Students, families, colleges and funding agencies contributed data to determine the educational status of the alumni of Laguna-Acoma High School in New Mexico. Of the 749 students graduating from the school from its opening in 1964 to 1974, sixty-two students, or 8%, received a baccalaureate degree by August of 1978. New Mexico colleges and universities conferred the majority of these degrees. The gradepoint averages of the college graduates at the time of their high school graduation ranged from 3.987 to 1.818. Their Rank in Class ranged from first to fifty-first. The graduates entered nineteen different major fields of study, but education (30%) and business administration (14%) were by far the most popular. There are brief breakdowns by ethnic background and graduating class. An appendix lists the college graduates, their schools, and their major fields of study. (SB)