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Two Japanese men talking with Charles Akins in front of a bulletin board at Anderson High School.

"Anderson High School. A new high school was opened in 1907. This two story framed building was located at the Northwest corner of Olive and Curve street." The building appears to be an "L" configuration. Used from 1908 to 1912.

Overton, Volma interviewed by Anthony Orum on 04/30/1984

Overton, Volma interviewed by Anthony Orum on 04/30/1984

Overton, Volma interviewed by Anthony Orum on 04/30/1984

Group portrait of the Anderson High School Band Capades, 1963-1964. Identified individuals in the image include Hige Russell, Velvee Stranger, Gloria Arnold, Carolyn White, Brenda Douglas, A.O. Patterson, Ida Hicks, Addie Powell, Audrey Powell, Nelda Spears, Audray Berry, and Norman Scales. "UH-42" is written on the back of the print.

View of the Anderson High School Band on stage during it's last concert, 1971. "UH-22" is written on the back of the print.

View of the Anderson High School Band arranged in formation on a basketball court during it's last concert, 1971. The conductor is standing in the middle of the band. "UH-24" is written on the back of the print.

The Anderson High School Band marching in Governor Connally's Inauguration Parade in 1963. The Anderson High School Band was the first black band to play in an inauguration parade in Texas. "UH-33" is written on the back of the print.

Group portrait of the Anderson High School Band Capades, 1963-1964. Identified individuals in the image include Hige Russell, Velvee Stranger, Gloria Arnold, Carolyn White, Brenda Douglas, A.O. Patterson, Ida Hicks, Addie Powell, Audrey Powell, Nelda Spears, Audray Berry, and Norman Scales. "UH-42" is written on the back of the print.

Group portrait of members of the Anderson High School Band standing in front of the old Anderson High building in 1971. "UH-48 is written on the back of the print"

Group portrait of members of the Anderson High School Band standing in front of the old Anderson High building in 1971. "UH-48 is written on the back of the print"

The Anderson High School Band on stage with director A.O. Patterson in 1960. "UH-7" is written on the back of the print

Group portrait of members of the Anderson High School Band standing in front of the old Anderson High building in 1971. "UH-48 is written on the back of the print"

The Anderson High School Band on stage with director A.O. Patterson in 1960. "UH-7" is written on the back of the print

Students boycotting the closing of L.C. Anderson High School. The school was ordered closed in 1971 by a federal judge as part of desegregation. African-American students and parents sit on sidewalks and cars to protest the closing.

Exterior view of the old Anderson High School located at 1607 Pennsylvania Avenue. The brick building has decorative brickwork at the top. The road in front is gravel and a car parked is partially visible.

Anderson High School students line up outside the schoolhouse which is either at Olive and Curve Streets or at Pennsylvania Street (currently Kealing Middle school). This class is composed of mostly female students.

View of the Anderson High School Band arranged in formation on a basketball court during it's last concert, 1971. The conductor is standing in the middle of the band. "UH-24" is written on the back of the print.

Anderson High School graduating class of 1960. The school was originally named E.H. Anderson and later renamed L.C. Anderson. The school was Austin's all-black high school for many years until students were integrated following desegregation.

A group of construction workers erect a light pole (which is propped up on four sides with supporting poles) at the Anderson High School football field.