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

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1nsp1rec1 the sons and cauxghters of the New Memco educa11on11 sy tem to NVI'ltC suc 1 xllads as the followxnf A TALE OF ACOMA 1 1 4 1 4 1 ' Us 0 1'he 111ustrat1ons on page seventeen suggest the mu1t1tude of occupahons and vocatlons of the cltxzens of the state as well as some of the pOSS1b1llflCQ for vacatnon days branclmg cattle IXLI 11 a brxdge across the RIO Grande scenes on cattle ranches and chxclcen ranches sage brush and cactus red peppers agarnst the glxstenmg walls of an adobe house fcommon scene here IH the fall 111stor1c churches La Bajada 1-1111 road between Albuquerque and Santa Fe the dlfference between an adobe house that has been left unplasterecl and those that have been plastered and the rallroadmg lndustry of the state For occupat1on one may sele 1 ranlroaclmg ranchmf' r commercxal 11nes ch1c1cen TGIQIDQ makes a good avocatlon and numerous poss1b11 11135 for trxps to hlstorlc rums at 1'r11o1es r emez to the C1 1 In the S10 Acoma ls called to the State lV1u eum at Santl I e to xarlous 1nd1an pueblo- such as Tesuque Nambe San llclefonso L parola Chamlta Allqulse Santa Clara and ban uan near Santa Fe ban Do mmgo lsleta Laguna and others about Albuquerque and the famous pueblo at - - 1 , ' 1' ' z Q 2 ' ' 2 'l'131 -' 'LJ , X1-1 X1-x11-11 is 1111- 1:11:11 111' l111'1'1 ' i-1 I' N1:111,1 lllf' I:1l1-s 1 1-1111111 11-ll. ' - 3' 12.11 1111s 11111- 1 :1111 141111111 111 -11111 ., ' , 1i1-1-:1:1s1- 1 11111111 11 so W1-11. 11111 l1:111f 111-:11'1l l1'l111l' .X1'11111:1. 'l'11:11 x1l1:1pg1- 111' lllf' slilx. H 111111111 1111- .X1'11111:1s 111'1- :11111 111-1111 1111-11' ' 11111111 I 1711 :1 11111s:1 1'11'1- lll1ll1ll'6'4l l'l'1'l 111gl1. 'Qv '1'l11-11- 1-.:1s :1 111'i11s1 111 S:1'1I:1 1 1- 'J 1 1111-1 111-111111-11 11. 1:1l11- 1111- '41Y111'11 '1 1 1.11 111-11111.11 11111sI1.111- 1- 11' .X1-11111:1 111 111111111 111' 11111111111-:1 l11':1l'1l. 111 1. , ,1- -111111-4 11'1-:A :1 ll1ll14ll'1'll 111111-s 1 T 1'...--11- .11-1 11.1 1111 1.1.11 1 1. 11 111.1111 111 .X1111111:1 '.1' 11 111-11' .. 11 .1111g 11:11,1l. '1 11-- 1.11 '1 1.1..IlN :1111411-11111s S11 l':1i1' ' ,111 1-1l :I 1111- 111':111 111' I111' Il':111 '1 - .11 1 .11111 111111 llll' 11111115 1112111 l - I11 111 1-1 ll Xx'1'.1' 11.l' ll1111 - H I 1 XY111-11 111 l1I6'11' s111'111'1s1- 1111 1':11111' 1111- 1I1'll'N1 ,1 1 1 11 11 - :11111s 1111111 slu-1-1' 1'11I1s1 XY11l1 1111- g11'1 111-111 s:111- 111 11s :11'111s1 .X 11.11111 11-111111'1-11 111-:11' 1111- 1-11151-3 II1- s1111111 111-1 11111111 11111111 111-V 11-1-1 S1111 4111111111 :11111 11111 11v1-1' 1111- lll'll1li ,hilll 111111-11-11:11l 1ll1'll':11:1l'l11xA .X11-1 1.1.1 :ls 11' 111-1111 1111 il 11-11:11. 11 1'z11111- :11111111 f111' 1111- 2414111 111' 11111 1ll'14'NIQ 'I'I111 111111111112 s1111'11 wus s1111111-111.1 11111-111-11: A 11111':11'11- 11:111 111-1-11 X1'l'lllIgfll1, '1'111111' 111141 1111111111 111 ll1'l'1II'N1 s111'1'-111' .xlll 1111- 11111111111 l11111111'1-1111111111111-11-11 1111- 1111111 .X- s111xxI1' 1111-1 sl:11'11111 111 1'4'Nl'lll' 1ll1'l1' 111':111 .X111 111' 1l'il1'lIl111.lN 111:11 111' 111'1111L:'111. '1'11 1111111 11111111 1111- 111111'1'1xx'. Y 1111 i,-11 H111'1111, ' , 1 1 1 .' . 1 . Y D - 5 . 1 . c' 1' ' K, ' ,, o 1 5 Q , K 1 SS' ' - o .1 ., 'tv' ' Q '-as .1 , 1 . E c 2 , ' ' . ' r, ' 1 1 1 'S' K 1 1 1 1 ' J : - - 1 1 , 1 - C , ., 1 11 . . 1

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laos ln the northern part of the state famous for the art colony as well as for the unusually large pueblo bulldmg of the lndlans offer opportumtles for recreation One occupation that seems to strangers so forelgn to the state IS the lumber mxll north of Albuquerque Where do they get the t1mber3 many a vlsxtor asks at first The vnews on page elghteen are not at all unusual ln rho northern part of the state Bxg timber may even be reached by auto mobile ln a few hours tlme from Albuquerque LAS HERMANOS PENITENTES CUBERO Q ubero IS a sxgnet m the sllver ring where sky meets the wltchlng slopes l Mount laylor an old world vlllage set ln the plated brass of modern oc len t xl lrf Here are the fallln adobes of an old Spanish rancho here IS 1 lnrdgt umque and fast decaying which spans the canyon through whlch a mnnutc rlvulet of muddy vsater rushes The graspmg odor of burnlng leaves comes forcibly upon ones nostrlls Strange black mantled peasant women hut our their brown cigarettes as we pass their doorsteps A sullen and mdnflr rent lndlan IS butcherxng behxnd the shop of a graspmg son of Nlmrahan1 Nlght with a cool breeze comes swmglng down from the higher mountums The ever present smoke stlll presses our sensltnve nostrils A you yelps a burro moves restlesslw about your bedchamber lhxs lb Lubero GOOD FRIDAY Bells rmg before dawn The moon hldes lts head ln the west Day come-. slowly A welrd rustle passes through the Cedars whose grim and shadowy forms stand lllce the manes of departed souls A thrxll and chxll , m . . . . an ' , l K . ' - ru, , 1 a ' e. ' g ' ' ' , ' 3 'Av y 1' 1 'r ' ' ' ' . -'V 1 r ' v 1 k K -xv . - 1 fo-' ' ' S9 ,' . . I n 'V Q . V Q ,- ' M 4 -. v V , Q r- - V . - ' .Xlllf 13