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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1926 volume:

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MRS CH ARLES BARNHART B S Cuth 129 follcge Carthage M l.tI'ILIlIltItS Ind Fngzlwh MARTHA LOUISE MILLER B A Indlana Unnersltx Physu 11 Edueatlon Flrst Semester F M WILSON B A MUSRIHZUIII College Grad uite School Unlversltv of III1no1s Vkork on B P If Amerle In Col Inge of Sclence UHlN9FSltV of Ne braska Phwlcal Fducatlon and Athletlc Coach LEON MARSHALL B A College of I'lllDOI'l21 Sum mer Season Lnlversltv of Colo rado Engllsh and Publlc Speakmg ALICE LEASE B A UH1V9FS1tX of Arlzona Grad uate School Unlveraltv of Call forma Summer SESSIONS Umvers Ity of III1noIs and Unlverilty of Vhsconbm Pngllbh sux 'N' Bill Ii X X x, xxx-s x-:Pi"T' 'Q' J II4 V Y 5 iA4,A 5 N xv-"' QI 'N 1 J - RX i 4 x - N NJN . - - - I , , . 1. ,, VI. .E Mxxvxl A, . A .. ,xx My lx.,-,ev ,V -1 f N I - A. ,I x S . Y W, . ,-. I ' A . W 'I 'I ,f If f, .I II .Ig g wg?" .r 3 ' . f '-' ' I -A - I I , I I I. .I I, - . I , .. 5, 'A .vw .., 1 I 1, ' ' , - , ' ' ' -- -. '. '.. ' H- - ,f I I h ' . - . :I , - . I- f , , 1 ' . 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V Mira 'iff Q "'v? wa vfm, 13 mi- fr 'ry-f '-f-4"S.-.A 11-4' 27-rv K! . f Eames 5 CLASS OFFICERS President Walter Bellman Vlce Presxdent Allce Rawlmgs Secretary Bob Nordhaus Treasurer Gertrude lVIagee Class Advlser IVI1ss DIXOH When a student xn A H S earns eleven credlts he IS regarded as at ranclldate for graduatxon and IS therefore entltled to a place ln the actlv tus of the Semor Class that precede Commencement Week Appearance 1n ml sectnon of the annual howveer does not lmply graduatxon Sixteen umts are requlred for graduatxon flfteen of whxch must be Regular bpemlal requlrements must also be met ln one of the four courses l General I J Commercxal Q3 Home Economrcs 4 Industrxal Arts Among, the actlvltles of thls year s senxor class speclal mentnon should be made of several facts As shown by the xndnvldual record which follows eatn name these pupxls have taken an unusual lnterest ln all the actlvltles of the school Not only have they been members of varlous OTQHDIZHUODS but leade bome have come to us from other schools some have held ploces of honor rn A HS durlng the entxre four years some have been leaders and made thr- requlrements for appearance nn this sectxon ln less than the usual number o semesters ThlS class has orgamzed a class orchestra whlch has already appe'1r ed ln pep meetlngs and wxll appear agaln on the class day program The Variety Show whlch fllled the house the night of anuary 7 was also the wo lc of thns class Accordmg to the custom establlsed ln prevlous years thls cla s also presented a play You and I whlch makes It possible to publlsh a school annual at less than cost THIS PLACE IS IN HONOR OF THOSE WHOSE PICTURES ARE-WHERE NOBODY KNOWS BACA CHAIVIITA LEE MARY ' v - ' 1" Ilome - ' ' LT L" Corref- ' It 'gl 'un 1. " Home I-Iconomics Club P XDILLA AINGELINA ' N., 0 H. . - Lg REDIVIOND IKE ,N A 'ootlvill '2.Z 'Z. 'Lf' I"1'Iiet '1 PALE ELIZABETH pi 1. L '- --tt-' L2 1- L. ' mm- Sm-it y 'pi L ' Sp-mich cord Stutl L4' Honor Society -5' 1. ' .' t ing ' nttst L- ' 1 'L 1" rcsident Fellow: Q uh S-"LV 'tn ' gf: L" ' -'S- 'L'- .' -W - ' L " fl0I'I'L.'J0lltICI1L'L . 1 'f?tQ,. . . -. I L, WILSON ROBERT W. N , i 'nmllvtll L3 ' 'xy Trim 1. ' STEWAR I' TIIVIOIS Tr'1vel Club 23' 'Ir'1ck 25' Forum r'1m'xtic I lub '1.4'- Wkbster - Scicnct Club 25' NYM stling Leagu, -I ing, Qoqitty 1, ', Assembly Policu 1.5. 'f17zc::4:c'ZH1 7 " 'E+ ' - II7I gif' , 1,..141.464f,ga,7, ,G Y. , . w Q, N- I 8:4 I I Q P K . X n I N h ' ' J l N . ' "fs - I v 1 k I - I l -' 2 , . : ' A ' J ' I ' c J ' I l l ' I 2 . l - Q h -I . Z . 5 r I , - t - 2 . I ' - - I ' J 2- v I I ' , ' . ' ' ' ' . 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NE Cl EOFF rre pomlenu Club oi llx um um 1 um 1t1C 1 eant of tba X1 ex 1 lC C umm ub AYALA ANITA rvwood School C nrntl N nu x IX Coxre mr manor C ub 11 4 o mu C Honor Sorletx 4 BAMBROOK HOWARD I Llloxu Club BASS GLADYS 1 Co lNCI'Clll Club Z4 Drimatlc ul S CL lun Pb Vmbxtel No ue X .Bb Pla las J BELLMAN WALTER I nor SOCl9tX 3 Z Pb Tnnm 1 is e bill U mg, Iruldent lunlor Cl bs NldthLll1ltlCN Club Q PI'6S1ClLI1I mor C lxss I ou mm BENNETT FRANCES Communal Club Z0 Home co nomxcs Club 26 BLAIR SAMMIE or lk C ub 1 RL .1 f Z4 ff LltLldI'N I' mb Un Z Z6 Junlor Treasurer Lass ol I lll1LI'lCk Town Z5 B lx 1l1 'J Pb DFIIIIAUC Club Z 1 at1nC ub Z6 T lck Z9 X L I c uler 1 BOWMAN FLETCHER Fellows Club BRIGHT CHARLES ARNOTT Pcllows Club xx. ff l I' l ' ll' 1' u ,- lf A Yr '. 5 ' if V1 J Ci X lf, - 9 5 .I Q l . ll i , , , - .. - - AA, A A jf-C 'V In A A 45. I imp: 1. I' N..-.. im N29 " I-2"'E--: .4.'f'::471-' fy-4. . l , , ,-,ff Lf? 0- .po :n,.:.'1 ' :'ff.fJ 7. 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' -cvvs -"X XX '- .JI Niifqgjii-ei -2- J- ' F5 P:,f'-H -Q- -X Q-- ,.'i'-. -" - X' ' www rf!!! .: 2525525555555 O xE QHSIVNI ln Sc nlor H gh School th r arc 05 pup ls class h d as f llows Semors l37 unlors 733 Sophomores 730 fl hls vear we have also a number of sub sophomores and a number of speclal or part tlme s udents whlch brlng the total to 730 ln Washington unlor Hlgh School there are 106 students f 'whom 207 are nmth grade or freshmen Smce Chrlstmas there have been also 56 addltxonal freshmen ln Llncoln unlor l-llgh School there are 398 puplls of whom l I0 are freshmen EDITOR S NOTE Flhough La Reata IS a Senlor Hlgh School pubhcatlon flnanced by the students and wrltten by the students lt has been our custom slnce the two JUDIOI' hrgh schools were establlshed three years ago to glve as much space as possrble to plctures and wrxtten account of the actlvltles of these schools ln recognltxon of the good Splflt whlch ex 1sts between all the schools of the Albuquerque Public Schools lt IS our wlsh that the pupils from Washlngton and Lmcoln wxll all come on to Senlor Hlgh School and enjoy the dut1es and prlv lleges of our school as we have enjoyed them To the Personnel of Future A H S Students you have had departmental work ln your umor l-hgh schools that lsas b en very smmllar to that of S '1 or bl gh s hool you have had your athletlc actlutles your literary and artlstlc organx zatlons you have had your mus cal and dramau act1w1t1 s you ha 1 felt the spxrlt of loyalty to vour partlcular school On the basls of past experlences rn work and ID plav you should now know what outside 3CtlV1ty IS of especlal mterest to you Hake you ex er heard upper classmen say Who ew er expects any thmg of a sophomore3 You wlll soon have your opportunlty to show this h h school that sophomores can dc a xauety of thtngs and oo th 'n veil S ho a ship comes flrst of course because that IS the very foundatlon for the ex lstence of our publlc school system The makmg of men and women howew er IS to be the fxnal result of thls tramlng 1n scholarshlp Make your New Year s Resolutxon at the beglnnlng of September and keep It throughout the year It should be as follows l Wlll do my best to make of myself the kmd of man or woman I am capable ol bemv bv falthfulness to duty which shall b mamfest frrst m mv school work l wlll also flnd my place ln the act1v1t1es of my school and thereby prepare myself for partlclpatlng IH the actlvltxes of the communlty ln wh ch l shall l1W6 after l quxt going to school ky! lJ5 AE . e ' . e- . - ' a- , . - g, ff 'f If A 4' If 1 - 1 1, - 5 8 , E , X WL gi X . - 7 ll K 0 1 X V . 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Shall We be as green as grass IS3 Wlll you wlsh we had not come3 Can t you see that we are thrlfty That we ll help you make thmgs hum3 When you want to have a ball game When you want to have a play Send us out to sell the tlckets And we re sure you ll wxn the day Don t accuse us please of bOaSt1Hg We re not valn as you can see And we re mce as we can be I37 l 2 7 1 We're just happy little children l XP HR gl 3 me OL R LJENERAL AIM Ever smce the begmnmg of the world the one alm of mankmfl has been to lmproye Through lmprovements only have We gamfd the modern standard of llvmg Our ancestors of the stone affe lm proved upon thelr stone weapons as thelr descendents of later ages people IS further lmprovements lmprovements ln weapons ln tm plements used ln mdustrles ln workmg condltlons ln pOlltlCS xn ed ucat1on m everythlng of v1tal mterest to man ln preparlng thls annual we the members of the La Reata staft of l9Z6 haue sought to honor our school by lmprovlnv our annuil vxherexer we could We haxe trled to profit by the experlences of former staff members by the cr1t1c1sm of our readers and oy th advxce all lnterested 1n us and our accompllshments IH any Way partlcular we have trled to lmprove the General arrangement of the book and to glVC our publxcatlon Greater unlty through a more url form adherence to one theme 1n all art work We smcerely hope that ln thls La Reata the students of A H 5 Wlll flnd an account of events and actlvltles of their school days Wlilfll Wlll ln later years be a happy remmder of the most pleasant days of thelr lxves Students xt IS your duty to make the most of your hlgh school and college days lf you do not wlsh regrets to take the place of ac compllshments rn later years Do your best always As the SHVIPQ goes We get out of llfe no more than we put lnto It May the I927 La Reata be even better than this for lmprove ment IS our motto The ll-Cllf01' g..,5-2--QQE---1.22 +-LQ ,ij l38 TISFIW' K f X , ' - -R .5 - . ' ' 'K' AJJ A4 K -1 tx gf' x ,ze- P' - -- ---f - f '- ' ' DU' G I.. 4:01761 pt l' l at 0' K 1 as x ff -pf f Qc " 'W "T f, X 7 gg, c c . Q X, A ifzfff if K V- ff f ,rf ff, . Kg X All X Q l Q , N I I l . . . , , I . P . ' D ,lr ' T3 Y . t, rmproved upon thelr agricultural implementsg yet the great aim of My . . I . . y . . - gli . . . . . 1 ' ' , , nb ' ' ' Q f A , . . . 4 A y J 1 Q , , , A , c . . . . . 7. In If . . . V I ' 7 ' D ' . 1 1 a n 4 ng' I o - ' ' ,f 'v ' , J , . . . W VJ I n 1 n . l .4 L A l ' , ' . 1 . . . i Y Y I . . D 5 ' . . Q A - 5 . . ' 1 . , .. k.. l 41 J if llx-ues. ' 'H 'i XWNX -.5 - , a" ' ' l AADT :M . OUR BOOSTERS Who are our boosters3 Well we shall not say anythlng about those members of the staff who have camped on your trall untxl vou subscrlbed for our annual That were necessary of course but when you stop to think that the most that we can hope to sell would be one annual to each student rn school you wlll reallze that the present subscrlptlon rate of seventy frve cents only a small portron of the cost 18 covered by our subscrlptlons Where do we get the rest of the money3 That IS the question that comes to us every year from our exchanges The greatest smgle source of mcome IS of course the semor class play whxch IS grven annually m order that we may prmt our book wlthout advertrsements Several clubs also came to the rescue thls year The Home Economlcs Club voted to use club dues to pay for 1ts page ln the annual the Webster and Roosevelt debatmg socletres gave a candy sale at the Varlety Shovs to pay for thelr pages The Englxsh IV classes asslsted by Mrs Snyder and MISS Mrller nn the acts glven between the orlglnal plavs presented the Varlety Show to flnance the Feature Sectlon Tue Grrls League and the Fellows Club gave the proceeds of thelr car mval to fmance the athletlc sectlon and the proceeds of the sale of The Bullet were applled on the expenses of the Admmlstratlon Sec tlon The staff members and artlsts worked hard to send copy to tl'e engraw ers m t1me to earn the trme dlscounts Are not these the best boosters any publlcatron could possess? L R OUR PRINTER lVl Carleton has a reputatlon ln our school for two thlnffs n partlcular hrs farthful boostmg for athletics and hls falthful loyaltx to La Reata HIS patlence wlth hls pupxls has extended also to the staff of La Reata To hxm we owe the clearness of copy and th bmdrng of thrs volume We are proud to say that our annual 1 prlnted entxrely ln our own school plant It IS thls whxch makes Lt possrble to prmt suclc a book at less than cost Don t forget also that Mr Carleton superlntends the prmtmg of our humor sheet and our br weekly newspaper L R OUR ARTIST We have been unusually fortunate thxs year rn hav 0' a senlor to handle all the art work of thls eclltxon Vlfe are proud of Hope Wrley because we believe that lt 1S largely through hrs efforts s highly pralsed by our engravers that thls edxtlon of La Reata wrll be placed not only among the best annuals ever publrshed by A H S but by the ordmary hrgh school the same srze as Albuquerque H1 lc X -ff ffl ff' I39 'fd-52,- -.,. -,. - ' t ,.,. - , "'T" T' 'f , , , , ' ' Y- , I, I- -nf' " . 5. 53x 'cy F elff, . w' X l - . 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'sg' School It IS through the VISIOH as well as the accuracy of Workman Shlp of our art editor that we have been able to follow one theme throughout thls volume L R WE RE ON THE MAP Thtat A H S IS on the map thxs year may be proved by thc folowmg enumeratlon l Our school won honorable mentlon by the Scholastlc 5 the contrlbutlons our students made to that magazme Z Our graduates were pralsed by Dr St Clalr of the State Unlversltty for accompllshments IH Engllsh tests 3 Other graduates attendlng Eastern Unlx ersltles have earned honor grades ln such unlversltles as Yale Kansas UH1VCTSltV George Washxngotn Unlverslty and Unlverslty of Pennsylvanla 4 Our students have partlclpated ln the followmg state and natlonal contests Chemlcal Essay Contest D A R Essay Contest Natlonal Qratorlcal Contest Good Roads Essay Contest Colonlal Daughters Patrlotlc Essay Contest State Basketball Tournament State Oratorlcal and Declamatory Contests State Track Meet Dlstrlct and Stale Typmg Contests Natlonal Typlng and Shorthand Contests State Muslc Contest Are we proud of our hlgh school3 ust Jom us and fmd out L R SENIORS The name SENIOR holds wlthm ltself the varlous good qual ltlCS of the SCDIOYS of the 1926 class stands for t e slncerlty of each classman stands or t e earnestness ln our school work stands or t e necesslty of further knowledge stands or t e ll'ltClllgCI'lCC of our class stands or e orgamzatxons of whlch we are members stands or t e regularxty of our class S stands for the spmt of our class All of these qualltles have become part of us through the un tlrlng efforts of our smcere teachers and our supermtendent We have enjoyed these days and wlsh future prosperlty to all our schoolmates The Senxor Edltor umm.. 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Q 41, ff I 1 - P1 I A . fx, "- ,AASB X -,,,,- - " ' E xjviff- - -5 'S .QL A-I-L.,-. 7 mxwfl XYXXRX fgi?- fl' t V 553 K sf :iii Q., -1-1,41 THE HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Soclety IS the most 1mport'mt organlzatron ln the Albuquerque Hrgh School because xt IS based prxmarlly upon scholar ship Nlembershlp ln the Honor Soclety therefore IS the greatest honor to be conferred upon any pupll ln the hrgh school Ellglbxllty for membershlp xn thls socxety IS based on points awarded for excellence 1n currlculum studles and ln outslde act1v1t1f-s The number of points requlred are ten eight of whlch must be made m regular subjects A grade of E. ln a solrd counts three pomts and Q. two poxnts A student earnmg a letter ln any branch of athletlcs us granted two pomts There are many other ways by whlch polnts may be earned such as for commerclal awards ln debatmg and ora tory dramatlcs and operetta llterary awards actmg as presldent ot varlous orgamzatxons and work on the La Reata and Record Members elected to the socxety have the prlvlledge of wearmg a sllver A for one semester ln case a pupll ns not elected the followlng semester he must lmmedlately return hls p1n The sllver A becomes the property of the student at the tlme of graduatlon lt he 1S a member lf he has been ellgxble for flve semesters and lf he does not recleve a gold A All students who have completed twelve credlts of work and who have been ehglble to membershlp for anv flVC semesters lnclud mg the slxth or lf havlng carrled extra work have been ehglble to membershlp whlle completmg ten credlts are awarded the honor of wearlng a gold A the remainder of thelr hlgh school course provlded they contmue at the Albuquerpue Hugh School and are ellglble to membershlp ln the society The gold A becomes the property of those members of the graduating class who have been ellglble to membershlp for seven semesters provldlng that not over elfrht semesters had been requlred for the completlon of the hlgh school course of slxteen credlts Many of the students of the A H S are wearlng sxlver A s whlle some are the proud owners of gold A s However It IS not only the present puplls of the school who own these plns for many members of the l925 graduatlng class have them l4l Y .,,..,- f f A .f F' -f, .,. " f '- L - A. , ,Lure L A R x V I -4 1 L , - - ' 1 1 . . . . . . N 1 ' ! N . . . . Y ' Y - 1 s 9 U , . .. , . .. u - , ' Y 9 - 1 ' 7 Y L ! S 'Y c 5 . . . . . . . , . . . . .. , "' I ,.,,,,,,f'-. ' . - ,, v , Q! f H.. --...M .V , . ' Q 4-LA ' . - , , 4 ' ,- .pf if-"H--N---......,,.. 5--'J4'O'x --5, , Y Q, - - ' ""'a14-au,.r.x.,4" 5 .1 -f HONOR SOCIETY FIRST SEMESTER 1 ,f 1 , K , 2 . Aifcfx- '. . f3'LA' "f:5,- l,- f:53,:?gy.3Sl"i'x'-.ss:4gS-1-El-sf..f. ,:',.,.4g, ,f l42 "4""4'4Jl--44 sg.- 'lhc follovvm 19 1 l1st of tu semor who were members of th Honor SOC1Cty at the tlme of gradu rtlon ln 196 I ht Ima Ad tm old Dorothy 'Nlcl aughlxn IQILIIBTCI Arlcdge I OUISQ Ut strclch fgold Ilorencc Hrucg cmann goldjvlarle Owen fgold Xdc line C hiv L fgoldl Irma Qraclcel fgold Qlxdys DOYTIS fgoldj Xllce Eakes Ethel Freed X encrandi butlerrez Erna I-lauser I3 lee .Iudd fgold I eo Lewmson The followmg are the members Maxme Ackerman V9 1ll Atkmson Vlfllbrod Chauxln Amta Ayala Edna Decroot Barbara Eller Ethel Erlandson fgold Catherlne Fee Rebecca Fee Dorothy Fell Cyrena Ferree Isabel Guy Luclle I-lays I enore Han ey Stella Hofhems I ellcltas Lujan IDBI! ht Ixeller Mars Lum ston Robe rt 'Nordhius gold I 1ll1an U Bannon 'XIX rtle Perce I mnces Perdue fgold Nettle Prgman I lx ulnn Allce Ram l1n l43I Ruby I c r cc I enore Icttlt fgold I lorencc I ovx ell I red Pyle 'Xlar an Ranev fgold Vw lllldlll Reed Vw allace Sher1dan Ray mond Stamm 23 for the first semeste Ike Redmond Grace RICE 'VIonte May Rlley Ruth Rrley Audrey Rutherford Clara Sell Esther Sell Wllson Shaver 'Vlargaret Shortle gold Helen Shartzer Lucllle Slaten Bern ce Smlth Gladys Smrth Lourse Smlth Charlotte Squ1ers Xllen Stamm Qlaud Stex enson I CYNIS Stex enson ohn Stron Eleanor Tax lor Vlanuel Torres Bertha Walker Allce VI est old 'Nlarnn XX lex e- . .. 4444,-v '-""""4--gs.,A , ,rg 4-2a..4,e.t ' .1 ,,... 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YN N11 T I 1 SE 1 11 4 1 1 1 , Q 'Q ' S f --1 Z 173 11 ' g1e11 . 1 Q1 1 1 k 1 I T c ' X' N Y A ' '3 . l ig' YV A . x K v 4 w 5 2 V ' 1 ' 2 Qu v 1 U1 A 1'11"'-"-F "-flf -- 1 1-T-Y g...jljf1:: 31275-'shi-3,'.j' f-,,,,j-'. f'-3 J: ' 3""' '- 1441 HONOR SOCIETY SECOND SEMFSTER , J 2.93333 We 11553 Z MW SENIOR MEMBERS Charles Rice Editor 111 Chief Ina Kimbrough Senior Editor ohn Strong Athletic Editor Mary Livingston Literary Editor Sammle BIa1r C1rcuIat1on Manager H1Ima Lee Eklund Assistant C 1rcuIat1on Manager Virginia Hervey Editor of Departments Ike Redmond Alumni Editor Emma Stein Dramatic Editor Hope Wiley Art Editor JUNIOR MEMBERS Ted Magee unior Editor Lucius Barnett Associate Editor Mannie Poster unior Athletic Editor Lena Vaio Humor Editor Lewis Stevenson Recorder of Auditorium and Calendar SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Frank Riordan Sophomore Editor Maxine Ackerman Editor of Organizations Robert Macpherson Humor Assistant Grace Rice Staff Assistant Barbara E Phillips Faculty Adviser and Business Manager Yqldxi 2-ZH iSSkrA+-xiEf?'3M4eM X' J 'A I 4 6 ,QLSYX x M V , - N 1 7 -"' 'x' 1- f I Q - 1- 1, , 1 S - f ' ' vt , sf .lg f A V ,fi YI ' Q . y . . 5. - I I . . ' f ' , - Y v . . , . , . I 'f . . 1 . I 1 . 1 Y- n ' , u n n 3 . 1 I . 1 , . ' . . I. Georgia Ferrell, Junior Circulation Assistant ' 1 KM Y , . 1 I 1 W , I 4 I 1 or so F- ' T' ". -.5-. Nxss.- - I , --A-':-X-s . . V- . ".L:..j-g,2,,:5.,a-' 4--L. 1.14 1- f 5 V -Y-':?'Cx R I ' -a.4g,.,QY- f , I .......,,,,,,,t,....Af-+----....,,,,, ,CL ,---"'f'i' HOML ELONOMILS QLUb M155 QOEIZ and Miss VIFRL wc Adwsms The Home Economics Clulm was org, xmzcd March 6 l926 The prseent enrollment of the club IS snxtx sex en E1 ery grrl who IS to this club lhe mectlngs WlllCh have b en held regularly smce orgamzatlon are few but have been lntenselx mterestm The club IS sponsorlng the annual Fashlon Show also lt has sponsored several exhlbxts We trust that thls club has become 3 permanent actluty ln thls school ancl wlll nexer fall to grow ln members ancl well clolng Skt I2 , h3AV,,,.......+ 0-'vr l47l Q3 V I n , , 'J , ,I .I I I an Xakii' ..- - f - ' ' ' 0.4.4 44 1 5. . ,. QT 4 1 1 1 1 y w w ' - -1 A A 1' Y. , A ' Y .vi . I lv ' studying or has studied Home Economics at least one year is eligible u Ya u o a Y u Y ah ly, Kg! Q! Wmmxxxxx W Mlm 1' ' 4- L ,.-- -- ' ' " - - -. - Q4 , N. ' N X 4,,. sf Nix , -. 41'N'5'7f7v fn 'J J 4 X133 - A X . N.: X' x xx X I XXXL- .7 "' ' ' I 1 W1 Y , - , 1 " 'V M 'Rfk ,' -.lil y f, I .' wg t , - 7 , , O- Y' - Fi EL . . lil . ' .. 5' ' f lla' UQ ' ' Q all - ' - 8 ' l ' if V . - . , . Xxxxx x ,.1 If X fp ' Q 'Xif -4 . . fb n h. . . - rn , . ,., . . ,Q . . CD ' . 'Y' . ' ' . ' . 2 'IIA' ' ' . CD ,l' f ffl' - ' . la , H' ' 0 , - V Ig' ' l ' u I 'I -4 , ' .- W ' I 'I ... , V' cg W . . 1 gh ' ' ' .A 2 I, 4 I? I . . , . . 54' ' - u , . , .f ll' ' U 5- L' 1' - . A I L I 1 If v - 5 . ' . g . - . r- . ' 0 - I Z . , ' g - ' ' - . K K .. -. .. -. . x A --, . 4 ,J-F XX N -, - - ' " "'-'-sf , I-,, s , Nggk M- - ess--- -f V 555 55555 Upon OCCHSIODS which celebrate the memory of a natxonal hero the dedlcatlon of a magmflcent blllldlng the foundatxon of a college or some other lmportant event or object ln the hlstory of the natxon those who plan the program select some one who IS conspxcuous for hls 1nHuence as a good cltlzen or for h1s commendable deeds They select one who can speak fluently and logxcally Furthermore the OCCHSIOH demands dlgnxty and formallty Needless to say the mformal unprepared speech would be out of place upon such an occasion Few men and women are ever called upon to dellver an oratxon perhaps but the multltudes lxsten and most men and women are called upon at some tlme to glve speeches upon occasions that demand clear heads and a formal dlgnlfled manner The ordmary demands upon the good taste of a cltxzen requlre that each be able to sense the dlfference between an occaslon whlch demands dlgnlty and formallty as well as loglcal thinking and the occaslon which wlll be approprlately met by an lnformal speech Courses ln oratory and debate and de f t nded to develop manllness and womanllness and thelr accompanlments of polse an ec g duct to develop loglcal reasonmg powers to tram pupxls to thlnk clearly and to act readlly ln tlmes of embarrassment to develop ln puplls 1n1t1at1ve and cooperatlon and to teach puplls concernmg the responslbllltles of cltlzenshxp C1 t ortumtles than have ever been provlded for puplls rea er opp ln the debatlng socxetles have been planned for next year The plan d Fl P o Tex Involves a trlangular debate wlth Phoenlx AIIZOHH an as -5 Lgxx The Roosex elt De-batmg Soc etv won the declslon ln the annual Audltorlum debate May I3 l9Z6 X X xx l48 Ss! XX Shelton Frances Stern Claude Stex enson L wxs St venson LOUISE QQQZVZL? xx wmwlxxxxxxx The ofhcers of the Roosevelt Debatlng Soclety for thls sem ster are Howard Wegs preslclent lD3Vld lVl1tchell vlce preslclent Bermce Smlth secretary ohn Strong sergeant at arms The Roosevelts have quxte a large membership thxs year and should have a strong SOClCty next vear lf you don t belleve thrs just watch us wln our debate and conquer our rnals tne Wlebst rs trme after tlme Our team whlch wlll vanqulsh the Vvebsters ln our annual audltorlum debate IS composed of Howard Wevs Wllson Shaver and Dora Herby So far thls year each soclety has won one lnter soclety debate and thus the audltorlum cl bate seems of more xmportance thls year than ever before Other members who have taken an actxve part ln the Roos velt Debatlng SOCl6ty are Wxll Atklnson Nathalyn Ash K nneth Ball Benjarmn Barth Wxlllam Beasley Nellxe Clark Barbara Clayton Maclalme Easley Katherme Eggleston Donald Garcla Bob Harrls Lenore Hervey Grace Cook Ellzabeth Hays Dora Herby Hennetta enkms l..aRu K nnedy Lou s Mann Dorothv McCa n a lf: Cox Fred Nohl Bruce McRae Paullne Meyers I49 fzfz . 4"",7ffy- , k " ' "'A'f., V K, I ' 'A iles' ' '45 , g 1 iff- Q K4 . 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A - ' J In I YV' , -I ' ,ru 1,-, .wi N5 I SK. xx wx MISS LEASE Aduser ln th1s school tern1 there hake been only a few d nt s h tw: en the two honorable socletles hut we can hardly y Q tl o 0 Wu tramped hen ath th sod I fart w re Gad to ax l are one of the w nners I1 th lnter soc ety d l ates Y Q hard to h mg hack he old r co1d tor th ot my lat t 1 1 1 t years avo and last year 'lhe ma1or1t3 of th m m ms th s xcar haw taken a great 1nterest 1n th dehat s and att 11.1 rl th tl U rr 1arly All members of the SOCIPYV haxe tal n fl L ll at lea 1 on debate Ceha Glassman Ethel Erlarclson and Ga 1 chosen forthe lnt 1 So 1ctx Aud1to1'1um D hate wr W llur L au 1 IS last dehate IQ to h IC J ff kno down and drag out T e q11est1on tor dehate 1 Resolved That m1l tary tramlrof hould he compulsory 1n Amerlcan Lolleges lsahel Guy and Mae Stlrrat The ofhcers of th SOC1CtV are L1ll1an Qharlton presldent Ethel Erlandson v1ce pres1dent and lna Evelyn Klmbrough secretary treasurer Our meetlngs were held th hrst and thlrd Thursdays 1n each month We are leaunff wlth hxgher hopes tor the commg school term ISO 5 Qgwhsk A359 Ykk Y 1 0 I' , ., J -A 1 0, .- 'Qt . 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Q, 1 QF- 'J H " W N , 1 3- QM 1 if f-'P P7-A :" ,j 1 , f f 1 - H'f,g:"1 ' K ' QI 1 J 1 it V MJ 3 3. 1 51 ,D 53 1 'wmv W , . f ,J 'D 5 1,1 , 1 h ' ' L fs 'j ' : : ' Q in 'cr ll J V 'I ' , -c 11 , N' .A 111s-,Sm Q ' 'A U.. 2' IU . D.. 3. 2 W, 1 . 1311 ' ,J ,H , f-D ry I S ,D 53 J 1, ' ' 1 ' ' " A . ' H 1 A 1 '-1 " ' x Q . 1 -. ' 1 f- 77' .J C IJ 1 ., 1.1 15 up r. --ti? in 't Q tl? 11 F 1 ". Ni- Y X - L - . : - - A A .1 ' if---fff A 1 '-' X'-X A 1 1 - . , 1 1- -. - , , , - xg- Q 1 . A 'L - " ' . X X A. gagwxitL,i,,i,,-'gf'-" X - 1 I xxx'-'-if veg-.xx-5 m .L "' 0 il? 5 ,If X 1 x .il 'J H V I ti fi , , , r ' f-fre-s.f,..-- ,--. . ' f 1' it , f . v , . - - I ifgrrrrirrii is . If 2 1 3. li 1. Our Art Editor was chosen this year on the competitive basis between members of the La Reata Art Club of which Miss Shanks was adviser, assisted by Miss Phillips. Never before have we re- ceived such praise from our engravers as we received this year re- garding the work of Hope Wiley which appears in this publication and the work by Edgar Spauldnig which they regarded as second only to Hope s Other members also did very creditable work which promises a lively contest for the art editorship of next year s annual Members of La Reata Art Club as shown in the picture below are Back Row Thelma Rumley Dorothy Daley Mary ohnson Dorothy Coulter and lna Miller Middle Row Louise Clark Audrey Rutherford and Barbara Clayton Front Row Hope Wiley Richard Milner Claude Stevenson and William Beasley wed I5 N . It . X . i : U Y ,I 7 X I ' M, ' z , , Lv 'L' ' lil : . 1 . . ! ! E ' ' . Eh I il L I A lli 1, A 5 K Q l Q 1. it . H Y in AL 1 li 'uv 4 fl. SLQMQ a' V 5 - 41- - - :Sl . '.- -.4 5 .glJ?'- ff i i 4 L gifs, f 7?!,,,-:P-'--af, I!! Jggl, 11f,r.',Qf . T xg -- --4 -if XQQX Q7 5Q5?5??l5?'??l??W55 The Correspondence C lub was organized four years afvo with tht purpose of brlnglng the voung people ln foreign countrles closer to the young people of Amerlca Each member of the club has a forelgn correspondent The ldea of correspondlncf IS that the letters sent from students rn the Albuquerque Hlgh School wlll ald the vounff forelgner ln learnlnv the Engllsh language and enable the Amerxcan students to learn more about the CuStOms and ways ot the foreigners to whom they wrxte The meetlngs of the club are held the second and fourth Wednes days of each month Each program Gwen deals with a lOI'PlUn country Officers for thls year were Cella Classman pres1dent Mary Lxvln s o X ce pr sr Callle Lynch secretary treasurer MIS? Wxcklund dlrector J xsmsksig 11 X -,,-.qc lv ,.,,-f I5 2 1 F, fm-2, L' 'f Ni J ' I - Y fs - - - Y.w ' 1 fi f f ' V V' 3 fl - . . ' . . ' .5 V Y' K I - nl r . - . r - :ff an . 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V A I . gr, X , , i 'IT' 'VJ if i A s -as N as c .2 -QIJQX A c - - ' L ' 'SP' aff 'J' '-1-.N M f A-ana, imrrrarfrri ir ra MISS KIEKE and MISS GGDDARD Advxsers The Qommerclal Club was organlzed thls year to arouse a great er mterest rn the commerclal department and to brlng the puplls mto clo cr contact wlth the modern l'7US1l'19SS methods used by the bus: Ht ss man There are 85 members rn thxs club The officers are as follows Eleanore Olson presldent Laurence Hme v1ce presldent and Ralph Becker secretarv and treasurer The students have taken part IH the programs at the dlfferent meetmgs by plano solos readings songs etc At a meetlng Frlday March 26 46 awards were gn en out to students who had entered contests The awards count toward the two polnts outslde actlvrtles for membershlp ln the Honor Soclety Booklceeplng awards were gn en to students completlng Set One of the 20th Centurv Bookkeeplng wlth a grade of E. or G The fol lowmg won awards for this ohn Russell Bermce Smlth llll an O Bannon Dorothy McGee Mary Lxvlngston Howard Bambrook Fletcher Bowman Hugh Crooks Rebecca Fee Richard Gore Ellza beth Hays ane Llvlngston Frances Nolan Margaret Nolan Amv Parrlsh Transcrlptlon certlflcates are awarded to students who produce ln 45 mlnutes a 95 per cent transcrlptlon of a 300 word dxctatlon at the rate of 60 words a mlnute Mary l..1v1ngston Lllllan O Bannon Anme Salazar Velma Wllson Rebecca Fee Amy Parrxsh Eleanor Sadler Camllle Morelll oe Massaglla Emma Stem Competent Typist Certlflcates were glven to lrene Aragon LOUISE Round Alma Holllday Anme Sala7ar Paul Relter Samuel Strong oe Massaglla Ruchanda PHISHHO Rebecca Fee Gladys Bass Order of Artlstlc Typlsts awards were granted to Gino Mat teuccl Laurence Hlne Ruth Bergqulst Ralph Becker flrst year students lrene Aragon Louise Round Sam Strong second year Senlor O A T awards were glven to Mary Llvmgston and L11 lran O Bannon who also won a gold p1n Amy Parrxsh Rebecca Fee and Loulse Round have also won awards for typlng work ln the dlstrlct typmg contest Amv Parrlsh won flrst and Marv Llvxngston second ID second year work Laurence Hme won flrst and Gmo Matteuccl second among flrst year students There IS a contest among the students to see who can attam the greatest number of awards Amy Parrlsh has e1ght Mary Llvlng ston Rebecca Fee and l..1ll1an O Bannon have seven and Cam Ile Morelll has flVC I5 3 M. ,,,fW,Wl, e A f r - if fa A 'S . xl' . 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J' Lg JS :QR gn:-J V , , .A -,-f ,- , J , ,V , - ,, . fffff " f ' l 55 55555355 A cepaltur IYOHI tl e .1Q1?1lCUSlOYI1 of hay If 1 1 cl ar a IC 1 b was made last fall when th two ClL1DQ were orfan17 d lhe unlor Semor Dramatlc club was the larger haxmof a membershlp ol nearlx elghty It was lmposslble to present enough plays durlng the year to g we every member an opportumtv to appear once Many ot the members however appeared ln oth r dramatxc performances of the school such as the un or Play the Semor Varletv qhow the Qarmxal the Operetta and the Semor Class Play Besldes taking part before the footllghts members of the club pavnted scenery secured propertxes conducted advcrtnslng and tlcket sellmg campaigns and performed many other tasks not hexghtened by the glamour of the stage At the beglnnmg of the year a one act lrlsh comedy Spreading the News was presented The cast for thls conslsted of the follow mg Fred Crawford LaRue Kennedv Lorena Shelton Edwm Evans Sam Blalr George DIXOH George Mackey Fred Nohl Smlth Connell and Mlldred Barnhart Although most of the semors wlll leave the club thlS year by graduatlon the club wlll be recrulted from members of the present Sophomore Dramatlc Club Next year Wlll offer an mcreaslng num ber of advantages and opportumtles for self government and for servlce by offermg entertalnment to others N 'X-.-,231 qswe- '- '5 Nkgxmxl- l54l K Erriiigifggrri 2 0 iid: MR 'NIXRSHALI Aduser 'df' 'fa-,, f 'h ll1c bophomore Dr1n1at1e Club was or C1 for tlu fi t llSl till to prfpire tlu members for future dlEiITlfltlC work lNell1e Clark was elected presldent and Georgla Dean T1tswortl1 sc e ns organxzut on now has lortx m ml rs but ln n n -. 1 grtat eral ol work could be done tlvs xe.1r lhe memb s U10 luxe at tl1 end of tl11s x ar enouvh eredlts to make them Junlors Will lx c lglale fOl memberslup 111 the umor Semor Dramatle Club m September A one act plaw entltled All Cummed Lp was p c-Qertecl vslth the followmg cast .,, ,-,,,-.1-.r -".l4'.ff'f',, effrle Flremame frank Bfnwxer Henrletta l-remalne LCI S1 n Qeorge Bartlett Howau IYYP Mrs Bwrtlett an flwab tl1 l0l1'fs1o1 Mlnter erl S R cl " 'ay 1 -fr' , -f 'fl "'-5, , 1 ISS I4- V .A4,.,,qI . 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' "5-C7411 .'.r1,r.1-1 - J ' A v - Qv -fs: h was L17 MISS HENDRICKS and MISS O KEEFE Advmers The l..at1n Club IS a new lnstltutlon ln the hugh school thls year As a general rule a club IS only expected to get started ln the nr t year of nts exlstence However the latln Qlub dld far more than just get started So far thls vear five meetlngs haxe been held and there Wlll be at least two more Probably the greatest achlevement of the Latm Club was a play put on by the students of the CICCYO and Vlrgll classes called A Roman School Th1S play was first presented to the Latln Club and was held here thls year The rest of the programs have conslsted of short plays and talks MISS Wlcklund gave 1 very lnterestlng descrxp txon of MCXICO Clty at one of the meetlngs and MISS l-lendrxcks gaxe an mterestmg lecture on her trlp to Pompeu and Rome last summer The ofhcers elected for thlS year were Lewls Stevenson presx dent Wlll Atklnson VICC presldent Allce Rawllngs secretary treasurer A system of monitors was also put 1nto use Nbbbbugsffg ln 1 x X ,-..-.-1 kb! l56 .qA'NQx . K 1 -- "-- 1, - ' .ff - -" . XT ' 1 of , YXi"! l f j. J v 1 ii, . . l .... . t . Y U V, x . Y I O . , S ' 4 . n I a I I t later to the Latin Department at the State Teachers Convention which g ' . . ' K ' . . ' . - j I . . , . - . 1 . 1 . x 1 ,N V- 4 . 7 1 2, f Q, 5 7 f l 1 p , K g R .-,N Y NT 1 EL"- ig ,X . h xx V - L1,,15f3'lL , x xwx xxv f X J E 5551355 551 51 Mr Mozley MISS C8516 Spencer lVl1ss Maude qpencer AdXlS6TS Are you lnterested ln SCICDCC3 Take a look at thls then The SCICHCC Club was orgamzed durmg the year 1925 and nts purpose IS to further the mterest of students of the Albuquerque Hlgh School 1n the study of sclence We hope that lt wlll succeed The meetmgs thxs year were wery mterestmg Of course at the first one the officers were elected Those elected were Gertrude Magee presldent Fred Allen VICC presxdent Allce Rawlmgs sec retary At each of the followlng meetmgs five or sxx of the members gave talks on dlfferent sclentlfic subjects Some of the talks gxven during the year were entrtled The l'uture of the Motion Plcture Electro Magnetlc Vlfaves Sound Vxbratlons Gunpowder and many others that were very lnterestmg ust a word of advlce to Sophomores unlors and SCHIOTS to b If you want somethmg real lnterestmg Joln the Scxence Club I am sure that we of the outgolng Senlors who were m the Sclence Club thls year got a lot from It and are not sorry for the tlme vse have spent on It Here s luck to the Sclence Club may It QUYVIXC all ltS trxals and trlbulatlons and come out glorlous m the end l57 at-.,. ..- - . , d M, V ,.,., , U - , f17":- ' . 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The regular staff was composed of XX mrfred St mm erlltor IH chlef Lllllan Charlton and Margar t Shortle senlor reporters ohn Reldy and Rlchard Rlley junior reporters Ma y l-lelen lxflillglll h and Merwvn Slaten sophomore reporters Percy Dams and C org Mossman cxrculatlon managers M1ssH1ckman as chlef advlser was aSSlStCd by Mr Carla ton MISS Mlller and Mr 'Vlarshall The Senlor staff that put out the noble Chrlstmas edltlon was composed of the followlng Wxnlfred Stamm Vlfglnla Hervey Alle Nordhaus The adviser for thls edition was the senlor class adviser MISS Dlxon The Junlor Staff whlch edlted one IS ue of The Record con slsted of the followmg members ohn Reldy R1 hard Rlley Lewrs Stevenson Wllson Shaver Roger lVlcElhaney oe Dee Eddleman Mary Sadle Norment and LaRue Kennedy MISS Hlckman was also advlser for thxs xssue On the whole The Record of thls vear made conslderabl progress over the experlences of former years und r th earnest leadershlp of 1ts edltor ln chlef XX lnlfred Stamm Besldes those on the regular staff who earned the lterarv em blem for work well done were ohn Russell XX llson Shaver Margaret Cox Ted Magee Gordon VIWIHD Roger Mclilhanev Ray Hogan Rebecca Fee Wlll Atk1HSOH and l aulme l eslle Hereafter memb rshlp on lmhe Record staff IS to be consxd red even more an honorarv pos tlon than IH pruous yea s and will b appolnted by the Englxsh depurtm nt teachfrs from those stud nts who make appllcatlon for the posltlon NQTE Pxctures of the regular staff ar lncluded ll the l-eatur S ctxon rn order to keep thls pace for this artlcle which the staff so thoroughly d served H-1-3-lb-22-1 X'-mxasm 'Q M l58 .J-'-4-4x4-L -1n.4,Q f,49.1.-Cf-1,2 JJ 17.+55?l7f"7L7A-"'?LQ7! 3767!-'WE -tag-"""f"" may fgffjgf ffvsljzm, r MISS RUFFNER Advlser Hlgh School ID l9Z4 It prox ed to be such a success that It was rcorqanlzed thls year lhe purpose of thls club IQ to promote and sponsor the mterests nn mathematlcs The officers are Robert C XX!llSOD president l OUISC Mann VICC presldent LOUISE Cox secre ary treasurer Many lnterestlng programs were held to create lnterest Some of the most lnterestlng phases of the actnxtles lncluded the findlng of the Fourth Dxmenslon solxlng of equatlons and a debate be tween members on the question Resolved that the Lnxted States should make the Metrlc system compulsory Much tlme and IDN es tlgatlon has been spent to determme hovs much mathematlcs IS neces ary ln the varlous courses Our work has been very pleasmg and we extend a hearty mvlta tlon to the student body to Joln us next year x .1 r . ff .a...4. 'wr K 'J ,A-ZH: ' ' 5 L., A-we f mfa Q -fe "' -M -J l59l 7 J I W4 7,7 YY Y gl 5 -.., U, if -3,-I wh V .. s-5-awww: ,, E 1 , G The first mathematical society appeared in the Albuquerque ' Xr's " wx, KX X X III ff 19 23 1 vu -X r ,fr X Eg'ga'i"- . K A s Y -k a . - J V Y- - - ,Li , - ' ' .4 V -. 1 4 GIRLS LEAGUE Miss JARDINE Advlser The Girls League a SOClCfV orfranlzed ln 1916 for the purpose of promotlng the hrgh ldeals of true womanhood courtesy of speech and manner slmpllclty loyalty and honor among the girls of the school has accomplished a great deal thus vear On October 7 the meetlng of the league was held after school for the purpose of helplng the gxrls get acquamted The glrls first went to the audntorxum where they enjox ed a delxghtful program After th1s refreshments were serv ed ln the gymnaslum On October I9 at a meetlng of the league lVlrs Medlar told the glrls about her tr1p to Europe especlally Egy pt The Sophomore glrls had charge of the meeting on November I6 They presented a comlcal scene from Romeo and ullet On December 4 some of the glrls of the gym classes gave a Health program The mam features were a play entltled The Health Clty and some demonstratlons of health CXCYCISCS MISS lVl1ller the gym teacher gave a short talk on health On December I the unlor Hlgh School glrls gave a Chrlstmas program The mam features were sex eral dances bv these g1rls On Chrlstmas Eve some of the glrls of the league took a Chrlst mas tree some presents and the food for a Chrlstmas dmner to Toby and hls famlly The glrls also wrapped some dolls for the Red Cross whlch were sent to the lndlans at Zla The Spamsh glrls had charge of the meetmg on anuary 8 and they gave several mterestmg Spanlsh songs and dances At a regular meetmg of the league on March I Mrs Threlkeld told the glrls about the play Salnt oan On February I2 the Glrls League and Fellows Club gave thelr annual Carmval After enjoylng a program ln the audltorlum which consisted of a muslcal comedy The Revenge of Lady Cleopatra mmstrel show a dance by Vxrglma Kahnt a dance by Laura Knxght and a play Verdant Hose a take off on the unlor play the boys and glrls went to the gym where the dxfferent booths were The money made by the Carmval went to help finance the Feature Sectlon of La Reata The annual program for the benefit of the Fellows Club was held ln the audltorlum on March I3 The program consisted of three dances by the girls of the gym classes and a play entitled The Tflal8 of a Hostess On Aprll I9 the followlng ofhcers were elected for the next school term Eleanor Zace presldent Mary Helen McKnight vlce presldent Louise Smlth secretary Nellne Clark treasurer mx S 1-x..s, ibm' 'K 'Li 4-Situ-. at 1 4'-I l60 3119 flags E as --' K 'iqe 15 ' 1. -- ' "" X g - Q ' e ' if - - I t if :Ill , Isl , . - UI ' . ' I'. ' . . II- - . . - I s tl u, " 1 - . . 1,1 .. , . . Q g - ll ' n v I ' : , . ' 4 . ' . - ' H, . . - ' - ' ' 1 i , . A v U ' n Q., ' v . BEM, " . I , ' ' :qi . I ' f ' . ' ,Id . I. - ' . so If . : ' 'Y N I U . - ' 1 . ' .. . i 'Q ... f' , C-4 - , . , U A :If ' . I 1 . I . i 'g . ' ' . - - , . V ' . - . . I ' 2 , u r 1,0 . - J r - ' 'l'- - . 'I' ' . . - 4 . N54 v it ' -I - . , ' . - . Q f III' ' ' ' I ' I up . C14 I . , .. , . -4 ' ' ll - V. h . D : U ! I . . ' , - I - , a fix Q 1 . D3 ' 1 - ,Q A J Lge. Ill -,Q 4512, " .N , A. - - 'r '- x - .-- - ',' X Ajx f-j .- '- .wg X --. sggj .Cl Afihfggf .Q FELLONVS QLUI MR RE XXI Adxlaer llde fellows C lub was reorganl cd tlmls X ar vsltlm 'Nl Rc am ab rr user me curl a rn ot tlxls orfanllatlon IN to create a Qpxrlt o 1 few mlnor cliangeb IH tlre COf1blltUl1OIl of tlle club llue clula ae a whole serxerl as a QIXIC and Atldlftlc commlttee QIXIIIL, ald to our atlmletcs and sug estlng and IIl?llilI'1U HUDTOX ments III anxtlnng pretalnmg to the school Marry Fine programs lmaxe been glxen the most successful bemv tlme comblned Curls League Fellows Club Carnn al lmeld durrncf the wmtcr Much pralse lb due to the program commlttee of vxlnch RlLl11Yd Rrlev IS clralrman rllme officers of the organlzatlon are lke Redmond presldent olmn Reldy VICE presldent Blll Redmond secretary treasurer IN NIEMORIAM LOVING MEMORY ROBERT HICKEY Beloved Classmate of the Class of 1977 whose death occurred October 6 1926 x z X ,, NJ 25-Sff l6ll , .frj,3: R. '. A -' ' ' e"r f 'R ' ' ' f ' X ie , xi I Y, Y D ' J l . I 1 , . 'I '. . " , ' j , l,. 'Z, ' -1, x 1 Y' i , alfa 'lla Ql'4'i 4. ff g' ' 4 . , c " f fellowship, cooperation and tri:-ndslmip among tlre boys. rlilrere were Z .1 v . A1 W. i. . Q . I V. .7 - 5 I . 21 U . f D D l 'U - 7 V ' ' D .A . , f ' f 5 . ' Y ' "r V rs K . . y I ,I v ' 1 1 - ' ln of 1 5" U ACTIVITIES OF THE ,ILNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS TRIPLE L SOCIETY OP LINCOLN JUINIOR HIC.H SCHOOL I IEEEA E F1 l62 AA'-61 44, I ez., Eiika e2:"'2'-ll 's:""""'1- :L-r... PIREAN I ITERARY SOCIETY OI- LIINCOLN JUNIOR I-IC. 1 SCHOOL LINCOLN JUINIOR HIGH SCHOOL ART CLUB I63I . f fff: is g r 1:1 .2 Y -I! 1, 11+ "'1.:.iL , A ,L,..:-,.,,A, Q A H .Y- A.f.W4-4" L ! IL, X ' ,f " ' :"""' C , 3 , Xp -I I , I' 4' 'I L KW' . V I as A l I ii , ... .I , K , 1 l I I - '. ul- . If X -.2- -1 l. 1111115 11:1-lug R .1-n . Ei-'rg' . S".:'Z . - 2 ' . Q .V X12 'ji f I . I ' , I I I b KAEAHL ,.,. I-wg. -Q LL, L ,,L..,.4-.L..L pggg..-t,,.4,,.f.g -LL., ' ,I . , C f 5 . I . I . V I r N ,.q:a-eghshhs 3 gh 33.-3. e-""""'-'H-f-s-u f HELENE SOCIETY OF LINCOLN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL llllll I llll llll' PEP PILOTS OF WASHINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Thls orgamzatlon was formed for the purpose of gettmg out the crowds for football basketball etc The four students ln the front row are yell leaders X.l .sb I64 'vgistx I X 3 'Six 'KN " ' ' , I ' ,YQ AC' Y .V Ar: jl 5, if X. 4 .r . ,Il - II, . ' A . Q1 if 54 Q I ' 'rr VV - 5 I I ' ----' I . I3 ' , I i If ' ' I I , Z 3 I J , .Ay L P Ir 5 f I ' 31 'f' H W. 1. tl! U-,Rx . F' CX V 5-4 K, ,..f:5.k4jhfbT'SIi'.Sl-.L.xLnx5,,Aa 4 -,.,4 ', -Ad:-ijvgkg-x -'- .-, L, ' . NX 'Tin My-5,3 -1' '- . . JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES LINCOLN II NIOR HIGH S I-'OOI NEW DEPARI IXIENIS Durlnf the past year phx S111 educatlon manual tralnlng and domestlc SCIPDC6 have been added to the Clll'I'lCLl Ium Ihe schedule IS arran fed to QIXC each group of sttd nts 50 mlnute perlods each week for phx slcal edllc tlon HONOR SQCIEI K Llncoln Illnlor LIIOII School has an Honor So CIPIQ to whlch students of the seunth elvhth and nlnth grades are admltted The requirement are two r s two C s and not less than an IVI ln solld subjects A program IS held It the end ol exery SIX weeks perlod Many promlnent cltlzens haxe spoken at these pro grams on approprlate toplcs and the badges whlch are rlbbons of purple and gold are glven out to the members TRIPLE L Thls IS a Ilterarw soclety organ17ed bv tle thlrd perlod Engllsh class Ihe ofhcers are Lllllan IVIBYIIH presldent Tommy Hughes YICC presldent ean Stlrrat secretary Elsle Nlorelll tre s urer IVIeetlnGs are held every SIX weeks and lnterestlng program Ihe plot was wrltten bv Erwncls Hudallestan flrst scene bv Mlldred Hotts second scene by Eddle Mile Cleveland thlrcl scene bv Anna Clage Powers fourth scene by Margaret Wllson CQLUIVIBINE PIIIIS SOClCty was orgclnlzed at th beglnnlng of the year I925 by the QIYIS of the Llncoln unlor Hlgh School The club now has 75 memb rs The flower IS the blue columblne and the colors are blue and sllw er The puroose of thls club IS To find and QIVC the best and the slogan IS II o tace Ilfe squarely The offlcers are as follows Edlth Eyre presldent anlce Parklns SICC presldent Mary Domlhlcoll secretary Reglna Padllla reasurer Iqhe meetlngs are held eyerv Tuesday Soclals plcnlcs and hlkes are held ex ery SIX weeks ININFIIJ GRADE HISTORY CLUB 'Vleetlngs of thls club are held exerv Thurscay afternoon The ofhcers are Edward KIRK' y PYCSI dent Edlth Evre YIFC presldent Helen IVIcDoweII secretary Elsle Morelll treasurer The memb rs ot IIIIIS orvanl7atlon are now plan nlng a museum whlch wlll be of lnterest to all At the begllanlnv of the year a plCDlC was h Id ID the and hllls PIERIAIN SOCIETY 1 Ills QOCIPIV was organlzed at the beglnnlng of the flrst semester IQZ5 Ofllcers elected were George IVIcSpa den presldent Helen Lee Antone XICC presldent Agnes GIlChT19t sec retary Cleo Carpenter treasurer Programs were held ex ers slx weeks The play I ll be dellghted was fflx en at the beglnnlng of the semester It was wrltten and acted by the m mb rs of the so lety I65I 444, ,,.., I YIII I I fa"-7X scgf? ,O III, w , , , , W , ,, J V lx, I W, F. I I V I -- I 1 f ' I ' I' I A ' :G 1 ' M -I lc l , ' 5 1 , . I I - . . I I' . I ' I rx I . I I as V I - l C . 7 . . rx . " -I ' 4 CA . ' 'fx . , . I I ' 1-w C L ' , I S I ' IIIII-I r I I. . I 5 , Q , Q I l ' c V . ' ' ' K . ' . . ' ' , ' Q t A ' y I ' f I ,If v A A - Y , 3. " . D If , 'z ' D 5 QIVCH. PI he play, wrltten and acted by thls class, was 'I he Surprise." . I I . I I I . I 'I f I D ' 1 . . . II . II I. I . I I. e . '. . ' X a . 0 li l , 7 Y I ' I I " , ' . E . . . . . ' , . : I , 1 I , ' - . 9 , 'S , - 7 - - - I , 'I I' I I I 7 ' I I I A " l Q , I , l V ' Q ', - 5 ' , , "1 - -' 1 - ' ji -+ , III . . . . I I v - - V f' ' I . I Y . n A D 1 D ' ' e I Si ' . .. K V I I I I II X., , I , , ,, ' 2 O- , I I 1 'v V. ' ' I v ' ' L ' - lx - ' 7 7 W I v ' ' 1 .I .' 4 4- v ' 'V ' V . , . 1 11 P I- . ' e 3 C , X. I IIIIIIIIWI , I I I I I I K The wrlters were as follows plot Cleo C arpenter flr t scene A ne GllChflSt and Illlldred Bound second scc ne Qleo Carpentcr tlnrc' scene George lVIcSpadden fourth scene Helen Iee Antone and Helen McDowell THE HELEINE Thrs SOCICIV IS composed of the members of the se ond perlod English class Officers of the orgamz 1t1on are Juan1t'1 Russel presxdent anlce Parkms vxce presxdent Halen Rozzer sec retary Allce Shlrlew treasure The most lnterestlng play Wfltl n was One Nlght ln QOCICIV Ihe plot was wrltten by Rrchard Moon flrst scene by amce Parklns second scene In Gwendlvn Edmonds and Ellzabeth Pearson thlrd scene by Edlth Ex re fourth scene bx Helen Rozzler GIRLS CLUB Th s rs perhaps the oldest organwatlon IH our I ln coln unor Hlgh School xt was or amzed In March I973 The pur pose of thls club IS to create among the glrls a better splrlt and a feel Ing of Ioyalrty and respect toward teachers and classmates Commlttees are appolnted bv the presldent to arrange the programs for the meetrm., whlch are held everv SIX weeks After the busmess rs transacted the programs are glven All programs and actxvltles are under the dlrect supervxslon of MISS Allen The offlcers for the year are Alice Gil chrxst presldent Ellzabeth Hall vlce presldent Edlth Elmore secre tary WASHINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PEP PILOTS Washmgton Iunxor Hxgh School started the athletlc season by formlng the Pep Pllots Thelr duty was to see that the whole school attended the football and basketball games They suc ceeded pretty well too The peppv yell leaders Eugene Calkins Glen Hazlett Susan Sherldan Vlrgmla Leftwlch drd a great deal of push mg thelr football and basketball teams to vrctory CHRISTMAS PROGRAM The Chrxstmas holldays were remem bered by a program whlch consxsted of songs talks recltatlons and solos GO GETTERS Thls IS one of the Engllsh clubs formed for the pur pose of advanclng better use of Engllsh and an understandmg of the slmpler parllamentary forms THE. SOCIAL ENGLISH CI L B Thls IS another of the I:.n Ilsh clubs THE SEARCHLIGHT CLUB Thls rs our thrrd Ilterary SOC1Cty GIRL RESERVES Th1s IS a new organlzatlon 1n our school Our faculty advlsers are lVI1ss Baser and MISS Phelps 5 H459-L-211 szmgw -...L I 6 6 I . . xx 'I A .-N- I K " .. ,' r. - '-x'X l ' . - ' ' hh-5, gr ' N - 1 - , f , I: s , ,, g s . . I. N A ' ' .x ,.. ' v v A 1 , v , . . 7 . . . A - , ,N C- . . . , ' , X. Y I x - c . c - - , . , v y , A , , .. ,, . , ,, - . . ' e ' 3 4. . . . q--1 . . , V . . , V -. , Y J .. , , , e,, J h 5 . , . , 7 ' H B Y 4 v v . . , . . . -- 1 . . ., L - J 1 g f v -f - ' . c . ' V1 1 I .1 . . , , , 1 1 v ' 1 s ' .li y . . . . - . , 5 v ' ., 1 . Y v ' Y . 7 - - s -1 v y . . ' ' 1 .... CY . A 15 , . . - - ' I K , . ,lvi if Xl.. , W! A A ti -,,QY.L,,, V' ?Ysa?s551,5i., THE FOOTBALL SEASON Starting out with a squad of inexperienced men, Coach Wilson made a team that has never been surpassed by the "fight" of any former team. At the beginning of the season about 65 boys appeared for practice, staying out all season and fighting for their places on the team. The success of the season was due mostly to Coach Wilson's hard work and encouragement and to the fighting scrubs who always made the first string men Hght harder to keep their places. Dick Vann, acting captain, won the esteem of his teammates by his good judgment and sportsmanship. We regret the loss of Vann T .I Williams and lke Redmond to next year s squad all the rest of the team will be back in September SUMMARY OF THE BULLDOG FIGHTS BULLDOGS 13 LAS VEGAS 6 The ball was marched up and down the field until the last part of the second period when Limberg of Las Vegas intercepted a pass for a touchdown During the last half Dmelli and Parenti each made a touchdown The score at the end of the game stood I3 to 6 in favor of the bulldogs BULLDOGS 6 LOB0 RESERVES 0 The Bulldogs threatened to score many times but lacked the I6 . . v . n - - 1 . . . . Y -- ' 'T' ' -,- H -7, ,iii Jfff f mi ' 'i K ' 13-f"f""v'rt-" 'X 71 '51 gtg, ke punch to carry the ball over the goal llne ln the thlrd quartz r Vann carrled the pxgskln over for the only touchdown of the game the try for goal failed maklng the score 6 to 0 for the Bulldogs The field was muddy and nelther team was able to show much speed Dlnelll made one touchdown and Smlth the othcr Parentl lxlcked one goal makmg the score lfv to 0 in fax or ol the Bulldogs XXX On the flrst play Vann ran 40 yards for a touchdown Some way or other there was one more touchdown made ln tht first hall The second was hard fought wlth the Green and Whlte oetter ground ga1ners although held to one tally maklng the score I9 to 0 N The Bulldogs went lnto the game wxth blood ID thelr eyes from ast year s defeat The game was hard fought wlth a tew thrills when we would make a touchdown or a good run Wltll the City Champxonshlp at stake ey ery man on the tc am was 1 star bl The game was rbout on even terms du mg the first halt wrth tl e score at the end 7 to b rn tayor of Phoenix The thxrd quarter was touchdowns IH the last few mlnutes of play Flhe Bulldogs were beaten IH scorlng but not ln hght Las Cruces outwelghed us and wlth odds agamst us we went to 15 X -X wt .8 33,,,"n,"s. l68 if -1 X'a'es ' , .l -- Q .- , ,, -'-e 'F' " ' ' f QT ,xl 1 1 M 1 ' . I K x Q l3l'l,l.llUGS lil- Al".-XIl3llXtQ'I'UN U l- lll'l.l,llUGS IU- lNlll. U I V ' 7' v - x 1 u 4 u ' x lll'l.l.liUlIS il' 1llf.'.'Xl'l, 11 f 5 . . . . J , , C l , Y ' ' , f ' . ' . 6, . 'H . K 1 Y 4 X K C V 'L lil'l.l.llUflS fl l'lll fxlx 27 f x ' Q ' n r' T, Q ' 1 l even and at the end of the last quarter the Phoenix boys made two 'ft l:L'1.I,1+oc:s ll.-1..-XS crawl-is U 5' , . . Q Fig-of g g- of we ,g ,, .... , Q- W , . ,T f . ,' m , -s - - - - f v '- L4' ' -e ' ' s ,fix-w2',, X . :fi 2 ,I ' A 'H' V .V mx N Q i 4 . , get , or 1 to ' . - ' ' s. 'X 1 ..-f -N f . k - 'lg nf ' if , V . l I . .V jf . I I '55 ,. . . v Siz sisgaa 1 a P- 95501 , xx: ,ss ' "?"'9:9:" ' xx x ' l battle lhe Bulldogs had the ball ln Las Cruces terrltory most of the tlme galned more ground from scrxmmage than they d1d The Bulldogs were ln better physlcal condltlon and wxth the1r fight won 1 moral vxctory Nothlng to Nothxng UU lhe Bulldogs gamed at Wlll elther through the l1ne or around the end Calusha Smlth Rlvera and DlH9lll all made touchdowns Calusha made two Broome for C lows mtercepted a pass and ran D7 yards for a touchdown and later ln the game on a bad pass from center made a safety maklng the score at the end of the game 37 to 9 an favor of the Bulldogs The game was on ICC for the El Paso bows at the end of the half The Bulldogs went back tn the game and ran all over the Tlgers for our only touchdown The game was hard fought wlth nelther team sendlng ln any substltutes THE FOOTBALL TRIPS The trlp to Las Vegas was made by automoblle We got there about 9 p m so dldn t see much of the town Next mornlng we saw all we wanted We had a hard tlme ln talklng a cop out of takmb B111 Redmond to that place where one 19 furnxshed board bv the state Everythlng was 0 K untxl Mr Carleton had a puncture comlng home Babe Parentl fixed It We stopped at Santa Fe and had supper and arrlved 1n Albuquerque about l l o clock THE TRIP T0 LAS CRUCES We wlll always wonder what Doc ald to Htlma Lee Just before we left XX e got on the speclal car about 9 30 and was sup posed to go to sleep Somebodv dld and nobody else could for he made such a funnv buzzlng racket The Wop made a declded htt wlth some of the glrls on the dance floor The next mornmg on our way back Coach showed Bernlce Smith the Unlverslty of Pajarlta lt mlght be lnterestlng to know that everybodv got a shoe shme ex cept Percy DSVIS We wonder why3 TO El.. PASO The trxp to Fl Paso was made a most memorable one 1n the mmds of the 1925 football squad ust as we were boardmv the tram the whole school came rushlng down to send us off Doc couldnt be found anywhere so the glrls told T .I goodby XVhen we arrlved at El Paso we were taken to the hotel by the El Paso I-hgh School boys After supper we went outside for a walk but lt turned out to be rldes wlth Manme belng the lucklest gettlng a mce Ford sedan and Frances to match lt The team saw all of El Paso they wanted to next mornmg The gang ln 310 wlll never foret what they were lookmg at when Coach found them and gave them a pxece of hrs mlnd The trip home was unusually quiet. I M4 l69l .dv ,. ,, c ,, . fffa E '."" ' ' vlq s ' 'f JT' 1:l'I,I. css ::g v1.m'1s at f-If 1 . , ' . 4 ' . 'lvl 1:1'I,1,mmmzs was 1131, msn :arm . , , V . Y Q 1 Q y . I-Y 1 - 4 : - - 1 H -' s ' ' J t ' D ,. qv 4 J FOOTBALL AWARDS The greatest day of the year for the football men came when the assembly was called for the purpose of awarding those who had done good work All the fellows were called upon the stage and Coach Wrlson gave them a short talk then gave the sweaters to the boys White sweaters were given those makrng their letters for two years and green ones to those makrng their letters for the first time Those recervrng whrte sweaters were Foster Vann Redmond Max Miller Williams Parentr and Bachechr and those recervrng green ones were Drnellr Ken Mrller Smith B Redmond Renfro L Rice Doc Rerdy and Osuna PERSONALS lke Redmond played hrs second year at end and was selected on the all crty team lke played a good steady game throughout the whole season makrng many touchdowns by hrs abrlrty to catch the passes and run We regret the loss of lke by graduation Mannre Foster playrng tackle for hrs second year was selected on the all southwestern team also the all crty team He was especially fast for a lrneman and got down under punts very fast Carlo Bachechr played hrs first year on the first strrng at guard Carlo was a brute at absorbrng punrshment and drd some beautiful tacklrng and blocking during the season He wrll be back next year Doc Rerdy played hrs first year at the prvot posrtron Althoug handicapped by hrs slight burld he was a hard fighter and kept hrs place among the biggest of them Watch Doc go next year Max Miller played hrs second year at guard and played hrs posrtron as a veteran should Max was handicapped by hrs lrght weight but drd good work the whole season Kenneth Miller played hrs first year at tackle and drd hrs part on hrs srde of the lrne to hold the attack of the opposing team as a veteran would Ken was prcked on the all crty team Red Rice played hrs first year at end makrng the team at the middle of the season but played most of the time before on account of Paul Parentr berng rnelrgrble Red played a hard game always Drck Vann played hrs thrrd and last year of football for A H S by acting captain and Drck deserved hrs place on the all crty team as halfback and captain Drck always played a good game T Wrllrams played hrs second and last year on the team at half back T made the only touchdown rn the El Paso game He was one of the best tacklers rn the backfield We regret hrs loss Beans Renfro playrng hrs first year at quarter drd some of the best running and guided the team with the best of Judgment He was very quick and was an able quarter We will have hrm next year Dante Drnellr the Wop fullback was the wonder of the backfield Although he was lrght he was selected on the all crty team and well deserved the honor Dante was the best ground garner on the team M.-f-A-1 sf was l70l .viz-xx X KA 'A r ,N Y , . . 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F f K -'f 'Q 'f W :',"f - H 7 . . . , v Y ' . . , , I A ., J 4':5:'!x FV hx, Xi xx X X A - Sai ., up Xing T A , ' 'A" 1 . ti-1 .-tX.k,,4... - ' 'f' ' I 55555 M5525 Has basketball been a sucess thls vear3 As evxdence for an afflrm at1ve answer conslder the followlng facts lhere was an excellent turn out at the very first of the season whxch Insured the benefits of the game to a great number of students the team worked enthusxastlc ally and falthfully under the tralnlng of Coach Wrlsorm and dexeloped accurate and fast passlng the Bulldogs showed the rlght sportsman shlp Splflt and were backed by all the enthuslasm whlch the student body could glve the second team staved by the tramlng thereby gaming the prellmlnary tralnlng for nevzt year s games The squad was made up of several second team men from last years team Dlck Vann George lVlossman and Walter Bellman all plas ed last year Ewerltt Renfro lke Redmond and Sam Blalr had plaved ln sex eral scholastlc games To this number was added Russ: ll Galusha Sam Classman Phll Sedlllo l ee Vann Mann e Foster and several others Such good Splflt was shown all thru the season that exen lf all of the squad dld not get to plav almost thlrty boys staved out and worked unt1l the season endecl The team next wear should be as good as thls lf not better Drck Vann who dexeloped 1nto a fast floor guard and accurate passer wrll be lost thru graduation lke Redmond and Sam Blarr are senlors Mossman Renfro Sedxllo and Foster wlll be the nucleus for the l927 team If a real basket shot can be developed durlng next season the team should be xery strong lqoster should become a good guard wlth another years eip rlence Renfro and Sedrllo both show promlse of dex eloped 1nto a falr floor man altho he falled to hgh' lt up enough on defense Mossman along vwlth Vann at guard made two of the best guardlans of the basket ever turned out at Albuquerque Hlgh Moss man when slufted to center played a very credltable game and had the honor of be1r'g plcked for the All State team It IS lnterestmg to follow some of our former teams bevond the days of AHS to see what thev are dovng wlth the game now Xvamp Vlxlson has a pos tlon as Guard on the Varsltv Lvnn Hammond IS also wlth the Varsrtw team Frank Stortz IS attendmg Cornell ohn Dolzadelll IS out for basketball at the Varslty Art Trauth IS playmg wlth the Plggly Vvlgglw team ack lVlcl'arland IS attendmg the Varsxty but playmg wlth the KC team Charlre Renfro IS attendlng N arsrty Albert lVlonkevx1c2 IS attendlng Varslty but playmg guard for the K C Andy Sutherland IS not out for basketball thls year xi l7Z -- X45 , s - , X gas fceiis, c S . 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EIQMME REVIEW OF I9Z'J SEASON WaIter BeIIman three years champion and contender for the Burton cup held up hls reputation In the State Tennls Tournament by defeatmg Gale of Demlng 7 D 6 I 6 I He vwon four Stfal ht matches to get 1nto the HITIIS Rexdv another champlon 1n the mak mg held hls own tor two matches but was ds feated 1n the thlrd Pond and Newman of Las Alamos won the doubles champxonshlp only after a hard fought game wlth Reldv and Lewmson Wlth the score 75 WALTER BELI IVIAN State Champlon Q A xr! ,gg ,f....J.-4-fsfff x f I75l 44-., fi . , , .. ff "r- ff ' ..,, ,. '. ' Y- 2-f - , I 'Alb' I .I ", xi .. wtf! l, .,,' I I I I. 5 , ,. I V Y - , , . . F . sv ' 1 ' v ' - I g c . . J, ' . . - X . . , . . 9 3 1 K v , I 4-6, - ,6-3. .Q I X X . .. , ' X-. ' .kghixhxx ,,,,har4' bTATF TEINNS TOLRINAMENI The Tennls tournes was almost a complete vwlk off for tlm Albuquerque tenms tcams Hellman and Barnet succc fully defeated thelr opponents and won tlwe champlonslnp Belln an easllw won +1 e boys SlHQl6S Margaret Qbortle won the Oflrls slngles belt our doubles to the Dawson team Walter Bellman not onlv won the State fxlramolonsblp but successfully defeated all contestants for the Burton cup Tbls cup Goes to the person that s clmmpxon for 5 st ccessne wsars Tlus lb Bellman s tblrd wear Much credlt IS dl Hellman H bad been myured ln a basket ball game and had just recovered sufflcxentlw to walk YNltl'1Ol1t a cane To see him plax no one would luxe thouglmt l1l7TljL1Qt off crutches but his dauntless Spl xt IS an example fer future sportsmen i925 TENNIS TEAM .1 I N N Y X xx l76l e ig mf, l X px , . , Q sf , . , , 7 , V- .4 . l . E' c 1 - ' 7 .fn A ff '. N .. . 1 t . ' 'iss . . . . K . , , . , . 1 K . ' .1 , . . w. ' R' i K u L x T, n N5 - Q ' . team-Gladys Bass and Margaret Slrortle-after a lmard flgbt lost , , i . ' J N",-'t . 'JV ' ' LC C . e s r ' ' ' ' a .' - . . 7 Y Y. I iv, 4 v .-7 l. l , ' 'r' f A C , , 1 K , l """" 'Q"t"""flf.l XNNKXXXXXXQ lllf RFNHLXX Ol 1973 SF NEON All uqucrquc won frrst place rn tht State lnterscholastlc Trick Meft with D0 polnts lucumtwrr won second wlth 73 pomts Tula rosa came thxrd wlth H pO1HtQ lDtIT11I'l2, xnd Qarlshad tlcd on 7 pomts Albuquerque won the mrle relay hreaklm, the recoro The new tlme was 5 45 4 D Also tht dlSCllS jaxelln and mlle records were 1m proxed Roxlnl of the Bulldofs scored hlgzhest Vlltlt lb pomts Vx f ll1LL1IHC'lI'l scored second vwlth l 7 poxnts Slmpson of the wnn o Bulldogs scored tl 1rd wlth I0 polnts Others who rarsed our total score were Blfur Stdmm Vann Parentn Nlclwrlwnd Redmond and Dolzadf llr l'XPlFlQ Cl ASS TQ Ncrx lVlEhl took most of the Held ments of the Hrst dm umors took a pom s IH the shot and pole vxult h st and thu d 111 the dxscus E1 t1e for first d ind thlrd 1n tl e hl h jump and second m the hroa jump SCHIOYS fared much lretter 1n th track ex ents taklnof the hun drcd two tvwentx half IT1lll and mlle UHIOIQ took Hr t n the four Kksef l77 x L Ku V 4.4 tAn4Y-,,,4,,.,.4.s-.g.sAM A f 'JL-.4.4.4.. ' 1 O- Qfgtg-inn R 7 ' 7 V 5 3 I Z A 5 2 f 4 ' . 7 5 ? r f Q 5 , -. 1 . f' J' ' f 5 .. ' ' T I X c f , . 1 ll . f D ' 3 fc ' ' 3 ' - I 3 - 1 V, . K . , b 3 1 Q. v 4 . ' , Q , Y . 7 .V A 4 4' 1 , 5 ' ? l. N, J sei-Ywifnss-Mwst l , . s ,, - . ,Q 44 4 " V 4. I Af - 1 4 4 The inter-class track meet was held in two days. The juniors . . X . f ' . , J r " ll tf . vc ' , Y .Y . . , . I 4 C . . I .Q . , K . . ' V ' 1 . 0' ' , l D 1, , ' 1 , ' - ' C ' H ' ,. J ' -. s i - 1 5 . E , I fl l 4 ' - t f , . ? . Q JI vi "X . I i t e 1 4 y 5 1 ' , ,, . N' ll A e e 1 j 1 ,,- z -A X ,, 3 l l , ' ' . A D , l X , M , V .4 . 1 t ' 3, .f:'-5,1 X ya ' - Q ' kai' h ' ll QQ e - 1 Rr X .2 R , I KJ , I-,qv Y f Y A ,,, -ff ' 1' K-,fu vi l 63,2 N47 forty and the sophs pxcked up a few polnts rn each event Sam Blau was hlgh polnt man for the semors as well as for the meet as a whole takmg three firsts Foster took the honors for the Junlors wlth two Hrsts Smlth for the sophomores took several seconds and thirds THE STATE TRACK MEET Cne of the best conducted mterscholastlc trick meets ever held ln the state was conducted on May 7 and 8 at the State Unlversxty On May 7 the prehmmarles occupled all the afternoon the finals were held the followmg afternoon Rav Moncus of Tucumcarl was hlgh pomt man recalling the days when Owen Smauldlng ln l9I6 I7 and I8 scored I07' polnts ln three successxve meets for Albu querque Moncus scored smglehanded 26 pomts thus defeatmg the lndlan team by h1s own efforts The lndlans scored 25 pomts Thoe of the Albuquerque Hlgh School who scored were Lee Vann who took second place IH the low hurdles DlCk Vann who took thlrd ln the half mlle Heller who won th1rd ln the hlgh Jump Ike Redmond who placed thlrd rn the mlle and Foster who placed thlrd rn the shot put Other schools scored as follows Carlsbad 22 Belen l CIOVIS I I925 CROSS COUNTRY RELAY TEAM lk 5XX l78 , - H1-at - X . X" X xxtclfe, in-M-X ' ' 'e - H ,ees-T A "T paw- ' RQ ."" A ' 1 we ll 7 ff ID . J 2- ' , 1 Ng' rn ' , v' "' - up. p , 5. - M p 0 . . ' D I lv , J N . un ! ! 1 4 .3 . A, .. g i ' , 1' - 2 . ,Q l ' , 1: , ' ,, in ' ' . - .Q . be ' ' C , . 9 -- . -v , - . jig xx , ' - f . . - L-' 7 v 3 ' - ' ' ' 2 2 ' rj ' 7 5 :-' . f 1' l - 'l os - - I .. 1, , . - 4 'r ua - 1 V' 'U ' A ., 13 .lf -Q rf .. ly . Lf- YJ . 2 7 5 ' ' 1 5 Q ., ' . ' . f 9 ' -1 4 - 1 4 Lp 1 5 A E., Q.. -.- -4. I , 4 , ' f I ' ' 414 ' ' , E , , -Q -' r. I xnxx- Af-...-,4..,,,,-41 -1--za. -4-ha-I-4-64 T4-61,1 1256356 IN OLD VIENNA Iihe whole plot revolves around Ilona a beautirul Lrypsy girl and Pennington s Peter Piper Pickles and as these two widely separated subjects may suggest the result is a delightful combination of Vouth beautv and love intermmffled with spifv comedy with almost incon ceivably clever situations that make IN OLD VIENNA a 'veritable labyrinth of tuneful colorful and rapidly moving panorama The story verx briefly told is as follows igo the Gvpsy Chleftan of a neighboring tribe of Gypsies wishes his beautiful daughter Ilona to assist him in relieving the guests at Hans lVIa1er s Viennese Inn of their valuables but Ilona revolts and prefers being a poor waitress at this Inn to wearing the costly flnery her father gives her for carrying out his wishes It is at th s Inn that the various threads of the plot come together and we discover that Ilona IS not a Gypsy girl at all but the long lost daughter of Lady Vivian who has sought everywhere for her for eighteen years This discovery makes possible the happy culmination of Ilona s budding romance with ton of the Pennington Pickle fame and also that of this same lVIr Pennington s long drawn out lowe affair with Iadv Vivian Some of the outstanding features which contributed to the mak ing of IN OLD VIENNA not only the greatest fmancial success of this season s productions at the Albuquerque High School but also one that will long be remembered bv its capacity 'xudiences of both the afternoon and evening performances were the exceptionally good work of the High School Orchestra the excellent assistance of our prize pianist Marian Berry the seemingly endless variety of dances and songs of the two choruses the clever special numbers sprinkled throughout the play and last but by no means least the Well clellvered and clever lines and songs of the principals Too much cannot be said of the efforts of lVIrs T Wallace Snider the director of the Music Department by whom this operetta was put on To Mrs Snider is clue the major portion of the success of this production inasmuch as she had not only the training of the large number in the cast but the training and direction of the orchestra as We LIST OF CHARACTERS Hans Maier ohn Strong Louisa Elinor Zace I79 ' ,- , A . 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X.. . 4 I V- A I J-GQ ag..pG IVIUSICAI NUMBERS Ac I Uverture Orchestra Openlng Chorus Ensemble Ihe Duty of 1 Cop RUIHSkl and Bumskx lckles ones and Vlenne e CNIYIS Czardas 1 Gypsy Dxnce Four Gvpsles My Gypsy Que n Ilona and ones Rc-membf r une and Crefont Ihe Dreamy Schemy W1dOW Pennlngton I ady VlV1'1ll Chorus I ortune PIeII1ng IIona and Chorus Away to the Gypsy Qamp EnsembIe Act 2 IK1maIay PreIude Ihe Romany Trail xgo and Chorus ulosophy lgo Ilona Crefont and une FI he My st1caI Pool IIona and Chorus -.gS..f1-+42-r'.l Jlctures by IVIoonI1qht Crefont une and Chorus A VISION I..acIy VIWIHD and IIona Fxnale Ensemble Act 3 All Hall Klng Carnlval Ensemble and Orchestra T he Tlme to Say Good Bye Crefont and une Valse Du Carmvale I Can t Get Along Wlthout rmmy Ilona and Chorus Fmale Ensemble ff' , f ff.. IE It Specxaltles Act I Czardas a Gypsy Dance Beulah Ikahnt IVIary I'IeIen IVIcKn1ght Rozella Butt AI1ce Rawlmgs Acts I and 2 Plckle Phllosophy Mannle Foster Edvym Evans Garnett Burks Bruce McRae Assisted by the Baby Vamp the Vamplre the Old IVIa1d and the Sports G1rI The Sunny South Lampc Qrchestra The Students March Qrchestra Act 3 R8lHbOW Chorus Fencers Tom Hughes J C IVIcGre or XX!IIlStIlI'lQ' My rtIe Pott r Danse du Cranly aIe RozeIIa Brltt juggIer IVIaYyaeII IVI1II r LR HONORS WON AT LA CRUSES CONTEST Flrst m Strlngs S1Iy er Cup Second ln Orchestra Sxlver Cup Flrst ln Xylophone Srly er Cup fy., - . - I, 2, 7- "hgh, , . , 1 r , .f - , I , y 4 ! I, ft i T71 I, . t. A 4 .nf H . . 1 I 1 HID. H J . . , ,. S .1 .. y H . ,. , 1 2 A c .. N .. , e , I .. H J 5 vp ,,, . H. v. , . . , f , J , A , .. c , lA 'wk w 11 R t .. f .- T . f ..ff .-- . K A J ,, HPI. .. . N V , J , y J .. v . ,H- 7 HI. . H . A ,I .. . . H . . , v . I lt s . - li I ll ' ' KY !l .I I. . H H - . If . .. H f I 1 Y ' 1 7 Y ' 1 l Y ! . V Y 1 , y 7 7 ' C IJ or , , . . ,D . . V A V , K . '. 6 . . . . v , . . r N ,Q E . . x, k'1 'I f I t . - , A k X , 1 . fa 'Y '4 ff!! ff -r .N t 1 K X, f as-lug-if ' f ,-- If ,X , f lf - H, . J' ,fe W W PERSONNEL OF A S ORCHEST RA Plrst Vlollns Kenneth Ball Concertmaster Myrtle Perce Georgia Burdell Georgla ones Milford Little Second Vlollns Rees Nannah Herbert Relter Maxlne McSpadden Plrst Mandollns Nathalyne Ash Bob Pettlt Soprano Saxophones W llllam Seigraw es Trumpet Ray Stumpf VIOIB MHYIOH Perce Vlolm Cello Emmarle Perce Bass V101 ohn Strong, Drums and Bells Clarence Rydholm C MacGregor Sub Marlan Berry Raymond C-ere B Hat Clarlnet Ukelele Roy Stamm Helen Mlller Cornets Trombone Paul Relter Sam Strong LAS CRUCES CONTES T Marlan Berry Plano Crardas McDowell VOICC I Hear a Thrush at Eve Cadman Accompamst Kenneth Ball VIOIID Solo Mazurka Strlng T110 Symphony Dancela Clarence Rydholm Drum Solo Xylophone Solo Paul Relter Cornet Solo Addah Polka Losey Carl Lovltt Saxophone Solo Serenade fDr1go VOICC Swords Out for Charlle fBullard Wlnners IH the Las Cruces State MUSIC Contest 'x X . S I84l -XX A .' --A eg, wi" U 'V-Xmf' 'X ' , p 1 I' ' s..,.-M1-"X, I qi' . H. . , 1 ' ' D J s 7. i ck ' . x , . Lucien Rice Carl Lovitt Piano ' D ' -'x "c H J - 1 c 5 ' ' , U H C l ' , , H H C J f nl , gl , K. Q U, 4', .P D - l l 1 l MUSIC I ETTE RS Muslc letters for the year wer awarded to the followlng Rees Nannah Nellie Draper Ted Magee Fred Crawford Wllson Shaver Ray Stumpf Mllford Llttle Samuel Strong Ixenneth Ball ohn Strong Marlan Berry Paul Reiter Carl Lovltt Clarence Rydholm Myrtle Perce Luclen RICC LINCOLN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC DEPARTMENT The orchestra has been a wonderful success thls year under the dxrectlon of Mlss Rlordan For all the audltorlum programs the muslc IS furnlshed by the pupxls of the musxc department The orchestra conslsts of the followmg Plano Grace Renfro vxollns Katherln Davxs Emma Lee McGuire Marlon Clark Vlctor uallen Forrest anes drum Vann Llpe mandolm Loxs Wex t saxophone ames Russell There are three classes ln chorus the seventh the elghth and the nmth All of them haxe done good work and they sang several tlmes ln assembly L R WASHINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL OPERETTA The success of the year for Washlngton unxor Hlgh School was the annual operetta Yankr San glven Aprll 9 The operetta was dlrected by Mxss Helen Mae Phelps The cast of characters follow Yankl San the Prlncess Fern Houp San Fan mald to Yankl San Olne Lamb PTIDCCSS Toto mother of Yankl San Ruth Anna Robert Prmce Toto father of Yankl San Robert Galles Hlgh Chancellor ohn lVIcGu1nes Prlnce Oto son of Mikado Martln Murdock Prmce Ton Ton Ferome Schott Ambassadors of the Mlkado Fred Chamberlaln Vlncent Stuppl Tony Tafoya Spelman Downer Seven Roses slsters of Yankx San Marjorle Van Cleawe Kathryn Bxgelow Vera Schmldt Fern Thurman Rina Whltson Nayla Malouf Ernestlne Welch Slx maxds Grace Scott Isabel Hernandez Catherxne Clark Dons Brooks Eva Plaff Margaret Wlley A chorus of 46 d1d splendld work and contrlbuted largely to the success of the operetta Orchestra members Vlfglnla ohnson Mary Moulton Najla Malouf Thelma Redd Margaret Wlley Edlth ones ack Flexg Herbert Galles Edward Gleasnor Albert Malsel Glenn Pmkston George Henfllng K GJ l85 ...H ..a......a..A- -4', -. mqmq . --,rv-f M A Llafi -.vs ffvff- - ...........-- y:'v1z":21F.s.-1f',.d..- AA-..-sAJJ'5-fr' A ' A21-1-H" 'N y - 4 ' fr - f ,,.,...s-41' K' s " Eg A "Q I ,f ' . ' ' I , . . . . K . j ' . H- , 3 . . l I I l - , - I ' ' . ' . . 0 I - ' ' . ., . , - 1: I . . . P n 3 l , -- . .. 1 XL , I - I ' . I , Q I ' . , . I I , I . l I - . I.. -1 , I . - I ' - - cn I it ' TT 4-1 ' l ' 1 . i ' 7: ' . I L . p . ' ,L u Y . ,Q - I . I . l . XL . l m I . in l is . t- .. . If . 0 - 1, - . . I. x - , . ' 4 . X i , . I - . v 1 - ' " . -1 'tg' . ' . . , U1 . . ,,,,, .. . .. fl: QD -- ,. fp I' y ,I A 'gh R, , Q L , ' ' 1 X' e I ' -- 1 , f X - as I -1-1 ,- 1--v-1-qw LIINCOI N ILNIOR HIGH SCHOOI ORCHESTRA WASHINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA l86 L V. X H . 3 I-A + -l i ' XX'-Lvrij 5.ij"f?ff1Tf'.i?235Hc:'iQ'R":"L'i"":""5--'- I ,J-4Qg,,.,1.A '777 fm ffmah' JLNIOR Pl AN V-llllS years unlor Play Green Sto klnfvs was pre erlted on clex er comedy IH three acts whlch gaxe all tl e characters an oppor tunlty to exerclse thelr dramatlc talents llhe story IS based upon the old Engllsh custom ol the older slster lf she IS not yet marrled havlng to wear green stock ngs at the wed dlng of a younger slster nlhe scenes are lald ln the home of lVlr Wllllam Faraday an elderly Pnwll'-h gentleman llylng YNlll'l hls four daughters and hls slster who 19 a vw dow fella the oldest daughter IS stlll unnlarrled and accordlng to the general f'1ITY1lV oplnlon ls doomed to remaln that wav 'adv Ex elyn Tanchard IS one of the marrled claughters Mrs Rocklngham lb a Wld0VN and Phyllls th voungest daughter IS engaged to Robert Tarx er 'wut her father objects to thelr marrlage untll C ella IS at east GHU80PCl Cella knows the state of alfalrs at her home and d6CldSS to lnvent a loxer ln order that Phsllls lnav carrv ott her plans and accordlngly she startles the falnllv clrcle by the announcement or her engagement to Colonel ohn Sfflllll of the BTlllSl1 army and who she says has thls X ery day left for Afrlca vwlth an asslvnmeat ot troops Of course she wrltes to l1lI11 ex ery day and the famllx KS dellghted over the change thls seems to hay e wrought 111 Cella She has blossomed out from a wall flower lDtO the most popular and most sought after young woman and the members of the famllx as vsell as thelr frlencls V16 wlth each other to galn her tax or Cella has taken Aunt lda lnto her confldence about the cleceptlon she IS practlclng and when questlonecl as to hovs she wlll termlnate thlS farce answers that when she tlres of belng engaged she wlll publlsh a death notlce of Colonel ohn Smtlh ln the New York Tlmes and then after a proper perlod of mournlncr she Wlll re enter soclety as though nothlng had happened nl hls plan would have worked out beautlfully had not there been an actual ohn Smlth ln Afrlca whom Cella s dally letters actually reached and who furlous at flrst later pleased and flnally out of curloslty decldes to trace these letters to thelr source HIS arrlwal at the Faraday home brlngs the play to an exltlng cllmax and leaves for the last act only the satlsfactory x X ul f ,f f l87l Q... ff up f en P, 3, 7 ,,,. TV, IW ,,,,,y , ,WMM vb lf Y in J ' O LL -A-Amlvzlry - .,'f f gjqmv . X VST ffl" M, f J K 1 7 1 ' 4 f lm' f .lj at LQ: It CJ MI l xv ' - 4 ff- gf 77-41 ':s. gf I gags' f 5- , M T l A j gg MJ, l , , , ' ' 7 - 1 v s. - . ., , . M J ' , 4 C he A- . S , l Frlday, December llth, both ln the afternoon and evening. It was a r A v ' . xi . ' Y , Y I 1 F 1 V - f -e 1 4' I Q. . - , - ' - M v D i - D K - . . A -Y :A D .3 Q A ,. Y. b '. . . 5 . Q . M H I C g. -Y . . y .w I Y J I AJ F ' Y . uf x - ' .. . X ' y Y l' ' C 1 . N L 1 1 x I C - A T, E , . .. Y . V . f R , , l 1 n , . . . Y , . Y, Y 7 I . Y. K., I . A . . -1 V Vu . V . . . 1 V s u ' K 1 V V an Q -1 v ' ' 1 . y A . U my JK -' vv -I 5 4 , . u - H - Y 7 T5 - . - I ' ' , l 7 J . . . - 1 . ' N wr , 1 9 , I Nr, A,- 4 F kr g 5 . 'FV f" ,V--'j' , af djustment of clrcumstances Needless to mentlon the play ends happlly for Cella and Col Smith The actlng of both casts chosen for thls play was excellent the lead mg characters merrtmg speclal comment The settlng was perfect and the costumes of the characters added the f1I'11Sll1l'lg' touches xn maklng thls play beautlful and enjoyable from start to fxmsh The play was put on under the drrectron of Mr Marshall and hls chorce of the characters lS worthy of pralse Both afternoon and eve nmg performances were gxven to packed houses and the audlences as well as the acters felt sufflclently pleased The cast follows Afternoon Character Cella Faraday Colonel ohn Smlth Mr Wllllam Faraday Mrs Chlsholm Faraday Aunt lda Mrs Rockmgham fMadge Lady Evelyn Tanchard Phyllls Faraday Henry Steele Admlral GIICC Robert Traver Martln Character Cella Faraday Colonel ohn Smith Mr Wllllam Faraday Mrs Chrxsholm Farada Mrs Rocklngham Lady Evelyn Tanchard Phyllrs Faraday Robert Tarver Admlral GYICC Henry Steele ames Ralergh Martln Evening y Aunt lda Played by Vlfglnla Kahnt Ted Magee Robert Harrls Isabel C-uy Mary Chrlders LaRue Kennedy Marlan Berry Smlth Connel Rlchard Rlley Ralph Becker Roger McElheney Played by LOUISE Cox Archle MacDowell George Mackey Mary Sadle Norment oe Dee Eddelman Katherlne Eggleston Marlan Berry Wllson Shaver Louls Stevenson Ralph Rlordan Kenneth Ball Wlll Atkxnson Clever muslcal dancing and Slflglflg numbers were glven be tween acts and the hlgh school orchestra under the leadershlp of MISS Whrte played several pleasing selections NOTE. Plctures of both casts may be found ln the Feature Sectlon l88 mfg f iffsff' p a . - . . il . . ' . t V lg ' I . I . 1 . l , , F11 . . . ' fi ' 3. ' E : lu A : - fl 4 rl ' AA A , Fl l . MFI E . A c Q - E 5 - l A A A A is I . . Y W W 'YY '- - 7 . . K, A james Raleigh so A as S A,.s A be e om .. . so C , Fred Crawford ' Y 3 . A 9 ' n s U s n me ' o c if u fl E ' -4 l' . . QA . . A ft . 'Y . ' : .1 A A AA Q Q A A A J , ' 'l n l 1 . J 'J . AA ' 1 5 l g AA A . . 1 Y , A Q . , . - - ' A- r , 'fn f lx' 'll ' A ' A os XT 1 .7 A' l 1,,QfAC.CJ4444g,f : l THE SENIOR VARIFTY SI-IOVV Ierlday anuarv 22 was a blg da tor th QOHIOYS of the .wmh school especxally those of the Enrrllsh IV cIasses for It marked the culmmatlon of thexr efforts rn presenfmg thexr orlgmal plavs All the senlors taklng Enghsh IV were required to 'vxrlte or1g1naI one act plavs and the best ones were to he chosen tor presentatlon with casts chosen and dlrected by the authors There were comedles tragedies romances and dramas of xarlous tx pes turned IH for dlsc 1m matron 1n order to cut the numbcr of worthv pIa5 s doxxn to the Ilmlted few for one ex enmg s performance After much practlce nlne wer retalned but Iater on ex en one of these had to be dropped IH order that the program mlght ternnnate at a reasonable hour The remalnlng elght were retalned and presented to an audlence that occupled every ava1IabIe standlng and Slttlflg space xn the hx h school audltorlum on the date aboxe mentioned Although the excltement of the audlence at tlmes mounted to hwh polnts the excltement behmd the scenes could not be equaIIed Some were repeatmg thelr Imes some trynng to Iook at ease wh1Ie thex feIt where and a general rmxup was evident everywhere I'urmture vxas was bmg movd constantIy secnerv was shlfted and re shlfted and ex en MISS Ph1II1ps had Iost most of nr general composure Frantlc authers were d8Shlng about elther tryng to collect their Cast or 2'lVll'lg orders about the stage settlngs Irghtlng efforts or somethlng eIse Of course none of thls excltement was evldent to the audience who was patlently Waltlng for the curtaln to go up whlch was some what deIayed on account of some unforeseen CllfT1Cl1TtlCS behind the scenes I-Iowex er after the pIaxs started the audience felt sufflc rently rewarded for there were not onIv the ewht or1g1naI one act pIax s glven but entertalnlng numbers were presented betxx een each plax The pIays glx en were The Bloom of the Plum A one act tradgv bx Rozella Brltt The parts were abIv taken bv Vlrglnra I-Ierx ex L1II1an Charleton and George DIXOH Mrsunderstandlng A storx of modern Irfe hx I orenw Shelton Scene A modern llX!Y'lg room ln a modern home Characters MWTIOU Stevxart Xxlalter BeIIman Frances Stern I-Ienrletta enklns ohn Strong DIXIE Blngham Socxety A thr1II1ng storx of modern Ilfe In the c1tx bx 'VIarx AI1ce Campbell Scene Present tlme ln anv Amerrcan c1ty Characters Ro7eI'a Brltt Ina KlfUbTOllgh ohn Strong KathIeen Curtis Frances Stern Bruce IVIcRae Garnett Burks Vvalter BeIIman l89 If ,,, , ..,.. , U , or HL I' I I ""','. I 1- ,,' . f ., , 'i e W f ' 5 , 'cg Ak 1 ' 7 r n ' u 1 1 , .I , , to y 2 2 g Q- 1 I f-, 1 - 1 I . I , , , . Y L I . L .Y M . .x ir. v . . . 4 A 7 y . . I V . . Q . . O Y 1 Y ' ' . . . y . a , . . . . M . 5 1- . -Y altogether ill at easeg some were trylng to get somewhere not knowxng , . . I , ., I -K 1 My f- L - . Y v , 'V' , . ' - . l. . . Y . . A e Z Q v I c T I , ' , c , ' J y J or to - .. . .. . . I 4 . 4 : A . V Y A 7 . : .. 2 ' , ' . 1 , , y ' v 5 '1 1 K kg-dl f ff,,,,f-, . W W, X- , A V 'f fffff V12 'F I ,gb +142 Fa ed Qld l oxe l ettc rs X colle rt ron 'inu lux Dir l crux Scene A l1x1nf'f room m a modern homf Characters Marx Ahte Ccunphell l'llI1!"Lll"t cnluns Dora Herbv Ma1on 5 LVXTIT Hou -11d X c f The lvllllIOIl Dollar XX1t 1 x 1 farce hx X111,1n11 llerxey 1lCh o11r own Knorr: l e tl 1 t o l dx an does It Well too Scene ln a modern ap vtrnf nt hen: Lharactcrs ar ar1 Claxton Rozclla Brut Nlll 1 t Garnett Burl-s l Vx Ill alns Leorf e lD1XOI'l Luck .A clexcr d1a1nat1zat1o 1 ol ranch llfe hx Cnrnett Burlxs Scene The hxmv room of Brut e s 1anch 1r1 Ar zona C1aracters Marx 31l1cc C wwno Pl lrn !qlITll3YO11f7l1 Fred 'Noh 1r1on Stewart Hrutf Nl1lw1 Hoyxircl Vx eu Curtls 06 Romdn Daxlla 1 o xxhrch twltes LS to tn lu cl of chcrrx vos-1 vns x fnr1 t enkms Scene .A garden IU ipan Ellzaheth Haxs Qcrtrudc bn IPD Qeorf e Dlxon C l1ucl Qomcg l Don t Behexe 1n fines Do lf XY hrch ls all that the namt lllplll s and features o11r best actor ol n Stronv by lx thleen Cu IN Scene ln the moods n the summer Characters lorena Shelton Eh al th rlwvs Vthcl Frlandson Beaulah lxahnt Marx .Ahce Campbell Fr mces Stern Pau me Myer LOUISE Round ohn Stronv BF IW EEN 1A FS Hugh School Orchestra D1 ectecl hx Mrs VR allace lg Snyder The Mossback Harmonlzcr barrvtt Burlcs Bruce lVlcR1e A ce RBWIIHQS Robert Pett1t XV nlfred Stamm Fred Allen Chlnese Slut Rozella Brltt 'md Bcfxulah lxahrt arabe Taplatlo 1An1ta Ax ala 'md lsahel Hernandez RUSSIGD Dance lxamarlnslu Bsnhara fxlaxton Pauhne Lesne Thera S111 Dark Town Ballet VIIUIDIH Kahnt and Eleanor Zace Sono' Words and muslc DV Dora Herhy Sung by Lena V130 Dance Slut Rozella Brltt Beaulah Kuhnt C Mcfarevor Flommy Hughes The Baptlst MlH1StCTS George Mackey Kenneth l efzgett Fred Craw ford Kenneth Ball The Clock Double quartet from the MUSIC Department Shubert s Serenade Vvhere mx Caravan has Rested M1 ed chorus of forty volces by the MUSIC Department More Varlety A Sklt by Hllma Lee Eklund and Vlfglnla Hervey The proceeds of the Varlety Show were for the purpose of havlng a feature sectxon 1n thls year s annual Pxctures of the casts for these plays may be found ln the Feature Sectlon f -bv X X tixg X 1'.Qg.L-s.'s: Q. l9O in-' K xx Nxfxx Hx h SQA 1 ., N X N C- x..ff" "" '- X t... .--A ' -K h 'Af RAN If X .Q jx K ' ff' "x Q., 1 , 1 We ,wi I d , ' 1 .e r c- 11 1 A lrlj. A : 1 ' " s, ' ' A '1 2. I . V ' 1 ' 1 1 f' , 1 f 1 1 X 1 C LI , 1 1 ' ' h N. '7 H, r te '1 1 '1 ' 1 pgs. 1 1 e A 'ie 'e' 1 j If .1 , , III wl' ' ' jr co 1e Jar of an 1rate ld a 1 d : ' 1' 1 1. 5 1 , .1 1. 1 N " , . ' , . ., . ' , f ' X Q: Bc la 2 , 1 , .-.11 . , 1 1 ga c Los., ' r 1 vv. . - N . x 1. 1 , . 1 . g , '1 ' . 1 ' .. j 1 ' 2 1 , " , - 1 3 ' . 1 ' 1 . 1. f l ez 1' - 213 e, .1 .,,' 1',l, . W 1, ,V . , M1 1' ' , ' - 11 - 1 1, '1 , s, C 1, f . l c ' . J1 11 . U . 1 1 V . Q1 T y ' 1 ' .. 1 ff 21 . 1 1' I1 1 6, by fl - -11 A 1 .I . f' f ' A c 1 .Im r . y ' y 1 N, . . , Q' Characters: Irene jackson, Xx'lI11f!'Pd Stamrn. L1ll-an Charleton, ,Q ' . V' . 1 1 Q . ,1 J . 1 e .1 , . V1 . sr . Z.. , .H .x I I L i .Z . .1 . , 1 1 ,,, -' a . rt A : f . 1 1 .' . ' - .7 ww I ' 1 - . .4 , .1 1. A. r fc, L. 1 .1 . , ', j . A a , 1 r " . A . ' -' 1 . Q- , . l 1 . I 1 1 1 'sn' ., 1 , fs. 1 '. f . 1 5, 1 Q 1 1? S: . ., .1 2 , . lx , ly, 1 1 - v - ' , . . , . , 4 I c he I . 'V J f . V' r 1, , 1. . . , . . . ,. T '-" c - - .1 ., 1 ., ,z T, . . , . . l - I , . 1 , .-. D , l 1 . . . . - V A - f 9 - -1 K xr v ' , . li I . Ii ll , 1 . 0 , . ,- I I . . .1 , . Y 1 . . . .' . I if . . ,lf - Lvl 1' ' K 'W 5 V2 ', A x pw . I , W S-ft . Qx xxxx wxi qga iif l - N 1 e at S' E , M 'xx -Li' - 1- ' 1 XA X .s"' O 'NU IS l ll lc tlon llld llld cl l n c t l tLl IS a Ill wht rc ll fw ra s III r hon lltllnd XX hltl ul c ol n las ll en to ae arrlaqc l nc cssltx Tlll tr YK e fmd hlnl It ortx as lllll x Stl t sstll Nc xx orlm lJllSlIlt xS lllln hut stlll secrf Ll1PI'lSlllf1Lfll1b C lrlx alnhltlon c s 1 llc III t It X lltf lln vnf r home U1 the llltftlfl st of thf 'ludle ncc IS won llnnlf dlatc lx hx the opcnlnw actlon IS IS a xlocnt oxers Cl1l1I'fPlWX llc l n ll the pllghtlng of trot l hetwec n Mr Vt hlte s son Roderlck or Rl ky as llc lb ldI111ll2tI'lX called and Ve ronlcu or Ronny Duflnc ll1SfHlI' next door flelghbor Rlcl-cy calls 'Nanny lllb olhsurdedly youthful mother and upon hreaklng the news to her recelx es the usual parental adx lce etc vxhlch 1S ox erruled by the young people the n Maltland VK hlte or Vlatew 'ls he IS called hy hls lntlmates IS taken lnto secret and told that R1CkV wants to get marrled as soon as posslble and deslres to postpone hls plans of golng abroad to study archltecture for vwhlch he seems to have a SpCC1al talent HIS sltuatlon remlnds hlm of hlS own case som tvx enty years before when hls amhltlons were put up on the shelf for a slmllar reason and he rather qL1CStlOT1Sl'1lS son s wlsdom ID hls cholce Nanny guesses h1S thoughts and decldes that Wlatey ought to get a year s leave of absence and dew ote that tlme to the study of hls beloved art x 4 3 ' f l9ll , , I 1 - ZA! I AV 4, A, 'J--,4Ll,,', 'V A A ' ' ' foe' M- 4: N S- . p l r , . , J ,, l ' l l ll. Styx IR l l ,A ll Ulf JL' A., N lu we J the Sl'l1lfJ1' play i'lHJSt?Il alter Iltllfll rl' 'l ira- ' 4 ' er t's'o . lh ' play ls il sovll-ty rolll -fly ln three- all-ls. rl-l e lblrst 4 '. l id sol - ' A - not ' N' ' Yo." in the Flllfl'x' ol thc- 'l llnf- IC of Nlz' z ' - '.IlD?4lt one elnl lly gre-at 2lYNl3l7lU 'l 5 e l a great artist: hut who alt :ln early Zlgl' had ylf-lrlcld to love and after nlc ' I 2, o lc had cl 'A v-rl lI'll0l'OI'I1Il11t"Cl?tl Il 1 H '. 3 2 t D' se z"lj .' t' l . Y - 'Y ' Q , 5 ' . ftly Ill 1 play opt-ns with sl 'c' inc- la ' l l l 2 Xl' - l X 2 d f ,rl if 7 ' I " U' .. .' 5 ' . Ihl- " l- l '- 5 .1 'l ' rl e ds .V - 's ' A l 3 l c , U 'U 1 1, . ' , . . . I' c ull JH, .'z -N . J' F' , A . ' f f v f . V ' f Y 1 'w v V 1' 7 x . ' . 1 ' ," l ". r , l , ' . . . A . . . S Y V , . 1 'Hass Q-15,4142-"" 'F if Q l Il Ut If Q Nt lj 1 5 atcxhu cnc TY s IIN Ju 1 r 1 s 1t to ln Il 1 41 pc cx11b1tLd 1t 1t1mr1 111 1 rnnd 1 1 s l1H1tlT'ltl1l vsorlx IS t1r l c low rl11trfq111relt1111 1ls. h1 I1 fXf Il 111 Klll st111d111vt1f1L1rc 111 thf ranks ol woo rtlsts 111 Il 1 ouwht to stu 1 abrodd tor tour years at least n t1c Int 111 tllllt Ronny ctf urns tlmt Sl lox s Rultx too muc 1 to want llllll to sacr1t1cr h1s rur 1r k engagement Matey plays h1s trump card by lUQ'f'Hl0llqlX gertlng Rlclcc y to ic cept the money vwhlch he has expected to use 1n StL1ClXlf'lQ art abroad lI'laSIHUCl1 as It would enable Rmkex to go abroad 'md study archltect ure and take Ronny w1th h11ne Of course thls clears up matters for Ronny and RlCkCy but when Nanny suggests that Matey s llfe Wlll be empty he tells her that It never has been emptv because he has a happy home and her love The play ends bv leavlng the thought that lt IS better to render an unself1sh SCTVICC to those we love than to attaln our own cherlshed destres Both casts were well chosen and the actmg was excellent The Senlors are to be congratulated upon thelr splendld showlng Speclal numbers between acts were a dance bv Vlfglllla Kahnt a mar1mba duet by Carl Lovett and Clarence Rydholm and a solo My I I 1 XJ I9-21 L . K-fail-42,1--.1:1:.1.Qt,Lf u - 1 5' 9-N-' ""M""""- ,fx Hi., - J? if tl'l1-vttet1ittf-ugiwttpzimt-111-1-11t1-11111111511111111-111111 lit-11 IllUIlt'Sll'X' 111 il SI all place e lYtx1'llIlQ the attic' into il stl lio. lh 1 .1 1c',nd and third sr -nes are laid 111 this attic stuclit YN'llt'lAt' M 1 .1 be'1 lexotix g, 11111c'h ol hisr1111e1111fl11gm11 deal ot e11e1'g1' in the prod11titio11 of hir fA'.'t pmt 1.e. 11tt1r it is li11i.'l1e1l it is sec'1'etl1,' SFI 1exl'l1'tecl hx' Nanny anal C111 ttry Xithols, Xlatc-y's olcl pal, to l 1 1,'l' 5 1 1 Z1 gt l '1 'ng ol' art Vtics. .-Xtte' the picture is rt-- tu 1 , le receives '1 letter from one ot the II1O.'l notefl critics, telling l' C 's' "ge 11 'Q 1 'tc z'e'1 1'1z 1- cr ',,', xl 11 '1 T, da :ltlztle 5 .5 cl' c 1' ' X, . I I I l l 1 1a 1, J' 1' 11 C qt e 'ef 1 'l A Q ' ' 1 ca 11 to 1112 ry her, and brea s her Y -' cV'. .N c Y' A x I . D' N' 1 I K . 'V' r ,' Y 1 A Y C K Y 1 . - , .M . , . Y ' - ll , ' s 5 1 .Jia-.4174-45 Kappa Slgrna Dream Glrl bv Carl Lovett accompfmled byflarence Rydholm on the marlrnba CHARACTERS Play er B5 Ex enlng Maltland VK Im Charles RICC Nxncx VI hxte Vlrgxnla Hen ey XXCYOIIICH Duane Hllma Lee I:.clclund Roderxck Whlte Ned Elder CJ T Warren Garnett Burkes Geoffrey Nlchols Roman Davlla Etta Rosella Brltt Player By Afternoon Russell Meade Alle: Rawlmgs Margaret Cox Walter Bellman ohn Strong Bob Nordhaus LINCOLN ILNIOR HICH SCHOOL CIRCLS The clrcus gxven by the Llncoln unlor Hlgh School April I-I at the Hlgh School Audltorlum was lndeed good The stunts glven by each class were Oflglnal and well acted The MaglClaD Stunts and Card TYlCkS glven by MISS Copeland s room were very good Dean Kraft acted hls part well both as a magxcxan and ln the act Entertamlng a New Mlnxster The dances gxven by Dorothy Swartzbough and I-lllda de Buhr were exceedlngly well given Llttle Tm Soldxers glven by Mlss Brown s room and the umpmg Rope Drlll glven by MISS Marshall s were very plcturesque Where My Money Goes glven by Mxss Heron s class was well acted There were many other lnterestmg acts but lack of space keeps us from wrltlng more about xt On the whole the clrcus was short and snappy It xs one of the best that has ever been gxven LR THE DISTRICT AND STATE TYPEWRITINC CONTESTS Albuquerque made a very good showing ln the Dlstrlct Contest held here on Aprll I5 She carned away three places two ln the amateur class and one ln the novlce class Amy Parrlsh won fxrst place and Mary Llvmgston second place m the amateur class Lawrence I-Ime won flrst place nn the novlce class The contest was held at eleven o clock ln the typwrxtmg room at the Hlgh School after the contest all those who partxclpated were glven a luncheon at the Yorkley The contestants were greeted by Amy Parrlsh then the typwrxtmg teacher from Belen who helped wlth the contest gave a short talk After the luncheon the contestants were taken for a rlde to see all of the mterestmg parts of the clty Albuquerque ranked second and thrrd 1n the report of all the dlS trict contests whlch were held over the state on Aprrl I 5 if I f X-,W-4 C I93I as ,,,,t,,--sass.s--, feta- ,.4,JV,,,--"5C4Q' Neg c 1 U V a c f QD .KT Tn -A - LYS Ty XV . T1 YT . . 1 Q Y my . V . - . - Vlfinifred Stamm . L ,,LL,,L...,L an ' -L R I I I 1 Y I , . . I r - , Y ' ' Y . n . , . , . . .. . 3 . I Y 7 ' f Wx, A V On May 7 the contestants from all over the state who had par tlclpated ln the DISTTICT Contests and made the quallflcatlons neces sary met at Albuquerque for the State Typwrltlng Contest lt was held ln the Audltorxum of the Hlgh School and was open to the pub lc This IS something new ln typewrltlng contests and apparently worked out very well ln the Amateur Class osephlne M Fesler of Carlsbad won fxrst place and recen ed a gold medal tor this achleve ment Amy Parrlsh of Albuquerque won second place and recelved a sllver medal Mary Llvmgston won thlrd ln the novlce class Paullne Carton of Clovls won frrst place CCCIT FIICS of Las Vegas won second place and Frnaces Hess of Las Cruces won thlrd After the contest the A H S Commerclal Club entertained the partlclpants at a banquet at the Alvarado It IS the hope of the commerclal department to make these contests as lm portant ln the state wlde meet as the Declamatory Contests and Tennls Tournament ORATORICAL AIND DECLAMATORY CONTESTS Accordlng to custom our representatives ln the State Oratorlcal and Declamatory Contests are chosen by a local contest The best orators ID the oratory and debate classes automatlcally become ellglble for the local contest Students not ln these classes may also ent r voluntarxly The declamatory contest IS l1kCWlSC open to all students m the semor hrgh school The greatest mterest thls year seemed to be ln the oratorlcal contest The wmner 1n each of these contests IS awarded a gold medal and becomes by hrs victory our representatlve ln the state contest at the Unlverslty Wlnners of second places are awarded sllver medals and are consldered as alternates for the state contest Wlnners of thlrd places are gxven honorable mentlon LOCAL ORATORICAL CONTEST Wlnner of Gold Medal ohn Strong Wlnner of Sllver Medal oe Mozley Wlnner of Honorable Mentlon Amta Ayala LOCAL DECLAMATORY CONTEST Wlnner of Gold Medal Isabel Guy Wlnner of Sllver Medal Elsle Flaws Wlnner of Honorable Mentlon Dorothy Graham STATE ORATORICAL CONTEST Wlnner of First Place ohn Strong NOTE john won thlS contest both officxally and by a majorlty vote of the audlence STATE DECLAMATORY CONTEST Wlnner of Second Place Isabel Gay xXx X 3. 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A ---- xxx: - - as xxx xx R., E l rc face FllllS llttle sketch of Acorn and the home lfff there was not lntcnded to be hlstorv nor was lt Intended to be 1 studx m mgeargh work It was wrltten becausc to Int lt IS tmmenselv lnteres me and l hope lt w1ll be to those who X c nture mto lts pa es ll1Cll3D lxfe and especlally the llfe of thos Wllll sucl a romantlc past as the At-Omas should be glyen more attentlon and study and thouffht than we gtve them The peculxar way 1n whlch thex lne the lntelllgf-nt wav ln whlch they adapt themselxts to the enuronment and the sacred wav xn whlch they respect thelr rellglon IS all so wonderful It is to palnt a p cture of thus wonderland whtch vstll remaln ID the mlnds of those who read lt that l haxe taken so much pleasure IU Wflfllig' thls To remlnd us that all of our wonders are not on tht hlghways but more beautltul thlngs mav bf found when we stroll out lnto the wasteland and leaxe the beaten path behlncl And they called It Acoma this enchanted lblalld m thls land of llght shlmmerlng and l1ft1n0 ln mlrage sldes xertlcal yellow walls wlthout so much as a handhold V1SlblC l-iwh as three NIHUBYES Wlth as a slab or towerxng granlte ln a purple sea I Many centurles has thls old rockv fort Ouarded tts Acoma chll dren and before It they we e entrusted to IS tvxln srster the En chanted Mesa Alone content to l1ve th llfe they chose tn th xr skv home was the prlvllege of the Acomas the Quezes Wlth thelr llttle farms and herds m the Xalley and thelr homes s 1-t hundred feet or more above among the clouds the lndxans ln ed ln th far far dlm romantlc past Then camt the terrlble clnsast r which to thxs day IS related by the old lndlan to the younger generatlon Just as lt was years ago the dlsaster whlch caused th Acomas to scale th almost lDaCCCSSlblC cllffs of present Acoma It was a sunny summer day apparently when the lndlans at the command of thelr chlef filed down the stone ladder with proylslons packed on their backs to tlll the soll ln the fertlle valley below None were left behlnd except three old women tll and unable to undertake the dlffitllll and tnesome Journey and a youth of seventeen who was left to care for them N1 ht fell clouds gathered and It began to ram The clouds seemed g to have burst as the water poured down ln torrents the thunder roared the llghtnmg flashed and the boy was at loss to know just what to do He stood hls post untll hls mother one of those unfor tunate ones left behlnd begged htm to rush and tell his father mtles l95 ,'4c..., fa . cp 1 ' f t lt T ll S K Y C I F Y J . if . x l . . K N itz .2 A i A l ' x" 1 1 i- My , 1 C My l 3 , . . G I 1, xy 1. ' A 'V ' K A xt' ni l. . , ' L ' ' ' Q tr ' ' . , 'v ' y 9 ' s . X ' . .l A . I ' e x . . 1 u t JY- - I It . , u , ' A fi I Y 1 A , V . ' ' fn r - . I. A y I ' ' ' K 5 +1 I . - ' V. . . ' y 1 ' K. Y V J x .A t, v K ' f ' .' -1.011 .t y . . . - . 5 . . K 1 . V 1 . y I ' :1 . 1 ca' 1 top as Hat as a table, detached from rock or sand or toothili, isolated . 7 Y V ' y. . -H - . , , ' Q ' My . , ' e' V . . - I ,. . 1 O 1 . ' . Y I 1- e s 9 . , . Q Q . 4 . 6 Y . .s - , ' ' ' , e t e . . . t . 7 y ' 7 . , I l Q . l , 5 I 1 ' t ' . 5, s 1 XX 1 . . , n u ! ill "'l'llrong:I1 Our I'nknuwn Solltllwe st" Agua-s V, Lzlut. page JU. 1 NSBA LV away III the valley below Achete for they say that was hls name started down the terrlble ladder feellng h1s way ln the darkness A tlmes h1s feet were washed from under hlm and he must hold wlth hlS hands alone until he could tlnd the nlche agaln lle hnally reached the bottom torn cut bruxsed and bleedlng but determlned he must reach hrs father Fl urnmg to take a last look at hls home before run nmg lf hls strength held out across the plaln he saw the llghtnlng flash heard the thunder roar and saw the great stone ladder the only way to scale the dlzzy helghts to tb town leap and fall to the ground It seemed h1S heart would break Fl he followlng mornmg the lndlans gathered at the bottom and hopelessly viewed the home they could clalm no more the home Wltl'llD eyes reach but out of the most renown cllmbers touch After counclls met and no plans could be made to any advantage the llttle band turned ltS back on the home xt had loved so long and wlth downcast hearts and slow YCVIVIDQ hope turned thelr steps toward Acoma Thls the legend passed down and down through the ages has found 1ts place ln the hearts of the Acomas andthere It wlll remain sacred to all Up to thls tlme they had llved ln peace and after work mg and to1l1ng 1n a way almost unbellevable they succeeded ln scallng the heights of thelr new home Then came the Navajo warrlor sxly er trapping and harnesslng belts and necklaces and turquolse set beads and wlth them came trouble l The peaceful solltarv llfe of the Acomas was gone new er to return for after the Navajo came the Spanlard under Coronado and then the whltes lhe Acomas were dlscoy ered Now to the wonders of Acoma ltself 1ts chlldren and thexr oc cupatxons and customs lqhe great rockv island IS utterly devoid of earth There IS no soil for yegetatlon far less for tmber there s no clay for adobes not even soxl to form a gravevard Every ounce of materlal ln the great adobes whlch nake up the masslve walls o the houses has been brought up from the depths of the valley below and ln the most laborlous wav ever known to man l or ln those davs there was no trall or road but the almost perpendlcular passage 1n the cleft of the great cliff lNo anlmal could posslbly ascend and every burden was brought up on the backs ot men to whom one mlsstep meant destructlon No one who has not seen the anclent places of ascent can reallze the toll the patlence and danger that these p ople endured Perhaps the crowmng event of all this labor IS the masslvc mlsslon church I50 feet long and 40 feet wlde wlth walls nearly slx feet IH thlckness and 23 feet lugh lnhe adobe was not all that was carrled from the yalley but the wxde roof requlred tlmbers 40 feet long and more than a foot square and these were carrled by men 20 mlles from the San Mateo mountalns and then carrled up the dlZZy helghts how we wonder up those 350 feet toward the sky to form the coverlng of the house of God x l X xx 3-'H U I96 -Q., X4 i F - .Y - Xxgx N Q. 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J' , n J' 'X' Vw 5 -1 -stiff 2 J N X gf- a Tf ' ' 'CII 441. +C-4444, fg fl 4.4.44-6 41 Where ln any other part of the world IS 'hcre such 1 dl pl v or 76 al or such a monument of sc lf sacrlhce Perhaps here would be the pl ce to mfro uce father 'Vlarcus whom to tlus day th lnclxans hold rn lOVlI'1f7 memory t wls aft r the church was buxlt that father 'Vlarrus fOl!FCl hrs wax to Acoma Before hlm had relgned a pru st whom the lnchms hnallv kllled be cause of h1s despot sm When father Marcus appeared the hatred was not yet dead and consequently thu rr xccted hmm As he was laborlng palnfully up the cllfl the lnelans not reahzlng the toy he was brlnglng them gathered around the bare rom k r1m and proceeded to hurl rocks ln a sto m at hrm while he was makmg a desperate effort to reach the top The cllff at thls place was ox erhancfmfr and Father Marcus was hldden from the vlew of the l-1d ans just as a tmy girl fell from the rlm The lndlans horror stricken expected her to be dashed to death on the rocks below but she landed out of slght of the lndlans m a prle of drlfted sand not far from Father Marcus and was only slxghtly bruxsed The next the lndlans saw of father Vlarcus he was carrylng the tlnx glrl and once agam attemptmg to scale the wall The Acomas bCllPXll'1g hlm to haxe performed a mlracle by savmg her llfe welcomed hlm as a samt and almost ltlollzed hlm untll he dled years later lNo affectlon was ey er shown between prlest and parrlsh that was more deedly felt than that between Father Marcus and hls Acoma chlldren Perhaps thls was because he was so klnd command 1n the other He dld not attempt to break up the cere monlals but added to them a Chrlstran atmosphere Thelr dances and songs he left and enjoyed them The klV3 or meetlng place of the men whlch to thls day IS held so sacred he left absolutely unmolested and only lmproyed xt by helpmg them to raise the standards of man hood at thelr meetlngs lt was because he was so lfmd o houghtfl l and so wllllnv and eager to bulld up rather than tear down that he holds a spot ln every Acoma heart todaw It 19 for thls reason that hls name IS spoken rn rex erence ln the most hllarrous crowds because he made them love hum And more than thls the graveyard IS a greater mrracle than th church ltself There was no arth on the storm swept mesa IH whxch to bury the dead and to lav them IH the vallex b low would b far from consecrated ground FX en lf there had been earth ln prentw the slope was so steep xt would not have held for a smgle xear So the lndlan wonderworkers bullt a stone wall around a squa e 700 feet across and 45 feet hlgh at the outer edge llke a grant bow: ard then llttle by llttle brought up from the depths below ln sacks on their backs the PYCCIOUS earth as It was needed to cox er the dead so com mon evervwhere else so greatly needed here l The houses more llke our tenements are another svmpol of the labor of these falthful people The three lone' rows about a quarter -de,-J, ,Iliff l97l f 1 f N3 i -4 I - . . ,- - r x , . c SA -ai . .T 1 - t V ,P . , - ' A a ' - Q ea . . 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" -f' " ff kr Are. - 'J'- J fl f "4 :1 7 'f 'i ff Y og-Q -1--W .:.::-u-P of a mlle ln length and three storles ln helght house the entlre band of these dwellers of the sky The streets as they may be called are llned wlth outdoor oyens An ll1ClldI'1 woman takes great prlde ID havlng a clean whlte oy en The houses are more or less allkc so one descrlptlon wlll sufflce as a ty plcal example The hrst roof IS reached by a ladder where IS found a hen and her famlly from thls roof woe s up a tler of stone steps to a second roof Uff thls roof 19 a door to 1 thlrd story room and a verv clean room lt IS The flreplacc IQ ln one corner the broom IH the other a wlndovy between looklnsz out of the preclplce wall oy er such a X1SW as an eagle mlght scan l J Baskets wlth corn and bowls of food and jars of drlnklng water stand ID nlches ln the wall The adobe floor 19 as hard as cement and swept very clean All vvllls and the cclllnv 'xre whltened by a preparatlon mad from thelr natlye soll They stlll to '1 great eyctent grlnd thelr own meal and althoufrh they do not weelye much of thelr LlOll1ll'1Y7 thev do yyeaye some A he sly ey black sklrt ysoyen by the Hom IS an essentlil to thelr costume llllb lo plnned oy er the rlf ht shoulder X blo IS generally o fvyhltc SOIHCUIHLS fray er colors elaborately embroldered or trlmmed IH lace IS vs nn under thl Xround thf lr wellst they yyear a sash or belt about SIX nches IH vyldth ann wrlppecl ar nund and around They vyc lr yyhlte pettlcoats elaborately trlmlned vylth lac or embro dery vyhlch shoyy below th black sklrt just a trlfle Oy er thelr head 15 ,qener llly yy orn a frm sh lwl whsle tl elr halr ls combed III a slnf le strand down thelr blck and Is lT1CdSf.Cl by a band belnfr 'wound n my tl nts around lt 19 md the belt lre cena ra 'y IP rlffht l:l'1Ql11l'l0' cnlors usuall rcd Pl-l1P1l' lootwea IS perhaps tl most astoundlnfr lhey wear IUOCLWQIIXS llk a great many trlbes but they lD1I1Cl lllfllk' lens 111 a form of lefwl 19 yyl lch are merelv 'l strlo of sheepskln abou three 1I'lCl1PS Wvlflt wound arounfl and around llllb custom yn lb started as 1 plcycntlon to rattl nike bltes as thcv can Pt rl ap as a nflrt of the dre s also they yy ould class the JGVNGIYX Often money s seyyed dcyyn tle sldes of tle sklrts nlckels dlmes quarters halyes ano sometlmes dollars may be seen adornlnfr thelr nltlye costume Flnelr h ncls and 'lrms also are abundantly supplled wlth rlnfrs 'incl bracelets vyhlle around thelr neck may be found from three to a dozen SlfI'lIl0S of bea ls sllver turquolse bone coral and ey ervthlnff else It IS elaborate thls natlye costume as well as brlght and sometlmes gaudv ney erthless It ls another tlnt to help beautlfv thls romantlc mesa They are great pottery makers too perhaps the most noted ln the southwest The potters of Acoma have made rather a speclalty of floral and leaf adornment and some sugfvestlon of plant llfe IS ln troduced lnto almost every deslgn Thls IS the more remarkable as thelr town IS bullt where there 1 scarcely enough earth to afford a flower a foothold ln the lndlan s artwork however he loves to preserve the suggestlon of that whlch IS most dear and preclous to not blt lll!'DllQl1 them xxx X xx 'CRS-"" 31" l98 TWT x I lg -,Ik Iiv',-,I --A. 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I ,I PIL- Iv I-f...-.lf -' "T . -I r ffr ,L-an L,.AJAi,4cz.Q,44 hrs mlnd so from his standpomt It IS entlrely frttrng that the leaves and flowers of the plain and mountams brought from a dlstance to thls rock founded vxllage of the sky and used ln many secret religious rltes as well as ln the publlc dance ceremonrcs should be remembered and portrayed on the pottery lntermmgled Wlth those on the Acoma ware are the yertlcal or slantlng parallel llnes whlch ln Pueblo svmbolry represent the fallrng r1ver and the terraces and steps whrch cony entlonalrze the clouds of heaven l A peculrar checkerboard deslgn IS also not uncommon ln the Acoma work but ltS especlal SIQHIHCHHCC 19 dlsputed Blrc' forms were yery common but these are gradually dvlng away Thus blrd was supposed to symbol17e lrghtness and encouragement and hence lt was used IH the parntlng of water jars a good deal SIHCC the people must carry the water up the long cllmb to lessen the we wht of the water Thls pottery IS all made bv hand The clav used ln maklng lt IS carefully selected and carefully prepared and just as carefully made After the form or jar IS made the designs are painted on wlth a t1ny chewed StlCk These dy es are made from colored clay mostly rlhe pottery IS then burned or roasted hlhls IS done by placing a great many PICCCS over a pxle of chrps or straw and coxermg them wrth the same It IS th n set on fire and when the potterv cools the Jar as well as the pam' IS firm and strong They are used extensrvely ln the homes not as adornments but as water Jars flour barrels and ln fact anythlng they are needed for lt IS yery beautlful and altho some of the deslgns and shapes are becommg modermzed lt stlll re malns qulte as lt used to be But pottery IS not thelr only means of ln mg nor are they poor not by any means Therr pottery brmgs them ready monev Therr sheep gxve them meat and wool and the lxttle corn patches suffice for the meal they grlnd themselves These herds of sheep must be pas tured rn the valley sometlmes at quxte a dlstance from the rock xtself Nor are sheep all but burros and cattle are som tlmes ln the mass all roamrng together herded perhaps bv a lrttle grrl on horseback or a couple of boys lying among the sagebxush Here they roam all day long and at nlght are drrven ln by these h rders Thls slglrt IS one neycr to be forgotten the bfllllant colors of our own New Mexlco sunset llght up the pastoral scene llke a huge panorama palntmg The burros and cows are brought to the summlt of the mesa and turned lnto corrals whrle the goats are enclosed at the foot of the clxffs where they Wlll be safe from the attacks of any wrld beasts The rude carts plows and other farm machmerv are stored among the hollows ln the rock at the bottom of the clxtf Although these dwellers of the skv are Chrlstxans now tlaev strll clmg to a great many hablts they had m the past and constantlv 1n wlth thelr celebratlons and feasts mmgle the oldtlme da nce song or ceremony The patron samt of Acoma IS Samt Stephen and on the sec M fcamw 7-'.fa..A!,aJ5mf YQ if--f l99 ff ,f .tl I' ,AP .I I ,. 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'H X'-1 ' A Q. .L . .lv .x ,, ond of September each vear they celebrate ID memory of hlm XVllll an entlre days program At dawn the publlc crler to the tune of a tombe marches gally down one street and up the next announcmv tn th n tlve language the CXCTCIQCS of the dav The flrst order or the dav 1 always mass ln the church It IS a plcturesque throng rhwt assembles be fore the old masslve church ln all thexr gay colors and costumes waxtmg patlently to enter After thls thronglng out 1nto the sunllght th people form ln processlon the lmage of Samt Stephen ln thelr mldst marched about the wlllage to the accompalnment of clancflnv bells from the belfry the fxrmg of muskets to wtrd of the ev1l splrxts and the solemn chantlng of a hundred reverent VOICCS So to a rustlc shrlne of corn plants and leafy cottonwood branches whlch had been erected for the OCCSSIOTA Here cleposlted Salnt Stephen recelved that day wxth two old lndlans sxttlng at the doorwoy of the shrlne to keep off erant swlne and other godless lnterlopers Here for hours the dex out come brlng 1ng baskets heaped hxgh wlth thanks offerlng whxch were glven on bended knee and left lung at hls feet melons peaches corn and ch1l1 peppers and candles and Drown loaves of fresh bread Shortly after noon the dull thumpmg of a tombe rs heard from in unseen quarter and streammg down from the upper story of a ce1ta1n house come the dancers who form ln two llnes and to the chanting of a choir of lndlan men moxe rn step an inch at a ilme toward the Samt s booth The men dancers were strlpped to the W3lSt their faces and bodles palnted 1n fantastlc faslon Nhlle from neck and shoulder walst and ankles dangled all sorts of tlngllng and gav ornaments TWIQS of l1ve spruce were thrust 1n their hcaddresses wrlstlets and armbands and ln their hands thev carrled rattles made of gourds wlth pebbles ln them There was no sign of levlty for thls was a rellgxous rlte hallowed to the trlbe by ancestral lsage and doubtless more real -'Q .. ,Q ec, 'fgeifxl Veeeeeessfe as 1 N - - S e -.X ' MTW W. 4:71 14 V 1" '6 .M X 1, I' ' JI? .. 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A-ae- V -s ff -e e Q 'f - ,muh S - , ,, at cancers have sweet shy faces and thelr eyes were modestly downcast Thelr costumes were xery brllllant ln color and lm md the especnl dl tlnctlon of a courrous head dress consrstlng of a large palnted board set uprlght and cut IPYO sh mes of svmbollc slgmfxcance l All the hot Septernter afternoon the dancer kept step to the chonr lng untll the sun sank low ID the heavens rl hen sudoenlv the s1nQ1nfr ceased and the dancers braeklnv ranks crow ded around the Samt s booth and knelt for a momet IH silence 'lhe booth was then stripped of 1tS green the lmage was brought out the faithful candles 1'1 hand agaln formed ln processlon and a1'TlCl1 the rmgmg of the curch bells and the f1r1n0 of guns the preclous rellc was borne back to xts nlche ln the church and the feast of Salnt Stephen IQ over The vlew from thus rock xsland IS almost as wonderful as the hull ltself There IS no wav to descrlbe the magnlflcant panorama VPIVV ani the natural color of New lVlex1co sunset as they play ln thelr last hours over the rugged mountams whlch so falthfully stand to guard thetr W'?"'7 an 5 X X Yue-.3.s. 3-H W- Q' 3 s. H001 " fsfff M i,f4,af.:-4 4.11-L1 ward Acoma lakc Vlfashmgton s shaft multrply t lm 1 two set It Ill the Saraha desert cllmb to the top and look abroad That rs tl e xerw from Acoma l ls the trrp worth Wl1llCJ ls the mountaln cllmblng worth wh1le3 Do you suppose half a hurnded people would yearly break thelr necks rn Swltzerland lf cllmblng were not worth whlle and that verw from the rlm 1f nothlng else Wlll remaln rn memory If anythlng as unlque and wonderful as Acoma CXlStCd rn Egypt or 'ipan lt would be featured and VlSltCd by thousands of Amerlcans yearly The warrlors of exghteen hundered and slxty are gone and ln thelr places are quxet happy farmer and herders l-he scalps whlch onct hung from every door and whlch It vxas an honor to own are now replaced by strmgs of chrlx peppers and a far more pleasant adornment lt makes The tomohawks are dead and thelr decendents are plows some modern some rude and home made but servlnv the purpose It IS true that the danfrerous paths of accent are much safer now At the foot of the h1ll the sand has drlfted untll rt has formed a sloplng path up about halfwax At the top strll are dangerous places but more or less modermzed slnce the enemy IS no more The little towns of Acomrta and lVlc Carthy have taken some of Aroma s trrbe and are sheltermg them there but stll at1 Acoma remaln the falthful ASldC from the lndlans remaln the ho lses the church the kn as the corals at the foot the rugged paths and the most wonderful the hlll ltself thls dreamland more romantlc than f1CtlOIl can create And thls wlll all remam a monument mrghtv and steadfast ln memory of th ages dead forever It vtrll remaln thls town of matchless interest seven thousand feet above the level of the sea the home of half a thousand years romance It rs all so wonderful the mesa hrgh and mxghty qualnt and old and terraced and the people how they haxe ln ed and loved and suffered here IU thelr skyward home these quiet Plano Cshatch the chlldren of the sun Mx rtle Perce THE FOUNTAIN OF YOL 111 UI N 'NI nnu 1 '1 As Claude Grant made hls way through the one street of the small tradvng post of Albuquerque New Mexlco the contmuous nolse whlch Issued from the Palace saloon suddenly stopped A sudden sllence took its place A second passed hen tvso pxstol shots rent the a1r The doors of the saloon opened and with a srckly thud a man s bodv fell ln a heap ln the dust at Claude s feet As he trled to stop the flow of blood from th wound Grant saw that the dvmg man was the half breed who knew the locatron of a valuable gold mme He had been tralled bv men wlshrng to galn possessron of the H011 if N-4 1 'dfdif 7-4.1. are .Ya,.... .YA J-up Ar!! 1 , L' 1--,A g,f..L, ,v LY Y, ,F :Q i JA Ib- A.-4 A., A . 1' iv 91, --, . 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' , ' . t v 'X . . f , A . l .. , , K p A fkgl W A l Q - - f ' ' A g,.,Q.Jl"'5'5"'lb"'3'v gold but no one could trace hrm beyond the edge of the desert The man was groanlng and seemed to be asklng for water On returnlng wlth the water Grant notlced that the half breed was attemptlng to speak He leaned closer to hear the words of the dvlng man Cold mme--canyon map Gatherlng hls strength for the final effort the half breed unbuckled hrs belt and attempted to fasten lt around Claude s W8lSt Claude walked to the place where the caravan of WVlllCll he was a youthful member had camped Colng to one of the canvas topped wagons he Got out hls blankets md placmg them near one of th numerous fires prepared to go to sleep But It was useless and gazlng at the dlstant stars le thought of the various happenlngs whlch had occurred durlng the journey from Wlreatport to New Mexico The caraxan had been attacked by lndxans Durmg this sklrmlsh Qlaude s father had been lfllled and nom young Lnant shared destlny vwxth hls partner Red Buck hlhen the occurrtnce of the half breed and hrs glft the belt Next ITIOYIIIIIO' Grant told Buck al out the half breed and showed hlm the belt Buck exanuned the belt and suddenly exclaimed Look' No we better Go somewhere where no one else wlll see Come on we ll fro behmd the corrals Behlnd the corrals Buck showed Claude a crude map burnt lnto the leather belt See Claude lqhls IS the Sandlas range and that cross must represent the locatlon of the mme XX e ll sell the wagon and mul s and buy prousxons at lVl1ke s Post After an hour or so or bare unmf thex succeeded ln selnng the outfit to Shelby '1 member of the carax an Aeren t you bo s golng on to Lal1fo1n1a3 Shelby asked 'No we haxe other plans Buck replled After buying prouslon and two half wild lndlan ponies Buck and Claude made the journey to the Sandras Nearly '1 month after the half breed s death Buck and Claude made thelr camp 1n a cany on on the Sandras from the dlrcctlons on the map they were certaln that the mlne was located 1n the cllffs overhanging the canvon Flherefore on the first mornlnef of thelr Search Buck took the north cllff whlle Claude took the south cliff Cn the south cllff Claude saw what appeared to be an openlng of a cawe about a hundred feet aboxe hls head He secured a rope from camp and hurrled back to the rot llls p in was to lasso an ox erhangmg rock above the cave Thxs he attempted to do and more by luck than sklll the loop caught fast to the rock Hand ow er hand he cllmbed up the rope and lay exhausted on a small ledge After he had rested hls tlred muscles Claude crawled on hls hands and knees 1nto the small cave He llghted a match and was explormg ID the farthest corner when all of a sudden the very earth seemed to H021 ,sf 'x' N 5' 'lk 'Y' X . my X xg! - , . . 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A xc ' Y 5 , ,. , a L - , K9 .4 , i , I .A',RT'--xxx, pg Q, J , . . .. j , ' Y F I T - L4-I-.g..-ik AN Y,- -I-'-"-s---"'4-4-4.u-.4 A"':""""'- a..,,.,.,A, tumble upon hrm A low rumble that grew rnto a loud roar then all was agarn quret Qlaude s numb brain drd not at frrst real17e hrs plrght Soon however one horrrfyrng fact penetrated hrs bra n lhe cave mouth was sealed wrth a wall of solrd granrte A fre rk of the Sandras a sudden avalanche startrnfv at the top of tl clrff had rushed down ward deposrtrng a huge rock agarnst rt e rntrance to the cate Claude rushed wrldly from one end of hrs lrvrng tomb to the other beatrng the hard rock walls yellrng lrke a msrnrac callrng for Buck At last utterlv exhausted he rested hrs trred muscles and searched the walls for a possrble mc ans of escape He soon drseox ered that arr entered the cawe through a crevrce between two mcuum srzed rocks He tore at these wrth hrs frngers and after a great deal of effort succeeded rn drslodgrng them He crawled through thrs openrng on hrs hands and knees and found hrmself rn what appeared to be a tunnel After travtlrng a few hundred feet through thrs un derground passage he was able to stand uprrght He turned a corner and then a hundred feet away he saw 1 lrght The tunnel ended rn a ragged openrng through whrch Claude could see a small patch of blue sky VC rth a cry he ran toward rt but half wav he stdmbled and fell down down through a crevrce rn the rocky floor Down through space fell the startled Claude Suddenly he landed on hrs back on what felt lrke the branches of a tree or a bush Fl oo scared to moxe he looked strarfvht up and drscor ered that he was rnsrde of a Xolcano lmpossrble though t seemed rt was true The srdes one mrle drstsrnt from ea h other rose rn a funnel shape narrow at the top Through thrs openrnv the sun cast rts rays Lookrng down he saw that he was on a bush whrch spread rts branches some srx feet from the trunk umprnvf to the ground he was astounded by the scene whrch lax bc fore hrm The msrcze of thrs Xolcano was an underground parsrdrse coxered ,nth luxurrant trop cal growth Dark green xrnes coxered the crrcular srdes A sparklrnof stream wound around the bu h of lrfe upon whrrh h had fallen The srght of the stream brought hrm back to the realrstrc World Hrs clothes were torn and hrs body brursed He lay on the long Green grass and drank of the sparklrng water He arose a new man Gone was the gloom whrch had come over hrm 'I he water trnglrnv throuuh hrs verns made hrm forget the desparr of the prevrous hours lt was lrfe rtself It made hrm want to lrve as he had never wanted to lrve before He washed hrs face wrth the magrc water Hrs brursed trred body needed the cure He would follow the stream to rts source lNo sooner thought than he acted ln a mrnute he was workmg through the dense growth never losrng srght of the stream After frfteen mrnutes of hard gorng Claude parted the huge branches of a troprcal plant to gaze upon the most beautrful srght that the rmaglnatron can conjure There rn the mrdst of thrs tromcal paradrse was a pool of the water of lrfe But wonder of wonders IIO3 t ' yr Y, A ' K " V 'J' I' ' 1 K .1 , L,,' . .. 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A If fir! ,Y,-iff! r , , --W . - - ' X .X , K -- . .. -sf ,Rf sir- my! rn the center of the pool a fountarn rrsrng several feet rn the srrr showered rts lrfe grvrng water on the pool lhe sun shrnrng on thrs fountaln changed rt rnto a beautrfullv colored prcture one th rt has not and cannot be prctured by man Leavrng hrs tattered clothes on the sandv bank Claude drx ed rnto the cool deep pool After a few mrnutes of swrmrnrng and drxrng he decrded to explore the fountarn Stepprng on the rock from whrc r the water rose he was suddenly thrown rnto the arr by the pressure of the rrsrng water But evcrxthrng that goes up must come down and Claude was no exceptron On the return journey to earth or rather to water he narssed the flat rock bv a matter of rnches therebv sawrng hrs rather valuable head Vvhtn he arose to the surface he saw one of the queerest spectacles ever seen by man Lung prostrate on the sandy beach was a group of lndrans H was astonrshed but 'rctrng on an rmpulse he sw am to the edge of the bank and proceeded to walk wrth the arr of a knrght toward the group Before he reached them om of the prostrate frgures rrose and address ed hrm rn a strange tongue from hrs gestures Llaudc saw that these stranger rnhabrtants of the underground prradrse thought that he was a god He was escorted to a small xrllsrge where the quarnt mushroom shaped huts rn whrch they ln ed wt re loc ted The people of the ul lage nurrrberrng about one hundred ga7cd rn amazement at Claude passed He was led to the largest hut located rn the center of th xrrlage and serx ants were placed at hrs command 'lhe followrng month was spent by C laude rn luxdry of a krnd Each mornrng he awoke to frnd hrs hut decorated wrth freshly cut troprcal flowers He spent hours rn huntrng wrth hrs servants H became qurte adept rn the use of the spear wrth whrch the natrves used to hunt the anrmals of the forest He was puzzled by the presence of the wrld anrmals lrvrng rn the dense forest Qther num erous problems presented thernserves chref of wh ch was how the lnd an trrbe had come to lrxe rn thrs underground land one mrle square and rn the rnterror of a xolcano He learned the language of the trrbe and slowlv solved the rrddle of the presence of the lndrans and the anrmals From Taupe hrs serx ant he learned that the party whlch had escorted hrm to the vrllage had arrrved at the pool rn trme to see hrm rrse from the fountarn As Fagase the mcdrcrne man had told them about the god of the fountarn thev had thought that Claude was the god One mornrng when Taupe brought the usual meal of yams bananas and meat Clvde addressed hrm rn hrs natrve tongue Taupe l have lone wrshed to hear your account of how vour fathers entered thrs land God of Gods as you know our fathers were long dead befor we the Peguntos came hrther Our vrllage was on a plarn near hrgh 3 X H041 if Y NN X -fx , r' Q" "K-A if -if xx ff JJ a 9 , ' C 1 . y. . . ' ' f ' - A . . F yy N K - Y - r , - ' . Y . Y A , . . 7 - l .' ' 3 A ffl , Y Y I lj fl, . . . x V' I A L 1 v v x M' ' . ' K ' . e Y . V C . K . ly YL E 4 r ,K . . .5 K u , ? . e 'g ' 4- L , ' . - E3 c ,D ' E .c c . N I- c t . ' ' . 1 'l c rg ,, ' ' . . . . ' ', I v - iv . v 3 wa 1 ' t Y. - and at a command from Claude's escorts, prostrated themselves as he i . , 1 f , ' e -YI k 4 V. y N u Q 0 4 . Y ' . . . . t 6 ff , rf Y 1 4 A ' . I r Y . - . . , ., r 'f f - , - ' V , , ' AY, . ' rl I . ,, -. 3 ' , , , ' li . . . ' w A . . y v 4, 7 - .- . . . ' , H K . y v 5 ' . .. Y A , 5 e ll n A u . 'df a ' rn " . ' 4 ,br J . , ' 7 3 -s fbesea-3 , .- - .?e - - 2-'fs e' f-fsisfefi'-- Y-etc L e e ' ' X' t x mountarns It was rn the year of the kevoauno dry season when I wrth my older brother saw a dreadful fire swooprng over the plarn We gave the alarm at the vrllage and everyone ran for the passages and canyons through whrch Facase the wrse man led us Frnally we fell exhausted rn the land rn whrch we now lrve We drank of the magrc water and though three trmes as old as our fathers we strll lrve our bodres are as strong as the oak Facase alone knows the entrance to thrs place for rt was he who blocked rt wrth trees and stones after the anrmals had entered and gone rnto the forest Claude was struck wrth amazement on learnrng that these men whom he saw darly were from one hundred to two hundred years old The answer was the fountarn He had found that whrch Ponc de Leon had farled to find The Fountarn of Youth Day after day vear after vear Claude spent rn a care free lrfe Huntrng rn the troprcal woods was the chref pastrme rn whrch he came rn contact wrth the members of the trrbe One day when Claude was searchrng for a fawn whrch he had seen at the pool the unexpected happened He had neared the eastern wall of the volcano when he saw a spear which he had lost feet from the ground Grasprng the vmes he clrmbed after rt and wrth rt rn hrs hand began the descent Hrs foot slrpped and rn tryrng to get a fresh hold on the vrne he pulled rt down He crashed through some decayed branches landed on hrs head and knew no more lll tell you one of the queerest cases I ever had sard Dr Franks the famous surgeon rn answer to a reporter s request I the year l924 I wasvrsrtrng one of the numerous hosprtals at Albu querque New Mexrco where I was asked to examrne a srngular case He had been found on the hrghwav near Trjeras canyon a queer spear rn hrs hand whrch he used for a staff I ewcamrned and found that a wound rn hrs head had made hrs mrnd blank He remembered nothrng of hrs past lrfe He had a splendld physrque whrch was rn strumental rn hrs pullrng through the delrcate operatron He told a lot of srlly rot about a volcano and an lndran trrbe but the operatron had been successful and I knew he was nt crazv Yes rt was Claude He had fallen through the hrdden entrance to the volcano hrs mrnd becommg blank as a result of the blow on the head He had wandered around the mountarns and had been found by some campers and taken to the hosprtal On gettrng well he searched the Sandras for the volcano but lrke many of us he found the Fountarn of Youth only to lose rt agarn R Claude Stevenson rf, ffl! 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"5"Q"""'L"bN NV stlmcslqo l Q N lllll Years ago before the bebe Guns or a r r Hts s tl nt IH commonly called re lllal l1l1LllllLLl mary rc ll All l tan 'lox l l a s lngshot whlch he hao IU toe 8 am b cnx or tl f c names for a Sl1IlQSl'l0t 91 ngshots ve used to nlt YNHI llw bl l cans bottles trees fences ro ks or any otl cr hard lnalttrlwls Ill most common objects whlch are hlt bx 1 Sllllt shot lrc Wlllf ows lllrds and bottles Vv hy3 Nlhe bottles break ewslly and b xs llkc to str them or thelr PIFCFS flv ln ew ery dlrectlon wllen hlt wlth a stone fro Il the pocket of the Sl11'1USl1Otb Blrds 'lre shot at btcause some ITL destructlwe and should be kllled and others are shot at whether the v when the rock HHSQPS the object that It lb almed at and salls through a nearby wllldow EX ery chlld his ercptrlcnccd th lt blllhlll bCl'1b'1tlOIl when he expects to set a lJ1l'Cl drop from the f lce but ln tc td th r IS a crash then the tlnkllntr of Ullss 19 he ard as tl hlts tn fYlOL1l'ld lmmedlatelx afterwards an ang x I1tl0'l1lJOI s llvld IS fllck throu ll tle roken pane of 01136 and elnfr llx asks llllll why h dld t Y ISIOV are lad fTllI'I1CCl3lClX bx th b x d l el the two GOI lrs tl t has sax ed up for a catcher s mltt dlsappcclr to pax tor the wlndow Sometlmes It IS the WNYIIGOVN of your own home lhell IH the ew enlng when father comes home from work mother tells hlm bout the broken wlndow lmmedlatelx you are marched bx father out to the wood shed and as he pause s outsloe the door he says My son thls IS UOIDU' to hurt me more than It does X ou But lt does not hurt hlm as you soon find out l am now golng to tell and llll1SfY'llP how to make fl sllngshot The sllngshot IS composed of flwe prlnclpal parts lfhese are the Wooden crotch the rubbers or elastlc the strlng for tylnfr 'he leather pocket and a small rock whlch IS found anywhere nearby l'lrst get a sharp pocket knlfe and select a tree wlth manv small llmbs about an lnch or more around Flnd a lllnb that branches lnto forks ln a V shape Cut It off far enough below the forks for a good handle then cut It off about two and one half lnches above on each fork from thelr place of meetlng Next the bark should be whlttled off and your crotch IS smoothed down Un each end of the forks about one fourth of an lnch down cut IH the wood a llttle all the way around so that the rubber wlll not Sllp off when tled by the strlng An old lnner tube should now be found and two strlps of rubber not qulte a half lnch Wlde should be cut Make them as long as you wlsh but they should not be over ten lnches ln length Get strong strlng and tle one end of each to cut places on forks real tlght Now get an old shoe and cut a clrcle ln the soft leather so that lt IS one and a half lnches ln dlameter and wlll bend CaSlly Then ln the OppOSltC Sld6S cut two very small holes Then the other ends of the rubber strlps ...QL 11061 K 'W'-'Si s.. 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N1 .' . fo , .-2 :Q . . rt - . . f" ' M- K' 'T I K. sl Ttx NX N-N, moblle never to a brother Ford and have lt pulled along rapldly wlth the englne out of gear Then let the clutch out Thls wxll turn the engme over rapldly and perhaps perform the mlracle of startlng the Ford By thls time rt wlll be several hours nearer noon and mayb the car wlll start of 1tS own accord However repeating a statement l made at the first of this artlcle Fords are the most contrary anlmals ln Amerlca this too may have falled to ard the Ford rn startmg If you are so unlucky as to have this happen the only remalnmg thlng rs to go to the nearest telephone mform the c1ty s leadmg Junk dealer of the whereabouts of the wreck and then walk' Maxlne Fletcher SOME OF ABRAHAM IINICOLN S CHARACTERISTICS AS REVEALED BY HIS LETTERS D TURN NOTI' 1 t 11 1 L tt ct has Q b Q1 mx U m Tu hunt If we should make a study of Abraham l mcoln s letters trw Ing as we dld so to catch a glnnpse of the real man depleted ln them we would find that one letter often dlffered from another At tlmes hls letters were humorous and full of llfe at others thex were moodv and had a note of worry ln them all depended on the perlod of lrfe through whlch he was passmg when the letters were wrltten Some of hls letters were deeply sympathetrc while others had just a touch of lronv ln them One tlme his stepbrother ohnston a no account fellow wrot asklng Llncoln for a loan of elghtv dollars to help hum out of tempor ary trouble Llncoln s reply showed hls franlcness and hls generouslts Because that was not the only tlme he had asked for money and because Lrncoln knew It would not be the last he refused to loan hmm the eighty dollars Llncoln sald that he knew he was not lazy but that he drd not llke to work or SflCk to a job and StlCkll'lSZ to It was the onl thmg that would help htm permanently If he would get a Job near home Llncoln promised to glve hlm one dollar for every dollar tl at he earned ln a second letter to ohnston he rs even more terse about hrs wantmg to sell the farm and go West Some of Llncoln s letters show hrs attltude toward the slavery questlon For mstance ln a letter to oshua Speed he spoke of a rrver trlp that they had made together sex eral years before He sand that the sight of ten or a dozen slaves that were aboard had been a torment to hlm ever slnce One txme a Kentuckev gurl came the town Lincoln was m He fell ln love wrth her or thought he dad and when she left he wrote love letters to her but very quf er love letters they were The letters mostly fx'-X x xx x5w.N."""'-'T' H081 f sd " contarned polrtrcal news and reasons why she shouldnt marry hrm After a whrle he proposed to her from a sense of duty however he was refused After the whole thrng was over he wrote to an rntrmate frrend Mrs O H Brownrng treatrng the whole thrng rn a most amusrng way Later when the letter was publrshed Lrncoln was severly crrtrcrzed for treatrng the matter rn such a way However we must remember that the letter was wrrtten to an rntrmate frrend and was about a subject whrch was very close to hrs heart and had been for a year and a half After thrs love affarr he entered rnto a state of deep melancholra Hrs letters to Speed an rntrmate frrend showed hrs depressron At the same trme Speed was about to be marrred but he was rather bothered and depressed because he was not sure about hrs love for hrs fiancee Lrncoln rn hrs letters trred to cheer hrm up and tell hrm rt was all rrght However hrs own mrsgrvrngs are shown rn a letter wrrtten several months after Speed s marrrage ln thrs letter he says l want to ask you a close questron are you now rn feelrng as well as judgment glad that you are marrred as you are? Please answer qurckly as l am rmpatrent to know Lrncoln s deep sympathy and understandrng are shown rn hrs letter to Mrs Brxby rn whrch he speaks to her about the loss of her frv sons rn the Crvrl War Agarn when rt became hrs duty to wrrte an offrcal reprrmrnd to a young army offrcer for quarrelrng wrth one of hrs assocrates he drd so rn a very fatherly and affectronate manner lt IS probably one of the most gentle reprrmrnds on record Hrs humor rs shown rn a letter to Thurselow Weed thankrng hrm for a complrment on hrs notrfrcatron speech and hrs rnaugural address He sard that rt would probably wear as long as anythrng else he had sard or wrrtten rf not better although rt drd not seem very popular at the trme ln a letter to W Fell he sard that rf any descrrptron of hrm self were desrred that he could tell them certarn pornts and then say that the rest had been forgotten lsabel Guy L R FRIDAY THE. THIR FEENTH PDITOR S NOTF Wmner of econd pl rce rn the Short Story Contest Those who must stay after school to make up some work rn typrng are Henry Belzer Alrce Gregg Harrv Hay er and Anna l ee Grllette sard the typrng teacher one Monday rn early October Over rn her corner Anna Lee had a troubled look on her usually smrlrng face Everythrng had seemed to go wrong thrs partrcular mornrng and now that she had to stav after school Anna Lee felt that rt was the last straw to break the camel s back It seemed to her to be blue Monday rndeed After the thrrd perrod classes there was an assembly Gorng to her seat Anna Lee s attentron was drawn to a small old man wrth crutches talkrng to Mr Taylor the Prrncrpal H091 fc:-r . f 'P' " ' ' " " -,v,- W- S ' 'Y , 9. carl, I , . . Ll . y 'll , lr . . . . A. . . ' . . . 5 x . . . , , Vt- u o Q a n In Y X' v n , . . 1 ' . , , 5, r v I1 , , . . , . Y Y ' Y r v - I ' A - . . 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'bf -au, 45.445 ff' cattle ranch thf ll y One hot afternoon be fore the contest ID th following Uctober Anna lee was out rldlnv on her fay orlte pony Commg home shc sxw a red nlcktl plrtcd o ad ter golng toward he ranch house Aftfr she reached the corral and had turnf d her pony loose she went lnto tht kltchrn wht re the Nlexlctn cook M1 Id was bdsv cooklng Seclng Anna lee the cook send Miss there s 1 young m in on the north porch to see you lhanks Marla But he sand would you please come mt rwht away3 Speclal buslness he must haye M193 Oh all right Dxd he say who he wasl No MISS but he s been here before and Well Anna Lee left her conjecture to flnlsh ltself 1n he Hello Lee Thought Id run out and say adlos before l left Anna l ee was addressed bv a tall y oung man He was Bruce Langdon son of 1 wealthy Albuquerque banker VK hy Bruce are you going away J l hadnt heard any thlnff about lt but l havent been to town ln a week let s s1t here IU th swlng and talk '1Wl11l6 Yes l really must go Y ou see Dnd IS trylng to make a banker out of me and l really ought to begln to learn sometlnng about the lJL1SlI'lP99 Brucr sald th1 really serrously and as he looked off to ward the nelghborrng mountalns there was a sober look on hls face whlch Anna l ee had never seen before although she had known hlm all her llfe But l ll be back soon rnd then we ll have a jollv good tlme he added cheerfully Oh surely Anna Lee answered carelessly lhen follow ed a qulet half hour ln whlch Bruce told all the news and Anna Lee re lated Jokes about the cowpunchers the cook and herself when he rose to go Bruce took both of Anna Lee s hands and held them tlght leev l ll have something to ask vou when l return He always called her Leey when he wanted somethlng For some reason or other Anna Lee felt confused and rather queer She probably could have explalned the reason lf she had trlecl lsnt lt funny3 l never felt that way before she thought as she stood on the porch watchlng Bruce s roadster speed away across the open country l just wonder WlSh l knew Now what do vou wlsh you knew? Vvlth a start Anna l ee turned around to see her father standlng ln the doorway looking CllYlOUSly at her Oh nothlng father Won t you Slt down3 You must be tlred and hot Do have a cool drmk Evxdently Anna l ee was a blt dls concerted When they were seated and comfortablv slppxng 1ce cold lemonade Anna Lee casually remarked to her father Bruce came out to say goodbye thus afternoon if , ,, ,Q -A-a..'e:..:.4-17, Illll 5,3 y y A, 41.15 K G -1 - ,Ag A A-fs ff e 5 , X 1 5 ,Y YQJ i Q x V V , i . A l'. , A . , , ' . , c , , f , , K . TJ , . A ' - ' - H - ' ' Fl , s ' 'z x " 2 2 ? r 2 s f ' ' t ft' , , 1 1 : , , . K .2 s , . as Q 1 1 ,Q 1 1 1 'yy l . ,t , . , ct 2 .3 ll I 1 11 .K , , . . c ' f T . X ' . , Y K ' ,1 , , . ,, . Y ' U ' T--iii . 1 . L ' warm axr whlle she went hurrying through the hall out to the porch. L 4 , Yre 1 J v F I 1 'C L C 1 . A 1 l' .. U, Y Y . V, . Y . f . ' ' . .5 . f h 4 f"i K 1 as if . 7. , , . 7 X . , c H 5 , 2. ' 'S j f , . - ' . . ' ' ' V . t . 2 ' 1 11 V -I x K' .. V .. V V H v r 1 , I , , , , , . L . . . ., ' ' H :a ' 1.1 v . A va l . ' Y . , L , it , A 1 9? ' it A D l a 39 1 , , - ' 1 . .4 , 1 , V , , . L U .' n 1 . l , x , . . ' U if I I I , . r X. FATNTQN l xl, 4127 "He did, did he, Hey? Ought to have been home helping that dad of his. Never was much good. Hey?" "Why, father, he's so busy this afternoon getting ready to go to New York. He's going to help his father on a business deal. But he took enough time off to come and say goodbye to me.' He did did he hey?' With a queer look at his daughter Mr. Gillette went off leaving Anna Lee with a very red face Well said Anna Lee with a troubled look on her face A few hot scalding tears rolled down her cheeks as she stood watching the sun set and the gathering shadows lengthen and fade away During the following winter Anna Lee worked as she had never worked before The rules of the contest said that each competitor must play a composition of his own Anna Lee had entitled hers as The Most Lonesome Hour in the West Xvhen she had plaved it for her father he had said Why couldn t you give it a more cheerful sounding name3 But never mind It reminds me of your mother The day of the contest dawned clear and bright At breakfast s father told her that if she won the prize he would send Boston Conservatory of Music really mean it father3 Anna had said because it was dearest wishes of her life to study music breakfast as Anna Lee was standing at a window of the hotel where she stayed in the winter with her aunt she Anna Lee her to the You one of the After Franciscan noticed Dub Means a red headed freckled faced sophomore and Elmer ones a handsome senior going down Central avenue As it concerns Anna Lee we will listen to what they say Dub l can do it if you ll only get her little helpless chum to go along and Well an if l cant do a little job like that you know what l only know we ve go to be prettv slick about it or that Miss Anne Lee will surely turn the tables Dad said he d let me have the car And say are you real sure that garage fellow told you how to fix those w1res3 Surest thing I am of Saw vou might put a little chuck in your pocket I told Douglas where to meet us but you know he might fail us at the last minute Dub and Elmer went on down the street making plans which were not just exactly the kind young men are expected to make Up in her last chance to practice and she was making the most of every minute About l 30 p m Elmer called Anna Lee up on the phone Say Lee wouldnt you and Evelyn like to go for a little spin to cool your heads off before ton1ght9 There s a new road in the mountains l want to try out Dub Means said he d go and we ll not be gone long Be sure to be back by 4 o clock l ought to practice but Id like to go Oh l guess l ll go Soon the four young people were in Dub s father s car speeding Il 21 j . J .. , , J rj an nv - - l iii , 1 ' I, Y ' Y 7 Y f Y I ,I 1 n - i , - YW , . . Q' v 4 ' ' 0 .Il if 7 i ' . ' .- 5 .. . A J, V . . I . , . . l . . . 7 her studio Anna Lee was unaware of any trouble brewing. It was l . K ! , y . . . f . I l I Y, if .- i . . . ' . U I ' . ' . ' ' . ' . 3 . ,T 5. .. -at x 31s. sa-f5isef -- - N 1 l X M4 4442244441: av toward the mountalns All were happy and gay untrl Dub who was drlvlng turned off onto the new road Elmer tried to keep Anna Lee s attentlon oft the road as he drdnt want her to know how far they were golng from the maln road As he was showing her sofne plctures of the last football game played wlth PhO6DlX t1me flew by qulckly Say Elmer we ought to go back now Anna Lee Sald looklng at her watch You know l can t stay late Sure thats so Vlfe ll go back rlght now Sorry we came so far Lee But he dldn t look sorry at all Oh never mlnd but you know what com s off tlus afternoon or nlght l couldn t afford to let a soph or a senlor get ahead of me l say Dub we gotta go back now old fellow Elmer sard ln a tone of VOICC whlch the other cvxdently understood for he starte to turn around All at once the motor mrssed fire and gave a queer 1tt e jerk lhen as Dub pulled a WIYC lt stopped Well l know what tlnt means salo Dub Those batterles were just as weak as weak could be Glrls l hate thxs aw fully but I guess Dub and l wxll have to hlk back to the maln road lflmer s face betrayed a ruly anxlous look but underneath there was '1 trlumphant look lurkxng l hate awfully to leaxe you gurls but l don t know what else we can do It Wlll take at lea t two hours to walk back to the mam road VC e ll send some one for vou as soon as we reach 'Xlbdquerque Oh th xt s all rxght the glrls a d although Anna lee looked rather dublous as she was sawlng It As Dub and Elmer walked off Anna Lee caught the look whrch passed between them It was lonesome out on a road no one ex er used The coy otes were commenclng to howl and tne nlght owls were hootlng as though somethlng depended on them l100tll1Q so many hoots each mmute The shadows were gettlng long and ES elyn was gettmg a frwhteued look on her round face Well that s one they put over on us Dld X ou see how those bovs looked when they walked off3 No and l don t bellewe they broke the car lntentlonally O00 dld you hear that cox ote3 Dub eudentls hadn t been asleep when he was slttlng ln the front seat mth Evelxn Well we ll soon see Anna l ee took off her sport hat Jacket and rolled up her sleeves and wlth a qLllZZlC8l look at EX elyn began to hammer and pull around on the varlous plugs and WITCS She had not drlven a car smce she was twelve sears old and not learned sorne thlng about breakdom ns Now step on the starter and see lf she doesnt buzz Evelyn Her tone was authorxtatlxe and so Fvelvn stepped on It All at once the engme sputtered and Jumped Fmally lt settled down to a steady hum Anna Lee stood Wlplng the grease off her hands and looking as happy as a chlld wlth a pxece of candy It certamly was a lucky day when l learned to connect the bat H131 if -11.41---apr' V V I 5 x ,ff if ,ff ' 1 , ,, 'xx ' 1' ,, . 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V X . . . x .4 - , s .. tg , X ' f f 4 ,,, -' - , . , .ffffff Y .. 5 K ,- f. 1 A r 33 j J xgxg. ww-"e""""S " ...Q tery connectlon wnes But then tooay lb Frlday the Thlrtcenth she Sald wrth a happy llttle laugh Anna Lee Gillette you re a perfectly v onderful Lenlus Vt c n t those poor fellows get left thot 0h3 Guess l know whv a senlor and 1 sophomore were together lhat contest tonwht wlll be more than 1 race for that cup It will proye to all N H S that one jumor 1rl has more lngenurty than the Senrors and the Sophs together Anna l ee you ll wln ust thmk of the dxrtv trlck they had to plav on you to be sure of wmnlng XX h1le Ex elyn was talklng Anna lee had turned the car arol nd and they were soon speedlng toward the beautrful llttle CllV of Alwu querque Now Eyelyn you mustn t say a word about th s because lf ou do we ll be counted as tattle tales and l postlxely refuse to be called t at Anna Lee talked until Ex elvn promlsed not to tell Then It was after frve o clock and the sun was just settrng when the glrls reached the highway twenty fue mlles from Albuquerque Oh Evelyn lf l m late xt Wlll be the most awful thlng Anna Lee wasnt watchmg her Englrsh l thlnk It s funny we dont sec the boys anywhere W ell l dont thlnk lt s a blt queer They probably had some one to meet them Then they thought they cl go to the contest and send for us when most convement ln an hour s txme the gxrls were out of Trjeras Canvon Luck wasn t wlth them for just as thev saw the HI'St llghts of Albuquerque a nolse llke a gun shot was heard Gb dear now that old tlre has blown out what on earth will y e 03 May be the flrst and most wlsest thmg would be to flX lt sand Evelyn ln an hour s tlme the t1re was mended and once more the two Ulrls were on thelr way to Albuquerque Evelyn sat huddled ln her slde of the wlde front seat She ventured to look at Anna l ee Cthe was grlpplng the steerlng wheel trghtlv and her face was pale except For a brlght recl spot on each cheek Lookmg at the speedometer Ex elyn saw It was regrsterlng close to fifty mules an hour Anna Lee parked the blg red car as near to the Armory as sh could Both the glrls ran up the stairs two at a tlme ust as Anna Lee pushed the door open she heard her name called Dub Means said Why she xsn t e drdn t flnlSl1 for Anna Lee walked down the arsle and took her place at the plano As she glanced over the plano she saw a sllck black head Bruce Langdon? 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' 5- I 'fx 'IV' --I--Q I U M '50 '-1 1 I I1 ERARY AW ARDS Llterary Letters were awarded to the members ot the two teams from the Unlted States hl tors classes Cnrnett Burks Loulse Minn Celra Glassman ohn Strong Bob Nordhaus Ethel Erlandson L ter letters were awarded to members ot the two dehitmg socletles On,the XX ebster Debatmg SOCl9lX team were Isabel Gus Nl rw Stlrrat and Wllbrod Chauxm on the Roose Relt Delntmg Soeletx team were Dora Herby Wxlson Shax er Howard Wevs Literary Emblems were awarded to the members ot the Reeord staff who had flfty or more mches of materlal pubhshed ID the Re cord Qther students were also permltted to earn lltcrary emblems on the same basls For names of the puplls who recelx ed the se honors refe r to the page account of our hrgh school newspaper l..1terary Emblems were also awarded to me nbers of la Ream staff who serxed the1r school bw their worle on the school annual For the names ot these puplls refer to the page w hxch ne s the name s and SCYXICCS of thxs statt Plhe bron7e medal presented bxthe lllmoxs Xvatch compsen tor the best ess Vw 1n the Lmcoln Essu contest was rwardeo to YR llson test bx awardmff 1 tount un pen to the wmne r ot second place us award went to lsihel Crux One subscrlpuon to li Reiter was awarded to Qlaude Stex enson for the b sl short s orx NlHCl1 19 prlnted III the llterarx sectlon of this xolume VN mners IU the lzxtemporaneous Oral Flheme Lontest were as follows Senlor Caarnett Burles junior Ralph Becker Sophomore C Nlcctregor VS mners IH the lllustrated Exposltorv Theme Contest NVl11Cl'l was open onlw to sophomores were flrst place Perry Wolf second place Nlaxme Fletcher Vimners 1'1 the annual spelling matches were flrst place Helen Hagan second place Eloise Robertson ohn Strong won the gold medal for flrst place ln the local ora torlcal contest oe Mozley won the sllver medal for second place Amta Ay ala won honorable mentlon Isabel Guy won the gold medal for fxrst place ID the local declam atory contest Elsie Flaws won the sllver medal for second place Dorothy Graham won honorable mentlon ohn Strong also Won flrst place ln the State Oratorlcal Contest at the Unlverslty and lsabel Guy won second place ln the State De clamatory Contest at the Unlverslty cf U20 l 61,5 V A fb' Vey i 4 'V V Y V 1 X K A Y al. ll V ' ' X' 'S ' 1 Y' e f we ', l N' . 1 , ll o Y 4 ' : J ,, Q f , A . 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War March of the Prlests from Athalla Mendelsohn H1gl1 bchool Qrehestra lnwocatlon Rev George XX 1 her Salutatory Allee Ramllngs Goodbye Plostl Paul Relter Commencement Address Raymond A Schwegler Actlng Dean of Educatlon Lmverslty of Kansas Soldxers Chorus from Faust Counod Presentahon of D1plomas Mrs Ruth K Rlce Presldent Board of Educatlon Valedlctory Loulse Mann Bened1ct1on HONOR SOCIETY AVVARDS Semors who haxe earned membershlp IH the Honor SOClCtY seven semesters and ale therefore granted the Honor Seal on thelr d1plomas Ethel Erlandson lwrances Purdue LOUISE Mann Margaret Shortle Robert Nordhaus Ahce Rawllngs IINDFX ALIIXIIIO 5111111111 StY'lllIiI1 4111131111 Annu 11 Ntxtf Ar 1 t I 1 keth ll I1 111011 I Ulllllll 1 Nxt 1 Adu e ll fN0l11I110 Clll C uh f ru ponclcnte 1 ull ll 1111 110 Con e ' S 111 11LXKI1Il'1g'fUY1IQ t 11111 C lub EtlltO1l 11s I' 11 ul x Fatultx COI11I1l1tl,LLS Ill Pcllmxs Club l' 11 tb ill P 1111111111 of Youth T 10 1 PIO hmmn llunmr 1I11,h Sthoolsy Plld x the Thlrteentn ll Lt mum 11. 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