Terrebonne High School - Trawler Yearbook (Houma, LA)

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A. E. PHILLIPS, Principal Admin isfrafion 9 MH. A. li. l'HlI.l,ll'S. l'rin4'ipnl 1910 L. lTfXl.I.fXS ROGERS. l,l'l'Ill'flNIl lflu

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3 Nlli. l.UlllS ll. ROGERS Prinrifml me rinciloa To the Seniors from the Principal: Ygu are graduating into 3 world gif strife and turmoil. Your country has been challenged. Will we be able to preserve the Democracy which we have toiled So hard to preserve? Will we he able to meet this threat to our way of life? These are some ofthe many questions which will face you in your span of life. What new Frontiers lie ahead? Abundance is here for the taking. lTon't bemoan your lost Frontier. It is even now flashing on your horizon. A gorgeous land lies before you, fair and more beautiful than man has ever known. Out of the laboratory will come new processes to multiply. almost infinitely, ma- terial things for your America: only if you will hold open the channels of free science, unfettered thought. and the right of man to use his talents to the utmost. will this frontier be worth the undertaking. Wlieii you leave this campus may you resolve to pay your debt to your parents, teachers, and your community by assuming the full responsibilities of citizenship in this great nation of ours. That you will meet this challenge and that you will unfold this new horizon is our wholehearted wish. NIR, IAWRICNIIH U. W.-Nil li5l'MIK HRS. 4,1l.i'llRli NIICIIALIK Ht-1--I'r'inripul M'r'r1'fr1ry l s l 'Z S 2