Valley of Santa Fe

Orient of New Mexico

Santa FeScottish Rite

Spring ReunionTWO HUNDRED TWENTY EIGHTH REUNION

THIS CLASS IS DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OFILL WALTER DONALD GENTRY, 33° IGH AND

ILL EURELL WALTER MALONE 33° IGH

May 1st, 2nd and 3rd, 2015

ALLEGIANCE

The Four Coordinate Bodies of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, sitting in the Valley of Santa Fe, Orient of New Mexico, derive their Charters from and acknowledge and yield allegiance to the Supreme Council of the Thirty-Third Degree for the Southern Jurisdiction of the United States (Mother Supreme Council of the World) of Sovereign Grand Inspectors General whose See is at the Grand Orient of Charleston in the State of South Carolina.

Ill. Ronald A. Seale, 33° Ill. William G. Sizemore II, 33° Sovereign Grand Commander Grand Executive Director Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C.

Ill. Wesley D. Thornton, 33°Deputy of the Supreme Council

in New Mexico

Joshua B. Lightle, 33°Personal Representative

TO ALL SCOTTISH RITE MASONS WHEREVER DISPERSED

THROUGHOUT THE WORLD

You are cordially and fraternally invited to join with the Coordinated Bodies of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, sitting at the Valley of Santa Fe, Orient of New Mexico, in their 228th Reunion to be held at the Temple in Santa Fe, May 1st through May 3rd, 2015.

Santa Fe Scottish Rite Building AssociationIll. Dan Irick, 33°

Ill. Wesley D. Thornton, 33°Ill. G. Wayne Morrison, 33°

Ill. John R. Adams 33°Ill. Ray Carpenter, 33°

Ill. Daniel H. Sutcliffe, 33°

and the Heads of the Bodies

Anthony L. Sanford 32°, KCCHVenerable Master, Santa Fe Lodge of Perfection No. 1

Scott G. Jaquith, 32°Wise Master, Aztlan Chapter Rosé Croix, No. 1

Kevin L. Fitzwater, 32°Commander, Coronado Council of Kadosh, No. 1

Louis M. Weiss, 32° Master of Kadosh, New Mexico Consistory, No. 1

Jose Montano, 33° Roy V. McConkey, 32°, KCCHSecretary, Coordinate Bodies Treasurer, Coordinate Bodies

Robert H. Sherman, 33°Almoner, Coordinate Bodies

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ILLUSTRIOUS WESLEY D. THORNTON, 33° Deputy of the Supreme Council

ILLUSTRIOUS RONALD A. SEALE, 33°Sovereign Grand Commander

M∴ W∴ JEFFERSON H. JORDAN Jr., 33°Grand Master of Masons in New Mexico

MEMORIAL DEDICATION

Ill Walter Donald Gentry 33° I.G.H.Ill Brother Don was born in Portales, New Mexico on June 15, 1939. Don married Andrea Taylor of which marriage were born two children. He worked in the construction industry for nearly 20 years as an electrician. In 1982, Don and family moved to Los Alamos where he retired in 2004 as an electrician.

Don began his Masonic career at Indian Springs No.48 in Indian Springs, Nevada in 1971. He demitted from that Lodge and became a member of Animas No. 15, then Valley No. 69 in Espanola, New Mexico, where his Brother Ill Jack Gentry, 33° and his deceased dad, Jack Gentry Sr., 32° KCCH are members. Don served Valley Lodge as its Master for one year, was a member of the Ballut Abyad Shrine and served as Associate Grand Guardian of Job’s Daughters.

Don received his Scottish Rite 14th Degree on May 10, 1976. He was invested with the KCCH on December 2nd, 1995 and Coronetted with the 33rd Degree on December 6, 2003.

Don passed away on November 19, 2010.

Ill Eurell Walter Malone 33° I.G.H.Ill Brother Eurell was born November 29, 1915 at Mount Sylvan, Texas. Eurell married Julia Mae Spolar on May 29, 1937, from which 4 children were born. Throughout his career, Eurell was employed as a salesman, and finally working in the capacity as salesman in his son’s M&M Trading Company in Gallup. Eurell loved to fish, play baseball and was a member the New Mexico State Champion American Legion Team in 1932.

Eurell began his Masonic career in Lebanon Lodge No. 22 in Gallup on June 10, 1946. He served as Master of the Lodge in 1953 and later as the Lodge’s Secretary. He also served as the District Deputy Grand Master for the First Masonic District on 1985, 1986, and 1987. In the York Rite Bodies, he served as Illustrious Master in Zuni Council No. 3, High Priest in Navajo Chapter No. 18, and Eminent Commander in Baldwin Commandery No. 12. He was also a member of the Silver Trowel and Knights of the York Cross of Honor, Honorary member of the International Supreme Council of the Order of DeMolay (DeMolay Cross of Honor) and honorary member of the Legion of Honor.

Eurell passed away on April 13, 2011 and is buried in the Masonic Section of the Hillcrest Cemetery in Gallup.

Eurell received the 14th Degree on October 3, 1960, invested with the KCCH on November 14, 1981 and Coronetted on December 4, 1999.

PHOTOS OF BROTHERS GENTRY AND MALONE MAY BE SEEN IN THE CLASSROOM

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THE SCOTTISH RITE CREED Human Progress is our cause, the enfranchisement of human thought our supreme wish, the freedom of human conscience our mission, and the guarantee of equal rights to all people everywhere, the end of our contention.

TO THE CANDIDATE You are about to begin your pilgrimage through the Scottish Rite Degrees, and it may become for you one of the greatest and most inspiring experiences of your life. If you become a Prince of the Royal Secret by receiving the Thirty-second Degree and are no better or wiser than when you began your journey, your investment of time and money will have been in vain. If, however, you bring a receptive mind and a sensitive heart to these Degrees, you will indeed be a wiser and a better man. It is the hope and prayer of the Masters and the Brethren that your experiences may be rich and significant.

WHAT IS A REUNION? A Scottish Rite Reunion is exactly what the term implies. It is a reuniting of the membership after a period of separation. It is a homecoming get-together of the Brethren in a continuing fellowship of the Fraternity. The days of the Reunion are rich in comradeship among those of like mind and purpose. We here recognize stability and strength, and feel proud to be a part of a program of such magnitude and worth. Within this fellowship, the horizons of our own lives are lifted. The lessons of the Scottish Rite are taken, for the most part, from Antiquity. But the application of these lessons is as contemporary as tomorrow. The conflicts, choices, decisions, and ethical dilemmas men face, and the ideals of how we should live, do not change in their basics, even if they change in their circumstances. The sheer beauty of Masonry enthral ls and amazes as the panorama of centuries passes by. It is a time of sharing the significance and sacredness of the Scottish Rite Degrees together.

MEALS There is a minimal cost for all meals for members. Meals for members’ wives, candidates and candidates’ wives will be free as in the past.

SCOTTISH RITE LADIESRobin Thornton has very graciously accepted the position as the

hostess for the ladies who attend the reunion. She will meet with those ladies attending the reunion on Saturday, May 2, 2015, at 10:00 AM in the upper lobby to assist in coordinating the activities for the weekend.

TO CONTACT A MEMBER DURING THE REUNION,CALL THE TEMPLE AT (505) 982-4414.

Our fax number is (505) 982-4415.Our email address is secretary@nmscottishrite.orgOur webpage is at http://www.nmscottishrite.org

EACH MEMBER LISTED IN THE PROGRAM IS A 32° SCOTTISH RITE MASON UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED

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HONOR ROLLThirty‑third Degree Inspectors General Honorary

Ribble, Norman C., Jr. ................................... December 3, 1983Helberg, Don L. .......................................... November 30, 1985 Past Deputy in New Mexico ......................... 1998 to 2003Carpenter, Ray D. ........................................ December 19, 1987Hazelwood, Ernest R. .................................. December 19, 1987Sturges, Charley ........................................... December 19, 1987Hutchens, Rex R. ............................................. October 18, 1989 Grand Cross of the Court of Honor ...... October 7, 1995Lewis, William ............................................ November 23, 1991Allin, Kenneth F. ......................................... November 23, 1991Bruner, Allen L. .......................................... November 23, 1993Gentry, Jack K. .............................................. December 4, 1993Lewis, Charles R. .......................................... December 4, 1993Graystone, Sean D. ......................................... October 10, 1995 Grand Cross of the Court of Honor ...... October 3, 2001Normand, Pierre G., Jr. .................................. November 8, 1997Harvey, John C. ............................................. December 6, 1997de Hoyos, Arturo ............................................... October 5, 1999

Grand Archivist & Grand Historian Grand Cross of the Court of Honor ...... October 2, 2009Adams, John R. .............................................. December 4, 1999Irick, Dan F. ................................................... December 4, 1999Walker, Duane E. .................................................... May 6, 2000 Grand Cross of the Court of Honor ..... August 26, 2007Brownfield, Larry J. ........................................... October 3, 2001Hall, Thomas R. ................................................. October 3, 2001Payne, Thomas E., III ......................................... October 3, 2001 Deputy in New Mexico ...................... November 1, 2003 S.G.I.G ................ August 26, 2007 to October 10, 2014Roush, Mark W. ................................................. October 3, 2001Williams, John A. ............................................... October 3, 2001Daniels, Mark W. ........................................... December 8, 2001Duran, Jerry T. ............................................... December 8, 2001Sturges, Frank L. ............................................ December 8, 2001Davidson, Donald B. Jr. ................................. December 6, 2003Holland, John F. ............................................. December 6, 2003Payne, James B. ............................................. December 6, 2003Sherman, Robert H. ......................................... December 6, 2003Thornton, Wesley D. ...................................... December 6, 2003 Deputy in New Mexico ........................ October 11, 2014Starr, Martin P. ............................................ September 20, 2004

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Thirty‑third Degree Inspectors General Honorary

Denko Jr., John ............................................... December 3, 2005Horn, Omer E. . ............................................... December 3, 2005Jordan, Jefferson H. ........................................ December 3, 2005Lucero, Dan ....................................................... August 25, 2007Watson, George E. ..............................................August 25, 2007Morrison, G. Wayne ....................................... December 1, 2007Zierman, Walter M. ......................................... December 1, 2007Collins, Robert M................................................ October 6, 2009Davis, Myron E. ............................................ December 5, 2009Frye, Fred B. ................................................. December 5, 2009Perez, Victor M. J. .......................................... December 5, 2009Shafer, Billy B. ................................................ December 5, 2009Holloway, Ronald R. .................................... September 17, 2011Hunt, Eugene L. ........................................... September 17, 2011Hurley, Lomaye ‘Chips’ .............................. September 17, 2011Milliron, Dwayne R. ................................... September 17, 2011Montano, Jose M. .........................................September 17, 2011Sutcliffe, Daniel H. ...................................... September 17, 2011Baxter, Daniel H.. ......................................... September 7, 2013Dalton, Bert P. .............................................. September 7, 2013Jacobs, Louis R. ............................................ September 7, 2013Lightle, Joshua B. ........................................ September 7, 2013

THE ALMONER’S FUND “If thy brother be waxen poor and hand fail with thee, thou shalt relieve him.” At each meeting of Scottish Rite Bodies, the basket of fraternal assistance is passed, so that the brethren may have an opportunity to participate in replenishing the Almoner’s Fund. This fund, which is disbursed under the direction of the Almoner, may be used for any worthy cause. It may be clothing for the widow, food for the hungry, shoes for unfortunate children, medical care for the aged. This fund is maintained by voluntary contributions and has made many a heart grateful in time of need. Every worthy cause is considered.

Robert H. Sherman, 33°, Almoner2248 Espejo Place, Santa Fe, NM 87505 Phone: (505) 983-9508

email: Almoner@nmscottishrite.org

ENDOWED MEMBERSHIPS Endowed memberships can be purchased by any member in good standing for a fee of $4,400.00, which may be paid in installments. The money is placed in a fund the corpus of which is never spent. The interest it draws pays the member’s dues while he is living. It also insures membership when the member is no longer in control of his faculties due to age or other infirmities, and then continues to help the Rite pay its bills and maintain its building and equipment, and keeps giving after he has passed away.

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Knights CommanderOf The Court Of Honour

Foreman, Edgar F. Jr. ........................................................... 1963Courtney, Norman W. .......................................................... 1969Ferreri, Joseph R. ................................................................. 1969Self, Paul S. .......................................................................... 1971Lyon, Marion G. ................................................................... 1977 Mitchell, Robert L. ............................................................... 1989Payne, James E. .................................................................... 1995Smith, F. Dale ....................................................................... 1997Hall, J. Morrow .................................................................... 1999Hedrick, Sam A., Jr. ............................................................. 1999McDaniel, Kenneth A. “Dusty” ........................................... 1999Clark, David L. .................................................................... 2001Fleming, Fred F., Jr. ............................................................. 2001Forrester, James T. ............................................................... 2001Glass, Robert E., II ............................................................... 2001Ottersberg, Douglas D. ......................................................... 2001Timmons, Walter E., Jr. ........................................................ 2001Shivers, Russell .................................................................... 2003Abernathey, Robert M. ......................................................... 2003Justice, Robin K. .................................................................. 2003Morales, Jose ........................................................................ 2003Newhouse, Dion A. .............................................................. 2003Spitzer, Stephen H. ............................................................... 2003Sultemeier, Donald C. .......................................................... 2003Leeper, Roy .......................................................................... 2004Addison, Robert M. .............................................................. 2005Barton, David P. ................................................................... 2005Brown, Joe E. ....................................................................... 2005Hemann, Leon .......................................................................2005Laws, Ralph ......................................................................... 2005O’Connell, Thomas F. ........................................................... 2005Adams, Howard F, Jr. ........................................................... 2007Taylor, H. Hassel ................................................................... 2007Bailey, Bruce ........................................................................ 2007Dobbs, Jeffery L. ................................................................... 2007Millis, David L. ..................................................................... 2007Chaffin, Carl W. ................................................................... 2009Izquerdo, Frank .................................................................... 2009Johnson, Jefrey D. ................................................................ 2009Wong, Yudi ................................................................ 2009Baker, David L. ......................................................... 2011

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Knights CommanderOf The Court Of Honour

Houtz, Phillip R. ....................................................... 2011McConkey III, Roy V. ............................................... 2011Moody, Stirling ......................................................... 2001Oldknow, Mark S. ..................................................... 2011Paixio, Robert ........................................................... 2011Thompson, LeRoy ..................................................... 2011Wallin, Steven D. ...................................................... 2011Benhjamin, Huburn D. .............................................. 2013Buckley, Richard ....................................................... 2013Goodgame, Jr. Thomas H. ......................................... 2013Hayes, Roy C. ........................................................... 2013Mahnke Sr., Steven A. ............................................... 2013Sanford, Anthony L. .................................................. 2013Sultemeier, Melvin R. ............................................... 2013Walker, Fred E. ......................................................... 2013

SANTA FE COURT OF HONOUR The Santa Fe Court of Honour is actively dedicated to promoting the welfare and best interests of the Scottish Rite in the Valley of Santa Fe. All Knights Commander of the Court of Honour (which also includes all 33° members) are eligible to become members of this organization. This is the place to become more involved in the life of the Rite. For more information about the Court of Honour, inquire at the office.

THE ORDER OF THE THISTLE Chartered in 1998, the Order of the Thistle of the Knights of St. Andrew has already become a very active organization. Any Scot-tish Rite Freemason of the 32° or higher may become a member. You can recognize members by their distinctive Scottish balmoral caps, with the color of the hackle/feather to indicate 32° (blue), KCCH (red) or 33° (white). The Order of the Thistle is dedicated to the preservation of our beautiful Temple. Its members hold workdays to make repairs on the building, the stage sets and wherever else they are needed. They organize fund-raising and educational activities and act as docents or guides when public functions are held in the building. Candidates who complete the 32nd Degree will immediately be eligible to join the Order of the Thistle. Dues are currently $25.00 annually. There is also an initiation fee, which will cover the cost of the Balmoral cap, hackle and a name-tag to be worn at Temple functions. The Order of the Thistle has also established a pipe band, which meets at 6:30 PM each Tuesday at the Temple. These meetings include instruction for bagpipers and drummers. Membership in the pipe band is also open to non-Masons, both men and women. Dues are only $20.00 per year. For more information about these programs, inquire at the office.

IN THE SANCTUARYDIRECTORS OF THE WORK

Joshua B. Lightle, 33°; Anthony L. Sanford, KCCH;Scott G. Jaquith; Kevin L. Fitzwater; Louis M. Weiss

STAGE MANAGER(Stage, Art, Small Props, Lighting, Sound)

Jack K. Gentry, 33°

CLASS DIRECTORSMark Z. Oldknow, KCCH, Chairman; Larry J. Brownfield, 33°; Ronald R. Holloway, 33°; Ernie D. Shoup.

STAGEJack K. Gentry, 33°, Stage Director; John F. Holland, 33°, Assistant Stage Director; Myron E. Davis, 33°; José M. Montaño, 33°; Charles H. Cameron; James F. Irick; Fritz Rene; Estevan Stowe.

SOUND AND LIGHTDan Irick, 33°, Chairman; Charles R. Staffers; Louis M. Weiss.

SMALL PROPERTIESDwayne R. Milliron, 33°, Chairman; Sam A. Kelly, 33°; James B. Payne, 33°; Donald C. Sultemeier, KCCH; James A. Hawkins; Patrick L. Williams.

WARDROBEJay M. Draper, Chairman; Ray D. Carpenter, 33°; Ernest R. Hazelwood, 33°; David L. Millis, KCCH; Thomas Boomshine; Gary J. Budde; James D. Combs; V. Dee Crabtree; Fred J. Gregg; Kenneth L. Johnson; David L. Lawson; Brian J. Smith; Paul G. Vernagelli.

MAKE‑UPMark E. Baxter, 33°, Chairman; Charles R. Lewis, 33°; Christopher A. Larsen.

DEGREE COMMUNICATIONSMark Z. Oldknow, KCCH, Chairman; Joshua B. Lightle, 33°; Wesley D. Thornton, 33°; J. Morrow Hall, KCCH; Phillip R. Houtz, KCCH; Stephen A. Mahnke, Sr., KCCH; Ernie D. Shoup.

REGISTRATIONJose M. Montano, 33°, Chairman; Ronald R. Holloway, 33°; Robert H. Sherman, 33°; Robert A. McCormick.

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PUBLICATIONSAlec E. Reber, Chairman; Robert H. Sherman, 33°; Scott G. Jaquith; Dann J. Kelehan; Noah Shapiro.

TILING

Anthony L. Sanford, KCCH, Chairman; L. “Chips” Hurley, 33°, Chairman Emeritus; Frank Izquerdo, KCCH; LeRoy W. Thompson, KCCH; Richard Almeter; Stephen A. Balke; Steven G,. Bell; Roy W. Fincher; Jason T. Harmon; Frederick D. Kenney; Carl T. McBride; Ryan S. C, Millis; George E. Moss; Jaime A. Reynoso; Edward ‘Hans’ Schmidt; Roy S. Williams.

DINING ROOMDaniel H. Sutcliffe, 33° Chairman; David A. Taylor; Raymond Vigil.

KITCHENJerry T. Duran, 33°, Chairman; Richard D. Buckley, KCCH; Thomas F. O’Connell, KCCH; John R. Grife; David Grife y Vigil; Patrick Josey; Carl T. McBride; Greg O. Moore; George E. Moss; Tony N. Muniz; A. J. Rodriguez; Clayton B. Wignal.

STORE

Co-Chairmen, Sam A. Hedrick, Jr., KCCH; and Collons R. Tucker; Marcus A. Ferragamo

THE TEMPLE The Santa Fe Scottish Rite Temple was started in 1911 and dedicated in 1912, the year New Mexico became a state. The present kitchen, wardroom room and workers’ dormitory were added in 1951, consistent with the original architect’s design.

The Temple is inspired by the Alhambra in Granada, Spain, and is said to be the only public building in the United States of pure Moorish architecture.

Shown above is the artist’s conception of the building prepared before construction by the architectural firm of Hunt and Burns, Los Angeles. The original structure was built by contractor C.H. Martindale.

REUNION MUSIC

J. Morrow Hall, KCCH ........ Chairman of Music, Principal Organist Donald B. Davidson, Jr., 33° ... Organist, Chairman of Music EmeritusHuburn P. Benjamin ...................................................... Choir Director

Preludes and Interludes ............................................................ OrganVocal Numbers:Fourth Degree: “Open the Gates of the Temple” ............................................ ChoirFifth Degree: “Hymn of St. Bernard” ........................................................... Choir “Buried Wheat” ...................................................................... ChoirFourteenth Degree: “When Shall the Nations All Be Free” .................................. ChoirSeventeenth Degree: “Day Spring of Eternity” ....................................................... ChoirEighteenth Degree: “The Royal Craft” .................................................................. ChoirTwenty-seventh Degree: “Dirge” .................................................................................... ChoirTwenty-ninth Degree: Bagpipes ................................................................. Carl T. McBride Trumpet .............................................. Donald B. Davidson, Jr., 33°Thirty-first Degree: “O Isis and Osiris” ................................................................. ChoirThirty-second Degree: “Laudate Nomen Domini” ...................................................... Choir “Magnificat” ............................................................................ Choir “Seven-fold Amen” ................................................................... Choir

Choir Rehearsal9:00 a.m. Friday, May 1, 2015

REGULAR CHOIR MEMBERS: John R. Adams, 33°; G. Wayne Morrison 33°; Robert H. Sherman, 33°; Robin K. Justice, KCCH; Stephen A. Mahnke Sr., KCCH; Roy V. McConkey III, KCCH; Melvin R. Sultemeier, KCCH; Robert N. Bass; Herbert L. Harris Jr.; Dann J. Kelehan; Randall D. Nye; David G. Ripley.

Candidates: If you have musical talent, or just musical aspirations, you will be welcome to join the choir at future reunions. And if you are an organist, we’ll be happy to introduce you to the won-derful 1912 Murray Harris pipe organ that graces our Temple. The music room is located up the steps in the southwest corner of the courtyard.

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HEADS OF THE FOUR SCOTTISH RITE BODIES

Anthony L. Sanford 32° KCCH, Venerable MasterSanta Fe Lodge of Perfection, No. 1

Scott G. Jaquith 32°, Wise MasterAztlan Chapter of Rose Croix, No. 1

Kevin L. Fitzwater, 32°, CommanderCoronado Council of Kadosh, No. 1

Louis M. Weiss, 32°, Master of KadoshNew Mexico Consistory, No. 1

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TWO HUNDRED TWENTY EIGHTH REUNION

Friday, May 1, 2015Class Registration

9:00 AM to 11:00 AM

LUNCH – 11:00 AM

The Lodge of Perfection The work of the Scottish Rite is to inspire and teach man that he must improve, refine and perfect himself. He must become a fit and worthy recipient of the Royal Secret, with the requsite knowledge that such a responsibility demands. The degrees of the Scottish Rite constitute a journey towards ever broadening horizons of knowledge. They teach of a nobler Virtue, Honor and Truth, and of one’s duty to direct one’s life towards those ends in all we think, speak and do. Though each Degree, or Body of Degrees, may have a general theme, no Degree teaches only a single lesson. No symbol has only a single meaning. Rather, our Rite is a great tapestry of Knowledge, where various threads of moral, ethical, philosophical, religious, political and mythical thought and symbols are interwoven to create a great body of teachings and lessons. These lessons have their application both for the individual and for society as a whole. Some of the lessons are easily apparent, others reveal themselves only to the diligent and determined seeker, or worker in the quarry. What you put into your Scottish Rite experience will be returned to you in like measure. The Scottish Rite is composed of four constituted “bodies.” The Lodge of Perfection governs a group known as the Ineffable Degrees. They begin with the Fourth Degree, and culminate with the discovery of the “Ineffable Name of God,” or The Lost Word of Freemasonry, which is discovered in the Thirteenth Degree. Its explanation and meaning will be presented in the Fourteenth Degree, also known as the Degree of Perfection.

SANTA FE LODGE OF PERFECTION, No. 1Anthony L. Sanford, KCCH ............................ Venerable MasterStephen A. Balke .................................................. Senior WardenXavier Anderson .................................................. Junior Warden

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Friday, May 1, 2015, Continued

Melvin R. Sultemeier, KCCH ........................................... OratorJeffrey L. Dobbs, KCCH .................................................. PrelateJose M. Montano, 33° .................................................. SecretaryRoy V. McConkey III, KCCH ...................................... TreasurerRobert H. Sherman, 33° ................................................. AlmonerScott G. Jaquith .............................................................. Sentinel

Charter Granted April 8, 1886

Living Past Venerable Masters

Don L. Helberg, KCCH ....................................................... 1981Donald B. Davidson, Jr. ....................................................... 1989Robert H. Sherman ............................................................... 1991Ernest R. Hazelwood, 33°.......................................................1994John R. Adams, KCCH ........................................................ 1995Sean D. Graystone, 33° ........................................................ 1998Louis R. Jacobs, KCCH ....................................................... 1999Walter M. Zierman, KCCH .................................................. 2000Douglas D. Ottersberg, KCCH, ............................................ 2002Kenneth A. “Dusty” McDaniel ............................................. 2003Dan Lucero, KCCH ............................................................. 2004John F. Holland, 33° ............................................................. 2005George E. Watson, KCCH ................................................... 2006Lomaye “Chips” Hurley, KCCH .......................................... 2010Daniel H. Sutcliffe, KCCH .................................................. 2011Thomas H. Goodgame ......................................................... 2012Roy W. Fincher .................................................................... 2013Roy V. McConkoy III, KCCH ............................................. 2014

Fourth Degree – Secret Master – 12:00 NoonJose M. Montano, 33° – Degree Director

“Secrecy, Obedience and Fidelity.”

Jose M. Montano, 33° ...................................... Venerable MasterRichard E. Knouse ............................................... Senior WardenAdam L. Hathaway ............................................... .Junior WardenGeorge E. Watson, 33° ......................................... Senior DeaconStephen A. Balke .................................................. Junior DeaconRobert M. Maurer ...................................... Secretary / TreasurerScott G. Jaquith ................................................................. Orator

Fifth Degree –Perfect Master – 12:40 PMRonald R. Holloway, 33° – Degree Director

San Juan Scottish Rite Club“Set your house in order.”

Ronald R. Holloway, 33° ............................................. AdoniramJeffrey E. Reynolds ........................................................... ZabudPaul A. Smith ........................................... Master of CeremoniesWillford E. Reynolds ....................................................... ExpertG. Wayne Morrison, 33° ...................................... King SolomonJames H. Rixon ............................................ King Hiram of TyreGlen E. Freidline ............................................................... OratorDavid L. Lawson ......................................................... Pallbearer Ernie D. Shoup ............................................................ Pallbearer

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Friday, May 1, 2015, Continued

Sixth Degree – Intimate Secretary – 1:25 PMRyan S. C. Millis, – Degree Director

“Fidelity, loyalty, discrimination.”

David L. Millis, KCCH .......................................... King SolomonRyan S. C. Millis ............................................................... HiramJerry Ford ................................................... Captain of the GuardJ. Gregory Boyd ................................................................ GuardWilliam F. Sobien .............................................................. Guard

Seventh Degree – Provost and Judge – 1:55 PMLea County Scottish Rite Club

Joe E. Brown, KCCH – Degree Director“Judge not, that ye be not judged.”

Ronald S. Bradburn ........................................................... ZabudJames M. Epperson .......................................................... NabothFrank Izquierdo, KCCH ..................................................... UriahRonald S. Bradburn ............................................ Venerable ChiefJoe E. Brown, KCCH ............................... Master of CeremoniesFrank Izquierdo, KCCH ....................................... Senior WardenWalter G. Gunderson, KCCH .............................. Junior WardenLarry Bishop ..................................................................... Orator

Eighth Degree – Intendant of the Building – 2:40 PMJ. Morrow Hall, KCCH– Degree Director

“Knowledge without its application is of little or no value.”

J. Morrow Hall, KCCH King SolomonMelvin R. Sultemeier, KCCH ........................................... TsadocRobin K. Justice, KCCH ................................................. AhisharRoy V. McConkey III, KCCH ........................................... Orator ............................Master of Ceremonies

Ninth and Tenth DegreesElu of the Nine and Fifteen – 3:40 PM

Mark Z. Oldknow, KCCH &Robin K. Justice, KCCH – Co-Degree Directors“Free Thought, Free Speech, Free Conscience.”

Phillip R. Houtz, KCCH ...................................... King SolomonStephen A. Mahnke, Sr., KCCH .............................. King HiramScott G. Jaquith .............................................................. SatolkinStephen A. Balke ........................................................ Ben DekarRichard E. Knouse ............................................................ BanaisJames H. Rixon ................................................................. JubelaMelvin R. Sultemeier, KCCH ........................................... JubeloRobin K. Justice, KCCH ................................................ JubelumJames T. Forrester, KCCH ................................................ PharosThe Candidate ............................................................ Yehu-Aber ................................................................. Guards

Friday, May 1, 2015, Continued

Eleventh Degree – Elu of the Twelve – 5:00 PMCommunicated

“Liberty.– Equality.– Fraternity.”

DINNER – 5:30 to 6:25 PM

Twelfth Degree – Master Architect – 6:25 PMCommunicated

“Wisdom is the True Masonic Light.”

Thirteenth Degree – Royal Arch of Solomon – 6:40 PMCommunicated

“Whatsoever a man soweth, that also he shall reap.”

Fourteenth Degree – Perfect Elu – 7:00 PMScott L. Ozment – Degree Director

“The Glory of God is to conceal the Word.”

Scott L. Ozment ............................................... Venerable MasterAdam L. Hathaway .............................................. Senior WardenJames H. Rixon .................................................... Junior WardenJames R. Doyle ........................................ Master of CeremoniesChrisopher Leitch ............................................................. PrelateKevin L. Fitzwater ............................................................ OratorJaime A. Reynoso .............................................................. ExpertAlex E. Reber .................................................... Assistant ExpertEric Van Eckoutte ......................................................... SecretaryJames R. Overfelt .......................................................... Treasurer

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The Chapter of the Rose Croix The Fifteenth through Eighteenth Degrees comprise the Chapter of Rose Croix. It commences with the trials of those who have acquired Knowledge, and who wish to climb to yet higher truths. The Chapter of Rose Croix presents Faith, Hope and Charity as sure guides to our actions, and as the safest paths through adversity. We are instructed to follow them in their highest form of human expression: as Compassion and the Law of Love. By this means we will arrive at a solution to one of the great enigmas of Nature and the manifested world.

AZTLAN CHAPTER OF ROSE CROIX, NO. 1Scott G. Jaquith ....................................................... Wise MasterKevin L. FItzwater ............................................... Senior WardenAlec E, Reber ........................................................ Junior WardenNoah Shapiro .................................................................... OratorGeorge E. Moss ........................................ Master of CeremoniesJose M. Montano, 33° .................................................. SecretaryRoy V. McConkey III, KCCH ...................................... TreasurerRobert H. Sherman, 33° Almoner ................................................. Sentinel

Charter Granted October 20, 1909

Living Past Wise MastersDon L. Helberg, 33° ............................................................. 1986Donald B. Davidson, Jr., KCCH .......................................... 1993Sean D. Graystone, KCCH .................................................. 1994José Morales ......................................................................... 1996Robert H. Sherman, KCCH ................................................. 1997Ernest R. Hazelwood, 33° .................................................... 1998John R. Adams, 33°. .............................................................. 1999Duane E. Walker, 33°. ........................................................... 2000Louis R. Jacobs, KCCH ....................................................... 2001Jerry T. Duran, 33° ................................................................ 2004Dan Lucero, KCCH .............................................................. 2005Douglas D. Ottersberg, KCCH ............................................... 2006Stephen H. Spitzer, KCCH ..................................................... 2007David P. Barton, KCCH ...................................................... 2009Daniel H. Sutcliffe, KCCH .................................................. 2010Anthony L. Sanford ............................................................. 2011Jeffrey L. Dobbs, KCCH ...................................................... 2013Adam L. Hathaway .............................................................. 2014

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Friday, May 1, 2015, Continued

Fifteenth Degree – Knight of the East – 8:25 PMCommunicated

“Liberty of Passage.– Freedom of Thought.”

Saturday, May 2, 2015BREAKFAST – 6:00 to 7:00 AM

Sixteenth Degree – Prince of Jerusalem – 7:25 AMCommunicated

“Our Masonic labors end only when we close our eyesupon this world to awaken in another and a better.”

Seventeenth DegreeKnight of the East and West – 7:45 AM

Torrance County Scottish Rite ClubPhillip R. Houtz, KCCH – Degree Director

“He that hath an ear, let him hear.”

Gregory Stihel .............................................. Venerable PreceptorRoy V. McConkey III, KCCH ................................... King Herod ........................................Senior WardenJay M. Draper ........................................................ Junior WardenJames D. Combs ............................................................ SecretaryJason E. Hall ................................................Captain of the GuardJames D. Combs ................................................. John the BaptistPhillip R.Houtz, KCCH Orator ................................................ Chaplain ........................... Master of CeremoniesDonald C. Sultemeier, KCCH .............................................Expert ..................................... Assistant ExpertStephen A. Balke ............................... Sentinel & John of Patmos

CLASS ORGANIZATION ‑ 8:45 AM

Eighteenth Degree – Knight of Rose Croix – 9:10 AMJefferson H. Jordan, Jr., 33° – Degree Director “The Power of Knowledge is Transformative.”

Jefferson H. Jordan, Jr., 33° .................................... Wise MasterPeter H. Deuttra ................................................... Senior WardenJonathan R. Andrews ........................................... Junior WardenKevin L. Fitzwater ............................................................ OratorJason T. Harmon ...................................... Master of Ceremonies

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The Council of Kadosh The Council of Kadosh comprises the Nineteenth through the Thirtieth Degrees. Also known as the “Philosophic and Chivalric Degrees,” they present various concepts of Deity and man’s search to discover Him. Remember that these lessons are provided for instruction, not as doctrine. The manner in which you worship the Creator is a private concern, and Freemasonry will not interfere with it. Our symbols are to be interpreted within the confine of your own beliefs, without intrusion. The Degrees in this series also teach of certain Orders of Knighthood and the lessons we should draw from their history and deeds.\

CORONADO COUNCIL OF KADOSH, No. 1Kevin L. Fitzwater ....................................................CommanderAnthony L. Sanford, KCCH ..........................1st Lt. CommanderJeffrey L. Dobbs, KCCH .............................. 2nd Lt. CommanderM. Adam Ullom ...........................................................ChancellorScott G. Jaquith .................................................................. OratorScott L. Ozment ............................................................... PrelateJose M. Montano, 33° ................................................... SecretaryRoy V. McConkey III, KCCH ....................................... TreasurerRobert H. Sherman, 33° .................................................. AlmonerPhillip R Houtz, KCCH Marshal of Ceremonies .................................................. Sentinel

Charter Granted October 20, 1909

Living Past CommandersNorman C. Ribble, KCCH ................................................... 1973J. Ronald Ferreri, KCCH ..................................................... 1976Robert K. Mitchell, KCCH.................................................... 1989Ernest R. Hazelwood, 33° .................................................... 1990William Lewis, 33° .............................................................. 1994F. Dale Smith, KCCH .......................................................... 1997Dan Lucero, KCCH ............................................................. 2000

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Victor M. J. Pérez, KCCH ................................................... 2003Sean D. Graystone, 33°, G.C ............................................... 2004Donald B. Davidson, Jr., 33° ................................................ 2005Robert H. Sherman, 33° ......................................................... 2006Jose M. Montano, KCCH ..................................................... 2007Tom L. Pool ......................................................................... 2008John R. Adams, 33° .............................................................. 2009Yudi Wong, KCCH .............................................................. 2010Lomaye “Chips” Hurley, KCCH .......................................... 2011Stephen A. Balke .................................................................. 2012Louis R. Jacobs, KCCH ....................................................... 2013Daniel H. Sutcliffe, 33° ........................................................ 2014

Nineteenth Degree – Pontiff – 10:40 AMCommunicated

“The true Mason labors for the benefitof those who are to come after him.”

Twentieth DegreeMaster of the Symbolic Lodge – 11:00 AM

James F. Irick – Degree Director“Truth, Justice, Toleration as the rule

of life, conduct and conversation”James F. Irick ................................................... Venerable MasterDan F. Irick, 33° .................................................... Senior WarderCharles R. Stafford ................................................. Junior WarderEsteban A. Aguilar, Jr. ........................................................ExpertJ. Christopher Fogel .......................................... Assistant ExpertKenneth W. Davis ................................... Master of CeremoniesJavier Lopez .............................. Assistant Master of CeremoniesPhillip W. Schoenberg ....................................................... Orator

LUNCH ‑ 11:45 AM to 1:00 PM

Flag Ceremony will be presented by Heroes of 76

Kit Carson 447 Sojourners

Saturday, May 2, 2015, ContinuedTwenty-first Degree – Noachite Knight – 1:00 PM

“A free and independent Judiciary is indispensable to Human Progress.”

“A free and independent Judiciary is indispensable to Human Progress.”

James D. Lamb, 32° – Degree Director

Joshua B. Lightle, 33° ............................. Venerable CommanderAlex M. Cosby .................................................... Count ReinfredJames D. Lamb ................................................ Adolph the SaxonChristopher A. Larsen ....................................................... OratorBrian T. Moss .............................................. Warden of the NorthJason T. Harmon ........................................ Warden of the SouthStephen A. Balke ........................................................... RecorderVictor M. J. Perez, 33° ....................................................... FiscalJay M. Draper .................................................................. WardenJames R. Overfelt ........................................................... Sentinel

Twenty‑second Degree – Prince of Lebanon – 1:50 PMAlbuquerque Scottish Rite Club

Stephen A. Balke – Degree Director“Dignity of Labor and the measurement of progress.”

James R. Overfelt ............................................. Venerable MasterStephen A. Balke ...................................................Senior WardenCharles R. Stafford ................................................ Junior WardenKevin L. Fitzwater ............................................................. OratorScott G. Jaquith ..................................................................ExpertVictor M. J. Pérez, 33° ....................................... Assistant ExpertRyan S. C. Millis .......................................Master of Ceremonies

Twenty‑third Degree – Chief of the Tabernacle – 2:30 PMAlbuquerque Scottish Rite Club

Phillip R. Houtz, KCCH– Degree Director “Holiness to the Lord.”

Phillip R. Houtz, KCCH ................Aaron, Venerable High PriestStephen Balke ................................... Eleazar, Senior High PriestAdam L. Hathaway ............................ Ithamar, Junior High PriestAlec E. Reber .....................................................................ExpertAnthony L. Sanford, KCCH .............................................. OratorMichael L. Cunningham ...........................Master of Ceremonies

Twenty‑fourth Degree ‑ Prince of the Tabernacle ‑ 3:20 PMCommunicated

“Reason, Knowledge and Faith.”

Twenty‑fifth Degree – Knight of the Brazen Serpent – 3:40 PM Communicated

“God is the Light of the heavens and the earth.”

Twenty‑sixth Degree – Prince of Mercy – 4:00 PMCommunicated

“I am the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending,saith the Lord”

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Twenty‑seventh Degree Knight of the Temple ‑ 4:15 PM

Albuquerque Scottish Rite ClubDan F. Irick, 33° – Degree Director

“As Above, So Below.”Dan F. Irick, 33° ............................................... Venerable MasterJimmy D. Flaming ......................................Captain of the GuardEsteban A. Aguilar, Jr. First Lieutenant ................................. Second LieutenantJames D. Irick ............................................................... ConstansCharles R. Stafford ....................................................First OfficerWilliam Lewis, 33° .............................................. Second OfficerKenneth W. Davis .......................................................... ChaplainMichael R. Emery ...............................................................MonkVictor M. J. Perez, 33° ...................................................... Herald

Twenty‑eighth Degree – Knight of the Sun‑Adept – 5:05 PMCommunicated

“Continence, Obedience, Beneficence.”

Twenty‑ninth DegreeScottish Knight of St. Andrew – 5:25 PM

Albuquerque Scottish Rite ClubAdam L. Hathaway – Director

“Death before dishonor.”Adam L. Hathaway .......................................... Venerable MasterKevin L. Fitzwater ........................................................ PreceptorJames R. Overfelt ................................................................. PriorRoger J. Remy .....................................................................FiscalCarl T. McBride ................................................................ PrelateJaime A. Reynoso ............................................................ SentinelAlec E. Reber .............................................................. CandidateScott L. Ozment ..........................................Captain of the GuardJames R. Doyle .............................................................. MarshalAlex M. Cosby ............................................... Chief Free-BooterMelvin R. Sultemeier, KCCH ........................Second Free-BooteJames H. Rixon .............................................. Third Free-BooterAlbuquerque Scottish Rite Club ...................................... GuardsCarl T.McBride ............................................................. BagpiperJeffrey R. Cheney ........................................................ Trumpeter

Dinner 6:00 PM to 7:00 PMDress is Business Attire.

Order of the ThistlePipes and Drums

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Thirtieth Degree – Knight of Kadosh – 7:00 PM“Vengeance is Thine O Lord! Thou wilt repay!”

First ApartmentDwayne R. Milliron, 33° – Degree Director

Dwayne R. Milliron, 33° .............................................. Preceptor .....................................Spirit of the PastJames B. Payne, 33° ....................................Captain of the GuardMark E. Baxter, 33° ...........................................................Expert

Second ApartmentMcKinley County Scottish Rite Club

G. Wayne Morrison, 33° – Degree Director Robert E. Glass, KCCH ............................................. HierophantG. Wayne Morrison, 33° .............................................. SacrificerJames H. Rixon . .................................... Lieutenant of the Guard

Third ApartmentEsteban “Steve” A. Aguilar, Jr. – Degree Director

J. Christopher Fogel ............................................ Supreme JudgeEstaban A. Aguilar, Jr. ...................................... First Frank JudgePhillip W. Schoenberg ................................. Second Frank JudgeKenneth W. Davis ......................................... Third Frank JudgeJaime A. Reynoso ......................................... Fourth Frank JudgeMitchell M. W. Maloy ........................................ Provost Justice

Fourth ApartmentChevaliers of the Order of DeMolay Scottish Rite CLub

John R. Adams, 33° – Degree Director John R. Adams, 33° ...................................................... PreceptorDwayne R. Milliron, 33° ............................... First Sub PreceptorG. Wayne Morrison, 33° .......................... Second Sub PreceptorJames B. Payne, 33° .......................................................... OratorErnie D. Shoup ....................................... Marshal of Ceremonies

What we have done for ourselves alone dies with us.What we have done for others and the world remains and

is immortal. Albert Pike

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The Consistory The Consistory comprises the final two Degrees that may be applied for in the Scottish Rite. One must pass the final trials of the Thirty-first Degree to prove oneself fit for the great duties assumed, and the profound lesson taught in the Thirty-Second Degree.

NEW MEXICO CONSISTORY, No. 1

Louis M. Weiss ................................................Master of KadoshScott L Ozment .................................................................... PriorAnthony L. Sanford, KCCH ......................................... PreceptorJeffrey Assad .............................................................. ChancellorJose M. Montano, 33° .................................................. SecretaryRoy V. McConkey III, KCCH ...................................... TreasurerRobert H. Sherman, 33° ................................................. AlmonerJaime A. Reynoso ............................................................. PrelateScott G. Jaquith .............................................................. Sentinel

Charter Granted October 20, 1909

Living Past Masters of KadoshDon L. Helberg, 33° ............................................................. 1987John R. Adams ..................................................................... 1990Ernest R. Hazelwood, 33° .................................................... 1991Sean D. Graystone, KCCH .................................................. 1992Duane E. Walker, KCCH ..................................................... 1994Donald B. Davidson, Jr., KCCH .......................................... 1995Robert H. Sherman, KCCH ................................................. 1996Larry J. Brownfield, KCCH ................................................. 1997José Morales ......................................................................... 1999Walter M. Zierman, KCCH .................................................. 2003Stephen H. Spitzer, KCCH .................................................. 2004L. “Chips” Hurley, KCCH ................................................... 2005John F. Holland, 33°............................................................... 2007Dan Lucero, 33° ................................................................... 2008 LeRoy W. Thompson ........................................................... 2009Phillip R. Houtz ................................................................... 2010Yudi Wong, KCCH .............................................................. 2011Louis R. Jacobs, KCCH ....................................................... 2012Adam L. Hathaway .............................................................. 2013Jeffrey L. Dobbs, KCCH ...................................................... 2014

Sunday, May 3, 2015 Continued

Sunday, May 2, 2015SUNDAY BREAKFAST 6:30 ‑ 7:45 AM

Thirty-first Degree – Inspector Inquisitor“The Peace and Truth of God be with you always.”

Hall of Justice – 8:00 AM Yudi Wong, KCCH – Degree Director

Yudi Wong, KCCH .......................................................... Husiris Adam L. Hathaway ............................................................. AtumScott G. Jaquith ...................................................................... MaStephen A. Balke .................................................................... IsisSam A. Hedrick Jr., KCCH .......................................... NephthysBert P. Dalton, 33° ............................................... Soul of CheresJames H. Rixon ................................................................. AmsetRichard E. Knouse ............................................................... HepiJohn E. Van Eckhoutte .................................................Tau MutefPhillip R. Houtz, KCCH ..............................................KebsenuffDavid G. Ripley ..................................................................ThothRoger Remy ...................................................................... Anupa

Hall of EquityPajarito Scottish Rite Club

Robert K. Justice, KCCH – Degree Director

Robbin K. Justice, KCCH ............................ Venerable PresidentArthur A. Dye ..................................................... First CounselorRoger A. Weinke ............................................ Second CounselorRichard E. Garland ............................................ Provost Marshal

SagesJames Forrester, KCCH – Degree Director

James Forrester, KCCH ............................................. .ZarathustraLouis M. Weiss ................................................................... Manu ................................................... Hermes .............................................. ConfuciusRichard E. Garland ............................................................ Moses .................................................... Minos ..................................................... Numa .................................................... Alfred

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Thirty‑second Degree – Master of the Royal Secret“Ex Oriente Lux.”

First Section – 9:30 AMMark Z. Oldknow, KCCH – Degree Director

Mark Z. Oldknow, KCCH ............................... Master of KadoshLarry J. Brownfield, 33° ....................................................... PriorEverett R. Goodman II ................................................. PreceptorJonathan R. Andrews ........................................ Minister of StateJay M. Draper ........................................... Master of Ceremonies

Camp GuardsJeffrey A. Assad – Guard Director

Jeffrey A. Assad ......................................... Captain of the GuardRoy V. McConkey III, KCCH .................................... Ninth TentGlen E. Freidline ....................................................... Eighth TentMelvin R. Sultemeier, KCCH ................................. Seventh TentSteven ‘Shane’ Wallin ................................................. Sixth TentSteven ‘Don’ Wallin ..................................................... Fifth TentPhillip R. Houtz, KCCH ........................................... Fourth TentScott G. Jaquith ........................................................... Third TentDonald C. Sultemeier, KCCH .................................. Second TentTodd C. Brown ............................................................. First Tent ......................................... Fifth StandardDaniel H. Sutcliffe, 33° ...................................... Fourth StandardG. Wayne Morrison, 33° ...................................... Third StandardVictor M. J. Perez, 33° ...................................... Second Standard ........................................ First StandardDonald B. Davidson Jr., 33° .............................................. Drums

Second Section – 10:15 AMMark Z. Oldknow, KCCH – Degree Director

Mark Z. Oldknow, KCCH ............................... Master of KadoshLarry J. Brownfield, 33° ....................................................... PriorEvertt R. Goodman II ................................................... PreceptorJonathan M. Andrews ....................................... Minister of StateJay M. Draper .............................................. Master of the Guard

Class Picture(After the closing of the Consistory)THE SCOTTISH RITE LIBRARY

Our library is located in the candidates’ dormitory on the floor above the office. The collection is limited, but you might find some treasures. Candidates and members are welcome to browse the library; we just ask that you put the books and pamphlets back in the spot you found them. Most of the books displayed may be checked out. Since many members come to Santa Fe only for the semi-annual reunions, books may be checked out to be returned at the next reunion. Take the book you wish to borrow to the office to check it out. Our library has been little used in the past. If interest increases, we may be able to add to the collection.

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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!

Members of the class, you are no longer candidates. You are now full-fledged members of the Scottish Rite Bodies of Santa Fe. When you assemble for your class photograph you will be continuing a tradition that is even older than our building. The Scottish Rite was first started in Santa Fe in 1886, when we received our charter (signed by Grand Commander Albert Pike) for the Lodge of Perfection degrees (4-14). The other three charters were granted in 1909. These charters are hanging in the wardrobe room. Our very first class for all the degrees was held in 1909, before the building was constructed. A composite portrait of this class is displayed in the dining room. Enlarged copies of the photographs of each class since then, most of them taken on the front steps, are bound in albums and kept in the library in the candidates’ dormitory. You will not be forgotten by the Santa Fe Scottish Rite, and we hope you will not forget us. If you found the degrees you just received to be valuable and meaningful, we encourage you to return to help confer them on new brethren in the future. As you have seen, it takes many people to present the degrees, operate the stage sets, move props, provide music, cook and serve the food and so on. You will be welcome if you come back to future reunions to help us keep this worthy enterprise going. You will be able to stay in our dormitories without charge, and you will find that the fellowship you have seen here continues to grow each reunion. In addition to helping confer the degrees, you will be welcome to see them again and again. As you know, taking all 29 degrees in just three days is an intense experience, and there is much that you will have missed. Watching a few of the degrees at a time in the future, without the stress the candidates’ schedule naturally creates, will be rewarding. You will always see and learn something new. In addition to programs for each reunion, we will send you a quarterly bulletin. In the fourth-quarter bulletin you will find a dues envelope for the coming year. This is the only dues notice you will receive unless you become delinquent. You will also receive a monthly magazine from the Supreme Council informing you of Scottish Rite and other Masonic activities on the national level. Please remember to let us know when you change your address. We will notify the Supreme Council and thus its publications and ours will follow you to your new home. In addition to our semi-annual reunions, we have monthly busi-ness meetings at the Temple on the fourth Monday of each month except July and December. You are very welcome to attend!

HELP CHILDREN READNEW MEXICO SCOTTISH RITE FOUNDATION

The New Mexico Scottish Rite Foundation is a non-profit corporation which has been organized solely for a combination of educational, charitable and scientific purposes, including the establishment and operation of clinics for childhood learning disabilities and language disorders. Training centers are in full operation in the Temple in Las Cruces and our newer centers in San Juan Lodge No. 25 (Aztec) , Bethlehem Lodge No. 56 (Belen), Mesa Lodge No. 68 (Albuquerque); Sandoval Lodge No. 76 (Rio Rancho); and Edgewood Lodge No. 82 (Edgewood). They serve children in the area who have reading problems which the local schools do not have the resources to correct. Scores of children have successfully completed the program and have found new success in their public school experience, but many others are on the waiting list. Many New Mexico teachers have taken courses in multi-sensory techniques pioneered by the Dallas Scottish Rite Children’s Hospital and the Scottish Rite Learning Center of West Texas in Lubbock. Your help is needed to make this project a success! Tax deductible donations can be made to the foundation by mailing them to:

New Mexico Scottish Rite Foundation6501 America’s Parkway NE, Suite 3700

Albuquerque, NM 87110

WHAT YOU CAN DO: 1. Let your local school district know you have an interest in this area. 2. Help us build a contact list of local diagnostic staff and resource room teachers who would like more information. 3. Learn what your local school district receives, budgets and spends for educating the learning-disabled.

HELP PRESERVE THE TEMPLE

On December 13, 1995, the Santa Fe Scottish Rite Temple Preservation Foundation was born. A 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, it is charged with the preservation, renovation and maintenance of the Temple in Santa Fe. The Temple is our legacy to the future of the Scottish Rite, and we need to leave it in good condition for future generations of Scottish Rite Masons. Should funds be given for a specific project, they will be spent on that project when it is undertaken. Your support of this worthy cause is heartily encouraged.

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CONDENSED SCHEDULE OF THE WORK(Degree Times are approximate)

Actors should please show up one hour early!

Friday, May 1, 2015 9:00 to 11:00 AM ............................. Registration of the Class 11:00 AM - NOON .................................................. LUNCH 11:30 AM ............ Regular Meeting of the Coordinate Bodies 11:30 AM ................................. Class Meets in the Classroom NOON .......................................... Fourth Degree – Conferred 12:40 PM ......................................... Fifth Degree – Conferred 1:25 PM .......................................... Sixth Degree – Conferred 1:55 PM ...................................... Seventh Degree – Conferred 2:40 PM ........................................ Eighth Degree – Conferred 3:40 PM ....................... Ninth and Tenth Degrees – Conferred 5:00 PM ............................ Eleventh Degree – Communicated 5:30 to 6:25 PM ....................................................... DINNER 6:25 PM ............................... Twelfth Degree – Communicated 6:40 PM .......................... Thirteenth Degree – Communicated 7:00 PM ................................. Fourteenth Degree – Conferred 8:25 PM ............................ Fifteenth Degree – Communicated

Saturday, May 2, 2015 6:00 to 7:00 AM .............................................. BREAKFAST 7:25 AM .......................... Sixteenth Degree – Communicated 7:45 AM .............................. Seventeenth Degree – Conferred 8:45 AM .................................................... Class Organization 9:10 AM ................................ Eighteenth Degree – Conferred 10:40 AM .............................. Nineteenth Degree – Conferred 11:00 AM ................................ Twentieth Degree – Conferred 11:45 AM to 1:00 PM ............................................... LUNCH 1:00 PM ............................... Twenty-first Degree – Conferred 1:50 PM .......................... Twenty-second Degree – Conferred 2:30 PM .............................. Twenty-third Degree – Conferred 3:20 PM .................... Twenty-fourth Degree – Communicated 3:40 PM ....................... Twenty-fifth Degree – Communicated 4:00 PM ...................... Twenty-sixth Degree – Communicated 4:15 PM ......................... Twenty-seventh Degree – Conferred 5:05 PM ................... Twenty-eighth Degree – Communicated 5:25 PM ............................. Twenty-ninth Degree – Conferred 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM ................................................. DINNER 7:00 PM .... Thirtieth Degree (All 4 Apartments) – Conferred

Sunday, May 3, 2015 6:30 to 7:45 AM .............................................. BREAKFAST 8:00 AM ................................ Thirty-first Degree – Conferred 9:30 AM ...... Thirty-second Degree (1st Section) – Conferred 10:15 AM ... Thirty-second Degree (2nd Section) – Conferred

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