlllo Manuel lgna ro Candelarxa Gonzales Ronald Gray Hernandez Earl Rlchmond Crlado Eugene Reynolds Qwmg to the tact that the Sp3IllSlT program was pr sented so late 1n the year scenes from the plays cannot be used ln thls xssue of l a Reata but group plctures ulll be printed HT the al .mm section next year 060000000000COOOOQQDDOOOOODQDDOOOOOOOCDCQOODDOOOOOGOOODQOGDD FRENCH OOCGGOCD000DOOCCDGOOOOOGDGDOOGDGOCDOODDDDCOOCG 0000005000000 A secohd year ot lrench was offs red thls y ar to enable the pupils who started the language last yr 11' to compl te the two unlts which are neccssary IU order to secure unlyerslty entrance credlts lty makes It more l:C3S1lDlC to offer rec ular courses ln that language than other modern languages yet the puprls who haye had the op portunlty to secure two ytars preparatlon ln French art not sorry they began the work but aITTlJlllOUS to gain a sp akmg acqualntance wlth French Of specral mterest to the Frcnch class haye been the French newspapers to whlch they haye regularly subscrlbed They feel as though thev can already read the dally news as appreclatlwely IH a French newspaper as ID thelr own A p cuhar lnterest IS natur ally attached to readlng of Amerxcan affalrs xn a forelgn pap r for there the puprls begm to s e our country rn the lrght wlth whlch rt IS vlewed by the people of other countrles Such an eve opener IS good for any people wwwwcwsww THE MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT QQODQ'UQQG'QGQQG QU'UGQU'QQ'QQQ GOUD O A Cham IS no stronger than its weakest lmk Arrthmetlc Algebral Plane Geometry Algebra II Solid G om etry and Trlgonometry are the lmks which form the chaln of mathe matlcal subjects taught ln A H S The strength of the mathematical IU!! . w Y 3 ' ' t - , 2 E 3 5 , 'K 4 , ff ' Q 7! if ' 97 A ' D t ' 5 K C. 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G' -1 ' - P ,- , .. ,. 1 Q fx 1 A , K 11' ., ', 211 11 IIJIJTCJIJII 1lIlJIl eat IIICJIIK X S Itt NN I 7f3liJIDfI ate does not adequately supply the book needed be each clepxrtment I m popular department IH school Its popularltv ls shown m the 1 ft th it lr nn on hundreel to a hunclrcd and flftx booles ar checlc d out e rch weele Its unpopularltx rs e xusecl be the fact thu most of th s books have to be read 1n order to recexwe any crcdlt ID ee rtaln cour t 1 most promlne nt belnef Lnlted bt xte Q lu tory ind CINIC In e xe 1 of these courses each student must read a certam number of pages from ertun sp clhed books All of these books rrc placed on reserxe ln the Llbrary and can only be take n out for a short perlod of time thus enablmg ex eryone to have a chance at the books Ihe CHTICIGHCQ of MISS lnuhr has placed the I xbrnx on x Ingh r plane than ever before Her untxrlng efforts haw made our Library a department to be proud of We hop that lt vull rem un so through out the wears POCCUOODOOOOOODGODOQOOQDUOUGUUGDDODOC OOOQDQOOCOGGGGOUUQQG PHYSICAL TRAINING CSGOOCGOODQOOOOQQQDGQGGGUOQCOOQGGDDOOQGODGGDGGGDGCGGDOOUOOOG The grrls began thelr season vslth end ball whlch the boys tlought an easy game then came captaln ball which aroused the eurrosrtx of the boys TI 3 thought the xocal exhlb tion at the tour name nts lndlcat d an lnterestmg vame Do you wond r that th gxrls sometimes thlnlc lt takes noxs to mt rest boys IH athletlcs' Ioole out bovs Basketball howexer proved most II1t8l'CStII1g to the gurls Several tournam nts were held ln the gymnaslum In th last one ane Llvmgston s t am put up a partxcularly stlff opposltlon In tenms the glrls took a step out of doors One and all were given good lnstructlons but only a few grasp d the gam firmly EUDIC Herkenhoff was elected as the best glrl p ay er ln school and Ilan Parth as second best The rcal valu s of all th s gam s how ver as well as of callsthenxcs dumb b lls Indran clubs breathxng exer cxses and other actlvltles of physlcal tramlng classes w re felt by all the glrls ln the classes and may not b s en at present Af r all t IS only ln the development of physlcal and nervous reserve pow r xn womanhood that the real value of physxcal trammg courses for glrl mav be found The boys of the departm nt were first occupled by football Matwark probably best known as tumblmg was taken up for awhxl Next came work on the rmgs whxch IS very hard b cause xt takes both sklll and muscl Th n came basketball esp crally popular wth th boys as well as wlth the glrls The regular classes were dlv d d mto t ms that plaved gam s ln th gymnasxum whlch were of as much rn t rest to them as the gam s of the first team Charl s Pxerce can tamed th wmmng team Followmg basketball was boxmv round betw en Bob Botts and Fred Kimball would have been an ex c t rg cxcnt for any of us to s Then as the sea ons chanfv cl IUJ 1 4 'Q -V1 I hat mon:-y wltlelt in 1 ' sg ' 'Q fd f , i I ' A S 1 r v L 2 'Ih r I ibrar I' is erh' tl - - ' " I' d ' I ,A 1 3 . p, aps me most popular an yet t ne ost un- I' T ' ' -I - M ' h 3 , ' ' - a 4 I f' ' ' ' ' ' 1' ' ' e- ' '. er Y. ,f .- 1, . if ,g 1, , 2 e W? ' ' ' ' ' te ' ses, lei S ' ' 5 ' ' i f., 5' 'z " ws. ez Vi in U S I , f'1 Q - ' rj '3' 4 f . 'V , , k ' ' V, . f , , , , , , T YV ,h ' ' . x A ' , ' . e ' ' " . 1' - e'1', 1 e , 5 1 t ' k ,Q ' 3 ' . -' c v' . IC-' I 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 - c I . O' S I l A D . ' 3 C . K . x . . . 2 . S Y . . 1 V x i I . . ,. , v . , , . . . S X ' . I ' I I . y I . V 1 l' A V R - t, f. a -. , , . c - ,, - , s , . . - Q . . - Q 5' 9 Y . . . y S ' ' e e . te I . . . S - . . . . 3 - 2 ' K . . D v Y ' ' . . . e . ' a e. e , S ' I 3 , , . f 3 . 3 ' 3 ' I I - . Q -3 ' - . V ,Z . . . - - on C - 'Q 1. f . ee. . S sf IA ' agaln came baseball whlch w1ll no douht hold the attentlon of most of the boys untll the football season rolls around again next ftll Hera too the purpose of the class work IS IH reallty not the dey elopm nt of athletes hut the development of a physlc rl mechanlsm that can stand the straln on muscles yrtal organs and nerves occasloned by the actxyltles of lxfe As other departments endeayor to develop mental and moral stamxna the physlcal trarnlng depxrtment holds IIS place IH the cur rlculum of the mod rn school sy stem as a m ans of developmg phys ical and moral stamlna a sllghtly dlfferent angle perhaps hut all worklng toward the same goal the complete development of ideal womanhood and ldeal manhood There must he an lnstxnct to play to get fresh a1r and to develop 1 suhsconsclous ohseryance ot the laws of health The competltlye IHSIIIICI used ln games develops the amhltlon to accompllsh somethlng 1n lxfe Ph' fain? xx IE 9 WM? I W W W Wat GGOOJJCHJOOGGGQUGGOQGQGGQGGQGGGUGUUQQCGGDOOGOOCJ 'ICJGGGOCCOOOOOC D THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT cowmwQonwwcwnewwawnwwwuwuwuwucmcwnwowcmumzm In the northeast corner of the third floor of the Hlgh School hu ldlnv IS one of the huslest places you can find anywhere and someone rc marks and the norslest Thls 1 the home of the Commerclal Department and our so tlme IS hut an IHCIICHIIOII ot o r rn lu l1v The progress of th c Jrnmercml students 19 hown hy the recog n1t1on thu haye gcun tl tro n yarlous sourc The shorthand classes have a ont hundred percf nt memhershlp ln the Older of Gregg AYIISIS an 0lQ'1I'll7lll0l'1 rn unt med hy the offlclal puhllcatlon of the Gregg Shorlhar d sy stem lox tht promotion of 'IYIISIIC and sl41ll'ful shorthand yx rxtlng 11' e un 1 r o stuc o c rt hcatcs of the Urder o Avtlstlc Iyplsts 1nd tho award cl ha the Und lwood Typevxrlter Compa y lor accuracy and spe d IH up wrlt nw Nlort and more students are reallzlng that a knowledge of eommercral subjects furnlshes thcm not only a means of llvellhood hut an opportunlty for a college educatlon that mrght otherwrse he denled them We polnt wlth a great deal of prlde to our graduates who are makxng thelr way through college Ely Glassman Zl has typed hls way through a course ln IMI bl k , . A ' ' x a . f -, I , z , , g Y 4 V C v 2 l ' ' e ' e , , ' - 9 T x ' , 1 ' v , Y c ' , 2 .I ig U '. 1- A X N. ' Q" -.1-9 --!,,..! ! 'l " -, ' v ,' V, f- -,:. " l - i ' T'-Y fffw I ??':,ii'f-"l1L'I :, -.-ill! Y tl' I 'W -i' ' '7 - 1... . -' " I " A . V 1 13 V 7 3 E 2 , 2 f . s , e , - called nolse, the sound ot many' typewrtters operated at the same . Y . . . . U . C S 5 ., e It . , T f t S x - ' ' H C' .fz 'A z " ' N vs. K . y in C . 42 .1 Z . ga. A . . . bn I T ' 7 I c . s 7. -5-3' A lr gg n il fr t 5' lents lr ld ff 1 ea 2. I , .2 so , e ' ,, '.::' ' ' " n" 'c- '-eI' he 'i,,. I I I c ., . ' ' 1 A. . l K , A - g' ' f ' I 1 x s 5 1 N -S O li fl I . ' Y Y K L :G '1 pharmacy at the Unlverslty of Southern Qalrtornla Ely counts the tlme spent on commerclal vxork rn hlgh school conslderably more than worth whlle Ben Harris 20 after two years ln a business office IS now enrolled ln the Unlverslty of Callfornla contmulng his offlce work after school hours Catherine Dearlng I9 and Loulse McDowell Zl are 1n the office of Dr l-llll presldent of the Unn ersxty of New Mexico at the same time domg college work MllO llnthlcum 71 IS at South western College Wlnheld Kansas Stephen Ballrng Z0 spent two years ln the Cltlzens Natlonal Bank and thus year entered the Um versxty of MISSOUYI Dovle Mae ohnson 22 rs at the Unlverslty of New MEXICO and after school hours I5 employed rn a real estate office Others of last year s graduates who went directly from school to good busmess posltlons are lrma Whitehouse secretary to Superm tendent lVl1lne Adele Morelll first wlnner of the Underwood silver medal ln New MEXICO rn the law office of Mr ohn Srms Myrtle Brown wxth lVlr Magee of the State Tribune Clarlta Sanchez the State Natlonal Bank E mill' 1:31338 I 1 fl: fl lmlls- R ,german rams Q! H ll 5 GDC THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT wwwwwuw Sclence IS one of the most mterestmg and 1nHuent1al factors of today Sclence controls our hospltals our electrlclty our new machmes our very llves Hosprtals of today are entlrely dxfferent from those of fifty years ago Surgery was a most lmportant element m the war Sclentlsts are constantly provldmg new and bettel methods of SHVIIIQ' lauman l1fe New IIIXCIITIOHS are makmo' cond1 tlons better The SCICHCP of enfnneerrng IS maklng llfe more lnable whrlc the SLICHCC of medlcme ns lengthenlng llfe to enjoy these condltlons Who would he WllllIlQ to go hack to the tlme of our grandmothers wlth no electrlc llghts no automoblles no motron plctures nor alr planes wlth no well equrpped hospxtals vyrth therr tralned nurses and hlghly speclallzed doctors and sur0feons3 All of these thlnvs haye been accompllshed by sclence xnd more IS belng accomplrshed each year A yast amount of study and hard work art necessary to xc complrsh anvthrnv along a screntlflc llne A pl1VS1ClEll'l must haw lUlf 1 . . , , . , I V . . h, y - v . . , 1 1 l ' N ' , , . . . . , l r y , , , . . . , I . . . . . , . , 4 , - , - . 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' v :s ' ' 3 , r 2 A v C 73 s as v 2 - V rs t " - ' , 1 . ... . 1 3 n an A B degree an lVl D degree and at le lSt one year s sc FNICK H1 a hospltal before he has learned those thlnvs whlch arc alrt ady cl s covered A great deal more tllne and study and practlce are nctcs sary before he can go ln advance of hls contemporarles lhc sam: IS true of any branch of sclence A beglnnlng of thls tralnlng can be made ln hlgh school As we all know a house bullt upon the rock endures and the sclence department 19 most ccrtalnly l flrnl rock Everyone IS requlred to have one laboratory 9C16'l'lLt tor graduatlon MANUAL TRA -ll lhe most Llgffllll artlcles of exery day llfe are such common plice thlngs as chalrs and tables Xvhat would we do wlthout hou es and thelr furnlshlnvsl SLIIDPOSIDQ all the carpenters and woodworkers went on a strlke a lastlng one for about ten years let us sav Vlfho would lllllld houses to replace ones that by chance had become destroyed3 Who would make the new ones necessary to accommodate a growlng populatlon ID many of our commu'l1 tles3 Where would anyone g t furnlture or even have olsl furnl ture repalred3 Such a sp culatlon shows us how very lmportant thls work IS The wheels of tlm grlnd slowly but surely ln revlewlng the last four years of lnclustrlal educatlon IH the Albuquerque Hlgh Schools we ICVIVC our hopes for the future Llke the wheels of tlme the lndustrlal educatlon has been rolllng slowly but surely The past four years have seen the lnauguratlon of a two years course for machlnlsts It has seen the graduatlon of such a group of stu d nts and has followed them through the flrst year of successful competltoln ln the trade for whlch they were tralned Four years have seen the shop equlpment and student enrollment doubled Perhaps the greatest step of all IS the recognltlon whlch the ln IUIQN . . 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Q . . . . . . . v Q ', if 1, clustrxes have grvcn us Qur gran uatcs are not only glven a pref 1 ence they are gxven full credlt houl for hour by tht largrst cor poratlon ln our c1ty the Santa Pe shops Albuqu rque Hlgh School IS the first 1n the Unlted States to be so recognized What wxll the next four years bflflgg Flrst rn hue of need IS a new shop ln each of the junior hlgh schools a four year course of lndustrlal educatlon ln our senior high school a new forge shop a mod rn drawlng room more equlpment for our prtscnt shop and the contlnued success of our graduates By their works ye shall know them HUIVIE EEDNDHIES C'5 An lnnovatlon rn the system thls year was the plan of servxng noon lunches which followed from the first of December untzl March These lunches were served three tlmes each week, Tuesdays, Wed nesdays, and Thursdays, at moderate prlces About hfty wx .- served each day, often a great many more PA G E GJ ' ' - . 7 X ' f,,. . 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NIBLIQQN' ' . v Vrld I On Tuesday October 31 the second Home Economlcs class gave a Hallowe en breakfast m the domestxc sclence rooms The table was decorated wxth black cats owls and wxtches A charmmg menu was served carrymg out a color scheme of black and orange The guests of honor were Miss C111 and Mrss Vanderwork The department has recelved several glftS thls year a case of CYISCO from Mr llfeld 3 Pyrex baklng dlshes 6 custard cups from COIDIHQ Glass Works Colnlng N Y 1 pmt Thermos bottle from lcy Hot Bottle Company ZW lbs Dromedary cocoanut Hllls Bros Company New York 1 bottle Premxer salad dressmg Francls H Leggett Company New York 5 lbs chocolate Hershey Chocolate Company Hershey Pa 1 can 7alek chocolate Pennsylvama Chocolate Company Pxttsburg Pa 1 bottle Cexto Kectln Sales Company Rochester New York 4 lbs Royal bakmg powder Royal Bakmg Powder Company New York 1 lb cocoa Walter Baker Company Dorchester Mass To each of these compan1es the home economlcs department wrshes to express appreclatlon Une of the bxg occaslons of the year was the banquet served ln the corrldors on the second floor on the night of April I2 ln honor of the basketball team Others present were Supermtendent Mllne and Mrs Mnlne Mr McRae presldent of the Board of Educatxon and Mrs McRae Mrs LaBar prmclpal and a majorlty of the mem bers of the faculty The long table was beautxfully and appropr1ately decorated near the center were two bulldogs typlfylng the fightmg Splflt of the team baskets of pmk sweet peas and hghted candles and pmk nut baskets gave cheerfulness to the scene at first glance then there were menu cards on whlch appeared figures ln green and booklets contammg the words of the school songs whlch were sung after the toasts Not the least of course was the carefully prepared and well served menu whlch was decxdedly a credlt to the Domestlc Sclence Department Of partlcular lntcrest to the school as a whole rs the annual fashion show put on ln the aud1tor1um by the Home Economlcs de partment A take off on the lmportance of woman s dress from a man s polnt of vrew provldecl conslderablc amusement for the audxence at thls year s show m Vlay Ar any tlm during the year the artlstlc and useful problems bemg worked out by the glrls ln the sewmg classes show the prar tu al br n fxts whlrh the course QIVCS to the glrls ,-WWA!-N fm' AQ lU1 1 Y y A' I , . 1 v - - 1 - 1 . , . . 1 L , . 1 I - , I Y 'L -4 1 5 l 'L I Yr 1 1 - , v 1 - y 1 v ' f Y ' . 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KW, .xl r ' " I1 er the bLlpt'YX1blOI1 ot Mlss bh 1nk thc pupxls ol the a1t classes COl"ltlHlltCl work 111 the VC lnstlc r C lub and lftfllllll' class room work exerv afternoon VlSltOfS who stoppul III roon1 7U9 were mterestccl IH the xarletx of work lrorn tlllll to tune S0111 of lt tl c revunr Ntl1CllC'S lor t1c xc opn1111t ol 111 L 111111 1 p Y'lQlllOI1 ln art som b1ts showlng the practxcal appllcatlon ol nt tc thr l1o 1 1nd personal aclo1nn1c 11t anfl b0II1L sp t11l t1 k 111 1 1 pr px 1t1c 11 own 111s 1111 111 1 s Il c 1o oocl Engl sh XX k and t1r 11 lOl 1 4 r s IIIXC o mr o ps1 1 1 s 1s ollows lar fn 1 nat n 1 thc Ln l1.1nt1 l M bl to Rosa 11111 or stconc 1cs su It su H l osc wl1o 1ece1udl1onora1x 111 ntxon w ra lVl1rjo111 Ste1rns E,lo1s1 Boren VIVIHH Cnbson Chrlstlne Leftwrch and Ruth Wood lhe cl S1011 for the place cards for the football banquet was mad by Elolsm Boren ancl other puplls IH the class 3SSlStCC'l 1n the work of p'11nl1nfr thcln The cleslgn for the place carcls for the basketball banquet was made by Katherlne Lytton who was assxstecl ln the work of palntmv by E.lo1se Boren Vlvlan lVl1rabal and Ruth VVoocl Ih g1rls ln tl1 classes also asslstecl the art eclltors of la Reata who werc members of the Art Class the hrst semester and of thc Vvlnstler Club through out the year The club hacl an opportumtx to su il 1Yl txvbt htld at the Vlorvan s Club on October 5 lVl1ss Shanks was on tl A1t lea Conarmttee wl11ch 1nR1t cl th S1 s of tl1 club to thc t a Ihe gnls w ere all CI1Ll'lllSl?lQt1K wbout h punt nffs except the futurxsts lebruary tht club also aw the fvzh blt of M1 Hartman s palnt ngs at the Elks Club rofn th t1n1 1 1 ent 1 th art class th w must construe cr1t1c1ze and reject They d s gn posters book coxcrs wearing ap gg U Cl 1 ' " 1' A N 1 s 1 ' Q Q ' ' 1 - s - I 1 v ' , JV ' i , X . , . . . , '- x , I nn . 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J Q 1 9 4 , A '72 1 ,l 1 .1 1 ' f- 1. .6 1 1 1 1 fa-,K 1, , , 1 A1 .111 . h. fr Q ' 9 1 4 1 b- Q' Q. 1 ' L:.""' ir' ,. ,. .VH 1 1 'M ' ,,'A1..vf 1 ' cllrectxons m some llnes of work and prcture study Th se notes were kept ln small portfohos whlch were made by the gnrls Large partfollos were also mad ID whlch to keep thelr other work All these asslgnments were lntencled to develop good taste Once galned good taste IS the source of conslderable happlness to the pupils and a guldxng prlnclple ln everyday llfe later for 1t has practlcal value 84 well as artrstlc value The clothes a man wears the home he bullds every object of use whlch he may gather about hlm wrll lnflucnce men s Judgments of hlm ln buslness good taste can be made an actxve sellmg force It Wlll glve beauty and effectxveness to retaxl store wmdows and counters lt wxll gxve power to every lett r rl he Important quallty IS only partly mstmctxve ln a pupxl lts devolp mg th men and wom n IH th schools today They are solvlng rt through school art Though the Art Department m Albuquerque Hlgh School IS one of the smallest ln the school very credltable pro gress has been made and the pupils m the class show mark d 1m provement IH thelr art work as well as an ambltlon to apply what th y have learned When thlS sectlon goes to press the class IS buslly engaged ID selectlng prmts by lVl1llet Carot Raphael Vvhlstler and other famous palnters The prmts wxll be pald for from the treasury of the club Plans are also being made for sketchmg and PICHIC trrps later ln th sprmg For the benefit of those who wlsh to know somethlng of tht artist for whom th club was named we add the followmg Whlstl r was an Am rlcan artlst who created no school but the finest quality of hls art was p rsonal to hxmself CODSCIOUSIY or unconsclously THE WHISTLER CLUB IWGI, 14 , A . e Y X N ' . I Y ment and guidance have become one of the most vital problem3 fac- ' e e ' e . ' ' . . C . v e . Y Y Y ' e , ' : ' e e . . Y . I hrs lnfluence IS felt ln countless studlos We are naturally prone to estlmate llfe by materlal standards and to sharpen our wlts at the expense of what rs splrltual to have lxttle reverence or habrt of qulet thoughtfulness and too soon to lose the realltles of character devel opment ln hablts of worldlxness Wlth VVh1stler we may do well to enter at tlmes 1nto the tranquil half llght of the soul and ponder upon the things of the Splflf S16 F Lf.. I' 5 Sl tiff The human soul and xnusxc are alom eternal How true that IS for musxc IS the product the CYPTCSSIOD of some soul The sound of muslc stlrs the soul Thus vear the varlous orgamzatlons of the muslc department have endeavored to reallz every expressxon which a composer has wrltten mto his musxc Everyone who has heard our hlgh school orchestra or chorus t stxfies that th s goal has b en reached The musrc d partment has rendered rnvaltable as slstance to every school actluty as the program shows It has won the pralse and grltltude of everyone rn the school for what would we have done at the presentatron of each play lf the orchestra had not glven nts able ass1stance3 How dull assemblres would b wlth out an occaslonal slng The chorus IS composed of about seventv volces whos talthful work IS shown IH the excellent blendmg of volces and umty of sxng mg whlch has been the ldeal they sought for and secured A group of men s volce as a part of the chorus work has frequentlv added th necessary pep to our athletic meetlngs The orchestra has been unusually progressne thls year A large number of students have jomed thrs orvanlzatron wrth the purpose of malcmg lt bugger and better It has been of mestxmable value to the IMI as I . . . . . . . . ,, -,--,.-O.,-iQ, I , f ' f .X-Q f , f K. 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Q '. 2-2 'T success of our school plays assem blles and senlor week programs A speclal glrls orchestra has been formed and has rendered unusually entertalmng programs partlcularly IH CODIICCUOH wlth the Cnrls l eague T e school smg 19 a new feature of the musxc department These smgs are conducted srml larly to the popular commumtv smgs of the w r The same tavorltc songs are sung as then Smrles A Long long Trarl rn lick Lp Your lroublrs III hour Old Klt Bag These srngs haye be en welcomed by the students for thu make cach and everyone a part of thrs excellent department Musxc Calendar Nl6XlCO hducatlonal Assocl xtlon SpE1l11Sl1 Play Dramatrc Club Play SEZIIIOY Play Clrls Leafvue Program unlor Play Class Day Baccalau reate 'md f ommencement Programs Chorus New MCXICO Educa tlonal Assoclatlon Class Day Bac calaureate and Commencement Pro grams Personnel of the Orchestra VlOllf1S ane l-lunlng Edward llneiu eanette Katz Nlles Strum qulst Bunella Mandell Gladys Karl cofe Marlon Hammond Francls Burdell Charles Wegs Creorge Hub bell Edward Rowe Robert Hall Cornets Ceorge Anderson Charles Renfro Earl Richmond Alpert Dawes Clarlnet Harold Blank Saxaphone Albert Kool Sllde Trombone Robert Cheney and Harold Satterfleld Cello Hugh Munn Bells Eunlce Herkenhoff Plano Margaret Bunn I u 1 1 , - , , s . x A, Y . . . 4 . . Ji! A h 1 '. U ' K H a. 2 d 'Q ' t X ' Orchestra: -Assemblies, New N . Q . .E . y ' Y Y an 'Q-, l Q a C J I . , . Y , , 1 fc . , f . r ' l C , J , , - 1 9 '- Y Y 7 Y . ,- Y Y ' I A 1 Y f 1 '. 1117: ALBUOUERQUE HIGH SCHOOL OFtCHEoTRA DG? ,occacocmcocrmuaoccmoooaocscnunncoadrsnaosonaaaormca THE PRINTING DEPARTMENT 5 "lM?GUx,oGuU"ellH3CC?'LU.fx,I3U' CDOOFDUOO JDVOUU 'lhe Prlntlng, Department has been materlally adxanced by the addmon of a new lmotypc A new press has al o been added which makes the efftclency of the department not merre drudgery because of the slow process offered for an mcrease rn speed IH turnmg out the work and an opportunlty to show more artlstlc arrangement Mr Carleton assures us that It rs not everyone who makes a good prmter We agree wnth hlm we know that we owe much to Mr Carleton for the artlstlc arrangement of thxs publxcatlon as well as for the accuracv IU lts prlntmg We belleve that the mlstakes ln the workmanshlp of our book are so few that no apology need be offered only commendatlon of the work of the department As Mr Carleton says one must be able to spell correctly and to dlvlde words properly at the end of llnes else the prlnted matter would have the general aspect of a small boy s composxtlon Besldes the pl1lDllC3tlOn of thrs book each year the prlntmg department IS responsible for the printing of the RECORD the OETCIHI newspaper of Albuquerque Hugh School as explained ln ACTIVIXICS as well as for the prlntlng of such other matter as all forms used ln the supermtendent s offlce and the prlncxpal s office tlckets and programs for all plays mvltatlons to the umor Senior Prom recexpt books for the Athletlc Assoclatxon and for the La Reata staff athletlc txckets prlnted posters for games tags outsxde readlng lusts and no doubt a number of other necessltles whlch we are unable to enumerate here because of our own lgnorance of the prlntlng business as lt concerns a public school svstem Yea the printer must be a busy man especlally at the end of the year when the final pages for the annual are belng set and programs for Senlor Class Nlght and for Commencement are belng prepared IMI 'TTGLJCCGSIJ f cf , H , , , 1 4,esta:Scot,-scrrtiaccrcccc1' an A ., ,nf-r' gr ,, -Qf2fj', , N D ' my A A 'I ' 7 A.. . v v ky W N of working with a hand press, but a real delight because of the opportunities 1 ' ' ' ' r , . , , . 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Q11 ' H if' .. 1.- fp ',', ,QQ 1, ji W f' ' '- 1 I li I i SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Flrst Semester Second Semester Adviser lVl1ss Dlxon The hlstory of the world xs made up of the llves of herolc men who have had a deflnxte goal ln VICVN and who have attalned that goal The Scholarshlp SOCl6ty represents the heroes of school llfe for lts members have had hlgh grades for thelr goal and they have attaxned that goal But they have not only made good grades they have achleved leadershlp ln school affalrs They are not th book worms who drudge over each days lesson merely to recelve the hlghest grades ln class they are the best because they real1ze that good grades are a stepplng stone to great thmgs They also real1ze that whlle there are many who could have good grad s lf th y worked hard enough that only the very best of us are able to exc ll in grades and actlvltles both A llst of the members for thls vear shows that the S horarshxp SOC1Cty really leads the school s actxvltxes Carl Allen presrd nt for the first semester won hls A ln football and played a part ln the senlor play Under Cover Leona Haney presldent for the s cond actlve ln commerclal work Marcella Reldy IS Jumor class presxdent semester IS also presldent of the Webster Debatlng SOClCty and Nathan Classman took a promment part ln football and was captam of th basketball team Lenore Petltt has b en a memb r of the RECORD staff presldent of the Correspondence Club and an en trant ln the Declamatory Contest Vlrglnla Bragg Vlvlan Cnbson and others were members of LA REATA staff Eumce Herkenhoflf played the lead ln the junior play Captaln Klcld -Ir Mary Garrett played a promment part ln the Dramatlc Club play Come Out of the Kltchen Bob Hughes IS an athlete and cheer leader Vlvlan Glbson took part ln the senlor play Under Cover Ollie Stewart was rn the Spanlsh play and declamatory contests and lnter soclety debates Among the debaters we find Vxvlan Glbson Mary Garrett and Arabella Sterrett all of whom won llterary letters by belng on the audltorlum debate The most promment members of last year s senlor class earned away gold A s, as tokens of thenr leadershxp ThlS year sees them promment ln Universxty circles, whlch dxsproves the YAG I-. 79 A A . 5 ' fl-. VAIII, ALIJCN, I'l'1'NlIl0Ill ' 1 1 ' 1' l,l'.Nl bItI'. l'l',l lllll, X 1111-l'I'q'5idpnl A' Xlllllfl, ULSUN, Se'1"5',-'1'1As-gut LIUUNA RANICY. l'I'Q'NlIlf'lll Ul.l,ll'l N'l'lfu'.Xll'l', Vim' l'.e-slflvlli IlHIilZlt'1' l5U'l"1'S. Se-1-'y.-'l'rv:1s, p . ' . L ' 1 u , . S - Y ' e ' 2 , ' e ' . . P , , . . . . . , . 3 I i , . , e . 7 Y n u 1 ' ' Y V . . . ' .. . . , ' Y . Z. 2 . . ' L, l . . . , ' I ' ' ' , . . . ...I 9 1- 3-' 5 'ivy ff-sl ld' X f ,av-A I ACI S0 . "' 1 H1 I f, f N if 1' 6 K a ' Q' ,, ' f '4 ' . '. ' ' v K y ' R' . ,I ,. 1 r , ,J ' - Q .. , N ' .. 1-dl X n ,U X A X K 'Z 1 5 , X , 1 . t I I' ' 5 1 ' u X D nv. A '+- vf , '- h . , ' nf - 1 4 gy 'K K 1 A ' -4., xv , I K I . . Y ,, - L. f W xi N f , ,f "M X A N , " M' Q, . PM ' , I,,.-. lx ' ii U R 1' Xbl Nl 2 L --0' -5- 1 P O ' f .1 s ' - ' J -' . 4 "TQ, , f 4 . 441: 'wx t O-!Qf -K 4 - - L.. , ' , f ' ' l ' 1 x af . 1A ' . . Q f X 1 . . ,X x n ' "- 5 . .. I , . , "In YI . X f'-1? . "' ' X 1 - , o SZIWIHQ that .1 wood la 1511 1111 11 11111 s 1 bac n 'nf' lhfy have made a good lJew1n111ng m t l1lr1llOY c E119 1 1als111ff a no 1 cn mg 1tr dl many who t11tc lc r th 5 l1ol.1rsl11p So 1 tx but fal t o attavn lt by a narrow 11121111111 lhcx w1ll la th rntmur I5 lor ne t semester for honest 1f1to1t anl p 1s rxfrancc .1 ways YNIII fwse s u ents who twll hort or Lrlt 1 1 ll 11 Il s 3 o 1 1 an as ntccs sary a part ot tl1e schoo. s stand 11d ol vrades as the Sf co1 d teams are 1n ?ltlllLt1Cb and the ol cond casts 111 Cl1dI11c'illCS for thc1r co111pet1t1on Jrges others to do tl1c1r la st and o the Scholarsh p standards are ralsed A lrttle morc earn st tttort .11d fhtsr students w ll also Je numb 1cd amonfr tht s uct uw each year tht Schol lSl11P Society IS more hrn x stablls e 1n school BHHIYS each war 111o1t 1110 mor. stud 11ts wo k for the hlgh honor of a s1ly er A Each mar 111 mhcrs ol thc Scholarshlp So clety ,qo mto college to become scholarshxp members tht rt ln order that you may also be a membt r adopt tl1lS motto Day by day 1n every way my grades are better and better GGCGUQGGUGQGGGGGU C1 GCQGUUGCGQADGGGQGGGDGDGCGGCPGCGUG THE GIRLS LEAGUE GGGGGCO AdVlSCYS Nh ardmc Mrs Moore The Gnrls Leaffue was orgamzed 1n l9l 7 ltS purpose belng to promote hrgh ndeals of true womanhood courtesy of speech and manner s1mpl1c1ty loyalty and honor among, the urls of the chool ThlS purpose has been successfully carrled out through the vears 1n the work accompllshed by the tour departments Flhe Program CIXIC Soual Welfare The league has been espeually successful 1n presentmg several mter estlng programs such as the followmq 'lhe get acqualnted party held 1n the fall the clrcus whrch wed vuth Barnum and Balleys ten r1ng one lh excltement and as a grand hnal thc program g1ven to entertam the boys an 'Vlarch Zl The league has been BCUYK 1n other wavs also as the Thanksgwmg donatlons the Qhnstmas haskets and g1fts to the Day Nursery bear wxtness BCSldCS these speclal affans the l argue had IIS 1egular meetmgs every two weeks varymg from mformal d1scuss1ons on the v1tal subjects of manners and dress to mus1cal and hterary cntert unments 1 tlt IVPSN9 ld V' k ' D vj 1 111 'live Q ' l 1' d, 5. 2 ' ' ' I ., ' . . . . - Y' ' ' 1 . 5 Q K ill . .111l , 1 .,, ,, LX - d . ' 1 ' N 1 . ,A Tl J S' 'O ' I 'B tt C ' W Qt' ' t L ' V' 'Q . M fu' I e e T ' x x f .c , J 1 ' ' C 311: '1' ' T 'l ' " V , 7 l N - . A s 'A 1 . T. , , ' , . td 1 s '111t1t11-1b'slr1l- - - 1 ' V ,. f . ' , , , , 7 t .t A . t , 1 , ' , ' s ' Q , s W . . ' -. . ' . Q ,A . ' ' . I ' . 11 1 41 -' - Q ' 1 1 - 1 -' L -.. . . u , 1 ' - ' 1 . ,3 N . ' V , , s s 1 ,Q I i.1'W x ' xl 1 ' X I c 7, . t . . . . - . . E. ' f , " 1 1' 1 11 ' 1-1' h ,d ' A 3 ' fe "1 t l e . " 1' ' ' v 4 V 1 V .s , s ' , . , . ' - l Y ' N ' 1 . A 1 xr . tt - s 4 4 - 1 - .. , , J . . 1 . ' . :--1 'ss ' :, . . 3 t ' ' V ' I I , f 14 3 . ' . . - 7 .. V. i. . h , 1 . . - x . . 4 - M . A 1 V . . , , , , . . 1 - , . h . X 1 . l K . ., c E K A ' A A -mi -v 1' , , ' 2 . 2 ,' 4 ' - . ':,'.'L 'X , X1' I 1 , f Qu A. N., 'Q 1 ,,' IQPQ' ?, 1 ' I I'1'4-sill:-111, Iftlilh Him- Yin- l'1'o'si4l1-Ill. H1 Billll' l"lll'l'l S1""l2ll'j', l':lllIl4'l' lla-1'lu-11l1oI'l' 'l'1'4-:1s111'1-1', II1-I4-11 t2lz1l1:1s111:1 '1 GI '... the 1 X lrlo s ns tw eacu IS tr o promote the welfare and I3 ptncss of t t 1 x t sort 0 among, tht Q 1 FELLOWS CLUB FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS HUGO GIOMI President CREIOHTON FORAKER Vlee Pres RICHARD LEWIS Secret'1ry MALCOLM Long Treasurer QCXCHZPGQGDQC 50430000-051000000000-QD GCQGQOOOOLQ- THE FELLOWS CLUB OQQOQUCCQUQGOODUQCQQGUDOOQ'DCOQUCOCU000QGUCOCUGOQUGQGQQOC'Ov'Df Facultv AdVlSCYS Mr Burton and Mr Moore fhe lnellows Club was organtzed clurmg the flrst few months f the l922 23 school year It rs 1 club haVll'1r., for nts membershlp all boys of the Albuquerque hlgh school It was organlzect for the threefold purpose 0 brmgrng the boys together that 1 of spreadrm, thc feelrng of comradshrp of mstrllmg school sptrrt and hrrngrng, any promment 'nen that some to ou clty to the hlgh school to speak It IS also an earnest desire of the Fellow: Qlub to cooperate wtth the faculty rn any matters of common mterest The Fellows Qluh cherlshes the hope that rt rs laylnr., the foundatro which wlll In some future tmu brlnc ahout student self government Durmg the last 'erm meetmggs were held on thc average of once a mc mr and new ofhcers were elected at the begmnlnr, of the second semester The factulty advrsers officers and members of the Fellows Club fee that they have accomplished something worth wh1le somethmr that M1 carry on for many terms to come FELLOWS CLUB SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS NATHAN GLASSMAN Pres CREIGHTON FORAKER Vice Pres FRANK DINELLI Treasurer CLARK CARR Secretary IMJ NI ln 'se fs A ur vvzy: l lxkf 1- ying' 1 - , , ' A 3 g l p ' lt? giels, to l.c-lp otherq uncl to dt-'1-lop the riggh Q f splrf ' ' ' Liirls in K. II. 5. tv- s , fl I C cw A xl X K t f ' I a V ' ' ::-- . ' f . , J r ' ' f " . -V " ' Q ' ' ' 4. - . 2 ' hr A Q ' A ' .' . i f' ' ' ' f . . . K -V . . I 1 . J. Y I . 4 A C T Y. i .K f . . . Ay Y , TV . . . . X . Y , N 7 - ' K L, t ' x s Ayn , 1 , x ,' ' , . . , S . , c ' - ' B V . ' ' K- ' Q . I F. 't' ' 1 A I 2,11 1 A A ,, Q X it-vp . 542,25 ' . . , 4 -g-.,',',3 1 I :I V . Q 1.2, ,,?,..'4 tiff: S . F. V tl 'N-' t ' A A l- -n '- 'H -I THE RECORD Adviser:-Miss Clark. The following staff was elected early in the fall by a special election: Editor-in-chief, Helen Schneider: business manager, Ford Davis: associate editors, Leona Raney, Will Glass: activities editor, Maxine Halthusen: athletic editor, Lee Farr: exchange editor, Lenore Pettit: assistant activities editors, Gladys Doris and Russel Gere. PAGE 84 fhere have been fourteen ISSUPS of the Record th1s year There was one e1ght page ISSUC and more SIX page ed1t1ons hav been pubI1shed than 1n any other year In add1t1on to these the 9126 of the Record was mcreased Wllh the 1r,:,ue for March Zl The mstallment of the new l1notype mach1ne has permntted a larger paper because the type carres more copy than could be carrtecl by the Iclnd of type that had to be set by hand 'Ihe new prese also allowed for an actual mcreaae ln the QIZC of the sheet It 19 hoped that th1b mcrease ID hue and form wtll enable next year 5 staff to secure member Qh1p for our paper 1n the Qentral Press ASSOClatlOn an BSSOCIHIIOD founded at lvladlbon Wls for the furtherance of all h11.,h school papers throughout the country Ihe staff wlshes to expresb IIICII' 1ppru11t1on to Mr C arleton for w1th out h1s sugfgestmns and h1s mterest vwh1ch were a part of ex ery ISSUE as well as hw SUPLYVISIOU of the prlnttng all sc whuh made the 111echan1caI :,1de of eac publ1cat1on and the IYIINII 1rr :nv eme nt of 1 h par e poeslble the Qtaff would haw been hclpless I or the a1ms of the st rff we refs r our reaoerk. to an ed1tor1aI ID the ISSUE rr Septemner fm w IC rt d 1 1 o o s Ine Record Qhould be the ofhcul bulletm for excrx departmfnt Xthletlcs and aesembhee have that we arf mteresttd 111 tht ll vxorlc ax well Let us have an account of your x es f t cn 111 th Retor Ooooouo JODOCJCJOOOGGCIOOOOOOOOQOOQUOCJ'WODDUDOOCCDOQGGDGGDUOOOOG DEBA IIIIG CQOGOCPCCCCCOOCLGODGDUDGOCC D' OOOOODGCDDOOODDO-DCOGCPOOGDOCHZYD-DQ43 c Jeter ID b1t11'11., ouety acu tx xlxcrs 'NI1 N IDIXOFI and lVI1ss uhr Rooxewelt Debatmv 5oc1etw Faculty Xcluszxs 'VI1Qs PIIIIIIPS lVI1ss Gamb1l So 1r11port1nt 1 e11t1n consl erzc that 1 one semester course 1n oratory 'ind debate IS requ1red as the last half of Jun1or bnghsh Those pup1ls who haue been members of deb 1t1nff soc1et1es prlor to the1r Junror year flncl the course S1mpIer and easxer than the others In adclltlon all Students who are on debates ID elther somety durmg the1r course IH oratory and debate YCCCIVC cred1t for those debates Ihe plan followed thrs year vs 1s xery successful SIX debaters were appo1nted 1n each SOCICKY t vworlc on prel1m1nary debate The three best WEBSTER DEBATING SOCIETY I U I v I K f - I D x k A I A - ' . 'sh' i . , ' , K. . . L, V Av , i V Aj .S, . . .7 ' i XS , ': ' . - i. , h " ' ' 2 'cz 2 ,g ' ez 1' ,I . ' L . fa ,I f - I 2 , 'h' h -a s, in tart, as f ll wx: I' . , ' . 4 UE ' rv , if - 1 ' A, I ' .P . -8. 4 ' . , their place, but class rneetinggs, dt-hares, 111-ttvities of every kind, should feel acti 'iti 5 and w- shall try to flnrl a plat-e for h- 1 ' e ' d." ny x W -I .' . e t ' bf F " ' I'-2 K I V' ,Nd ' 9:-A1 ' ' I7 . .l ' 2 's cl l 2 ' g ' Hd , X I 2 .' - 3 5 ' , C . Y A-1 D .4 -I , I . k .my - ci Y 4 , K , O ' . . I 'A Q Q xf ROOSEVELT DEBATING SOCIETY speakers were chosen from each prehmmary to form the unter soclety debate teams whlch debated once each month two weeks after the prelxmmary This schedule made two debates every month As the debatmg season ex tended from the first of October until the mlddle of April SIX lnter society debates were held resulting, thls year ln five VlCtOflCS for the Webster boclety and one for the Roosevelt SOClCty A total of one hundred and eight debate speeches were worked out this season which means considerable opportumty for tralnmg ln publxc speaking to the members of these two socletles The annual audrtorlum debate was held April I0 1923 The partlcl pants ln thxs debate each recelved a hterary letter 'lhe questlon debated was Resolved That the United States Should Abandon the POllCy of Isola tlon ln World Affairs The Roosevelt representatlves Mary Garrett Marlon Crawford and Owen Marron upheld the negatlve lnhe Webster Soclety team composed of Loren Nlozley Vlvxan Gibson and Arabella Sterrett up held the afhrmatlve The declslon was glVen IH favor of the afhrmatlve It IS mterestlng to note that these people also found trme to be promlnent rn other actlvxtles such as play casts l x Reata staff oratorlcal and declama tory contests G-513-51345 THE CORRESPONDENCE CLUB Advnser 'Vhss Lease It IS the purpose of the Correspondence Club to make nts members better acquamted wlth the condltxons and the peoples of other natlons By dlrect correspondence with the younger generation ot forelgn countrle students galn a great lnslght and unclerstandlng of the outslde world which enables them to speak xntelhgently on all subjects relatlve to forelgn affalrs During the past year the orgamzatlon has recelved letters and literature from all over the globe Flhe membership has mcreased and hearty interest has been shown by all club members Llterature and pamphlets from the Chamber of Commerce have been mauled to the correspondents thus adver tlslng our clty and state A bulletin board has been hung ln the hall showmg vlews of other countrles that have proved of lnterest and value to many students mpc thnt this u1g.1n1fltmn acquamted mth our furontrm Iulallhfvl-4 l X11 Wln . 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I T 90 Wilbur Wilson Huqo G om: ll N 0 WILBUR WILSON Presldent Athletic Assoclatlon ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Atlmletlc Assoclatlon was HHHTICIHIIY the best lt has been smce IIS creatlon lVIr Moore was able to buy the best equlpment available for the plavers Tennls track and baseball wzll fare a great cleal better tbls year as have football and basketball both be cause of the better gate receipts and because of the larger number of boosters who haue followed the course of atbletlc ewents smce the openmg of the year The officers of the assoclatlon ale W1lbur Frank Stortz Ma ro'm Lonq Owen M'xrron P vnn Holcomb IVII TL -'- ' ' .- " I ..,'I41'lv I' L .R I ' , . I I A I Q . ' L,-v ,ff 'i Hlxvilllllrllxu 'I'le4- 'Il--ml' Vg,-r.-,-," in --k In lkl me Il Ill.-5 H., - - It-1' Ihnr 3l':11's. Pun-nt .1. 11 1-1'-:noi xx l,,. 1 ln- ,l . . . . luv-ll 'V w-,,-u1.l.- R Ilm: -ml' 1. 1,7:14Il'.' . .1 ' ' I . ' ' - V l Y . I Q54-A,I'.. 'v 14 ' 5 . I I -I, I 1 El - l f , ' 1 I ' s 1 I . l ! 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If El Nath1n Glassman Charles Renfro Frank Dmelll James Roybal X! li I xx hm P llll lb I N ul 3 Wllson, presxdent Crexghton Foraker, v1ce presxdent Paul Ham mond, secretary Mr Moore, manager Mr Llghton, assistant man ager, Bob Hughes, yell leader All over the Unlted States lt has been a great football year The dope bucket was upset tlme after tlme and an unparalleled lnterest was shown by thousands of people New stars, coaches and schools came mto the llmellght ln short, lt might be termed as a highly successful season for the whole country Not the least out of keeping was the success of A H S this year The defeat of El Paso on Turkey Day marked the end of the Carl Allen Hearst Coen Eugene Tome: Paul Faw X 1 no n x ml H71 lf K Y r- u ll 1 H I' XGI- 'W ,, if V - , 1 . ' 'S.s14f Xllx ---.- "l"1'ugs" l.wu.4 N 'l'1Ill:.lIl,Xl' '1. "SI:l"'- ,X I'l':ll H 'lIl:1.lv-l'll,r4l0 In Ivli IIH' :Jing ll!" 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Green and Whlte s most successful season ln manv a year, although unable to galn state champxonshxp because ot one defeat The season was unique tor Albuquerque ln more than one way Some fifteen or twenty grldsters held a ten day football trammg camp at Ellls ranch just prlor to the opemng of school Practice ln football fundamentals, rule study and hlklflg held sway durlng this perlod and when the season opened ln earnest Coach Moore had a head start wlth some ten letter men from last year and a group of eager greenhorns who were not entlrely green Creighton Foraker Mres ls llllll l 0 n Q de ml Herbert Sm: Oliver Monro 4 I u PAGI- 'L "'?""-ww' ' '- fi U' v mv:-1v..,'f!is:.'i.ss.w.'v I , Q .. WN , A: ' -,-K-. ' ' .1 lf Y . 'H , E f?x '2 ' H 1 V . If . . , l 1 FQ rr' 2 ,. .4 , L. , l ,. lf rr A .-rf. ' H ' l. . -' H " , ,. 1 . ' A H L . 5 I 'yi 3 t ,H 5 f 3. l ' , , -I :, ' 1. ., A ' x, If -, 4 ' Y ' Q V. -x 5' I, , ' , ' , A A ' i ' ' W V - k ,., ,W ,. 4, .. N - I. K . , , Q. 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I 'I 1 MR C T FRENCH The man who made football sweaters posslble After lt was all over the Athletlc Assoclatlon gave a real ban uuet wlth everythmg from soup to nuts for the members of the uad lVlr French presented the nlneteen letter men wlth green and whlte sweaters Uctober 7 At Belen 61 Belen Jctober I4 At Washlngton Park A 38 Wmslow October Zl At Washlngton Park A lVlenaul l'Novcmber 4 At Roswell Park A Roswell IIIIIII November I8 At Washrngton ParlcA lndlan School IO November 30 At Washlngton ParlcA El Paso Oct 7 BELEN GAME 61 0 Practlcally all of the squad made the trip to Belen Saturday mornmg The game whxch was played at l0 30 resulted IH an easy vxctory for Albuquerque Oct 14-WINSLOW GAME 38 0 A rather hard game was expected wlth WIUSIOW slnce they had beaten both Holbrook and Flagstaff by wide margins and untll the IU! -- . .-A. . S. 0 X - ' - . . S. ' U -- ' . . S. I5 0 f - - . . S. 0 24 November l l-At Las Vegas .A. . S. 31 N. M. N. U. 6 ' - ' . . S. 25 ' - - ' . . S. 27 ..l4 end of the first quarter it looked as lf lt might turn out that way But Winslow soon weakened ind the Gwen and White went through for five touchdowns by tht and l tht first half The v1s1tors be cause of several casualtles wt YE lou c to throw up the sponge after eight mlnutes had been to 11111 cl 1 l tond half and Albuquerque scored agaln Oct 21 MEVAUF GAME 15 0 For the first t1111 s 1 xt 11s 1111 Green and Whlte blan e the lVlenaul1tes S111 1 1 l1 1 rush A H S made the first touch down before five 111 l1rst qu 1rtf r were over A safety ln the first quarter and another touchdown 1n the last quarter com pleted the scormg N 1 ' f1f11VlF A H S journeyed to Rnsutll lNow111l11r -4 and was adm1n1s tered the first del: 1t ol tl1 1 1 t r tht opening o e first quarter Rosxm 1 1prcgnable and Al buqurque went c x Now 11 1, V Lush GAME 31 6 With the stmf 1 cl fc at the Grtfn and Wh1te w1th two regular p1a3ers 1 tl 1111 to 1xcnved themselves was a real allaro Nov 1 1 1-1 L CAM? 2 Playlng the 1 l1 fl t quirt r the Gre and Whlte piled up 77 po nts to the redskms three During the rest of the game they 1 X p nd '1 contc st resulted in which the lndlans w a e to scorc 1 1 hdown Nov .13 El.. PASO C 2714 Plavlng better th wn 1 y could 1 1oorc put lt A H S handed El Paso a delr t bv '1 substwnt l 111 fr Starting w1th a rush the Green and Wh1tc made tl1c1r fr L chdown ln th early part of the first quarter and two more before the half ended El Paso came back 1n the third and fourth quarters with a touchdown ln each but the Albuquerque spirit came out on top and in the last flve mm utes of play another six points were added to tl1e Green and White SCOYC BASKETBALL The basketball season started off rather mdifferently this season for A H S a win here and a loss there two wlns now and two losses then and so on Soon however the Green and White hit their stride and won the majorxty of their games up to the State Tour nament The mam trouble seem d to b the 1nab1l1ty of the team to connect with the basket and at times the failure really to work to gether Such are the modest comments of the boys who played on the team Do they think that our school always demands a wlnnlng team3 Surely there are many thmgs which may be galned besides IX! 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'z U '1 96 the score and the test of 1 true sportsman IS as lllcely to he ln the loss of a game as rn the wrnnlng Although unable to cop the state cham pxonshrp the trophy case contams the sllver cup whlch stands for the sectlonal champxonshlp At the end of the season Mr Moore and the team enjoyed a banana spllt feed lf you know what that IS you re lucky and a week later a banquet whlch was prepared and served hy the Domestlc Scrence Department The corrldor on the second floor was beautlfully decorated m green and whlte and the table decoratlons were cheerfully plnk except for the green follage and the green sults on the hgures on the place cards Schedule of Basketball Games Played Bankers A H S Trmrdad A H S Harwood Belen AHS AHS AHS AHS Flpaso Alamogordo A H S H lVlenaul H Harwood A H S Menaul A H S A H S Las Vegas Gallup Bankers Santa Fe AHS AHS Las Cruces Clow IS AHS Normal SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT ln order to faclhtate the selectlon of teams from each section for the state tournament sectlonal tournaments were held ID the dlfferent parts of the state Mr Nhndhn donated the trophy for the champlons of our sectlon ln the Green and Whlte s first game lVlenaul was downed ln an extra perlod truggle whlch was of cham plonshlp class At the end of the first half the score stood 3 to 2 rlhe second half was as fast as the hrst and rn the extra five minutes requlred to play oft the tue the C-reen and Whlte came out on the long end of a I9 to I3 score ln the second game the Qreen and VVh1te had a chance to avenge themselves on Belen who had nosed them out earher m the season ln the final game of the tournament with Harwood Albu querque easrly came out on top as sectlonal champlons Games As Played A H S Santa Fe Belen Harwood AHS AHS IUIP lVlenaul Belen St lVl1chaels Santa Fe Belen Harwood 4 5 . 1 - K l 38 A. . S. . . . 27 ' ' 24 . . . . . . I7 36 . . . 25 . . . . . . 32 . . . 50 . . . 33 Y . . . Z8 . Z5 . . . l.as Vegas 23 A. H. S. L I8 . . . . . . I3 A. . S. 26 " 33 . . . . . . . I9 13 25 30 . ' ,A 37 . . . 30 , . . . 31 PAGE 98 STATE TOURNAMENT I 1 1 1 c 7 ri K I f 5 Q I OSIMK 1 t x, , 5 I0 1 ITI1 1 III! 1 I t Y N I 1 1 c 5 I l 1 II 1 It w ' f M1 I I II N" I III r ScI1cduIe ot Gam 5 'TDAX Xml N x t I XNUII X l'II 'tt X I J . .x Nd c 1 -I-IU Xarrl I 1 m1Ic I Xt I W" XXVIII 1 In-ttvr rgI'tss of IJ'xsI4c-tIJ'1II IJCIIIQS pI' y td QII uv-r tI1tA .'t'1t:, pr .' --ts tor EIII Intt-rm-sting tut1rn'm1f'nt Imoln -QI. 'IIIti.- y:f'1r'x ur- nw Ant mrfmt rfvctlt arc- tIt'1r in pI'l'X'IOllS y -urs, IX,IT't'IE!Ig., tI1c: I'tItIIlt'I'l1tJ tw tItt4 f'I.I.VtIIJ'HIIFiIIIiJ wt IIUI. tIt- Ch -t Ii zti',cI It 3 l'IIlt'I'gft'tI X'Il'IUI'0l1SIy in a c'Ivzm 'md f'1.'t gztrtt-. 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I3 If IW My t. 3153143 LI4 One mxle C 8 IZO yard hlgh hurdles 220 yard low hurdles Broad Jump 4 Shot put Pole vault U 4 The 1923 records are thosm made ln the City meet ln whlch th lndlan School Menaul Harwood and A H S took part 9 3 9 7 3 TENNIS Keen competltlon marked the openlng of tennls season thls year Some twenty Hve took part ln the prellmlnary tournaments held under the dlrectlon of Mr Burton BV the end of the thlrd week the final team was pxcked and Owen lVlarron was elected cap taln Captaln Marron Rxchard Armljo and Bob Hughes wlll rep resent us 1n the State meet to be held May -4 and 5 BCSldCS the State meet several practlce matches were held wlth the Unlverslty of New MCXICO and one match has been dehnltely arranged at thls Wf1tlHg with Los Alamos for May IZ to be held there The glrls prellmlnary tournaments were held under the dlrec tlon of Mrs Moore asslsted by lVl1ss lVlcArthur wlth approxlmately slxty glrls worklng about twenty five of whom were beg1nners After a few prellmlnary rounds lnterclass tournaments were held Marjorle Stearns and Grace Ryan represented the Semors Eunlce Herkenhoff and Marcella Reldy the umors and llon Barth and l..ou1se Oestrelch the Sophomores The Senlors were elmlnated and after a hard struggle 1n the doubles the umors beat the Sophomores 9 7 6 3 Eunice Herkenhoff and Marcella Reldy wlth llon Barth wlll represent us 1n the State meet to be held May 4 and 5 BASEBALL For the first tlme ln several years A H S produced a baseball team Some forty asplrants turned out for practlce whlch msured that everyone would put forth hls best efforts towards maklng the season a success It IS hoped that school baseball xn Albuquerque wlll pay for xtself 1n a fevx xears but the expenses of thls season s venture will be cared for by the Athletic Assoclatlon Three games have been played up to the tnme of thls wrxtlng The game wlth lVlenaul School resulted ln a I9 to 4 v1ctory for the Green and White ln the second game whlch was played wlth Harwood A H S emerged at the long end of a 20 to IZ score I the game wlth the lndlan School A H S held the lead untll well along towards the end when the lndlans staged a rally and defeated the Bulldogs 9 to 7 No trlps wre planned for thls year because baseball xs a new venture m practlcally all New MEXICO hlgh schools I K1 I 100 ' mzl :Wa ' zu . 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Ed tor THE JUNIOR PLAY Captain Kidd a popular farclcal comedy was presented by the Junior class Thursday and Friday evenlngs December 14th and l5th Both performances were deemed excellent and were well advertised and attended The cast was exceptlonally well adapted to thelr varlous parts and under the efflclent dlrectlon of Mr no D Burton It was lmposslble that the plav be anythlng but a success The scene IS land ln a New York second hand book shop ID the Hrst act changlng to the Bush farm on Cape Cod ln the second then back to the old book store for the trlumphant finale There IS no lack of real human actlon all through the plot but the most reallstlc feature was the unceaslng hostllltv between Wllllam Vaughey the good lookm hero 1m Anderson and Eunlce Herkenhoff Mary ueen of Scots or Mary lVlacTav1sh these two were eternally at swords pomts untll the end when the1r attltudes suddenly and agree ably changed The audlence laughed at then wlth Donald Crosno as the proper effemmate Wllllanm Carleton who underwent a change of heart or nature and started about the Wlnnlng of lVl1ss Fenton the stenographer played by Helen Kay 1n a masterful manner that lm Anderson would have done well to copy Though one could scarcely have expected the actual brmgmg I Xfl' 101 X . 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If C' Dramatlc Club Omcers Pred Ward Presldent Rxchard Lewis Secretary Thelma Noe Vice Presldent Loren Nlozley Treasurer "COME OUT OF THE KITCHEN " It 1S the op1n1on of Mr Florenz Zlegheld that the Parlslan Revue IS the most popular form of entertamment now to be seen on the Amerlcan stage and mdeed lt has replaced the comlc opera of mythl cal klngdoms but a clever 1ntr1gu1ng three act comedy such as Come Gut of the Kitchen wrltten bv Augustus T Thomas recelved a cordlal receptlon by Albuquerque audlences Thls play presented by the Dramatlc Club under the dlrectlon of Mr Burton was not an easy matter to stage successfully by amateurs but the characterlza tlon was consxdered one of the outstandrng features of the perform ance There were two performances so everyone had an opportun lty of seeing the play The plot though not at all compllcated belng only the xdea of the four Damgerfield chlldren actlng as the domestlc staff whlle rentlng thelr home to a northern gentleman and his guests was nevertheless dlvertlng and somewhat novel Most of the Interest nouement but the finale though not cllmactlc was qulte natural and satisfactory The double cast rehearsed dally for some tlme the mterpreta tlon of the varlous characters bexng a cufhcult task whlch was never theless accompllshed exceedlngly well The humor of thls llttle comedy was not grotesque nor forced but seemed to Ht m naturally and agreeably w1th the movement of the play Altogether lt was a credltably pleasmg performance and the characters worthy of note Helen Schnelder as the lmmltable Llbby OllVla Dalngerfield was the prmclpal character lt was she who furmshed the lnltxatlve and energy for her slster Ellzabeth played by Mildred Llghton and her two brothers Owen Marron as Paul and Earl Rlchmond as Charlle Loren Mozley had the very aesthetic part of Thomas lef ferts the poet and George Olson hitherto unknown IH our dramatlc world was Solon T Tucker the supposedly strlctly buslness lawyer The hero Frederxck Xvard who was cast as Burton Crane PXP! 104 T 01 -l. ! - ' 9 7 -I ' y ' s ' , Y - ' f 5 1 was in the actual working out of this scehem rather than in the de- Y Y . . . ,. . 2 . . . .. . ., . . . 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X X , X. :.,l,5., .fa .X + a f . . - 3,5,,Q,f bfi ,, .if gg 5 fin. .H:,A,5g-5: D, Up, ' 4 , , A. , 44. the northerner rs well known III the play casts ot A H S and lord DHVIQ was most admrrable as Randolph Vt eeks hfe long frlend of the Dalngerflelds and buslness manager of thelr unusual xenture 'lhe guests of Mr Crane Mrs Faulkner and her even tempered daughter Cora were exceedlngly well played by Mary Garrett and Rosahe Furry respectlwelv Helen Hxlhard as Amanda the black mammy was well hked by the audlence Lome Out of the lxltchen was a finished productxon and lt mented all the honors recened ln the performance UNDER LOVER The CTOWDIDQ ey ent of the school year ln the way of actly tles was the semor play L ndr r Cox er prt sent: d on tht nlghts of April D and 6 Thls plat a melodrama wrltten bv ROI Cooper Megrue was unusually dlfFlCL1lf of prcsentatlon Ih eplot was mysterious the characters grow nups secret serxlce men and detectn es and the scenery and costumes most elaborate and elegant affairs Neyerthe less the cast was fxcc ptlonallx Xersatlle III cnterpretlng thelr roles wlth occaslonal touches of humor IU th 1r parts whlch w1th the a1r of mx sterx that hung lntangxbly about made up 1 charnnng entertaln ment The elusive and redoubtablc R lntrlgued the onlookers of Wlllfll thert were capacity houses both eyemng untll the xery end of the fourth absorblng act There was just enough of comedy of breath takmv gun play of character Interest and of the impenetrable to provide pleasure un alloyed throughout the action Pansy HlCkS as Ethel Cartwrlght the resourceful young heroine proved herself to be fully as capable of portraylng the seml traglc as she was as the httle hoy den rn Pew O Mx Heart a year ago Fred Ward hrtherto suspected of but never confirmed as bexng R was most IITIPYCSSIVF and dlscreet rn depxcltlng the government secret servlce agent He was known throughout the play as Stephen Denby a dlyertmg Idler The spasmodxc yet always advanclng courtship of Montv Vaughn who was Ford Davls and Nora Rutledge who was Elolse Boren was hlghlv amusmg as also were the brlght re marks of Harry Qnbbs the customs mspector as played by Nathan Classman The all but peaceful famlly hfe of the Harrlngtons played bv Marlon Crawford and Loren Mozley was a pleaslng con trast to the Hlrtatlon carrled on between Lambart the butler who was Rlchard Lewls and oan a French mald who was Audrey Bell Amy Cartwrlght slster of Ethel about whom the plot centered was touch lngly done by Marguerlte Creswlclc ames Duncan asslstant at the customs offlce was the buslness llke Carl Allen while Harold Blank as a doorkeeper and Vlvlan GlbSOn as Sarah Peabody an CYPCYICHCCCI traveler added thelr parts tothe mam plot Lastly Gwen Marron as Danlel Taylor a susceptrble customs ofhclal was startlingly real 1n his part of the merciless representatlve of customs revenue IKIIN' V s c ' LQ t , . ., 1 ' ' . . , , , L V , V K A K , , , 5 ' , , , , . . 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A I ' , ' 1 1 y I 'A H-I In 1161' Senior Class Pla v' I '23 Cb- Though a Nllll8I1 he was bw no means de pncahle but on the con trary was at tlme very admlrable The senlor tlcket sale was conducted ID a svstematu manner and the tlckets sold amounted to a conslderable sum All the semors were actlve rn competmg for the honor of selllng the most tickets ldrederlck Ward leading the llst Members of the publlclty commlttee were Loren Mozley Rosalle lqurrv and Robert Lockett and members of the propertles commrttec who helped make the play a success wc re Ceorge Hubbell Ellzwbeth Braden and Ellot Wxgglesxvorth ORATORICAL AND DECLAMATORY CONTESTS November Contest ORATORICAL QECTION lndustrxal ustlce Super N8tlOnZ:lllSI'I1 The New Patrlotlsm Democracy and Polltlcal Vloralltk Amerlcan lnterxentlon ln the Near East oren Mozles Dana Todd Robert Ruoff Earl Marcus Lee Farr Loren Mozley took hrst place and Dana Todd second place ln the fall prelxmlnarv contest DFCLAMATORY SECTION Vvhen Me and Ed Got Rellglon T e MUSIC Master T e Swan Song Edrls Curtis Sarah Ferrall Katherine Lytton T e Flddle Told Ollle Stewart T e llttlest Rebel Mary Ctarrett Peter Lnderstands Dorothy Paltenghe Katherlne Lyttmn was awarded the gold medal Mary C-arrett the sllver medal l oren Mozlev took second place ln the fall state contest April Contest onAromcAL secrlom The Pass to the North The New lnvaslon Dlrect Prlmary for New NTCXICO Amerlcan UnlVCYSltlCS and Toleratlon A World Court Loren Mozley was hrst Lee Farr second ln DECLAMATORY SECTION The Angel of Lonesome Hull An Easter wlth Parepa The MUSIC Master The Man m the Shadow A Full Measure of Devotion Renting Wlll Out The Llon and the Mouse Humoresque Dana Todd Loren Mozley Lee lsarr Earl Marcus Robert Ruoff IS contest Mabel Olson Elizabeth Fee Marlan Crawford Lenore Pettlt Helen Schneider esclle Wolf Ethel Moulton Pansy HlCkS IXINN I , n , . ,s , , - , . . 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H .I - ll a " .. - , ,. . .-hu lr The Comg of the Whnte Swan Dorothea Paltenghe Heat Of Battle Ollle Stewart The Fourth Estate Margaret Man-on Pansy Hlcks was awarded first place and Helen Schemder second The Public Speakmg department gave gold and s1lver medals to the wmners m each contest There has been greater 1nterest ln these contests than ever be fore the entrles have been larger and the rivalry more mtense than ID prevlous years Winners of the sprlng contest represent A H S m the state meet held early m May QQQQOGGQUGGOGCOG G CALENDAR 1922 23 GQGUGGQC F UNILE HERKENHOFI' hdutor Sept 5 Grand reopenxng of Ye l-lyghe Schoole Sophs feel bad because Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct IAC they have no freshles to look down upon 6 We meet the faculty at our first assembly B Clark Carr has the front desk rn every cla s Football practice begun I3 Boys speak to Rotarians and Kmanxans on football and funds I4 Senior electrons George makes a dlgnlhecl presldent I5 unlor electrons My am t polltlcs exc1tmg3 I9 First pep meetmg tlcket sale launched and guess what3 We snake through the memorable halls' 20 First sung under dxrectxon of our new muslc teacher ZI Senior boys blossom out ln latest fad overalls' 26 First Record appears Subscriptions accepted 28 Boys League IS really organized er pardon me Fellows Club Record officers elected Regular election caucus ballot and all Auclltorlum call We hear from the flre Chief Correspondence Club IS begun Have you a little foreign corres pondent nn your l1st3 We mopped up Belen nn the fxrst game of the season Had a good tnme motormg to Belen Ask Clyde Orgamzatlon of clubs Among those present were Mesdames GIYIS League Art and Kodak and Nlessrs Dramatlc Webster and Roosevelt I0 Football hay rude We broke down and had to walk home I3 Fnday the l3th' Among other horrors pmlc cards make their debut on teachers desks I5 Earrings' Earrlngsl Why wnll the urls persist m looking luke Clorna Swanson3 I7 The movie wave us catchmg The boys appear an Rodolph Val entxno trousers and side burns I9 Mrs Rockwood addresses the gnrls Clothes Boys arent mvntecl 20 Play presented by Englxsh IV class for Englxsh IV class All key holes reserved 23 Mr Demand urges us to become Second Mxlers 3l Why cloes Mass Campbell Gamble with 'Vhss Ferguson3 Because It s Moore fun F101 ll o q pp ll ll 4 - ll rv Y I l.l1l UC 4 ,A M Y, A - , . 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Y A l - I 1, 1 Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov 'Nlov DCC Dec Dec Dec ec Dec Dec Dec an eb Feb Fe Fe e Fe Ve eb Fe Fe Mar 2 embers of the Honor bouety rtcenve pms xn Pinky spe nk on Messages to Cjarcla 3 Pmkvs message to Garcra cause quite a llttle l'XlllPI'llCIll for Wlggle C Good English Week begins Youd better put a soft pedal on slang for a week guy 8 There rs a deep dark rumor out that Bob ha a new xne 9 Wasnt our Loren conxmcmg m the Qratoncal Contest3 ulte an orator we d say Much shakmg of knees Oral theme contest hnals nn audztorxum Herman Haskell gets a hanrcut What rs thus wlld world commg to3 Boys are wearmg therr new H1 Y pm Did we say boys3 You say Mnss Wehr had a grouch today' lmpossnble Speakmg of crushes our xdea of some xdeal ones would be Qharlles Roehl and Helen Hllllard or Crenghton F and Llllnan Scott barah lb cuttmg a wisdom tooth bhe s qurte a sage eh what? 4 Last day of school for a whlle Heap much pep for the bug Fl Paso game Wnlson appears carrymg a new doreen H1 no e may be shmy but we hardly suspected htm of such an act l'ducat1on Week Qpeeches' Speeches' Why do all the students look o uncomfortable fourth perlodl Why the Lookmg Classes had thenr first luncheon Oh we only meant that they hlled thelr tummxes too full of good eats Chemistry classes learn how to make home brew Mr Borland IS an able teacher I2 Assembly for unlor Play Everyone rs mterested I4 Englrsh assembly Mrs Phxlllps m her glory I4 I5 unlor ay I8 Wanted Brave student to hang mnstletoe over Musa Wehr s door statlonery from 3 also nose plaid' hear from C lsto thelr new sweaters' MISS Ferguson has a tea party rn 202 after school Very exclusrve Byron s pale blue trousers attract much attentxon m Qtudy Hall Sur Thompson Seton talks on l :fe m the Wllds l-ests' Test ' Tests' anuary xs the month of cold Your nose knows Brg racket nn S H Miss Fuhr rs home suck Short assembly for Dramatnc Club play Horrors Nlrss Wehr bobbed her harr' Our worthy oaches umte Moore C ampbell weddmg Dramatlc Club play Wa nt rt thr1ll1ng3 Basketball stars leave for the south for three lug game Cnrls League discusses l'tlquette M T Fox entertams us wlth the lrfe of Lmcoln Wtll you be my Valentme3 If Llovls boys make their apptarance b fore the game Xrent they handsome3 2 Holiday Plcmcs ln order But xt rained' Z4 New orgamzatnon m Hrgh bchool the Hobos 27 Another Cxrls League meetmg ch 2 3 Basketball Tournament Lots of good lookmg boys rn town Chrnstmas over Helen got a box of susplclous lookmg cut on the end of her Mr Borland has a new sunt G rls rt s Pep meetmg for Trmldad ame Vfe Dont the football boys look swell ln 8 3 I2 I4 March 5 Terrnble snowstorm Oulte excltmg because lt rs unusual itil IIH . 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'J ' H f ' 2 , Q' , . gf' .. .f ' M are la M areh Mareh MdfLh March March March lVl areh March M areh Milf ll f ss na 1 y Ni lVloore honors us with one of his interesting ta onor Soeiety assem 1 5 Out with the old incl in wit tie new 5 mor play elouble east e oscn Qompetition is een An illustrate el le ture bx Nlr libbitts of New Yorls ranel hi.,hts on in tie. ng ish elasses' De Jates Assembly far llagerman funcl Caet your nickel Qairls league annual performance lor the boys pfpys ne xt 1 J ysterious posters mt e a s ort e Senior p x Owen anel llelen arent spealcmsg W fear the vsorst turn ave you if our ora o we ax l arrow be-an se ss ate V e t c ay a e r o c J en x o e e aster l7llnDV Atpril oe s as e W at a eombin ation 1 pril April Xpril April April Apri April April Xpril April Xpri April May May Une Z are e lumps notice able in Sop J ns poc ets ' aster e 1 s sse ni J 3. or Se nior p ay X goo a xertise'-ment we say U 2 Senior p as rh u he t e o woue t rn oi t e the he ro 9 f ur rst trac meet ennis and baseball are popular these warm clay s embly to aw ard prizes or essaxs on ean up unior meeting, l lans for prom on foot ep meetmf f r use Ja We ear rom our stars nterse ho astie trael-. meet Seniors victors D 6 irs mtere ass tennis tournament e new ti uniors Wllulfl Wln llonor Soeietv pie nie lhe stuclious stuclents were quite hilarious including Miss Dixon 0 lcnms teams chosen l l ssay and Poem contest for la Reata Assembly La Reata sale is begun 5 State track meet 'and tennis tournament What an exciting time' 5 vsins meet Hovs vwin cloubles in tenmfz girls win ot cloubleb and smglcs vain rst in oratorx and seeon in cleclamation Weiners beans rolls san fun' HLY picnic Tests are coming, in stronv nowadays More picnics The mountains are very popular The Prom that milestone in ex ery lunior s school life' Baccalaureate Dax X better Class Day than ex er benior poet Dorothy Qarose I Qommencement 'Xdiosl Wheres vour hanclkerchief3 4 IH A 1 1 XIX XQX4 IMI llt z i m.--A .'.' ff l l '. 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It rs a qualrty that every natron should cultrvate rn rts people I Amerrca thrs feelrng of patrrotrsm has a synonym Amerrcanrsm Although the word rs comparatry ely new the feelrng has Iong exrsted When the rnhabrtants of Boston threw the tea overboard they were developrng Amerrcanrsm When the IVI1nutemen collected at Lexmg ton and Concord Amerrcanrsm was growmg When Americans threw off the yoke of the Brltrsh krng Amerrcanlsm made a great strrde Smce then rt has been growrng by leaps and bounds Amerlcanrsm grows as the respect and obedrence of our laws grow Certarn elements of our populatron however contrnue to drs regard some of our fundamental laws Vrolators of the Volstead Act are probablv the most numerous Syndrcalrsm rs bemg practrced on qurte a large scale rn the western part of our country Radrcal Iabor elements through strrkes and rrots have been causmg a whole natron of people to suffer rn order to gam therr own ends These peo ple lack that natronal sprrrt whrch makes a natron great They must learn that our Iaws are made to be obeyed by all and that Amerrca wrth her almost rnexhaustrble resources must contrnue to be the greatest democracy rn the entrre world We must become one people one rn arm one rn actron one rn resolutron PHILIP IVICIVIAINS THE PLAN THAT FAILED There was a notrceable undercurrent of restlessness among the students of Krngsbury Hrgh School They stood about the halls rn groups taIk1ng rn Iow excrted vorces and qurckly assumrng an rnno cent arr upon the approach of any teacher In a word therr manner suggested that somethrng had happc ned or was going to happen whrch concc rned them yery greatly but vyrth ywhrch they had no rrght to rnterterc Flhe hrst scnrrsttr yw rs dravyrng to r closf In tact there were only two more days betorc the cards vxerf to be wry en out Vluch on the edgr ot txrlurr but thrs fcelmg rn Ixmgsbury Hrgh seemed to extend through the whole studen' body Ihc fact of the matter vw rs that the chemistry professor who rI c X all adored had become trrr d ot hrs bachelor cxrstence and marrred IIf had accepted a posrtron rn a nerghbormg crty to atrsfy the desrrr of hrs brrde and hrs place had been frlled by a woman 'Now 1 woman who of course knew Irttlc or nothrncf about chemrstry vyouldn t hayc been so bad tor tIre , pect of such a teacher usually me ant that there would be no trouble about grades Hoyyey er one Iook at thrs yy oman assured them that she was not that krnd as far as looks were concerned A tall an ulrr person dressed rn a way that best drsplayed these angles and whose face was never drsarranged by a smrle eyen though the occasron mrght demand rt was the type that thev srw take the place of therr beloved professor It rs needless to say that she had made a bad rmpressron IWI11 I ' ' ' . n , . 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L I A ll rn the very begrnnmg and had kept up the reputatxon No other teacher had ex er begun to glve such hard lessons nor ask such ques txons She gave no second trlals and there was absolutely no chance of blufflng You elther knew your lesson or you dld not nad were graded accordmgly Here was where the trouble really began for the majorrty of the members ln her classes dld not know thelr lessons So after about a week and a half of half hearted work on the part of the students she broke away from her drgnlfied composure and severely shocked the students by angrlly declarmg that the lack of preparatlon for the lessons was dlsgraceful and that not one person m her classes was going to get by on lt ln other words they were fully convmced that no one ln the chemistry classes was gomg to be allowed to pass the Hrst semester rlhrs then was the cause of the mysterlous confer ences for a general plan of revenge was bemg clrculated Of course her word was accepted as final No one dared approach her upon the subject not even the well known teacher s pets who seem to have such an art of makmg a teacher see thelr polnt of vrew She went her way 1n stony sllence and the rest of the school went thexrs It was only two days now before the fatal report cards would bear evldence of her unjust hard hearted declslon The students were desperate After manv secret meetmgs they at length declded upon a scheme that seemed to satisfy even the most radical They took lnto conslderatlon that she was the type that would be deathly afrald of mlce frogs and snakes The plan was that somethmg of this sort should be placed ln her drawer where the report cards were kept There was a mce space ln that drawer that would just hold a snake comfortably curled up They chose a bull snake as being the most approprlate for of course they had no desrre to poison her or anythlng as bad as that The idea was that she would reach Into the drawer for the cards and wlthout seemv what It was put her hand upon the cold clamy sldes ot the hldden snake They figured that she would IH trme recover from thls shock and have the courage to open the drawer wlder and find what was there Of course the Slght of what lt contamed would be the crownlng honor and they would have the pleasure of seelng her rush wlldly from the room to return later probablv accompanled by the prlncxpal Meanwhile one of the boys would remove the snake to a safe place provlded before hand so when the drawer and room would be later searched as well as the boys pockets and nothlng found the prlnclpal would declde that thls new teacher was of a highly nerx ous temperament and do nothing more about xt Strange though lt may seem the thought that one of these plans mlght go wrong dlcl not occur to them The last day of the semester arrlved Every class IH chemlstry met at the flflglflg of the hrst bell ln the chemlstry room to recelve thelr cards and to go over an outllne for the fOllOWlng semester this of course belng unnecessary under the clrcumstances The second bell called them to English and so on It might be said here that IUI 114 ' - 1 . -. 1 r 1 1 ' L1 1 ' 1 - q . rr v vu 1 , . 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' . 1 . c . 1 1 1 , . , 11. . 1 1 chcmrstry had just heen rntroduced rnto thrs small hrgh school of some two hundred me mhers md that the course had heen left open to all who cared to take rt lhe professor who had grven up hrs place to the prcse nt rll frxored teacher had prevrously taught hrology hut when the school deerded to offer chemrstry he was grx en charge of that department He was so popular among the students that practrcallv everx one en te red one ot hrs classes lhrs accounts for the presence of the entrre student hody rn the chemrstry room that lrst dax of the half semester lhe new teacher sat stiff and stern at her de sk Att the srght of her no pangs ot remorse were felt hx hcr rexengcrs now crowdrng thc room Hours passed rt seemed he-tore she at last turned toward the drrwer eontarnrng the report cards and leanrng down she pulled rt part wax open a ou could haxe heard a prn drop fhex scarcelx hreathed rs thex warted for the drse ox erx Suddealx a shrrll scream lollowed hx another xnd rnothe r w rs heard rt th hack of the room A mad serrmhlrng took place rnd hx the trrne rll ot th grrl l rd SlltlOIlPClll16'INSClXtS on top of d sks or charrs the cause ot the e Yfllf me nt w rs found One of th hoxs pulled out ol the opposrte corner s e s r sr e xt e 5 e x rn the te rche r s draw r lxeeprng rs frr from rt as pos rhle the rnt nd el xrctrrn deman d th it the reptrle should he trken a trr as possrhle from the sc rool o aertx rnd that sh wot ld look rnto the matt 1 rte re excrte me nt had calrne d dow n consrder rhlx hx thrs trrne andthe students we re hewarlrng the farlure ot therr schem v hen the-x were sharplx hrouerht to order hx the stern frgure h lrrnd the d sk She then took the card from her drrw r wrthou turther rnter ruptron and hegan callrng out the names of the owners Slowlv thex came up to her desk and takrng, therr card looked rn chanrcallx at the Oracle hut as thex drd so a rook ot hewrlderment and then of astonrsh ment crossed therr faces and ox the trme exerx one had gotten hrs e ard the room was rn an uproar 1 he raps for order were not heeded not even when she screamed so that she could he heard ahoxe the racket that ex erx card would he taken hack and an la marked on rt rf thex drd not quret down rmmedratelx Xs the s cond h ll rang the x passed out of the roonr strll talkrnfr excrtedlx together ln the school annual at the end of the xear the statement that not one person farled durrng the hrst xear of chernrstrx ex er offered rn that hrgh school was drsplaxed wrth great prrde No mentron howe xer was made there or elsewhere as far as rs known about the unsuccessful plan of rex e nge upon the chemrstrx teacher Helen lxax NOTE Submitted rn Good Roads Conte t Influence of Highway Transport on Relrgrous Lrfe of My Community The hrghway along whrch Hows the pulse heat of crvrlrzatron r Ae r rr Q 1 . 2 . 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' n I V J -, ' ' 3 A 1 - , ,, - nrnghausen a rrsrng young author and Enghsh profcssor and Mrs Payton the wrfe of a busrness man who has suddenly become wealthy through a streak of luck Mrs Payton does not appear on the stage As the curtarn YISCS ane rs preparrng to set the table She heaves a huge srgh and moves around slowly There rs about one half a mrnute srlence before ane speaks ane Dear me company rs such a bother We ve had company for three nrghts strarght They never do thrnk of me or all the work l have to do Frrst rt was some busrness frrends of the boss then the head of the Woman s fllub then those two hrgh tone people that went away madder than fury cause l sprlled the soup rn that old smart aleck s lap laughs and now thrs old professor lVlan n rn Oh what ey er hrs name rs lt sure does kecp me hustlrng Shakes her head Mrs Payton From krtchen ane V ane Yes m lVlrs Payton ane you come here l got to grvc you some rn structrons before the professor gets hers ine goes rnto the krtchen Vorces heard from the krtchen A tramp appears at the wrndow left of door rle rs an extra tall thrn man who wears a vc ry worn out hat and an old raggcd coat that reaches to hrs knees He has brg black whrskers whrch are cyrdently frlsc and hrs tace and hands are yery clean He comes rn the doo and w alks crlmly to tht rrblr and prck 1ng up a banana peels rt and bevrns to eat rt He lays the pcelrng on the table Xforces are now heard more plarnly from the krtchfn Mrs Payton Now for Hfay cn s sakc ane dont make any breaks You know the profcssor rs yery rnfluentral rn hrgh socrety And act natural whale yc r you do md don t forget to put on the best srlverware and put rt 1n the rrght place When the professor comes you know what to sav to hrm and how to tell hrm where l am Now rf you do evervthrng rrght just thrs oncf ane your pay wrll be rarsed five dollars a week lNow don t forgct ane Yes m The tramp lrstens rntently durrng thrs conversatron XX hen rt rs ended and he hears ane comrng he puts hrs hand over hrs mouth to keep from laughrng aloud and lookrng around for a place to hrde he espres the screen and rmmcdrately takes refuge behrnd rt at the mo ment ane comes rn from the krtchen ane Crumblrng Always tellrn me how to act rn socrety l thrnk the lVl1ss1s ought to learn how herself and then she wouldnt be on prns and needles all the trme company was here Gee whrz lf l d a been gorng rn socrety l wouldn t have taken thrs job By the trme l get marr ed and my old man gets rrch l ll know how to act all rrght ust makes me srck Stops suddenly on seerng the banana peehng on the table What s thrsi Ill bet that washerwoman s boy has been rn here whrle l was gone Rushes to the door l ll catch the culprrt and what l won t grve hrm arn t worth thrnkrn about She stops as the tramp steps calmly out from behrnd the screen IU! llx Q . -I I . , A J , ' c 'C . . . 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'. c.v . .nyc c ' uf Tramp Good afternoon MISS ane I hope I have not frxght ened you ane Steps hack a few stcps IH SUTPTISC and then musters enough courage to speak Why you old tramp' X ou get out of here thls mlnute or I ll call 1111 to put you out ane stands 1n open mouthed amazement as the tramp hegms calmly to remove h1s coat and wh1skers and dlscloses a man of very handsome appearance and 1mmaculate dress I-ramp Slnce there IS no one here to 1ntroduce mc I w1ll 1ntroduce myself I am Professor Manmnghausen ane Courtes1es but seems yery confused G g g ood evenlng P p p professor IVI m Illaflfllll Tramp Interrupt1ng I suppose you would rather say Whats the 1dea3 wouldnt vou3 Vlfell I ll tell you You see I am collectlng materlal fo a new noyel and SIHCC all of my old methods have fa1led I have trled th1s IVIV pr1nc1pal characters are to be a famxly of newly r1ch people I have met many such people but I never could learn any 1nt1mate secrets of thelr household so I de clded to try thls scheme It worked laughs ane looks yery 1nd1gnant The tramp plcks up the old coat and hat and hands them to ane He r aches ID h1s pocket and takes out a b1ll whlch he glVCS to her Tramp Cpolntxng to coat and hat hlhose are to go ln the stove and po1nt1ng to the moneyl vou are not to say a word ane Yes s1r Tramp And now SIHCC mock1ngly the madam IS wa1t1ng 1n the drawlng room I thlnk I w1ll go there ane Yes slr Thls vyay SIT Ollle Stewart TELEPHONE TELEPATHY but he was lonely that nlffht and it 1dly flngermg the pages of Vamty Iqalr The sllence oppxessed h1m he longed for a I1ttle ex cltement The sharp tlngllnf of the telephone aroused hlm from h1s reverle I-lello he Sald somewhat dlslnterestedlv 'md then sat up and took notlce as a loyely hell l1ke NOICK answered Hello IS thls Way nefleld3 I-le was flred w1th a des1re to hear more of th1s pleasant XOICC No but lt s QOIHQ to be he S'lld Urlmly What dlcl you sav3 I S3ld Yes th1s IS XX1ndsh1eld Oh I thought you have a bad cold don t you Vx ay ne CISBYB Er a yes I suppose you would call It a had cola He was becomlng 1nterested ln the relatlons of th1s Ulrl to Wayneheld She called h1m Wayne dear Well run along Ilke a good ch1Id and let me speak to Marlon Tell her lt s only Mary 1 11 1 ll 1 I-- , l' J Q 'K - J : c A . 1 e lr- . . 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He saw lt all now Waynefleld was only MHYIOHS younger brother He breathed a slgh of rellef Mary' What a HICC name' She s not here just now Mary Why not talk to me3 Oh really I mustnt now but tell Marlon l WlSh you would qult comlng to see Marlon and thlnk of me once ln a whlle He declcled to be darlng You know Mary l ve been thlnklng for a long tlme what a DICE glrl you are and what a DICC wlfe you would make for some HICC young man llke well llke me l ave What3 What a nlce man you would make for some nlce young wlfe llke me He detected symptoms of laughter at the other end of the phone namely a glggle l say you re not laughlng at me are you Mary3 No o but l really must not llsten to you Wayneheld Perhaps some other tlme and wlth another glggle she hung up Shaw' lsn t that the shark s elbow3 lve bungled ln some way just when lt was gettlng lnterestlng too Perhaps thlS fellow s too young or maybe he s even marrlecl or maybe-oh a thousand thlngs' Wlth thlS he lntended to close the lntervlew and retlred to bed but stlll thoughts came to llnger ln hls mlnd Mary sweet VOICC What was that name3 Waln heel or was It Wlngfeel3 The afternoon was cold awfully cold but the Mansfield home was crowded wlth laughlng pleasant people Burton Danet was there of course It was a blg tea for London SOClCty He was rather down hearted looklng hawlng spent half the mornlng ln search of Mary wlth the sweet XOICC Naturally he was unsuccessful He was dreamlng ldly when a YOICE at hls left awakened hlm wlth a start and the remark Must l meet them all3 It was her xolce' He turned abruptly and found l11IT1SC'll.: face to face wlth the lovellest glrl he had ex er seen lwrs Mansfield was lntroduclng them Mary l want you to meet Burton Delnet one of our rlslnfr late rlscrs He IS qulte 1 llon wlth the women Marx lXrl'l1ClCIl just returned from 1 long trlp abroad and a XQ1'1t1lDlC lltmtlf smashex Vkhx she had klnfs alt her feet' But Burton dldrlt hear He mumbled somethlng about Ln usually dellghted 'llld st'lrtd She was a plcture IH gray and what shlnlng black half' Suddenly he found that he was alone wlth that wonderful glfl and speechless She finally broke the sllencc X ou know lt seems llke we ve met before Your WOICC sounds just awfully famlllar And he thought he detected a glggle that darllng glcfgle he had heard before Dld you recognlze lt3 It was a foollsh stunt to do to try to lmpersonate someone I dldn t know from the Klng of Sheba but I was so bored that l would have made love to my valet last nlght lf lt hadn t been hls nlght off IUII - . 1 .1 1 . , ,, , . . .I Y . ll 1 1 1 4- - . . . . . . va . . .l . . 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I ff would be so reckless Never a thought of death ever ent IS a cow boy s mmd he has no fear of It That xs why he IS worthy to hwe He who fears to dle IS not Ht to llve are the word spoken by one of our greatest Amerxcans All day they dash about amldst hordes of clashmg horns and clouds of rollmg dust breathlng deep the odor of slngelng halr that hot lron has burned whlle winding its way about llke a colllng snake that leaves lts path ID the and The only t1me that smoke curls through thelr cracked and dlrty hps I5 when they stop to change horses or grab a bite to eat As the sun smks over the horlzon the cowboy s task IS done for the day Wxth mud caked faces and torn clothlng hangmg over thelr bent shoulders they make th xr way to camp After a wash m cold water and a supper fit for anv kmg they throw themselxes down on the ground One wxll begin to play the mouth harp and all Wlll Jom IH ln a song whlch pours out to the world thelr happy yet sad and lonely llfe Harry Lauder brlngs to us a breath of sweetness from the Scotch hlghlands Bllly Murray carrles us back to the shores of Klllarney all whlch are 1n forelgn lands The cowboys brlng to us the tales of the west the Splflt of the western ranches sometlmes cool and sentl mental taklng llfe onlv as a joke Howmg along as quletly as a rlver actlon ln just such a manner life goes by on a ranch Loulse Loudon THE FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH The llttle cabln was sltuated on the slde of a hlll and as old Uncle ohn sat on the doorstep smoklng hls corn cob plpe he could see the smoke curllng from the houses of the llttle Vlllage Famtly he could hear the tmklmg of bells and the lowmg of the cattle as they were drlven hom from pdsture More dlstmctly he heard the croak mfr of frogs as they splashed about ln the lake at the foot of the hlll As he at there muslng hls aged dlgmhed Newfoundland dog Pompey came up the path from the lake where hls master had watched hls maneuvering for qulte a while Instead of draggmg slowly up the hlll as usual he was prancmg and caperlng llke a puppy Uncle couldnt lmagme what was the matter wlth hlm The dog refused to be down but kept pulllng at hls coat as lf wantlng to play Later m the evenmg after he had Hmshed hls supper of salt pork and potatoes he took a stroll down to the lake He was accom pamed by Pompey as usual for he nex er lett the house wlthout hls falthful frlend tagglng along at hls heels ohn spent most of hls evenlngs down by the lake Hs loved to throw rocks lnto the water and watch the llttle waves wash up to the sandy bank He had not been there long before he noticed Pompey drmkmg IUII . 3' - ' ' : . 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S x , , , , . v ' - I Y I from a pool of lxquxd held ln a cupllke fountam at the base of a natural rocky wall at the southern end of the lake Uncle ohn crossed over to the sprmg which b forf had pass d unnotlced to get a cold drlnk of water before returnmg to the cabm He dropped down on hrs knees and slpped the water from the cup llkc basin Notmg the pungent odor and plquant tast of the llQUld h drank very llttle but upon rlslng he obscrycd that a pecullar feel IDL! of buoyancy and CXl1llaI'atlOl'l followed lmmedxately Conjurlng up vlslons of the l-ountaxn of X outh sought by Ponce de Leon lnstead of returmng to the cabln he hastened to the lxttle vlllage whlch was about a mile down the vall y He went lmmed lately to the vlllage store where nearly all of the lnhabltants congre gated in the eyemng He told them of hls dlscovery how he had seen hls dog drlnkmg from the crevice on the rocks and how he hmm self had tasted the maglc fluld and felt hls youth returmng Some of hrs llsteners who were less sup rstltlous belleved th old man to be crazy others walted eagerly for the morrnng when they could see for lhemselyes At ten o clock the next mormng a group of persons came up from the yxllage Seyeral of thc QOSSIPS who had dlscredxt d hrs story led by curlosltv were mcluded ln the party Thev m t bncl ohn at the lake and he at once led them to the llttle fountaln llquld At the length of time some of the old m n remalned at the sprmg It was eyldent that the flax or was pleasmg They determlned to locate the sprmg whlch Sllpplled the remarkable beverage and clxmblng up the cllff found a t1ny stream trnckllng mto the pool Dely mg further mto the mystery they dlscoyered that stlll hlgher on the cllff a swarm of bees had made thelr home IH a mlnature caye Here the mystery was soly ed and the long sought Fountain of Youth aga n became only a myth Ram water breaklng through mto the abode had dxssoly ed a po tlon of the swarm s honey and lt had run mto a subterranean passage farther down where fermentatlon had produced the liquor whlch afterward seeped 1nto the c.1pl1ke formatlon below Old Uncle ohn s dreams of returning youth were swept away wlth the revelatlon and he wended h1s way back to hls cabln ln despalr The others however were more optlmlstlc and passed the greater part of the day TCJOICIHQ oy er the dlscoy ery of a natural stxll under thelr very noses which could not be condemned by any law of man lVlax1ne Halthus n THE MYSTERY OF SOUTH 7809 lt was the nmeteenth of December but Belle Plam the Beck wrth plantatlon was not preparmg for the holldavs mdeed a stranger to the place would have thought Mrs Beckwnth Insane for sh moy ed as onc 1n a trance lhe darkeys moxcd about yery solemn hke lltll .V ' l ' ,, ' 2 2 ' e 1 t 1 1 , , 2 , - H I - K 1 1 1 1 4 1 I K I v . . . 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' if 2 1ttc rlng south t1 tht It wxs so suddc Il hr was ta en s 1nd w1s dc td lIl 1rcc 1o1 1 w tl c doi Our on x hope IS t at wc 1111v f111d the rfcflpt 11d le 11 som w111r1 1nd l axe 1rc 11d tl1 house llligll 1nd ow And Clldll t you hnd anythlng motherJ lXo Iltll 11ng 11nff Ku t a 11 111 10 l 1tl11 r s strong box JD ' l 11111111 x th pau It r t r cc1pt IS h1cld It has 7809 wrltten on 1 1 11 1111t1c1 a IS jus 1Jou ll xt your fat t1 111or 11 f 'Now run alonf II w must l a 1 to makc t st 1 Q So o11 th1s partlcu ar oax that our story op ns tl e n 11 t nt1 f 111 111 w IS scatfc llpOI1 th: woo l 1 h had was rust III 11 1an 111d l11s 1 e l 1 r stu k out 111 l1ttl bunches 1r11s told ol hte 1n the open l1x1n1f ID the warm cl1n1ate ot e south he st1ll went lnrclootcd A large cotton rig ador11ed h1s tu fr toe llls long trousers VNCIL tlvvhtlw sew: cl to a shlrt tl1at w IS rc 1 1l1111 the sunstt lt J c1ff 1 es IIOIW 1 1 hunsclt III 1 slow monotone et s s e IIOXV Old Gnd lb vo nv to 'tllillllll off our pau and tll tlc n Q1o1 Ol thls wry Saturday to get money that father has already palcl h1 1 Now lxc got just hx dns to fllifl the rece pt and nc Il'1Otl1 r 1nd thf only t11ng l ff Jt 'J work on IS that llttle sllp of paper Oh what does It m an3 1111111y sat thus musmg to lNIUS lf lllllfll darkness drove lllITl to h1s hed luesdav and W ednesdax wert spent 1n much the samc 111 anner hut 1hursd1y 1n1mx braced up and sald to hlms lf Coma thls w1ll never do better that l were m1l s away than m 1elv slttlng l 1 So he saddled a horse and rode to a nexghhormg plantat1on where a frlend of hls own age l1ved As he rode 1nto the back vxrd a cheerS Hello m greeted h1111 bv a head thrust from und r the smoke house Com on und r and see the new pupples nllQF s Got Sald ack for that was the namt of 1n1 s fr1end 'lung l11s horse he was soon on hls stomach bv the Sld of h1s trxcrd and exclalmed Oh look at that o11e he IS walklng around Yes and look at th1 one blmk at the l1ght sa1d ack The boxs amused themselx es wlth the pupples unt1l they were called 1n to cl1nner wh1ch was eaten wlth all the formalltles ot the tune nl he boys played mumble peg out under the shade trees to whlle away the hot hours of the day Fmalls they grew t1rcd of tl11s game and lIT1 Sald Sax let s Oo abb1t huntmg Cant a1nt got no gun sa1d ack but do you want to see the new smoke can l made3 Lp Jumped the boys and went 1nto the barn and carefully examlned the can IUII 1111 f ' K , sou l ' all -time. as 1 ' f 3 z '. k .-it-k z if 'Q I tl 1' l 1rs. lgtt fl 2 t 'an we , I lv' g 1, .. Ev' 1-,A ..1,,,E h, sez 1 1' H 'II 1 l U 1 . l' -, notl' g, 1-. 'Ip ' littlt- scrap ol' pal -r ' if ur uhly. lrckf' salt "l'll het it is 1t11- keg' to 51 l 'I w'l 11- he ev' l en, K , ' ' ' , 't.H UY1's,Usz1dl's 1 l Nth t ' ' t sl t tl 1 ylar 1' her paid t fl tnagin L V ' ' Tj. so . 'e ., e rx A he hr-.' of Ita" ' " l' l Y' 1 Q H' e 1, 1 1 0 PC l o lDv1'c'111l1:-13 1 H' 'z .' J ff ' l . 1 ' dpilr. ls in f f tl1 J ' l ls l ' ds e -11111, 1st . 1' 4 ' e ' , he- lXVttt'Il his flI1QPl'S. large for his age, f1ft:w'11 years, his sun hrowned z 1 x 1 'Q-' 1 . Q" g' 1 ' 1 'tbl 2 s . 1 . As l 1 sat lllL'l'lt, El gcrfc' 't '1gure cf dfstitt t' ., he 1111 ttsved to ' 2 .1 ' 1: Hl,,'. ,P ,X " 'rg 1 g 2 " l"?' SN TT eg' -s I 7 'ia' ' A . 1 C U' ' ':1. 1' ' "- x ' 'e 1 1,1 1 sa 'f e ,Q r V' l' A gt t, L . , i ci' -' ' l e , U , 5, . . Y .8 'Y el v . . K 1er1." . c c 'K ' A l ' e . H e e .' Cv ' " - L , , 1, 1' . .. , . . ' 1-I 1171 I got rt sard lm Let s put rt on the end of that lrttle cable over there and go smoke out some rabbrts Its long enough Call the dogs' So away they went It was not long untrl the dogs had gotten a rabbrt rn a hole and when the smoke can was thrust rn rt was an easy matter to hrt the rabbrt on the head as he came out The boys contrnued the sport untrl rt was trme for rm to go home and they lrked rt so well th t ack agreed to come over to B Ile Plarn the next day to contrnue the sport Thev eyen agreed to hunt squrrrels But that was not the real reason for rm s rnsrstrng that ack come oyer to Belle Plarn rt was to be hrs last round of the old plantatron Saturday mornrng dawned brrght and clear Belle Pla n aros early for rt was the mornrng of the auctron Th negroes walled loudly for although they were not to leave the place thev drd not lrke to change masters The people b ffan to gather at seven o clock on the lawn rn front of a small platform however the auctron sal was not to begrn untrl eley en lwhe crowd had gathered around the platform by ten thrrty and was wartrng for the sale to start In the front row sat Old C-rrd he was all smrles and grrns from ear to ear At eleven o clock Mrs Beckwrth leanrng on the arm of rmmy walked out of the house and took seats that had b en reserved for her and her son All the rrch plantatron owners were seated whrle rn a crrcle to the rear stood the poor p ople and servants who had come from mrles around How much am I offered for thrs beautrful S500 000 plantatron completely manned wrth slaves3 crred the auctroneer I must sell rt qurck to pay the S50 000 mortgage held by Mr Grrdly h contrnued The brddrnv was close for a long trme but at last no one would pass the S150 U00 brd of Qld Crrrdly ust as the auctroneer was about to close the sale rmmy hopped up He was pale and trembled Irke a leaf He had been out late the nrght before and when he came rn he had gone strarght to hrs room so hrs eyes were red He walked up the steps of the platform and held up hrs hand for srlence As he looked down at hrs mother he saw that she was as whrte as a sheet Ladres and Gentlemen he began thrs sale can go no farther After mv father s d ath through som mvst rro.1s m ans Mr Grrdly learned that my mother knew nothrng of the r cerpt of the payment of the mortgage grven to hrm by mv father So thrnkrng to garn he rmm dately demanded rnt rest and as we could not pay rt he caused thrs ale Fortunately I found the recerpt last nrght whrch rs recorded b fore a justrce rn Charlestown Th yustrce rs rn the crowd and wrll declare to rts g nurn ness I demand justrce upon Old Grrd and hrs crooked Overseer As thev were seated at dmner rmmy lard down the recerpt and S10 000 rn hrs mother s hand You know mother he sard we were gorng rabbrt huntrng yesterday a lrttle brrd fell out of rts nest and when I clrmbed up the tree and put rt back I notrced a scrap IUII 1 ,I - . . , . , QI x ' a I 3 ' r . .... . v , -I . t . ,I , , , . . 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Q fl KJ kf f w , M 1 , . , , , as , , 4 I1 -'P of papcr woven rn the nest l took lt out and read lt It said 78 IS elghteen feet from left to right 09 IS mn logs from the bottom countlng up The wall IS the south and the place rs one of my out bulldlngs which the first letter IS wrltten on another prece of pap r whlch rs locked ln my strong box and lt was srgn d by father A soon as l read It l knew that the S on that other piece of paper must mean smoke house so l w nt there and sounded on what l thought was the place Flnally a prece of the log fell out and qulckly l stuck my hand ln the hole and drew out the receipt l was fllled wlth Joy so l ran and addled up my horse and rode to Charlestown where l got the justrce that took Old C-rld and his ox erseer to yall today That rs my Chrrstmas present to you Rrchard Arledf A SON Al Kennlth was brmglng her sheep down the Great Mountaln at sunset chanting softly her farewell prayer to the Great Splrlt as h sunk beneath the dlstant peaks when she caught sight of a whrte man s saddled horse near the door of her hogan At the same rnstant she heard a hlss of a bull snake at her side and turnlng around saw her husband crouched down like a sheep and sxgnallng for her not to notlce hlm but to llsten He has come the whlte man has come and wants our Splrrt of the Dawn our llttle Chee Ehee But our sheep and our hogan need hun He must not go where IS he now3 l hrd htm ln the sweet smelllng cave near the Zllth Tso Both of these fearful slmple people knew the others thought and rn a moment Tsoje was worklng his way back through the sheep rn the dlrectlon of their hogan He would not glVC up hrs son TSOSIC where IS vour Chee E.hee3 I come to take hlm to school He s not gomg to school Al Kennrth Ba needs hrm But he must the law that UIVCS you thls land makes hlm No one gave me thrs land It IS mlne and all mv fathers befor m If you don t let hlm go l ll take htm At thrs moment TSOSIC s Wlfe quletly came lnto the hogan and sat down at her weavmg seemmg to pay no attentlon to the conx er satlon though sllentlv Slgnallng to her husband throughout Our Chee Ehee IS hld and only the Great Splrlt can Hnd htm The whrte man must go W hy wlll you not send your boy to school3 He wlll learn how to grow corn and how to take care of the sheep when they are slck How to r ad and wrrte and to talk to the whlte man ln hrs own language The old father was silent IUII - - . . 1 . , Y 1 ' ,, . x , . t, 3. . 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Ml cl ' l ' .t ' C 9, hut l slmall try to lin- t'l lllil ' ' 'I'l,,H "N 4 V' r, , f '. lf' 1 ds - l' Pl ', ' 'K N cf' g,3' "Uv, XX hen r few nrrnutes later Evans appeared he found rnstcad ol a stern young man a fellow wrth an amused twrnlcle rn hrs grey ey es and a broad grrn on hrs face Hrs yorce was qurte cheerful as he sard Call me at nrne rn the mornrng Ex ans and haye a car here at ten Yes srr anythrng else srr3 That s all Croodnrght Evans ocdn wht srr Vx ms lc ft the room rn r lp wrldercd nr rnn r W hat hal com oyer rrs master rn so hort a trrne to haye changed hrm so3 Th next mornrng N rn awolu rt sewn At frrst he could not rtmember what had occurred the nrght before than he rem mbertsl He had promrsed 1 strancf grrl to meet hc r and go motorrng llc got up rn tht cold D cemb r mornrng and prepared for hrs usual bath After he lr rd dressed rnd had hr breakfast he let hrs thoughts ward r avr n to the hrppenrngs of the nrglrt before Of course no take any ch rnces and lr wo rld be at the R x anway Eycms app ared and nnounced that the car was ready II drstancc was yery lrort to tlr Rey: burldrng so Van pro rrdfd to drrye around the park seyeral tunes to rehearse the part h would play when he saw her rf she drd shovx up It was exactly ltl 30 when he drew up at tht Rex lle stepped out of hrs car and looked up and down the street but to hrs drsapporntment no one was comrng or gorng who seemed to be anythrng lrlce lVlolly He warted about Hve mrnutes and durrng that trme he had b com drsgusted wrth phone grrls and had decrded that none of them were worth whrle He started for hrs car and had gone as far as to put hrs foot upon thf runnrng board when behrnd hrm there came the sound of a soft yorce callrng hrs name He started It was the same soft vorce He was surprrsecl to find that hrs knees felt shaky Van' Thrs aroused hrm He turned and why had hrs ears b en decervrng hrm3 No of cours not Molly was probably behrnd hrm but before he could turn he felt a slrght touch upon hrs arm and looked around to confront an elderly person peerrng at hrm from near srghted glasses dangerously near the trp of the nose Pcekrng from und r each srde of the N588 bonnet were tr-ffhtly made curls trnted rrclrly wrth gray Van secretly wondered what thrs old mard mrght want wrth hrm Perhaps she had made a mrstake Anyway he lrfted hrs har and address d the ancrent creature ls there somethrng l can do for vou3 The thrn trghtly pressed lrps formed rnto what mrght b called a smrle and she farrly breathed Van Van felt the srdewalk grve way under hrm It was the yorce that had appealed to hrm the nrght before It spoke agarn You do not seem at all glad to see me You must be a lrttl IVII u s i Ys ' 1 C C , 4 ' , J c c K A .' , v , 1' c . 1 . 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I l . sn H N '. :C tr: nervous and flustered Oh' ls thls the car we are golng motorlng 1n3 Van then recovered to the extent as to make 'tn excuse spoke Whv er yes thls rs the car MISS er Molly but I fmd that the carburetor IS rulned and I can t seem to hx the thlngs l am awfully sorry but er you know how thmgs wrll hfzpp n Before he could answer there came a sound of loud tallclng rls ht b hlrd them Both turned at the am tlme to s e two police rn n and a crowd of p ople approachlng wnth another elderly p rson wry ln h strung and exclted She was talklng lo.1dly to the cops he srdc her and wh n she cam near Van recovnlzed h r as Mrss Car pr nclpal of the C arr Qnrls School across the YIVGY Som thlng must be wronfv u t then Vllss Qarr stopped uddenlw and po1nt1n0 h r hnger at somethlng crled lhere lb th cr ature that stolc my rothes' Van turned to where she pOlDI d lnto the lront seat of hls car the sard Molly was clamorlng rn much haste lhen somethmg drd on a screw on the wlnd shleld l1ftlI'lU the head wear from her head and lo' scatterxng cork screw curls all over the paw ment and last of all leavlng hire a head of Ofoldc n curls and a tacc ot a young lady around n neteen years of age and on the while quit pretty A thls happened the Rex s door op ned and out ran slx grrls who clam ored about the glrl 1n Van s car all tallung at the ame trm Glrls the old bonnet caught and l slmplv couldnt help rt' They all doubled up wlth laughter The first to recoxer of the amazed crowd was Mxss Qarr who pushed everyone awav and ad c ressed the group of QITIS ln an angry vorce What do you mean by belng out of your classes at thls tme of day5 Hope Macay so you are the thlef of mv best su1t3 I shall see your father about thls and you shall be punlshed accordlnglw for lt Van stepp d forward and bowmv slrghtly to MISS Carr sald l beg your pardon but dont you thlnk we had better all go some place and talk thls over prn ately and perhaps MISS Macay can explaln lt more clearly lle glanced at the had been Molly and she was pOSltlVC she detected a twlnkle ln his eye Mrss Carr stared at hmm tor a short tlme as lf she was gomg to tell hrm to mlnd hls own buslness but finally she opened her llps and admltted that lt would be best Van qulckly dlsmlssed the pollcemen and bade Mlss Carr and th group of gxrls to step mto his car and then he hlmself took hls seat at the wheel beslde Molly l-le drove stralght out to the Carr s School and she uttered not a word all the way but as the car turned up the drn eway and neared the mam bulldmg she leaned over and whlspered l have c rtalnly enjoyed thls motor rlde H answered her Wlth a smll and nothlrfv more was ald between them 1 I - . f c . c . ,. He ., ' ' 1 l l v U N ' f ' y V4 1 I 1 I . gy x . -I v ' ' L c S . , ,I s , ' 'el C 1 - . S e ' e ' - e e , ' r ' , 3 , F." 7 , e Y , S D' ' g ' , e ' r, Q ' H. J s . ' s s . 3 e Y 2 . I ' , ' ' 2 h .u 1 . A y 1 ., ' e e 1 M' c . c ff . ' I happen. ln her hurry to climb over the door, her little bonnet caught . 2 , ' , , ' g , , , C U . C ' T5 3 A v in i ' ,, ' ' e dt s L . . v , Y. -Y S K . 3. ? K , ' . f , . . . v S I . D .K . v . I Y - V V 7 6 . . . . . Y ' . V . . . ' 1' A ' n ' V . . . n G - - D ' . V V 'fy S ' - 'Mari 1:::: My were all state 111 'Y 1ss Q1rr s pr1y It ofhcc ll1e pr1n upal s raspmg 1o1c1 c1lled out Wtll Hop lVl1L1y sta11d up and gnc 111 ILLOLIIH of 111 th1s nonsenst 1 H11 blus1ed to the roots ot h 1 h1r but sht ddnt Fl 1w1s1o1f 1 e IJ p11 X e N1lSb Nlacu 1t you can 11ot tnll l w1ll haye one of t1e ot tr g,1rl to do so M1 VS l1llVT1OI't l bld you to tell us about l1lS y nd Illllld you do11t tell anyth ll 1 t1 str11g1 o 1 l Olllbf VR l11tlHOYP glanced at Hop y ho I1 mdded to her tl1 I1 lx too up 1nd brgm t U t W 1ll IH VC 111 IS 1oon1 wa1t1ng for the ret1r1nf b ll w tw nt to t ll ng o1 lncldents VNl1lCll a h1pp111ed our thc pho11e U 1 l 1 1 1 s sugfeste tl 1t call up some fellow 1nt.l H1 t w1th ltllll 111 th pho11 Hop s11d she wou d be greatly chsturbed lt wt l ll l s w 111 r w straws to sce whlch 0110 should call th short t straw fell to Hop so h called 'Vlr Campb ll Ih gurl 1 111scd 1nd grlnned at Van shc then went on It l1appened that h w1snt st1l1f and cold at all and wanted to meet Hope Hop held hcr hand over the mouth p1ece whlle wc dec1dfd whxt to do limally wc 111ade lt all up that she should H1 et h1n1 but IH some Of'NOL1l clo l1es lVl1ss Carr so he woull be tool d Hope w 11t back to the phonc 1nd told h1m that she would meet h1m at the Rex 1nd you know the rc st Vt 1 were all there and all to blame LOUIS at dow11 and 'Vhss Qarr took the floor wlth an ar gry Push upon h r ch ck l hall 1eport th1 conduct to your father young lady d lll s 1 to It that my cloth s arent us d for m qu lade Such behavlor Sh was lnttrrupt d by Van Campb ll M155 Carr l W1 h you would not take It so hard as It lS only a school prank l happen to know MISS Macay s father qult well and l shall see h1m about th1s matter m the molnlng l am su1 would put you to a Great deal of 1nconve111ence to go your self Thls appeared to be agreeable to MISS Carr so she repl1ed l would apprcclate It very much lVlr Campbell and l hop you do not blame me tor tl11s conduct 1n these glrls hot at all MISS Carr l wlsh to haye a mmute alone w1th MISS Macay l beheye that l nncrht have son1e mfluence w1th her MISS Carr ord red all the other glrls from the ofhce and followed them lqherc was a long s1lence over the room then Van broke 1t Molly l nex er kn w what a phone was for llfltll last nlght lVlollv sm1led And l also found out somethlng too and that IS not to meddle w1th phones at least Wllllf' l am around thxs old Carr s School Dont feel that way about It for l want vou to call me up mghts b cause when l am there all alone l need someone llke you to call and talk to l don t want to be llke l was when you first call d and l don t thmk vou would want n1 to In that wav agaln IU! ll 'I'l ' 1 ' d ' .'lA:1 'z ' 'z e r i ' - -. ls . K v Qsx yi ' K. V x x fx c vi 7, hmm km E .N Ny 'l'h1 'l l 1 e' ai . 1 -1 1 ' 'se. The '11 'z 3 1 l 1g, pe use, still th girl did 1ct es 12 k. 'tK'll,. ri-',.-v' 1' 1, 1' V . l h1 j' s .1 . . V' ', 1, ' V' , l' lqoll-'a ' v' ' 1 1 h' i gg lnt l '1 1 aylt ft." , ' Q 11 1' 1 , 1 , e s 1 d 2 1k 2 1 -'l,as nigh. when we ere Q ' Ve dz 'Q ' 'ein 1 L" h' d 2 1 '1 1 . t. Il 1 KJ- 1111 cgi--lg .1 Af, d TE we 1 1 1 'z ' '1' " ' 1 .1 e. e 12' knew' of a 111an who looked awfully' stiff and cold and she knew he ' l N 1 H' 'Q 'A 1 e :ou 1 call nm, 'o e 2 d Q ' ' 1 ' . ' . , 11 Q 1 . - 3 S e . . 1 :1 M ek' 1131 1 K ' ' , 1 .A v . it S C v . ' 1 . e 1 1 , ', V . H . W 6 I 4. r rv VT . S . V . 4 'Y l L y V L . v V I . A e . fe 1 11 ' ' 1 ' 1 11 , 1 1 , . "e S ' 1 ' Nc 1 ' ,B ' . Q e s. H s -A ' 's ' , L C an ' 1:11 ' ' V' 1 ' e as- e' . ' .--H e C, ' 1 ' C ' e . . ' e ' ' ' . ' ' K. 'e it . 15 I - ' 7 . 'lv A Q 1 3 ' . ' ' k' ' ' e 1 1 I . I 1 . V ' ' I . V ' c 3 ff V x l .H 1 :Qi :: If you are r al sure you wlll b that way I shall c rtamly call and keep you from b mg a dull lon some old bachelor So you will call ton1ght3 Yes she replled And the llne IS stlll busy Grace Parker HEIRLOOMS Long ago sxx generatlons ago to b exact a younff gxrl was preparmg her trousseau Not ln the least as It IS done today thxs hlghly machlne made age when all a glrl has to do IS to step Into a department store and select what she wants Thls young gfll had to b her own store and factory too for that matter Th soft whlte wool came from her father s sheep Wlth her own hands she carded and spun lt dyed xt wxth hom mad dyes mulb rrx r o a d ml Oo blue Then Wlth mhnlte care she wove lt mto the b crutxful coverhd ln the ll lxstratlon It was a thlng of beauty and stlll IS yct for SIX generatlons lt has been a constant protectlon against the fr rce cold of llllnols wmters untrl chance brought lt to the land of New Mexican sunshine what a subject for dreams that old cox erlld IS or any other heirloom for that matter What was the ro nsanc whlch led to ltS mak1ng3 Who made the wrld cherry ch st IH whlch lt vwas packed3 Vlfho read those old bools now rustv wlth over a cen tury s use3 Who wore those qualnt old earrmgs Wlth thelr glowlng 1ubes3 Whose hard toll earned those queer old colns the huge copp r two cent PICCCS and the tlny sllw er three cent ones3 Whose darlng hand shot the buffalo tanned the hlde and made that marvel ous robe3 There IS a world of interest IH these old tlllflg but how many of us ever thlnk of 1t3 We are too content Wlth present day amusements to even dream of the people who llved so long ago S M A Sterrett ABOUT CATS l am an old maid and l know very well why rt s cats The crxtters have always been my weakness l remember quite d stmctly the first word l learned to spell lt was c at My hrst play fallow was a kltten a dear darllng lovely httle fuzzy ball of a kltt n almost go xnto ecstacxes when l thlnk of the soft little Innocent IUII H . , f Q L V , S ' 5 0 Il Q D .. K , o A , .. . . nv U H . , . . 1: 1 K Q K' v D ' 1 - -v L , O I3 ., , , . X, . . 3- Q , ., - A 1 -I --1 ' fl Q , t. H . , 1, .. U., . A Cc - 1 f . . s 1 f f-. 7 5 I . . f 3 fs . o . - Q , t. , , I V . ' . . 7 I K , - . , Q ,. 7 .f - , . , - , . . , . D . . L. V , 1 1 1 Y I . . - ' : P g y Y 1 Y Y ' A 'A if .Lv Jtdwtlf S we i 1 1 i 4 s fu x vw un was gin n nn tlt tht t 1 1 1' 1 Q sgreann and Hfd It wax A Ong time me ou it would trust nu again 1 n 11 x niet n wi 1 . c tu c ii c mf s 4 iluuln ont 1 on emi xoon ouncl out fi x N K Q Its f 3 M Q, tl 1 l L N 4 on unul .1 t N mir pu 114 N N K1 K if C Y L L it n i f S . uv i c - . X i i f Jx tc wt i Nutt it i 3 an mx xx ii 1 mxxx ll rf JB f lynx 4 c V tl N X ix x ni - t i . as .tm 1 . i Q c. i cl 1 A 1 . um ' A 4 1 - . ri uni, x l in J, 5 i x inu nv . i wt 1.1 f it i . . 1 ms 1 1 1 1 an in mx mul - N i fni I-nc f S H W1 ui cl flu tu 1 1 .1 1 c. mon l sru an out so pititutl s 4 iu J x 1 nr find iniplorc ns uitli lu r 6-X Q lx c i n n D f xx u c 1 f . c 1 i wt 1 a x stipl uc o .i- ui motif L an x conf -um Q u was -r it fx f 1 mi 0 know cmd mfmtlier ni-ut know ru-lit num' mx x i 1 1 .- c 1 t ogt vwmcl rtul Q1 . an f 1 K w xerx tum ACP in nu f-Qtimation n ca ww ou com in 1 N 3 1 aft r fark ot A Col X 1 i nn f i fl x lonvf dn ol Cc an cxliauxting vsoik III t ou .mc 1 i li lidd worked up us Xocdlvularx to a wonclcrful degrec of perfection speaking lnglily un complimentary to his team of slow and Qtuldborn niulc-s thc-rv wa'- notlimg on earth that would sootlu his nnrx es quit? so effcctiwclx as old Plc-clcly our great big soft tom cat 'lc-clclv would qui:-tly mt up IU! ll l-' Q l'in sure l ' nt iit 1 an 'l - l " 3 K ' '- first liitt- , lu-ca l sqii-r-ze-cl it so lrircl tlrit it sliric-lu-fl at ti-1' ilmle- l'ttl- Q-' -. ':-lk'-t-f--'- .- luut 't ft 1' llh' 'dv p "tl nu-3 'ml - '-r sift-1'w'rl l "xc C'lYPl:lll to witl ls t- of niy lox' - tm' my littlv pt-t. ll ' l S , f tli't nip' liitt.-its voulcl not .tty liitt - lint tlu-y soon gn-w into nuw-, will int-sp.-c'tzilmlv tnl lay "xt.'. 'lin offs- tliis lIN'UIlX't'I1lPIlCC'. l 'i.w'iy.- kt-pt ix igtmilty supply nl all 'xgss l ' , l t'txII16'1xlD?I'OIICP l liaul its inanj' ix- s -vt-nt:-t-ii. ra ,i .h 'Jin tlirm- littlf- tic-llows wluu clicl int fmt luixt- tlu-ii' iyi-:mp-ii, to at Yi-ry olcl 'ml sc'ii'i'scl ,5I"l.1CllIEl vit wluzni we ciillr-cl "Lin'la- llcu-.H 'llu-i'v we-W nu tl 1-1' rats 'incl gtztiuliiiivtlu-1' wits, lug rairvtc-1' fait: 'nul lnig luikmtli:-1At'it:4. tiii'lt-ci.ts'ii11i Ztltllltf' mats: .xml ii'l saw- tli- :tm-V lril-' liit,i-S v.'c-rc cl1'c-J.-"rl nut i,i illiiwzina tai' volors to nu-itcli tli:-ii' Q 4 s. ilkltt'llllli'II1'll'S1'I1lL7llli'!'l'2tli'YOU''t"l'fN tl'I!ll1I'VlDOXN':-Ill nm 5 ll Q-. lltz- sn ' 'l 'tv situ-':-i"i twin uit: unix- ligflit lmlnf- l 'Ilif- 12111-t'-iffyth-i-Similniii.Qtt'ittt't-pinftni-gg.-t-t-ittfws. ililu- mlrl l' ali giiuiiulpzx vits wtnim- ffm-5' lm-.vs A-Xul tlu- lfttli- ul iti- l'1'i.'liA' l'ittr'nf1 x' 1- ii-ink lmws. l clix-swf-fl tlu-in ciiix-tiiilty' tiuli numriniig witli its intuli pzitivxuw- as ilu-3' wauilfl viutltix- 11-ul wi.l 'is nincli plc-' xiirx- its in' V' littl-- git-lf: fiiul in flr.:1'ii,g1 tlu-if clotls, llwx-,'t-vi-i', tlu- n'itiu1lity toniluuys wtitilft all Ilhlilizgft' in low- tlu-Qi' lumx'-gs ui' gg.-t tlu-in xx-ry flirty clnrinig tlu- tix. 'lli't ww- tlu- lz-,:'g,gL-f-nt fait fziin ily' l vw-it l-:ul luit sw it flint ni--liwl to only ont- tif:-it-1-i'. Simi- nf tlu 1:1 l gqiiu- 'iwiy in iny fria-ncls. rmiu-1111111-,x'eij,'.zinclzi tit xv ot ilu- nlcl--:Qt sown lk-cl. l " .- iu- 'e-i' quits- :xzi iz Aij'ziz'v.'li1ii l v.'1u'lcl finfl at litt:-i' of new luurn laittu-s. NIU' lmrotlu-1' ' l l at .Hiya lu-lcl ai cwrxtv-it ut ki'ti-n liiiziting, lim' you swf-. tlu- fir.: c' 0 tlrat Lvuncl tlzz-in, lmjv tn- n'ittn"il riglit ol' "Scent-"X, lvul first cilumifc-ol'tlu'1n. Vilas t lxiin it wuz ta, cliinlz airniiiul tlu- l ' rn, cle ilu-i'tli1'ouglizilt tlu- l ' p' ' i":-. mul pi-up StiSfJil'iOtl.'lf,' into tilt tl Q- olcl lx' "c-lsg '. l tlu'-n 'df Q-1 xiiclcl'-it to lu-ni' 21 fs-tint littl- nit-4 V 'l icfli wc l gf '- l -in iwwy, nu' 'l to tlu- ziniumynu-nt ol' tlu- olcl "1t. Slu- ' lc Q f I' ' S l ly, :ti l l 1-tvc-c-n nr: 'incl lu-1' lu-low-cl -st. ' A - A " - .1-5 to lv- vc-ry !"ll'l'lwLll wlu-n wi- pivjwl tl 1-1 5. XY- '4 :xlfl -tml-w zzzulz-i'gwt1f 'nil qn'iri't-l ox'-1' tlu-in until '- l acl fin ltr' fx- al .isl sl 111' riglwt to fault of tli:-ni, 'frtrl tl -1 wi- ' ll r-- liuit' tlb' :5 'i Nwlf-' zinfl liuzgt up i ilu-1' 'nut tt-ll li'-1' all ailruut tl -ni. It rt-ally tlic- ItlfJSl iii.po:':iiit ii, vw I-att liul l-or nu itlun, j.' in It 'i-" VV0HClfxt'lAltl liittins 'irc-+'.nl l'in siirt- tlizy 'i1'- tlt- in . ' i '- ' "txt-.ii'r-S on 'rtlt--tlu nicf- olcl t'xlJlJy vxts lumlzl it 2 H' lgl pl' , ' ' i . Xxrllff' ,l cl ' ld i ' tc Supl C 1- tf A ' .gl -vii tug' r-vc Hg. aft -' z , zu' Q .wld ' Cl 5-D " ' liz- sn lift'-' - ' ' If from his place on the hearth and come up to dad and rub around his feetg and after dad had once reached down to rub Teddy, he was a very contented and humble man all the rest of the evening. Nothing ever enraged me quite so much-no, not even the stories of the Hun in Belgium--as for a girl to brag to me how brave and stout hearted she was because she had succeeded in overcoming her conscience long enough to k1ll a bunch of new born kittens Of course they must be killed for her dad wouldnt stand for a whole batch of cats running around the house and he would have k1lled them anyway and girls are such SISSICS who can t stand to kill little kittens and get them out of the misery of l1w1ng l H1 sure those girls are very brave and good to murder little lnnocent unprotected kittens and l m afraid l am very much a coward and SlSSy indeed l really think that cats are very valuable and low able creatures at least lt IS much safer to loxe cats than to trust vour love to some careless young man for men are l1able to throw lt away and cats are always content to lie on your hearth before the fire and be rubbed And yet 1f that young man should happen to be very tall and very handsome with black hair and dark blue eyes that could smile so verv wonderful well l m afraid l should soon cease to be an old maid provlded he didn t object to cats Veda Qooper THE KAT QUARTETTE CFrom the Writer s Standpomt I No Schumann Helnk concert no musicale of local talent and no concert or recital by musicians of national or international repute will draw a crowd with so much personal inconvenience to each of the audience as the incomparable lxat uartette But alas only chosen few are honored at a single performance The exent IS usually a neighborhood affair lts 0I'lg1D3lltY IS magnificent 1nas much as the towns people are not solicited the recital is not backed by the Chamber of Commerce and school children are not scattered abroad to sell tickets The adm1ss1on is free' But all time 19 nothing to the magnetism of th perfoimancc The 1 It f t it 11111 t IS frenei illk moon 1U1 for these suburb musicians l1n1 ting themselxcs to iomantic music l lose sont s ttlnw in ov 11111111 1 c 1rc cl c ect T e Baritone comes forth on tht platfoim rl s nax bt fri Jax 4 Inc I1 1110 au 1 inf P1 1 If sc ection IN s1ort an to ' 1 pomt 1 1 1 unvr 1n a ll 1 11tc 1 ll no It u It nc IX 1 Q 1 s x 101 X111 111 a P11 itt Xiioxx s ic orc ll un11su11lx 1 b XIX oic xuth ras 1 fr ai and knock 1110 moloi tn I1 o ll s 4 11 1 1 llc next sc lllOI1l a ll 11 I X K y e 1 1 . . , . . 7 ..i ' . 1 . , , .. ..........O.l. . , . ' ' H 'V Q , j a . C I 1,5 . Y . . ' K V . U . . . . L . 1 ' , . ' , 4 1 L t 4 . Q . ' 3 . 4 ' Q . '. '. ' x f T, '. Q e ' 1 11. N , n'gl f or reci als are only give-n 2 'gh J g 'Q 1' l',l t, zinc ' 5 gs, :1111111 to iaaalize 11111 value of st- ' 5 ' ltz' ' g tl e les' 1 Aff' s. h ' , - ' ' C ii, 1 fu' 2 Z1 -xICC. or a 1 'a 1 t, or PYFII the ' f of 21 hc sel and S' the -el1t11-. 'H , 3,1 ' gl d tl e ' . Tlw ai" is challenging and s g ' 1 l 'gl 1' l. .-Xt 11's A i1 the a d' X 1-z va ke. Neigl1lvo1' 14111 vl 'S 0l1jOL'. g a ride ' 1 ' " ', 31. l:lv11ly falls to 21 If l. A . elm' 'll els 'ml If Al 'i . 1 fping ge 'S r ' "- ' U '-Yth 1 he col' es t his s'1.e, to shi- 1':-z1liz'z1ti 1'1 that l1:1 is l -ing fz1X'c1"cl with Z1 self-1' '111. The Q . Ile' ' 's . cl vt z111cl then ll trio I'i'IKlttI'S E1 S.-let' 'o11. 'A will IIZT At last the uartette IS complete and the concert beglns The hrst number IS very touchlng the tenor and soprano for there IS a lady woxce 1n the band carrylng the falnt axr ln a hugh pltch The words bexng Brrrr purrr MEOW' Cn the last note bass and barltone chlme ln with Pst' Pst' Meow' Meow' Thls slmple melody 1S repeated several tlmes to make up the entlre selectron The audxence can hardly walt tor the slngers to pause before they are ap plaudlng heartlly D ci s Wlshl had a gun Cnmme a brlclc ohn you ll have to do somethxnv etc Then an espec lally appreclatlve person ln the audrence sends a shoe as a token of h1s appreclatlon to the strufrgllng voung muslclans and one ln the audlence saturated wlth part of the catchy tune relterates Pst' Pst' and then suddenly bloomlng 1nto a new find adds Scat Cat thls last addltlon to thexr already pertect tune however IS com pletely permeated wlth the mterpretatxons rendered by the quartette and tokens of thelr appreclatlon ram from open wlndows The self sat1sfled artlsts aVOld the Gifts however and break ex er and anon ln to melocllous stralns Then an ardent admrrer rushes mto bath robe and slxppers and then 1nto the street Personal congratulatlons are not easlly avoided and the modest cats seelng that personal congratulatlons are lnev ltable blushmgly retlre Oh discreet modest retlrlng unostatlous quadrupeds we may mdeed glean a lesson from you Your mighty gemus and prlceless glft would brlng you world wxde fame and untold rlches for lf your extemporaneous concerts are attended wlth so great personal mconvemence to the audlence what arrangements would thev not make3 What prrce would they not pay3 What distance would they not traw el to attend a properly advertlsed and propely backed concert3 Yet with fame and rlches at your very feet you spurn them ever predommated wlth your re txrlng nature nd tax your genlus for purely charltable purposes O retlcent carnlyera your every actron IS a SBCTIHCC to the human race Owen B Marron MUSIC As far as the person who IS not tralned ln the art of muslc IS con cerned muslc IS dlvlded into three classes These are First classlcal music second the popular muslc that IS played bv those who at least understand muslc and lastly jazz The classlcal music can be enjoyed IH a slmllar way as one enjoys readlng of the great wonders of sclence but cannot fully grasp the prlncrples and full meanlng of the marvels A person can enjoy the music to the ext nt of 1 pleaslng sound but cannot enjoy lt ln lts fullest meanlng as does the artlst The popular muslc can be enjoyed and appreclated by the or dlnary person, and with very lxttle trammg or experxence can enjoy lt to the fullest extent of 1ts value IVIIN V ' K 1 - . .. . 'ti . , . . .. ., .. f. .. .. N. , . - fit. . . ,, .. . . H ' .I v ' Dv f - ' Z1 . .f . . . . .. , c , , , . H . - .. .. 7 . , Y k , .i ' 7 - 1 ' a v 7 . . v . . I . - -3 v y 9 ' 1 1 Y 1 , . Y x r I 7 9 1 - ,Et K - , , , . , . . v 1 . " Q ill 99 Y i 9 ' 7 e ts K . .. .H , l', wh Then "jazz," l suppose l should apologize for calling that a class of music, for l fear if the reader of this article is a trained musician to the slightest degree he will throw it in the waste basket in disgust. It is true "jazz" has the same place in music as the dime novel has in literature. Nevertheless it is a degenerate form of music. The ones who play this class of music the most are those who go under such titles as these: mlihe lVloon Light Serenadersf' "Bon Ton H or even "The Banana Peel Five." ln case the reader might not understand it might be best to explain that these are not the firm names of manufacturers of artificial moon light or chocolate candies nor are they banana importers but are names of modern dance or chestras Ihc last name may seem rather far fetched in its relation to a dance orchestra lndeed it is and this as near as it comes to being a rc al name Now es eryone knows that a real good dance floor is very smooth and slippery and also every one who has stepped on a banana peel is well aware if not unconscious as a result of the experiencc that a banana peel is the most slippery thing man has ever tried to trod upon Now the relation comes in this wav ln the part of the world where this orchestra is too often heard there are very few good dance halls lhis means that the floors are not so xery smooth and slippery as is most cony enient for dancers Now this wonderful or chestra is supposed to enthuse the dancers so that they actually feel as though they were dancing on a floor whlch is as slippery as banana pee Now l cannot say because of lack of experience as to the emo tions that are stirred ID the soul of your feet or in your legs but l do know the music sounds There is a sing song swinging rythm to it and outside of that to the unexperienced ear there is new er a change All selections are alike from the time it begins until it ends qhe orchestras begin about nine in the evening and about three they are still going strong except for a slightly slower swing due to the fatigued condition of the orchestra members which fatigued condi tion is due to the lack of a strong stimulant a lack due to the eighteenth amendment The only comparison to jazz is found in the lndlan music on the Tom Tom orchestra When you have heard one selection on the Tom Tom you have heard it all for there is no change except in the time of the beat This holds true for the Bon Tons also Nlavnard Bowen 0 P i ,411 ""':z"- ...1"'il 1:-t a5:L lA1l- 139 7 I 7 . , ' x I v w ' l . . , x 3 7 I , , . , . . 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A 11, X, . ,, M, 1111 111 weveree-semi-wesmsaamsw. atomnl VEDA COOPER Edrtor FOREWORD For the ake of the class of I972 we xnclude 1n thls s ctlon several plctures whlch were not taken ln time to be included ln last year s annual Flrst IS a class plcture 1n caps and gowns then a full page cut of the track team and fmally a page showmg the local and state wrnners of the oratorlcal and declamatory contests and pxctures of the t nn1s team both smgles and doubles We have trled to 1m prove thls sect1on by attemptmg to mclude all names ln all class s as far back as we go whether we could secure addresses or not and by arranglng those names alphabetlcally If our readers will help to correct these class rolls the future editors of the alumm sect1on may be able to keep a correct roster of A H S graduates even though there IS no alumm assoclatlon 'V YU' IHIIT ivy J Aki! - f K 7 , H4 g! xi W ' f 5 A . KY , lt Yi 54 fe f' ,..., '. nam- S H . . . S . . I . . . . 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