South Terrebonne High School - Notre Temps Yearbook (Bourg, LA)

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Administration Just as a building needs a firm base so does an educational system. The foundation on which our school rests is our faculty. The ideas, ideals, and information they impart become part of our lives. Long after we have forgotten many of the details of school life, We remember the personal interest shown by an understanding admin- istrator or the stimulating experi- ences evoked by an enthusiastic teacher. When we leave school, we leave behind classroom problems that once seemed so momentous, even records of scholastic progress that once seemed so all-important. But we take with us, in addition to the knowledge and skills gained, con- fidence in ourselves, eager antici- pation of the future, pride in our school, and faculty friendships that will last a lifetime. Vice-principal Saucier presents Glenna Williams and Courtney Roberts with certi- ficates for their winning essays on smok- ing hazards.