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

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'VV vvvvvvvvvvvvvv l TMI GHS outh es into tue past wrtx s nsations o awe 1 e c ITI 1 centurx to him en we earn trrt t e organization ol t e lnqueiq h 5 no ter p re s v e r i t ex ire beins Jeguiled into aneient istory e he rt e 1 J ei this moxernent made so lone weo we would not be enjoying the privileges l our n oclern X H 5 ite soon it etie too nportant p iee in tie r ntine se roo practically all students trkin part X ellow and white were rl e eolors Vynile owexer e iqaxe them po itiwe proof th at we wfr t t 5 s ss yellow streak ex ertheles we ound difheulty in leeepm the color clean as we played so at the present time the athletie colors are reen and white the school color 1 fill yellow and white bein used in emblems t all oeeasions except athletif Although the graduation classes were small the exereises were conducted with the eclat of large schools 'lhu the unlor and Senior l roxnenade eavne into existence X few years later x banquet was held 11' eonneetion with the bal Xt the present time we are resuming the former custom Soon after the organi ation of the school two literary Societies lne Criterion whieh edited 1 paper called lhe Wasp and the l hilomatheai s whose newspaper was the balette were formed lhe paper were writ'e out in lonff hand and e rch lridav afternoon the school assembled to near tl: readme, of the two papers They contained items of interest and aneedotts l-he literary societies now in existence are the VN ehster and Roosexelt Societies the Lorrespondenee Llub and the Pe-npushers C lub ln 1902 the school paper Aulihe Occident was published. It was in the orm of a pamphlet puhlished once a month by local printers. bince ti addition of our printing department we are able to publish our own school paper The Albuquerque Record. lr was not until the l7th year after the founding, of the school that the custom of leaving a memorial by the Senior Class was adopted. The class ol l908 was the first to have this honor. They presented the school with two Indian pictures. The classes which followed have been sure to equal and have tried to surpass the gifts of their predecessors. As a result there is scarcely a place in the building which has not been benefitted by the thought- fullness of Seniors-Esther Horton. X. 2 .Z 2 S4 H , ?c'.g T1 fee?-T! L V X J VV, xl xx tx Xt I l i A 1 t ' it i f l i cl X t l' K 'A Y gal .' A l ' ' Q 'A l ye fe A 3 f ' ' 1 2 de'a le- see- s l'ke- a A . Vl'h- la la h 7' A' A i h .Nlw f 'ie' Hier .lche l m mli lz 'e- in U89 l, ve' see se me 'ringe with ter'e r, ce-rtain that h ja 'A ng l if ' ' A ' 'A f hA.' . lak , Til , hal 't ne t he fi lor A' ' ,iff , 'i ' , A Q ? A ' ,133 o Qu f J 2 hl A's le an ir ' la A l ' o .A ' ol J sl l lil--. . . . , . .,, we looked on our colors w'ith pride, other teams persisted in calling: us yellow. ll ' ' , w' H 'Q 2 sA A ' V L 'fe no he mos.'e'.'.'ors of ai AA 'e Ny 2 gs, 'if A ' A i gi ' ' s ls . 5, Y . V Z ks i A. , ' . 4 . , ' . . it K I 2 ' A 1 s z re sf ' 1 ' ' A ,, V 5: I A ' ' fir 'A it 3 .. 4 s -I ' ' .N 1 J . ? ' ' ,. A ' I' 1' J ' e ' .- 1 'r ' r' ' 'A : .X 1 Az ' . , ' Q ' ei A ' 3, V Q: , . . . i . K 4' 1 ll' ' , K1 ll J . V I w v K, K. , K V ls H' 4 4 i ,I 'H . ' ' H 1 s-S s 7 ' , in - . . S ' . . , , 1 , 5 . . u V . . , .. , .- if , ' X R he Y I X xx 1 ix g X X f-X