Atascadero High School - Santa Lucia Yearbook (Atascadero, CA)

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HE STUDENTS, faculty, and staff are happy to take this official oppor- tunity for pleasant regrets to wish a deep-felt message of farewell to Mr. Hugo Anderson, beloved teacher and friend of thousands of students and fellow teachers who have treaded the halls of our school for the past twenty-eight years. lt is very difficult to say goodbye to someone who has grown to mean so much to us, but at the same time it is inspiring and agree- able lo reflect on Mr. Anderson's happy graceful departure from thirty-seven years of steady, successful, dignified teaching life. It was at Augustana University, in Rock Island, Illinois, that Mr. Anderson's teach- ing career began when he was still working for his Master's Degree. After teaching at various private schools he came to Atasca- dero in I923 and stayed ever since, be- PK K.. Gif GAIN l'l7Dlfl'l X cause his work and the community proved to be just what he liked. His truest happinesses have always come as the result of joy in being among people. His optimistic view on things and an ina- bility ever to become ruffled have also been direct factors in his amiable nature. Music, too, has always been one of his en- joyments, and Mr. Anderson looks forward to his birthday each year, when his daugh- ter takes him down to Los Angeles to hear the Philharmonic Summer Operetta. And so it is--with a mixture of sadness, joy, and myriad of thanks that we wish Mr. Anderson a bon voyage to new activities, and may a lovely gathering of fond mem- ories and a certain peace in heart be with him forever.

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