University of New Mexico - Mirage Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Top: Left to right; baking bread at San Juan; an Apache; treed! Center: Left to right: found before the gym Sunday morning; our student receives comfort; not our student in class Monday. Bottom Left, an icy fountain. Right, snow and pines by moonlight.

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Top: Left to right: aspen in Red River Canyon; Frijoles cliff dwellings; ruins near Pecos. Center: Left to right: dressing for the evening ball; sees Saunders present Queen and Attendants; gas runs out (?) on the way home. Bottom Left, center hall — Ad building. Right, Hodgin Hall.

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After satisfying rigorous require- ments, Juan de Onate, son of an illustrious and wealthy famih un- tlertook the arduous task of leai ling a party into New Mexico in iiJoS. His name carved on Inscription Rock re -ives the story of his con- scientious work to make New Mex- ico a Christian and a Spanish colony. Failure to Hnd gold, revolt and destruction of the 7 comas, deser- tion in the ranks, food shortage, and factionalism among the colo- nists caused him to be relieved of the governorship in i6oS. He returned to Mexico to face condem- nation for his efforts; and died about 1 615, only partially vindi- cated for almost a lifetime of unselfish service.