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

 - Class of 1937

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Albuquerque High School - La Reata Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM) online yearbook collection, 1937 Edition, Cover
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um jififym 70-on nblfffff aawv 5x4 ,,fL,.'LL O L f'lfk.f0Vf!kJ JQMQ gm, .Q vw ff! ffl M 1 ,f',- 4 I' ' K' . ' li K v , l ,F 7 . , x V h N 2-2 . A f 1 l" f , V I I . L - I X - my 'f I Lf 'VX f i hi f .1 jf' 9 If fl fi R-L 1 f 2 LY, -1, 'Q .I ,9 nf ' I .. .- P NJWVX "1 W ff fl 4 . gf , ff J A X XJ J' Q FILA REA TA X J FRA IW' I 404 CUTDOOR NEW MEXICO EDITION NK .IUI'I'IIl,-KN, Iiditm' FII.-XXI! I.ICI'ISI'I, I'i1'cl1Iz1tim1 NIZIIIZI MISS I"IIOKICXf'Ii III1Sf,N..'xlIYISUl' Q Ur 4 AIIlLl1lllk'l'lllll' Iligfh Svhuul I'l'0ss, .-XIImqll0l'r1L11', NI-W llvxico Ml Smal QW L , 430 I fS'2I,f'9f'f IJSASSOLIWB V . , .xv 5 SUNSET IN NICVV MEXICO X I9 I -'X Y 1 P I m , .M FOREWORD HE STAFF of the 1937 La Reata has had three alms to furnish students wlth Q E a book that will be a remmder of happy i days spent IU the Albuquerque Hlgh Qchool to acquamt outslders with our actlvltles and to describe to all who may thumb through these paves some of the Vafled scenic pomts ln New MEXICO ...,4s EASTERN VIEW FROM SANDIA CREST Dffm . W?T?U iw ' .. - ' .fi L13 3 - iravf Y E3 t ' ' YXQCWQ NJ 7 Y C, DEDICATION E. DEDICATE this l937 number of Hlua galil! Reatan to two people who have done much for the publications of the Albu- querque High School: Miss Florence Olson, who has been the able sponsor of "La Reatan for five years, and lVlr. H. Holcomb, printing in- structor, who in his two years with us has won for himself a reputation as a patient, understanding fnan. MISS FLORENCE OLSON MR. J. H. HOLCOMB L A R E A T A A GROWING INSTITUTION URINQ thc past lew years the Albuquerque Hlgh School has grown very much Enrollment thls year exceeded I700 We have had to mal-le use of all avallable space sometlmes with mconvemence but next year we w1II have a new class bulldlnf., and gym Teachers have been added to the faculty and new equlpment 15 constantly being added to what we h ne Qur school has a reputation wlth the large umversltles of Iurmng, out good chol xr lhls year we reached the acme of success IH athletlcs hy WIFIIIIDQ' state champlonshlps ln football ba ketloall track and tennis Bulldog athletes have yet to be defeated on the new grxdlron at Roosevelt Park and a large concrete and steel stadlum IS deflnltely a part of our building program for next year Our currlculum includes vocatlonal and commercial courses as well as the regular hlgh school courses Modern methods of lnstruc tlon and the varied outsxde actlvltles ln which students may take part make possible a well rounded hlgh school educatlon We are a growing lnstltutron and are proud of advance ments both maternal and otherwlse made during the past few years , . I , . I g I' . . . ' ' . lfli s - x ' s ' , .- ' ' ' ' : , I Y v . . 7 2 ' . v is ' 1 . . Y . . . h uf t , s , 2 S. I ' '. S . , A.-. ' ' 4, ' ' A K. A ' 4. ' ' ' as ' , , ' , 1 Y . . , , , . , s 1 is f - xx 4 Y f . Ks. 3 . s 1 ' - ' T . Y I ' I q ' - H V l 1 l"0III' T H E S C H O O L Next V631 the centel of actlvltles wlll shlft to the new bulldlng llowcl ldtb but the mam bulldmg 111ght5 wlll 11 ways hold fond YHGIHOIICQ fox the thou sands who have passed thlough lts pol ta 3 f.tfwf ll' 'H -is-Ji? 1937 d Page Five LA REATA Page Slx Iv bus blCVLll thumb foot and 'luto most of our 1700 Ol mou studenw man mga to get to diss by 8 Z5 I1 they don t they me ons of the Offlii fmu hm mind by capable MISS MIIL 'VI Cllan O RL mm IS pllnupfxl Modun h hxs the respect and 1 mn xtlon of xll who know hlm If you le not QUIG of your credxtw Mlss Dxxon dSSlSt1Ht plmclpal, wlll Qtralghten them out f0l you LA REATA J 1 ' a x 3, 'r . 'y 1 9 C . . . .x . , , - . . H .- 2 ' c.. . 1 . 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Page Exght 1 IIIOHQJUJIIX IN b111l11n bx t1111uen 1ss1n1l1I11s 'Ih1 stxu b1sl1etb1ll Lhxm pmns Ill llilflg hon11111l IH th1s11n1 Tw1Iv1 n11onn11.1nslun1h Thc 1l1ug sto11 nw he 11 1 1 1 1n 11111 1, p Lt 1 1111111 tl 111 11n bu1l1 lh 11111 1 1 111nN 1 1 I 1 w11l11m1x 111 boo s pl1ntv of NtLl1iVlYlg xncl wh1sp111ng 1n1 111111 pnw 11 11111 nnppmg, Owl 111 th1 N11nu1l Mts bu1ld1ng, 1 111111 llhgt of vo11t111n1l stuclus '110 tlllght 1111114 1n1l Buddv A 1xL1n xt lxthw 1n th1 11111h1n1 shop '1 THE DAY The clock ra the center of attractlon a lxttle after three, for at 'S 15 school IS out, and that meana, among: othu thrms 'M amfwmli uhm. 435 4... wb Bulldog athletes drdnt do so bad thra year elther State champlonshrps m ioobball basketball track and tnnnls were won At the llght are the cups thm boyb brought back from the st zu br-. ketball tournament at Lordsburg, The Janltora work untxl flvc Th at s M1 Gaxcra ln the plcture Fommrttus Qtaffs, teachers and the offrce form rlso vsork overtime James M1115 rncl Pr xnk Leeae of La Reata staff nc sun at work late The Sandraa are a favorlte place for DICHILQ, snow trrps, or what have you Frequent dancea form a part of the so eral lrfe 1937 1saiiQwf .iw XR-is v-pun-uv-Y Page Nme . , w i ' . :A I . . . 'U . . . 0 . ' . ' , -1 . , ' . . - - av 4 '- ' F ' 't ' l . 1 ' . 'N' , . ' . - Y, N . N V' i ,A . H .: .. ' '- " 'A - ' 'A . Y I H' -,, V X r H . fi 1 , ,e.5.f' T , V A ,. Q., 3 x K Q ljv ,g ,itz N , l rg ,Q ' ? qv - r"f' rm ,ffiiffill l . 3Mf'f,i3k--3-L ' ,, I Q Q. ,A ,nw .Q A , f 4- New 'lf'-iii" - 9 ' 4 2 2 9 ' b fy T ' ' 1 V -2 . r . T if T , 4 ' K A " ' iiziffswral, 4 Ar ' f ' ' - N ., .. an ,. 4 r IN MEMORIAM Mr Antlwonx I W lfllf row Rusm ll xx c re fm lm 1 fxlldf rson , V9 J' , -3 2 f ORDER OF BOOKS Administration Yucca Classes Puebios Awards and Clubs Resorts Athletics Hunting and Fishing Activities - - - Carlsbad Caverns ""' -HEN we sa we have a v'1riet of seener we are , , i y y Y M , . 1 , 1 by no means apologizing for the scenery typical of gi the Southwest. The dry, clear atmosphere and li-if-.., Qi the wide range of vision give a feeling of freedom seldom experienced elsewhere. Gur sunsets, no two of which are alike in New Mexico, change the mountains to a dozen dif- ferent hues lvefore the last rays leave the highest peaks, Our state flower, the yucca, with its green, spiny liaise surmountecl by tall stalks which are in the spring coverecl with white hells is only one example of the unique plant life which aclrls to tht- DMINIQTR TIO I K. L l'z1g'm- Twt-Ivo THE YUCCA Om State Flowm Page Thntccrl FAC LTY Reextatlons .ue llkcd by some du ulnd bv othus but ne-wuthele u s 1A k fhalles Hutandb VVL1 fhulgs Rcnflu bovs advisor I omh Mlssl mo lfmltlus Ifalmcl SIYIIDSOU Mr Thompson chuf lnlll of A H fzxmmmg, 1 ' ' ' .' ' " "X .' ', '12 S U K '.', "' ' 'sas nv'-:4,'z11'y. s ..... 7: X ', Lf' '1- Wilson and Mr. Harringfton have a little chat at noon .... Miss Fairchild Tz VH." . .' , " eng' --' . . S ..... W 'z ' f. 1 9 3 7 ' Page Fourteen ADMlNlSTRATlON nl. I lgl I4 HQ , I 5 . 4' Vg 5 , k A' 1 - ' fa - ' -V K K 2 I A V' I 1 0 v 5, 5 w 1 xffi gg, 1 9 3 7 - 'z f- 'i 'nun LA REATA OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES OF TEACHERS '1 ANY of our teachers bCSldeS dolng thelr regular work hnd trme for sponsorlng varlous organlzatlons LQLU- I Ayala MISS Hammock IVIxss Montoya Mr Slmp son MISS ohnson IVI I-Iarrmgton IVI Hltchens MISS I-Iendrrcks MISS Goddard Mr Tate MISS TruesdeII MISS son IVI1 s McGowan IVIrs Gould and Coach Wilson Sponsors of publxcatxons are IVI1ss Olson Mr Wlllnams Mr Runcorn IVIr Holcomb MISS Ayala MISS Ph1II1ps Mrs Gould MISS Montoya IVIr Costales and IVIr Ream Class sponsors are MISS Dlxon MISS I-Iendrlcks Miss Mon toya IVIr Harrmgton and MISS Truesdell IVI1ss Shepard dl rects plays and MISS IVIcIVIanus and IVIr Cramer the muslcal pro cluctlons IVIr Renfro IS boys advrsor and MISS enson girls advlsor It should be reallzed by students that all of our teachers are w1II1ng to give advlce and extra help whenever necessary Thenr extra servrces are many and are certamly appreclated 1 9 3 7 Ihlgv Slxtvcn I I - in the school. Those who sponsor clubs are Miss ' if-l5l'l " . . . ,ij ' Q9 , . , - - , ' ,I , r. ' , r. ' , ' ' , ' , . , ' . ' ICH- Y ' 1 . V ' I I Y ' I v . . ' . . y . I 3 ' 1 ' - ADMINISTRATION IOHN WIILNE B A VI A Qupeuntendent of Qchools C I FV O RFAM B A M A Pllflllll ml ot Albuquuqut Illth School RX IOLI IHIXON H A W1 A Xsslstxnt PIIHLID 11 Hrs or The brunt of the task of runnlng our school falls on the shoulders of these three people Mr ohn lVl lVl1lne Superm tendent of Albuquerque schools Mr Glen O Ream Prlnclpal and Miss Mary Cole Dixon Asslstant Prlnclpal Mr Milne has been wlth the clty schools for a number of years and has a record of lceeplns, up with the changmg trends ln adm1n1stra'1ve pOllClCS rn both prlmary and secondary schools His pollcxes are sound and well lxked by teachers and s udents allke Mr Ream has headed the Albuquerque Hugh School dur mg years ln whlch lt has grown rnto a truly metropolltan school bnrorlment figures have more than doubled Hrs clear under s andmg of the problems of both students and teachers and hrs falr manner of copmg wlth them make lt a pleasure to work wlth hlm As one of her jobs lVl1ss Drxon has the keeplng of credlts stralght The large number of transfer students and those who stay here just a few months make thls a real task She also teaches two Amerrcan Hrs ory classes and rs a counsellor to all students especlally the seniors Her frlendly advlce IS sought and followed by many students 1937 v Av. .Y , . ., A . .-n " L . lrn . . ,.., ...- "V: ' X' 1 "' f' . MA ' ' C .' .. ., . .. .- .- " " 2 , 'tt 'y. 5 . . , 3 . Y . . , I , L . . . . , . . .J . .1 , , . Page Scvcntun LA REATA I' LORFNC F OLSON B A Fngllsh IAC Ix SIMI SON B A M A P ngllxh FN! Wll IAMS BA Im.,1s NAIA? 1 ISTX B A ILUIIOIHILN lllstm x Inggllsh Sumo ogy i NDI QMXN BA Mxthmmx us 'NIONIPTX IOHWSONI B A Nl A N1 xthym IULN LRPID AiRINi'I0'N B A NI S Spunu B A QLIPHLL 1 HARI I S RI NERO B A 5l,lI'1Lk Hxstmv T 15.1 Flghtu n IIOROTIIX QOULTP R B A f0lUl1N1C13l A P K OODXN ILI B S Auto 'Vlechamcs HSI WPIIS EA MA Im.,1s K ORA WARD AI LP N Lxblallan I H HOLC OMB Pllntlng 1937 TEACHERS Tx H CONLFF B A 'VI A Mdthcm 1t1cQ Qunncu XX AYNI' HORNBAKER A B Phxwolo N Alt IFSTVR IIITf IIIBNS B S M tml V011 PRANIKI IN RFYNOI DS B A D1 lwm 'VI lthcm mas RI I CRAMI R A B Bmd md U1LIlLSll 'VI ALD SPFXICFR B A Science IPSQIF' SPFNII I R B A WI A 51111111 NIA 7AI PNP' HV'NIJHICIxS B A M A I It SXRA CODDARIJ BA M A Punch IIISLOIV KATHI RINIF RFI FHFR B A VI A Hlstoly 'I ATF A 'VI IIIN on KATIII RINIF SIII PARIJ Ii A M A Hlstmv CLARA M SPFC hWIA'NI I A NI A HlNtilIY CHARLOTTF TRI I' SDI II B A NI S NI xthm Ill mu P 15,4 Nmm tc 1 n W' 1 '. . ,,, ..,.. .--- ' ' z'.,."- H '. fl .' . , . .- grj, , ' 1 ,Q ' '. I aff, ..'.-- 0 2 ' 'i ' . I I . 'I 1 .', .. .- 'z ' gf, I 2 ' z Q A 4 . . -. .AL -. '. . I. I . . I , . . .3 . . . L . A I 1A I 4 , .A .ZS 'l ' ' 1 T T 8 I1 nl x ul . , I , . ,. . , . ., . .. .f. IIFILICN GOETZ, BS., IArI.S.'ffI10lllK' ICCUIIOIIIICS . 4 I. 1 If , uf ' '.', .. ., .I .--A ,z ,in I 1 I - p I 4 s L x . 1 , . ., .. .4 ' , . l C .1,',,, ., N. G. '. ,, B. ., I .Af 'xt 'lf ', C I , ." C , .I ., . .1 ', ' . . . Q I 7 '. . . , I.: ,, I .. .-- ' . , IL' CII, ...,. . .-.2 - 2 Q YI l l l i LA REATA MABEL QCHULTE A B B B Llbl ulm N IRC INIIA 'VI VIANLQ B A Chorus VI ARIF JI 'NSCJNI B S Ihvsu xl Iwluc mon Cnls AINITA AYALA BA 'VI A Spimsh SARAH LUUISII C'O0Ix B b IVI A Sue nu IIAICA IIIIIIIIS B X Ing,1x URI C I+m,1C O S HORION I' A Ing IS ICTRI IDI 'NI 'N Engl 1 P154 Tvscnty II AN 'NIARSH B A C OIIIDILICI LI I ILI IAN M RIF KF B A C ommuu xl I I FANORI B I' RY I1 A C ommuudl RUTH CIOIII D B A IVI A gp lY'l1'xh K ATHFRINII VIONITOX A B A Sp :mah 1937 1. , ., ..'.-L.-'-2 I -2' , I ' B . '. IX RAI I 'I ' I, '.', .I .. M.A.f C vl'."h IGLICAN C. FAIR 'IIIl,l7. BNA., M.A.f--AT ,fl'.'h Ifl,ORICNC'IC IIIVKMAN, ILA., BI..-X. f-Iimrlish I. If " ,H .fC I-'l':h GIG ' Y C . .M'CiOWA.', BMA., MA. fl 'Isl 'L 5. 3 In 2 41141 Q . ' , J- .lj ,..'. TEACHERS af' lll x I SIIIITIN X x 10 'N unc XI T XIII ll HX lx I ANI 1 cmxu hxslcl flflgll TEACHERS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR x I ll x 1 ION lu I xl XX I llut Ill I 114 Fxuntx Om E I A. I,. l'l'l.fXl'I1'lC, ILS. Vzllvim-1 zmrl I"u1'ni11m- Nlzxlxiug' HAT 'Il-IINIC IIAMNIOVIQ BA., l'l.A.A' .' z 'sh YICIIN.-X JUNICS, li..-X. l'lI1Q'lisl1 lllllflflil l'US'l','Xl.l'lS. li..-X. Hlllllllill I'-F T 4 Q' I I". ll. WIISUN. ILA. -Ill1.'."'z1l l'lflllL'2ltl0YI, lloys' HEX IIICT A .l HC, H..-X. -Svcwtx to NIV. 'vzxm WII. ll. I IPAVIICS, HA., lllzthl :t"s, I' 'zl I' Vzplly Ifl'I'II? l3AI'I'II,A, ILA., MH-X. Stl lg llzll NIAII .l if FOSS -fH'I'7- Girl .l.-XN'I I'Il'flU'l'l --Ull'ivv Girl MAI' .- .' .lHll'KlI,.-XS, BBA, MS. -' h' Q' 1 9 3 7 ' 7- rl ' -, V, REATA A descrlptnon of thf x xrlfrl -.menu w vnciers Ill New MCXILKJ would he lnc ornplste If wc dld not mention t e Indian Iuehlos On -.tate ne of the tw: W lah they stlll mh :hut A VlSlf t mf ol thfse n dlan villages shows that exfrythlng has not yu ded tot e ClVlllZ'lllOI1 fthe vnhltc man The hrlght t m tumes ind ornate Jewelry worn turldy h uve changed lte III nenturles my CUSUIIIIN inc tra ts seen urvxecl to the prev nt day In thexr TPIILJOU ind tn al teremunnes the mums per orm some ntuxl vw ith have yet to he Wltllt ssecl my uw lte man n lan IS d ch tmgt part t e 5 ut west Miy e e er retxln those chxrutcrl-,tus Whll nm e r llI1lQllt" xnd to or ul dtIHOSI71Pl'P CLASS S 1 9 3 7 l'1g4 'lxuntx Inn L A K- 1 . D 1 vi 'T iv I V - . vc 1 A- I h I 3 , 1 ' .' X is 0 - J hl' S' ' 2 '. or ' Y :tl - h , " ' ' 2 ' 0 , ' A - -' . Q 'Lf 't S- l't 1 ' t M2 ' J .' 4 I ' ' f x long years ago hy the Spanish C'unquistz1clores have ' , ' . f 'uf' s 1 'h V . I lk .' ' f 3 . ' 2 s 'h'r ' 4 ' lb 2 'h' ' . The I ci' ' 's' x 2 of h, fo h 'xx 2 h , ,v, 22' 5 2 2' "h 'k fo il ' 2 ' l f ' .' I . 114 TAOQ PUT' BI 0 -.1 Home of Nome oi thx most plntulfsqum Incllms X I me Fwmntv Thxu 1. I . I ' V. ' I. F1 I , 1 is l .2 .4 in tho Southwf-st. 1 9 3 7 5 li J. 1 ' , K - . X Q11 14111 X11 4 1 1 Bll 41 N 1 111 11111 1 , 1 1 -X111 4 41 4 1 4111 21 gg 1 4 411 4 14111111 ll x44 111 N 4 1 X 111 4 4 4 'VIC N N I 1.2 Tmntx P11111 '-1 K J x121.'-11' 1a2l11'S.x11SS.xX. 11.S.1111s j'1'i1l'. 21111 I14-:141 1411l'1'1' 1.4-11414-1' 1"1'z1 IVQS 1 14111. 1111 1'Fl'11l'11'11 111-1' 141 1111' 111141114- .,.. 1'-11111114-3' 111111 111l.' 111: H112 '111" . . . . 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S., :1111 "1'1'4-sf' ..., 1'I4141i- . -1:4-1 111141 111: 114- 1 1t'1'l'1'1'2llll 111111411 s111i14-. 1 - 1 9 3 7 '4 '4- '- '- ' ' P xgm 'lvnnty I lvn 2 i , J N ', 3 1 , fx 4 , A ,J L x I hw A Q' . A A , A M-af ..-ami' ' ,ww-I . E 4 1 9 3 7 f - - - LA REATA HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF I937 HV CLASS of 37 m the school year 34 35 was no Q exceptlon to the general rule that Sophomores just l aren t kung puns ln Albuquerque Hrgh School Af ter the ballots were counted the class had as leaders ID the hazardous flrst year lmmy Barley as presrdent Patsy Bxlyue as vlce president and Lucllle Mudgett as secretary Of 1ll the promlse evldent rn the class m varlous flelds that on the athletlc fleld was most noticeable Harlan Nlorrls 'xnd lmmy Pappan dldnt beat any Senlors out of basketball letters but they served notrce that they were gomg to town m he next few years Marlon Plomteaux and lmmy who made track letters were the only members of the Class of 37 to make varsl y letters as Sophs During the unnor year the class came into its own with FYIRCIS Barton as president lVlorr1s Drefendorf asslsted as vlce presldent whxle Lucllle agam became secretary The umor play Seventeen was a real hut and several unlors had parts nn the operetta Four unlors were lettermen on the haphazard football team of l935 and the great success of the basketball and track teams depended a great deal on the Class of 37 athletes fhe efforts of the umor ofhcers were realized when the umor Senror Prom was grven lncrdentally Marllyn llntchens a umor was chosen ueen of the Prom As the leadms., class ln Albuquerque Hugh School when enrollment figures reached unprecedented herghts the Class of 37 showed that 1t really meant to lead Frank ourdan was elected presldent vuth fugene Rader as vnce president and Mary l lelen Crahl as secretary The Class of l937 might well be termed as the class which left one year too soon because next year the new burldxngs wlll flrst see service but this didn t hrnder its taking an active part rn school lrfe rn l93 and l937 Seventeen out of the twenty two football lettermen were Sen nors whlle there were eleven Semors among the fifteen basket ball lettermen Harlan lVlorr1s lmmy Pappan and Charley Ortlz brought real glory to the school by makmg the All State basketball team It can easrly be seen that athletes of the Class f 37 were mstrumental nn wmmng the state champronshlps m football and basketball Athletes get most of the glory but It should not be overlooked that fourteen Semors earned Gold A s and that all the editors of the school publrcatlons were nn the Class of 37 as well as leaders ln other fields 1937 ll ll l ' A- I 7 D l ' 7 7 lf l A . t . v ' a ' . 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Yi1'1:i11111 l'l2lNl',', z1111l pillar, 1 9 3 7 3111.1 11 1 R1.1t1 The IUFIIOI JLIIHUIN who w111l111l on JLIHIOI l11otb1lll1LL11m1n .11l1111, 1111111 11 Pagv F01 tv Fo u 1 1 lIlX ll 11 x mxou N11 111111, 1111 11114 Ning NI1111 11 Q 1 N 1 UI 1 nw 4180 ll N N 1111x1111 4 1 ,N x UNIOR if'-J 1937 Page Forty-Five LA REATA QHE LARGEST JUHIOY class ln the hlstory of our I school comprlsed of nearly sxx hundred members I went through the past year wlth more than the tres and excelllng scholastlcally Splrlt was early manlfested by the many petltlons turned ln nomlnatmg candldates for unlor offices Close races saw Franklln Plerce emerge as pres ldent and ane Dlxon and Reba Hoffman as vlce presldent and secretary respectlvely As soon as school opened It was seen that LIUDIOYS had ath letlc ambltlons for a large number reported for football Four recelved letters and of these Elvls Slmmons and Arno Bueche made the all c1ty team ln basketball also there were many unlor asplrants Ray Tanner and Roy Cralg maklng the state champlonshlp squad Bobby Stamm the State Hlgh School tenms champ xs a unlor The junlor play Stop Thlef ably cllrected by MISS Shepard played to two full houses Dorothea Caldwell sang the lead 1n the operetta whxle numerous unxors were m the cho rus as well asm mmor parts umors held down some lmportant posltlons on the staffs of school publications and wlll take over the responslblllty of runmng them next year The large llst on the honor roll speaks for the class scholastlcally The ofhcer and the sponsor MISS Montoya cllmaxed the year by glvmg the Semors a prom long to be remembered f i 1 n G 2 5 1 ' E g l ' l ---- usual number taking part in extra-curricular activi- J . 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J . . - ' . , S ee e 1 9 3 7 e Page Forty-Six BFULAH MARIE ALBFRTQC BORRFQT ALDERMAN NORMA ALFSHIRE BFTTY RUTH ALLEN CEORGF ALMES JFANI ALMFS MARTA ARAGONI MARGY ARANDA TONY ARCHULETA FILFFN AUDFTTF' FLOY BACA JOSIF JOAN' BACA RAYMOND BAC'-X MARX RUTH BARRINIGTONI HFLF NF BARTLFTT RUTH BFBBFR IFONARD BILLING WILIA 'VIAF BOONIF 'VIARCELLE BOTTORPI' THERON BOVNFNI PLORFNCE BRADBURY FRANCES BRADBURY LILLIE BELLE BRADFORD UNIOR 1937 Pagr P on ty Seven I I I w II I I I l A 4 A Jn I I I I I I I I I I I f V I I I I v I I - I I I I ALICE BASHOR I I I I I I I I I I ' w A , ' r A JA -w I , I N I N I' l V 1 ' v 'I LA REATAA P454 Foltv B 1g.,ht 1937 BOB BRASHEAR HERBFRT BRIGGS WANIDA BRIGHT RUTH BUFCHE PEGCY BURKS TVIARY ANNA BUSHNELI MARY QUE BYNON ANN CABEFN DOROTHEA CALDWELL LILI IAN CARMICHAEL FI OY CASTILLO ANTONIO CHAVEZ EDWARD A FHAVFA MARJORIF CHILES KATHRYN CIRA FLIZABFTH CLARK OI IVF CLAWQON FLSIF' COPLEN MARGO QORTFL GFNFVIEVE CUMMINGS JEAN CUMMINGS MYRTLE DANLEY DOROTHY DAVIS , A , 1 I . . f A f . , , . , J L I I Q J Jr' , , f , . , , I , . JULIA COLCLASURE I . . . - - f f I . 1 . . J , , . 7-K . - ,. O QHIRI FY DFAN JACK DF LONG CHRISTINIF DIFRS JANIF DIXON JA'VIFS DXCHE VIRGINIA EANIF9 BFTTY FILAR PATTX EILAR ALLAN FV FRMAIN KATHRYN FXTIFR QHIRI FY FXTFR ROQA MAE FINILI4 Y BP TTY PI If 'VIIYG If SPERANZA FLORFQ ADELINF FLORY ALBERT FORD NIFDRA FOSTI' R LP ON AI I' RI' SQUFL BARBARA CIABAI DON JOHNNY CAINIES kl' 'NINIP TH OANINI LUCY GARC IA NAV! X GARCIA VI ILNIA GILLFSPII' UNIOR -Ci 1937 Xu asp, Mr--,.. 4 -38. J' PI13,,c I' 01 tv Nme I I I I , I I' In ' Q "' "- IW, .I1 1 1 1. I. f-1. I A A A A L -1 "" I I 1 1 I II I II . l 1 Q '-'- If, '11 J J K " 7 I A 1 1 1 A' A A 1 1 1 A A A I h -.. A .Iv ..... 1' I ..,, ...., L, A A A A 'a I . 1 1 I 1' I I I 2, 1 1 1 1 1 I III I 11 II, I II g 1 've -Q I 1 A A V N- if ff 11... ..... - --1 I Qtr" K Ng xl. 1 I I I 1 1 1 11 f ,- A A A AL A q Q 1 ' -I1.. I I' wg- A 'A' . A 1 , - 0 A I A ' A P , 1 1 1 II I I I I I S at 1 .1-. .I In I I I 5 ,Q it Aa -., 1 1 , w A A -1 I. 1 , , I I I I ,mf I fl QI, 1 rg 1 ' , 0 I LA REATA P me I'1ftV 937 IAWRFNCF GOLLNER I I4 RNIIC F GRAHAM BOB K RI FNWELI IUPL GUTIFRRFZ 'VIILDRI D HARDINI PHIL HARDIN JI ANI HARRFLL RUTH HARRINIGTON JANIF HARRIS RFGFNIA HARRIS BP TTY JO HATCH PLZADA HATCH I I' ONIA HATTON K I4 RALD HFIN GI' RTRUDE HENDRICKS I N I4 LYNI HI' 'NINIRIC H IOSFPHINF HILL RFBA HOFI' MANN DORSA HUDDLFQTON NP I L HUP S DAN JAFOMINI ILAVIS JARAMII LO MOQFS W IOHNQON I J , H If I 'A ' I Cu 1 1 1 4 A I C I C I I I w xr. I 1 1 4. 1 A 1 w , A ,I . 1- 14 4 CAROLE HFZNDRICKS 11 A Cyf Q v 4 4 A U. f 1 N4 4 'w A Ak 1 ww I 14 lk 1 'Y I A A w K A . 1 n 1. 4 MARGARET JOHNSTONE BETTY KELLEY EILEEN KERR RUTH KINNEY HARRY KINSELL STEVE KOCH DRACF KUTNEWSKY MARY LANDSAW FRANCIS LANE JUANITA LANGSTON LA VERNIE LARSONI HERMAN LEE SHIRLEY LFWIS DOROTHY LOOWIIS CLAUDE LYON MILDRED McANULTY PATSY MCCALLUM LAURA BFLLE MCCOLLUM FTHEL McC'ARTHY TOM MCCARTHY ROBERT Mel RAC KI N TOM VVICDOUGALL MARY FRANCIS MALONE 'VII' LA NELLIF 'VIARFS UNIOR Plitv , . , . . J N . . , , , 1 ,. . . U, . f , . T A A A JA ll N .,., "' -L . LA REATA I xy I'1ftV TWO 1937 DOROTHY MARTIN LELA MARTIN MARY LOUISE MARTIN MARY MICHAEL ROBERT MIDDLESWORTII JAMFS MILES CRAWFORD MILLAR CLYDF MITCHELL BETTY MAE MOORF JACK MOORE TROY MORRIS BOB MOSFR MONTELLE MOYFRS FLAINF MYKLFBUST JUANITA NOLAN BLAINCHF NORTHCUTT ROBERT NORTON CARREL ELINORA NYBORG FUNICF PARKER ROBERT PARNHAM GENFVA PARSONS JESSIF PEARCE DORIS JANE PETERSON I I I. V . I , I I I I I I I I I JAMES NEILL . I , I I I J 32 T-I Y I - A JUNIORS' GEORGIA MAF PETERSON AUDRFY PITT MILDRFD POWERS ELNORA PRYOR HFLFN PURCELL RUTH PYETSKI MARIAN RADFR DOROTHY RANVILLE BETTY JFAN RATC I IFF MABLF REDBURN G J REFVES URQULA RHP F KATHRYN RIDFR HARRIS ROGI' RS BFRT ROUGHTONI WAYNE ROUSF VIOLFT SALLEF PHYLIS SCHINGLFDECKFR TFANNETTE SCHULZ ALBERT SENTER BOB SETH BETSY SHARP MAXINE QHFDD 1937 Pago 11111.87 Thl 1 1 J .. A . . , , , , v . , ,. . 1 , ,. . , 1 . . 1.7 HELENROSS . . , 1 A . , , , f. ., , . . by K -'I4" -t '11 MARGUERITE SHERWOOD THARON SHIPLFY VIRGINIIA SHIRLEY MAUDF SIEGLITZ VIATEO SIERRA IRFNE SIMMONS BFTTF ANNF SIMMS HENRY SIN MARION SMITH RAYMOND STAEHLIN MARCELLA SUMMERS BILLY SYME ELSIE TABACCHI IRFNIE TAGLIAFERRO JUNIE TARKINGTON STANILEY THOMAS JEAN THOMPSON LFTA TIPTONI ARLISS VAN CAMPEN ROBERTA VANDFRWAGFN ANTHONY VASILAKIS JOYCF VAUGHN BII L VESTAL I , ARY LICE SKINNER ' EILEEN WALLIS BRADLEY WARD BILLY WEBSTER NORMAN WEEDEN JOE WEEKS HAZFL WHITFIELD VIOI A WILCOXSON GLFN WILLIAMS TOM YATES BETTY SUE YORK VIVIAN YOTT JUNIORS' ULA0AM.1?49f:H M442 pf- F Q L5 hiyflzizf .Mfg H,1f- 0'ff,.,,1 L ,ay jf ,ff-fd 1937 ' 1 rr , 'I 1 , 1, -T- K+ gb LI- -, l-X5 Q C , . JF1' AqL,x!f,.L-1 W J!! I I A I bs' 4 pp H . f. j 6 .I 'vi'-1' - Kg K, I . X ' ' fl ' ,I ,N Wm J A i fw 1 ' . A . I 9' w P 15.3. 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Fall Boule 'VIa1 tha Nell Bowman Rosemfny Blennan Patllcla Brewel Bllly Bllgge Maly Brmkhaue Htlcn Bloudellck Fdxth Blyan B1ll Bunten Jeanette Bulgm Betty Burke Jack Bulnett Lucllle Byeli Jamee Byrd Angfelma Calderon Fffle Campbell Arthur Castlllo Betty Causey . ' 2 . .. ., , . C I . A c . 1 . l 3 ' c , A' I , Laura Bowman li C ' ' x x I 1 -' J ,, Elrzabeth Chavez Loura Chavez Lore Claybourn Marahall Clevenger Leona Coberley George Conder Anrta Crevorsrer George Crow Vrrgrnra Darby Carolrne Dawson Beulah Dehoff Joyce DeRamus Henry Earl Ewrng Earnhart Alrce Eden Paul Everman Wrllard Frtch Ruth Ford Jean Fouti Clarence Furlong Wesley Furman Marguerrte Gannon Leonora Glacomellr Margaret Grlprn Pat Gonzales Othella Granade Eugene Gray Bobble Lee Grubb Frank Grubbe Frances Gumt Zeke Gutrerrez Drck Hagenerck Lore Hagland Charles Hammond Fthel Hardyman Clara Beth Harrell Edna Harrre Fvangelrne Harwood Lourrne Hatton Lrla Jeane Hedrrck SOPHOMORES 1937 Page lrrltx 'Nrnr ......-1. -....l.i ilii.-Li-1 ---li-lil-, 1 ,WWY x - x 1 -K 1 1 1 - 1-1 ,. . - 1 Jr' l . f . A. 1 . 1-. ,. - -1 vu. LA REATA Page Slxty 1937 Chestel Hgnxy Rhonella Hlggms Betty Jo Hmds Betty Hodgson Iune Hogm M 115,e1y Hoshol Claudme IILIIHDIII 1 5 s Bob Jackson I cI1th Jfxckson R umond J xckson I1nest L11.1m1llo Mable Jgnsnn Bm tty Johnson JQSSAIIIIIN. Iohnson Iohn Jonzs 'VI"lY1dIl Ioncs Thedx Kms IXlU1fl9KI Kfllv Dunn 1 J Wm Kuchevlllc LUUISL KIIIIOW M11,1o11Q Ixlmmnll Iouu I 1n V I OIR Lxngston menu Ia I4 lnest Lavasu Mxldled Llvlngston Alnold Loki n Xund Mal I on M mo I ucelo N xtille Lustu Rosa Maly McCaFfe1y 'VI 11g,a1et Mcfahon M xbel MQC 11 thy I st1 Mae Md oult B1lI1e 'VIcDon.1ld Ruth McDowell Rupelt McHQ11ney Betty Zoe MLQp.1dden Bud Mablv 1 .Y . I 1 7 vl- F . - z A 2 .,. . K. . , . 41 K .I D . . . .. ' A ls R , , HK" . I Q 1' ,. . . A C ' A Q ln. . 2 2 2- . ,- 1 . 2 . . , , Josle Kozlowskx . 1 .2 0. . s z 11' I - 4 u Cla - - 1 19:11 Y n 1 r w 1' . h . . rs - . Y 1 I A 4 1 J Y A z J ' - ' 1 1 z .' 1' . . ,. . - '- . . 1 l A In w 1 1 M J 1 4 l n J 1 41- K l J , 1 .5 . Joan M lu Emllv MdJ0l Betty Mfush 111 I1 ene Mdltln S1laQ Mdrtmez Bettv 'Vlawey 'VI1ld1ed Mathe1 Jack May Vernon MlllCl Alf1od Montgomely Dolothy 'lflo1g,an Lucllle 'Vlo1g.f1n Fmdlex Vl0110xn Helen 'Nlclson Bob 'Ncwcll B1ll Nuvldnclu How 11d Nlcholoon Nlaly Ann Olm R10 Olnu Anne Ostuhaus V111 'uct Padlllfi Thmcm P.11z Catheune Pfuk WIHIV Allue Palnhdm Rhodes Pdttuson M ll V P nulk Llllle Payne Do10thy Pee Cuca P0102 Sam Plnlllps Jack Poolc1 Myltle lo1tL1 Ma1y Powgll XVlll0lU3L QUlCk Allenc Runs Bob Rehm Clallu. R1Lhd1dSon Edwaul Rlghtley hone R1neha1t SOPHOMORES 1937 Pago Slxty Ona ......-.....-..-.-i .....l......................- .l....l..L..-- l....l......-l..1.. 1-- 1 A nil . ., ' ,L .. 1 ,. V , - V 1 , . ,. ,. . . . 1 . ,. , Dora Pacheco laura- . .nz . .' , .- ag 1 ' A nv i - D . x. , ..'., '... 1 ' Y ry-1 ' - x r LA REATA Y ' "1i Evelyn Roberts Kathryn Robertson Amando Robles Annie Sue Rogers Ruby Rutz Drdro Saavedra Evelyn Saeda John Sampson Joe M Sanchez Audrey Schott Dudley Schultz Fdwm Schultz Evelyn Schulmann J C Schwartzman Mary Jo Scott June Shahan Roy Shedd Bob Shrrley Davrd Srmms Ifern Srmpson Gladys Smrth Alrce Snyder Maxrne Stanford Mary Jean Sterdlev Hrlda Stevens Jane Stockwell Elrzabeth Stoops Fllen Straus Ada Jane Thomas Fugcnc Thorne Ola Mae Trndcll Dan T1l,lJlllO FloElla Turrentrne Beatrrce Vanderford Lors Mae Vander Lmden Wanda Wagner Earlene Ward Roberta Warren Bob Whlte Lawrence Wrllrams Norman Wrllrams Carolrne Wrlson Roberta Wood Gertrude L Wrrght I 1 1 Slxtv 'Iwo J . . , . r . J V 1 2 4 I 1 Elsie Wagner l X 'J U! . .' K' I ' ' , . ' EE r 1 9 3 7 ,Q . - X SOPHOMORES EARLY 700 Sophornores jammed the regxstratxon rooms last fall and embarked on thelr hlgh school careers Mr Ream cave them the usual lecture rn vcmznr-m-1 stxllmg ln them hrgh hopes and good rntentlons and allaylng thelr fears concerning the terrlble hazlng they thought they were golng to get MISS Truesdell took over the spon sorshxp Dozens of ambltlous Sophomores asplred to the class of FICCS Bryce Colclasure came out on top ID the presldentlal scramble and Ray Strom, won the vlce presldency Ruta Glannlfll was elected secretary A peppy Sophomore assembly was held soon after electron C,-ood entertainment was pro Vlded but It proved to be thexr Hrst last and only program of the year Many promxsmg athletes are ID the Class of 39 A large number stuck out the football season and George C rowe 225 pound tackle made a letter The Sophomore basketball team was truly a formidable qulnt whlle m track several should de velop mto point makers by next year Evelyn Schulman and Bllly Brlggs were the only Sopho mores on La Reata staff whxle lVl1ldred Beauchamp was the lone representatlve of the class on the Record staff beveral Sophomores are on the Honor Roll The Sophomores will have a more important role next year as umors and there are mdlcatlons that they w1ll do well especially IH athletlcs With the experlence of the past year they should also fill many responslble posltlons and have a well organlzed class Best of luck to them ' Q T ' 5555 - - ' 7 ' 'l.t. 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' . 1 9 3 7 Pugw- Sixtx T 1 ARL SBAD Caverns Natxonll lark lo w gated rn southern New lVlex1co IS vlsxted l every year by tens of thousands of peo usually begln their journey through the C averns 1n the mornmg for It takes several hours to make the entlre trrp Experienced guides lead groups over mrles of tralls wlndrng through vast rooms and nar row passageways resplendent vslth eleverly lllum mated llmestone formatlons of stalagmxtes and sta lactxtes so laeautlful that they defy descrrpllon l ate rn the afternoon when all the slghtseers assemble around the Roek of Ages a glant stalagmlte mllllons of years old the lights are turned off lhrough lm penetrable blackness Floats the strains of Rock of Ages After a brlef perrod of absolute SllCDCC a llght appears ln the dlstance then another and an other flasnes on accentuatlnsf wlth ever shifting, shadows the magmflcent and lntrleate lormatlons of the cerlmg An awe msplred hush prevalls rn the room even af er the ceremony rs over Page Slxtx Ftllll ffifagiiffof, al l' J ' ' 2 J , - ple from all parts of the world. Visitors ' ' ' ' h, ' , ir J my -N xx V' P- I F ' ' ' K . . , Y ' , s . I . , i Y I - , . , . . -lj Fr A SCENF IN THE CARLbBAD CAVFRNIS Page Slxty Five . A ' I ' , . Myriads of fascinating formations have been 60 million years in the making. p BLIL no S 4 ll Hulnm 1 1 4 IH 1 IIN 1 . NlUl1Nl nr mow v lm xx vu I xg Slxix Mx ' N V 1 ' L, 'l'l1v Uliv-mul" stzlll' wm'ksm'vrlin1v 1-11 l'4HfiHll nlmllwl' Vgfht .... NIV. ' nl prirrixlf' instruc-lm' and vhznrnpiml oi' thv pulslivzxl' ns .... Fluyl IIzu"',' at il julm prvss. llllnnlrm-:Is ui' IIIUIISQIIHIS ui' vzuwls, slips, 1-10. :Irv printvrl on Th 'Sm' yv'1l'ly .... Thu up :ws .... l'wl'g'v IE' lt. N4 om' Q 1 ' 'horn hv wuuld pup up nvxl. 'z "ff PUBLICATIONS inaug- OUR PUBLICATIONS The four student publlcatlons of the Albuquerque I-hgh School offer opportunltles for practlcal experlence ln all phases of ournallsm The Record our bl weekly newspaper has recexved an xnternatlonal first prnze tw1ce1n the past three years Sponsored by lVIr Wllllams and edlted thls year by Paul Weeks a thoroughly modern paper was put out The tlme element was constantly strlven for even so far as prmtmg an extra La Reata our yearbook IS produced entlrely ln the school plant and was edlted thls year by Frank ourdan under the sponsorshlp of MISS Olson Two mfant publlcatxons devel oped into commendable products of student talent thls year The Yucca a llterary magazme co edlted by Ellen ameson ack Bradley and Ruth Wrllrams offers students a chance to see thelr literary achlevements 1n prmt El Conqulstador foreign language newspaper IS one of the few ln the natlon Both of these attracted state wlde and even natlonal attentlon Whatever glory our publ1cat1ons get the Irons share should go to Mr Holcomb our prlntlng Instructor for It s upon hrs expert techmcal advlce and fine prmt Jobs that thelr success depends Wlth no professlonal help and usmg old often rnadequate equipment he ably accompllshed the Her culean task of prlntmg four publrcatxons as well as all the Job work for the c1ty schools Entlrely produced ln the school shop and unaided fxnanclally by advertlsers the student pub llcatrons of Albuquerque Htgh School can justly be looked upon wlth prlde 1 9 3 7-H e Iwgcbix ty-bcvcn o LA REATA1 LA REATA STAFF Top Iow Flank Leese Cl1Ll1ldL1OI1 Man lgll ind qD0ltQ Fdltol Flank Iouldan Ed1t0l 1n chxef Mlss Oleon Sponeol Seeoncl row lungs MIILS Spolte Eclltor Florence Haehxmoto Senlol Fdltol Steve Koch Jun1o1 Fcl1to1 Thlrd low Fllffold Gallegos 1to1 Fourth low Evelyn Qchulnmnn SOUIIOHIOIL Fdltol Bllly Bllggs Sophomore Ifdltol Ann Cabeen Klub Edxtol Betty Ruth Allan Flub Pdltor bee page 69 for plcture of Geolge Blooks camemmdn fol Ld Reata 1 9 3 7 Page Qlxty Flght l ' : - l:,j" 2,"'2 . ', J' -9 -' . - , ' '- - I 9 .. , l ' '. ' ' .112 I Hs., ' . g 1 . 1 , Q ' A 'g ., ' l 1 '.. ' : , I ' ., Art EdltOl'Q Wllla Mae Boone, Dramaucs and MUSIC EdltO1'Q Joan Cumnnngs, Club Ed- '. ' ' ' : , K ' ' , S 'X J "Q l " , " ' .. ' ' .. , , ' ' Y J , , , , , , , . ' N .,., . . . .. , . H . , " , ., . X k. - 1.7 illll.-11 1 THE YUCQA STAFF Top low fo edltols Pllen Imuxon Juk B1 uiley md Ruth XXIHIIIHS Suomi 10W M1 F H Runcoln spcmsol Ion Raxv plmtu AlQlll1dlO Rovbfxl tvplwt 'Vhss Bu bald Phllllps 811011501 Thnd low I hx Wlth 1 t edltol Cloml Iluihum lJl00f 14.41111 Th non Shlpley pl00f ll ulu Bud Bmhmng alt edltm Ifllllth low V0d1 Jones ploof xcidel Georg Blooks IJIIYILLI LQOHOIQ Rudolfo tvplst 'VI R1 IIN and M1 Holcomb W916 also sponsols 1937 Page Slxty Nme j s H 5 . Ft A .., .. N .. ' ' " , -. v 4 V' In v N . . . ' . . - . , .z -. , .' 1 2 , 4 1 .. .A '. . , . . 1 .. , ,. .' ,.. ,H . , '. . '.. . .- . 4. . , . . , . 1. , , , If I , -I . , . ., 4 . .. 3, L. L, .. . . ,Z 'u 2 Y al. .Q I Q 2 Y . , . . . . , .,. ,.. . . . ,.. , . . . , . . . . , 1 , L , , . , . 4 , . . ,. . .,. .. , .,., . .. . ,.. , ., . . ,. ., 4 , ., , , , . . . A l. 1 . rx . - . LA REATAfo e THE RECORD STAFF Frrstrow Mr A B Wrllrams sponsor Irrrwt I lumenth 11 rssoerrte melrtor Iaul Wicks ed1tor'1n chref Mr J H Holcomb prrrrtmg, xponsor Seeonel row Julrr Iewrs typlst, Dan JdCO1'l1lI'll fL1ture1s,UrsulaRhee typrst Hrrolei Krlth boys sports reporter C1111 Smrth sports edrtor nd rem 71ne Ilnn go rls sportx reporter Ruth loom proof and copy re reler Helen Ioemev txprxt, lxrthrvn C11 r Jurrror reporter Clrfforel Ga egos C"tltO0T11St I4 murth row I urxe Stu tt lter eeht 1 Crrwford Mrllxr crrculatlon rrr1rmg,er R th Cmhen txprxt Alu Brshm errtoemrst Prnst Pklunel newo reporter Those n rn the preture Intl B x m Ueehmg., edltor Ixrtherme Mrller typrst flule anna reporter ere r rport md Bo are 'Stamm reporter 1 9 3 7 Page Seventy ' :. '. . . " ' x,.' : 'g C' s I 1 z ,ass fa 1,1 ' 'g ' 1 ' -' - ' 5 '. . . 1 , " ' 11: .' '. ' 1: 'z ,1 "s, I' ' ' ' ', 12 ' 11, .1 g z ' 1' , Q' ,' '1 ' 1'g 'z' ' , : , ' '. Th" ' ': rr 1 fi , 1'i ' s' r 's '1 ' 1'g , 1y, ' ' ' "2 1'9 " 1 .1 '2 '. VL' ' ' ': 7' ' ll S, 'L ' . we ' ' ': ro 1 .' z 'r'e1 , i 1'zu'y 1 ' ev 'g T1 ' ' z '. " ' 1-1','g u ' 1, .1 i'1 as ', 'z' 'sg fm' I , . '1 ' '. ot' 1 " '1 21111 l 1 rjz , 1. ' 2 1'e1 1 ' 'Q 'z 1" 1 ' ', g Ta " H ', '1 ' 1'g Mil I '1el Pozluchzrmp, 1'1 ' L'l'Q 1 bl ' 1 . , 'e ' EL CONQUISTADOR STAFF Top row Mlm Montoya Qponbol Orlando Albllldr ed1tor1n chlef Second IONV Joe Jaramlllo abawtant 8d1tO1 Julla Gutmuez SOC1Gty Qd1tO1 Alfled CO1d0Vd 19 agel Connlo Llmon 161301111 Tom Chww Joke uhtol Foulth low Vnos Macs ploof leadel Lenole Rudolfo pl00f 19211111 Ollmdo Uhvcuu typlst 1937 Page Seventy Ong E -. I . 't . "J 'I V .. A .V , .. V V. .V . . . V . - porter. Third row: Josephine Juramillo, art editorg Arnold Orosco, circulation man- 'g , W ' ,' 'Vg ,z u,' ' V 'V ' zu s -:, . . V.: .V V . V. ,V .2 ...V . , . e LA REATA three outstanding productions of the year, the junior play, the senior play, and the operetta un- : ,ffl ' F cover a great deal of talent yearly and do much ij e .,- 'ii '3 toward giving experience to would-be actors and singers. Miss Shepard produces the plays. The fact that she has a reputation for good work was realized when many out- siders were seen in the audiences of both the junior and senior plays and that each drew large crowds for two showings Miss lVlclVlanus develops the song birds of the school The operetta was a tribute to her ability to direct and her chor uses this year had several outside engagements including one at the Kimo theatre We cannot mention school productions without thinking of the beautiful and adequate stage settings 'lhey are built and handled entirely by the student stage crew the forgotten men seen only if you vo backstage ames Rightley Bobby Dunsworth Watson Snyder and Fred Simmons handled the difficult job this year with ohn Beck Frank Crubbs and ack Hardin acting as apprentices Their many hours of la bor are often unappreciated but a great deal of self satis faction must certainly be theirs DRAMATICQ AND MUSIC L What the spa-ctziturs 1lun't st-ef--21 st-t in the niuking' .... Whit thmy do su the tinisht-cl sm-t .... Virginizl Shirley in full wt-1l1iir1g':1l'r'ziy to the lun or play .... The stage crew, huilrlvrs of our st-ts .... Miss MLM inus ti lllltl ofsin.1.g'vl's ..... lzimt-s Miles Uumnpin' " it up .... .liggm-i's, tht tops Robut No' , . tw Wm-ks, and Most-s Johnson of the .Iunior play Muff: ' :incl his sv -vt I tzxt . Vlosl your 4-airs. 4 ,I Y A - Q V iton I s 4 s lcgai utne x s u no n 4 1 9 3 7 Page bevy ntv 'Iwo DRAMATICS T M2 1937 P 11,1 Sew-nty Th16t. , . F Q3.. , , E f 9 l 0 1 I ' Q, ' I ,QJ A , 'H . 1 v f. .QI , , v- i k MS ik! M w 9 , .', K L , 7, it 1 4 M ,,. xl f . ' . Z 2 V,-1 K' v , - x REATA ltul I Nl ll o nson Stxntllm, tltit t nm Us -Xln s 1 hc '11 on i u Iltll rllf 1 Fl HE jUNlOR Pl AY NDFR the direction ollVl1 s Shepard the junior play Stop rlhief a three Act farce was presented on the evenings of November 4 and 5 btop Thief has a very complicated plot The wedding f Madge Carr Virginia qhirley to ames Cluney fBob Green well is about to take place when several valuables are lost lVlr Qarr Bob Brashear is a kleptomamac and has mis placed these valuables but comedy occurs when two thieves Nell Mable Redburn and ack Doogan Ccreorge Almes find out about them After manv attempts to steal these jew els the thieves are caught but instead of being punished they are one of the three couples to hc m xrried ldhe third couple was oan Carr Maude Sieglitz and Dr Wiloughby Franklin Piercel who carried on a romantic subxplot during the play. lVlany other parts were cleverly 'icted by the supporting cast. The juniors congratulate the people who represented them in their class play. Compliments to the stage crew for its at- tractively decorated stage. ilihanks to lVliss Shepard for her excellent supervision over it all. '1937 Page ge-Vt nty-If our wm n Tlm tn mtl Nlos DRAMATICS -ffgxvs lfiont L011 unc Stclllng 1nd lw0lllN Dmfenmloif Sc 1to4l lwllcn Juncson lcah Ima SlClxS X11g,1n11 l'l01t0I'l Ruth loontv M 11th 1 Ad 111 l 018 lk 1ctc1 and lOUlSL St.111Ltt S 1ncl1n 'Nl 111 Hclcn C1'1hl lynn lfullu T0lUcl1lllitlS fhuhs ll1x1s ltobc it M0011 los M1tchrll 1nd llllll Lum THE SENIOR PLAY UENIORS presented as the1r class play +h1s year 1 The Charm School a three act comedy by Alice Duer lVl1ller and Robert lVl1lton lVlarch I9 and 20 LE.. 1n the Albuquerque l-llgh Scho l aud1tor1um under the skillful direction of MISS Shepard Austin Bevans Charles Davis a handsome young salesman 1nher1ts a young ladies school H1s troubles begin when he CiCCldCS to take charge of the school himself The plan IS r1d1culed by MISS Hays lVlary l-lelen Grahl the pr1nc1pal of the school and Dav1d lVlacKenz1e Tom Ch1lders a close fr1end. El1se Bene- dotti Ruth Looney president of the senior class falls in love with Austin much to the chagrin of George Boyd flVlorris Diefendorf who has been in love with Elise for years. The climax is reached when Elise thinking that Austin is ir love with another runs away. After an exciting and eventful night Austin f1nds her and brings her back. Difliculties are straight- ened out when George leaves and Austin and Elise are finally united. The supporting cast gave excellent performances add- ing to the success of the play. 1937 Page beventy F IVL LA REATA ockcy xml Ctolgt Pmolxs ttul hs lulxn B H lVl S PINAFORE M S PINAFORE the annual Sprmg operetta l scored a success on the evenmgs of Aprrl twenty third and twenty fourth The captaln of the Pm afore Harris Sharp IS ouzzled when he learns that hls daughter Dorothea Caldwell whom he wants to marry Slr oseph Porter George Brooks loves Ralph Rake traw Blll Mather osephme and Ralph plan to elope but are folled by Dlck Deadeye Flndley Morrow As a cllmax Buttercup Patsy Murphy who loves the captaln tells her se cret Ralph and the captam were exchanged when they were babies and each should hold the others posltlon Thus Ralph becomes captam causmg the plot to end pleasantly wlth three couples umtlng Ralph and osephme the Captam and Lrttle Buttercup Slr oseph and Cousln Hebe Mary Evelyn Byrdj Excellent slngmg talent was shown by the stars and the co operatlve chorus classes We are proud of thelr compllshments whlch were lnsured by the leadership of MISS lVlclVlanus 1937 ancllngz Findlay Morrow, Bill Nlutholg Patsy Murphy, Harris Sharp, Clrnwooc , 2 1- 'P X J' S02 X : Ilorot -21 C'alclwc-ll and Mary C ' - I gill K . Q K . - Ui iii? Eel ' - . ' ' - llffigissl . . , C D L ' . , C D, ' J C . J. - S C ' D. J ' C J, ' . C - - ' . ' ac- Page Seventy-Six THE SETS on L um Lum um 1 M14 dh Stop 1 uf umm pllv 0 om Ill thg Upucttx I'.1.gL Scvnntv Seven I: "Th- Cha ' S 'P I", Sm' ' llzxy. 'i 4: "C "h'1"', J ' ' 2. . H tt 2 "H, M. S. V12 t'o1'v,', f z. 1 9 3 7 i LA REATA I'llQt 10W M1 C1 1me1 Hugo lx xstnlng, I xwunu Ltllll Bud 'VI lblV Scconrl IOVN N 1 l11cl I'1tLh L1111 1 Ptllt Vltf ollum M llX Ann Olm Fflvw 11d H 11lCV fh11st1m D1c1s X lolz Wlltoxson Iunc SIIUHIOHS Vl uv lo Scott Th11rl IOXV J1111 Tab mu dh Nllchols l dw url Rlgehtltv B lly lgll gg lcl ll Md a1tncy Bob M0861 1 Mbfonntll Bob Pilflhdlll Iou1th 1011 ll llV l1lHi.LS Qllllx lcloy FL,j.,Llt t1eo1g,e Flfth 10W G1 mt I hrlstcn tn -Xlltn lVlllll 111 llllv Wtbstu Bob lVl1fl4llcswo1th A1t Croodwlll CZ1l0llY1L Vlllson 'Nlull 1 Iwvsttl Sixth um Ixmts lVI1lLs Sttve Ixonh THE BAND HE Albuquerque Hlgh School Band attamed the l helght of success thus year It had more than i l exghty members a greater number than ever before ThlS large group met every seventh perlod ln the Leglon Hut where thev practlsed for an hour under the d1 rectlon of lVlr Larl Cramer lh1s year the addltlon of new green and Whlte unlforms added much to the general make up of our band The unnform eonsnts of a green cape and hat and Whlte trousers wlth a green strlpe The money was ralsed by means of many candy sales a sprmg festlval and a benefit We Lan hardly express our thanks to those who contrlbutecl to buy them but we can show our appreclatxon by acknowledgmg how proud A H S IS of ltS band 1 9 3 7 Pagt Sevmnty l11g,,hL K W... A H" Ji . ,ai ,. , '1' - 1 ' . 'I H' pl 1 ' X 5 1 ' , , ,, -, , ". . . . 4. ,. ,- '.. ' ,. . ., ., ,',,. . . ,. . ,. . . . 1 C , .. , rf , 1 . , . . , . . w. . . . Vlz' ', 2 'z rt'l'l ,1z'j. , 1 'z' z'1,, 1 '1':, " 1 " ' , '1 1 U' Q, . z 'H . C' . " ' : ' 2"', J' 'k . '1 s, C 'z ' 'J' 1. , i .1 "g"'.'. C gr: ' ' 7 ' 1 , S ', B'll 'T 1, 1' 1 . 1' ' ' 'itz' We 11: Ta", 11' 11'1'1', ' '1'1 Tabacci, Max Richter, Frances Kiliun, Jimmy lilrorl, Dick Hc1ncl1'icks, Braclloy xRr7kll'd. A ' : ' 'z ' 1 s- , 1 1 C 1' z , fi' 1 Q 1', ' ' , ' ' " , ' ' ' 1 " : ,1 1 'Q ' f ' ': 12 1 ' 13, Q 1 1 ' '. ,w-- ---Y . . Y f ll Ei EE R l 'T' 2 T ll ' 4. 7 a ' lx ' V ' ' l I B K A 7 A v - , - ' Y I K Y ' ' 1 C1 1 - l' f ' MUSIC 'Tina I'11st1ox1 Lestc-1 1l0u111 1lC1bQ1f. B11g,gs Ross McC'0llum 1e11y Stemcr 'Second 10W Mary Ret1c1m N dna J 111 son C 111 C011 1111 1n1 1111111 11111 lN 1nn1ng,1 Ruth B1111111 Camge W h1tn11 P111 H011b1n T111111 10W 111111 lxutmw k1 1-10l1lSt Al1l11n11n N111 Poulth IOW F1e11 Gould f L1 1111 H11n 131x111 SL1v111s B111 01111 T11111 f1'1l1Cl01Q Qloma Huffman 61111154 Rams l111nl1 111111, P11'tl1 111v1 Iunc Ql11h1n 1111 M1tchell Wal l1c1 All1n H1l1n Pl0Lll1L1lL1i xllltlt SCULL1 lx1x11111n11 111ls11n R11v 11v1ns B011 M11 1 S111 111011 Pldlfllx nulobs 11 11111s 11111011 1xlLhll11 T118 THE BAND The bancl leads a very act1ve llfe ln hlgh school by partlclpatmg 1n many act1v1t1es They play for all the football and ba ketlball games ancl glVC many assemlalles and concerts at A H 5 and surrouncllng schools The loancl has the honor of marchlng 1n most of the commun1ty parades and of leacllng snake clances erry Stelner macle a very effectlve drum major and by leacllng the bancl ID a proper self conf1c1ent way he truly added to the style and composure of the band group Mr Cramer gave proof of 111s a1o111ty as a leader of thls group That he has taught perlectlon 1n harmony ancl clearness has been amply shown 1n the1r numerous performances We con Qratulate lV1r Cramer for h1s sklll and pat1ence 1n worklng Wlth the band and w1sh hlm much success 1n future years 1 9 3 7 Page Seventy N1n1 A 1 "1 1. 1 is 1 ' f . , 5 CMT: Q. "fl, L 1 ff' i 1 1 5 1 1 V1 1 ., 0 Q , 3 1 1' ' 1 ' - 1 Q ,. ,Z . .A .,., .,. .,.,.,., ,I ,R .. K 4- ky H ' ' ", 1 ' 2 'is , 'z ' ' 11, 4. Q1 1 'z 1', 1 'z "Z, 1 1 . 11' " -31' 1 '. '- - ': ' -s',1 1' 1, '- man Fitch, G1-111'g'e Tz1b111', Jack 111111111113 l,l11y1l Johnson, Bob Jackson, R. F. Eillllelllklll. w w v: 1 I , -2 X 1 v L 1 1 A' , I 'L , ' , ., 1 1, . . 1 1, 1 1 , 1 , , . , 1 . 21 -, -1 1- 'ag .1 is, U - l-1'. .ft ' ': 'C' ,- "1 'z M , ' '1' 'z.'k. S . . . . . . 5,1 1 . H J 1 . . 1 H 1 ' x , I y , - 7 W . . Q- ' X LA REATA s row xul I xminifm Ilolothv Clocltrtt Glulvs Smith Mu enfiihl cr Blllx A unh IVI1 s n Burl 'VI thu rom low 1 Incim Il1Vlll Stcvcns Plc moi Inc ncis Ixilim IVIux om 1 1 gms Il t V ct uolc Ilnnrliicks I sv, unit Blu., iw mm sm S 'XI Pit Ioltttifomx THE ORCHESTRA GROUP of thirty one muslclans comprised the Al huquerque High School Orchestra thls year They met every sixth period in the Legion Hut for an hours practice The results of these practices were shown to us by the success of their several activities lhey gave assemblies at the high school and at Washington and Lincoln umor High Schools gave regular concerts and played at school stage productions Several members of the orchestra played in the umor CIVIC Symphony orchestra which went to the Natlonal Music Convention at Indianapolis Ihls division of the music department just as the others dad their practicing this year under handicaps but always gave commendable performances Next year when we have our new hulldmgs It is hoped that more people will Jom the orches ra 1 9 3 7 Pag.,cI15,,hty Firrt ' ': Mr. V. ll. i'i':inic-V, I'z fl'-' . , - . T' , 'z , J H ' , 1 'y Hel- I1 , Virginia Shirley, lwgrgfy I. H "'holz, Mary lice l'z ' am, zblv .Ion- .'v , . 2 Sc' I ' 'Z Iloh lllorgggzm, Pet "' " ', 2 ' I ' 1 S, l 'z ' it-k, Fra " 'z , . : 'li Iictick, Rh 'lla IIAg4',1" 5, Oro hu Pwk, Cl: ' - X Q, 'llsi 1 Conlon. Thirfl mvv: Tum Ilogg, .luck lflllis, Ilill Olin, lCmlwzu'rl Anconn, Willard Fitch, Hx 'l -' " rgxs, N121 .Im-an Sufi ll -y, Waits: ll Hnyclvr, , ormzxn " ch, I " z 7 h sz. 1 .1 I , . C I . - , ' V ' I . . , . Q' r USI Jttw I llllx Ulm lltmy Alt! VN xllxct Alltn 1nclRtubtnO1 1 1 Tl IE CUNI INILNTALS lll Nl VI R rnusnc was wanted by an organlzatron III Albuquerque Hugh bchool for a dance or other actlvlty leedle Ralceetraw 5 Contlnentals were usr ally called upon Although rt was not a school or thestra ull the members were students ln the hrgh school Members and their instruments were Teeclle Ralcestraw leader and pxanu lorn Hogs, trombone Bxlly Olm and Henry Nrtz trumpets Reuben Ortega flret saxophone Scotty C ampbell second saxophone Wallace Allen thrrd saxophone Bud Mabry drums Francie Barton bass and Dorothea Calcl well vocal As well as at hugh school affarrs they played at the UUlVCYSlly the State lleachers ball the Texas School of Nlmes homeconnm, dxnce and other places They filled en gas ements at a low cost The school appreclates thelr fine servlces 1937 Stlntllng: Tom llogrgr, Ilorutheu Fulclwoll, Burl Mabry, '4Tceclie" Rakestraw mtl ' 'zunplrt-ll. S02ll,l'4lZ 5' Q' ' , - 'K . 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' B 1 ' ' Q , ' j z ' ., ' . - 1 1 A- ' ' ' Page Eighty One LA REATA Left to rlght Fust row Ceorge Chavez Lugcne Thorne Cccll Burton H3.11lS Rogers Banta C1117 Atenclo Lols Hagland xccompanlst Crawford Mlllal Clyde Dunlap Fmdley Morrow A F Gonzales SLL0l"lCl10W C1enWoodSh0ckey O1fLllO Padllla Paul Weeks Raymond Baca Claude Wald B111 Raymond Bobble Vlcentl Lynwood Perdue Charles Kastmng' Thud low Tom McC'1oden Howard Spear B111 Mather Harms Sharp Vernon Gordon Call S1Yl1tl'1 Alel 1111110 Roybal Challcs Mumford Hubert Klng THE GLEE CLUB 1 perlods Mlss 1V1clVlanus tramed the volces of the Whig thlrty four boys comprlslng the Ctlee Club thls 1 year Unusual mterest was shown m the club and m a short tlme the boys were ready for thexr Hrst assembly Throughout the year they were ready to hll m gaps ln pro grams and the wlde varleiy of songs they knew and thelr clever harmomous renclltlons made them always welcome They not only appeared ln assembly programs ln our own school but also sang at other clty schools Members of the Glee Club appeared ln the school muslcal productlons of the year and dld thelr parts well When after months of prac tlce they had many songs ln thelr repertoire they hlled a three night engagement at the Klmo Theatre where thev proved to be popular Wlth the townspeople The Glee Club can look back on a successful year To the boys and thelr sponsor we say Keep up the good work 1 9 3 7 P 1g'e Flghty Two . .' l . I-I, .. Y , 7 ,., E . ,y ,' l. y V., ' , . . z r K- ' : 1 , r , 1 , , . . . . -1 I ' 7 'I' I ' ' v ' v 3 gy X . K K u . , Z V. v .. K ,., ., - . , . . . - . 5 . , . . y I, A , l ,J . , I . v y AqlA Q11T HARMONY HALL during hrst and home room ggi . - . . . M ies 2 . , L, in Qc - 1 , . , . , . . , ' . , i . 5 . y h , . 'z ,' - USI left to llght lfust row Ro Q Mxxmr Gncra, P11iC1ll3. Chavez Jovcc Barton Fannlc I wl mtos M ugot Mcflcan M mxmc McC'lean An fellna Washlngton Dorothy Morgan I thrl lnosstutr Dorothea Caldwell Maude q1CQlltZ LOUISE Clayton Second row Lou. BOQtWIClx Frances Pmkham Patsy Murphy Consuella Acosta, Mary Evelyn Byrd Rlta Qhook Katxt Let Tucker Lolfl Iopw Fsther Pettlford Jean Llvrngston Rosemary Bncnnan Malthx flayton Thuml low Mlldud Lrvlngston Vera Black Clarxce Rlch urlson Bunnu Pcntlmv I mul 1 Bowmm Ikllflltl Langston LaVL1ne Barton Vllg'lIlll lllllllgflll Iwnn llulrv 'Nlmll Hurs Nlormr xNlYl,C','fI0lfl Genevleve Cunnnungs Luclllr torlrl ll l I'0Llltl"l 1 sw M1lcl1ulM1thu Ie m Nelson Cathulne Park Mary Brmkh ms Jmr XX hltt lx nthlun In5,1 lm Muguet Oxun Flsle Wagner Last row Genevlevt -Xttnuo Iupm lulllln 'Nrlllt IOIIKS Fonnlt Chavez Ruth Loonev Aclrlmt Plorv R1chelB1ll1m.,s Bcttv Nlcffoxun Fwelvn qLhUlllI'1I'lIl Fsther Florv Be ntrxce Vanclufold THE GIRLS CHORUS HE Girls Chorus was a leadmg partxclpant ln all I the muslcal actlvltles of thlS year This group was 3 l comprlsed of approxnmately one hundred glrls who met clurmg the rhlrd and fourth perlods m Harmony Hall under the dlrectlon of lVl1ss lVlclVlanus There was an honorary group selected out of the regular chorus formlng what was known as the A Capella Choxr ThlS cholr of twelve members each havmg the requlrement of a year of chorus from lVl1ss lVlclVlanus met after school two days a week to practice lhelr arm was to tram thelr voices for Slflglflg wlthout accom pamment They had two special numbers ln the Christmas Cantata The chorus gave many worthy performances thls year ln the one act operetta Trlal by ury the Chrlstmas Qantata and H IVI S Pmafore the annual sprmg operetta as well as III several assembly programs they were well re celved 1937 P :ge I' lghty Thr ce , Au' I E41 I al, ' ,I 'W' . ' ': Sl 2 ' - 2" ' J' , A ' , 's L . 1 . - - . 1 ' ' ' I . . . C ' 'Y C , X 1 f X ' r is v . 7 A -- v ' , K, , J , . . . ' ' Y' ' . r v 1 ' ' 1 - v -. A 9 K 1 ' 'v ' I X l ' l, c A xl, 4. ' , , -I 1 1 - . ' , ' . . . ' ., ' ' ,. .. . . . .' ' - , . 1 . . , , , 1'-' . " "w -., ,Q 'z 2 ,.z 2 . rs ,- V1 " , H z . 1 , z g, g X ls, r - 1 ' , , Ya, ' s , 21' - ., ,IA ., 2 ,.y',2 Ant. Y X. ,. ..y . . k A., Anne Ostorhaus. Marv Lunflsaw, Ile-lon Nonam Maxme Shedd Bett Stoo s Marv 1 Y 9 . 9 . 2 I 'z 1- vw , a'fz'1 H, ' '. . ' : ' 1 . "., -'Q '-I , ,, " ' ' 2 . 1 I-lf, l O A .' v,. , J,, K , C , lk . - , ,2 ' , ,. . 9 izrnvivfr are I ' ' ' ' ' ' ,aT-s7,,! rf.- i iinl . . . . . . .- - W, ' ig , 1 I Yziitg..-i' . I 1 . . Y , ' -X .', . N Q - - , I , I , . . . , , K, . . . . , .. A y - I E X. 'J x . I - l IS the belxef of many people that New Nlexlco IS nothing more than a land of barren plalns and dry mesas We are proud of thls typlcally Southwestern scenery and justly but when variety I9 deslred there are lofty mountalns down whose thlckly forested slopes rush sparkling streams and ln whxch all sorts of game abound plentlfully One need not travel far from Albuquerque to reallze thls for less than ten mules to the east are the Sandra mountams whlch are ID the summer a haven of rest for people seekmg rellef from summer heat and ln the wlnter the scene of Wlnter sports Clouderoft Ruidoso and the emez country are a few of the other places which defy anyone to say New Mexico lb a desert WARD A D CLUB Page Elgrhty Foul 'iiiiiiis f ' ' l ef ul C' ' - - . 135-i ffiifl ' - ,N . , T,,ux'xAKA"uJ, Yr, ,l x 1 V N V ' ' Y , HY A 'N 7 t .' S. ' , x , W! f,w6fM9' THF UPPFR PFFOQ Do you stlll my thlt New Mexico IS -1 duut Page Flghty Flve ,S 4 , I 4 ,- ',,,,. ,V 1 in u A my R it Q' A A X , Wt 0 K . , , f 1. L' ' K" 2 l 1 .i I jr - . AWARDS 1 1 9 3 7 1-,,-- 114-1 L,-sr AWARDS C,-old A Athletlc A AWARDS rmcmim Ml: THE many awards for mer1t ln Albuquerque Hlgh School perhaps the hlghest two are the glbold A grven elther for outstandmg scholas tlc work or for scholastlc work coupled wlth extra aCt1VltlCS and the block A glven for partlclpa tlon IH the major sports and for outstandmg work 1n gym classes BCS1dCS these awards there are letters and certxficates glven for outstandlng work ln other Helds For falthful work ln the band or orchestra letters are glven Good servlce on a publlcatlon staff merlts a let ter Then there are the0 A T andO G A certlflcates and pms for outstandlng work ln the commerclal de partment Awards of Vanous sorts are gxven for very good work ln the varlous courses such as SCICDCC math ematxcs and the languages Some people try as they may do not seem to be able to w1n an award It should be remembered though that all rewards for efforts are not tanglble The ab stract are often more valuable than the concrete For thls reason those people who do not qulte reach thelr goal but who have perslstently tr1ed should not be dls couraged They are certalnly better off than those who have not trled or who have qult They w1ll ultlmately reach a goal and when they do they w1ll have a great deal of satlsfactlon and wlll be ready to try for hlgher standards Thls IS why coaches and teachers always tell students to keep on trymg and that lt IS never too late to start 1937 l 2-d 'E , we 2 ' ' l 5 El' 9 ' E: l w u my . . - l 5 l - y ' Emil ' ' ' . . . .. ., . . . 9 l - - ' r Y ! 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I l 5 ' 9 3 7 S y Page Eightv Seven LA REATA THE COLDA CN Fx Hlj. highest academic honor attainable in the Al buquerque High School is the Cold A 1 tiny gold pin that symoolizes high rank in scholastic lj work as well is participation in outside activities Although extra curricular activities ire not required it is a notable fact that nearly all of the seniors who 'are entitled tc the distinction of wearing the bold A ue leaders in various helcls lio win this pin fl student it the end of his unior year must have been a member ol the Honor aocxe y for hve se Of the graduating class of I937 composed of nearly 400 members only I4 have this distinction A ioster of their names reads like a Who s Who of Albuquerque High 'Ht hool Of this group frank ourdan is President of the Senior C lass Fditor of the 1937 La Reata and played end on the l936 football team Paul Weeks is l ditor of the Record President of the Youth Peace Unit a member of the High School Glee Club and Vice President of the New lVlex1co interscholastic Press Association l93J 37 l ll n xmeson is Co Tditor of Yucca a member of the Last of the senior play and President of the Current Literature Club Robert Dunlap served as a member of the btage Lrew two years and in his Junior year won the Bimillenium Virgil Medal in Latin a very real distinc tion Louise Starrett has been on the Record St iff all through high school is a member of the Current Literature Qlub and was in the senior play Virginia Horton is interested in the work of the Archaeologitil Society and in Cnrls Athletic As ociation Louise Clayton won a 30 word Gold pin in typewritmg and was a soloist in the Xmas Qantata Darrell Chapman won the Bausch Lomb Honorary Science Award ln his sophomore year and was circulation manager of The Record in his Junior year VIYQIIHII Nlurphy was in Trial by ury and the Xmas Cantata Ruby Holladay won a C A A athletic letter and is interested in Girls Reserve worlc Ruth llllams has been for two years 1 co editor of the Yucca Herbert King worked on The Record in his Junior year Lela Tuttle and Shirley McDonald are two other holders .. .. 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T U I -. i I Pigs l ighty-lflight AWARDS Bust IOVV Butchc Cl'1llCIL1Q Hogan Furbv Ilomtc mx Balmlonulo I'1tch Adams Second IOW qtunm Bothnlng' Durovv Tchohawk Hogg, IIUVLV IVIo111s Romuo T Ild IOXN l'ldlClX1Nll"l Ixouu Rflflu C hc 1 B IN Luton Char POUICII 1 xx url ln Ch-uc 1 Stn ml of 'NI xnnmg, 1 I thc X C 1 LIS., SIININOTIS A CLUB , EIVIBERSHIP to the A Club reached a new hlgh thlS year w1th nearly s1xty members To belong a boy must have earned an athletlc letter malcmg It one of the hlffhest honors ln the school to he a member of thls club Ofhcers for the year lmmy Pappan preslclent Marlon Plomteaux Vlce preslclent and Russell I-Io .. 4, . 1 . I 15 V' I 1 I .. .2 1- ' : 1 -, 7' -1, -, -5, ' 12 , 2 ,"", ' jx . ,: LZ , , 7 Z.. 1, ,J 2 , ,- Z. ,Iv --sy 1- l ' I 1 Y I r 1 A l - h - ' 'z - ' j 2 , ' gf, 2 V, 'o -z, 211-1-1-1'2.', '2 , , I 'C-A. 0 1. ' ' ' ' .. ' - " . .Im ' 2 , ' 2 ' "I, .I ' 1 , 1 2 "2 . 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I 1-1 A' - - ' 1 Il1nn1VIappm I' B123 'I Z 1111 WIOIIINI' 123 B Z T lVId110h Plomtt tux I' CZJ T C21 F1ncstF'thoh1Vsl I WJ Jack Bulgtss W IIIJUI I CVVIS Cleo Maddox I4 P lvls Smunons If Plank JOUlCldll F Fclcllc Ch Wu If Hovmrd Cohna I4 Dtlc B1sho1 F Cnmge CIOXXC, C leme nt C l1lIClClS A1no Bunch: I John RCJIHCICJ I' Iem IVlJ.ltlHCl F Iugtnt KCDLIIV If Fugtnr Rulu If B Bawmond B1ldon ulo If Colnelrus Smcloval I4 IloyclD2111owF'C J C J Russell Hogan I4 lHll1l.Ul,lLlBd1CIllS If mul H 11118 If won Coe B Ch 1111s O1t17 B Althul Cxoodmll T l obby Stamm 'le 'Iom Chllclcls TC XIOIIHIH F1tch C Cole ACIIIIIS C Mllton H mnt M551 F C 1 ulcn II urlym tn Mg,1 Luo H-uvny M551 F Idrhe Megel Mg,,1 T IVIOIIIQ D1c1'tndo1f Mgl RW T xnnu B ROV C ldlg' B Robut Nlmmng, 1 I cl Ch'1veZ B Iroh Stunhof B I1 1nlC P111 bv B Tom Hogg B Burl bonhmng., lVIg1 B I1 lnk Sthlf 1111 lvlgl Don Bult B Page Frghty NIHL LA REATA list row lgsmlr II lton W clfr ms Iouxsc Stlllltt Ntlnr Irtkson LOUIQ1 Ruth Vlrllruns Itlolmnu II INIIIIUOUJ lelx Tuttlt rlhucl low I rul We-tks I nnls John n I gm Ruler If! ml Iourrlm Robert M0 le HONGR SOCIETY TQIXTY ONE students th1s year made the ten pomts clety Flight of these pomts must be earned for grades an E for the semester countlng three pomts and a G two pomts All ten pomts may be earned for academic work but two earned for outslde aCtlVltlCS may be a part of the ten Class OH1CCb athletlc letters and SCYVICC on a publlcatxon staff are some of the ways 1n whlch extra pomts may be earned A person who lb a member of the Honor SOClCty for Hve semesters out of the first SIX IS glven a Cold A The pm becomes hls personal property rf he retams membershlp clurmg hls semor year Fourteen people hacl thlS dlStlHCtlOH thus year gee page eighty elght Many members other than those who earnecl Gold A s were also promlnent IH OLltSldC actlvltles Ray Strong ane Dixon and Eugene Rader were class OEICCYQ lVl1lclrecl Beau champ oe Weeks Wllla Mae Boone Bllly Briggs ames lVl1les and ack Bradley were members of publlcatlon staffs Those actlve ln clramatncs and musxc were VIYQIUIB Murphy Clarrce Rlcharclson lfugene lhorne Robert Moore Velna ackson Drace Kutnewsky laura Belle lVlcQollum and Mary ane Steldley Wllna Cnllespxe was a debater ancl harlme Ward was an office assistant : Vi 'P' 'z 0' , I0 I .lo -J, l 1 .I 2 , I X z . 2 ' S layton Sarah, Baca. SL-conrl row: Marlelinm- Wright, ICllm-n Jameson, Ruby Hollaca 'z ,',T '1 '1 z." ,nz X. ' 2,2 -5,11 so , Curl 1 2 Ilzu're-ll fll'l2lllll12ll1, "2 Q . ' z , ' . ow. Wgagmgig , . K 'K . ' necessary to become a member of the Honor So- leiifiifi . I - ' ' , . . x , .I , . , , ,S Q .. I - , J , ' , ' ' , J ' I ' - T 1 4 ,I Y 7 J , , A , Page Nmety AWARDQ t 0 11 N i w Iclith Bm in Cluitt RlLl'l1ldSOIl ois II lgllfltl Thtclx Inu Nliix lumu I ltlllx Ruth Ifoicl Puthl unhut W1 ny lean Stull c econcl lou nt ci i inn ltutlr Steiger 'Nettlt Luttio Ifsther Iimtntv Lll0llI'1L Dm on I alle-nt Vl url I inut I kluncl I ugene Thoint Bills M It lt Qtr HONORSOQEIY A complete roster ol the memlbera follows lda Faith Akin Sarah G Baca Mildred Beauchamp Leonard Bilinga Willa Mae Boone ack Bradley Patrlcla Brewer lLd1th Bryan Darrell Chapman hlizabeth Clark Louise Clayton Caroline Dawson ane Dixon Robert Dun lap Betty Fleming Albert lqord Ruth Ford Wllna Gillespie Velna ackson ldllen ameson Ruby I-lolladay Leontine Houston l'Qther imenez Ennw ohnson Veda ones Frank ourdan rlhedx lxees llerlaert lxmi., Ruth Kinney Drace Kutnewsky Marcia Mae Linn Nettie Lucero Laura Belle McCollum Shirley McDonald ames Miles Robert Millenbaugh Robert IQ, Moore Lucille Morgan Virginia Murphy Mary Eunice Paulk Mildred Powers lugene Rader Llarice Richardson Edward Rightley Rollin 'Schneider Ivelyn Schulmann Bob Shirley Ruby qmith T Stapleton Louise Starrett Ray qtrong Mary ane qtexdley llugene Thorne l..ela Tuttle Earlene Ward Roberta Warren oe Weeks Paul Weeks Ruth Williams Madeline Wright Ruth Yeager I'ag.,e Wine ty Ont ' I., itz? l Iwi' t "gzht. Firxt 'm': I'uti'it'i:i IZi'4-ww, C ' 'ja , 'z "H " z ' S , L are , it 'IE '. ",. -la' z',-z'w-' CV- l-y. S ' ': Wil 1 Gillespie, Rob - 'tt XVIII' '- , t ' It v f ', I' '- -1' , I: 1 u,"z' ' 1 as ,'I' - 'z','I' C' ,C " 's, Bi'igg's. Last row: Rollin Schnf-iflt-i', Ida Akin, I.z1ui':1 B1-llv ll'lcf'0llum, Betty Flemingg lmontinv llutisturi, All'i'4-ml Fowl, lliuiw- Kilim-wslty, sl' . 'ong:,'. , -, -I I u . . nrt V . v J , . . Y 1 . V V - . Y . ' t . u J . ' I - V . 4 N . . . . . - - V , I 1 ,L I . , ' ,L J' a, ll f . I , J Y 4 I l , tv, 4 K ,. kr, . v . , i ' ' .J 'H ' , -. ' . K V . 41. .7 ' . A .my Y . M. K. , V L , . H L . ' . L. , . y M - I '-' ,'. , , - ,I an ' , . U Q, ' f l , li , I .' if , . I I I 1 9 3 7 - - 1' A ' r . r LUBS I I 1351 ll 1 X1 1 X U 1 .X w111pI1- 11i'1l1-l111l1-1x lrlmx 1111 sr 1111- X11-11111. S11 " 11 1'111'Il11-111-11z1l1', Kay illlli .XIl'1'1-rl .... f':111 yum 1'11i1' IIl4'I1lA., ..,.. Nl11x1111- 111111 I"1':1111'1s1111 thc- Yay 1111111 1111111111 .... 'l'h11l'x1111-Q1:1g'li11vyn11N-1-1111 llll' I1-I'I ,... Wlzlfs 111 il 11:11111".' . . . . lim 1g'11 sl111T' . . . . Thr- 11-11111Iv :11 'l'11111111f-. F1'4'II4' 111' 1-x1':1V:111 11x 411' th .X1'1'l11'11lugyFuvivly' .,.. II1':11lX I'111' :11'I141Il, L"T'l-'N ""'l 9 3 7' ' "- N11 -ly-'I'xx'11 s CLUBS 4 X' 41 E31 ,1 Y' mx ws., ff,-.n-Quik 111 Nmatx T1 I ,J,k ' i I N' N , V ' 1 -ff , " 4 2 ' J 'i"'2 A . N I 1 ,3 f X -- 5 , f W , ,Q ,Q ,fi ?- .- " - 1 , f .Q 'vid f 5 6- L . ' QL F .. 15 'I Inu I A 4 . . , x 1 . 4 I . K ', I t 1 ' r bf .ittjgw an ' - , . f1"i',N'- 'Q 2 i , f , ' ' "'5x, . P5 Ayn. . N VL? T . I ., H s -Q - ., W 3 f. . UK A 1 9 3 7 'ag' -j- hw-1' LA REATA ltll I'T0l6I'lII1VXVOOtl S tunrl I x IJ o 1 I Inst I lum a Alfud f 0lfl0Vl I 4 oh f0ll on ARCHEOLOLY SOCIETY OR those people lnterested ln archeology there IS the Archeology SOClCty sponsored by MISS Goddard There could be no better locatlon for such a club for Albuquerque IS surrounded by many places of lnterest to the archeologxst The club s work durlng the past year was varled and lnterestlng Excavatlons were made at Tunque a klva datlng back more than three hundred years Work progressed on a model of the kwa as well as on cases for specimens wall decorations and draperles for the museum whxch IS open to all The SOCl6ty had then annual banquet at the Sun set Inn thls year and Dr Brand of the UH1VCYSlty was the prlnclpal speaker lVlr and lVlrs Glen O Ream MISS Phllllps and MIS? DIXOII were guests The knowl edge galned by belonmnff to thls soclety IS an asset to anyone especlally a resldent of the Southwest Every one who posslly can should belong 1937 att to right. First row: Virg'iniu Ilorton, Ruth Bcbbcr, Miss Gorlflurcl, Rosa- Maxim 2, . fu' 'mt onulrl IIaywoocl, Bill Moi' nn -ll, 'I' .' " ' ' 2. .mst row: .luhn Mart -n, Ilill Nvwlnmlvr, llill 1' 1-nour, Wood. I'lI2lI'li'S Karztnimx. Irfifxf' if V1 Ei' . . K . , I X A ' ? 4 'L' I ' ' I ' I I ,.m.Q,, . , . . , , , K Y ! Y Y K' , 9 ' Y Y A .9 .5 v f ' - " lagt Ninety-Fmn' CLUBS 1'1rst1ow Flvls Slmmons Luthu Huclymln Floyd D111oW Hulxn TWOIIIS HoWa1l Cohea qttoncl low Ihle B1Sh0l H X lo mn Dltl Bluestem Taylor Radcllttt R Tm Ho F1 mla lulbv Thncl 10W lVl1 Tata Fverett Clayton A1ley agan 0 g Kenneth Gunn Tom Wlcflellincl D114 qxnmpus Le Nloynt qtlles Bob Stemhoi S Nlannlnga Joe Ccmggtshtll M1 Runs HIY Q Club had a successful year lVlembersh1p was open to sophomores as well as to Jumors and semors The object of the club IS to get boys to StY1VC for the ldeals advocated by the Young Men s Chrlstlan Assoclatlon and to l1ve up to the Motto Mens sana ln corpore sano Thelr actlvltles covered a Wlde fleld Banquets of varlous sorts were held perhaps the most lnterestmg of whlch was the one at whlch the hfe of Larry Foster was narrated The club had a basketball team entereo IH the Y league H1kCS snow tr1ps and p1cn1cs contrlbuted to the success of the year The H1 Y club has all the quahtles that make a club worth jommg Qfhcers durlng the first semester were ETVIS Slmmons, presldent and l..elVloyne Stlles secretary Harlan lVlor r1s Barton Darrow and S1 Nanmnga served durmg the second semester 1 9 3 7 Pxgr NIHLLYBIVL .7 l ' :1 IQ' ., 1' ag 2,1.' 2" , :'z A . 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'gl , 2 1 1 s ' , 1 ' 1 -', ':11i1-1'z1 Ho' 1, .12 "1 2111-1'. 1'-' 1 ro : 1 -1 '1 , 1 Ll 'z 'f'1'I12lY1f ez, M111-y .I11 W111'11-y. 112117 . 11 1 V -, , 1 't1111 N011 z , 1' " 3 Cz " 1 , -- '-- in 1 , ' 1' . . -.', - ' 12112, B 1' 1 1 'h . " ' ': ' " .1211 ' -'., . 1' il M1111 11.111, 1'1 12 ' 31' , 7' 111' Qu ' , ' Q1 '- , Cz 'z .1 1 ,. '- 1 . -21 11111-1"1'., -nj S z '1. I'101l1't1'l 1'11w: I'1'n11cita Ortiz A11t1111itz1 1411 wx, Rau- 01111-v, 11111'11thv M:11'ti11, B1-tty Kat- ,, - , A 1 D . U . c11f11, J11111 T111'1'111g't1111, 111111111 11z11'1'1.', 1 . 151111. . , L. , 1153? 12421 , , , , , , , X gig . , . . Y 1F-pi-1 -. -. . . - -. i i 1 . - , 1 1 , . . L ' , Y' , ' ' r . C. S , I ' . S L, - 1 I I - ' . V : J . . Y . 2 1 ' S 1 ' - 6 Y'X . l , 4 CLUBS Stlfltllllg, Ylilliim Koulis 'Wi Simpson I ummm Follnel Mack KLlLhLVlllt Seated Alfred Coirlox 1 Robtlt llYlSLlllNllxLl I cldit Apodaci Fugtnt Thoint N10 in Illlltlll 1ti5 Qtrong, DEBATE CI UB OMPOSED of eight members the Debate Club rep resents the three classes in the Albuquerque High W School Enterlm., into active debate procedure after the November election the members of the club held a heated discussion on the proposition Resolved that the Republican party as such should be abolished by law The pronounced interest of the student body in the matters of peace organization and the government armament policy led the Debate Club to frame a debate on the question Resolved. that the government of the United States should lend armed assistance to the Loyalist Government of Spain. The purpose was really to show hovx much more sensible a non-intervention policy would be. The outcome of the debate was planned be- forehand. For the first time in debate history twelve' responsi- ble judges were chosen from the student body. As a tina question for debate was chosen the proposal--Resolved: that Congress should adopt the Rooseveltian policy regarding the Supreme Court. Mr. Simpson was sponsor and did much to- ward making debating an activity in our school again. el937 Pwgc Ninety Seven LA REATA H, mfw- ...Q e .- A ,.x to M ,Q 3.- Q "7 !SdIXh 'Mild 'ii' I lu-o.f.a.u... bun 3 MARKSMANSHIP M1 Hltchons onv of tht sponsors of thc Rlfh Club Thi 06.10131 N110 talget Then uc 1 lot of hull s Lyts than Bllllngs Bob McFlvf.nV and Kenneth bann dxspldv 1 talget thmv vt Just ptppsrui MQTIIIQ Mdcfnbbon and Ed Landon shoot mg' plone M1 Hltchens IQ at thc glxss Mon prom shootlng' Howard 'Nlcholson Ioon Gllcs md Wxlll 1111 Koulds shootmg, off hand Aftu the match 'Nota tht SIHIILS of wttoly dlspl xyul by Wh Hltths ns md M1 Hurlngton 1937 P454 Num ty Elght CLUBS Lcft to rlght Fust row Ruth P0141 Mugouc lvllllg Mane Jensen H ntl Brvm Ruth Bryxn Ims H xgland M'1lW Iowtll Muv Io bcott Second low qtcvt Koch Bob Dunswolth Albut Fold Tom Yxtts Ruth Btbbu Chllstlne DIQIS Lrul 1 Bmllc Mc Follum Leonald Blllxngs Clllfillfl 1'l1lSt0I1L I'IOWd1Kl 'Vlcholson Thlld low M Halrmgrton George Tabor Fdwm Landon Howard Qpezu Tohn Marten Flank W eh RIFLE CLUB HE Albuquerque Hlgh School Rrfle Club was m N augurated mto the hlgh school rn October 1936 5 I It lmmedlately became one of the most popular I clubs ln the school At first shoots were held every Saturday at the YMCA Rifle Range These shoots frequently lasted all day Srnce that tlme a range has been constructed m the machme shops which wlll accommodate two men prone three off hand The Rllle Club IS afhllated wlth the National Rlfle Assocxatlon of America as a jumor unit l the new gym burldmg a modern complete ten pomt firing lme range IS to be built In addrtlon to other facllrtxes the Rlfle Club owns two class A target rrfles and a Wollensok spottmg scope and has permlsslon to use the new Dulce Cnty Rifle Range and the government rlfle range Letters are awarded to a speclhed percentage of members on a basls of all around marksmanshlp Ofhcers were ack Bradley pres rdent Count Frrestone vlce presrdent C-ordon Wood sec retary Dan Llmpert treasurer The sponsors are Mr Har rmgton and Mr Hitchens 1 9 3 7 Page Nmcty Nlm. 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Dv :s 0 0 sv :s Q- as cm "1 CD an FP 2 o '1 1 '4 Hendricks IS open to students studylng Latm ThlS of those who were ellglble joined The meetlngs of the Latm Club are conducted IH much the same manner as the Clty of Rome was rn anclent tlmes 'lhe officers are called by Roman names The presrdmg officers are the two consuls Robert Dunlap and ohn Sherrxtt thus year The other officers are elzfht praetors two quaestors two censors Hve aedlles five trlbunes and two scrrbes The first year students are slaves and are bought and sold by the third and fourth year students who are the Senators The second year students are Knlghts After the Hrst semester the slaves become freedmen or Ple belans BCSlC1CS malcmg a study of Roman customs and af falrs the club holds a plcnrc and party each year The pro grams conslst of reports plays debates and contests 1937 Page One Hundred ".1 . , 1, ' ,..' ,.,' 1 . ,. 1 1 . 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'. , ' ' ' iii 'E Y ' K ' U-71111315.15 ' 'Y ' ' 17777777 7' n v w . . - 1 -1 1 1 ' v v , . 1 1 Y - 1 . - 1 1 1 - CLUBS ll t IOXV Jon Sanchtv Altlulo C0lll0V1 111111 Nuanc Q111111111 fost1l1 lVl1TlUll RICO Rlul Pncl1o11 lnlbut Mlfl 1 Ollmrlo Ul1v 1111 vlLt0l B111L1.1s Tom Chwaf Sgg0ml1o1v Anmg 591111 llf1e1u1l 111 Iul11 fxllfltllil l1on1 Frcsqumf lN ll11 'lmlcs M211ull1 Montovn S 1 1h B411 xl0l1 A1th11l1t1 I 1u11 x7lll'1 'Nlantv C llLll lan Ab0yt1 Thud IOVN Jaan 'Nlmlson Ign 1t1t1 O1t17 LlUClt'1 fJ'llLld loslr lX0ll0VVSlil I ll'vLlll 1 f h IVLI Lola Lopu I Lllll Gutu lll 1 lVl 1151 ll Ot 'Nlufmcs Ruby lJ1v1s lmny Dans Tlllll Alldjl ll 11111e Sol mo I'0111th low Tony G11t1e1111 R11 moncl KlDll1JYNSlil gon lVI11g,,0 f0ll97 Itnruc Buggas Alnolcl 0111110 -Xclmla Cnllcggos bllllllli fhavu P1 111111 fh'1Yll SPANISH CLUB N ORDER to foster xnterest ln Spamsh and lVlex1can l1fe and culture the Spanlsh Club carrled out a l Vafled program of 1nterest1ng aCtlVltleS clurmg the year Wlth Katherxne Hammock and Anlta Ayala as ponsors the club averaged one large act1v1ty a month 1nclud1ng an NlVlEA program 1n October a banquet 1n De cember and a Chrlstmas party 1n December A colorful assembly was presented 1n anuary Wlth a tea dance the followmg month March was featured by a Lmcoln un1or l-llgh program and a beautlful Ba1le the hrst Sprmg Form l The club pxckmcked 1n Aprll and held a Sprmg fest1val m lVlay Orlando UllV3fYl as pres1dent Vlctor Barreras v1cepres1dent and Marcella Montoya secretary treasurer formed the executlve group for the SOClCty lVl1ss Ayala ln troduced many typlcal lVlex1can affalrs whlch she became acquamted w1th ln MEXICO Her enthuslasm and untlrlng efforts were largely responslble for the great success of the club thlS year 1 9 3 7 Page One Hundred Om F' . Z . Q. 1 ,, 7 ' 2, ll' '2 ' ' -S, 1,2 'w T 5 1 -H, 2 ' 2 .-31, " 1- --2, '2 z", ' ' 2"-"s, T1 Q .. . . -1 - 1 " - - 'z "., . '2 ' '-"iz, 12 2 'e '- ' "-s, 1 . 7 .Mfg-3 -1, 2 " 12, 12 '2 2,1 'I l2"2,-'HIC 12. -. .12 1. , fz'2 ' 1, " . '2"',. .' , 7 1' 2 T 1 13, m, 1 - ' '- ' ' 2 "2 ' 1 1 -s, 1 2 s, . 2 : "'.'. ' '-f 2 ' S 2 . 1 ' ' '3 . if 3 Q Tomasita Gutif-1'1'cz, Joe J211'21111illo, Nato l'lc-1'n21nrl1-Z, Evangollno S21nclov21l, Marta Ara- ,. ' A 2 .,. ' - A I 1 '1 2 'r I" A ' - Z- Y A x f ll 11' Lf, V'-1 '1 ' 4 vi. 1 '2 2 ' 2 ' V.. vrJjx1r1r11T1.lTg, . I ' . gif . . . 1 so ' 1 Y Y 3,31 F . . . . . . . l,,:.,.,,Q sl . S , , ' ' , 1 . 1 ' , . 1 1 g ' a . . . . . . . - , 9 ' , ' 2 1 - , 1 1 LA REATAT v if SPANISH CLUB MNS Hammock and Mxss Ayala iponsols The Off-ICQIS O1lElDllO Ul1va111 p1CSl dent Malcella Montoya secxetaly tu 1811161 md Vlctol Bauelas VICE plmldent Vhsh he d hu11V Those mscpuabla couples Romeo Ullv 1111 and Jullet Alchuletl They lodkcd oldcl wlth be uds 1 9 3 7 Page One Hundred Two .- ' ' , . - .. ' -.. . ' . ,' . ,-.' ,, , , . . .... i , . ' . , ,. . 3 1 ,.'1'. '- 'Pgz ' ",- Q, - MISS Montoya, head of Spanlsh Department .... Mr. Costales and Mrs. Gould . . . 1-1 Ay ,, ,A ' .M 2 . , , 1, ca H ' 2 ,,- , u ' v CLUBS SPANISH CLUB The Tmhuanx 11 mans mxds 1 Ing, hlt ln xswenxbly nmn lustxlm In gun n shut Connie fhdvcz IS lndltx 01 Chlhu xhux L1 I1 dmv 1 ln Munn P10195 ln 'lehu nn 1 head chess md M uguvmt P1 oplm N ID 0 xx LL1 Incl: lll app 1111 'Slate H8111 xndu ln C hAIIO Lostulnm He lm n Rox-. Sp nnlsh 41 mul nu ll Summus IH Yucatan gown 1 9 3 7 Page Om Humlwd Thlu 1 ' z z ' - 'J' 1 - 2 'J' ' ' 1 - .... Sill '- ' .' 2 ' "2 'h J " .... 7 ' T ' 1' zu ' 2 ' T ' 1 1 .... C111 ' In-z I ' 1. ' 'un national l'ug'alia .... Doris Pe-tcrson wearing 21 Michoucan bluusa- .... Espe-ralnzu ' '- z z '- - 1 ra 'a z z'- , 'z - .... -A Sz z .... Ma"-11 LA REATA- GIRL CLUB s L u s nc luugh gguxs u 1 Plge Om Hundred Iuul xx lx IIN I 'F . V K5 i A.. ti .uf v K 3 4 Q xt, I A' 3 '. H , . Q 'Q ' c , Q ,g ' ' V4 . 1 ' Vit ' ' 7 Thv Pvppcl' f'lub's f1hl'iSUl12lS 1'm'm:1i was :1 lmig'hil,t,I1isy1-:xr .... Om- of many ini'm'n g-irlx' " fl bf' .... S01 XG. A. A. Illl'lHIN'l'S.iHill thv "lr:1c'k-Iu-1111--i':11'm" l1l0X"llI1'l11,. . " f 1' .,.. Yu -ffm .... H1-1 you r':m'1 milk In-V, Hip: . - xml. 2 y' I X ' x 4' ' GIRLS CLUBS lt lu Ll GIRLS LEAGUE HEN a gurl enters Albuquerque Hugh School she automatlcally becomes a member of the Girls League Thus year under the leadershxp of Mary etlck presldent Lena Glannlnl vlce presldent Katle Lee Tucker secretary and Lela Martm treasurer the Lnrls League has offered a varlety of mterestlng actlvltles for the students of the hugh school Approxlmately flve hundred mrls at ended the Gnrls lVl1xer whlch was held the first se mester at Washlngton symnaslum A style show for an all Qlfl assembly attracted great mterest Teas for the teachers and s udents on Friday afternoon were well attended as was the annual Tea Dance whxch was glven February I2 at the Country Qlub Over four hundred boys and gurls were guests of the Glrls League at this Valentines day affalr ln an effort to offer some type of actlvuty for every girl m Hlgh School the Glrls League has attempted to vary their program to fit all needs ln the future the club IS plannlng to branch out ln other fields so as to be as beneflclal as posslble to more of its members lVl1ss enson ln her hrst year as glrls advisor has certamly done notable work 1937 ' Q - ....L.-.l.1- l.i..l1.i, ntl Lt-na Giannini zmcl Ln-1:1 1Vlzu'tin. Lowvr: Marry Rt-tick, Miss Jvnscm L 4 K:xt'- Ims- "1'k". , giifjniij ' V ' -lf?i-LM - ' - ' E L ' " ' Ei 5 S . . ' ' liiigiiiljai R ' , ' : , : ,,, , .... . . O 1 . - . 1 A. . - . r Y . . . 1 . . . , Page One Hundltd IIVQ LA REATA Left to llbht Flrst low Mane Jensen Icltl C11 1nn1n1 Betty G'ilVlTl Lena Glannml qecond low Betty Marshall Ruby Hollul 1V Fsti Mae MLCOU1t Angle Barreras Fsther Plory Rlta Shook Juamta Walton Thnd row qhlld Vhlcy Fvelyn Roberts Fthel McCarthy Ruth Hdl1lH2t0H Ruth Buttht Cdlllllnt Dawson Ada Jane Dawson Foulth low Evelyn Saeda Mabel MCC uthy Flolenct H3ShlI110tO I'ann1e Pavlantos Inez Powell Peggy bhew Adfllflt Flory Ada Jane Qempers Flzada Hatch GIRL RESERVES UNIT of the Glrl Reserves the Sebuwlsha dlvlslon I I has been a club ln the Albuquerque Hlgh School I for several years lt ns a branch of the Y W C A ' and functlons under that organlzatlon One of the mam actlvltles of the Ctrl Reserves IS gomg to camp ThlS year forty members spent three week ends at the Blue Trlangle Lodge ln Cedro Canyon Candy sales spaghettr suppers a Chrlstmas party a doll exhlbrt a basketball team and a skat mg party were some other actlvltles of the Girl Reserves The officers were Lena Glanflllll president Ruta Glannlnl vlce presldent Sndney Steele treasurer and Gertrude Byrne sec retary MISS Mane ensen was sponsor 1 9 3 7 Page One Hundred Six 1 . . . . , 1 4 , L , t ' Z , A 1 al, ls: w ', '- f - l f ' f ' . . 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' f 7' 1 . 1. , , . . . . , J , . . .. . ,, , . . , . 1 f J , v v ' ' y ' 1 A 1 - . . . . . . . ., , . f . , , ,I , . , , . , . x , . , .. 1 s f v C K r 1 - .. ..., y 1 fi 2 . . . . . . . . . ., . . .. .. . - , 1 I 9 U - I 1 I 1 ' 7 1 I 1 - GIRLS CLUBS Flrst low Velna Jackeon Veda loncs Loulsc Qtfulctt Maxy Holton Qecond 10W Ellen Jams- on lxuth Xxfllllllll lV1lIl'I Glllcsple Adx lmc Sempus Vllglllll SChIl9lllLl M McGowan CURRENT LITERATURE CLUB IRLS ln the Albuquerque l-hgh School who wxsh to portunlty to do o rn a unlque way by Joxnlng the Current Lrterature Club sponsored by Mlss Mc Cowan At the meetings often helcl at the home of a member books were revlewed and discussed Ar lcles and stones of note m current magazmes were also reacl and excurslons were macle to the llbrarles ln town and to book stores The officers for the year were Ellen ameson preslclent and Velna ack son secretary ThlS IS a club wluch cloes valuable work ancl ments a larger membershlp 1937 Page One Hundred Seven 7 i ' ' : ,' . , . xc, ':e.f"1, -' ' .t ' : ' , ,:e,' ' z ii, t ' -S , :ra X 1 XT, " ar' ", 15:1 ' . . 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LA REATA Stmdlng, ton ftetj Boo lumson I stu M ll Nlcfoutt Ruth Hullngton Shlla Wlley nglc Bururs Amtl fl1V0lNlll tlVNlNl flrtt to llgllt lVIuv lo Stott Ru Bucchc Wrlmr BIUKI Bcttx Io Stamps Rltx frl mmm Inu Iowrll Wlnda VN agnel, ChllSllHL Bc uh lVI1111n1 -XXlllll Bcttv M ushall TUIVIBLERS CLUB HORWARD rolls cllves Hlps and pyramlds can be l wltnessecl ln the gym every Tuesday and Thursday afternoons when the Tumblers Club goes 1nto ac tlon FIVE outstanding programs were QIVCH by the tumblers thls year Thelr first publlc appearance was glven at thelr Tumbllng Assembly Later they gave pro gram at Lmcoln and Washlngton umor Hlgh Schools the Elks Club and at a meeting of the Glrl Reserves State Con ventlon The tumblers were more active thls year ln every sense of the word they cllcl more tricks and stunts had more interest and gave more programs Chrtstme Beach was the presnclent of the Tumblers Marlana Averlll vlce preslclent ancl Ruth Bueche secretary treasurer Nlarre enson was sponser 1 9 3 7 Page One Hundred Flght Y ' I I ', 411 . . , l 1 4 ls' . 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T11- tru 111111111's s111- 1'1-1-1-iw-11 2111- 111111-1-11 1111111111-. 1' -' '11 1' 1' .', I' -11 Iiiljfl' 0111- 111111r11'1-11 T1-11 C L U B S YOU'l H PEACE UNIT Plmziffgfcf ARLY ln January l937 a group of students ln splred by a stlrrmg an 1 war talk glven by C, Ar thur Cassaday a Held secretary for the Emergency Peace Campalgn formed the Youth Peace Umt to and ln the mternatlonal move agalnst war The club held many lnterestmg dnscusslon meetmgs about neutralxty leglslatlon and disarmament They agreed to have each mdlvldual member wrxte to congressmen regardmg neu rallly proposals before the E. P C brought many new and mterestlng plans for the organlzatlon to follow The club co sponsored the Natronal Peace Strike on Aprll 22 wlth the Unlverslty lVlr Hare re turned rn May for another conference wxth club officers More than IOO students signed membershxp cards Paul Weeks Ruth Looney Mack Kerchevllle Ray S rong and Eddle Apo daca were the club officers THEA H S STAMP CLUB The A H S Stamp Club was organized by students IH October l936 with plans for resum ng actlvltles each school year Meetings whlch are held once a week are devoted to exchanging Phllatellc lnformatlon and stamps and to spreadlng knowledge about The Hobby of Klngs so called because more than half of rl e kmgs presidents and dlcta tors of the Twentleth Century have been stamp collec ors Ofhcers for the first semester were Wllllam Koulas presldent Robert Berger Vlce presldent and Nanelou Blalr secretary treasurer The second semester officers were Cloma Huffman President Ralph Ellsner vlce prcsldent and Nanelou Blalr secretary treasurer A reorganlza lon Committee Wlll be chos en fromt he Junlor and sophomole members to keep the ball rolllng ln the fall of I937 WHAT NOT CLUB The What Not Club IS a one semes er club whlch opened wlth about fifty members thls year The purpose of thls club IS to get the boys and glrls acquainted and to Interest them ln other clubs A blg party started the semester thls year later followed by a hay ride The club s actxvltxes depend on the Interests of the members each year The officers were as follows President, Tom lVlcCroden, VICC Preslclent, Ethel Jones, Secretary, Marjorie Klmmel, Treasurer, John jones The sponsor IS Mrs Gould 1937 lm jr , congress. ln March, Mr. Bill Hare, another held secretary of 1 . l ' . Page One Hundred Fleven EW IVIFXKO land of topographical ex tremee is a paradlae for the hunter incl the Hsherman for within her bouncl arlee there can he enjoyed almost am type of eport Disuples of lke Walton may Last we stocl-:ed lake hood fishin 1 xxailahle all over the btate for the drainage ditches have been planted with thousand of heh incl good eatche are taken from the rivers Hunterx may lourney into the wilcler regions for big gimme or hunt quail dove grouse and other bmall amc in widespread areas Rabbit hunting is a favorite ill year sport Our game is protected by wise lawn and extenbive preaerves making it not as a rule difficult to get the limit THLETICL Z! V-n,x'v H-'L 4 N ' . i Y, rn 1' , , . ' ' A X K ,V tb . , , , f, ,,'.,- . . lien., il . ' ' . ' f their flies into a swift mountain stream or troll in El ll-Q ' . N J i gg 's z f' A ' ' . , ' . 7 ' . . , . , N ' - ss . , 2 f ' -s i i . 'h i .' ix fc ', ' i , 7 Q . w U' , ' V' . . V . V fi ' ' IIZIIIL' Um- llLlllIll'l'll 'l'wt-lvv Om of New Me Xl 0 s Mmv T1out Stu rms Page Ong Hundncd Thuteen . ,Q I 1 - 1 c. 1 l . ' .,. . . I ' " LA REATA WOULD clmpel too the notlon that trammg for d team meana sacrlhee 'lhe opposlte IS true so far as I know No candldate for an athletic team M expected to make a SHCTIHCC He I9 expected to QIVC up all the thmgs that destroy hu, health Intellect and moral ch xracter and start cloms., all the th1l'1Sg'S that build them Fleldmg H Yost 1 9 3 7 Pam Om Ilundlul I'0LlltiKl"l ywfjzwzgei' ' ' ' - , X ,Wg ",:lLig L Y Y ' . ,3 ' ' -' gg , . , . . rl e w - -' A - -' 5 1 - L , J f ' f' il N I X. . , .P it ' e +3 . . - ' ' ' , . . , ' , . ' 2 ' I 7 S . y- x x V . ' - l i. BULLDOG QUEEN 1--l11i. MISS MAXINE. BATES Mlss A I-I S 1937 I Page One Hundred Fifteen l.A IlE1A1'A EBWWWIW BOO JAMISON FRANCIS BARTON JUDY LANE CHEERLEADERS lTH the cheerleaders lres a great responslbxllty be l cau e they are the managers of the fans at Bull l g athletlc contests Thelr Job calls for 1n1t1at1ve power of control sklll and popularlty If they lack this lnltlatlve and leadershlp abllxty they would fmd them selves condemned by all the students for our beloved snake dances llmlted to three a year by the pollce would be stopped entirely lf the thousand rabld partlclpants were not kept wlthm the bounds of law The-:rr sklll and popularlty IS found ln the election After watching them perform at a game one IS led to thunk tl at leadmg a frenzied mob of supporters through some yells as easy but try lt sometlme and try to co ordlnate your feeble efforts W1 h those of two aSSOClatCS Upon FYHHCIS Barton Judy Lane and Boo amlson fall the pranses of all our Bulldog fans for thelr consclentlous and dynamic work as the cheerleaders of Albuquerque Hlgh School They truly have played a very lmportant part ln brmgmg many large trophles to our Bulldog kennels Thexrs was a duty well per formed 1 9 3 7 Plee One Hundred Sixteen Jlfik ATHLETICS fir!! up 'WZ' gf' -f"::" p--.pd Asslstmt C o ich Co ich S 114111 f u xc h CHARLFS RFNFRO If M XXII SON BARRI RAN COACHES BIRCH-:Dil PON our coaches we find difhculty in heaping enough praise for a Job well clone They have developed the athletes and sportsmen that are necessary for successful teams Coach Wilson the head coach has been guiding Bulldogs for fourteen years All of his teams increase his fame by their sportsmanship and never say die spirit that is learned by example His Bulldog athletes have made names wherever they go To Coach Renfro Pop falls the job of helping Wilson without the press publicity Pop trams the undergraduates and helps with the varsity Wilson says of Renfro that he couldn t possibly do without him Truly Pop is a very useful man Coach Barreras a student wanted to be helpful and soon found himself training the foot ball line and learning the Wilson system. Emmanuel Barreras is a firm believer in calisthenics and to him may be credited the poise and grace of the Bulldog line-ask the linemen of the opposing teams. Congratulations to these three men for the building of characters and gentlemen that has been brought about by competition and careful guidance. 1 9 3 7 Iagt One Hundrul Srvtnteen LA REATA Mllton Hanna Bud Boehnmgg Pmnk Srhlfml 0 ultn IIIIKIXIUIH ln plttllll mt H ln MANAGERS EVEN managers proudly donned their green sweat ers thls year and of them from coaches players and themselves we hear of much hard work MIIIOH Hanna Pee Wee Hardyman and I..eo Harvey seemed to find the most trouble 1n who was to and when the dresslng rooms were to be cleaned Bud Boehnmg and Frank Schlfam were heard to be muIter1ng nay shoutmg Balls of Fire when Coach Wilson was on the warpath and was af er them to get somethmg done Clark Hanna and Claude Lyon found thelr CIlfI:CI'CYICCS rn whose turn It was to spade the put and to set up the hurdles Ihose few Jobs men tloned are not the only ones performed by the managers and we thlnk that our managers should be looked on with more ad mlratlon than pity as IS being done by the 1 dents now M TON IIANNA Iwutbxll IIIR IIAIJJXNI-XX I 1 I I' O HARN I' I Ifootbrll IRANIR SC HIPANI B lmtlnll BI' PT ROI IINIINIC FI ARIx I-IANINA Tlatk IIJI IXONI T1 1 9 3 7 Page One Hundrtd Exghteen 9 X , f. 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G4 :FV 1 9 3 7 Page Ono Ilumlruc fine cc LAM RELATTA Qvh The next play mttul QIX polnts for the Bulldogs pl lung Menaul FOOTBALL BOUT one hundred boys reported for football ln I I late August among them only three lettermen N After a few weeks of practlce It was generally con 4 ceded that a scrappmg team was gomg to go on the field for the first game because a wllllngness to block and learn slgnals and to work hard was prevalent and there was stlff competltlon for each posltlon START OF CHAMPIONSHIP YEAR Usmg a system wlth few huddles and many dlfferent formatlons the Bulldogs opened thexr season by grvmg SANTA ROSA a 25 0 drubblng Cleo Maddox paved the way by making several long runs but was demed the prlvxlege of scormg Pappan and Echohawk made touchdowns xn the second quarter After a long run by Morris ln the thxrd quarter Burgess tallied on an end play l the last perlod Morrls brought the scorlng to an end by adding slx points Travelmg to SANTA FE the Bulldogs trounced the De mons 26 0 after bemg held scoreless ln the first half Santa Fe fell before the hard running and blocklng of the Bulldogs Burgess scored Hrst then Maddox In the last stanza a pass Gallegos to MOYYIS tallned easlly for the thlrd touchdown Soon after the Bulldogs wlth Morrls carrying the ball scored thelr last touchdown 1 9 3 7 Page One Hundled Twenty F O O T B A L L A hard flghtmg small ST MARY S team held the Bull dogs to a I3 6 declsxon The game s arted wlth a march down the Held by the Bulldogs who scored wlthm the first four mm utes of play St Mary s unable to get hold of the ball Soon after the Bulldogs fumbled on thelr own I5 yard lme and the Cougars scored on a SCYICS of plays for thelr only touchdown Openmg the second half wlth a bang Morrls quarterback re turned the ball 40 yards for another touchdown WIHHIHQ their second and last clty tllt the Bulldogs took a hard fought vxctory from the MENAUL Pan hers The Bull dogs easrly ran up the score and showed wonderful defense but ln the thlrd quarter a Menaul guard scored on an mter cepted pass Because of thus vnc ory the Bulldogs alarmed the clty tltle slnce both St Mary s and Menaul had won from the lndlans The final score stood I9 6 CLOSE GAMES On thelr second trlp the Bulldogs won thelr fifth game from a falrly strong BELEN eleven I9 l 3 The Albuquerque team scored early IH the first quarter as Maddox crossed the goal after a long Jaunt around left end Then Mad thnrd quarter the Bulldogs added thelr final score with Mad dox for the thlrd tlme carrymg the ball thls txme around right end Then as lf lnsplred the Fagles tallied once IH each of the two last quarters QL. Thr Bulldogs buck Santa Fe s llne Iunlt blncl Cnolge Crowe 1937 l , . i y . dox again, in the next period, scored on the same play. ln the x ri- 1 K ' 'L' ' xl 1 , , , . " ' , . ,. J . . , Page One Hundred Twenty One LA REATA Tht stut of 1 lun uound Menxul s left tml On the Unlverslty grldlron before a record teachers con vention crowd the Albuquerque comblnatlon found tough go mg through the stubborn LAS VEGAS Cardlnals The Bull dogs scored first but the Cardmals qulckly evened the score Then ln the last few mlnutes of the game Maddox behind good lnterference by hrs teammates ran 70 yards for the wln nlng touchdown the score standlng at l 3 6 after the converslon LAST STATE GAMES Wlth the ROSWELL Coyotes doped to glve them a good game the Bulldogs agam came through with an I8 7 wln Maddox tallled twxce ln the open mg perlod wlth 25 and 40 yard runs and agam m the thlrd quarter he went over the goal on an 80 yard Jaunt Bueche Bulldog guard broke through mvarlably to stop a Coyote play before lt had a chance to begln Roswell scored toward the end of the last stanza on a short end run after one of the Bull dog punts fell short ln their last state game the Albuquerque team journeyed to LAS CRUCES where they kept thelr undefeated record by wmnmg I3 0 The small Cruces team held the Bulldogs even IH the first quarter but an end run followlng an lntercepted pass led Morris across the goal lme Bashor huge tackle kicked the extra poxnt An aerlal attack m the fourth perxod led to another Albuquerque touchdown wlth Morrxs agam car- rying the ball. Both teams passed many times and several pass attempts were intercepted. ' 1937" Page One Hundred 'lwcnty-Two FOOTBALL OUT OF STATF COMPETITION Matchmg thelr strategy wlth that of AUSTIN HIGH of El Paso the Bulldogs won the most excltlng tllt of the sea on by runmng up a score of I4 6 The first half was cllsappom mg as the s rong Bull dogs left the held wlth the score 6 0 against them The second lalf found the Albuquerque boys SCOYIDE twlce Pappan the hr t and Plom eaux end catching a pass to score the second touchdown Bashor kicked both extra polnts The game ended as Burr ess scored a dlsputed touchdown that was not counted Chmaxmg a brllhant eason the Bulldogs journeyed to IUCSON where they lost a heart breaking game wlth the Badgers Z6 I3 The Tucson eleven seemed to score at wrll ID the first perlod tallymg three touchdowns New Mexico s champs set led down and scored rn the next two quarters com pletxng two thrrds of thelr many passes they left Tucson known as the pa sung wonders The Bulldogs outplayed the Badgers ln the last half but the hrst perlod let down lost the game for them SUMMARY Lookmg back we find that the Bulldogs won 9 out of I0 games scored I73 points to thelr opponents 70 won 8 state games and were rated state champnons by the Qabrn Frlsbxe and Tate method They defeated Austm and ln a let down lost to Tucson As I8 out of 22 lettermen grad wi-We-'H 4? The Bulldogs do soma mu blotklng., agunst St 'Vlalys 1 9 3 7 Page One Hundred Twenty Thlee l.A l ErA1'A THE ENTIRE SQUAD lISt 10W Htmy SZHIIONII Mlddltswmth Ottlm Uxclmun Iutlch loms GOIINAYI Hanna Kouly Second low Goodulll lu I xhlllxhllll 'I nusch IJIIIUOIN COILIOXJ. za egos Cnunwell Butchc nd lou 1 ln ul C 1 ug Wlcllon lld Fos QI Hays Mcf 'lltncv Jouldln Thwxytts Ioulth low l'llIllX Bunten Cohca MOIIIS M IIIIIGZ B ldonado D Idsn M ddox If Ib R Bum fl1lIflilS T1uJ1ll Last low bxtlln Jenklns Robuts I Mllms Mlllll lohnson P Darrow Clank Hogg., lts Loken Logan D lgcun Pulmm Ilontm Y Bxshol Blcl Thcdford Burt Xoung, Shoop Simmons S 1 uate next year s outlook rs not too brnght but Coach Wilson will probably put a formldahle team on the Held when the season opens Bulldogs I Slntn Fm U Isullm ogs Iioswmll Bulldogs VI ny Bulldogs I L Bulldogs ' N n lul 41 Bulldogs I 1 Austm Bulldogs ' mn Bulldogs Tucson 7 BULLPUPS IINCE about one hundred boys report for football much too many to be handled IH one squad suc I cessfully the squad IS CllVldCd mto the Bulldogs I the older and more experlenced with about forty four members and the Bullpups wlth all the other boys Each boy IS glven the same chance to get experience In the many games they play The games are wrth second strlng teams of other hlgh schools and Jumor hlghs The Bullpups are expected to push the reserves for the places on next year s team because of the valuable experlence they earned by wmnmg most of their games 1 9 3 7 Page One Hundred Twenty Pour T YV YY I . ,: , ., 1' - .' ,.,, J ,sy ..' - A Q 1 'l xg ' A vl o ' n B- 1 A I 1 . 7, ' , j. . . , , s , . , . . , ,, , f II V' s, 'H , -' -. 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B 7 l.A IlElAT'A Page On The flnal score was Bult 4115 guts the tlp 111 Bulldogs 33 Raton Z1 tht Lrs Ntgls grmt BASKETBALL qE.Rl'lAPS as Coach Wxlson looks over hls materlal l he hates to thmk that he IS to put out another of Q his sklllful successful and sportsmanllke teams That has been hrs hablt during hls fourteen years of coaching the Bulldogs But so he says thls year s five was especlally easy to coach and easlly earned the reputatlon f being the team to beat EARLY GAMES Opemng their basketball season t home wlth a 32 I8 vrctory over Los Lunas the Bulldogs showed well and many of the boys looked good Travelmg to Socorro the Bulldogs won an easy Z4 l l contest from the Warrxors Showmg more early season strength the boys ln an overtlme perlod defeatrd the Bulldogs of 34 by ralslng the score from a Z7 27 tle to 31 27 St lVlary s Cougars and Forrest s Plrates found only mrsery ln thelr Bulldog games as Pappan and lVlorr1s flashed all state form lhe Bulldogs were handlcapped by Forrest s slx foot slx mch center The Cougars fell 30 l l rn a very slow game and the Pirates took a 31 I4 beating Taking their Hrst defeat the Bulldogs lost to the Aggle Frosh who were substltutlng for Las Cruces 42 28 The Freshmen averagmg well over slx feet dommated play 1 9 3 7 1 Humil cd Twc nty blX ' . 1 . - . A. . P' ,. , B ' ' 1 1 - 4 1 - 7 -. 4 ' , . X 4 . ' '1 . 1 X. V . , . 4, ,,m:m--s,.- Llli-L-:g,:L 1 ,tl ,Qi Li ll ' ' V fi iL 1 ii F, ' ' . . ' gl-,E 1 v ' ' l, Slxifg gl , . . . . 'tauxixxixulf . - , , - . . O .+ r ' ' a - 'YY - ' , . K, I L 1 ' ' N ' . . ' 1 Y 3 s - Q . . . - 1' I - , . ,i . . , N .' , . . . - v . 7 . , ' . 7 g Y 1 r 1 1 f 1 - , " BASKETBALL chauty toss Oitm 1585 were ieady for the rebound from the start ln their second game of the trip Albuquerque stepped back into the Wm column with a 27 I5 victory over ment the Bulldogs handed the hard lighting Mavericks their first defeat of the season with a 32 25 victory Gallup af forded only a little more than a practice for the Bulldogs as they fell 32 I7 in Albuquerque OVER CONFIDENCE CREEPING IN Traveling again the Bulldogs met unexpected opposition and barely won a 29 24 game from the Roswell Coyotes Overcoming a lead against them at Hobbs the Bulldogs easily defeated the home team 36 ZI Washington court was the scene of the closest of Bull dog games as Menaul lost a see saw thriller to the boys 20 Zl The Panthers led for three quarters but fell before the ending spurt of their city rivals BACK TO RFGULAR FORM Portales dropped a one sided tilt to the boys the final score being 34 I3 Tanner subblng for Pappan was high point man Santa Fe s Demons aw their string of victories broken by the Bulldogs as they lost a 31 26 thriller Last year s champs Raton couldnt match the shooting of the Albuquerque boys and lost 33 21 Raton had the smallest team we played Opemng a suicide week LA REATA Pappan puts in a Morris 4525 sinks one. Craig 1595 and Charltv Silver City. At Lordsburg, scene of the coming state tourna- Page One Hundred Twenty Seven SCORES LA REATA Q Mwwf ,, W KW Qgpf ,nr Q gas' Q 3949 M53 WWW! ::':nt'lifM"?nW 'M - sfbft A.: LIUIS tlctt u no o as nn L Ihwts Shun that saw them lJeatCl0v1s l't Wlngate St Nllchael s Belen and Las Vegas and lose to the Lolao Frosh the Bulldogs out played Clovis and added a 30 I4 game to the bag then an exciting tllt wlth Ft Wingate whlch ended 36 21 Seven pomts made up the margm of vxctory over St lVl1chael s of Santa Pe 26 I9 bhowmg well only IH the thlrd quarter the rattled Bulldogs dropped a 31 20 game to the Lobo Greenles CLOSING A PERFECT PREP RECORD Flashxng a smooth first team Coach Wilson ran up the score agamst Belen and then sent ln hls subs The seconds lacked aggressxveness and the regulars saved a 30 23 tilt After the first strmgers made the score 28 0 agannst Las Vegas the seconds made up for the Belen game and macle a 37 7 Vlft0I'5 for the Bulldogs This ended a season wxth no prep defeats Bulldogs Bullfloggs Bullfloges Bulldogs Bullclogs Bulldogs Bulldogs BLlll1lOlLS Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs s LII como l Bu clogs of 1 M uv s I rust l Aggle Flosh 4 Silver fltV Ioulsburg, 25 up Roswcll 4 llolmbs 'I Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulltloggs Bulldogs Bulldogg Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs Bulldogs 1937 P 12,1 Om IIuml1cclTwtntx I ight Nlcnaul 0 Pm 1tlltS ll Smta I-4 4 Raton Z1 Clovls -1 lt Vllngitt l St Mlthatl s lf! l obo lrlosh ll rn Z Lxs Vtg, ns 1 W 1 MMM B ' ' 34 ps A al, ' , was W W new rf We A C . 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L BASKETBALL bophomores Bottom row Ducan Rrco Darrow Furman Top row Baca Lokrn Mrllcr Lucero DIQTRICT THRFF TOURNIAMFNT The hrghlv favored Bulldogs ad vanced to the finals where they met Socorro who deflated them Z7 Z5 rn an urtremelv excrtrng, and fast game In the first game of the meet the keeplng St Marys Bulldogs proved therr defense bv keeprng Qt Marys from makrng a single field goal as they won a 28 5 victory Belen was dropped from the running by a 40 Z? setback by the Albuquerque five In another fast gamr the Bulldogs defratcd thc Indians 2412 to prove therr crty Charles O1t17 were placed on the drst rrct first team Jimmy Pappan on thr second STATE TOURNAMENT In sprte of therr defeat by Socorro nrne Bulldogs were made favorites to wm the state meet Comrng through rn grand style they defeated Lords hurg 41 Z2 rn the finals Gallup beat en Z8 19 was the first vrctrm of the Bulldogs Portales came next and left the meet with a 33 14 loss to the Bulldogs The Bulldogs found vcnlge by beatrng Floyd conquerors of qocorro '36 26 The Bulldogs who played ln the state meet were Mor rrs Pappan Harrrs Darrow Ortiz Of these Morrrs and Pappan made the all state team and Ortrz made the second BULLPUPS AND SOPHOMORES EING sentenced to serve as Bulldogs next year the Bullpups and sophomores learn the fundamentals the fine pornts and value of team work rn basket ball They play games wrth the Junror hrghs and second strrng teams of other hugh schools As most of therr games are not advertrsed or are played as prelrmmarres most of the students know nothrng of them Therr consrstent and sometrmes spectacular play wrll make the returnrng squad men of thrs year hurry to keep therr places next year 1937 Page One Hundred Twenty Nrne Y 1 1 ' Y 9 I 7 7 ' Y . ' , ' , . . 9 ' 9 1 ' . I I , . , I - L . - L, ' ' . . , . . . Y . 4 ,. 1 -1 ' ' . I . ,A . ' ' ,Q . . K 1- rl . K ' I Y ,K I ' 1 y m ' ' . v , ' ' - , l A . A - ' A Y L ' ' - I A I . ' - , . ' ' . 7 . ' 1 A n L ' ' ' n . A ' T ,A t 'L - ' - , K - 1 - .. . re- ' ' , 1 , X I . - 1 . , v ' 1 . I ' L 1 1 ' 1 ' A . K. ,. , F. 5 ,. . 1 ' K Q - . K Q I . I. - - W - L l ' 4 ' 1 ! 9 Y Y champronshrp. Harlan Morris and Craig, Tanner, Coe, and Nannrnga. , . , . ' , - ' - L ' .' .I I y ' , -K ' if 2225? ' y IJ I ,ie L ' 'li 3 ET ' ' - lie' ' . . Wrgxjlfi . , .1 1g.1 . TRALKA DMINOR PORT lu mn lim 1 nginning' u Q ill! x N 0 1 N S 1 up ximiixu nnimix M gi youi m ight Q N m - hp x Iimnx my mm li 1 utmv plwv- hs hmm to R1 vnu 5., X W ' 1 Th'-- Lf-1.11-i' M- II:1i'I-:ni :xml I my .... Th- I - ' ' f th- - l . . . . IA','il'l'L1'iVt',' him Il hut ii - . , . . ihzicii Wilson, .'ki 'I I A .' 1' . . . . Sii .' .'-liliri -' :1 NNW mlisiriut javc-lin I1-c1i1'fl .... On j ' ark . . . . Jimmy 1-miiiiig' nw-i' .... Um' mile-Vs .... lJ0i1'l slip, liclcliv ,... Bulldog wi-A -' , lIIl'll .... 'l'h - Biillfiugt huvm- yn-t, lu lush- mia-fi-211, at Iiirivulri Fin-lrl . . . . Vhilmlx-rs ln-is him haw- iii .... Ili "J L - X'l'2lihl'l' up Lh1-rv, .4 i j .... Il -j, Ari, wait fm' yum' c-mimi - 't mrs .... Mc-Cz ', t - z , -U lds. i 1 9 3 7 I':1 -1- One- Ihlnrlrs-fl 'l'hii'lj ATHLETICS J! Y LQ fig Qi ka JMR: Q -c-4' Miva -'mf is 1937 Page One Hundled Thlrty One if 3 'Z P 5 7 W . . ml . .ik N g Q, is mx VKVZ N X 4 4, x A 'hi T w 'sf Jw ' +61 f 5? fr ' ff -1 ' T, ,f-,.,k,QL '- 76 I Vg I 1 4 . W Vi r bib -fi ng M, w ,, . L f Q E 7 I n "Q, ii, .JN .,k1 X ,SV ' MA f " x, 1, K? fy -ebb W ,. ., .,,. A , 3 M " K 1 B+ I ,,,. '.,,Q r 5 ,gs ' ' V ' -., 'i y fa , .f ,4 I.A flElA1'A Fust row Bobby Qtanrnn Jlnnny Pfrppan Ldgfu McCartney Art Goodwlll Bruce Rad cl1lTe W lllop Duran F0l1GStAlflEll111H Bfxcklow Roy Fralg Harlan MOFIIQ Mary Helen Grahl team pest and mxscot VIUIOH Plomte mx Immanuel Barreras Blll Gleenwell Wllllam koulls Claude Lyon manager TRACK very few outdoor sessxons ln whlch to get lnto shape for thelr meets because of bad weather Wrth only four lettermen lt was evldent that new men had to develop ln order to retam the state champlonshlp The semors won the mter class meet followed by the Jumors and sophomores respectlvely ln the Bulldogs first dual meet lVlenaul was humbled 73 48 Because of Srmmons the Bull dogs were strong rn the Held events The Lobo Frosh led by Knxght former Bulldog star beat the Bulldogs 75 47 The dlstrlct meet found the Bulldogs out on top wlth only mne men placlng but they won by a good margm over thelr nearest competltor Menaul ln the prellmmarles of the state meet Plomteaux broke the 220 record lowering lt to Z2 4 seconds Bagget of Hobbs set a new hlgh hurdle record l 5 6 5 seconds ln the finals Plomteaux and Goodwlll took first and second respectlvely ln both sprlnts Reynolds furnxshed the sur PYISC of the meet by wmnmg the 440m 5 3 5 seconds Slmmons won two second places xn the javelxn and shot put and a fourth IH the dlscus Pappan Walker of Hobbs and lVlorr1s vaulted all afternoon and finally Pappan set a new record of l l feet 1 9 3 7 Page One Hundred Thutv Two . -M. ,A - R- y I Vt ' , I J' 4 4 1 1 ' ' ' n ' o i TARTING their training early, the Bulldogs had ATHLETICS 6 l 4 lnches Walker took second wlth lVlorr1s follolng A was expected Baggett won the hlgh jump but Koulas and Cralg howed SUYPYISIDZ form to tle for second place Stamm wa le only Bulldog who dld not place but he retalned hl tate tennz crown The Bulldog relay team conslstlng of Flomteaux lVlcCartney Reynolds and Goodwlll closed the naeet wmnmg easlly ln l 35 The nme man Bulldog team an rexccl Hrst place with 53 polnts Hobbs second wlth 28 and lVlenaul thlrd SKI CLUB UHF Skt Club one of the first of its kind ln ew y lVlex1co was organized this year for the purpose of I promotlng an actlve lnterest rn wlnter and outdoor sports The Sandra Mountams offered opportun lty for skung tobogganmg snow shoemg and hxklng lce skatmg was also enjoyed when a pond wxth sufficlent ICC was Coach Wrlson as sponsor The officers were Eddle Megel pre ldent Floyd Darrow vxce presldent and Harlan lVlorr1s secretary Next year many more members are expected and rt IS hoped that the club wxll have better faClllt1BS and tlmes lf posslble LOCKING BACK T THE close of the season we find the Bulldogs with state champlonshlps ln the three major sports tThe football team wlth but one transfer was unde eated and untled ln lts elght state games The basketball qumt went through the season wlth only one defeat and brought the first basketball championship t A H S ln twelve years The track team copxed last years team except that lt piled up the largest score ln years 1937 - . ' . . . I S s 1 1 Q ' . ' 's s - 's . x ' ' K l L ' , ' ' ' N X fi ?a?u - - - l l . - . . . Q ' located. The club consisted of thirty-five members and had S' 1 , ' - . ' : ' , l TE? ' E T-l . . ltiiiwlf ' ' ' ' , ' ' o . . . Page One Hundred Thirty Thlem "I .1 M4 L Q,lAx nv Ar P9 ' ' r -xt-'U jj! Vx UA REATA 259,43 .givwf ti' 23? agen-4 ff f wif 1 f WM? 5 ,gms www TOM CHILDERS TENNIS HE Bulldog tenms stars Bobby Stamm and Tom I Chllders brought all the tennls honors they could to the hlgh school Stamm agam won the state l tenms tournament by defeatmg ewett of Roswell 6 4 and 8 6 ID the finals Landonozo of Nlagdelena and Hunker of Las Vegas flrst fell before Bobby s carefully played and mlxed drlves Chllders ln the seml finals lost to ewett 4 6 7 5 l 6 whlle Stamm was beatxng Robbms of Ros well ln the doubles Stamm and Childers soundly beat AI mogordo After defeatlng Roswell the Bulldogs won the finals ln which they played the Las Vegas team of Duncan and Cavanaugh Unfortunately Tom and Lester lVlourer an other PTOITIISIHQ player brought out by the tennls tournament of the hlgh school both graduate thls year but Bobby Wlll be back to defend his crown 1 9 3 7 Page One Hundred Thnty Four H-ww-mmmu.,-,. 5 'fr 4 is warms BOBBX STAMM IIVII R MOU? FR J I V A . I L f f' ' L 2 . 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O , . . , - 7 . 7 ATHLETICS NIORWTLXN FITCH PLINOR JONPS LOII ADAMS GOLF ANDIDATES for the golf team started polxshmg up on thelr strokes early ln the sprmg and a large team entered the state meet Of these seven made the qualrfymg round Elinor ones women s state golf champion obtamed permlsslon to enter the meet As the only representatxve of the weaker sex she defeated four boys and advanced to the frnals whlch Hassell of Roswell won by beat mg her 2 l Fltch Rudolph and Sanchez dld not fare so well as they only reached the quarter finals Cole Adams was de feated by Carr of Alamogordo ln the finals of the consolation match 4 3 The other Albuquerque entrants Chavez and Sprmger were ellmlnated rn the first round as was Adams l the fmals of the dlstrlct tornament Fltch defeated Elmor ones for the champlonshlp As most of the golfers thls year are seniors we hnd llttle hope of repeating last year s champlon ships 1 9 3 7 Page Om Humlud Thuty FIVL IRLS SPORT nbc lts ut ex um Mus Ianson IX onlin 1 L X Page One Hundled Thnty SIX Q 'xi Maj 1 ' ': an .... WI: Il -ft? .... 1.1-nu iii: ini, mu hm lt "Un thv I'0IlL't'H .... Patsy Murphy and Shihx Wilvy . . , I N I xtx . . . . . - x . . . . ' 1'wIz1 thm- vzlnlm-1'z1mz1n Iool' 1 9 3 7 - Page- Ono Ilumlrud Thirty-Sev LA REATA Fust low MISS Jenson Esta Mae McCourt Salah Baci Chllstlne Beach Marlana Aveull Lena Glannlm Gertrude Bvrnc Montelle Moyers Pthel McCarthy Second low Lucille Bac 1 Nmcv C dlCll Ima H 1111s Malguet V Klle Ruby Holladay Angle Bane-ras Ruth H1111ng,t0n R1t1 C11nn1n1 I11'1n1t1 Wilton Thnd IOVV qllllzi W1 ev Junt Tuklngton Mibtl MLK uthv lean 'Nltlson Fvelvn Robflts Betty Rltcllffe V11 gmla Holton Ruth Bcbbu Angg1l1n1 C xlcluon xllgflflll M1ll1g, m Inu Powell Fmm I 1vl lUt0N Btttx lo Hltch Fl71Ll1 H1tch GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Q sports for gxrls the Clrls Athletlc ASSOClatlOn Q takes charge of all glrls sports among whlch are 1 soccer speedball volleyball basketball baseball and track Tenms swrmmlng and hlklng are speclal actlvl t1es Each glrl ln the club and every glrl ln the hugh school IS urged to Jom may earn a letter All that IS requlred IS 600 pomts POlHtS are given for team membershlp ln any sport IOO for making the first and 50 for the second team A pm IS glven for IOOO pomts The sub d1v1s1on clubs tumblmg hrkmg and swxmmmg are very popular Besldes sports and tournaments the G AA has partles assemblies pxcmcs and varlous other forms of entertamment At the annual banquet the officers are elected and awards presented Officers thls year were Lena Cnannml presldent Gertrude Byrne vlce presldent lVlar1ana Averlll secretary and Chris tme Beach treasurer MISS lVlar1e ensen IS the club sponsor 1 9 3 7 Pagc Ont Hundud Thuty Elght 1 l Y, W, ' -K. . : ' , 'S I . , W . 4 Z, J -'J ' , y . .', nl Y. l . 1 w I T 1 I 1 1 1 l ., v f -7 J 1' - ' : 2.1, 2 ,l"z,.z 1 z":, . 1, , 1 " "s, f , 'z 11 ',. . 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X K 1? . u - T. ,- E Y GIRLS SPORTS 1E'W f aft-"l"" img """" ...nw 'M GIRLS TENNIS AD luck prevailed and Thelma ones Loretta Qohea and Shlla Wlley the state tenms tournament entrants from Albuquerque Hugh School found themselves blanked ones lost to Murray of al and Cohea lost to McDan1el of Santa Fe ln the finals Murray beat lVlcDamel 6 4 3 6 6 4 The doubles tourn ament had ae ltfs Flnallsts the team from al comprlsed of Murray and Harlan whlch met and defeated the Albuquerque paxr ones and Wlley lnhe final score stood 7 5 6 l I the glrls tenma group are the first three place wmners of the prlng tournament The wmner ones and the runner up Cohea played SIDQICS Whlle the winner and the third place wlnner Wlley played the doubles Patsy Murphy Ruta Cxannmm and Shnla Wrley pictured above won the fall tournament 1937 Page Om- Hundred Thntv Nlme 7 ' A ' .A.:, N R 2 . A M . L f Z I , fri 1 fi l L t . W Q W 1 fwffdf f - at gf' jk 4 1- get Ali: 4 Rin . A . 3 A I V rl 1 T r . ,4 K b I . A I V ' W. . 6 ' uv - ' ' 'fi' , . ""i Q3 ' jvizfnfff . f . A . Y A l I T", SHILA YVILICY PATSY MURPHY RITA GIANNINII r V 1 W -fifif T ,. . J . - J , ' c - , - . - J. - ' , ul J ' . ' . - , - . n S ' , . ' . J , - . LA REATA BASlxlTIAIl IIYBAI ' 'I 'S , , VOL ,C ' .L tk low: Vuca l'z-rox, CTln'i,tir1v Bc-awh, Buck row: Bc-uch,C'hz1vox, Moya-ls l nm sv Murphy, Mzxrizmzl Averill, liuby Next row: Milligan, Talmucclmi, lowm 0 ad xy, Inez Powell. l'll'0l12l row: f'alcle1'on, Hanna. Nt-xt row: lt lxh Baca, Estelle Suwtullt-, Virgxinizx Gizlnnini, llollzuluy, L. Giunninl Plllfll, xgan, Tm-11-ssa Wagner, Fonciv lllur- row: Rohm-rts, Murphy, Mclmzm B1 tin 12, Not '- l. Um. Y' -1. ' -7 ' if N - L 3 ' ' ' llsrgfr l ' . ' , ' t 7 1 ' . . , - . 1 I . I tl tu utc xxlllX BASKETBALL TIGHTY Senlors the hefty seventh perlod gym class and the sharp shootmg Girls Athletlc ASSOClatlOH were the wmners IH the basketball tournaments thls year The Seniors were barely able to defeat the little Sophomores by one pomt whlle the G A A had llttle trouble ln taking the Latm Club m the Hnals of the mtra club tournament Agam the l-hgh School showed themselves to be the best at finding the basket when they defeated the Um versly by he sllm margln of one pomt ln an over tlme game VOLLEYBALL Wlth a wln over the University ln volleyball the High School team cllmaxed a successful and hotly contested volley ball season Squad orgamzatnon mter class competxtlon and mdlvldual endeavor added more mterest than ever to one ofthe favorite sports Large volumes of nolse lssued each day from the gym due to the excltement whlch was aroused by the games between such thmgs as the Donald Ducks Toars Elephants Kittens Cocaquates and many other such falry tale names 1 9 3 7 Page One Hundled Forty Jyw GIRLS SPORTS SOCCI' R Backlowx Tabacchl Holladav Calderon Powell Balth Mlddle row Baueras L GlHdI'1TllHl Avcrlll Robuts BVIHL R GIIHUIHI Front low Con71les Rlfltl Brlght Wlley Kllt SPEFDBALL Back row Beach Chavez Powell WllQy Barth Nlext Tabacchl Falderon Wag, nu Next R C11 mmm Barleras Holla clay L Glannmr Purcell Rldll Front McLtm Murphy Avurll Bught Chavu SOCCER NOTS on shms skmnecl knees and stoved toes were promment durmg the soccer season Soccer Q started the year off Wlth a blg splash partrcularly laguna after the playmg Held had Just been watered lVlany of the grrls proved that they were just as accurate rn armmg wlth thelr feet as they were Wlth thelr hands and the scoring was hrgh as compared to the usual soccer season Seventh perlod agaln proved to be the best klCkCfS and defeated slxth perlod ln the final game of the season SPEEDBALL Comblne soccer basketball and a touch of football into one game and you have the newest of glrls sports speedball ThlS sport was mtrocluced 1nto the physlcal educatlon program thrs fall and was met wxth mstant approval Klcklng the ball when lt s on the ground catchxng and throwlng lt when It s 1n the axr and maklng touchdowns add zest and lnterest to one of the fastest games ln the program ln the class tournament eventh perlocl eked out a victory over the slxth perlod class 1 9 3 7 Page One Hundred Forty One - 1 - -1 ,l,, . 1 1 K , l 1 4 . , . . . 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L A R E A T A ACKNOWLEDGMENTS A REATA thls year has been produced through t e comblnecl efforts and cooperatlon of many people To the gulclance of our sponsor lVl1ss Olson and our business manar er MISS lVl1ze we owe much For most our photography we are mclebted to George Brooks a member of the staff and to the Brooks studio Mr George Fltzpatrlck eclltor of New lVlex1co our state magazlne very kindly lent us the scenlc cuts for our dlvlslon pages The New MEXICO Paper Company the Albuquerque EHEYAVIHZ Com pany the Babcock Qover Qompany and the Valllant Prmtlns, Company are busmess houses whlch we were glad to deal wrth We cannot fully express our thanks to the prlnt shop for lts work and cooperation lnhe mflmte patlence and excellent Jobs of lVlr Holcomb prlntmg Instructor has won for hlm the admlratlon of all who have had the pleasure of workmg Wlth 1m Flnally to all those members of the faculty and student body whose cooperatlon and help lessened the work of pro ducmg this year s La Reata we give our thanks THE bTAFP 1 9 3 7 i t ' H ' V E . 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