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

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Memories include small items Although we sometimes rank homecoming, carnival, the prom or graduation as the most important events of any year, we often find that our most vivid memories are those of everyday happenings-like primping at odd moments, or working on a home economics project, or practicing cheers during seventh period. Sometimes, we recall lining up to take the tuberculine test or to have school pictures made. Perhaps it is an important chess game we remember best, or the ,mad dash through crowded halls between classes. Perhaps it is buying lunch tokens in the mornings or standing in line for lunch. Regardless of which individual memories we cherish most, there is one mental image which we all share-the chaotic appearance of our lockers.

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