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

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sf- .A t 1 K- ss sf- j - f F3 , 1 X i1i2RsiFS2, A ' -1- 3 T' Fl ... n. 'T O n. I nv '1 2. : va 3 o :s ZO'- -IIPO'-'Ul'1'1U . . . We, of the 1938 La Reata staff, dedicate this annual to Mr. Eldred Harrington because he is so interested in the school, its teach- ers, and its students . . . because his classes are always genuinely at- tractive . . . because his advice is so sound . . . because his friendship is to be cherished . . . because his humor is so amusing . . . and be- cause he is a graduate of Albu- querque High School.

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'Tl . . . Fearing that time will blur Olll' O memories and knowing that the R future will separate this class, we E have edited this annual with the intent that it serve both as a me- W dian for pleasure now and as a re- O minder of our school life in the R years to come. D As our powers of presentation are limited by time and space, the individual will find it necessary to supplement this book with his own memory. Broadway, Looking North

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. . . Through a very few years Al- buquerque High has grown from one building which was the county school to a modern, complete unit of four buildings, a staclium, a practice field, and innumerable other facilities. The first building was that one which now houses the central office. Strangely enough, these to new buildings do not pro- vide for the future: they only take care of the overflow of the other two. TCO FOOIOUD 'Fl 5' o C3 '4 5 3 o o -1