Anderson High School - Afterthought Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Z9 0014 0 506ICdfIOI2 QQ STANDING: lay Smith, Clint Small, Jr., Mrs. Hulon W. Black, Jack S. Gray. SEATEDg Thomas A. Graham, Charles N. Avery, Jr., Mrs. Garrie Bray. Mr. Charles N. Avery, Jr. - - - - - President Mr. Thomas A. Graham - - - - -Vice President Mrs. Garrie Bray ---- - - Secretary The Board of Education represents the public in its supervising capacities and it acts as an executive commit- tee of the public to see that policies and procedures are made and executed in the best interest of all. The Class of 1960 wishes to express its appreciation and thanks to the Board for making it possible for us to re- ceive our education from excellent administrators and faculty members, whose every effort has been to prepare us for better living and for rendering a great service to humanity.

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zce 9314122 C400 ART L. GAINES A WORD FROM OUR VICE PRINCIPAL The eloquent and enthusiastic manner, in which those responsible for this publication have gone about their assignment, has been both satisfying and gratifying from this point of view. You have kept pace favorably with other projects of our school and at the same time set new examples for others to follow in future years. The school occupies a place in the community that has not been surpassed by any other service institution. The attitude of individuals toward the school is a human reflection of the school that has been fixed in their minds over a period of years or at the climax of a series of events or occasions. Whether an individual looks upon the school with pride, or whether with disgust, this attitude stems from the impression that the school has made upon him and the public in general. I am delighted to be a part of and endorse your worthy efforts to motivate school spirit and pride in our student body.