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

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GLADYS HARRlb opened her eyes ln this world ln the month when other l mous folks are born February l899 at McGregor Texas Her early schooling was ln thxs Texas town but Gladys planned exen at her early age to Justrfy the honor of her birth month and wrn a name luke many others so when she learned of the superror products the Albuquerque school factorres turned out she lmmedrately moved to this place ln l908 Gladys rs an ardent lover of muslc and rs an expert performer on the vrolrn Despite her blushrng bashfulness she wxll make an ex cellent school marm Glee Club I3 I4 Orchestra I6 GLORQL-. WILLIAM GH AN the bram power of the A H b was born March 27 IB98 ln Hodgmvxlle Kentucky He counts hrmself qulte lucky To be born ln old Kentucky But to lxve there' Oh no no' He preferred New Mexrco George stopped at San Marcral and then Melrose and Alamogordo all IH New Mexxco and ln 1913 came to Albuquerque George has the quret reflective mlnd of a scientist and possesses brarn power beyond a psychologist to fathom ust at this sentimental age George fancies he will be a poet but A H S expects to hear from htm as admxral of the navy for which he rs to have trammg at Annapolis CONCHA LEON Qtoo modest to grve her mrddle namej was born In bl Paso an 1897 The great educational plant north of the crty the U S lndlan School gave to Concha a thorough foundation for school work which her natural talents and fine character have used to best adxantage Attentlve and quret rn the way that marks the thmker and doer Concha has won the regard of the A H S Luke other gurls she IS fascxnated by the lure of the school room and rs flttmg herself to transmrt her knownedge to puprls Concha wrll undoubtedly be a crednt to our xllus tnous class of I6 as well as her former school 24 u n s . v . o v . , ' an n v 1 v . u o s v . s . . ., n 1 u - v . , , . v 1 , . . , , . . . . , . . , , .. - n , . . . - n

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RAI r'il Ut IAXIL HERNANDEL is another representative ot the Sunflower State, born in Fredonnia, Kansas, August 30, l898. Ohio looked good to Her- nandez at tirst and he entered school at Columbus. Dissatisfied there, he went to Pasadena, California, for a time. But tiring of the city of millionaires, he ful- filled his destiny by coming to the A. H. S. Hernandez is sell-reliant despite a penchant for dreaming, lfxquisitely polite and a clever Impersonator, he is an idol of the girls il hough dominant and even domineering, he is eternally good nat- ured. His abilities lit him to be director in chief of the railways of the world, and then like Alexander he might sigh for more worlds to conquer for civilization with steam transportation. Basketball, 'l3, 'l6: Football, 'l4: Track, 'l6: Glee Club, 'l 5. 'l6: Spanish Play, 'l5, 'l6. LQRACI-I lIiLIZABEL'I'H HULL began a popular career ,lanuary 2, I897, in Cleve- land, Ohio. ilihis place was not good enough and she moved with her parents and sisters to a better one in l899. Her entire schooling has thus far been received in the .Xlbuquerque schools and she is an excellent example of the scholarship and culture produced by local schools. She will graduate with flying colors, having received many more credits than are required. Grace is always generous in sharing her talents with her less capable classmates. The sunshine of the country is in Crace's nature and work. She is jolly and is an all-round good sport, Grace is a typist of the superior type and it is easy to prophesy t.hat she will become stenographer to the President ol the United States, Basketball, '15, 'l6: Glee Club, '15, '16, PEDRO OSLFNA has demonstrated his superior ability and mental vigor by mak- ing High School in three years. Albuquerque has the honor of being this student's birthplace. lie was born on the day we celebrate the independence of our country. july 4, l89B. Pedro, affectionately called Pete, is another example of home- grown produets outclassing the imports. Pete's favorite subject is Physics and he will probably explode some of Newton's theories. Pete will make good as an expert government agriculturist, with a hobby for automobiles as a side issue. Span- ish Play, 'l6. Z3

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X r rcrvr I hoLA LJRALL COLN known by all tour names rr as born rn Clare more Oklahoma anuary I0 I898 Two other crtres of Oklahoma Snyder and Altus alarmed thrs ambrhous rndustrrous grrl as a resrdent befor she came to jorn our group of celebrrtres She rs a dreamer by nature and a worker by habrt Verde r an example ot serene womanhood When her destrny rs fullrlled she rrrll be tenographer to the ruler of lVIexrco or Germany rn case erther natron rs erctant after her gmduatron X erde should consrd r practrcrng domestrc scrence Lrterary Socrety Altus I5 Basketball I4 I5 RALPH ILDWIN IVILX I:.Rb sometrmes known as Ralpho the Ixrd armed rn C rncrnnatr Ohro uly I I l899 and srx years later he moved to Albuquerque Ralph s motto rs glow But Sure and hrs nature rs stamped wrth a strarn of rn rursrtrveness that frnd out the whvs and wherefores of all rsms and ologres Ilrs talents rn controrersre are noted and wrth eloquent arguments he can pornt out to teachers the whrche of the whys Though Ralph has not decrded what hrs career wrll be hr frrends are sure he wrll be appornted a rear admrral of the naw before the frosts of age have nrpped hrs locks Baseball I4 I6 Glee Club I6 Orchestra I6 Indoor Track I4 Senror Play I6 NlH..L.lrs h.TILll:.U CRAWFORD whose wrnsome lace rs framed rn the rare hronLe gold red harr that artrsts rave about rs an expressronrst of exceptronal abrlrty Nellre rs also grfted rn wrrtrng rn fun makrng and heart wrnnrng She rs a Iovabre grrl of ru stern type and an accomplrshecl equestrrene She rs clever at repartee and rn the fi. grades rn all studres Nellre carrred the part of an artrst rn the class play Esmeralda rn a manner that won much admrratron She was born near Canon Crty fexas February I2 I899 and came to Albuquerque rn I9I2 Thou Dan Cuprd rs doggrng her footsteps Nellre wrll try to dodge hrs traps by gorng rnto the school room as presrclrng genrus after' graduatron In rmpersonatrons or rn malt rng fudge Nellre rs equally charmrng Her ambrtron rs to wrrte western novels Basketball IJ Glee Club I6 Debatrng Club I6 Declamatory Contests I4 25 N N . s A - - . 2 ., , n ' , . ,I . . . Q l . . , . . . . 1 1. G v I ' S ' ' ' .V I . v S ' . L . , ' J . ,, . 4 . e . . . . s - 1 - r r - s v - - Y l Vg i - rr f uv . - 4 1 v .I o 1 - , . U ,, . . . . . . . . , ' V - - - rr we rr n ru- n rs - vu 1 . s S ' ' . . . . s , sr - U an vu ' - . . S , A , 3 . . . , . , - . u n v 1 r w s - a - r s n u n - r - , ' I 1 - s ' , - - 1, I ' ' , K v - n . ,, -,, . . . . . . rn vs - - - . .. . . . gh r r - . v r v - s u 1 v v v u f 1 v . - 'I5' N I G 'I6 1 . . .s .