Anderson High School - Afterthought Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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I I Ill was truly living. Going to Anderson presented students with a rare opportunity to learn in the midst of nature and beauty, in the days when the environment was un- ceasingly being destroyed by a technological world. We could ride our bikes, coasting down the rolling hills in spacious wooded areas. Appropriately, nearly all streets were named after a certain mountain, hill or tree. Life up in the hills was full of exciting experiences - at Anderson, things were happening for the very first time. There were new people to meet, im- portant decisions to make, many things to be done. And the challenges that students had to face with the be- ginning of Anderson taught them more about life, more about living in the hills.

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