Hackberry High School - Mustang Roundup Yearbook (Hackberry, LA)

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ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Pam LaFleur PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Don’t sit idle and let the world pass you by. As a student you should be involved in the school to learn your role in life as an adult. Learn how our government functions. Take pride in your school, community, state, and nation. Be an active mem ber of society. Do your share to make this natiin a better one in which to live. No doubt this country needs leaders. However, just as importantly, it needs active members who are willing to work to keep it strong. A nation is only as strong as its people. Stand up and be counted as a strong member of this wonderful nation. No one is bet- ter than you, but you are no better than anyone else until you do something to prove it. (Laird) Prove that you are worthy of respect from others. And as you prove yourself to others, the country will be proving itself to other countries. You and other members of society will be proving that the United States of America is the best. FAREWELL MESSAGE It has truly been an honor to serve the people of this fine community and to represent you on the Cameron Parish School Board. Much prog- ress has been made through the combined efforts of the school board and administration staff along with the support of the people. Kinder garten, vocational agriculture, remedial reading, special ed., speech therapy, and French have been made in to the school’s curriculum. Physi- cal improvements and additions have been made to the school plant. In addition to a good program and a fine faculty, we have been fortunate to have an outstanding facility. I have enjoyed serving as your school board member and hope that our school and community will continue to grow and prosper. 10 Mr. C.A. Riggs School Board Member