Albuquerque Indian High School - Sandpainter Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE As I extend greetings and congratulations to the Class of 1953, I wish that I had the power of words to convey to you the sobering sense of responsibility which we feel for you and your future. As adults we sometimes wish that we might assume that responsibility. Of course, that is neither possible nor desirable Only as you shoulder the job of self direction can you hope to grow in stature and maturity. PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE number of men and women who have graduated from the A1 buquerque Indian School Some of you may go on for advanc ed specialized training but most of you will begin eaming your own living You will establish your homes and become full fledged citizens of our nation The strength of any school lies in the men and women who have gone out from it Wherever you go and whatever you do you will bnng to the name and honor of this school Your Class belongs to the vanguard of the more than one hundred thousand Indian Children enrolled 1n public mis sion and Federal schools across the United States The sound ness of your training your sense of responsibility and your abil ity to work with other people will pave the way not only for your own success but also for the thousands who will follow in your footsteps Go forth with confidence with heads held high and with the resolution to meet the challenge of life without faltermg or retreating Vemon L Beggs Director of Education United Pueblos Agency good repute or 111 repute As students we have been proud of you and your achievement We hope that as graduates and citizens we can continue to be proud of you and your accomplishments Fred G Williams Principal Albuquerque Indian School Seniors of 1953: Soon you will have joined the great