Anderson High School - Afterthought Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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The reunion of Ariderson,stuqeuntsrwitih those from Lanier around the memorable founlainlbroughl back fond memories oflpast yearsinlthe , h I , , - , , , , , samescoo - ,A N , Remembering how it usedto be gave feelings of If1d9ClSlQ!'1'fQ'U'lOS6, W 5 who were sodmucln apart oi McCallum and were soheduled to become tfA rln ' HDBF 'O U GVSQ, - f -, . Y A t, Anderson presented many quje's!'io'n, marks in,jh-eilmlnds-1-Qfil future students and lhe1'e'mptiness.'6f the unfinished 'building oiferedifno reassufancet ,, 1 ' , ' ' - -,lf - V . Y . 45 , , if O' , 'E UI? INI enhtheiqp' of Q. S oolgwasi bling ht 9'4- to have shades of I to the separate feveder Naturally? attitudes, ideas and expectations stemmed fromwhat each individual was already accustomed to at his old high school. How in- volved the student was at his former school and how involved he expected to be at Anderson helped to determine whether he faced the move with hesitation, jrepidatlon or enthusiasmt it W,,.. ,, it ,,, -7

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What do I feel like about going to the new school? Well . . . It's so new. New desks, new people, new class- rooms, new teachers. . lVIcCallum is no longer mine. I feel sort of sad about leaving fond mem- ories but all the excitement and ad- venture of going to a new school is so intriguing. I feel kind of scared, but I know everything is gonna be un. Maybe I'Il be in the first student council or the first band. I' could even win one of the first trophies or be in the Homecoming Court, if there is one. I ' . But there are always worries . . . will I like the new people? Will I have Qfq Nf 'fm the same good chance of being elected a club officer? Will I like the teachersrand will they like me? Will there be any strong disagreements? Most of my friends are coming to Anderson, so l'm not alone. But then why do I feel so scared and lonely? Maybe itfs because I dont have tradi- tion to fall back on. I have to start from scratch. I I lov vet with l c mer seem so dif- ferentlto begin lt's hard realize Well well , be friends. will mscared. . Most of I ran around. with this go -back tor Lanier. l lI out of their groups and clubs and Our friendship will 3 not begone-but it will be separated. I 3Yet theylwill be separated from us 'too as ,we meet new Deopleand join new clubs. Th'ey'lIf feel ia rejectionf whenswe finally find ourselves yell-Z ing, AGO. Anderson. Beat Lanierlug As I meet small groups ofpeople' from McCallum and talk about Hour . school. I get goose bumps l'm scared . but. , . it could work.

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