Anderson High School - Afterthought Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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53' ' uf. Wg,-,X N xl of Q- X The purchasing power acquired by eighteen year olds as put to good use bv Steve Cram as he broudly sngns the Contract for a new Porsbhe Anderson students recerve fmrst-hand experience at using the votrng rnachlne from Mrs Madaienne McCuIley QI'3dU8t9 Z3 Bobby Brockett Barbara Bronson Ban Brower Rhonda Brown Robert Brown Leslie BFUCG

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8yea od ghs OCUS On August 27 brought with it the 11 u sual excitement of starting school, but this year there was some- thing! else. This was ...fs fthe date iii i that 1,8-yeareolds received their legal adult rightsp Youths of Texas now had all the privileges and hardships that come with growing up For many the thrill of being able to legally buy alcohol was so overwhelming that the other aspects of the law were completely forgotten One could now own property enter into contracts and get thrown into rails For some the law was enacted too late but for many of the seniors of 74 it was perfect timing l think its about time said senior Steve Crain If we can be sent over seas to fight a war then we should have full adult rights lt was a bright future that faced this new adult graduating class They had the treasured rec ognition and responsi bility that previous gen erations of 18 year olds had yearned for . . . , . I .:' V K . k .1 , fi f Q , . ' a. . . ' - I , 1 5 1 L' wi. ri , . 5 A ' ,A , 5 . A . f - 1- . . .1 , ...IT . . , I Qu f- 1-'I . .1 I -' , , .., - ,i or K H , ,-- , 22,1 , H . .f . - , - . A 4 A .. ...gi . I 5+ , , -M in I IV - YT .fii , '. A in K' . ' 'fl-' xii K I :V K I l V V K K I K V 1' K V A .. . . 'Vi' ' ' . . , . I 2.51. -rg S91 tling 'SSS Janice Booth Cindy Bosworth Eugene Bradford J m Brannen Cha les Bredth Delia Brewster

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