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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1925 volume:

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L' 'fu in 'f " -- "n - P OREWORD Our arm rn the eompllatxon of materlal for thls hools. 13 thru fmld I J to lntroduee our elty of whleh we ire sO proud 7 to Inform relltn es md friends about all the departments and attnltles of our school day The arranvement of actnntles has been changed for the purposc eallms, attentlon to the orderly SLICCCQSIOH of ex ents from fall to spr ne do this we have gn en promlnente to the form of 'ithletles eonspltuous exch season to the organlzatlons partxeularly lC.flV6 and to the class most prom ment each season It IS only flttlnf that the Ldltor glve due credlt to those who have lx bored zealously rn helpmff complete th1s our LX RLATA lhose per sons who have grven thelr cheerful and wllllng help toward mxklnff our m nual the best posslble deserve the Greatest of credlt pralse and thank We are deeply obllvated to Mr Larleton for hls eomposltlon and prlntms, to Miss PhllllpS who has Gwen us the most uneeasms., ald as adylser Ind helper go our most earnest thanks for the cuts ID Our Qlty sectlon we are mdebted to Mr Thomas Hughes Our art work of whncn we art most proud IS the work of Hope Wlley and hrs able asslstants Marlar Raney and Gertrude Brewer are tendered our thanks as typlsts The edltor tal-ies this opportunlty to extend hrs thanks to the staff whlch he bellewes the best ln that they have offered the best of eooperatlon and good wlll ln therr year s work as eo workers wxth hrm THL LDITOR X X x4 XxX Xxl 385 'T "' A- AEM 'ff f- , ,, , .... ,.,.. -- , ' ' ' ' ' . 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' l!lf!f'lPff'fi for tfw Lutx IH thnx sf-Atl an ALBLQLERQLE THE CITY BEAUTIFLL ul 1 1 2 g - mx IL14 1 Ll 1llX6 1 1 IL1' M QU 4 mr 1 , ' Q X Fl III X1 KL N U Il C NX ll X MQX 11 1 ,,, x um porl my N x J S x fy' YUUIN , nm 1 xr ex X 1 let ll sm H 1 Ill U11 pun x mr tw 1 thlngx XXIHL1 go to mlkn up mn mduxtrm centu, is the IU, , w N um mmm s ID 1' w xm e nuns ma nun len 1 1 iou t 0 s 14 en, Llpible 11111110 int of lum r c m mu 11 1 nge dom wah md box fa ru 1 .nga fulmtuxe ' an orx IX ut upphu ln 1 lxrgn ma xsule, thc southxx md two IIILL me plants 4 1 ll mul hopx, vshlch hum in emploxmput of xonm mn thou 41 1 um of t 4 Inga t of th xt g.,Tfu1t wstun of rallxxdxs Ihf mu llrxt N 1t1cm11 Bank, the lzugnbt blllldlflfl m -Xlbuqucxquv, ls YNOLICITI m uux w ax IIJXIHQL' WOILS of otha rooms, lwcmdu thg lxrge portion used m non mctum wlth the banking sxstxm XX hnn p u ma It n11:hL thlough the prmcxpzl street of the cltx one IS 1lUITlCdldt91N utr mud M tha Plentllc bulldmg wnlch belng one mass of electrlc llaht bulb IHIIIIIIIIULN the surlouncllng lltl md mnkas an xttlactlve plctule Ihr Iustuffine bl.1lld1I'1g md Cltx Hall axe other blllldlllgx whlch add to the bl mu ot thy Duke Cxty The Bumtt Thwter bulldmg bewdes contammg the most modernlx equxpped the llL1 H1 thm Lltx, IS .mother building xxhlch contams scorex of othcae Fhn Nlmmm Temple and Flks Bulldlhg ue bL1l1dlHgN of sshlch am fraternal UIQflI1l7df.l0I'l llllght well be proud -Xlbuquuque has churches of practlcallx all denommdtxonq The chulch bulld mgx fue genufzlly lxrge and the SETVILCS are vsell attended The mmlbters ue men ot i.bllltV and take actlve part m the CHIC affdxrs of the utw Th 'X M C' A and Y VN C A haxel.1rgememberQh1ps and are domg 41 gre it deal of WO1k for the bettel ment of the cltx The X M C A buxldlng, equlpped if H V I' 4'i The Clty Hall I T Y f ' Y 7 'l'IlIil.3IA ADA NIS, Iifiiim' AA iI'l'liIi lms syn kvn 11' .A1IlLlf1l,ll'l'f1l10 zmcl 1111- .'Lll'I'UL1lldil1 1' cfuntry 11115: " ' my-.A 11 und in sup-'la " mlm-g'1'L-vs the hiQtu'ic: and thf quzxintg hcrc the 211'-BDI, IIN- III4-IHVYILI, :mel tl - mmln-rxm umm-t and Mvmlg hem- tllrc-LA rzicvs, thru- Iam," ag: -s. 1 1 Um-. 4-ivilizzxtiuns. 1-uch witl its own munnors custrnns, !'Qlig'i0l1S.21IllI ideas, mn- -L and ixyu,-.fw+ Qieh' lay sicivg ho - Oriental myficism and lung: ur col 0 in 'Ulltfltl 'ith flumf-r1t:1l Il!'Zll'fiL'2lH1y 1 ll "g'o1'." .XIi'lIl1lll'!'11Lll' is the cummcrcizxl 1vt1'upoli: of Nvw fl -:ic . Th- Izzwfe whulcsul-if am-i l'I mil 514,11-s siluutvcl in the citj make it thc- wuciirug' center for ll la ' '1 thu lvl Hu- M1111 1-xx. Trzivclimr s:Ilv.'mcn from thcse whch-sulo lwusc: find lN2lI'l'l'IS f .' :igwr xml-4-f :xml g., 1: all on-1' Nc-w Mexivu Ari nz : ul T1.'u.'. Thl 'A xx' .' res, :llih uni! mmblc to lmust. of size as those in thv grczxt vitios, are able to boast of their V,-1,-pf1'itlx :md growth, :md th svrvice to A 1 llicz llwrm- vs- f' I I s- ' 'VI ' f'1 z ' .' "1 '1 -' ll Us N14-Iiirmle-j.' IALIINIIUI' curpm'z1Iion which 01011111-.' onv uf the la ' 'lst sz ' 'HJ ' tl 3 l'1.i11-fi .'l:1-rv, -I 11 lxt th' - :nl ' r h uszu I m and is ': z of Ill!'IliI!g1' wut mx-1' 21 half ' ' Il ' -- be Ll lay. .fXlI11qL14-1-4 u lzsz lz ' 'r ', .'2 .' z .' ct 'y, 1 I- "X ' ' ' ff ft 21 fltlllllfl tl: :Q ' '1.',' 2 z 'J 'z .' 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I ., . 3 .2 U2 The Elks Building wlth 1 large Swlmmlng pool, and gymnaslum, IS the largest ln the state Whlle Albuquerque IS a clty of beautlful homes, It h IS modern commodlous apart ment houses Such apartments as the Castle and Eller embody the very latest de slgns for the comfort of the occupants No other clty m the southwest equals Albuquerque for hotel accommodatxons out the west for ltS dlstmctlve style of architecture and nts wonderful accommodatlons The Alvarado Hotel, whxch IS the blggest hotel of the Harvey system has durmg the past two ye Irs been xncreased so that It now accommodates twxce 1ts former number of guests Spamsh mlssxon ln style the Alvarado IS known all along' the Harvey Ilne for its beauty The Masonic Temple I 1 e 3 li su , 5 5 l ' Q A 7 The Franciscan 'I-Iotel,. which was completed in 1923, is already known throughl . I U A ,,,v , I . R fl 'ag 11 1:1112 ,- vu sang, nf Postoffice Building Xllwuqusxqut h IN been c xllecl the Athtns of the Southwest, het LUNL mucnt -Xthtni xx 1 notul 111 lt LhoolQ md the tulturt of lts 1Dl1Z1b1tdTl N lluc xxx hml tht Stun Inner-.ltx two lfugrt Iumor H1g,h Sthool one llrge Q Lmur ltx ot 'Xux NIQRICU 18 well cqulpptd more thm om thxrd of L Ultlllllllk of tht 1 xcultx h up doctor of ph1losophx tltgrces .md tht rust of Yhtm h ut 1 Ll deg c Sltu ted on 4 hxll suuounded bx 1 btdutlful mmpux md pxtter Qnul xftzr tht lunblo dlil'1lILLtl1It tht Lnlxerxltx is xtrx Strlklng ln xppe wmte lhf Stnlol Hugh School lk Nltuattd neu the center of the saxtcrn part of the tux lt 1 1 mocltrnlx equlppul Nthool humg lts own prmtmg Shop luge grxmnag mm XULl1Ull1 NhopQ md uononut clapdr mtnts I hw ln 61'1lUllll1f,HT. of mole thin 1X humhtcl wtudentx The EIBCQTIC Building I jg 'I 1 I 7. I 1 ,fi .' 3 h rf, A . I I .K . - . 3, A un' M - - 'fl' ,,, " 43. 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NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY The complet1on ancl ded1cat1on of our new publlc l1brary on March 23 was an event of v1tal rmportance to the Albuquerque 1-hgh School Collateral readmg has long been a re qu1rement 1n h1gl'1 school courses part1cularly 1n the Fnglxsh and hlstory departments and the new llbrary wlth IIS SPZCIOUS a1ry rooms effectwely lxghted and well vent1lated w1ll be espec1ally apprec1ated by students w1th ref erence work to do Students and faculty of the Albuquerque 1-11gl'1 School are very happy to take thls op portun1ty to express the1r grat1tucle to the c1t1zens of Albuquerque who have made pos Slble th1s flne new bulldmg and to express thelr apprec1at1on of the courteous and unfa1l1ng cooperatlon of Mrs Dlxon and her ass1stants The A l I'.1'f1 111 -rsr- v It is l'1'11111 All, 1 "1 I 11:1 111111 lllflj' 111111-l 1111-1'lz1111l 111 A1-11111:1, wl1i1'11 111-11111- X111 1 112111108 calls "11111- 111 the Sk xlllk' '1V11f1ll4'IS 111' 1110 xx'111l1l" 211111 il is 1111- 1111111 "'zs- "P . 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N L XIQXX 1 :qygw N I x 1 1 1 u Y iss I w 1 K wzmmoczmaurmfmwewnaocmcrrmomu uuwwuuccmaww A U D I 'I' O R I U IVI S Q UUUUUQG Where We Meet the Great and the Near Great WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN OCTOBER 3 Wxlllam ,Iennmg Bryan came to the students of Albu querque I-Ilgh School wlth a message He brought out three rmportant pomts lhe first was IVIan s Relatlon to Government Mr Bryan malntarns that a democracy IS the best form of government for under lts reglme the people have a chance to correct their mlstakes as they see Ht The second polnt ln IVIr Bryan s speech was Man s Relatlon to SOCICIY A man the speaker showed can earn from soclety just as much as he does for soclety The th1rcI polnt was IVIan s Relatxon to God A man who does not believe rn God says Mr Bryan Cannot be a good Amerlcan cxtlzen Education wlthout belief ln God IS a curse and Mr Bryan proved the fact by showlng that swlndlers rob people of more money than do common thleves Mr Bryan traveled over the world for twenty five years and has spoken to vast audiences ln all parts of the world That so busy a man who could demand the type of an audlence to whom he should glve hls txme should speak to us IS evldence that our United States st1II holds publxc splrlted men who have hrgher rdeals than the mere acqu1s1t1on of wealth XVe were honored by his presence and by his message OTHER CELEBRITIES Sept I2 Mr Felxpe Hubbell rn honor of Defense Day Oct Mr ones of the Forest Servlce on Frre Preventlon Oct Professor Hubbell of the Unxverslty popular IocaI lecturer Oct 2 IVIrs Faw IocaI muslcxan organlst and planxst Oct 3 IVIr Weber pastor of the Congregational Church Xlov Zl IVI1ss Streeter natlonal demonstrator of the Vlctor Company 1110 . 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V A Lk, N .u:...,,.i 1574? .1td3ii,.,'v 35 4 :fn ' , , e '1 ' NX AT' ' , I ax. qw,,M e jhl' OL R P OOTBALI CAPTAIN Sometlmes m the course of our IIVCS there come preventing clrcumstances or 3CC1 dents whlch make xt lmpossxble for us to par tlcxpate ln events that mterest us Such was the case of our football captam for 74 Glenn Holcomb Thus would have been Glenns fourth year 1n hlgh school football and It was hoped hls best had not an unforseen lllness made htm unable to play the season out Glenn or Ape was known throughout the southwest as one of the best hugh school All Southwestern Eleven He possessed those hard hxttxng fast drlvlng qualltles and the never say dle splrlt that make the real football player We feel certaln that had Glenn been able he would have done hls best to carry A H S through a long and hard fought season lo bteve Matlock actmg captam a great deal of crecllt IS due Steve a tackle playmg hrs thxrd and last year for A H S handled the team and played the game IH such a manner as to put the utmost confidence ln hrs men Such 19 the requlslte of a good captain I Y I K' -- 1 V5 , 1 ,G ' tackles and in '23 was placed on the mythical N lc vw 1':ug.:v 1 BULLDOG FOOTBALL The football season of Z4 proved that the never say due splrlt ns always to be found m the Albuquerque Hlgh Bulldogs Fxghtmg agalnst great odds all season the team had the satlsfactlon of tying the strong Phoenlx Coyotes and of handmg thelr old rxvals the El Paso Tlgers a severe drubbmg The season was started wnth the strength of last year s team graduated much green maternal many IDJUTICS and the splrxt of Coach Wllson and his squad lr was the last named quallty which turned a rather dlsaster A Z 'Y ous season mto one that will long be remembered After 1 'f ln whlch the team redeemed Itself the game ln which the Bulldog tumbled the Coyote and Tnger ln any case whether the season was successful or not much praise should be glven to Coach Wllson who dnd hls level best to turn out a wmnlng team and to the falthful Pups who stuck all the season even though they knew that oftentimes merlt must be nts own reward SUMMARY OF THE SEASON September 27 Belen at Belen After three weeks of stenuous practice the team accompamed by a large band of rooters invaded Belen and came out on the long end of a l 3 7 score The game was rather slow and was used by the Coach to get a lme up on hrs prospectlve hrst team many substrtutlons bemg made October 4-Belen at Washington Park The second game ended wlth a I4 6 score ln favor of the Bulldogs However It was evldent that the difference would have been greater lf Belen had not been forced to qult the thlrd quarter on account of the ll'ljUI'lCS The Hlgh School scored ln the second and thlrd quarters whlle Belen pulled one long end run ln the second for a score October 11 Indians at Washington Park Although the Redsklns held A H S scoreless the flrst half the team u m A I . . , . .. ' , . ' dv N D . . s H 1 ry, f.. . n s . a dark perlod of three straight losses came those two games V' ., . -'f' ' . 1 ' I . , 1. A Ak . . .mom . ij-IIIIC back with a vengenance and scored five times in the last two quarters. many ullupsu being used in the latter part of the game. The final score 'll- flf' , October 24 Menaul at Washington Park Menaul holdmg her old Jlnx on the Bulldogs took advantage of the I f tlss and won IZ 0 lhe game was bntterly fought all the way through 1 l nt xx as only by fumblmf, at opportune mcments and havnm, sexeral bad lr: alt 15, nn t them that the Bulldogs lost as the records show that there xx is not muf h CllHClCflCC IH the amount of round earned by each sxde November 1 Las Cruces at Washington Park lhe powerful Las Qruces eleven lnvaded xlbuquerque for the tlrst tml mrl romptd home to the tune of 35 7 The Green and Whrte outplayeo them tht llrst quarter but later succumbed to a smashing attack WhlCh could not lu stopped Three of the Qruces scores were made by the aerlal route x hnle th lont A H S tally came ln the thlrd quarter on a long pass Dolza lellr l xrf t The Bulldogs fought hard but they could not cope wlth the strong offense of the Vlb1t0YS November ll Roswell at Roswell ln x hard fought contest the Coyotes chewed the Bulldogs to the lower cl of a I3 7 tou t Both of Roswells scores came IU the first nalf as a ft sult of long end runs and off tacl-'le plays A H S threatened many t1mes but la ked the necessary punch to shove lt over The one score was oft a long, pass and run nn the last quarter Roybal to Parentl November lo Phoenix at Phoenix bomg on to Phoenut xmmedlately after the Roswell game the Bulldogs found themselves and held the powerful Anzona aggregauon to a 76 Z6 txe lhe game was played at the Arlzona State Farr before 20 000 spectators and was one thrlll after another The Coyotes scored twice m the first half whale the Bulldogs ran them one better maklng the score read 20 IJ A l-l 5 scored once more ln the last half and then Phoenix opened up wlth a spectacular aerlal game and txed the score m the last flve mlnutes of play Albuquerque was threatenmg wlth a held goal at the flnal whlstle ll: wx U X I 9 , , ' Y ' k wr Xa ' ' 1 - . , ' . 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November 27 El Paso at Washington Park Playmg champxonshlp football every mmute of the tlme the Bulldogs fairly outdld themselves and walloped the Tlgers 26 7 The game was the most spectacular one seen on a local grldlron durmg the season and one Bulldog followers wlll never forget A l-l 5 scored twlce IU the second quarter and twlce rn the last El Paso s lone tally came m the second quarter as a result of a bad pass from center Paul Parentl dlmnnutxve end was alone responsxble for three of our touchdowns two on long passes and one on a fumbled punt Roybal s puntmg and passmg were nu cr better OUR PEP MEETINGS Our First Pep Meeting, September 19 Tlrc first pep meetmg of the year was held rn the audntorxum Pnday September I9 to launch the season tlclcet sale The meetlng was opened by some of the school yells and songs lVl1ss Dixon spoke m regard to the Record subscriptions and Mr Taylor and Mr Benton boosted the season tlcket sale Coach Wilson lntrocluced the members of the football squad Senlor Pep Meeting, November 24 October 24 saw the memorable Senlor pep meetmg for the Las Cruces game whxch was played on November l The Semor mascot Mary Lucnlle Mudgett was mtroduced and sang Yes We Have No Bananas m her dellghtful way Wallace Sherldan Introduced the speakers Bob Hughes and Mr Weber These speeches were pleasmg and the meeting was full of PCP Welcome, Bulldogs from Phoenix The hlgh school Bulldogs returnmg from a 26 to 26 t1e game wrth Phoenix were welcomed home by the largest and most enthusxastrc pep meet mg ever held by the students of A H S Fxrst perlod classes were dlsmlssed and everyone was UIVCH a chance to meet the boys on the mornlnv tram After enthuslastlc handshalungs and welcommg speeches yells were led by Deacon and a snake dance was formed After more and mcreased cheermg . , , n - . and outlined the team's schedule for the season. i . . . y . - 5 l , 'AWN r l':zg1- Il 1111 students 1qa1n p oceecled to the auclrtorrum Here a welcome speech was U1 11l1 hy Wallace Sherrdan lVlr Taylor and lVlr lVl1lne both gave speeches of pr use 111 the returnrng heroes Fl he Coach and some of the players macle short Iks on the trrp and the game Deacon led some rrore yells and the meetrng 11l11111rn1d to be held ever after as a pleasant memory rn the mrnds of the st111leI'1ls 11fA H S AWARDS lt 11, inu th11t1 f111 r111111b11s of tht Bu 11 lllKNl 11t1d 111th tok111s ot r11ogn1t11111 tor tllkll 1,r1d1r1111 str1111 lIllllL 1 short trlk 1n1l thtn the aw llflN 11111 p11s.111t1d l11 foath V1 s 1 111111 111111111 gold iootbrlls for h111n1., ple11td th11t 1111's on tht t1, ll11 11111 Pllll I1 111 qu1rterl111k StlY8 M1ttl111k t1ckle 11111 I1r111nyR111bal full ack 1 11111 11111 11h1t1 sw1 rters tln tht athlctlt 111l111s as 1 CllSl.lllCtlXE mark of .1thlet11 t tl 1h1111ll 111111 g111n t11 tht tollowrng' btrmm, ttnter, Nici' uland 1 1 l 111 Nl1ll1r f,.,LllICl9 Hu1eh1s 1nd Vl1l11 tatkles Dznrtls Paxnttl, Suthtr am 1111ls T1111th 116118 N illll PLITLL Wrllmms rnd Dolzadclll 11.10 s lh1 I ups 11h11111111e1l lttttrs for therr falthful s1r111ts were Hubbtll Rtnfro l l1 llltlllllll T11t1r Barnttt Dtlanu 'll 111n Osun 1, B Redmond brnner I I 1 l1r111 ll11l111111l1 taptarn, who was out ot the Qlme on '1c1ount of rnlurrts 1 1 11111 l 111th 1 llllg' 111th 1 football en1b tm THE. 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' ,lv ,Z Z -' ' .' .1 I' -' ,-D h L,- 1 " 'zz ' 1' . 3 l2.Z I' 1 fa- ': ': I ' 27 TAXI XX-XXXI tl As early as September of each year each student should hnd hrs place ln school Sophomores unlors and Semors belong flrst of course m classes provrded by the curriculum for the development of thexr talents That means that above evervthlng else comes scholarship the first motlve of our natlonal system of educatlon for thrs reason we glve the place of honor nn ALtlVltlCS to our Honor Socxety School days are made up however not only of work but of play as well Some play football rn the fall some play ba ketball ln the wlnter others play tenms or baseball or tra1n for track If you are an athlete you belong IH one of those act1v1t1es lf you play some musxcal mstrument you belong ln the orchestra so that you can play for the school s publrc performances If you reason well you belong ln one of the debatmg societies There s a place somewhere for every sort of speclal talent whlch you mav wlsh to cultlvate as a slde llne Athletlcs orchestra debatmg s cretxes Correspondence club Record staff Ia Reata staff plays oratorxcal and declamatory contests Kodak club Gun club Grrls league Fellows club and llterary contests As soon as these act1v1t1es are oyercrowded others wlll be provxded Have you found your place3 If because you were a new pupll ln school thxs year you felt yourself unable to declde just where you belonged make your New Year s resolutlon now and keep xt next September Fund the road to the Honor SOClety first then find the trall to an outslde aCtIVlty 03155 THE HONOR SOCIETX WIIQS DIXON I' xtulty -Xtlu Q1 fl Q The llonor Soclety IS an organxzatlon rn Albuquerque Hlgh School that alumnl stu fyigg... dents and future students of our school should be proud of The socnety represents the heroes of school llfe for the members have had hxgh grades for thexr oal and they have attamed that goal But tney have not only made good grades they have achxeved leadershlp ln school act1v1t1es They are not the bookworms who drudge over each days lessons merely to recelve the hr hest grades ID the class they are the best because they reallze that good grades are the steppmg stones to great thmgs They al o realrze that whlle there are many who could have hugh grades that only the very zest of us are able to excel ln grades and attlyltles both T t V vt t ' A WII. .I. . S ', C, li Um' . . 1 n 'J - S - , K, ,. y , V , R, . ' , J l ' s , ' Y . . . . : A . , L W ' . K O- ci G T ' G Ct X if 5 1: T tt it- A , V M 1 k L . g K k . . if V . K . 'g j . ' h Z r S . T . A . 1 T T ' llowrver this year the requirements for membership in the scholarship st fir-ts hive been changed so that the correct name for this orffanizatlon In l llonor Society of Albuquerque High School It is now possible for indent to win a silver A with four G s if he has participated in sufficient ulsiclz ar tixities to make up for the time he would have spent on his lessons lhi h ls put the Honor Society on a much fairer basis Students who befor: lil not make the requirements because they were engaged in other school 1 are now glyen credit for all the work they do for the school in hx n l other than that of scholarship ure are many who have tried to make the llonor Society but failed t it by a narrow margin lhey will be the members for next year lol h :nest flort and perseverance always win lhese students who fall hf it l tht rf quirements by so little are as neccssarx e part of the sc ools tanrlarcl f rades as the second teams are in athletics and second casts in urls an mis rl 'X little more honest and earnest effort and these students x ill ilso be numbtrcd among the select few Ofhrers for the first semester were as follows Tom Wilkerson presi dent lVl1rian Raney vice president louise Oestreich secretary treasurer lwo football men made the Society this semester Arthur Trauth and Andrew Sutherland Arthur is also captain of the basketball team Walter Hellman won the honor of having his name engraved on the Burton Tennis K up as champion tennis player for the 1974 season Three members had leading roles in the Junior class play ohn Strong who also plays in the oxthestra Lharles Rice who is the Junior class president and Elsie Russell lrma Qraclcel won first place in the lnsurance Essay contest and is also presi dent of the Lorrespondence Club Richard Arledge president of the Webster Debating Societv yell leader of the school and senior editor of the l a Reata Gladys Dorris editor of the Record and president of the Roosevelt Debating Society Lenore Pettit president of the Girls League Dorothy McLaughlin locl-:eye Powers Gladys Dorris and Arnold Rosenwald are members of one of the Auditorium debating teams Wallace Sheridan president of the Dramatic Club bome of the musical talent in the Society that has appeared throughout the year includes Bob Nordhaus Elsie Russell and Gertrude Magee Marie Owens won the bronze medal for her Lincoln Day Essay Gladys Dorris made five semester ax erages of E Dt Xfire l'.1f1 'n 2 if V' z ' ' ' G' . ' 1 1 T, i A 'X 1 lil H ' . ' A K ' . : . ' , ix i A 1 s I gs 's :J ' ' r t I1 4 - i -, L A' i an tix' ties, ' ji ' , ' . i I Q ll Q' S i ' .l i . ll rr , ' , , In .at ain' g . ' . ' . ' r e ' : f r ' . s . s 1 ll l ' l , ' S A .' .'t.'.' -' '. ' . li s " tr gf . S V i. . . i ulramatics. for their competition urges others to do their best and the stand- ! . p f A ' A ' '. 1 L ' , ' - ' 3 . ' ' , - . ,f , , . , ' l i i , - . 1 ' . A , 1 , , .. 3 A 2 ' , ' ' 1 ' . 1 . . f 1 r . . 2 .V V .. ., X. t - . .f v . , , f , ' I I 'n . r 2 . v . ' l if EEEOEQQ 'M THE RECORD STAFF 'NIIQS HIC'IxVIA'NI Fuultx -'Xdu tr No one group of students ln Albuquerque Hugh School deserve any more thanks and pralse for furtherlng the Interests of the whole school than the Record Staff Speclal mentlon IS due the editor ln chlef Gladys Dorrxs for her constant work on the staff No one wlll ever know how much she has done for the Albuquerque Record For the alms of the staff we refer our readers to the Record of Sept 26 1922 to an edxtorral whlch reads rn part as follows The Record should be the ofhclal bulletin of the school for every department Athletlcs and assemblles have then' place but class meetlngs debates actlvltxes of every klnd should feel that we are lnterested rn thexr work as well Let us have an account of your aCtlVltleS and we wxll try to hnd a place for them 1n the Record Other members of the staff who have worked farthfully are Senlor Asslstant Edltor Louxse Oestrexch unlor Assrstant Eclrtor George Dlxon Sophomore Assrstant Edltor Ben Osuna Semor Athletxc Eclxtor B Lee udd unlor Athletlc Edltor Carl Lovltt Athletic Edltor Arthur Trauth Editor of Dramatlcs Reuben ohnson Semor Actlvltles Edltor Norwyn Wilson umor Actrvrtnes Eclltor Wlnlfred Stamm Sophomore ACtlVltlCS Eclltor Loraine Redmond Exchange Edxtor Mlldrecl Freed Busmess Manager Fred Baser Asslstant BUSIDCSS Manager Robert Pettit I' ngs- "N A td' RCI! 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I S .. wocmmacwx cwnww THE POPULARITY CONTEST DGUDGGU One of the events of the wmter season that was of partlcular xnterest was the second annual popularlty contest ln the group of plctures at the bottom of thus page you fund the various wmners as they are seen every day ln the upper left hand corner IS Dolores Benjamin the ueen of Beauty talented but very modest At the rlght you see Frederxck Baser commonly known as Fritz who was elected Best Booster the rlght hand man of Mr Carleton Then there IS Miss Dixon whose Interest ln men and IH thxngs gave her the tltle of Most Fascmatmg Personallty The tlny speck next was the nearest vlew our kodak could get of ohn Dolzadelll the Heart Buster Cornered at last IS Ethyl Moulton the Most Reckless Drlver Mabel Snyder won the Flapper Crown Next you see Harold Robertson C ookle Pusher ln company wlth Edlth Roberts Blgest Curl Fllrt Last ln the row IS Clane Stevens Damtxest Gnrl In the lower left hand corner you wxll fmd Deacon Arledge as he Man The Unknown uantlty Bob Flsher appears next wxth h1s contag nous smxle Next IS the Best All Round Athlete Art Trauth captam of the basket ball team At the rxght of thls are two modest malds Gladys Dorns known as the Wxttxest Glrl and Loulse Oestrelch Best Student Oh the next! Does anyone know who those are3 Well the boy kneelmg you know lt ns a boy nn splte of hrs assumed samtlmess IS Harry Hust the Most Successful Bluffer Standing IS Vlfglflla Hervey Best Actress 1n her customary pose of bestowmg blessmgs upon others The thlrd Just could not help gettmg mto the llmellght agam because she was the Flapper Peggy Poraker offxclally called Margaret was chosen as Most Popular Ctrl Bob Hughes Most Popular Boy Last but not least IS ack McFarland Best Actor Jolly good natured A H S lrxshman P14 ,fl Q Q o G i , , .l ', . , . ' 1 looked when the camera man surprised him in his search for the Wittiest - Q 1 1 I . ' 1 " 9 1 . y . . . , . . ' i , . , .... Y 7 - . , , . ' . . , . 3 1 ' , -I I , , . . . . : gl 1... QQADQ-D-G G-CHR?-YCPCPCP CCRRESPONDENCE CLUB MISS VS ICKLLND If uultx Adu 81 Although the Correspondence Club has been numbered among the organlzatrons of Albuquerque Hugh School for four years lt has never presented ltself ln assembly untll thxs fall when lt made an l4.C5'5 5 Nigga? effectlve and hnghly successful debut by grvmg a f colorful and poetnc pageant wrltten and presented ' by the club based upon lrfe nn the lands where lts correspondents reslde From the begmnnlg to the XXX end the lovelmess and prcturesqueness of the pro b ductlon held the attention of the audlence The glamor and romance of all the distant lands was fi 'xg there and our forelgn nelghbors were well repre ml QQ? ll N sented by the glrls m the pageant The choruses K W 1 Lui and dances mcluded the entlre membershlp of the club but the deflnlte cast mcluded the followmg Mlss Amerlca played by Marlon Raney Canada Lenore Pettlt Page Bar bara Clayton France Gertrude Magee Belglum Lourse Croelltz Peru Yolando Matteuccl Porto Rlco Gladys Dorrxs Chlna Beulah Kahnt Free dom Margaret Foraker Peace Thelma Adams and brotherhood Chnstme Shaver Much of the success of thls effort IS due to the splendxd work of Mlss Wlcklund faculty aclvrser and to Irma Crackel presldent of the club By dlrect correspondence with young students of forelgn countrnes our own students galn a great mslght and understandmg of the outsxde world whlch enables them to speak mtellxgently on subJects related to forelgn wel fare Pamphlets from the Chamber of Commerce have been marled to the correspondents thus advertlsmg our c1ty and state A bulletm board has been hung m the hall showmg vlews of other countrxes that have proved of mterest and value to many students Nl C2 ' Y Y '. . , .' , , , L , c 1 5 . f"' H 'h . . ,, H 5 X A 1 15 ' . . 51-4 "-,fn ' fi! cf . . 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CN ' X If N X YV xr , I , I y I , ' 5 l 3 , 2 . 5 1 I , I ' , I , 2 , 1 Y f ' I nge- 30 M MQ H" 1. ssl IHE JLINIOR P1 AY Xd un and Eva x clever comedy vwrxtten by George Vltddleton and K ux ll :lion xx as presented by the unlor class 111 matlnee and evenlng per f rm n cs c n November 20 and 71 Wrth the close co operation of the cast xncl nt new dr irnatlc coach lVlxss Rlggle the audience was glven a most cleln htful plax w hrch from every standpomt proved to be one of the best plrx-. mer presented bv Albuquerque Hugh School students uncs lxlns., a wealthy manufacturer and plantatlon owner played by beorgt K ools. lrved w1th hts famtly at hls home on Long Island Hts extrava git! and burdensome famlly conststed of hls daughters Fva Klng played ly lllllna Lee Eclclund and ulle Dewltt played by Amy Parish ulles hu b md Qltnton DeW1tt played by Howard Xxfegs hts wifes slster Mrs Rotker played by Elsxe Russell and Horace Ptlgrrm a dxstant relatlve who had come for a week end V1Slt and had stayed conslderably longer played by ohn Strong 'lhe general dtscord 1n the Kung famlly led to the formmg of a plan by the famtly whereby tl ey mlght llve peacefully wrthout bemg bothered by such a drsagreeable person as a father who was always grumblmg about brlls Vht carrying out of thrs plan lnwolved the help of Dr Delamater played by lmrnett Vaughey who besrdes bemg the famlly phystcxan was also one of lava s SLlltOI'S The scheme falled because of the fact that Horace Ptlgrlm had overheard the forming of the plan by the famxly and gave Mr Kmg a trmely warnmg Xdam Smrth played by Charles Rrce was preparlng to make a trtp to the Amazon to mspect Mr Klng s rubber plantattons there Adam and Mr Kms., discovered that each was longing to be tn the others place Conse quently tn the second scene we hnd Adam the father of the Kmg famtly and Mr lxmg on his way to the Amazon Adam found that has rosy ldea of home lrfe dtd not exlst tn connectton wtth the Kmg famlly his only comfort being, the ma1d Qortnthra played by Edlth Roberts One evenmg Adam dlscovered that Mr Klnv had lost a large sum of money He told the famlly that Mr Kmg was flnanclally rulned The re tctton to thls announcement was that everyone resolved to find a posltlon and beqome self supportmg Eva and ulte declded to start raxsmg chlckens on an old New ersey farm of Mr Kung s The same evemng Eva becomes engaged to a Scottlsh nobelman Lord Andrew Gordon, played by George Dxxon The clostng scene funds Eva, Julte, and the faxthful matd, Corlnthta, wnth Adam's help worklng on the chrcken farm and not only makmg money but enjoyrng lt immensely Mrs Rocker has marrred 'Vlr Clinton De Witt has become a travellmg salesman, Horace Ptlgrnn has adopted the lxfe ms IH- ll I v . f,,,, ,,,,r,mYs,Y r 1 fflh 3, M' M ev t tttrt rf Q e t ,ffl , x r,4I,'ff,L Yl,.1.,.'z.1 .,4-- 4' Am"""""'Qif-Qxnp X f .Y,, X L ,-- f Q7 --1, as:CY,,,f4-1,2-f G ' 4 Q , Y, ,V A, crr, H 5447 , V, , K N ,A ,M IIUIIUTIIY NIvI,Al'GIlI,IN, lftlitm' HIL' iIGfiI.If. lll'1tIll21tlt' Vmtvh Ulf? lIIl'K1l.XN :xml MISS SI,lfNf'lClI, l'l2lk'LlllX Arlviss-rs In .luniflr f'l7f5S , . , , A, E I Q w V 7 . .7 i . o at 118 w . .. . - f ' Q ' o A 2 ' 2 ' ' , . 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Each was fond of each other but neither realized the fact previous to Eva's characteristic speech in the final scene 'Adam have a bite of my apple ' Ednth Roberts playing the role of Corinthia made a very charming maid indeed Howard Wegs as the English dandy was very droll and humorous and all that sort o thing ulie De Witt Amy Parish was a very dainty lox ing little wife Hilma Lee Eclclund as Eva King made a most adorable heroine Elsie Russell as Mrs Rocker the aristocratic society woman carried out her part with an air of distinctive well bred grace The role of Horace Pilgrim perhaps one of the most difficult parts in the play was portrayed by ohn Strong who because of his genuine ability in handling comedy gave much lively interest to the play The character of Dr Delamater was well por trayed by Emmet Vaughey Charles Rice proved himself capable of really fine acting throu h his interpretation of the hero Adam Smith George Dixon as Lord Andrew Gordon proved himself one of the outstanding char acters of the play George Cook as the father showed himself ccipable of carrying a mature part The Junior class should be justly proud that so interesting a play was pre sented by students chosen from their ranks The entire cast worked long and faithfully and Miss Ri gles efficient help succeeded in giving to the friends of the high school a very entertaining evening The story of the play with its many interesting situations the interpretation of the characters by the cast the beautiful stage settings all will be remembered with a thrill of pride by the members of this year s unior class when they have gone out into the world and Albuquerque High School will have become their Alma Mater I I ' . . , . v v ty - ' I 4 K Y H . . . 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Eighth Row-Manning Fost'er, Louise Schautzer, Dorothy Wolf, Hattie Phillipps, Helen Maisen, Hazel Smith, Delores Higbee, Luella Smith. Ninth Row-Edythe DeWitt, Grace Thielbar, Gertrude Magee, Paul Tacket, Lena Vaio, Alice Siarrz, Evelyn Williams, Annabel Whitehill. First Row Dorothv Daily Margaret Nolan Eleanor Taylor Kenneth Ball Alice Matteson Maxine McSpadden Helen Heber Lee Vann Second Row Junior Motson Flena Russell Annabel Koons Florence Smith Charles Rumley Constance Hulton Darwood Dixon Ina Hollaway Third Row Della Montoxa Smith Connell Euge 13 Fahler Ray Hogan Margaret Shirlev Vincent Barnett Gladys Blckel James Bezemek Fourth Row Margaret Johnson Chomta Baca Helen Canfield Fred Roughton Vince Ylchl Thomas Suffolk Lena Westbrook Fifth Row Paul Delaney Otheis in row Groups of Sophomoies Sixth Row Bernl e Bowen Iucian Rice Carl Whistler Pdward Skecl Edward Stele Robert Harris Daniel Contreras I 1 -I . . v , I . A 7 7 A ! Y I ' ! Y ' . Y J ' Y Y 9 ! 7 ! ' v. 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Q ' f 4 1' ff -X lf-ff, X VL- A LI , N I IO 13- 4 nal" 0 -1 Z 0 , Y, ,-.-+ . f 'fiii ' '7 1' AUDITORIUIVI C ts 1 rrnrs o tie Amerie In rcnrrcr s ocrrtron spo c rn be rrl of re essar contest conducted rnnuallv bv the Anrerrcrn fhemrc rl Ars ocrrtron H sud that the Assocrrtron does not wrsh to produce rrrore chemists but better ones spoke of some of the great possrbrlrtres of chemrstrv especrrllv rn war srrrcc the rnventron of rrrplanes Hc also told rn 1 most rnterestmg, rnrnner of r nr rn who rn airplane died of 1 broken herrt when hrs expcrrnrcnt frrled on recount of a nrrl rn the runwav by whrch hrs arrplmf- was to descend JAN fl Dr Clrrk he rd of the science department of the New Mcrerco Lnr versrtv spoke on the subject of How to gain 1 good general educrtron rn science through pleasant engov rble re rdrng Dr Clark explained the rrrrount of screntrtre knowledge necessary to the average crtrzcn and how to olrtarn rt through re rdrng He also told of hrs own experrences rn the studv of science and finrllv ive 1 lrst of books well adapted to the needs of the hrgh school student JAN 13 Mrss Wrnrnr Jewell 1 prominent worker rn the W C T U spoke to the student body on the subject of The lde rl American Nlrss Jewell told of the characteristics thrt should be developed rn everv crtrven, namely phvsrcav hc rlth ment rlrtv 'rnd morrl stabrlrtv She described rn a strrkrng mrnner the effects ot countrv we should llWlXb be guided by our truc sense of what rs right PILB W lVIr Belton Bralev rs the one man who tells us to play more Perhaps that rs because he rs a recrertron expert of he Nxtronrl Recreation Assocrrtron but we dont care just so he holds the same vrews on the subject as we do M Bralev sard that pllv was rrnportant rn anv conrmunrtv or rnstrtutron Nlr Br rlev was recreatronrl leader durrng the world war rn a good mrnv Puropean eountrres Besides berng r recreation rl erepert he rs 1 wrrter of songs novels, artrcle etc with publications rn more thin srx thous 1nd newsprpers and magxzrnes rn the Lnrted btates and rn Europe FFB 1.2 Judge Botts proved to us thzt he had rn excellent memorv bv telling, us Abe Lrncoln crossed the Del :ware rn 1492 After thrs the Judge went over some of the well known points rn the life and character of Abraham Lrncoln He dwelt especrrlly on Abe s sense of humor rnd gave several rncrdents of this Judge Botts also told of hrs rrse from the lowest form of backwoods schools to the leader of a nation Some of Lrncoln s letters arc now used is exrmples of good If nglrsh and hrs speeches are to be found rn nranv text books Another test of Lrncoln s greatness was hrs populrrrtv rn the South as well rs rn the North After Judge Botts Mr Hoble of the Santa Pe gave a talk on Srfetv First lVI Hoble showed how safetv frrst applied to grrls rs well as boys As rn rllustratron of the value of safetv he told ot some of hrs ereperrencfs as claim agent for the blnta PEB Z1 At the second semester assembly under the drrectrorr of the Honor bocretv the student was addressed by Drstrrct Judge Helmrck on the subject of Prr mary Responsrblrty Hrs speech was both rnterestrng and amusing Illustrations from hrs personal experrence being used to add force to the various points whrch he Dlu . 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One was about Archimedes and the soap was especially goodg and they had some awfully good special articles: Miss Wrcklund gave her impressions of Mount Vernon and somebody else gave Some Glimpses of Our Own United States There was also a good write up on Billy the Kid There were interviews with Miss Rrffgle and Peggy and Mr Nlozley and Mr Milne and Hookey Tom and Locl-Leye along with several others in regard to Christmas and other subjects The issue had eight pages and there wasnt an uninteresting line in it The staff of this remarkable paper was Gladys Dorrls editor rn chrei Arthur Trauth and Louise Oestrerch assistant editors ulrus Sylvester activities editor and Frederick Baser business manager Lots of others contributed and so many good articles were submitted that many had to be omitted be cause of lack of space It was undoubtedly one of the most successful issues of the year 4 KODAK CLUB MISS ANDERSON! Adviser SANINIIF BLAIR President Thc purpose ot the Kodak Club rs to encouragc the studcnts to trkc better pic has been comprratrvelx small this X611 considering th it this wrs rbout the list club or socretx to org' rmfc after school had started This w rs 1 drsrdvantage which could not be overcome During the xerr mectmgs vterc hcld in which rntcrestmg., t'rlks and extracts from magazines werc grxcn on the subject how to takc pictures XX e hope to organize early next year and to bc rble to revrxc thc custom of furnishing pictures for the annual lns4' Y . AA 1 - lv - -. . - is 5 - , O , , A . 1 , - - ': . , - : J , . . . . - I , Q . , 1 S 4 o g , ' ,. 1 , -lo- I . 4. . . '. sw. . . 4 , ' , . 1 ' - A! 'As . I L r sf 1 r ' -- tures. Snapshots and views of the vicinity are always accepted. The membership M , 2 ' lv K 'L I. Z .7 K. . 2 L. vz-. 2 fs . ' A' z".r ' . fx . .' 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JJ fwfr 45 11111.57 BPXRBFXR-X C I -XXTON Pu ltlilll MISS PHII I IPS I' lcultx Adusu Xlthough 111 ut Louise w xs not offend thls xefzr some thoug.,htful and 1lNb1f.l0Ll s ffm n lx nl Phe L1 Reat1 -ht Club has taken t L p me o tl l md under the dlrectlon of NI1ss Phllllps It was 1 g're'1t sunces KIINCU QIIIL, w 1th Q uh othu the good and bid pomts of thur wolk the members han le uncd much th xt h is been hLll9f1Cl ml Thex haxe 'llso atqulred x rluable mform ltlOI1 bx thost w ho h ne INIKIL Nuggl.qtlOI1N before tht club NI1ss Phllllps herself has acted somewhlt xs in instructor to the club bx tellmg the members what the um of the postu 1nd how to make them strlkmg Ind ln offmmg, suggestlons fOl dcplrtmeut hm xdmgs md llll1StI'lt1OI1S for the L1 Reita The DTIHIHIW object of the Lu Re'1t1 Alt Club wae to proude an assxstqnt st lfi for the :rt Ldltors of I 1 Reatl staff It would haxe been IITIPOSSIIDIQ for the alt edlr ns to h uc- dom all the lrt work nccc ssarx for the Annu xl Smce It was fust oxgm lzul he club h is been kept busx w 1th tha 'mnual work .md malnng' poster Postcr conttsts wnre held for the Roqwell and Fl Paio gamee the Junlol Qtmor and other plus and for good Engllsh VI etk The tlub wus plc wed b the engrruexs comphments for then excellent heqdmp, md lllustritxons for the mnuxl Ftlltilf Ill chlef Bob Hughes LOIIIPIIDIEHIQII the .nt deputmcnt on Its Uuellent wollx, md the untlrlngf efforts of the membere of the Art Klub I' 1-fe -V2 rigfr lu? N ms time Hfffs VW 9 ,hh rf ' K 'Ki lnhe Glrls League was organized ln 1917 lts purpose bemg to promote hrgh ldeals of true womanhood courtesy of speech and manner slmpllclty loyalty and honor among the school girls This purpose has been successfully carrxed out ID the work of the four departments program c1v1c soclal and welfare The fxrst meetmg ln the fall as IS the custom was an entertalnment and soclal to glve the glrls an opportumty to become better acquamted Several busmess and pep meetings were held at different txmes durlng the year The Glrls League Carnival was a declded success both fmancxally and soclally The work of the League mcreases each year ln Importance and the pleasure of the glrls IS correspondmgly mcreased ln doing the work lt exacts We hope that thls will contmue to be true xn future years and that the Glrls League wlll always be an actlve organlzatlon ln the Albuquerque Hugh School ln the gay and fCStlVC Splflt of a real carnival the Girls League com memorated the Chrrstmas season on December nlnteenth wlth an entertain ment that will long be remembered as one of the most successful ever staged xn Albuquerque I-hgh School Everybody came wxth thenr penmes and the occasnon was all that could be deslred The opemng feature was a splendxd program rn the audltorxum The numbers presented mcluclecl Seven Locks To Baldpate a tragedy ID one act centered around hair tonlc wrltten by Gladys Dorrls several peppy and Jazzy selections from the orchestra of the League a Take off on the faculty wntten by Peggy Foraker portraying all the virtues and vlces of the dear teachers the azz Clowns ln song and dance the Follxes of 1924 lnvolvmg the modern Santa Claus and several phases of modern life The affair ln the gym was a brxlllant scene of color enhanced by confettl and eats All the school organizations were represented by booths and falr damsels ln every concelvable type of costume cned thelr wares to the crowd The booths were managed as follows apanese Tea Room Correspon dence Club Irma Crackel and LOUISE Coelltz Fortune Teller Roosevelt Debatlng Society Gladys Dorrls Vale of Terrors Webster Soclety Lockeye Powers Popular Glrl Contest Scholarshxp Soclety LOUISE Oestrelch Future Spouse Dramatlc Club Chrlstlne Shaver Rogues Gallery Y W C A Club Peggy Foraker Fashion Show Art Club Barbara Clayton Shootlng Gallery Faculty Mlss Dlxon and MISS Phllllps When the hour forced de parture the merry makers g'1yly be decked m confettl left almost eluctant ly for thexr homes for the Qhrlstmas vacatlon The money made by the carmval was used to purchase two flags one ln a stand for indoor decoratlon one for use out of doors on our flag pole These were presented to the Hlgh School on February 20 at an audxtorlum ln honor of Wash1nUton's bxrthday and the out of doors flag was flrst put mto use at the formal flag ralslng exercxses whlch lmmedlately followed the pro gram ln the audltorxum I'+H cp-ir . . .,. .. - 5 ...-fs, 3 "1 ,,' T, - fr A, ,pf -1 Q. r H: 'Ev il?-.rj ,-- 1 nf. .', r- N N, 4. ' f-456 X ' ' 7 xx r. .' '55 ' ,M ,vgxtl gQlq.tf,, 'Tggs 4 .1 ' ' 'ae 'sw MISS JARDINE, Adviser . . Y Y I , . . , lo - I . ln , . . I . , , - 1 Q 1 l - ' tl I - I H 1 : : - , : J . 1 , , , . . . 9 - ' , : - , 9 - , 2 i , Q l .... , , 1 - , : - , U , I B - Y Y , I - Q 7 l' - , , A , , , ' - k . . O . z 1 - 1 ' QQggQQ 0 sooo ooo onus no ooo. gg. .,.. .,,,, F ELLOWS CLUB GGGGGU The Fellows Club was reorganrzed thrs year by Mr Taylor who knew that such an organrzatron would create a sprrrt of fellowshrp cooperatron and frrendshrp among the boys To pro mote thrs purpose the club appornt ed commrttees consrstrng of boys from the Sophomore unror and Senror classes to carry out the plans The Athletrc Commrttee lends a helprng hand to our athletes when therr work for the school interferes wrth therr studres and other dutres besrdes sendrng out any good ma terral for basketball and track The charrman of thrs commrttee rs Ar thur Trauth The Crvrc Commrttee suggests and makes needed rmprovements rn anythrng pertarnrng t school Russell Gere rs charrman Rrehard Arledge rs eharrman of the program eommrttee the suecess of whrch rs shown rn the frrre programs 'men The offrcers of the organrzrtron are Bob Hughes presrdent Drck N lnn, xree presrdent, Exerett Renfro secre terrx trersurer RIFLE CLUB MR BENTON Adwrser The Rrfle Club belongs to the Nrtronrl Rrfle Clubs ot Amer-rea n organ an retrxe mebershrp of over forty boxs The Club s rrnge rn the VN ashrngton Gym rs the scene of mam hot eontests be tween the four teams, Sophomores Junrors and Senrors Ind the Speemls made up of the taeultx, etc Eaeh team has ten men There rs much competrtrorr between te rms for a eup and badges offered bx the Nlatronal Rrfle Clubs Some rrottrble ho s are lohn Strong and Charles Rree rnd xou ought to watch 'Vlr Tlxlor lhe offrcers are Raymond btamm presrdent T J Vlrllrams secretary and Fr 'rnk C1 rlushr treasurer ll :L 111-lr 5 , cr cr ' Q Y ! 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A JA . rx I , ,S ',. :. 'sh' . . U . .ic tv . I g ,. ,, , 2 . . ,. . . Y A , . , ,. . 4 . V - ' v ' . . ' - . . ' ' b .K .K v . . . , - A ' ' " is 2 ' ' j. Some of these plays were presented as walking rehearsals in order to show the S 3 bv L1 ' v ' a K ' - ' A v - , AA j . z j , , X Ax Y ' 1 ' 19 an ' , U H , W V , , , . 1 v 7, . . " ' 4 ', , , C ' ." rx " ATHLETICS 3 gr .wt 5 " WJ BULLDOC. BASKETBALL The A H S basketball season was pcrhap the hest that the cl acl has ever wltnessed The sea on started off as dnd thc foothall sea on wslth a win here and a loss there but lt lb the finish that counts and the team cxme through to w1n the Clty Sectlonal and finally the State Lhamplonshxp whlch earned for them the much longed for Chlcago trlp It was a team and not mdrvxdual players that Coach Wilson developed and coached through a long and hard fought season whlch ended IH hfteen games won out of eighteen played To the hrst team who carrled off the honors and to the ew er falthful Pups who stuck out the season the school owes much well deserved pralse THE CITY LEAGUE The Cnty league composed of teams In and near Albuquerque was sponsored by the Y IVI C A and was for the purpose of decldxng the Clty tlces St Mary s Harwood and Indlan School and It was the Bulldogs who galned the S T Vann cup when they defeated the Bankers 38 il ln the final game SUIVIIVIARY OF 'I HE SEASON IVIenauI Belen Indians Bankers EI Paso Las Cruces Santa Fe Clovis Indians St Marys B C Harwood Menaul Tularosa Clayton IVIenauI D E B Bankers IDIPJPIPJPIIPZPIPJPIPZPJPJPZPJPJPIDJP IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - -I 2 L If I U7 o 'U 'U O 5 FD D 5' f Q Q 1, I . . .X i s ::HA',.,, . fit: I I 32531 . 1, I 3 I s. 'MW . X r " ' 1 , I H iff" vt, I ,,:'1'f1LC 'vm my VLH' 34- A -X, " r:..f'N.. . . . 1 Q . ' X ' s W ' s H um 3 Championship. The teams entered were A. I-I. S., Menaul, Bankers, Appren- . . S, I2 27 ' A ' X . . S. , , I9 29 X I V I . . S. 41 ' . . 9 3 . , . s. 32 - . , . 31 2 ' I . . s. II 34 I , . I . . S. . 20 ll I N . . S. 46 , Y 7 I . . S. I8 T ' I 5 . . S. 34 ' , , . I 3 I l . . S. 2 7 . ' I I I ,l . . S. 44 A. . .'s I9 f . . S. , 36 I9 ' . . S. L 25 I9 I I . . S. I 5 , 9 j . . S. 24 Y I6 . . S. I 5 I4 I Q' . . S. 28 . . .'s I5 l I . . S. , 38 31 It l , l XX J , . . . 485 329 X. A f SECT IONAL TOURNAMENT The Sectxonal Tournament was played a week before the State Tourna ment for the purpose of selecting the two teams to represent thxs dlstrlct lhere were only three teams entered A H S Harwood and Menaul and A H S emerged wmner when they defeated the Menaut frve for the first time m two years THE STATE TOURNAMENT The State Tournament was played at the Washxngton gym on March I 3 and I4 Teams were entered from every dlstrxct m New Mexlco wxth one exceptlon and every game was played before a capaclty crowd To reach the finals the Bulldogs played two games defeatlng Tularosa I5 9 and Clayton 24 I6 Menaul reached the finals on the other half and the two Albuquerque teams played for the champlonshxp There never has been and lt ns probable that there never wlll be such a game as was that m the annals of A H S history and It rs certaxn that every student wnll always remember when ln the last mmute of play ohnny Dolzadelll hooped the ball through to grve the Bulldogs the game I5 I4 THE TEAM Dolzadelll and Bellman forwards Vann and Mossman guards Trauth center McFarland l Redmond Sutherland Blau substrtutes Three of these ohnny Art and Andy played thelr last basket ball for A H S as they are semors The rest however will be back to form a strong nucleus for next year s team Trauth who was captam and Dlck Vann had the honor of bemg placed on the mythlcal All Sta e Frve whlle Bellman was placed on the second team and Dolzadelln and Mossman were grven honorable mentxon l .1,:v -UI L ' Y The champion Bulldog quintette was composed of the following: I - :I -, , n Y 'TI I NATIONAL INTER SCHOLASTIC TOURNAMENT The tournament sponsored by the University of Chicago and named the National Tournament has been an annual meeting for the best basketball teams in the United States for several years New Mexico has been repre sented for three years once by Hagerman once by Menaul and this year by Albuquerque High Each year New MEXICO has been eliminated during the first round of the tournament Hagerman was put out by Hyde Park of Chlcago Menaul by East High of Columbus Ohio and Albuquerque by Wheeler Mississippi Albuquerque had the fortune to draw a team which reached the finals while Menaul and Hagerman were put out of the tourna ment by teams which were themselves eliminated The trip to Chicago cost the followers of the Bulldogs SI 000 Perhaps some of the donors feel that their money was wasted smce the team made a poor showing but when they realize that there were 42 teams from 38 states and 2I of these were eliminated the first round they can understand that the competition was keen as over 30 teams of the 42 were champxons of their respective states The educational part of the trlp was worth a good deal to the boys packing plant ChlCag0 theater Hyde Park high school University of Chicago and lh each of these places they saw and heard things which they will re member for years The real value gained from partlclpatmg ln such a tournament is that the teams who attend will gam a lot from watchlng the good sportsmanship displayed at all times during the play hearmg such men talk as Old Man Stagg and Fritz Crlsler and rubbing shoulders with boys from the east north south and far west The Bulldogs wish to thank everyone who helped send them to the National Basketball Tournament for in so doing they helped them realize one of the greatest ambitions a hugh school basketball player could have llf :Il 1 l - . r They visited the Art Museum, Field Museum of Natural Science, Armour's , 4+ E1 if L -Q. ---N--v:f'y-. 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V DUGQQQQCGCWQQOQQGQGK onoeooocacrceoeccococmoouoooozzcwcocmocoo A U D l T O R l U M S GGG-QGQUQGQGQGGGUGGUOUQGQUGGGQD-DCPUGQGDQODQUGGGUGOGOGGOUGOQOOD MARCH lf At an unexpected assembly the Dramatrc club gave 1 banner of a play Her Frrst Assignment The cast included Do othv M Laughlln Amy Parrlsh Margaret Wrlllamson Lourse Cox Sadre Norment Gladys Dorrls Louise Oestrexcn and f lalre Stevens The plot was woven about a voung woman who found xt dxfhcult to appear well IH socxety and her slster who wanted an assignment on a news paper Many amuslng thlngs happened throughout the play suc. as the slster lmpersonatxng a famous wrlter and then the writer suddenly appearmg on the scene However all ended well and they llved haplhly ever after Another feature was a green quartet that sang lrlsh songs especlally If l Knock the ell Out of Kelly The quartet was composed of Maman Raney Nan ones Peggy Foraker Marv Sadxe Norment and they were ac compamed by Lenore Pettit The Curls gym class also pulled off some stunts MARCH Zl Dld you ever hear of the Gordlan knot3 l had but l never knew what It meant untll after hearing Mr Level State Sunday School Supermtendent talk on that xntrlcate tle Mr Level gave the hlstory con cernxng the phrase of UDtVlD2 the Gordnan knot The speech was very IH terestlng and Mr Level proved to be a snappy speaker The mam pomt the speaker brought out was that we should not try to hurry through a drfhcult thlng but we should have patrence and Perseverance ln performing a task Well lt takes a lot of patience and perseverance to wrxte thxs calendar MARCH 28 l dndn t ever thmk much of a memory untrl after l heard Mr Verkyle talk on that deep subject Mr Verkyle told us of the lmport gested domg as one man dtd lnhls man would thmk over the events of the day and then descrxbe them to has Wlfe Soon hrs memory was greatly lmproved Mr Taylor thought so much of the scheme he advrscd us to try thls on our own wives Qwe have so many APRIL 2 The Kentuck ubllee DIHQCTQ stood treat today The srngers gave a number of selectrons all of whxch we greatly enjoyed One woman s abllrty to sxng bass attracted conslderable attention We could have easily stood more than a half hour of thexr srnglng APRIL 3 Dr Culver addressed the student body today M Qulver chose as hrs theme fhe Bov the Prophecy of the Man He saxd that as the boy or grrl does now so he wlll do when he IS a man or woman and h advxsed us to cultlvate worthy frlends that we might grow up to be honest men and women APRIL I0 Of course that operetta had to be advertrsed so they plck ed on poor Aprll I0 to do xt Why drdnt they use an approprlate day ltke Aprxl l3 Well anyway Mr Maurlce Klem told us all about Mr Wrllnam Penn who IS a personal frlend of hx Nlo he d1dnt found Pennsylvama nor even Arthur Pendragon udglnf, by the interesting, hlstory and descrlptlon Mr Kleln gave the opera should be good but we ll have to Wdlt until weve seen It Let s see now wc gave our Bulldogs a fond farewell and wrshen them all manner of luck ln Qhlcago and told them to be ure and brlnd back a few trophy cases to hang ID our scalps The sad part came later when cer tam members of the team took leave of cf-rtam ladies other than thelr mothers 1 x , .xA 3, , Q o Q lf S is ', ' S R . , " ' ' 1 rj- . . . , , . . 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" '. 1 .H max r 1: ' :"' g' 3 t"h .I- 124,-in tempt to change the subject You see the Welnsters have won cwery mter soclety debate for two years except one They werent satxsfred wlth those laurels so they took the honors ln both the audntornum debates llow ever thls year the Roosevelts completely oxerwhelmed the super cr Weln sters and took them down a few notches So lmportant rs debatmg consxdered that a one semester course rn Or atory and Debate IS requrred as the last half of unnor Engllsh lhose pu plls who have been members of the debatlng socretxes prnor to thelr umor year fund the course easter than the others ln addxtlon all students who are on debates ln either soclety durmg thexr course ID Oratory and Debate recelve extra credlt for these debates The plan followed thus year was xery successful Sxx debaters were appomted ln each soclety to work on a prellmlnary debate The three best speakers regardless of thelr sxde of the debate were chosen from each prellmlnary for the mter soclety debatlng teams whlch debated two weeks after the prellmxnarles Thls schedule made two debates every montt At thls rate over a hundred speeches were prepared whlch gave a wonderful opportunity for trammg rn public and argumentatxve speakmg ROOSEVELT DEBATINC SOCIETY SSXIN-XII ttlstl Thls orgamzatxon contmued durxng 1924 l925 1ts career began rn the year l9l8 The offrcers elected at the TIYSI meetmg of the term were PTCSldCHt Gladys Dorrls Vice President Reuben ohnson Secretary Treas urer Irma Lrackel The new advnser Mxss C3516 Venable who was as slsted by Mxss Amy Rxggle brought new lxfe xnto the club The success of the club for thrs year s work may well be measured by th e vlctorles that marked the begrnnlng of the second cycle of Roosevelt supremacy the flrst one havlng covered the years l920 to 1922 The pep and enthusrasm exhlblted by the debaters thus year has brought about a new mterest ln de batlng that has spread to the whole school The membershxp IS at present about forty and the great percentage of thus number are umors and Soph omores Thxs may be taken as an lndxcatlon that the work and spnrnt of the old Roosevelts wlll be carrxed gloriously on ln the comlng year I'.1,gv Mb . . 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It is 1' p' s A ' vh I Inj th- II Q1 -I f'0lIIfH-V'lI ol' .411- I S ' ' ' ' " o -. ' ' gr' .' , ' ,1' st d "h ol - tl: Ill if ' I ul:- 3 3 ' , ' is-S I ' '1 that to hr gn d 2. I-11-xr-11 hi- 'r .,,.j,Qf s . A g' I ,-'1'j,'b- ' I' d I II ' S -I js ' '- 'l ' ij: -hr.-.'1n'f that -litjs. I Th ' S' 5 ' . S ' l ' .I F1-1-11-iff. Th- Xk"'lrffI'I' IM-- I121t' 1' .' t - IJ1'2111121ti1- Vluh, thc- '.vi11.v-r of thf- I,inr- In I'Isf21jv V11 at ' l the- I'IfliL111'-111-Vhif-I' of thr- Ii'-wurfl 1.u1'11l1f-r :min gg tht-sv 's. So - ' th- ms- I - J wfr lf-11,1-w in flf-If-tingg n - arf- uct 2 I 21' 'fast-sg f I1 - arf- 2 Int-eg in IIPLIIT, Il -r In-rf of 4-vs-ry 2Ct"' Q 4 Zhu xvh :I 2111- Iliff lcrx- Th- Hr ' S 'ic-ty ' 'C' inf f-Iul-.: -'I t 11' Lhr- 1111-mls-r-hi11 1f thr- wh ul has vrn ' 113'- Th- 1' -f of 1-ligihility fm' thc- surglcfty h'1"- I'1f'f'I ' 2 f-I thi- ye' . F :'l.' 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' I',-:V 'I L I IT NIOR AND SOI IIONIORI' XII NIBI RS Q GQGQGGGGG THE PRESIDENT S MESSAGE GGG IN 1th1n the llves of most of us todlv vve have seen the growth ot edue1t1on m even land '1nd under evelv fl 1,12 Gre It thmklng people of dl natxons have stressed the IIIIDOITIHLQ of vvorld wxde lnstruetxon wlth a 1e1l that has brought lesults I one of the most populfu mme 1L1nes of the ve 1r a noted wrlter deelares Thoughtful men It 1l1ze that the future of e1v1l1L21t1on depends not upon the edue 1t1on of the ehxldren of the world All thls leuds us to belleve th.1t beneath the uperfxelal reasons for educatxon there l1es a deeper motlve th'1t m lkes men zealme the need of knowldge It IS the great part that educatlon plays 1n hfe th 1t prompts men of all natxons and statlons to gxve thelr tlme and fortunes to its development Many students here and elsewhere are not lnterested ln some pu of then eulrxculum for thev can see no use ln Iearmng deflnltlons folmulae 1nd svmbols merely fOl thelr ovvn sake 'Vlere learnmg lt ms true IS of no aceount but lt IS the praetmc 11 appllcatlon of the DTIIICIDIGS of Iearnlng, to our dulv l1v es that IS the object of Ill our lessons We are all ere1ted for some vvork that IS ou1s to aeeomphsh XX e all have our dutv to fulfull We e1nnot glve the gre1test ervlee to '1ll men unless v e have 1 us thls velv thmg to glve us l broad 1nd worklng knowledge of the world where vve must aehleve our mlssxon The VI orld VS xr brought vvlth It 1 lesson of vvolld union The g1e1t obstaeles of CIISDIUCL have been albollshed bv the lnventxons of the p1st few eentuues auto I1IOl'J1lC the 11rpl1ne and the lxdlo A Japxnese IS no longer vastlv ILIHOXLII from -XDIETIQ We ourselves are not lSOldtLCl from Europe 01 Asla Phe plrlt of todlv the progress of the eenturv svvee ps us :long to a llfe th It e mnot be n 11rovv beeause ot lts vvorld eont1ets Thus lt IS that the me lt le ICILIS of our rountrv have deereec' In f1vo1 of 1 bro xcler educ1t1on 1n order that the men 'md vxomen of the dxvs t tome mlv enjov the bles mes of 41 llcher 1nd fullel Ilfe C I xdvs Dorrls l- :sn TVN ag W , qi- FMD, .1:..23T2'S -.Er 155121- I 1 ' a ' I 5 , 1 Xl I I I ' I IX! f ' ' O I ' I ' 1 I A I ,. I 1 1 1 I for 1 It N, A I ' YK 'A 'I' , , - X . S 1 ' X ' . I 5 .2 . . -5 . I II I M' . If . .I S ' L I 4 'lg 'I I . " ' I 'v If I- I ZI'I 'I 1 wx I- 1 ' , .2 ' ' 1 v v.v I I s v slv i I I xl I v I k , ' K, , S SI, 2 - ' - s - '. 2 ' 2: - n ' . 2' 2'Z'. 1: ,H2 , 1 ' 1' .:" -,Z ' I .D vp 'ra t I L4 I ,Q ' . I ,y ' . n w - 1 1 I ' . A C L 5 ' ' '. , I , ' . I 2 I 1 . ' " I ' . '. 2 . .X I Y L , ' A . , 4. . . . . . : 'Xl .Q ' y I . D ' I ' I I x I Ty ' I, 2 l. .' I . I . . I A' ' '. . D l' . ' . . l ' . 2 : f 2 j ' J . V , I 2 I 2 . - . . I r , I , , j . 'z 2 J s ' ' . 1' ' 2 knowledge of all men, how they thlnk, and how they llve. Education aims to teach II .I I . II . I I . I I I 'sz , v 1 ' Iv I ' I ' I- 1 is '1 .I .',I: , - '1s, 2' 2 -, '2 ' . ' 2 1' '. I' -A '- r 5,7 A - -', I : S 2 ' ' H 2 '2 1 2 ', 1' g 1 ' 2 ' ' 2 2 2 ' , A ' ' 1 ' ' ' 2 zj. o .Y J 3 ' I ' - 2 IS' rh ' 'h 1 2 ' ' G I2 ...-.1 Y lvl?- -f ip, EI , - f I- Y - E --5 , Y w , 4 2 AI N me 1 I . , . 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Although handlcappecl by a late start due to the long basketball season the Sprung Sports got away to a good start and prospects looked bright for good showm s IU the later meets and tourna ments INTERCLASS MEET The frrst meet of the season was the lnterclass meet held at Varsnty held things pretty much thexr own way scormg 59 I 2 pomts to the JUDIOTS 27 the sophomores 29 and the freshles 4 I7 Trauth was hugh pomt man tak mg four firsts and a thlrd for ZI pomts Roybal followed wxth two flrsts and two seconds for I6 Points The meet was for the purpose of dlscovermg Bulldog track materlal and showed that the Bull dogs ought to have a fairly good team CITY MEET The Umversxty team easily walked away wlth the Cnty Meet scorm ? N 90 pomts to the Hlgh School s I9 and the Independents 8 The out standmg performances of the day were Stortz Lobos leap of 5 feet ll and I 4 Inches ln the hugh Jump and Sxmpson s mule ln 4 50 and the h If m 7 I0 2 Roybal and Trauth each chalked up four of the Bull clogs pomts while Vann took one Webb of the Varslty was hugh pomt man wxth three hrsts to hrs credlt MENAUL MEET ln a dual meet wlth Menaul the Bulldogs won rather handlly ln both held and track events The meet was held on two successxve days tl'e field events one day and track exents the next The hnal score of the meet wis 78 39 I I 1 , ,,-,..l:,:,: ,,g,355.3fg,g: -sfo 'J 34264 'LL -L -:Q .fi Q , , - Q 3 ,h . , S E Qzsccrozvzszras-cess-.,-:.f-so Y. oc-or-:asa-ss, .fr -:fr Y' , X ,,:-"E-I . .sststv -2, N :?i.Qt 'I1 . l 1 rf fi-7 i YA T-xi' . ' Q ' NN . , x , f NF.: - x' 2 1 xr ' , U I-I ' wwf I X A 'B - , fy If Iwxt i fl , Y, NX . xx I K ,Wil In xx M -0- f ,XIII 'I m iff, fl I 1 I f I ff 1 I ff IJ . . 4 f If tffwy , I . - . t ' X XX f 1,411 J, VXI, . I J' 7 J, " If fl, If Q n . ' .lj X I l hifi!! ln which the senxors had ' Q QEILMW I Q ' -'gil Illktqllhf, GJ ' , R 455. f N I f -xx wwf' Q, v A, g ., ,NM , if . . . Q F' - f TS ,W3t - 'gi ' ' -. f f f ' - :ri Qi A ' ' - .3 - I -2-i T y ..f?' 4 . ' . ,J -2 ff E TK lo1 . . . . . . U . . V 1 :, a ' ..: . . W- 'I - . . . 1 ici. , 'A at 5- E Z, . . 3 A I-,J ' 5 'Y . 1 ' A 2-I 1 X ' ' ' 1 Q Q ' - . . . 1 J A 1 7 ' . . Y- v v 1 C ' Q 1921 'Ir.5.NI. , N : Lit' . 19.24 TRACK IFTTER MEN TENNIS CLASS TOLRNAMENTS The Cla s Tournament were held mamly for the purpose of bnngmg out materlal for the tennxs team and also for electing those to play rn the school tournament Those who won out ln the three classes were RCldV ones and Pllcher sophomores Bellman Armxjo and Noehl junxors and Lewmson Stamm and WllkCYSOD senxors BURTON CUP FOURNAMENT The Burton Trophy was contested for by the erght leaders ln the Class Tournament ohn Rexdy a sophomore came out on top and earned the rlght to play Walter Bellman last year s wmner of the trophy Bellman won for the second tlme and kept hls tltle sectlonal champlon Z' 1 -io-1 -null 1 Wzfevif -ff sfo I Y 47 ' ,. . f sf,- . . 1924 TRACK EVENTS l':'gw 114 .QQ 1561 w"JfMk?' B l , X jxxx, kk-,,,5Q ww? X .5 4 M r-ax , Q'iX2i,x1 46,1 N In 'Ulm lhxlm Nunn K fav Xvfwv: L H -wcgw, J Ar!! . 'p mi- f iq, n '-mx 7 ,. , ' va. f '-k.""' L, ' , , 1 . K f 'F Wa! rv. 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Q, . ,M -, NH 1 1 CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION DIEGO ABEITA 111 1 ' I1 THELMA ADAMS 1111111 11111 11111 xx IX 1111 1 ' 111110 1 1 I I 1 RICHARD ARLEDGE KIIIII 1 I 1 I 11 If 11 1 ALYCE ATKINSON 1111111 N11 1 1 N DOLORES BENJAMIN MYRL BALL Ii 111 WILLIAM BAIN 'S n1 111 1 1 111111 EARNEST BARNHART FREDERICK BASER xx UII N RUTH BUSH MARVIN BEZEMEK 1 Ii I Ix1111I XIIIII -I ROBERT BOTTS 1111111 S111 IP 1 11111131 1-'It N1111et1 4 1n1I N1111t 111 R1111s111 1JIt S11111-111 GERTRUDE BREWER 1111N111It IPIIIIIII 81111111 111111N 111111 Q-'INK I ll mg Hut 1111111 THEODORE BROWN 1111111 81111911 CARROL BROWN P 1 11 15 Il ve 111I1111111 111 11 II If of I111 S1 I11111I IIII 11111 'S XIv111I1er 11f XX 9 111111111 1 11111 1 1 1 XIIIII II ' Iie1u11I I1 I 11x11 1 III 1111111 111 Il If It II1111111 1111111Iv1111 111 I'1111,,1 Illl 111 1 Ii X 11 X IX Ik lI111111x QI N 1n I BRIS Q I11I1I111 B11II1t I 1I1t11r I9 J11s11 11 Il 1 1 -I I111 111' 1 1111 111111111111 X I11II1 G11111I el 1111 I1t11111 F111b II 1111 1 8111111111 II1111111 S1101 'IDC IIN 6-6 I1I1I'111' 111' "Appl-.':1 " ' f ' tI111 H111' I'lIQ M1-1 I 11' Ii:1n 1'- B11 '22 : 'LZ 3 , ' bs- t1-1' LI11-1':11'1' S11 1' 'tl' 'L-I :11 I '21 II ' S11"1,' 11' II I'i111: Elks I'I.'.':.' 1' 1111 1L1111 1 -241 Iii .'1'- IN-I:11i11g S 'WL' '2-I :1111 251 f'111'1'1'sp1111I1111'1- l'I11I1 '24 :111I '25q 1.11 II1-:1111 St:ff '2-I :1111I '25: 4 3 t111"11111 I111I11t1- '21 .XIIII 'i11111 IP1-I1:1l11 '24 111111 25: 01" 1111 'i1-:1I C111111-st 'Z.-I :md '251 ' ' St: I" '2-I: L11 IC1-:1111 Stuff '2-I 1111 '25g X1-II 1.11111-r '22I. 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I'11II1111"s l'I11I1. CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION FLORENCE BRUEGGEVIAN III NI1 r ,,r1111 1 -l Bronx 1 1I 1 II111111 811111 1 1 Ii11SI11I Ill 1rt1f FRANCES BURDELL Honor 1 RUTH BRUCI-I MARTHA CAPRON 1114 4 III fl s 1' ll I IH Y PHILLIP CI-IANT ADELINE CHAVES 111111 1 ' ' NI111,1I1 1-nn 1 11111 1111111 IK 1 I'I1n11l1 1 ESTHER CHAVES 1 I I.,lllI 111 1 111111 x 1 en 11 1 r 11-1 S11 11r1 ll R 1 ELOISE P CHENEY 11n11r 911111 tw I I I1t1ra1rx 811011215 R1mwv1It ID1b11t111g N11111'tx ' and '3 Xrt I um 'I and Tun Croolw 1nI Il l"1 lx 11-2 l111tInII Iffttvr G Il S CALVIN CLAYTON '4 'md U Ian W151111 Illll Artwm Hlgh Sdmol :ARAH LOUISE COOK 1 11111sp11111I11n111 Lluh " and .3 DIONISIO COSTALE5 I111s11n II11.I1 qchnol Football Baskotluxll 1 Qplmwh Llub klI11111111r11111 IIILII qfll00l Bnsketlvull 'I and 24 I'm1I1 '9 IRMA CRACKEL T4 Illl! Ill 1- 4 0 If s11I1 nt orr-1 sp11n1I11111P K Iuh Loom 11-It Deb 1t1n1. S0111-tw '3 11 I1 mrs R1111s1 v1It Q01 ll tw II1m11r S11111tx Ih11I1I I In WILLIAM DeGRYSE ootlmll I I 1Il1m s I I IOHN DINELLI 1 110 , 1 lk o III 1 lmxn 1 I Sli! is P11--1 '23 lllfl '2 1 Ze M1- I1 i11 'I'jpim:: 1 ' 1' -'-ty '22, '23, '24. :ul '251 ."-I Il -25: U. fl. A, C1 ' i1'11t1'. U1-1'I11-st1':1 '23, '24, :ESQ S111"1'!y '23, Hi1'I's lAl'iI1IlI1'. 1'11r1'1-s111111I-11'- IIIIIII '23 Zllll 'LHQ I'1lI1Ii1' SIIUIIIQIIIQI .Xssv Inly '243 l'rI." GI1-v 1'I11I1 '24 11111l 125: H1111 111111 25: XXVI 4l1'I' Ii11I11ti11g: S11 " -tl' 123. I" 1II nfs lllllll. II1 ' S11'i11ty 'Ill 11111I 'LL: . f :I High NI I 24: M:1tI il-' 'lub '231 U. G. A. lll'lAlIfIl'2llI'I ' 'n BI'- 1I:1I. Sill B if - lligh S1-I11111Ig V1 t11i11 1f II11sk1-tIv11Il 'I'11:1111 'LZII1 II11 I'YV1111d S1'I : I'1'1'.'II t f Lit' 1 ,' 1' 1'i11l5'g 11. G. A. I' t'f' -11111 25: oyul I'1'o- fE1-i1-111'y I'i1 '25. Il 1 -'1 j '24, '25g G. l. S. 1' 1 Q C ' 'J 1' 1 1 ' 1' -' ,' 'QL '21 3 1 YI I '2- '2-1 " ' , 1 1 1.1,"'g B .- ' I A . . 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W LH H1313 Smff 213: F tb11Il 123 illlll I '2Ig l'I11 1'11.' in "TIN 1.1.11 f L 11"11fk CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION FRANCIS DELANEY XMI, lu linllullxlp, Society '4 und .D 'HUP ruumc Llub U1 fr tt 2 lJul1m.1tory Contest WARREN FAIRFAX x I JOHN DOLZADELLI lr s cum 23 4 lootblll "land 2-x Basketblll 24 X II S lfootlnall 3 Bawllethall Z5 ull GLADYS DORRIS Irunleut Honor Souety lllold Pm! 1 lleclumutory tontewt 21 and 'o Ins Iioowvelt Ilebatlng Souety 24 liem1mlSt.1ff.'.S Edltor 25 Declam ltorx Kontust bllxer Medal 24 And nuum ls 1 -I DFDIHHIIC VIVIAN DUNTON hmiuk llub 'Z 25 Lorreapondence I 5 '-I Bnketbdll HAROLD DYE lree-. xx Irovud Won lhem urn I-wan Iontest ALICE EAKE blrlx I eug,ue 1,IUl,I'Hlll " Roosevelt lie FITIIU, SUCIQIN -I Mai he ll x CLAIRE STEVENS 1 Blue Hoon -1 Correspondence l 5 I url A I 4 xgue Irograln 24 Lass I mu 1 If lx ln .J I 0IJllI'll'lfy on GEORGE F ARLEY UXX s 1 PAUL FAW ootlull S 24 2m Baeeball 1 1 Rlfe l lub Z5 Trac mm of I1 e nun SUSIE LEE FERGUSON fdillllllflllg bunny Brown Preq :dem of 'lnphomore 111'-5 G H S BOB FISHER Jumor Plug 24 Uttavsa Kansas Frmll 24 Glee Club 24 Lass of I llllfI'l0k 'lovu 5 MARGARET F ORAKER Bawketball 2 VS ebeter D9b8t1HK Somers " Class Trezwurer 23 24 X ne I rfxlllent I lass "1 Correspoll deme Ilulm Prexuleut '4 Wxce Pres ulent Gul Ielgue 2: Honor So neu S Hlgh School 1 W C llub lroxxdent '5 Ia Renta Staff MILDRED FRAKER hulls league MARIO FRANCHINI I4 ellou 5 I lub 25 Page 67 ' . 5 . - . 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CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION ETHEL FREED Imur Nmu I 1 IN Ilvlmtl xlelx I wuunte of I I Rv: I DH II IVIILDRED FREED IIINIXQ I I Ix rl I Iumm Nunn Iie-mmm I l I 111 mv xo 41 If Ill If P N MARSHAL WYLIE M cl nlll SI lull mm Npamxh PI u I IN I In hut: NUCIPIX GLEN GASKILL INGIITIII 1 I I I EDNA GATLIN 1 s Ira us MARGARET WHITE Pl Ill 'I In RUSSELL GERE nuts IINIIQ' llwr-Ilmlv 0 KIII P5 u mall 9 Ile: ur: I f -um 1 atv III! -Xnn LAURA GERICHS It e-III nrlmn H ul PIIWI 'I 9 m XIII I ue :que II1g.l1 gl howl Honor Nm wh I Ss mm Bnslmthxll 'I Gum JOHN GINNER nrnlx K lub no 1 I nv umm msn I torn--xpnn ne- EVELYN GLOSS t 1 1 s Q lull cum 4 n UNI xx Qxno 1 ip n nl Bnwlutlmll tmm 'Z Nlnrlartx New XIPXIUI Spamsh I'Iu I LOUISE GOELITZ nl nk uh I oxlw-Ipoxlfls-1119 nh 2 Room It V1 mg, Smwtx -I 1 N I I UIIPSDOIITIPIIKI C uw u 'I RUSSELL GOFF nnmtn ,I xx of IIIIIPI mum ANDREW GONZALES lf-elnll v I HENRY GONZALES MARGARET GRIDLEY II .' 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CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION ISABEL GUTIERREZ 144 X 4 I1 1 N 1414 1 II 1411 1 S4l144 I VENERANDA GUTIERREZ ROBERT j HALL 1111411 N414 IP 1 41 1 GRACE HARRINGTON 1 1 14 1 N 14 If JOE HARRIS 1 1414 1 II41111 41411 PIII 41 JOSEPHINE HARRISON IlllNl 14 ul ERNA I-IAUSER I2 N 41 121 LUCILLE HENFLING I GEORGE TODD K1 14 I414111 4111 1 4 N 114 4414-'T ll 41 4 1111 1111111 11 GENEVIEVE HOLMES 14 1l N 1 II1p.I1 Q4 14141 lt 1 N1 4- 1 41 I' 1 4111 11..l1 N1l14111l lIllNll 111 HERBERT HONAKER MARTHA LOUISE HORTON 1 Q 149 R411 1 114141 GEORGE HOOK s l 1 HELYN HOUP 1 71 A1111111 1t 1 4111 N DONALD HUBBELL 4141tl1lIl I x 1 4 A I 411 If sp41114Ie114 N I D 14141wult ll4l1111111. 94141411 1111 Ill 41 1 QIHIIIINII H Nt! ' M41 X114I1t411111111 1 1 111111 P1 4 110 I 1'411'1'4-s11411 l1114'41 1'l11l1 '23. '25g V- - st4-1' Illlllilllljf .'4 V 11,' '251 G"ls' Q In-11111111 1':11'l1iV:1l: 1'l 'us '2-I. '25g I Iligl .'- 11l Y. AV. V. A. lllllb. I 1'411'1'4-s1141114l1-114'4- 1"11l1 I':11.:4-:mt '25g H. G. 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'25: ' Ink lllllli '2-I. '253 Higl S 'I l Y. XY. V. A. 4'l11l1 '24. I"4'll41wS' 'IlIl. Art Illlllb '24. '25: ' "xc 'Q' I'l11I '2-I: Il1'1111111ti4' Club 'LT1 1 :l Stzf' '251 IM-'l1111111t411'y 1' tvst '25, I-' 1 '2I-L '2-I. '25g Il1'1111111tir' 'l11l1 '253 l'411'1'v.'p4114I-114'v 1'l11l1 '22: Volv- .'t4-' Ilel111tim.: IS4 1'i41r1y 1'2-1. '251 I' .' 'I H: A ' 1' "' ."221"L:1ss uf If 0" 'k T wh" '25': 1 1'l:1,' '2-I: Ill'l'lll'.' '11 '2.4:'l' ' 1 ' " IM-l:1tv '27:4" 1113' '21 1g' '. CAXINDIDAJ ES I OR CJRADLATION M3-Zafiziw :sunny L OLISL HLBBLLL BOB HUGHES Il il! HARRY HUST X 1 HERBERT HYDE LTHEL INVIAN 1 4 ETHEL Q JOHNS PALLINE JOHNSON LEE JUDD RLTH RAY FRED KIMBALL JANE KINNEY AMILDRA LA NEAR REUBEN A JOHNSON M ll IlNl at I ullul N I C NAN JONES J - 1- x , . L 1 44-'1'l'r'Xlwllulvllvz- flllllrj l'1mggr':4:n 'Il FM- ' ' "' Y. NY.1', .X. High l'1ulr1 Girl? l.vgl:11l I':'w::1':nm 1221. A VJIISS J'l'4'N11ln'III '22, 'lil l"nnlJr:lH 'Qfl 24. '231 VIJPIIIIJN 'ZIL 'Ifng "NIJ lrixh . . 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Il, Ng Hrilx IA-:lggllv 4':n1'llix':xl , 'LIS Hivlx' I.:-:lglzv SI. I':lI1'i1'lX1 Il:15 ' J llilliillll A351 Ur:1I1+x'iv:nl Vwllln-NI '23, . B v All ' Ho-vunrfl Slzlllfh 'ISI IJHYIHI' SH4'il'U . h HHH! A. K V f 1'H1'1'nwl..ry'-lwylxw '.JlIlv'21 '23 Kmizlli Vlwl- 'I31 lP1':11u1:xliv VIHIVZJ. 'Il 'L S- 'A .H ' I : AJ A A ll:':11'::1Iif' 1'JJ1Jr 'Lfl Hirlx JA-zllllv A x ': I'l'4v::l111 '21 I 4 ' I.4- S4-'11 I.:l1'r-i. '. u' 'I N..m.w.-ff um, svn.,-.1 14. 41 xl... , , . ff. x,,Jl'l"l,l'1'SJIl4'IlI Vwlmm-l'i4-:xl Vlulv 'I31 ', ' livrllml IN-lmiing S4 V 115' 275: llfvlwl b 1. Sm-i4-U 'ZIZQSMH-11ln11'::. Kr: nzs High , I rf' Svlnfwl: Iivl-utillg 'l'o-:am 'liz Jlllliul' 'A - f' Q ,ff ,. .1 I'l:x5 24: A. H. S.: liv1'nr1l Sl:1fi"25C 1 ,1 A H Q , ' ' A 'Q'-I Xlvv- I'l'4-S. Ilfmsf-ve-It N 'I-IXZ ll ' ' 357- 4' Ilfwws-ll High UVJIIHIJI .luninr Vi:-vusg - ,-: f Nfwif-ly 'LISQ "Nlv'l'5'. 114-rry 4'u1'lmn" 3, , 1 1 .31 l',...i,,,p.'. - CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION LEO F LEWINSON MARION LIPE ARTHUR TRAUTH CLADYS I- MADDISON I Nu TOM WILKINSON 1 Q VIRGINIA MAINZ II Nu 1 SIDNEY MARCUS N n N we If tx 1 I X Imxn HELEN STUBBS r 4 NELLO MATTEUCCI HARRY MAUGER CARL WILSON JESCILE WOLF I no pnnrlvx JEAIQJ IVIICDOUGAL IIIIQN mn: v4 II mn Q ll SIIIQIY JACK McFARLAND IN 9 ll N IIINII I mv u um: 0 Am u rm In Im N 1 f N11 cnt Illllllll NN 1 rx II n S011 MARTHA YOTT mtl 1 UIIQNINDINIGI v 1 IMI!-'I xx um Uvlfq 41 N 1 X 1 - 1 A XY'-Iwi:-1' IM-I-:ating 4'I11l1 '21 T233 IIIN- IHV5' .xlI4III'PI'I'IIIl ln-Imtv 235 'IU-xmif 'QL '23, IIi4I1 S1-Ilml X. XY, If A. IIIIIII Q33 I"fv:'r:1m UU. II:lNii1-IIIHII 'QTL 'II .'Iff'+g Il:IsvIn:lII 'LIL IZII 'I'l':ur'Ii 'ISL ffl. 'ISI I"-v1vIIv:lII 'IIIQ In-I--.1-II Slzlfl' U31 IIUIIUI' Suviviy 'QRI5 U. II. A. I'1-l'liI'ic':1Ic- '2I. 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ZH: "Un- in :1 III1 I XI an" 24. 1' "wg Ivm-0 I'IuIvg K1I:: I'IllIb 23. 115: Rm .'-volt Il-lzting C4 23. I"4mII1:lII '2-I. '251 B:.'Ii II:II '252 I 'I'1':u'I: 23. 'Z-I. 25: XIX I'-' 'Z-I: "II sl: Is Il , n' val" '242 W "Un-- in n liluv M rn" '2-I: Lu ' IIIII .'tgf " '23, '253 X'Il'1'-I'I'l'.'.I' . ' ' l'I:u.'.': NV-I.-I 1' Ile-Iutillg.: Q' "4-ty. I Girls' In-:lglw I'rop:r:un '22. 23: UI'- vll ':l 24. 25: ' 'li' VIHI' 1253 H. G. A. 1'!'l'IIfI1'1ltQ'f I' ' ' I Hr .21 XI-I:1I: Iiirtri -t Tjpiug Fm- In-sl. I':l:s' T1 CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION CARRIE SWENDSON I NELLIE MILLER ANITA MORELLI I4 N ll 1 JUANITA MORGAN BRUNO MORELLI JAMES NAVE ETHEL MOULTON HUGH MUNN l I I ,IOSEPHINE NAPOLEON 0 I NH N imsli ELIZABETH NORDHAUS ru k bl 1 Il IX ALBERT NATTOLI I ii TOM OSUNA LOUISE OESTREICH 4 I 1 N 111 tx muh Ilinmi N041 l llll I4 N mm :mr cle mini Nm ic 4 lm n ms 1 mix UI I 0 i t mul un IN ORLANDO OLSON ANDREW SUTHERLAND 1 I ms 1 II: me N v 1 H. G. A. IW-l'tiI'i1-zilv '24: VIIXIIIIIK AI'- ' 4l:lI '25, High S1-li il Vluli '25: 4'ui"-.imi- elvlim- l'lnIn '25, U. II. A. K'vrtifi4':1t4': Ii-iiizv .I-l:I in 'I',riiing:. Girls' In-:agile-. I"vIl vws' IIIIIIU. I"m:lIw:ilI '241 IInIii1-S '2I5g "Lass f Iiime-i'im-li 'I'm'i1" '23, 'IV-iiiiis '22. '2Z'!: Girls' I.4-znggliv I'rn- grzuiiis '2CI. '24. '25: Iii-rI:i1ii:imi-y Flin- tvst '23, '24: "Mg Irish Iiusf-" '24. I,:l Iii-:im Staff '2I. 24: IIl'l'Ill'SIl'2l '2I. '24: If'-II nw' Vinh I'l'lbLfI'2llll '21 Iiu se-V1-If ITvI1ztil1:: S1 'Wil' '23. '2-I2 U. G. A. Ve-1'tifi4-:itv '2fi: Sp: I'l:ly '231 I'urrz-sp4viula-iirv IIIIIII '24. III svvvlt Il1I:IIlIgI So"-K' '23, '2-I. '21 I"-Iluws' VII i. I"III ws' l'Iuii. XV'Istvl' IN-lutillg .'u"y' '23. '2-I. T253 Sp: I'rog1'zill1 '233 ' ,' "1-ty lthiifl I'i1 I1 "tl -I in ai BI1 - .I " '243 Rv' 'l Stuff '24, '25: S6""I2ll'X II ' .' "-ly '24Z Siill' I' nr-.'t '25: 'I' -1 '22i. "2-I, '25: IIi A '2-I. 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CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION MARIE OWEN PII H14 N I xx 41 41 l ll 1 N4 ANGELINA PADILLA ANNIE PADILLA Ix14 1 LEAH VAUGHN RUBY PENCE Ill I Il N14l4111t xtlllf 4 1 LENORE PETTIT r N 4 41144 N 411 1 4 4 IN ll ll N41414-'11 I4 1 11141 411 t N 1 Nl 1 ' 44114 1 1 I 41 III' -I 44 Iilllf X 4141 MARIE PICKENS HAROLD ROBERTSON ATHALIE ROMERO N 411141411144 I 1 MAY POMERENCK x It I LOCKEYE POWERS 41 wtm l14I11t1111,, 8141411 144- '141 14 vnt 411 1141114I411144 II I 91 IP 5 I 1 4 4 1 I 1 N PI Il I1 41 N1 19 in 1 Blllt N 414 1 '1 1 FRED PYLE 141 III 1 41tI11 11441 I'1vx14IP1 41 11411 ' 'I I411141 4 1 1 414 Xnun 1141 '41 xx 41fI 14l1 I41 DORA QUINTANA 111414141 4 14141I 1 1 I II+ s N 41 1 MARION RANEY 4 111411 141111111 S 41411 IIII 1I qtlff 1 4 1 N1 P9 41141114411 411 14114 4 II4111411 41411 WILLIAM REED M11 141N14l1 11141 II4 411' N4 7-tj lfI41l4l I'i11l: "II4-1' l"i1'sl .xSS'LflllIIl'III" '25g "I,:1.-,- 41f I.i1114-1'i4'k 'I' 11'11" '25: S4-4'1'1't:1l'5'-'l'1'v:1s- IIl'l'l' 41f S 1l 111141111 Flaws 41f I14-11111115 Iliizl 1' 'l141l '231: U1':1t411'i4':1l 1'4111I4-at '25 Girl? I.l'IlXIII'. 1'411'4-s1141114I41l14'4- I'llll1 '2-I. '25g '4 lllli 4'I11l1 '2-4: Gi'Is' lll4'l' l'lIIlI '25: H. G. A. l'O'l'Il4'2lIl' '2-I. Girls' L4-:1g1141, S4-"'I:11'.1' 41f S4111I14111111-41 Vlnssg Y' '11- I'1'4-." 1 'Iivs Assn.. Null lzl. l'41l. A. Il. S. II41Il41I' Sl14'l'Iy '21 Yi w-'I'1'4','i4I'11t 41f Plans '22: I'1'-:'I111t 41f 1'411'1'4-s1141114Iv114'41 f1lIlll '231 ,I- 1I411' 1f XVII.-I-' Il41I:1i11g.: .' -' j '23.'2-I: II411 11' SKVI1-'Il' Six S4- -.'t".': I'r4-si- 4ll'Il 41f Girls' L4-:1g:11v '25: Iy I'i.'I Il' S41 'L-ll Ilv' 'I St: ff '23C II: C :llzl St: '2 . '251 "U11'- i11 :1 1 .I Il" Girls' I,41:1p.:1141. I"4'II4111'." l'l11l1 '25. 1'l:11't4111 IIigI1 S4-I14141l '22. 23: 1'411'1'41- up '- lllll '253 I11':1111:1ti4- 4'l11I1 '21 Girl," 1-215119. IV I.' ' -1 ' f ,'4 I' '23. '2-I. V' -I ' s'I '25: I' 'rvs " 1'l I S '.-T':1.'. '2-I. Vive--I"vs. '252 A 't l'l11l1 SP '.-Tl' -: s. '2-I: Yrls' I.41:1g1141 'I'1' Is rm' '25: II II 1' .'44-i- 1-11' '24, '25: "Un- ' : 1 ,I PII.. '24: I11':1111:1ti4- l'I11I l'I.y.' '25g I-'4 t :ll '22, 23: B: sk :ll '22, 23: liaise-l1:1Il '22, '231 - It f .IllI' ' Ulussg .I11ni411' llziy 'LZ 3 1 ' Il I.if'1':1'j S 'ivty '22. '22'l: ' gg ' 414l II. S. I nn.: "I.:1.'.' .i111411" ' ' " 11'11" '25, lI:1' ' SI : Th' VIII 541: "PS 1'l11I1 '23: TI11' YVi11n411'.' I4II9I'ill'j' .'414'i- Ij: A, II. S. l'411'1'4-s1141114Iv114'41 1'I11I1Z XVI' 'I I: ' g .41-'-.- 133. '2-I1 , .111 : 1 1 '2-I: "Nj IYiII I'i.'I 11.5 " '241 --'rp tl f 1 - ff II 1-,Aw I '25: Yi4'4"I"'."I1l1t 41f II141 ' l S4171 Q '25: Sew. 41f 1'lz1ss '21 1 Ii:1.'-Iall '23. '2-I: II111 1' .'4 "mg '24 '25g Ib1':1111:1Ti4' 4'l11I1 '2-I. '25, 1. .. 1 -3. P CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION ANITA RICHARDSON N I P H Nun GILBERT ROBLES ARNOLD ROSENWALD 4 r 4 4 I II II n I 4 N mn xx 0 I III 4 EDWARD ROWE N N Ull HAROLD SATTERFIELD ESTHER SCHEETS mv I I Nm HOLLIS STEWART MAE SCOTT I I mlm un mqnu ex n Pl Il um II4 s 1 YI 111114 ll PAULINE SCOTT ELZA SELIGMAN 4 N 444: Il CAESAR SELVA CHRISTINE SHAVER N Ilx Nl I I 4 Il 1 x N4 mm N41 N I I I ol WALLACE SHERIDAN I I P I Il x4 N IHIII 4m 4 LENNA SIMMONS llfl S I uno: ww I Il RALPH SPILLERS :mln IIHI um U I Ilzuvvilla-. I.nui.'i:ll1:u: S4- '. nt' Plugs '22 A. II. S.: IPl':1ln:lIi4- Vluh '2'I. '25g IMI- l'4'Slll :14I4':v4'4- 4'I11In '2ZL '2-I, '21 K4 Igll I'IuIw '25l. '2'I: Il4ms4-V4-It IIUIHIIIIII .'4 4' My '22, I"4-II wws' I'Iuln. xV'INII'I' I'I'Il2lIIIl,1E S04 Ily '22. '2'I. '25 Ilunvr S4 -'-ty II4sI4I I'ill: HIIIINIIIIIIII n .Xml-4n':1I" '24: "Un'v in an IIIIII .I4 " '24: II','t rj .xllI'IPl'IIlIIl Il- IITIII' '21 Ifl'I'III'.'IIlZl '22. '231 "My Irish Ilusv' 'ill Ilr:ltu1'ir':1I I' I4-SI '24g IIFZIIIIIIIII I'Iulm '23. '2-I. '25, I51'I'Il4'.'Il'2l '21 '2-I. '25, II4 ,'-'4-It IN-Intin: C 'i4-ly '22, '23 XI:uIh4'm:lti4's I'IuIr '21 N:!':lI4u:1:l II. S. '2I. '22: C: " SII. S XY' min: '2fl: All "wmv II. S. '25 I"l".'IlIl!tlIl. S4pIu lIl'I'. Jlll' ' IIFZIIII :' ' II4 'IUI' S4 'IMA' '2-I1 .I 'H Ilgvslwtlnxll '2-I: Im Iivzllu .Xrl I'I In '25 0. IQ. A. I'4-rtiIi4':xt4-1 Girls' I.I'Il1!fll1'. IIi .Xg I'Ibl'l'I'NIlIVllIII'IlI'I' I'IuIu '22, 'ZITI "IIn'4- in il Iiluv .I n" '2-I: 'l'4- nix 'I'UllI'IIJlIIlI'llI '22, I'i4'4--l'r4-S3414-nt I'4frrv,'pnnllc-n4'44 I'Iuh '22: Iil':lm:1Ii4' I'IllIY '251 xV'I.'II'l' IM' IIJIIIHT Sf -I-tj '22. '21 '24, '25g I'4n' I'l'SlIIIlIII'IN'I' I'IuIr I':lg.:4-:mt '25: 84-- l'I'IJll'j' of Girls' I,4x:ug:1144 '25: SI"'I'I2ll'j 'IIl'I'J'SIIl"I' uf xx'I'Il.'IIxI' IM-Inzltingg .'4v'i 4-Ii' '23: I2:lxk4-tlmlI '2CI: II4 ' Cu" 4-ly '241 Ln II4-:ml Stuff '25: .'p4-Iling, 4'4ut4-st '2T'l: .X11I'I Tum IP4'In:1I4- '23 I'I:ls 'I'1'4-:lsuw-1' '21J: i'r4-si4Ivnt Ilrnm JIIII' I'IllIl '25: I,:l II4-sllzl SIHH' '22. '23, '23: II4-'4n'I Stuff '2-I: IIIIIPI' SIH'II'Ij '25: "Bly Ivish Il4vs4V' '24: 'Iln-- in :I Blu' .I " '24: IIl'ilI4lI'I4'III I' I-st '25 Su : l"4-. N. BI. '22. '231 Iizlsk-Ilvznll ISIN- I'IuIn: II ' S " tj '23, '24 IIll"I'IIilI II. I. K. IC. I'IuIr '2-I. '25 I ' Ii: : '2!L '24: .Im' ' l'I:,' '24 ' 'TT' I1IIlI'llIIl I'4nmty I. S. T4 CANDIDA I ES FOR GRADUATION DOROTHY MCLAUGHLIN N Illl III4II I4 I 4 x I I I I II! 0 Ili I PIII xllll N ll I I1 41 R H II II RANDOLPH LOVELACE I4 II ' N 4 mm S 4 4 JULIUS G SYLVESTER I 4 ll I Y 4I4IlI IIIIII CHESTER FRENCH LILLIAN SMITH N I LULAN TAYLOR I II I4 S lpn .1 I4 I 1 4III :Im su I HAZEL TILLERY IFQIIIY 4 INII III41 NIIIIIQIIIN I XIII NI4AxI44I NORWYN WILSON Nl 0 If I I IN G1 N PAUL WAKEFIELD ELLA LYLES HELEN YOTT ALBENA KOURY RAYMOND STAMM I I vm iItI4 1 111111115 I RPCUILI PI e IJ I'4II4II':I4I4I .'II'A gs II. S.: II4 ' S4 'I- 4-iy: "NI:s44II4- :IIIII S4':IIII:II" I"I'4-.'I1III:III Vlnss I'I:II': I,I'I'I2IIll2III1PlI Vulltostg .XIpI:I Iiillltl I.il4-I':II'y N4I"Ily: A. II. S.: I,:I II4-:1l:I SMIIT 25: UIIIISIIIIIIIIS Il A1II:I'4II':II" '2-1: R4 s4-v4:It II4-II:IiIIg5 S4I4'II-IX2 II4 Il' SIPVIUIQ' '2-I. '251 4 I'- I4II'iIIIII Ilistury IP4-II:I14-2 IIig:II .'r'I HI IP4-4-I:IIII:IIi4III 1'uIIl1-at G4II M 4I:II '24g I'4II'I'4-S114III4I4-II4'4- I'IIIIl '2:I. '25: ef' I'4I SI:I' '25: "Urn my" '25. K4 I: 1 f'IIIII '23, '2-1: III-Y '23 '2-I. '25: IIIII- VIIIII '25: IPI':IIII:1ti4- I'IIIIP '24. '25 xV4'IPSI1'l' IlvII:ItiI1g I1lH'I'Ij' '2Z4g Iinglisll I'I:Iy '2ZIg II4 ' I'1l'I'Ij' '23. "'l'Im l'4II B4 il 1I"' '24g "0I1'1iII :I Hue .I " TH: IDI-:IIII:IIi4- 1'IllII '2-I. '25g II4 ' S4I4'I4'U' '23, I"vIIn I'IlIIl. l2:IskvIII:III '22. '2II: .'l:IIIisII I'I:Iy '23, '24. Ad: IIIg.:II. Ukzl IIII:1 '22: C: Ip.:- IIIp.5II. UI:I:III4I1II:I '23: K4 Iak IIIIII. 4'II4II'1Is l'IIIII: I,lll'IlllI Iligh, 'I: III:I '241 XIll."' 1'IulI: II. II. IP. 'IIIII. Se' 1: ','-Il":,' rm' P l'4IIIII4-il." XI4I'i:II'ty. I '22: Iialske-tII:III '22, '23. .XI1::IIst:I. K:IIIs:Is: I.:ItiII I'IllIl '2I. '22- R4 ww-It I4If4'I'2lI'X S 44'1ty '2I. '22: I'I'e-sI4Ic-11. II4 IIII' Ii PIII '22: A. II. Sq I'II4I4-I'xI'4m4I M4-4I:II '23: Ii-'4II'4I fluff '2-I. '25. I4'vII4III's' I'IlIIl. Girls' I.4-:IQ4-II4-. Girls' I.4-:I,I:u4-. Girls' I.4::1,1:II4:. I"4I4ItII:III '25: 'I'l':I4'k '24. '271 ' Stzf' '2-I: Lal IQPIIIII Stuff '251 Pres- id , .. h tvhlh .. l- ' '20, ag '5' EVELYN DENBY Z Z N FRANK GALUSHA TOM IVIANN PAY LEWIS UI SFNIOR CLASS OFFICERS OTHER CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION PICIURES STEVE IVIATLOCK NOT AVAILABLE JOSEPHINE CANDELARIA CHARLIE MCDONALD PHILIP CHANT CATHERINE MCGEEHAN 1 n 1 lnnn I-LORENCE POWELL EARLE COBB I H HAROLD ROBERTSON K llili If 111 I 4 BURNICE SCOTT LOUIS ESPINOSA 1 HOLLIS STEWART 1 E olloxw I lub JOHN SKFLTON TINIOIS STI' NN ART GI ACF PARKPR I E, ' T-TTI-I I'IIlI'IllIllQi4bIl. XIissnnri II. N.: Ifxn I -f' sim' IIII4Il':Il'j' Sin-i1-ly: .Xuriviilliii il Vlnlr: A. II. S.: I.:i Ili-urn ,'I:liIf1 All Vlnla. Yivv- l'1'oIsi1ls'nl Iliflv Vlnlu '21 Iinslu-llmll A232 I"0nII:nll '21 Hn- :Ile-nn II. S.: IM-lmlin: Vlnlu ' I S4ll!II4Illllll'l' I'l:l3' '233 S0I1'l'1'IZll'X -A' IIII'Q'2ISlll'I'I' Vlnss '22, '23, '24g Ulu ton IIig:l1 Svlnmlg Ifhislu-tlmll ' 4 N I f Glu-0 I'lnlr :mal Song I.i':uIeI1' '241 X II. S. '21 1 I'ImxlI!:Ill 'ffl I24. '252 All SMIIIIIXX I 'I':n-klv '253 'I'l':lr-k '24. hlrls In-:igin-. FIAIIHWS. Vluh. Ntrv gghnrsl. Illinois: Iizisn-lrnll '2Z: 4... . . UW. . U ,,,.,v .u mls I.:-:igin-. I'4l4lIIlilII ,.,. IN-listing ..-I. . - Vlnss I'l:iy'2Z!. - f AIHl'I2ll'lj' Iligli S4-lnml '22. '2IIg II . . - '4 V -t' '23-'. mni- ni -lf. .xrlq,.1.ms nm, sf-:Wi 'I"' ""' I ' Ibraunntif' 1'InIn '231 I'1'e-si4Ie-nl Vlnss '2ZI. '24: I tIlI"s '2I!. '24. '25: 4 I'l'4'SIlII'llI Lil -uln I,iI4-r:ii'y So"-ty I' 'IIIIIVS IIIIII- '241 IN-halting: Siwivly '2-I: S1"l'I'IIll'j Vlzlss '25, I" -llmvs' Vlnh. 'l'n- mis '24. '25: I"e-lluws' I'lnlr Hrvlivs- tr. 525 V v1I 1 v . v . - ' , - I . 4 I I . , I f I . I':lgv T13 gwwawc uw Q 2 THE BULLET STAFF 2 2 EQUUQ Once upon a tlme a httle over a year ago some senxor boys who were on the Record staff invent ed a pubhcatlon to be known as The Bullet to be Issued at con venlent lntervals as a medxum of exploding some Jokes at the ex pense of their fellows that could not appear xn the newspaper or annual because of lack of space The funds collected for the Hrst Issue were turned over to the Record fund this year however because La Reata was to be called upon for some heavy ex Denses also perhaps chlefly be cause the self selected s aff hap pened to be members of La Reata staff the funds earned by the humor sheet were turned over to La Reata funds It IS hoped that some day out of thus attempt to pubhsh a humor sheet Wlll grow a real magazine that wlll pubhsh the hterary at tempts of every sort ThlS shows how the staff felt when some delmquents ln the senior class falled to hand ln thelr pictures on tlme to be sent to the engravers We sought m out of the way places as well as m the common haunts of such lxkenesses Some we found at last though not perhaps the latest photographs of the beautles We also trxed threats whlch produced some results For the others the least sand the better .-s-1-"' 12:-zsr 'ls' "1 11 'id nf Q" sv' t 5? -'W 4 'I 4 fuvfcvcre te-.Ev 5 lion 0 fi YK m0 f, xx -' 'ffl l....,.H f , ,- e 1 s- ,TA ,f t -art u ,nf Nw ' 07' ,wifi 'W ' ' 2 - . Z- 2 V' L54 , r ' ' "J ' c- K I5 V -... ' , lla' 'J asf" " , , l It l ' 'gif JK N , . f . "A- rg ' 3 N A 't ' ' 5 s 1 rf A ex 'x FLAPPER EYES 1 N 1111 1 1 1111111 1 ll 1 1 1 I IQ N 1 1 1 1 I H N N 1 N111 1111, 11 11 111 1 1111 1 11 x 1 1 N l111Nl x 1 1 1111 11 10111 N UNI I1 111111 ll 111 1111 1 1111 11 x x N 1y1l1Nx1 1'11N As Others Sometxmes See Us 1 1il11'1'2"1111. 3111111-1'. 1.111 S11 111i.'1-1':11111-. 111'1HN11C'1'1lY 1 111111-11 :1 1':11c1- 1111' 1"l'illl1Q. :11111 111- '1111' 11" 114' 111 s1'1111111 111 1111111-111'v 11111' 1:1 '111- ll 11 1111-." ly. -'Z"'l'11- 111' 11-1 111- 111111111 11:11'1- 11111' 14'1ll'111'l'S :11'1- 11111' fz11- 1111. 1111111 .'1111." '1'111-1'1-f111'1- NV- 1511 111 S1-1111111 111 i111- 1' 4' "' 111'1 1'1- 11111' 11'2I1'1 -1'.'. ':1:11'1-:"1Y1:11 i11'l' 11111 114111:.fu 11111 1111--'111-Q:"1'1111111-1' 1'f111:1i.'11 111111- 11:ll'l'5'2'1' 1' "1" 11':l 11111-.U ':1:11-1-:"111 ' 1111 Xllll 1'11 ' 11'11'll 111 1, 11i.'1- G1 1-Ii1z- 11i1'1c-11: f'1'111- 11 :- q1111'!" 111' S4'1'l'1l 11:11l'S.u X 'k :' x1:1l'11l'111 "S11:1-.'1 -:11'1-." 1111' s:111-: .1 1111-11 11111s1111111i11- 11'i111 :1 'K 'L "' 11111111'i1111s past. G11:11':11111-1-11 111 lI11'1i 1111 11111'11I11:"1V1: 1 :11'1- 1' 1 1111111111111 1111 :111 111111: Sv- .1:11-I1 X11', :111 1 'fu 1 27' ' 1C111111iI1:"11 ' 11111 1-1111 1'll ' 1 '111' 1 1111'1 M11 l11111:".111,' - lllilj' 11111'1- 1111- 111?11l:i11g?" 11111111-pw 111' 111111 1-x1'1-111 1.111' 1711111111 111" 11:11'11I11:" 1 .':111' :111 111111.'11:11 -31 111 11111'1-s :11111 this 1:1s1 .'11:111 11111 111' lIl1 .'1:11. 1-11 1'11111' 1':11-1-" SHEIK EYES , hr- I4 X1 I1 I P P INNI DX I 1 x x s 1 F K 1 x x 14 1 PN 1 xx 1 1 IU 1 N 1 x As the Kodak Caught Us l'11 1'1 . . , ,f rb. .QP X1 f V 1' I 'H1"'I"111 11:11'-1111 1U'1'lZl12ll'1-141. All 111Qig111 111111 X1-11' .11-x1'11's .:1x's. 11 111 1111 11111-1:11 1-11-1-111:11'1111. X1 11111 511:111 11:1v1- II1lj'11l1Il:.f 111 its 11:11111- 111111111 'l'111- 111111111 111 1111- 1111'1:11 1'1l'- 111:11 11112111 111.,"11.' 1':111 f111' x11111-11111114 11111111111 g11-5 111l'111l21l 1111'1-1- .11-1. 111' 111 1111- 1:1111 1 l1111l1l1N 111' 1111- I11'1-1' :11111 l1l1'1'I1ll111Zl1'11'S 'G 1: 111 1111 111 X1 11- '1:11111-111. "1I11-.1 1llll1'1l 1111111 11111-s 5111- "11'1- ll1ll'1l'1'u ' "U11. 111:11 '1w 1s111'41'." 1111 11 I 11111151 1'11 111- 1111- 111111-111111111 121111, 11111-N 1111- Y11Ix11-1111 A111 :11't'1-1-1 1 11 1 xx IY il 1'1111N11'111'111111 1-1111111:1115." 1-11111 11111?" 1111111 Y1-'1111-1' 11111 1, w115?" iz 111111 NY-11 11 Nuys 111'l'1' 111:11 1111-.1 'l'111- 1111111111: 1ll1'1111'1l1 411'l'lll'1'4'11 111 1113111 1111- 1111.1 1111- 1111- 1'1I'0'1l4'1l 1'1-x'11111- I'1141s11111:,1 1-1:15. XY1I'II N11'w311 xv11S-l1I 111111 11111111111-11-11 1111- 1'1i1SN IIN :1 I' 1' S1' 111. 1" "X1 . 11111 51 1111-11111- 11-11 1111- 111:11 11:111- XIII 111 1l:1111-.11 N11-11 1l1'1'S 411. 1111- s!:111- 1,1-:N 111 1111- 1111111 :11'11-1' 111-:1I11't" 11 1 1l1lll1' 1111111111 111- El1'l'1'X1l'l1 1-411' 111'1-,11'11 1 '51 1: 111 11111111 X1- 1111i11- 1111- 1l411lN1'S :11'1- 111 111111 .X111N: ,X :11'1 1113' A121-. 1"1'1-11115' 1 1111 1'Q111111:111, 1 1 A Few of the School Cases 'IKIX lu I1 1141 X11 11111 1 X 11 1 ll Illbl 11 111 x P IN! IN lllN1ll Nlll B111 IC 1h11 lv 119 N14 1 1 ll 1 I Ik X N 111 4111 1 ll11l1 ll 11111 Nllfllll 1 1 111 ar IUN N uxtu 1 I1 N11 1 X 1x41 111 lou ill 1 11111 I 9441 lllllllQ ll 11 4 N 4111 111 111 N gal' 5' Q fbdkqfk E' -52:13 THE DRY MEASURE Cnty Cnnk Hows the co , Uncle? Farmer Ah, she went dry last Apnl Cxty Glnk Gosh' Does I1 47 Volstead Act affect the cows too 7" I"l.Al 1' 'Il C 'ICS SHE ' li 'ICS 1 I,r1m'Iu-yr' '11'111's 1 ll:1y111111111 Ut: 1111 I 51: 'yrs " 'lift' 2 ll :1l4 ln-ll ii 1,1-11111'v l'- ' Zi l'l1:11'14-s Rim- 4 .la-sr'il1 V lf -l Russel G4-rv 5 M:1'i:111 Ii: wy 5 ll2ll'l'j' llust li Bl:11'1l1:1 l.n11isv 't I1 11 My' Hull T Gladys I 1 '1'1.' T A111'1 ' 1' -'la 111 N l'1-piggy l'i4ll':llU'1' N Ri 'la 111 A1-1111511 ii l1111'.'1 G Alitz 11 Jul' .' Syl'-,' 1' 10 V1 'W 1' :ver 111 Ilxg . 11111 11 f:f'1'11'l1ll0 '1 VP1' 11 l':1 'l Y'l.' 11 111 ntl 'zj 12 Ge 'gel " ll 15-Z I1'111:1 1'1':11'lu-I Ti lgllll Xo1'4ll1:111N 14 l,r111','1 .FPS 'ivh 1-1 l'1l'l'llPl'1I'li N fhl 15 1-II."- Russell 15 YiIl': K - 111 lil'.:1 SMH: 11111 111 Sn '- Bl:'1' 17 f11'l'1l'll4l6' Mauve 17 1121 il -1- .'l1 1 " 1: 1N M:1'g:11'4-1 Vullists-1' 18 .1411 .'t1-4111: V 1 1 7 9 1 1 ee.. 1 W ,,. R . L l 1 H 1 f 12151 all 71 'V f' 'A Q3 h 7 ' "J 4 ,' "L H-, , W 5 -u f 15- ff" ' u -- YY-- -V - J: " , QM, ,1,A,g-L., '- fir mf" 6 I 7+f4?--l ' ' --" . t e "" "nm "'4 f S li I " "H ' "1 71 W1 V 1l- - U - ' 1 2 1 1 f 'V 1 2 1 ' , H Y 1 K hr N ' - Q .xr Qownwowunwuuwnwnwcnsnvoc swims GRUMPY THE SENIOR PLAY aww 5435.5 lt rs seldom that a hrgh school actor rs called upon to rnterpret .1 mature character The Senror class however made no mrstake when they chose Grumpy a play whrch has for rts marn character an aged lawyer for rn Raymond Stamm they had an actor who was fully able to play the part Th play was rnterestrng from the frrst to the last and held the rnterest of the audrence throughout Grumpy an old crrmrnal lawyer and hrs beautrful daughter Vrrgrnra are vrsrted at therr country home whrch rs not far from London bv Earnest Heron who rs rn love wrth Vrrgrnra Earnest rs rn the employ of a South Afrrcan dramond mrnrng company and rs returnrng to London wrth a very valuable dramond whrch he carrres secretly rn a pocket of hrs coat He rs met at the door by Susan the housekeeper Susan grves Earnest a prnk camelra whrch she tres rn place wrth a harr from her head That nrvht as Earnest rs srttrng by the lamp readrng a hand rs seen to come rn the door and turn the lrghts out A struggle follows and next mornrng Earnest rs found unconscrous the dramond mrssrng Grumpy and hrs valet Ruddock make an rnvestrgatron and frnd that rn the struggle whrch had ensued Earnest had Grumqy and Ruddock d soome very clever actrng rn runnrng down the mystery and brrng down the audrence wrth peal after peal of laughter Vrr grnra keeps rnterest alrve wrth her frckleness berng rn love first wrth Earnest and then wrth arvrs who turns out rn the end to be the vrllran Her love scenes were among the best ever portrayed on a hrgh school stage Some clever actrng was rntroduced rn a scene where arvrs trres to sell the dramond to Val Wolf a dealer rn such lrnes Val Wolf though a mrnor part was one of the best played parts of the play There were also some very clever scenes between Susan and Kebel Mr arvrss chaffeur whrle Gladys Dorrrs the cook at Grumpy s home brought smrles on every face As a whole the play was very clever throughout the actrng whrch was drrected by Mrss Rrggle was very realrstrc and amusrng A hrgh prtch of rnterest was held throughout and was sweetly flavored wrth a steady strarn of humor The lrghtrng effects whrch were done by Isaac Farmer under the drrectron of lVlrss Rrggle were very beautrful The cast was as follows Mr Andrew Bullrvant fGrumpy Rayrrwnd Stamm Vrrgrnra hrs granddaughter Lenore Pettrt Mr Earnest Heron GCOYQC Fl-Odd M afvls Bob Hu hes Valentrna Wolf Dorothy Mclsau hlrn Dr Maclaren Paul Paw Mrs Maclaren Ghrrstrne Shaver lkeble Donald Hubbell Ruddock Srdney Ma cus Susan Lourse Oestrerch 'vlerndew Gladys Dorrrs Dawson Wrllram Reed l I rs Q r. ,. 3 9 Q GG G Q ' . e T' V A .' 1 T . ' .. I . . . 7:5 T' clutched from the coat of his attacker another camelia while his own rs mising. r. J ' - 3 V . , g ': 14' Nl 3'..'f. f - Wi E , E 3 -45.13 Mar n'ljg gn1' li! HLIQIXCLIIX .J ' A . 3 . , , 4' -W if 2 l W QHRISIINIQ fllf 'Q . r-1'ror NIISS PHIIIIPS YIISQ Hlf ICVIAN MISS LPASI' 'VIIQS JARDINF 'Vllbb O KI'l'I'I' 'VIISS RICCI P and MRS BARNHART Instructors Llterary Contests sponsored by the Department Llncoln Essay Con test lllustrated EXPOSIIOIY Themes Ql'or bophomores Short Story l'ssay Poetry and Drama Contests for La Reata Good Englxsh Week L ontests Annual Spellxng matches Lxtemporaneous Oral Theme Con tests Poster Contest Drama Le xgue Contest Oratorxcal and De clamatory Contests l"atr1ot1c Essay Contest and the Good Roads Essay Contest Pubhcatlons of the Department Outslde Readlng Llsts and MIDI mum Essentlals ln l:.ngl1sh Compo sltlon Llterary Socletles sponsored by the Department Roosevelt De batmg boclety Webster Debatlng Soclety and Dramatic Club er Contest brought forth some of the hldden and heretofore unknown talent ln the school The wmner of the first honor was Helvn Houp of the second Evelyn Denby The most ex cltmg contest of the whole week probably was the spelling match ln whlch Loulse Oestrelch and Helen Hogan dlstmgulshed themselves m the art of orthography The finals nn the Extemporaneous Oral Theme Contest were won by Archle McDowell for the sophomores Howard Wegs for the Jun lors and Bob Hughes for the seniors Another feature of the Good Engllsh Week assembly were a group of songs by the Umverslty uartet followed by Two Crooks and a Lady presented by Miss Rlggle s thlrd hour Public Speakmg class Those who starred ln this play were Eloulse Cheney Gladys Dorrls Russel Gere Paullne Myers Robert Hall and Herbert Hvde English IV Assmebly Durmg the flrst semester a group of orlglnal one act plays were presented by the puplls ln senlor Engllsh classes Thls came as a climax pronounced by the pupxls as one of the most mterestlng features of the course Gettlng Ready a clever one act comedy lnvolvlng the characterlstlc wlt of the lrlsh by Christine Shaver Threes a Crowd by Donald Hubbell The Lover s uarrel by Delores Benjamm and A Nar row Escape by Thelma Adams were all directed by thelr respectlve authors with the wlllng and efllclent help of Mlss PhllllPS The cast for Gettmg Ready Included Lenore Pettlt Gladys Dorrls Dorothy lVlcl..aughlm Raymond bt mmm and Jxtk 'VIcFa1l'1nd Three s a Crowd was an amuslng account of small brothers plan to have some fun wlth sxsters beau The promlsmg plascrs were Margaret Folaker Arnold Rosenwald Lhrlsune Qhawer Calvm Claxton 'md Harold Dye The Lowers Qutrrel was played bw Delores Benjlman and George Todd hm: Crackel 1nd Loclxexc Powers pl xyed in The Narrow Escape P1 Q Ni Z Es. 143' " 5' a . -- - 1 ,ga l ' A if u r r -' " ua A .. 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I ff USIC, L yi WINS ANDI RSON SUDQIXI UI Who does not llke to h ar beautxful mspmng musncf Lxeryone en 1 5s the dlsplay of harmony and rythm whlch rs set forth nn musnc The realxzatlon of thls fact has made our own musrc department what It IS Every year the various organlzatlons of the musxc department have endeavored to realxze every emotion and feeling whrch has been wrltten mto the muslc by the composer Anyone who has heard our chorus glee clubs or orchestra will testify that this goal has been reached The department has rendered valuable asslstance to many school ac tlvltxes besrdes presenting xts own program for the year Thus conslsted of an operetta The Lass of Lxmerlck Town whlch was presented on Aprll 3 and 4 The orchestra was unusually good this year Many students have en rolled for the purpose of maklng tt blgger and better lt has been of great xalue to the success of our assemblies plays and Semor Week program THE LASS OF LIMERICK TOWN A lrttle blt of lreland replete wlth romance and thrills thrs was the Lass of Limerick Town presented Aprxl 3 and 4 by the Music department The audrence could well xmavlne themselves transplanted to the Emerald lsle where they met the typlcal characters of old Erm 1n song and dance The hrgh degree of success attained by this productlon may be dlrectly at trlbuted to the work of lVl1ss Anderson To her and to Mnss Rlggle who asslsted rn drama coaching and costumlng belongs the credlt of presentrng the most finxshed operetta ever gn en by hrgh school talent nn Albuquerque The scenes and the characters are vrvldly and typrcally lrnsh The theme deals wrth the two cousins Rose and Betty lVlcCoy wards of udge Hooley lllfo ND E1 A.: ff- M - 'Q - 5 K .-' X ,-v- ., 4 , 'lt Yx gy Q ' Q Y..f--'gf' -' 1 4 , 1 , ,, , . 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J , who llye ID tht Cjlldllll settm mf old l lmerl k lown Captaln Wcvrthxn on ln xctord wlth an old promxse comms to woo Rose but rernalns to oye Betty Ih complications to a chan e xn the names of the two glrls breathe llvely excitement lor 1 tlme lt seems that a strln of broken hearts wrll lc the hnxs of the whole plut but love hnds a way and the climax hnd cverybody happy eyen to ustln O l'lynn the lover Rose has spurned for so ong lhe slnglng and xctmv was of hlgh order Vrrgxnla Hervey a letty Mei oy achleved the fxvor and applause of the audlence Rose was played by Ctertude Magee whose lovely NOILC was delightful lhe dxgnlty and arlstocracy of the l'ngl1sh squlre was well lnterpreted by Rnchard Rlley III the rt le of blr Charles Worthington Hrs Wlfe was sedate and haughty ln the person of La Rue Kennedy The hero of the tale Captaln Pomeroy Worthlngton was all that could be deslred as to volce gallantry etc Fred Pyle had the difficult task of CYCHIIDQ thls character udge Hooley Paul law was one of the stars of the performance adding greatly to the lrtsh atmosphere as dtd Mrs O l'lynn the Jolly wash woman ot Lnnerl K TOWII played by Martha Qapron Her son the amorous attorney was none other th ID Bob Fisher who finally won Rose after many trxals The rmportant old gentleman who turned the tide of actlon for the lovers was Ezra Q Hlcks an elderly Yankee farmer Donald Hubbell carrled thts part to p rfectlon the famous old mn f lxmg s Head was managed well by ohn Cmner who was the Innkeeper Pat by name Molly the waltress portrayed by Margaret Wllllamson was the object of the flattering attentlons of Fred Crawford a Mxke an ostler Percy Davls and Francrs Delaney servants ot the lord and lady were the typical dlgmhed Brltlshers The chorus was IH ltself a mighty attraction composlng youth beauty and pep Those whv made up the chorus were Alice Atkinson Bob Nordhaus Marlon Berry Sam Blalr Vnrgmxa lxahnt Dave Herrlott Marne Owens ohnD1nell1 Lenna Slmmons Maxwell lVl1ller Yolanda Matteuccx Kenneth Leggetts Amy Parrlsh George Mackey LOUISE Goelntz lmmy Nave Hllma Lee Ecklund Bob Hughes Thelma Rumley Kenneth Ball lna Klmbrou h Russell Goff Lena Vaio Max Benton The orchestra added to the effect of the scenes by ltS accompanlment n a word the operetta was all that could be expected of a real success FPIFlYSlUXl.. as THAI tt J typo NIISS NI-XRQH-UL MR WILSON Instructor C-ymnaslum work rs everywhere recogmzecl as an essential ln hlgh school and college tramlng and no capable school will be wlthout proper facllltles for its study ln the boys work came the usual study of tumbling basketball tennis baseball and track Wlth the Ulrls some qulte mterestmg events took place ln the fall elght girls selected from the three gymnasium classes danced the Girls League program on Salnt Patrxck s Day and m the operetta A series of xnter class basketball games was played and was followed by a baseball season A number of glrls ln the classes enyoy a swlmmmg class held at the Y pool on Wednesday nights l'l'f N ' ' , 2 ' Q gg c ,I , C ' . 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I I mliutg I ,wwf an fv ,Lf ily! 1 M MISS DIXON MISS VENABLE MISS GOFTZ MISS ARNOT AND MISS JARDINE Instructors The worlc of the hxstory department IS of the solxd unspectacular type that lays the basls for much of the showler work of the school debates oratorxcal contests etc The purpose of the history department however IS not mamly to promote extra currlcular actnvmes but to gxve students an mtelllgent per spectlve over the xmportant events of the past and by means of reports from current magazmes to connect that knowledge wxth present hnstory and so nn terpret and evaluate the present In connectlon wxth Umted State hxstory sux weeks are devoted to the study of New lVIex1co In the second semester a composxte theme IS requlred based upon at least five dlfferent authontles and carefully annotated In ac cordance with the requlrements of the North Central Assoclatxon collateral reading xs an essential part of the course The hlgh school collectlon of hxst ones of the Umted States I8 small but good for a school of thus slze The Cnty Ixbrary has been of great assxstance ln makmg xt posslble for us to meet thus requirement The Hl'St semester Audltonum debate was presented by the puplls of the Unxted States history classes on the questlon Resolved That the Mexican War was ustlfled The affirmatxve snde was upheld by Lockeye Powers Dorothy lVIcLaughl1n and Gladys Dorrls Arnold Rosenwald Leo Lewmson and Donald Hubbell defended the negatlve snde and won the debate Each debater of each team was awarded a lxterary letter the same as the lnter socexty debate the second semester between the Roosevelt Debatmg Soclety and the Webster Debatmg SOCClty I'lg,r' NS l Y ' - It fl Avi I It I I III I ' 3 A ,VI 1 4 y 4 I at L -' ' , 3 Q, I '- 5 1 I , to aaa I fm w W- ' 'li I t I ,-11' IQ, ' ling, my ' 273 -"S ' s , , Ogg .E ,JI V , 5.1 5, . 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WZWW M fl IUZIXWW f ullq NIISS St HI ITZ MISS O hi' FI' P lnstruttors Under its new advlsor Mlss Schultz the Latxn department has wrtnessed the mtroductxon of many new and lterestmg ldeas One of the especxally l IV class The cards are prmted with l..at1n words and phrases on thur faces It seems that the game IS very much like our own well known game of auth ors MISS Schultz and her asslstants are always busy postmg :tems on the Latm bulletin board Selectxons are made which show the mcreaslng value of a knowledge of thls dead language and the xmportant place Latm plays m daily llfe Copies of such books as Ben Hur Last Days of Pompeu uo Vadls A Frlend of Qaesar and The Standard Bearer haw. IH creased the Interest ln the llterature of classlcal trmes -,N X NIINS PI XXX NIISN XX It KLI 'ND md NIISS OSLN-X Instructors xx- bach year nn the Albuquerque Hlgh School has shown an mcreasmg nn terest ln the study of the Spannsh language Thls however IS not unusual slnce college professors and men of learnmg everywhere declare that Spam h IS the commg Romance language No Spanish plays or programs of any lclnd were presented thls year owmg to the great number of other outside actlvltxes ln Spanish IV classes students are tramed to read and mterpret the Spamsh newspaper La Prensa The Spanlsh department desplte some handncaps xs advancing IH qualxty as well asm quantlty and shows xts Importance to the school currlculum ln many ways Outsxde reading ln Spamsh books xs a part of the work m many of the courses and a complete little Spamsh llbrary may be found ln room 305 by those who are lnterested ln the study of this beautiful language g'T' QF Reef 'Ti ,max Q, .1 U -O' W Q' in W' W , 'U Se: up I -A V 7' flf ' A' .717 uf," "ff 1" M7 Ulf ' HIV, 1. . 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H ' - g x5 V ' f .5 - ' -.ix N V I'ag:4- E50 A37 Lzlthlxll M Y ad a 3 lhe Nlathematlcs department as usual lived up to tts reputatlon of be mg one of the largest ln school havlng 300 students enrolled Under the dl rectnon of the new supervxsor ot the department Nllss Ruffner a soclety was organized for the purpose of promoting a greater Interest IH mathematlcs an xlso to learn a llttle of tts hrstory and value lhe mathematrcs department grows larger each year proymg the Value and need ofthe subject as well as the Interest lt teaches and the loglc lt rnstalls nn the mmds of people MATHEMATIC CLUB s Rl nxt R my ln the early wmter of the year of 1924 a group of hugh school students met rn 203 These students formed the nucleus of the first mathematlcal so cnety to appear ln Albuquerque Hlgh School The purpose of the club To promote and sponsor the lnterest ln math ematlcs The offlcers PfCSldCDt Louxse Mann Vice Presldent Thera Slll Secretary Treasurer Catherme Fee A contest between members of hte socretv was held to create mterest Points were gxven for orlglnal problems and for the solving of these problems by the students Other lnterestlng phases of our actlvxtxes lncluded the clphermg matches round table dlscusslons of every clay mathematlcs and the study of the llves of men who have been the means by whlch the perfectrng of the present complex system was accompllshed We have en1oyed our work thxs year and extend to all the returning students a hearty lI1Vlt3tlOf1 to Join us next year , 'ij t H X Nr- . 17, nj x ,fx W 4 fpf X t 'fax M L l If 'l mt W tt N at - ft ,Q ,X 5 Q 4 ' K X 1 X IN f "' E 331' -S e P XA" if Vx 1 'kj' . l K 4 A . k I 5, V7 , . 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KH.'?4 Iiilflii-1. NHX' QIUIWIXXIIU. Il:-fIl'11m'if1r'f Thx vnrollnwn! in thx- vc, xr-rvlnl ccuxzri-ws of siudy lIN'1'f'il?4l'. e-.wh vewxi ,Hn X - we-"P lvo hllITflYl'fl 'xnrl fifty-nixw rlTl!liPI1f?- 'I H "2 mvullf-fl lor i F nvcf c'c:Lxrsr-Q 2115: j,"?'x . In tfm clistrifi typz?'writ51'1M rontvst 211 F1 " I'c,- nn I1-1 A 'xry 211, R01 ll'.'2i fue' 'ml Inclziv 'I'i 'lm' of l','J1X'1'ili11'g l W rn fini 'xncl SPTDHC! 7!7lf'C'S in 5119 , v . Iv U I NI ." uf llig f Hlllflfl II ',n 'vu ' 'I plaxf III ilu- 'unu- fx 31155. O , . 'fl l- ' : " 3 1. J the sts IP ' L ' tx ' M' ' , , s Pt' 'x 'i 0 .' E' Q' ' f 0 ' ' ,, ' 3 3 ' .' ' . sv oc s . 0 gm xc" f U .VCV f ., V t b 1 p 1 y I 1 I 1 .11 I tl ' N "O, pi Li 1113? - 1 A f A r 'JA , 1 - fi- . l l' A 1 :M 1- . J u . 3- - .....-. I . .. W 1 - 1 fl , 'A 9' -5, h 1- AQVL5 it Ny : 5, -:il . A 1 'I H .:Q- '-" L.: V J -' I' f - A A f am a f- - -A Vw A-V QM S pls' gs? cages li-JL' ' lm- 5. Q .ua HOMIL ECONOMICS CGDDCQG V' CC P Q41-CGM-Dux CHQ? SS I'XI Ixl ILILIUI One of the most mterestmg departments of tlfe chool 1 the Ilome Ilxonomxcs department whlch has done some very lnterestlng and practlcal work under the SUDCIVISIOH of IVI1ss Parker DUIIHU the year the mrl served several dmners A great deal has been accompllshed by the glrls of the sewmg Iasses Besldes the study of foods and practlcal laboratory work the glrls or the hrst year cookery classes served several breakfasts At any trme durms, the year the artrstnc and useful problems belng worked out by he grrls III the CWIHQ classes show the praetlcal benefits whlch the course vxves these elghty eight girls who are enrolled lllll f f'N ' 2 , yr I I I Y fl I I t mg . N? I Q. ,dk W I I X an , I 1 5 I ' I P . , ' V I R U . -?, I 1 ' Pl la , I y ' 1 Q. v ' I ' I ' ' I I I 1 - X f l A , y X . J yi 1 . ,p ., 7, i Y . N , . Nr Y- w ' sf, I' I ,, A. , - 1 S S ,. I ,M an . X, X 5 fag, ' P f - If . ft, . V J, gm...--.-...,, xii K I K F5113-27 g .0 .VN 1 X-x 32? V V ,inc U OGDC QG'C?U'C'C4Q'C CC Q C711 D L C II'T'GC'frC CUEDC!! ,JIICJS-Z C'C"5C fill IT LZ Q45 L1-1' D S .Q Y' 3CiI51C1g V 5 " . 1 ' Q cv A G fl I5 U G5 I C' JS' 'S' I Cu: C Still' Q XIII' A W 'ffl' ' x SQPQ Z- ff Cv" -1"'f. .1 QL Ll Z, C Csf.rLf"i1'w.L' MIL' f I "CII, MISS liUI'I'I'Z, Inst' " 's ' ' k . I S 'S ' ' ' . '. . , , ' , ' sf s S M' ' L. '. . . . L v Q t X . A . R . ' i . . . 4 L . e ' K . . 1 .3 . . f. . 5 I M?lWIVll DW IIB , t txut u What would the hugh school do wxthout Mr Carleton and hrs rm tlnue ol work done by the prmtrng depurtment one reallzes hovs much we re xlly need lt Besldes prrntmg the regular xssues of the Record l x Re-ata ms prmted rn our own shop lhe Bullet the tickets for all the performances glven ID the Hlgh School Audltorrum recelpt books tardy sllps and even those hateful pmlc cards and green hospltal cards are prmted by the hoy ln the classes Now perhaps we reallze what the department means to the school even the two Jumor hlgh schools recene the henehts of the work done here So whenever vou hear anyone fuss lf the annuals are not out early enough to sult them remmd them that Mr Carleton IS busv wxth many other things too and has probably worked overtlme so that they could get that last xssue of the Record HAJTIUAL IRA 'NIR BFNTON VIR MCGOUGH 'VIR SPILLFR5 Instructors The Manual Tralnmg Department IS one of the many ln Albuquerque Hxgh School whlch stands out among others as especlally practxcal and easxly applled Several boys who find that they do not wxsh to go through college or cannot afford the cost ln money and tlme prepare themselves for lm medlate employment after the yhave been graduated The wonderful ad vantage whlch the vocatlonal departments offer can readxly be seen by the number of students enrolled The department IS further recogmzed by the large lndustrxes Our graduates are not grven merely a preference, but full credit ln our cxty the Santa Pe rallway shops Albuquerque Hugh School xs the first to be so recognlzed ln the Umted States l'n,,n 'I4 S n g Q G 9 F Z 3 or g g A ' X' , l 'I , Xl k ll N 1 xx l 1 , f Q 4 l - rs! N ' 1 ,, --fffigiffz' , MV. if-Xlll,l'l'l'UN, Ins ' 't l' helpers in the printing rooms? Vvhen one stops to think of the amount of . . . . . x y '. K x v V 4 Ai 4 r l.-0 . fx l V N ., f 'v ' ...U wi 5 Q X R , xx ' in DW DH 5 x r C'.xrIe-ton, Our Punt:-r lg, igDVf A r K--lTll'tOIl, Uur Punt:-r OUR ANNUAL We belleve our annual to be the most unlque and dlffcrent of any ever put out by an A H S staff We have attempted fo mtro duce a new style ln departments decllcatlons art work and cl1v1s1ons Although some may thlnk that we have not toed the mark by adopting thls new style we slncerely belleve that we have put out a better and more orderly book We have as has every staff before us tried to make thls year s annual just a llttle better than the one of last year The plan adopted for thls year s book IS one which may be radical but It IS also very practlcal glvlng order contlnulty and umty of composltlon ThlS plan has also created much more co operatlon between the staff and lVlr Carleton as he has been enabled to prlnt from the front to the back of the book lnstead of bemg forced to prlnt jumbled columns and dlvlslons whlch later have to be assorted and assembled whlch all causes much more work and use of txme Students thls IS your La Reata put out by a staff elected bv the student body The book IS subject to your approval and crrtlclsm It represents the falthful and perseverlng labor of your staff representatlves and the cooperation and good w1ll of advxsers and composers We slncerely hope that you w1ll be fullv satlsfled The Edltor COMPETITION Some one has sald that Qompetltlon ls the Spxce of l lfe and after careful conslderatxon we wonder lf thls IS not true ust how manv people would be wllllng to trudge on and on every day of thelr llves lf they dldn t belleve that some where ln that dlstant future they would be able to do at least one thlng better than the other fellow had done 1t3 What would be the lncentlve lf we dld not be lleve that sometlme somewhere we would be able ID a measure t reach that goal for whlch we set our axm a goal at whlch some of our frlends or frlendly opponents are almlng Such a spxrlt of frlendly rxwalrv has brought to the world many of 1ts very best thmgs for the one who sets out to wln ox er his fellowmen IS not golng to do hls task half heartedlv but lnto lt w1ll go hls llfe hrs very soul and that we know IS hls best We must remember always howewer that competltxon must be frlendly and be carrled on between the partles wlth the best posslble splrlt for that old adage All IS falr m love or war applles only to love and war so we must play the game falrly ln connectlon wxth this game we have only to remenber the story of the Gordlan Knot to understand that those who succeed are those who untxe the knot rather than those who attempt to cut lt Frlendly struggle or competltlon has played an lmportant part m the work of A H S thus year and we belleve that no one has suffered ln the least from its efforts ln fact when we look back over the l I s , , . - 1. H Y ' u - - v . . 1 . - - v . . ' ' Y Y Y , x Y ' 7 1 s . U S . . . . H ., , t .J , , y 1 , 1 0 v . .. . H . . . . K Y Y -, v v Y Y Y ' . . U . . . H . I Y l ' I - .4 n - . . . , n . - zluv 1.1 LA REATA EDITORIAL STAFF X NRI ST 4 strryrng for superrtorv as shown rn the contest for the Scholarshrp cup rr the athletrc work wrthrn the debatrng sorretres the kod rk club and all the other actrvrtres of thrs school we wonder rf w are not learnrng to understand the va ues derrved from frrendly competrtron and that when those greater problems and harder races come rf we wrll not be more compeetnt and better frtted to meet them that we mrght reach our arm and our goal Thelma Adams BULLDOGS A bulldog say s lVlr Webster rs a varrety of dog of remarkable ferocrty courage and tenacrty of grrp Exactly' Only he omrts one of the most outstandrng characterrstrcs of the Albuquerque Bulldogs at best farr play how he mrssed rt we don t know Maybe he was unacquarnted wrth the specres of Bulldog we have at A H S That IS the most reasonable explanatron for rt Had he known them or seen them at work he would most certarnly have made hrs deflnrtron read lrke thrs A Bulldog rs a varrety of athlete of remarkable durabrlrty courage farrness and tenacrty of grrp Found rn the best developed state on the grrdrrons courts and track frelds f Albuquerque Hrgh School rn these localrtres the tenacrty of therr grrp rs so great that rt rs rmpossrble to break away the sprrrt of farr play preclomrnates therr every move and courage has never xet been matched To own one such Bulldog would be great but to possess a whole kennel full as we do' Why we thrnk that we of the A H S have every rrght rn the world to strck out our chests and buy our new hats a srze larger The blue rrbbons our Bulldogs have won rn the past season wrll permrt rt TO OUR FRIEND IN NEED The school year of nrneteen twentv four and twenty five has been successful Athletrcs actrvrtres our plays the operetta our hrgh school paper The Record and frnally La Reata all were successftl We are proud of that success and we are greatful beyond words for rts cause whrch was good fellowshrp and hearty cooperatron of the entrre faculty rn carefully drrectrng us toward the hrghest Goals possrble The faculty has been untrrerngly patrent and ever readv to help us when ard was most needed Thev have come to know us as we are and hvae proved themselves our frrends and that f rendshrp has won for them the greatest trrbute we are able to pav a place rn our memory forex er Vlfhen we thrnk of our teachers we vxrll always thrnk of what one poet sa d l care not what hrs name nor what hrs creed For he who helps us rn our hour of need Hath done a work for God and placed hrs name Beyond the reach of what the world calls fame I P 1 - I . . 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" "' T -'Q r Qin? lllirtt! l Il, E g li TOURINC BY A U11 IN Illlll N Ili Illlrl L U 11 llll HIL Auto tourrng rs becomrng popular wrth the Amerrcan people ln the sprrng the rnstrnct of the wrld anrmal to be movrng to cooler regrons begrns tr show rn the famrlv The man of the house gets the old gas wagon out and starts gettrng rt rnto shape lor the trrp A new coat of parnt of some new color rs put on the engrne has mmor reparrs and then for the packrng lhe famrly rntends to take only the absolutely necessary equrpment but there are a number of types of travelers and necessary thrngs vary Probably the travelers most commonly seen are the ones havrng the old popular low prrcecl car wrth ex erythrng loaded on except a cow and a calf They would be there too rf there were room enough These travelers also had rntended to take only the thrngs absolutely necessary But they just have to take a boat along so they can rrde on Clear Lake where they expect to spend a clay The boat does not take much room rt rs put on the top The tent and tent poles are put on the srde The mattress bed sprrngs a trunk of outrng clothes a crate of chrckens some lanterns fryrng pans and almost everythrng else are wrred to the back of the car They are all necessary Yes these People are Just camprng out whenever they frnd a nrce place they stop and make camp Some travelers stop at the camp grounds where they meet people go mg therr way Frrendshrp starts and they all go on together That man camprng over there rs one of the Compact bugs He wants all hrs camprng equrpment to be very compact The trunk on the rear of the car opens and there rs a gasolrne stove and all the cookrng utensrls l the trunk on the srde are shelves packed wrth canned goods and suliplres ln the lower part of the trunk rs a radro When he makes camp an aerral rs put up wrth foldrng poles Hrs bed rs frxed so rt folds clown the length of the car It rs hard to say just how comfortable rt rs travelrng rn thrs man ner but the owner has carrred out hrs arm Then the traveler seldom seen rs the wealthy manufacturer from the Last He has hrs luxurrous safety coach The person wrth hrs frne four thousand auto feels small and unsrghtly when he stops besrde thrs fine coach The car has a wheel base of about thrrty feet rs burlt close to the ground and rs parnted a dust color The rnterror rs upholstered rn frne leather The seats fold down and make pullman berths for the nrght A small krtchen and shower bath are also outstandrng features Of course rt rs equrpped wrth radro and telephone servrce from the marn room to the servant s and drrv er s compartment There rs also the man who rs very clever and has burlt hrs house on wheels But after all they are all glad to get back home agarn Kyle Nye Ire'l'l ,XXX " xx I , Q5 Y f '-l ' l r K' N l i , I-1 " -r . 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NBR XI I NM LINK Ol N tl 1 When hearts whose truth was proven Lrke thrne are lard rn earth lhere should a wreath be woven To tell the world therr worth lrtz Green Halleck The wreath woyen rn the memory of Nbraham lrncoln rs the rrxer ence and admrratron ot every Amerrcan toward hrm whose patrente and ln alty rs perhaps responsrble for the unrtv of our natron today There haye been many heroes srnce lrncolns day but the name ct none wrll lrve longer than that of the man who rose from srmple Joy hood to the head of the natron and so set a standard to whrch the youth of all trme contrnue to asprre Lrncoln earlv rn lrfe learned the hardshrps and prrvatrons whrch mrny have to endure but the knowledge and experrence of such thrngs drd not drscourage hrm lnstead he kept cheerful and hopeful and ambrtrous and not losrng srght for one moment of hrs purpose he set out o auomplrsh rt Speakrng of hrs ancestry he once humorouslv remarked l dont knew who my grandfather was and l am much more concerned to know whrt hr grandson wrll be Perhaps hr hrst taste of a better and more beautrful lrfe than that rn whrch he lrved came through the books whrch he read and treasured twenty one he was the proud possessor of srx books whrch were the Brble Prlgrrm s Progress Aresops Fables lqhe Arabran Nrghts A Lrfe of Washrngton and the Statutes of lndrana He had also commrtted sev eral of Henry Clay s speeches to memory These he had gleaned from an occasronal Loursvrlle or Vrncennes newspaper From Kentucky the famrly moved to lndrana and here Lrncoln s mother dred two years later Lrncoln was then only a boy of nrne At nineteen he helped take a flatboat down the Mrssrssrppr to New Or leans He was then placed rn charge of a store at New Salem lllrnors Next came hrs electron rn 1832 as captarn of a company rarsed for the Black Hawk War Hrs leadershrp was begrnnrng to assert rtself ln turn he was postmaster of New Salem and a lawyer at qprrngheld havrng been ad mrtted to the bar rn IS36 Law rnyolved polrtrcs and Lrncoln became a promrnent frgure rn the Whrg party The outcome was varrous electrons to the legrslature and hrs frnal electron rn I847 to congress where he began hrs first real oppos tron to slavery Next came the candrdacy for senator shrp and the Lrncoln Douglas debates Although Lrncoln obtarned the popular vote the legrslature elected Douglas However a greater task was wartrng for Lrncoln Hrs contest wrth Douglas brought hrm rnto na tronal promrnence and caused hrm to be nomrnated for the presrdency l 1860 came hrs electron ln sprte of the seemrngly unattarnable posrtrons to whrch Lrncoln arose and hrs great accomplrshements on behalf of hrs country rt has been sand What Lrncoln was rs rncomparably greater than anythrng he drd e was a man of great personalrty keeness of mrnd careful thought strong wrll power true convrctrons steel nerves krndlrness and forbearance And then there was hrs reverence trust and deperrdence on the Drvrne Power wrthout whom he could never have accomplrshed what he drd If for no other reason than that of hrs skrllful and patrent gurdance through that terrrble war between the North and South Lrncoln wrll lrve forever rn the mmds of the Amerrcan people Someone has sard ln moral I . . - , r ' 1 l llclitrwizrl rwtvi Wi Ilk'1' ot' nrtwlzrl prwsrlrrtt-rl try lllirrois W: tvlr Vrrrrrrrzrrry. 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As he looms ever large IH the perspectlvc of time we constantly mary el and r joue that he does not rerede to a dxm legendary flgure but grows clear er ID outhne closer IH human sympathy Maru Owen FHI ANI S Rl VLNGI U l Ihr red ants had almost hnxsheo stormv thelr wlnter supply of ood rlllilf cellars were filled nearly to capaclty ln a few morn days thzy would h rye supplles sufhuent to a t them t rouvhout the told season More txme was required to lay lI1tl16'lI' winter supply thls year than cyer before bc cause the prohhc colony had greatly nnfreased durmg the summer months and many c t e ants were too young to he of any xssvstancr lhe relation of the ant hlll ID rtlatlon to farmer Doblln s corn patch was ldeal for thelr wants Ihr colony had never suffered from lark of food because leter Sorensen the careless lndlfterent gardener was sure to waste as much as the ants needed e co ony had llttle tr uhm ln fi mg t err store rooms far xlthouf n Jthmg was left ID the helds nearby they had more than enouffh food They 1 xptured many lnsects durxns., the ummer from whrch could obtaxn mrlls 3. few small trlbes of ants had been ralded and enslayed There was nothlnv which they now lacked ey ery ant seemed to be ln a good humor Quddenly they were alarmed one mormng by ylolent vlbratlon and Ve sf f 'I X ua' M VVXY XX ,?,t -X N -V T x X ,K X X 14 bl uhh: xl l terrlhed by sounds hlce thunder Wlthout a mo ents warn11gte1r chambers were crushed thelr whole underground system collapsed Many of therr colony were kllled or maimed Stlll thus, ter rtble force continued to tear and rend thexr dwel lmgs whxch had taken them months to construct Thelr gram and other food were ruthlessly scat structnon ceased Then those who were not kxlled mjured or shut m bv the falling earth emerged from their former home Upon comlng to the sur face they dxscovered that Peter Sorenson whlle rak mg up some weeds had attempted to level the ant hull whxch he had surely succeeded ln doxng He probably chd not know what this mound was nor drd he attempt to ascer tam lts meaning but m a few short mlnutes the Ill 101 P' 'ya' . 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'v - ar 1 Elin e t - f 4 1 scene had been changed from one of peace and contentment to one of dlsaster and rank dlsorder Peter went on farther but he was so unobservmx that he dnd not notice the myriad of frenzxed Insects crawlms., madlv ln and about the leveled hrll Had he seen them he would not have thought of the awful prxce he was to pay for hrs carelessness After an hour or more when the ants had quleted consxderably many as could be found ahve amon them assembled and lmmedlately began the task of unearthlng the1r comrades After much tednous labor they suc ceeded nn rescumg most of the1r compamons Then came the task of remov mg the dead When near water dead ants are grven a sallor s burlal but these were taken to the cemetery and nxstead of bemg burned beneath the earth they were placed upon the1r backs and lard ln neat rows The rnjured were left alone to dle or recover as the1r fate mlght be Ants are stlll so un clvlllzed that they never help the lnjured but look on wxth curlous eyes Anu the leader of the trlbe declded to call a councll so as to decade lmmedxately what should be done When the trlbe had congregated Anu perched hlmself uDon a pebble and sald ln a loud volce so all m ght hear My frxends we have come to what rs probably the turmng pomt ln our llves for lf a feasnble plan rs not adopted and executed lmmedlately our trlbe may go out of CXISICDCC l beseech you all to thmk upon thls problem and IH a short tlme we shall dlcuss what should be done Now we shall eat for we shall have use for all the strength that we can gather Wrth thls Anu Jumped mmbly down from the rock and began to over see the work that he had commanded The other ants had started to carry out hrs orders as soon as he had hmshed talklng for Anu was not to be trlfled with Wlthxn an hour the ants agam convened as before Anu was agam spokesman Now my frlends he sald we are ready to conslder suggestons :Any who haxe thought of a plan we mlght adopt tell It now Bowa a trustworthy and rehable captaln who came to has concluslons hastily and wlthout Welghlna the arguments for agalnst arose and sald The solutlon seems so evldent that l was surprlzed when we were glven tlme to conslder xt Of course there rs nothlng to do but dug another settlement Porgl the tlmekeeper then exclalmed But how can we bulld another settlement before the frosts come3 We have already had srgns of the1r approach And moreover what could we eat lf we d1d manage another construt IOHB added Gorbe the kepper of the food For even now the blrds have carrxed away most of our gram and the wlnd has scattered the remamder Bowa drd not thlnk what he was saylng sand Anu Indeed we must go elsewhere and seek food and shelter ln that case Sald I-lafed the hlgh prxest We must go ID conquest of another trlbe Some of the workers who had gone beyond the1r terrxtory sald ln our travels whlle explorlng we dlscovered the locatxon of another trlbe a tI'lHC smaller than ours Anu Immediately arose and placlng hlmself upon the platform sard l thlnk we need not waste any more of our PTCCIOUS tlme I have decld ed and l thlnk you will agree that we shall dxrect our conquest agamst the other trxbe Nothing can be done ln the remaxnlng portxon of the day except rest and eat as nt IS to long a Journey to undertake now The ants scrambled around to find what food was left and then rested the 1.14 . l K. 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I" latter part of the day They were very tned from the strenuous w ark of the mormng and found thus breathmg space very welcome l arly the next ITIOYIIIHEJ' they were on thexr way They had nothing to csrry so thenr progress was exceedmgly rapld As ants have two stomachs the hrst where food IS stored for future use and the second where the Juuz lS extracted from the morsels of food and dlgested the transportatlon of food lS unnecessary Soon they came to a dltch filled with water Flhere seemed no way of gettmg across The explorers sand the dltch was dry when they crossed over They pondered many rnlnutes but at length Bowa suggested making 1 grass rope Anu lmmedlately put this plan lnto executlon Presently the rope was placed ln the water with one end made hrm to the bank Several mf the ants walked out upon the rope and waxted untll the wmd and the cur rent should carry them across to the other sxde Wrthln a few moments the other end was fastened to the opposxte bank The rest of the army marched across smgle file After a whxle the ants came upon a loosely packed plle of rubbxsh As ants seldom go around anythmg these dnd not go around thlS The day seemed very hot for autumn but the ants thought nothmg of th1s The heat soon become unbearable smoke began to curl up from the rubblsh plle Although the majorlty escaped many succumbed to the mtense heat fhose who were to slow were burnt ahve for the smoke had burst mto a Flame Upon lookmg for the cause of the dlsaster they found that Peter Sorenson was lmked wxth thus also He had kmdled the trash heap w1thout notlclng what he was domg Towards afternoon the scouts announced that they had found the hostlle camp Anu ordered hrs soldlers to keep under cover l arly the next morn mg they faced the east awaxtlng the rlslng of the sun The sun worshippers had thenr lmpresslve rltuals conducted by Hafed Anu sent the challenge whxch was answered by the entlre populace coming out and arranging themselves ln battle array The two forces clashed together but ln splte of the dlsasters that Anu s forces had undergone hls army was still the largest and therefore was sure of vlctory Most ants are evenly matched so that numbers count most After the battle Anu enslaved the enemles killed thelr klng Lando and as hrs own queen had been kllled m the avalanche that Peter borenson had caused he took Lando s queen Maa for hrs own Thus dmd not meet the approval of Nadru l ando s son but as he was only a youth he blded his tlme for revenge Nlaa had a great dlsllke for Anu at first but eventually she appeared t have become reconclled to htm ln rea 1ty she was waltlng until Nadru was old enough to clalm the throne as kmg 21-' is zfl ,fb 'ds f S531 L W ik 'QTVF' L Y. -.. i 9 af " ll lt A 7 V . 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'92 .- " 1 ' as ,ff My f I .Ir-' g Q .xii lx' ' s l 'K ' t it t me t A c gl adru was strll lookrng for hrs chance for vengance Another rnuntrve whrch urged Nadru on was Sashr a young marden of hrs trrbe Nadru wanted bashr to become hrs wrfe but she refused to marry hrm whrle they lrved rn a state of subjectron Sa-shr promrsed to marry Nadru when they were free from oppressron Another reason why she refused to marry hrm was that she was ambrtrous she wanted to be queen and she knew by refusrns, to marry hrm she could frre hrm on to become krng Nadru was more determrned than ever to free hrs people but nothrnf., occurred to hrm whrch seemed to make thrs thrng possrble Nadru and Maa had an understandrng rn whrch they agreed to avenge the death of Lando and the rll treatment of the people They consrdered havrng a war rn whrch they could brrbe the enmy to murder hrm They also consrdered hrrrng some assasrns but Anu was to well guarded for such a thrng Maa knew that there trrbe would be over joyed at havrng one of therr own number rule them agarn Anu s people were none to pleas ed wrth hrm as he was to harsh and drctatorral One day some of Anu s scouts brought back word that Peter Sorenson had been found lyrng under a tree He had found the sun too hot and had fallen asleep wrth hrs hat over hrs eyes Bowa had been present when thrs news was brought rn and he sprung up cryrng that thrs was the chance for vengeance Mrghty Anu' Head your people rnto battle agarnst thrs grant who so cruelly destroyed our homes and took the lrves of hundreds of our brethern' Now rs the hour whrle he lres prostrat rn our power' Anu lrked thrs plea and also the rdea He was eager to rmpress Maa and thrs was the opportunrty Moreover the ants were gettrng restless from rnactron and needed to take the freld Anu was an ant of qurck decrsron Call out the soldrers Bowa he snapped out Bowa soon had the soldrers out and they kept under cover of the tall grasses untrl they came to the place where Peter lay Bowa gave them therr rnsrructrons Some were to crawl up hrs pants legs some up hrs sleeves and others were to crawl down hrs collar None were to strng untrl grven the word Soon therr work was over Peter Soronson began to strr He awoke and was soon rn great parn He ran lrke a mad bull and jumped rnto the duck pond Whrle all of thrs was gorng on Nadru slrpped up on Anu and severed hrs head from hrs body Bowa and Nadru had both had therr revenge the former on Peter Sorenson the latter on Anu who had murdered hrs father serzed hrs mother and enslaved therr subjects Nadru had come rnto hrs own but one thrng remarned to frnd Sashr Paul Brownrng WHERE AND HOW TO I-IND MY PFRSONJAL TASTE FOR LITERATURE crtorral 'Note nner' of firt ct rn 1 titrta Fsslw Konus Srnce an order has been Issued that l should reveal my personal taste for lrterature l mrght as well be frank lrom the "P start and confess that l never have seen thrs pet - Uffix of whrch l am pornted as the owner However l am not short on rnformatron about the whereabouts of the precrous lrttle l h h r one wants to cast an 7 ,Rx q anrma upon w rc evey XXX X ar, Q obedrence to masters l wrll pour forth all Qi J xv mv Q knowledge concernrng the locatron of thrs trouble .1 1- ,?xX J. , some property L IZWQQ eye So to be rn accordance wrth the rules of W ' Q lf rt rs a determrnatron rn the rnqursrtrve one I W to spy the shy lrttle creature he must crawl wrthrn the four walls that confine the trmrd lrttle lac ' Q A ' -L - Ar ' A -s ' . . . : I , vt l - - y L I . . 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" gg- 104 brxt lhese four are the novel hlstory essays and contents of modern pcrlodxcals a mlxture of all lhe QIIXIOUS one may be lucky and meet my little pet at the gate and then too he may have to wander and hunt frult lessly from .Stevenson s South Sea jungles to the brlghtly lllumlnated streets f Broadway rn our popular magazmes l as the owner advnse you not to look xn the traglc lmes of serlous wrlters fragedles are too dark and vlcomy for hlm and he prefers the sun lnght of our short humorous storxes and our modern short columns The hrgh cllmaxes of romances IS another place ID WhlCh xt lb well not to look He knows that storms and blnzzards frequent th1s altxtude and lf he IS caught rxposed to the rough slde of romantlc Influence the result wnll be tragic Hut l ll tell the secret you ambntlous and curious one the best way to get thls creature ns to want at the edltorlal sprlngs of newspapers and maga zmes where he comes o drmk every mornmg and nlght You are assured that lf you rlse early enough and stay up late enough you wlll catch hlm drmkmg deep from the metaphorxcal foam Dxego Abelta CHOOSE THE VILLAIN l wonder why It IS that ln ex ery correct story the heroine must marry the best man Why shouldnt she accept the poor wxcked xllllan for varxety s sake nf for nothmg else3 Usually l find the vxlllan much more mterestmg than hero nt takes more mtellect to be a good bad man than to be a plam good one Now take the average short story for example two men are court mg the same very attractlve gurl one IS very srelous an ldeahstnc as regards women but very practlcal and aggresslve ln a business sense The other sultor IS usually plctured as belng wealthy of a good family but a spendthrlft and a waster gay careless a good for nothxng sort of a chap Well after much conslderatlon and pages of mdecxsxon the falr marden accepts the sen ous one for the reason that he has loved no other women and promlses to be faithful Now l havent got a particle of use for any man that wxll s1t and dehberately while rn full possesslon of hls mental facultles tell one that you are hxs first and only love Bunk' And then lf the herome does marry the so called vlllam why does the author make her regret lt and as a flttlng end let the vlllam dle or be kxlled and then make her marry the other man3 Now lf rt were posslble for a law abldmg person to have two husbands l should say marry one of each type as a sort of balance But that cannot be and most of us must M ex entually make a declsxon one way or another Personally lshould take the gay chap any day m preference to the perfect gentleman l should thmk llfe would be dreadfully montonous rf one lxvecl wxth a man that was always perfect you want a llttle splce and excxtement even lf you are marrled Now the other man knows women thelr faults and vlrtues what they want and when they want lt and I see no reason why on the long run he should not prove more enterta1n1ng than the one who bemg ln love wlth you for the flrst tlme IS not an adept at the art of bemg a lover and stlll a husband Well you say that IS all very fme but suppose your handsome gentleman tlres of you ln a few months and gets a dlxorce what then3 That IS posslble l admxt but xt 19 rather a reflection upon one s ablllty 1sn t 1t3 Can you tell me of any woman who wxll admxt that she IS mcapable of keeplng a man once she s caught h1m3 Lockeye Powers I 1 I ' Y ' v . , I ' . 1 V 7 . 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' . . , R - S . , - 2 , . . , , 9 I L 7 'Q ge- 105 WIIY I LIIsL LI ITI I BOX b AND WHY I DISLIRF I ITTLI GIRI S Belng of the femtmne sex myself rt may appear strange to some that I should hold the attttude I do toward at least ntne tenths of the now developing future ffeneratron of women Iqo secure myself from too severe crltlclsm I would say that grrls of my age arouse no such feelmg IH me But when rt comes to llttle gurls glrls from three to fourteen years of age those aggravatlons I flee from as from a drove of peddlers each selling a different household convemence As thus vxew IS exactly opposlte 'rom that taken by most people I wlll advance my varrous and sundry reasons for holdlng to the oplmon that llttle boys are the only sure and safe nerve tome and that many llttle gurls would soon drlve me entirely msane Frrst of all I dlsllke the dress of Irttle gurls Thelr 1 eneral appearance always rermnds me of monkeys on dress parade lhexr sltck curls always glvxng thoughts of ntghty papers thelr frlllv dresses thelr rmmaculatc pumps all these cooperate tn a general wav to fuve me a fatnt feelmff much resembllns, that grven me by that dxsease called measles Little boys are not so FI henr scuffed shoes thenr mdnfferently clean blouses bare knees showmf through torn stockings all these S.,lVC one the lmpressxon of hard earned pl ly and a day from whlch they have gathered all there IS Secondly l1ttle 1 1rls wnll Ire bo wxll llttle boys you say and I reply that such IS the case However It IS so dlffcrently done 0 s he ID a splrt of mlschlef l1ttle glrls lte for personal galn Boys when dxstoyered vwlll as a general rule confess like men and sllently trke whatever punrshment there Glrls will plate the blame on someone else lf possnble and f not mll weep and moan makmg promlses galore untll they hnally escape Boys take defeat rn better splrtt th rn gxrls and when they vwln xre never Islttle g1rIs are selfish taktng all and v tvnnf nothlnr I haye seen one ltttle girl of a rlch famxly taunt and tantallze another of less means wrth hzr own playthlngs for hours neyer allowxng her to touch them There are exceptions to all rules and make them ln this but for an optomlstlc compamon one who gives help when lt s needed and makes one thmk llfe IS worth ltvxng glve me a small boy wlth hrs vrsnons and dreams But dellver me forever from a lxttle gtrl thtnkxng only of the present and more than all of herself Leah Vaughn NOT A FISH STORY 11sI11t11t1X0 ouurttc II Ilssourr md wi 1 be no doubt about thc truth of the txlt I Of late years sclentlsts have been studylng a certax fected the hogs of MISSOUII The publlc to th1 day has not heard of thrs and probably would never have heard of it had I not received this Information The reason lt was not publlshed was because the sclentrsts were ashamed to admlt that they could not come to an agree nent as to what caused the death of the hogs After long and lengthy lI1VCStlg3tlOnS the sclentlsts discovered that MISSOUYI was composed malnly of stlcky mud Of course after much reasonxng they came to they concluslon that the hogs of IVI1ssour1 must walk rn thls mud They analyzed the mud and found It was very stlcky Therefore when the hogs walked on the mud they would sunk down lnto It The mud belng stlcky would collect on their tails When the hogs would get on dry land agam the mud would dry so by a slow process a large and heavy mud ball was formed on I"1 4 b 11m un n malady that af ll.-r...-' 5 l iw 1 l ll T " "" 2' Gaiden Ill V M usglft E Eg " 5 ' s fl "T ' I' T " Y. .' 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R r- ' Y 5 5' E . . , '?,' '. . , ' - x N ' v I . g' 10' thousands of hogs tn lVl1ssour1 After thlS pecullar ball had become so blg the farmers would hnd his hog or hogs dead Here IS where the sclentlsts dxsagree What caused hls death3 They all agreed that a hog s hrde IS loose on hls body But part of them Clalmed that the heavy ball pulled the slun back on his body and became so tight that the hog could not lower his head to eat and died of starvatxon Thus IS stlll ln dlspute But that IS why the farmers crack the mud balls off the hogs talls rn MISSOUU l' arnest Barnhart THE. AMERICAN PASSION PLAY Accordmg to the Encyclopaedla Brltanmca the practrce of self mhxppmg as a rellglous custom became a thmg of the past ln ISZO It IS also stated that the practlce took place only 1n Southern Prance ltaly and Spam Yet ln the year l925 a processron of llagellants might be seen wlthm the llmlts of our own state The voters of our Republlch shredded thelr backs wlth heavy whlps hugged the savage needles of the cactus and staggered under the heavy welght of crosses It IS the custom to hold these barbarous ntes every Good Frlday The xdea of whnppmg as a means of grace IS not a new one The anclent Egyptlans Hogged themselves ln honor of lsls and Spartan boys were whnpped before the altar of Artemis Orthla The Romans of the fifth cen tury whipped themselves and ln the eleventh century Cardmal Damxan preached self whlppmg as a means of penace Later the practlce spread throughout Southwestern Europe but after about a half century the church forbade thus mode of pennance ln the fourteenth century a new erruptxon broke out ln Hungary after the plague but an attempt to establlsh lt ln England failed but Henry Ill of France became a flagellant for polxtncal purposes The Order of Los Hermanos Pemtentes was established 300 years ago rn Spam It was merely for the .v""'N ld sxfg. .KX Qfei 8 3 study of rellglon The seeds were brought to Mexico and later New Mexlco by the Franclscan Frlars The first publlc penance done ln New Mexlco was by Don uan Onate m I594 lqhe order has become so deformed among the slmple lsolated people of our state that the present mons has even been spread among the lndlans many of whom are devout partlclpants m the horrlble rltes Whenever a large enough number of pemtentes are found to form a brotherhood a morado or church IS erected and ten ofhcers are elected They are the hermano mayor chlef brotherj whose duty xt IS to oversee the eremomes and promote the actlvltxes and see that the officers properly perform thelr dutles he also settles disputes ln the order Next comes the celador or warden who takes care of the morado and sees that the sentences lmposed on members are properly carrxed out The coadjutor helper cleanses the wounds of the partxcl pants after the ceremonles are completed The mandatarlo IS secretary the maestro de 11110 mol., n - A . ' F . . E via fx . . . ' . ' 1- 3925. . . J fp V , , XP ' . . g J 42 N , gone. . , trosity has been devolved. The practice l J f' as ' Q ,VN fi, A qt. . . u fXQ ig? A - ' ,,. , A .. .. . rx KV V, A , , . Ig ,,.,. - . ' 'Z-"Nw , A 'J !'1'- ' . ' r . ,t 5 . . . gy. u A A... g A C J t Q - ,gift x 1 f7"'f,a . c 'f - - ' 'a 51- T novros rnstructs the novrces rn the secrets anyone drvulgrng any secret of the order rs severely punrshed the secretarro keeps the records of the order the sangrador prrcker rnflrcts the seal of the penrtentes on the backs of new members It consrsts of cuttrng wrth a sharp rock or prece of glass three gashes the length of the back and three across at rrght angles It rs also hrs duty to whrp members who lack earnestness or zeal The rnfermero nursej vrsrts the brothers and attends to the work of mercy of the order The resador one who prays accompanres the Hagallents and reads prayers as they march and last rs the prtero prper who plays werrd tunes upon a reed rnstrument durrng the srngrng of the hymns The ten ofhcers are known as Brothers of Lrght and they examrne each new member as to elrgrbrlrty A novrce must whrp hrmself rn prrvate and publrc before he may become an ofhcer And officer rs not requrred to whrp hrmself The costumes consrst of robes and trousers of thrn whrte materral and a black bag rs securely tred over the head of each partrcrpant The largset celebratron of course occurs durrng Holy Week but the rrtuals are also enacted on certarn funerals durrng Lent at certarn trmes and on All Sarnts Day November l For weeks the Brothers meet every nrght rn the morado to pray and rnstruct the novrces The novrces were lrned up outsrde of the church then one at a trme after recrtrng much memory work they were admrtted to the morado The sangrador took them rnto an ante room of the morado and placed the seal upon therr backs They were then led bleedrng freely back rnto the marn room of the morado where they begged to be whrpped Each was grven a heavy black snake and he then proceeded to Hog hrmself untrl he was exhausted Thrs takes place on Wednesday nrght on Thursday mornrng the new members file out of the morado and agarn beat themselves and return t Thursday nrght they agam file rnto the church The morado at Cubero con tarns no seats and we were forced to stand durrng the ceremonres ln the back of the morado was a long bench drrven full of sharp pornted narls upon whrch the whrte robed figures sat A hymn was sung and a novrce rose marched up to the altar embraced a cactus covered figure pounded hrs elbows down on a narl studded board and then was grven a huge cross to carry once around the church Durrng all of thrs a monotonous chant was kept up by the audrence and the prtero kept up hrs werrd tune After each novrce had performed these dutres one collapsed under the werght of the cross and was borne out? he was grven a necklace of cactus whrch he placed around hrs neck and a cactus whrp They frled out rnto the church yard where they agarn beat themselves and pulled on the cactus about therr necks They were then grven further rnstructrons and allowed to retrre Thrngs were very qurte all day Frrday except for prayrng and srngrng On Frrday nrght all gathered rn the church whrch was lrghted by fourteen candles The novrces fourteen rn number were led rn and the ceremonres of the nrght before were repeated After each member hnrshed hrs slow march around the church one candle was extrngurshed After all th candles were out and rt was dark and srlent as a grave a shrrll scream of 'x woman was heard comrng from a small room at the rrght of the altar The heavy thuds of a whrp fallrng upon her back could be heard above the prayrng of the audrence Prayrng and srngrng was kept up untrl dawn when one novrce was selected for the crucrfrxtron Hrs feet were bound about by horse harr rope and a heavy cross was bound on hrs back He marched slowly under rts werght over a hrll to the lrttle cemetery where the cross was planted and he was bound frrmly upon rt It rs no longer permrssable to narl a vrctrm upon the cross After a perrod of twenty mrnutes or longer the man was lr IIN c - .D . 4 , ' I v . . Y Y .. ' - ' ' c C n J Q I. ' . : . . . f 1 ' . 1 . c . D' ' . . . ' . ' V o their room. They eat nothing but unleaven bread during the rituals. On 4 n . C .' I ':gv h, released but he had famtecl and the rope had drawn blood where It had cut unto hrs bare flesh It IS sand that no two ceremonies are qulte alike but the purpose and amount of pam mfllcted are equally snmllar and great Two years ago a man bearmg a cross up a mountam m San Mateo durmg a snow storm fell and was killed and xt ns quite Inlcely that the state wxll take steps to prohnbnt the ntuals of the Penltentes m the near future Anyone wrtnessmg the cere monies can t help but admnre the courage and bravery of these simple lg norant people Frederick Baser THE GOVERNMENT AND FINANCE OF THE PUEBLOS IN NI-W MEXICO The ongm of the Pueblo Indlans whose name rs dernved from the fact that they are the only Indxans m North Amenca who Inve and apparently have always Ixved ln towns vxllages or pueblos of permanent stone or adobe houses ns and probably always wnll be as hazy and mdxstmct as the orxgm of the Aztecs and the Toltecs and mound builders and all the other early ln habltants of America who were apparently too busy malung pottery to bother with keeping dxarxes or records of any sort Evxdently they are the dlrect descendants of the ancient cliff dwellers who nested rn commumtres hugh up rn the canon walls of the southwest ln prehnstorrc days and equally evldently their arts and thelr gods and their ceremomes and their theories of life are the same arts and gods and ceremomes and theories that were familiar So far as the whlte man rs concerned the hrstory of the Pueblo Indrans begms shortly after I493 when Pope Alexander VI Issued hrs so called Bull of Demarcatron m which he very Iundly presented Spam wrth all un dnscovered country Iymg 300 mules or more to the west of the Azores B so domg he gave North Central and South America to Spam wlthout con slderatnon for anybody who mlght be occupying those undeveloped sub dxvrsrons whxch mlght wxth reason be regarded as a world s bull nssumg record and Spam at once proceeded to attempt to lay hands on everythmg nn sxght With very slight difference the Pueblo Indlans of today are exactly as they were m I339 as far as government rs concerned The form of govern lull to the ancient people of the cliffs. . 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Q11 ment basically was what it is today and what lt has been for hundreds and possibly thousands of years The Pueblo lndlans of New MEXICO are communists and their social organlzatlon stops with the community Each pueblo village is a little state rn itself actlng lndependently of every other pueblo village and minding its own buslness with enthusiastic perslstency The thought of a pueblo nation or of a league of pueblo states IS something that never occurs to them except at some period of stress against their Spanish conquerors lt can easily be understood why each pueblo has its own government separate from all of the other pueblos When the nomadic trlbes wandered in such great numbers It would have been impossible for a peaceful group of people to commumcate very often ln traveling back and forth their llves would have been endangered and their homes would then be at the mercy of the roaming Apaches or other nomadic tribes This lack of communlca tion and lntercourse among the pueblos is the cause of the present existence of fourteen dlfferent dialects which are spoken throughout New Mexico Each pueblo is divided into an lntrlcate system of clans or brotherhoods and is ruled by a governor who is elected for one year and who may be re elected There are no primaries or campaigning as the governor is chosen by the two most powerful clans which usually divide honors in furnishing the governor The electrons are held on New Year s Day of every year The ernor and this choice or wish of his is usually granted hxm These two then choose a board of advisors called consejadores and they Jointly elect a captain of war a sheriff a ventes sheriff and a ditch boss ln IS63 Abraham Lincoln presented to the governor of every pueblo m New Mexico a silver headed cane with the lnscrlptron presented to the governor of the pueblo by Abraham Lincoln I863 Now upon taking oath each governor is duly presented with the gift of Abraham Lincoln and quite a ceremony is made of this presentation ln recent years most of the pueblos employed a treasurer which post is filled by a young lndxan who can read and write the English language ln addxtlon to the governor and his council each pueblo has two caclques or religious heads who are elected for life from the two most prominent secret societies These men are usually popular with the people ot in l'lg.,0 110 Y I . U I L I ' . . . . ' D . governor, upon being elected, may express his choice of a lieutenant gov- , y - . . . 1 Q D . 1 ' . Y . Y Y K. l .... . the vlllages and are supposed to have a knowledge of then super trrn ns and their rnnermost relmgron These officials are highly rmportant a shtey are connected wlth the rellglous as well as the executrve portlon of the pueblo The caclque rs the real power behind the governor and hrs offlcxal Then wlshes are promptly approved and carrled out and the actrons of the gox ernor are rndrrectly the wishes of the caclque ln thls one can understand that the governor has really llttle dlrect power Although all xrnportant matters are submltted to the councll and they pass judgment fines and pun lshments the wishes of the CHCIQUCS are always ID the foreground As the cacxques are also the medxclne men the fact that rellgxon plays such an rmportant part 1n the government can be easlly understood It lS a known fact that less crrmes are committed among the Pueblo lndxans than any other people 1n the world from the tlme when they are Infants the rdea of punlshment for any wrong 1s so thoroughly lmbedded ln thelr minds that they do not dare commlt a real crnme for fear of the Great punlsh ment that they expect and wrll recelve at the hands of thelr own people This IS one of the reasons vshy the lndrans are such a secretnve race There are severe punishments for dlvulgrng sacred secrets lnfldellty rs another grave offense Secretly forms of torture are practiced on the lnd ans and often they are allowed to starve for a number of days Thelr favorxte form of punlshment IS to allow the vlctxm to be suspended from the ceiling while lashes are rntllcted Wlth a rawskxn hlde The lndran does not mentnon hr punishment to anyone and this sort of thlng seldom IS known among the ma Jorrty of the outsxde world ln late years the Unlted States Government has been trymg to do away wxth the cacxques as far as the governmg of the pueblo IS concerned They are responsrble for the fact that the old customs of punlshment are retalned Thus secret group of rulers 1s the cause of the lnabllxty of the Unxted States government to regulate the pueblo llfe They cannot become good cntlzens wrth thls secret clan the power behind each of their apparently mtrrctae gov ernments Educatlon does not change thexr customs or hablts IH tact rt IS not allowed to do so the caclque force the old habrts and customs upon the younger generatron and they then cannot be loyal to two governments Thelr government needs no flnances as thelr financial system rs very srmple If they wlsh to send a representatlve to a meetlng of the dlfferent trlbes a certaln amount of gram IS levied agamst the head of each famxly When the gram IS furnished rt IS sold and the money IS used for the expressed purpose 1' nge 111 . 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The land IS not owned by the lndlvldual but by the Unlted 'States gov ernment and It cannot be sold Only the crop whlch rs produced upon tht land belongs to the producer As a whole these people are successful farmers The orlglnal land grants of the Pueblos were lSSUCCl by De Vargas ln 692 The homes ln whlch the famllles llve are owned by the clan to whlch they belong and when the clan dle out the house IS left unoccupled The lndlan does really not amount to a hlll of beans as an lndlvldual l-le works has plenty to eat and has only a few obllgatlons towards the government Thls last IS that he must do dltch work when he IS ordered to by the dltch boss He must appear on a set day to work on dltches and lf he does not do so he IS heavily hned by havlng to pay hls flne ln graln There are no taxes to pay so thlS does not bother hlm ThlS may glVC one the lmpresslon that the Pueblo lndlan does not have money he really does though A few of them have acqulrecl money from grazlng grants and other permlts They make pottery Jewelry and a few blankets whlch they sell at a great proht To obtaln household artlcles and food they usually trade the crops whlch thye ralse When not worklng thelr own land they wlll do llttle odd Jobs for a return of old shoes or garments and oftentlmes they demand money and thls becomes a small source of revenue The treasurer usually takes care of thelr money lf they get too much Many of the wealthlest lndlans have bank accounts whlch are handled by some of thelr frlends ln all deallngs Wlth the Pueblo lndlans ln matter ol' government bus: ness or SCICHCC lt has been conceded that the governor and hls councll was the one legally constltuted governlng body When the anclent order ls broken down there wlll be chaos among the Pueblos There IS a terrlble responslblllty upon those who contrlbute to thls catastrophe One s mlnd goes back to the unspolled Pueblo councll of earller days No one has wlt nessed a more dlgnlfled or SCIIOUS assemblage It had the atmosphere of a rellglous ceremony The assembled lndlans sat for a perlod ln solemn thought and lnstead of the lncessant and vehement smoklng of clgarettes sent up an occaslonal lnvocatory Whlff from a ceremonlal plpe One lndlan spoke dellberately thoughtfully lndependently and after hls speech the assemblage thought Agaln the thoughtful ceremonlal smoke and agaln thc thoughtful speech Each lndlan ln the councll was alert and thoughtful 3,-at lxvll' S . . . . . . , , . , . . . 1 I - , , . - A 4 ,,, Av . 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' .Jr I.g ,.,, -.-.J'-QQ 1- :ANY " , 'QM j,L:,: 2 1- ' t. . .. -5. -C 7. un ' .,, - throughout awaiting the moment for his participation in the discussion and so the council went on until each had been heard and reheard if necessary until unanimity was reached when the council was solemnly closed There was never Interruption or cross questioning It was a lesson in free speech a demonstration of and participation in public affairs This old gvoernment is on its way to destruction as the people are trying to remove every vestige of the real lndian from him Let them re move the influence of the cacique and then this government will last even though the white man interferes Elza Seligman 50-54545 LITERARY AWARDS Literary letters were awarded first to the members of the two teams from the classes in United States history Gladys Dorris Dorothy McLaughlin Loclceye Powers Leo Lewinson Arnold Rosenwald Donald Hubbell Later letters were awarded to the teams from the Roosevelt Debating society and the Webster Debating Society Thelma Adams Francis Blattman Alice Ealces Richard Arledge Donald Hubbell Christine Shaver Literary emblems were awarded to the following members of La Reata staff Bob Hughes Richard Arledge Thelma Adams Raymond Stamm McLaughlin Lorena Shelton Winifred Stamm T J Williams erry Ldmond son Garnet Burkes Robert Nordhaus David Herrlott Ted Magee William Swayne Dorothy Holt Cyrena Feree Lewis Stevenson and Wilson Shaver Literary emblems were also awarded to the following for fifty or more inches of material contributed to the Record Louise Oestreich lke Redmond Carl Lovitt Ben Osuna Fred Baser B Lee udd Mildred Freed Norwyn Wilson Arthur Trauth Bob Pettit Gladys Dorris Reuben ohnson Diego Abeita lrma Crackel Donald Hubbell Harold Dye Earnest Barnhart ulius Syl vester Hilma Lee Ecklund Ethel Freed Loclceye Powers Una Powell Helyn Houp Florence Brueggeman Those on the annual staff who would have been awarded the emblem for work on the Record had they not already won the emblem were Winifred Stamm Christine Shaver Dorothy lVlcLaugh l P'1g.,e 113 0 V Lenore Pettit, Christine Shaver, Wallace Sheridan, jack McFarland, Dorothy ' ., . .v J , . Q . , l rn rlhelma Xdams and aclc 'Vlcl axland Nou lx m emh cms are nat awarded IH the same year to thc same pcrson rlhe bronze med rl presented hy the lIIn1o1s Watclu comp lny I r the best essay 1n the Lincoln Lssay Q ontest was awarded to Marie Owen Wlnners tn the La Reata short story essay and poetry contests received a SLIIDSCTPIPUOII to htxs year s La Reata I or names of the wlnners rc fcr to the wrnnmg compositions ln the Lrterary and Poetry sectrons of this Issuc Winners IH the Illustrated I xposttory l'herne contest were frrst place Ixyle Nye second place ohn Prlcher thrrd place Ielo Bulmer Wrnners rn the Ixtemporaneous Cral Hlheme contest were as follows Semor Bob Hughes unior Howard Weggs Sophomorc Archre McDowell Wlnners ln the bpelhnc, Matches were LOUISL Oestrelch hrst place Helen Hagan second place Winners in the Good lnczhsh Week Poster contest werc llclyn Ito p first place, Evelyn Denby second place Rlchard Xrledge won the gold medal for hrst place ln the Oratorlcal contest Marie Owen won the srlwer medal for second place Mary badle Norment won the gold med xl for hrt place IH thc Ic II Declamatory contest VIYQIHIH Hervey won the shvcr medal for second place Rlchard -Xrledge also won fqlfbl place rn the Stat Oratorical contes conducted at the State bmversity The award of thc bronze medal presented hy the 'National Society I Colonral Daughters for the hest patriotxc cssay could not he presented hefore thls sectlon went to press because the judf-es had not completed the rcadxnv of the essays Thrs rs an annual contest how ever of consrderalz-Ie lmportance Those who recerve honorable mentron ID thls contest wrll be awarded ccr tlfxcates of mertt The pupll who wins first place w1II be awarded the hronze medal and a certlficate of merrt NRI I X III 114 I I4 I I s Ill!! 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I 1 , .I X, 5'Y,7' ' Sl'H'9'i!ylHlI11L3" l'Y+':l:.gf ASH I Qlf,mTC5llllllllEllg'C-LU Q H ,X 'ND WASHINGTON S NEW AUDITORILM GYMNASIUM After a perlod of about seven months constructlon flom July to the early part of February the audltorlum gymnas1um was completed It fills a long' felt need m Albuquerque a first class gymnaslum for the use of the schools Tl IS bulld mg whlch was onstructed as an addltlon to Washnlgton Ju111or Hlgh School IS for the use of Llncoln Semor Hlgh and Washmgton schools The cost vxas approxlmatelv S50 000 The bulldmg IS 6lghtVq1Y feet ln length slxty elght feet ln vudth and twenty two feet ln helght 1ns1de dlmenslons It has a regulatlon basketball court 40x70 feet w1th a maple floor There are two entrance and two CXlt doors and two doors that connect the audltorlum wlth Washmgton school There IS a stage and on each Slde and back of the stage there are dressmg rooms and showers A bullt IH movlng pxcture booth IS also mcluded ln the equlpment Radlators placed between the wmdows heat the buxldlng VS hen the bulldmg IS used as a gymnaslum bleachers placed on each slde furnlsh seats for about 750 people When It IS used as an audxtorlum chalrs are placed on the floor these w1ll accommodate 450 people thus maklng the entlre seatmg capacxtv on such occaslons 1200 sufllclent for any ordln ary audlence The stage IS large enough for plays and lt has been utlllzed for many programs smce completion This addltlon IS bullt on a strong cement foundatlon steel beams support the roof and the exterlor fmsh IS brxck The archltecture con forms to that of the mam buxldmg Wlth the addltlon of thxs splendld audxtorxum gymnaslum Washmgton school well deserves to be called one of the best schools m he southwest" NEW DEPARTMENTS Durmg the past year physlcal educatxon manual tralnmg and a llhlary have 3 Plgo 193 l , ' Y ' . 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S17 - 0X1'11111- t ' rk 11115 11111111 11ll'I'11'f1 11111 111' 1111- 1'1z1ss11.'. 11'11"1 '1r1- 1'111111u1't -11 by MT: 1, I ' I 11. ,.......01-, Th- 1'1' 1'u511-'J 111111, 11 1111-1'z11'Q1' 111'g1111iz'1111111 1'11111p11:1-11 11' .'l111111111w wh 'IVC' HE If ff I 1" -4 Interested IH wrltlng prxdes Itself on bemg, the Fust and onlx SOClLtN of ts Kmd m Xl lshmgton sehool The purpose of the elub IS to promote llterazy work among tIlented students of the sehool and onlx those who show ab1I1tx are Inxxted to xeln The elub edlts the school paper the Washxngton Record speclal contrlbutlons con slstme, chleflx of short SLOTIQS are made by members of' the club The officers t the present tune are 'Womca MacArthur presldent Wxlbert VI allmg vlce presldent and VI eslex Schelke secrtarx treasurer Miss Peterson superuses the elub and much of Its suceess IS due to her THE WASHINGTON RECORD The VI ashmgton Recold the OITTCIAI paper of the Washlngton Jumor Hlgh School was edlted bx the Pen Pushels elub The paper carrxed no adx 6I'l',1SlD2' matter the entxre space belng dxoted to news artlcles edxtorlals storles poems and Jokes -XI together the ISSUES were xerx successful The regular staft was composed of Gllbert Wallmg edltorln chlef Marx Katherlne Connell J.SS1St1Ill, edltor Dorothx Graham c1reuIat1on manager and Allen Stamm busmess manager Reporters were appomted for each Issue In tlllg wax vauous members of the Pen Pushers lub galned valuable ercpellenee The paper was prlnted bx the prlntmg cl Isses of the Albuquerque IEIILII THE WASHINGTON SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Xl INIIIIIQIOH Sehool has I seloIIrsn1p so letx Ill hex oxxn, to xxhleh students of two I- s 1nd tw o C s Ill solid subjects Ind not less thin In Nl ln 'mx sub1ect IS ellglble Shortlx after the elose of exe x IX weele IMIIOCI I program IS held ln the Va h lngton llldltOI'lUlll There the new IHLIYIIJCIN are glxen thelr badges blue TIIDIJOHS be lrlng the letters W S S In 9: ld Durmg, the xe1r sexelal promment e1t17ens of Albuquerque haxme spoleen to these meetlnes on appropmte t0p1C WASHINGTON JUNIOR HIGH ATHLETICS FOOTBALL The NX 'Ish1ng.,ton sexson e In be eonsxdeled a xexx good one thls xeal as ou first set of unlforms were bought and pnd for Intelest IH football was ra1sed sex e1al degrees thls xeu and a grre lt deal of good materlal w1Il be handed ove for the Hlgh School team of future years J B Llnthleum Coach Washmgton altogther hid I VPIN suceessful xear thls term ln football Out of elght games thls xear thex suffered onlx two defeats these belng handed to them bx teams whxeh were a great deal heaxxer One w-Is a sex en to she defeat bx the Indians and the other a 26 0 defeat bx the Bulldog Sophs Plobablx the most In terestmg and hard fought game of them all was he second game xxlth th Indlans Pl e IU I ' 'I h V I I , I 1' l I ' tl f I. 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WASHINGTON FACULTY MEMBERS Thr gamc cndcd wrth a 0 0 scorf Both terms hrd 'r good fightrng sprrrt and good gener rlshrp was wcll portraycd A full lrst of thc arnes rs publrshed below W ashrncton Lrnc o n xl ashrrrgton 34 bt M rrx W ashrngton Wien rul VK rshrrrgton Zo Lrrrcoln VS ashrngton f Irrdr rns NN ashrngton 0 Indrans NY ashrngtorr 3 Lrncc n NN rshrngton H S Sop s BASKI- TBALL Biskctball for 1975 was started tru slowlx as all practrcc was rr the hrglr school gxmnasrunr at nrghts But wrth the openrng of our own gx mnasrum we stand undefeated to date New unrforms wcrc bought and three terms are kept readx for a game at ans trme J B Lrnthrcum Coach VN ashrngton as rn football had a very successful xear and as Coach Lrnthrcurn saxs they, have been undefeated srnce the openrng of thc gxmnasrum Thc lrt of games that have becn plated are as follows Washrngton 16 X 'VI C A Vlrdgets 22 Washrngton 7 Lrncolrr VS ashrngton 8 Lrncolrr 10 Wa hrngton St Marxs Xkrshrngton St Har s TRACk Therc wrll be no track thrs xear practrcallx outsrde of the xcarlx fracas wrth Lrncoln school Co rch Lrnthrcunr rs quoted a surng that most of hrs last xear men are back thrs xear and hc expects to have a walk away rn sprrnts and a crnch on the hrgh Jump MUSIC DEPARTMENT The man who hath no musrc rn hrmself Or rs not moved bx concord of sweet sounds Is fit for trcwson startagems and sporls The Nlerchant of Nenrce Shakespeare For all the audrtorrum programs the musrc rs furnrshcd bx uuprls rn the musrc department under the drrectron of Mrss Grafton The orchestra made ts trrst ap pearance at the Chrrstmas program accompanyrng the choruses for Chrrstrrras carors After the openrng of the audrtorrum rt plaved regularly at assemblx Personnel ot thc orchestra Frrst vrolrns Lors French Barbara Hubbell Marx Moulton Grace Rrce Second vrolrns Fmmarre Pfrce Herbert Galles Rees Nannah Hubert Rerter Prano Vrrgnrra Johnson Saxophones Rawmond Gere Wrllram Seagraves Cornets Fdward Gleasner Crrl Hogrefe Fverett VS alsh One of the most represenatrve of the school organrzatrons rs the chorus The first semester found 1 5 rn the chorus the second 125 Songs were prcpared for programs and specral assemblres The chorus of each grade ard rndrvrdual work and also combrned wrth other grades rn ensemble effect The work of the wear was centered on the productron of the operetta Polrshed Pebbles, bv Otrs M Carrrng ton Thrs was presented to the publrc Aprrl 24 md rs the first of rts krrrd to be presented rt XX ashrngton It rccerved he heartx support that attends all SUCC9SSf-U productrons l I 1 l n r f' A A f " ' - J 2. r ' 2 4 f ' -"' - r " . 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Page 128 LINCOLIQQQJR HIGH W I faecal I incoln lumol High Schcol is :oc itcd on tlic uid hill oxcilookmg thc cltx ot Albuquexquc hom thc outhc st Sincc Dcccmbcl lb 197' whcn thc building wi inc triendlinc s imong, thc studcnts his bccn dcxcloped I'lc1c ue scxei xl cictia curriculir ictixitics which xcld to thc intclc t ind effectixcncss of thc school The pupils of lincoln hue cvcr bccn boostcrs tor their school in ithletics Although somctlmcs delcated lincoln his bccn triumph mt because of the pcp and um that uphold the brown and ,gold colors that stand for cooperation ind success The Girls club to which everx girl ln Lincoln belongs has helped to increase the loxal spuit tow irds teachers and classmatcs that now exists The Honor Roll is 1 goal tow 1rd which exeix pupil strives Badgcs of purple and gold are gixen to the studcnts who haue gaincd the equivalcnt of two l' s and two G s in grades Therc is not a pupil enrolled who will not boost for Dear Old Lincoln the Best School in the Lind 'Nellie Clark ATHLETICS Athletics at the Lincoln Junior High School went forward consider able this yefir The Lincoln Girls club put on a candx sale and the student bodx a season ticket campaign to raise mones for new football uniforms Football Ls were given to football men VS hen basketball season opened new uniforms were bought It is hoped that we hate enough monex to gne the boxs and girls basketball teams the basketball L FOOTBALL In spite of the fact that we hid few larger boys from which to select material Page 109 'f gg Q qg. f 11 Y.-:ru 5- "N L --- " I vfsffbb I H4 It 'V ,gf tip, ' f ' s g?Ja'7?4 F v T -o'V 1 ' via? A i Ni, J ,DA X x - Ugg V Lys ff 3- A- il-A:,,5fg.lP - J, ,Q ,a,o-,QQ A.n-a ...S . N V x i 1A ' ' s - Q! IL A , ' . 'UT , H X Nl V1 I ,1 3 if, 1, c l ff it .' ivy -I '-fb' "ll f ' f ff LM lull f ' i fi If 1 nl' Y 1 , l ,Imp M I V ' X ' , V ,gh ' "W L' ' V ' ' 'f ." B ' 'z 1 - sa ' s " i- 1 -' I' ' ' - " 1 s -zz.: . '1 " 'V .QLV ' A A i ' 'as completed and first usc cl, it has grown both in size and spirit. A feeling: of loyalty 2 1 '.,,-1 V ., ln. .. . '1.-.z- ,VV2 ,A ..- I . I I 1 A ' " I ly' ' I 0 2 A . 1 ' xs Z A J n ' ' 1 Ain' A B' ' I 5' J I 1 V A A 1 A x U' x 1 ' S ' 1 el-' L- , ' ,Ls 1 'ju 1 , A' 1 is 11 V V 2 pa 41 A 1 Y. 1 , V ,- . K. . B. V. . . ' 2 A. . . mfr-- " -' . V ' . V -' - ' ' . V . , ' . . - . , . K .., . 2 V VZ V ' V V-f ' b- ' V A.. ,S . ,- V ' V B. , b. V V . ' . ' . , V jf. UA. ' . H , I 1 . v' 1 v Al ' . Y 1 .P ' ,, ' . . , K 1 lA n .T1.-O1-Tl ' ' J V -1 1 1 . s V ' . . V ' r . ', v . . ' i A Y V ' 5 V . '. V . ' V nv ' v V ' c 2 . VV ' V ' LINCOLN FACULTY MEMBERS the boys did some splendid work on the grldxron In February letters were given to thlrteen football men BOYS BASKETBALL Lmcoln rounded out a very successful basketball season wmnmg a large percent of the games played 10 games won and 4 games lost or lf considered by the number of pomts won and lost Lmcoln won 208 pomts and lost 168 pomts during the whole season Among the teams from which we won were teams from Harwood Menaul and the Presbyterlans In the two games with Washmgton Junior High School team which was made up m part by boys from the sophomore class Lmcoln won one game and lost one There was a small team at Lmcoln which deserves mention because that due to their conslstent practice they were able to wm over any team thev played whlch was ln their class This team weighed under 95 pounds TRACK AND FIELD In the well organized practice and trammg at Lmcoln prxor to the track and field meet between Washmgton and Lmcoln a number of good athletes were dis covered among the boys and girls But in splte of our hard work we were defeated did better than the boys as a whole But lt IS qulte gratlfymg upon checking up to find that Lmcoln's unllmlted or first team won over Washmgton s unlxmxted or first team ln this track and fiel meet ol LINCOLN GIRLS ATHLETICS The Lmcoln glrls have made much progress thls year ln athletics CSDCCISIIY ln basketball A few days before the season opened they held a meeting and elected LOUISE Cunningham captam LOUISE was also captam last vear The glrls DFSCIZICCCI on the Y W C A court one a week until they procured the hlgh school court when they practiced twice a week In a short time another meeting was held m Page 120 by Washington, due to its larger enrollment. .In the track and field meet the girls xshlch thu glrls were notlfled of thlel pl C69 on the te H11 Although the gxrls dlrl not hug A couh thu entelezl the utx bdslutbdll tournament. md made 1 Xerv .xtlsfactorls record, wmnlng from the Iuthtrxns Southern Vltthodlstk Baptists and H xrwood glrlx, .md losmg to surh te mms ds bt Nlirx kt X mu nt and Glrls VS el tire Home THE. PHILOMATHIAN semester, 1924 The vuord PllllUY'l1dtl'l1dTl IS a Ur:-Lk letter mexnmgz student of llt emture Officers were eluted for the mst smmrster as follows Thomx Hughex prekldent, Dwfme Rosselot, wer prwldent, Vlarx DUll1LI'llC3.ll wcretirx tlevurer it the begmnmg of the Qecond semester offuers were l'd1thx l'5rL presldent, Plhf' 121 2 Y x 1 Z . Y ln' 1 - 1' -' - B- ' l 'V 2 l Z 1 2 V ' S. Q . If . v . 1 , Z B., K' A A , A. A.. . N 'S L- . z ' , : ' . 3 ' 1 s ' . , 1 js, .I . " '- s' " :' ' - -1 j A. ,?0l. The Philomathian Literary society was organized at the beginning of the first 8 1 3 ' , v ' 1 '- L' l - 1 1 12 ' V- ' - 5 ' " ' 1- 1, ' 4 z j A , z Q, ' if A . l 1" 1, i ill - H -an ""- '2- 1? YI' FIGHTH GRADE LITERARX CLUB Helen McDowell uce presldent Vieux Donnemcall seeretdrx treasuul Progrnn-a are held at the end of edch mx weeks ln vshxch the muslcal and llterdrx talent of the SOC19Iy are dexloped A pxper the Phll0ITl"ithlclI'l Txmex IQ publlshnd 'AL the end of each three weeke period THE ALPHA LITERARY SOCIETY The 31111 of all ILdl 'itudents lb to prepare themgelwes for llfe for the l0SDOIlSl pal .jlkr LIIN COLN GIRLS CLUBS . . ,-N, ' , .. . le . , ,rw-a . .Q.....:............., 1-,-.......-. , -- .................-.. , . l i ' - -41:-naman: 1 1 , ............-.- riilli. Yihillld .-.----- . Q. - ..--..- ,gh , lnliliv , . . 3 Giliil u n...--- .. ' 'fu ' wh' A , . I 1 A ,I . ,. ' fl! ' ' . I , , -. 'J -' 1 ' '. . ' r '- A , -' - ' - , . - v ' ' - . , -- . . . , . . , U , . A , . 1 . . . . . L , K. . . . . . , 1 3 ' ' . 2 - , . ' . , - 5 ' . .i0. ' .,. - '. , . - . ' , . . .'- . . . , , . .iagjflg 1 5 Q . ' 1 . I 11115-ii! """"""' .,f unnnuqpq- 995131-'F x 1 'nl ' C V' K' 1 MV XV -iii 11"-5' iiil 33" Cm: ...U --.--. - ---.. ...., -..- - --.-, I Qu , 1Hl . ' ' l 2 ' . . 1 X. , , v A g 4 4.715 , i ' , g-, .. ,V , . mf . Y I -1 Page 1012 FRESHVIFNT C'LAmS bllltles of the fntule As on me ins to thls end the Ps ' class organued lts first llterarx socxetx the Alpha January 26 1073 for the purpo e of encouragmg o11g1n rl thmkmg and public speakmg The follovung, officers were elected Lela Mae Bogan presldent Cleo Carpenter scretarw treasure: and Fmma Lehman Frances Roark gam strength and w1ll sometlme be foremost m llterarx Dursults Fverwone who wlshu to do great and mrrvelous thmgs m the f ltllll w1ll nuke no mlstakv. IH 1o1n1nCf us md adoptmg' the best name of xll Alpha 1-"'-n":v' -n ""'T'-ru" 'll-ul' 1-I 1 Q : Q in 3- LINCOLN GIRLS CLLBS I l P , g.: l,,f E , ,,,.. .,. V- Lx- , ' ' 'iif C' V , - h 'l lx Q' ,V Lf 6. j l 1 .' Q s i - i . ., - 3, . - 1 ' ' ' ,S . 1 h 0 l I. 'A r-L . . . . '. ' . .S . 3, I, " ,.:., Q z ' . . " ' . : , lg J f Y .-5, ,L ,.,. A . , A . and lumlly Hauser, program commlttee. We feel that every year our SOC18ty wxll ' . ' 1 Y 1 J Av '. 1: ' z . ' ' 1' ' 1 -2 ' .7 A 1' f ' ' ,, . z z -- . :H I ' Qi? ,. . F 'w -ll I ' 11 l E 11" " Si-43'-. ni ' ti u 11 y ' 1711 . ig 1731 1 1 viii . i, 172C -14 gl 21 vii sir ' - .1 .A.. if Gi . A M I -.fr . 'V H, v , , . . . I . L 'z 1222! THE SWASTIKA LITERARY SOCIETY The Swastlka Llterary socxety was organlzed bv sectlon B of the 8 1 llterature class of Lmcoln Junior Hlgh School with Mrs MCMHIHS as sponsor The purpose of the SOC16tV IS to mterest the students 1n literature, as they study the l1ves of poets and authors O r name SWdStlk3 an Indlan word, meaning Good Luck, IS especially appropr1ate for thls part of the country Meetings are held every SIX weeks and to provlde the necessarv funds dues of five cents per SIX weeks are col lected from each member The ofhcers who served for the first semester were as follows Gwendolyn Edmunds presldent Jamce Parklns vlce presxdent Lillian Martm, secretary treasurer The presldent appomted a program committee to arrange the program for each meetlng The second semester the following officers were elected Duane Rosselot president L1ll1an Mart1n v1ce pres1dent Jean Stlrrat, secretary treasurer We feel that much good has been accomphshed 1n our meetmgs thls yea1 -lo THE LINCOLN GIRLS CLUB Two yeals ago 1n March the glrls of the Llncoln school orgamzed 1 club wh1ch IS known as the Lincoln Glrls club The purpose of thls club 15 to create among the girls a better school Splflt and a feeling of loyalty and respect toward both teachers and classmates Each g1rI endeavors to do what she c1n to serve he1 school and to help each other at all times to l1ve up to the h1ghest standards of character The club IS d1v1ded 1nto three pirts the program soclal and CIVIC de partments Commlttees are appointed by the Pres1dent to serve IH each department and meetings are held every four or five weeks After the regular bus1ness of the club IS transacted, a program, arranged by the gxrls IS g1ven All programs 'md 8Ct1Vltl6S of the club are under the d1rect superv1s1on of MISS Allen Our club lb an organization whose m8mb6FSh1p mcludes everv gxrl 1n the Jun1or Hlgh School The officers for the year are Georg1a Dean Tltsworth president, L1ll1an Martm vice president, Beulah Cooper, secretary, Mary L1ll1an Atkinson, treasurer JOKES 11 11ts 1 Il IN 1 llll 1111111 lll 1x111l11111 11x1 ll NIUFIX X1 N Nl 111111 I xx 1s x11 IS Ill n 1n IIN 11 X 1 Xxllll xx IN there IIKDUI G1-111r e NX 1sh1ng.,t11n tl ll lllSlIIllIlllNIlPll I 1 f11111 1ll 111 I6 1t 'XIIIPTIPIDN x 11 11111 1 n I'l11x1l XX11111l1ll lll9lIlIl 1 xx11111le1 ll Il n 1 ll ll ll hen he 111111111111 11 t111111s 1l11 ITINXXPI xx IN IX 1 IIS f 1 the Ill t 11111n 111n 1 11 ll s11111n1l 1111111th 1x 1111 1 ll 1 5,11 B 1 111s1 1 1 1 1 Illhlln YUIOI 1 1 111111111111 1 llllll lll slxs x ll If x 1 s 1 ll Q1 Ill 1 ll ll Pl N4 ls 1 stor 1 1111111 1 111111 IX s 1 I x11 I . . . . 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V ,. 15 ffzfa , 1 1- 74 "K , 1, -I N N N g' 5' W ' ' X flf' If .4 'X E5 W, I XII VK I1 xxre'fX.I11111l11111NV11-111gf1 T11,XI1c'111l X1 11' 5 1 11 NIGHT SCHOOL The nlght school or the "opportumty school whlch for the first tlme ln several years was held 1n the hugh school bulldllig thls year IS as the name rm plles an lnstltutlon sustamed for the purpose of QIVIHZ the student who has other than curricular work an opportumty to keep up his studles after work mg hours The school offers courses ln Spanlsh shorthand typlnv bookkeep mg and a cxtlzenshlp course for forergners The latter course this term rnclud ed elght forelgners who studred for their cltlzenshlp papers There are also courses offered IH the school of mechanlcal arts whrch rn clude electrlcal Wlflng etc weldlng machme work archltectural drawmg carpentry manual trammg use of steel square Thls department was super vrsed by Mr lVlcC-ough Th eother lnstructors were Lnnthlcum drawing R R Cook electrlcalwork Cam weldlng C Wlley machme work The academxc deparment lS the most outstandrng havlng a reglstratlon of over two hundred and a faculty of seven members They are MISS anavch Mlss Sarah Margaret ardme Mxss Ruffner MISS Ryan 'Vlrs Coan and Mr Mozley The courses offered are all of a very practical nature because of the fact that the currlcular work must serve the student who IS trammg hlmself for work of a more everyday type We belleve that the nlght school was one of the most 1m portant dlvrslons on the school currlcula ln that xt reached a de nomination of students whlch without the opportumty of study mg m the evenmg would be wnth out a chance for xmprovmg them selves for hfe s great work The faculty members may well be commended for thelr most excel lent and persevermg work rn trammg the student who must study m the late hours of the day or not at all With a total reglstratlon of ulty members numbermg twelve the department was more htan crowded We look forward to a wlde expansion of thns dlvrsron and belxeve that rt wlll always be a factor ln Albuquerques dxs semmatlon of knowledge 2,5- P11 13: . . - . 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THE 'VIAGNET bnlon Hlgh School Selma, Callf 'lou have a very comolete annu'1l Your l1te1ary sect1o11 IS especlally good TAHOMA Hlgh School, Tacoma, Wash We llke you very much But thlnk your annual would be 111uch 1111proved by the use of wh1te lnstead of colored paper Come back next year THE CARIBBEAIN Hlgh School Crlstobal Canal Zone You have some lovely scemc cuts It IS lots of fun to exchange wlth you we learn so much about your country, we hope youll llke us well enough to return Your class p1ctures are arranged very unlquely and attractlvelv THE VIAGUEY New MEXICO State Teachers College Sllver C1ty NI M You had a lovely b1nd1ng on your 24 annual Your cuts are very good and you used son1e lovely scen1c cuts Call agaln please Ct Q cf ff cw LICNI CIC PIC TIT, C lillll' TIIIC N ' I -flligh 1"-1ool, " i rton, clz vure. W 0 I1 1 ' s -nl s 21 copy of l' I' 'ft 2 ual. Yo ' gg-Q 1 1 Id he 1"'z1tlj 1lllpl'0' by the use ol' more 1: .' z I s ' ltches. ' N 1. -Y' - ig C' . , "2 fs: ', . 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'4 ,. .J ,z ,2- Z Z3 FGREWORD lhe f1rst attempt to keep IH touch w1th the alumnl of X H 5 was mad 111 1920 at whxch tlme the ed1tor of the new sect1on attempted to secure both n1mes and addresses of the cand1dates for graduatxon as far back as 1897 Irom then untll 1923 the plan followed was to pubhsh the names of those for whom addresses could be found ln that year the plan was changed 1n favor of an attempt to secure by all means ava1IabIe the complete class roll of each year glVlng addresses only for the last class precedmg the year of p1.1hI1cat1on of the annual Through the kmdness of Nlr IVl11ne we have been able to add some mterestmg facts concermng the growth and management of Albuquerque Hlgh School The task 19 truly a great one and we shall ap PYCCIBIC lt 1f you w11I adVlSC us of mstances of a1umn1 whose dlplomas were lssued nn dnfferent years than those md1cated by these 11sts We hope you w1II enyoy the added feature th1s year the fragments of letters WhlCh have come 1nto the hands of the Alumm Ed1tor Please help your school to keep track of her Graduates by wr1t1ng each year to the Alumm Edxtor H1gh School Bunldmg before Februarv I of each year CLASS OF 19 74 I X 1 1 X 1 X 1 N 1 X 1 x X111 51111 x 1 4 X1 1 X1x 1 X 1 Q 111 111 N 1 1111 1x1 1 N 11 I1 X611 1x1 NI x11 1 1 QXI 11 x 1 X 1 IXI l N x 1 1 1 x 1 1 1x1 1 1 s X x11 x Nvxx 1 1 1 X1 11 1 111111 -' . 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