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

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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. Y -Y-w-H---.-if ,mum -i-l l 7 2 . . . C . . It v . V E . I 1 1 1 r Q s L . welcomed guestg sometimes he is not permitted to witness the ceremonies. . 5 . . ' , . V L . ' i .y or . ,Pl . l , ., . . , -