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

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' -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

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