Chalmette High School - Maroon Memories Yearbook (Chalmette, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1960 volume:

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H, I Q 1 ar-of Levy Mayeux John Pasenh ne In loving remembrance of our classmates, whose frnendllness and happy ways made our youth more pleasant 5 ex, , if-,Q is 4 f .pres ,twig - , ,KM QQ, f K Q, rr. 7 A -'fad f H-r. ,gr W.. Q. we CAM' 'SQ 1' L, 4 ' r .. .f il M' i ' r fb?-'W .rd 5 -me fa,.,, B! --4 R., 'wi-wg 3-M . J 5,29 - f 3 -'Ks . .M 'H,1Q,,'5..f .3 ., 'N0' -rg? for-a Y? ,af MOUTH Like a frayed ribbon the tri-tongued mouth of the river spreads itself through the drowned marsh Tuesday, 1699, the brothers Bienville and lberville, approaching from the opposite direction .4-.Tv-My-I r I, f- nw A 'I I In I k .s.,,,,w...,,, V, W I I T- ' S afS:5r.:..I3 ,I HNWL WMA! .-'W'!f.,,,TTf' W' ff? My E md .N .W NM ,Q . .fifty M ..., ' M 'M' '1'- if -sk -14,4113-. W I-wi M+'1l-slug - S--were -45 . df. N . 1 gy, I ,vw 1 '.',k ' A ,:QiQ, S X 'fin' lJ5au..5 H 1, C MISSISSIPPI Jlv - .9 ? - M.. -in.. 2L5Z6'n9inwv49 A9.d6ubt new Gfcfnmw to enter the gulf. Here La Salle planted the cross and the Fleurde Lis of France. On Slmrove its tenuous entrance and began the long ascent to Found a colony. JOSEPHJ DAVIES JR Superrntendem St Bernard Parrsh School Board ADMINISTRATION ANTHONY FERNANDEL, Assrstanr Superrntendenr and Elementary Sghool Supervlsor ANNET I E LEVET, Admrnrstra FLOYD ROY, Asslstant Superln uve ASSISIHHI for Speclal tendenr and Vrsrung Teacher Servrces I s g 1 1. 'Yi IT: AQ ,Q krmlmmmr 'Br 'f-r-,K MARIETTA PEREIRA ASSlSl3l1'L Superrntendent and Elementary School Supervrsor 1 E 5 2 is Q, THELMA DEANO, Admmrsrra uve Assrstanr for Lunchroom Program V ., l X lg'-E xr' NNX n 1 My i nk- I ir ZV'v N'l'i 'N -L I r ' 2 4 : A 'rr ' we ',1 2' - tf - ' I 1 N 7 I , - 7 I Tl , I X Xxx M ' I wi lx , Ng H' X' fx 1. X ' I ' --W 'j:r1?f?',- r, ' .V :rr , ms, L-.R ,KA K fr, I, . .1561 I . I m E l I l , '3 I - . l 0 1 I Y .' .,,,!.,,, K K xxg .ly SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS FRONT ROW CeorgeSchm1dL Josephj Davres I Superrrrremiem IrxmJ G jausbeu I R Gehrkm SECOND ROW LCOl1P6I'l11L18I'O PerdmaudSx1wera Joseph Rouesell George Duchmamr SCHOOL BOARD 44 XX X X X X xo xx i OH-ICI: WORKhRS Mrs Idr Mae George Pu Roll Clerk Nirs Darlene Brdremm Rerepuoum Ir Ill Rum Bookkeeper 0' --4 in A R3 .4v ?'f5I ' 0 . xv fi' -J' 'x' 4 l ,f A I fiffikf Iwi 1: I s JOE ERNST, B.E. MARY HAMILTON, B.A, PATRICIA HEBERT, B.S. Tulane University Mississippi St. College Southwestern La. Institute Social Studies, Phys. Ed. Duke University English Mathematics r-5' 5 5' . LUCILLE HELMICH, B.S. HAROLD HELSCHER, B.S. STANLEY HURSTELL, B.M.E., Wayne State University La. State University M.M.E. World History, Home Economics Boys' Physical Education La. State University Elementary Instrumental Music px 'Q v RN 13 ELIZABETH LAIRD, B.S. FLORENCE LAMER, B.A. MARY LANGFORD, B.S. Wm. Carey Baptist College Newcomb College La, State University Physical Education Biology Home Economics 'I2 if i I REX EMMA LAWS, B.A. ANNETTE LEVET, M,A., Ph.B. ODETTE LEVET, M.A. Ph.B. Louisiana College Loyola University Loyola University English Algebra Bookkeeping, French ..,.-Q A J' EARL LEWIS, B.A., M.A. TRAVIS LONG, B.A. CELIA MOORE, B.A., B.SL.S. Culver-Stockton Hood College Central State College La. State University English, Speech University of Oklahoma American History, Biology Librarian 'r-Q. CARRIE NOBILE, B.A. . VERA NUSCHLER, B.S. MAJOR ORTEGO, B,S. GreenSb0rO College Tulane University Southwestern Louisiana Institute EI1gliSh Mathematics Social Studies I3 ELIZABETH PEARE, B.A. Cornell University English ROSE MARIE SINAGRA, B.A. Southeastern La. College Typing, Shorthand ll ' . .af 'r r FAYE RIST, B.S. MYRON-REAGAN, B.A, Southwestern Louisiana Institute Louisiana State University Mathematics Physics and Chemistry B baf'-afar, 5 Wag 41:9 .. 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K i-.J NL, . tx f HDST V f f S 'a 5 ' A N., ,'-Egg! I' fwfff, svfu ff A x ' X , , 4 , r 'f fl ' Wk 'tn !fff,,,:ffff' M ' I j ' f' W ' xx S I ,bi I f V V 2:4 f' PATRICIA ALLISON The sunlight of her hair radiates the warmth and sincerity of her nature. Pat scores not only as a friend but also as one of Chalmette's softball stars and an active member of the Lerterettes. FRANCES ASCHEBROCK Black, sparkling eyes reveal the power of under- standing for which Frances is noted. A meritorious scholar, award winner in many fields, rally entrant winning essayist, it is no wonder that she was chosen Most Intelligent Girl of 1960. JOE BARCELONA Energetic, fun-loving Joe is always laughing even when serious. He puts himself wholeheartedly into sports and his other interests. A speedy member of basketball and track teams, he is also an excellent swimmer and diver. ROBERT BEARD That genial fellow behind the candy bar has a well-mannered, pleasant smile for everyone. A lover of all sports, he can be counted on for 'school spirit to back the team. FERNAND BEAUCOUDRAY With a friendly laugh and the ding dong of his car bell this well-groomed, goodlooking, courteous fellow approaches. Often nominated for these titles, Ferdie is also a rally contestant, member of Student Council and of Chorus. ROBERTA BEGUE Though a newcomer, Bobby has made many friends. Not only the possessor of many essay medals for other years, she has won here the Voice of De- mocracy Contest and has been a strong contender in others. GERALD BOOS Here's the chap who gets your newspaper to the printer's and home again. Not only valuable on Owl Staff, Track Team, and in Chorus, Gerald's sense of humor also guarantees fun for any group FAY BOYLE Member of Newman Club and F.H.A. Fay has also attended Leadership Conference, returning as Business Manager of The Owl. Forth-right and honest, she is an alert and useful person. an 'Ga ., , ag , +I. 1 ' W? 4 o -. ,Q .K t-.D A Is-. '? V' 2 'Wi' -. 3 'X 'U Q ,.g,,,. 'WL' .vf ,-.. . 'Q 0 .a'i if I ' .fa 3 45' 1q'b'! isa., SE WOLF BRAND Quiet and reserved, Wolf goes steadily about his affairs. His love of music is evinced by his cornet lessons, and a further interest is mechanical drawing. His meticulous methods should prove valuable in the engineering career he plans. LINDA BROUSSE This quiet, pretty, poised lass hides beneath her gentle manner a great deal of courage and an indomitable will. Whenever a task is set before her, you can count on her to accomplish it. GLORIA BURAS Though small in stature, Gloria's fine qualities give her a generous height. She speaks her beliefs firmly and is willing to do her part, She loves to sew and is an active member of F. HA. CATHERINE BURNS Say it with music! This fits our Cathy well, for she has been a valuable member of the band since eighth grade. Besides this talent in music, she has a wonderful sense of humor and is fun to be with. TILLIE CAMPO A talented athlete, she excels in many fields. She can make a basket or pitch a curve ball. Versatility is the word. Secretary of Letterettes, Tillie has made her mark in sports. DIANE CANTRELL Click, click, Diane is typing, transcribing her own careful shorthand. What a loyal and friendly girl this typist is. She should go far toward becoming a valuable secretary. MARIE CARDERARA A level-headed, thinking person, her quiet attentive- ness marks her as an interested student. Member of Pep Squad, Newman Club, F.H.A., and F.B.L.A., Marie has taken an active part in campus life. MATTHEW CARDERARA Matteo's genial smile marks him as one easy to get along with. Summer finds him skimming along on skis behind a speedy boat. His choice of the Naval Reserves is a natural. SIDNEY CARLINI Tall, quiet Sidney performs rather than talks about it, A veteran band member, he is also a valuable man on Track Day when his long legs lap up the Mile Run, A former Vice President of Key Club, he is a good citizen. CAROLYN CAROLLO Take heed, for here is a girl who may be small in height, but who is thought of by many in a big way. She has stood as a symbol of honesty, politeness, and joy through her years, taking part in Chorus, Pep Squad, Newman Club, and F.B.L.A. BERNADINE CARUSO Winsome ways and pleasant manners has this lass of the soft brown eyes--a Newman Club member and an expert seamstress, having taken Home Economics for three years, she will be a fine homemaker. PAULETTE CASSAGNE Attractive Paulette of the long black hair and mis- chievous eyes, wears a charming smile, a true sign of her friendly personality. A hard worker in school, she is also a credit to the Owl Staff and the Little Colonels. CARL CHRISTEN This tall, manly fellow has the quiet, sensitive nature of the lover of music and of the outdoors. Few people know the woods and streams as he does. This is Carl. EDWARD CLARK Ed is the modern Davy Crokett, spending every spare minute hunting. His love of the outdoors matches that of fun, for he is forever ribbing his friends. This happy attitude has made and will keep solid friendships. JUDY CONSTANT Constant is Judy, faithful to assigned tasks. An enthusiastic member of Pep Squad, she is also an active participant in F.l-l.A. and promises to be a wonderful homemaker. KATHRYN COULTER Kathy, a Mississippi gal, we all love dearly. A student of merit, she has won many honors, among them Miss Ir. Executive, Owl Editor, President of Y. F.C.g and officer of Little Colonelsg and title of Most Likely To Succeed. 'ms i -as 'fav Q, ...p ft? JOY COUTURE Here we see a petite, blue-eyed blonde, quietly capable. Like her name she is pleasant to be with, and though she is small, she has not been overlooked in popularity. STEPHEN COWEN Well loved by students and faculty, Larry has achieved much. A State Rally and Pel State representative, cheerleader, letterman, three years class president, president of Student Council, he has won titles of Most School Spirited, Most Popular, and Most Likely To Succeed. JULES CROVETTO Though Juste's affability and integrity have made him a host of friends of both sexes, this romantic Casanova has a positive genius for making a hit with the ladies. A member of Newman, he is also a talented trumpet player in the band. CARMEN CRUZ Take a smiling, generous disposition and a bit of curiosity, add flashing eyes, dark hair, a pinch of sarcasm and a dash of pep. Mix well. Place in a Chalmette atmosphere. Presto! An unforgettable person, our cheerleader, Carmen. IRIS DAVIDSON Charm ing and pretty, lris is an interesting conver- sationalist and expert in typing and shorthand, having been chosen to represent us at the State Rally. A member of the Owl Staff, she is a conscientious worker. DOLLY DAVIS Dolly is well-named, for her china-blue eyes are truly doll-like. Active in Newman and The Little Colonels, she is always ready with a helping hand. She makes friends quickly and keeps them forever. JUDY DEANO Gracious, friendly, and pretty, Judy can add gaiety or a serious note to any gathering, as the occasion demands. Many times a club or class officer, she is also a fine student, often attending literary rallies. Count on her to do any job well. JANET deBRUEYS How refreshing to glimpse Janet's radiant, intelligent face. This popular lass has won awards in Geometry and Algebra and placed second in the latter at the State Rally. She placed first in Nat. Merit Test. BETTY DELANEY This stately red-head is a pleasant, good-humored person with many friends. A serious student, she also is a soprano in the Chorus. She is a member of the Newman Club, F.H.A., and F.B.L.A. RONALD FAHRENBACHER Artist and musician, Ronnie is well liked for his extremely good humor. A valued member of the school band, he also swings a wicked sax in the dance ensemble. This clean-cut, polite young man has much ambition. HOLT FASTRING Here com es Holt with his quick wit and exacting nature. Though active in J.A. and other clubs, his outstanding achievements include the Chemistry Award and attendance at the National Scientific Training Program. Proof of his title of Most Intelli- gent is his taking first place in Trig at the Rally. STEPHEN FATZER Though a person of few words, Steve is a man of many parts. He has played on the football team, been Vice-President ofY.F.C. , and is an artist on Annual Staff. His talent should bring him success in comercial art. LYDIA FAYARD Lydia's dependability is paralleled only by her bubbling enthusiasm. She is pleasant to talk to and pretty to look at. As a majorette, she has shown the spirit and vigor to spark any team. MERRILYN FAZZIO Her very name characterizes her happy, warm, sincere nature, Studious and intelligent, she does not speak incessantly, yet neither is she taciturn. Silence often speaks volumes and has more music than song. JAMES FUSSELL Though this is Barney's first year here, his ever- present smile and gentlemanly disposition have made him any friends. His attitude has brought him popularity and good grades. We're glad he joined us. IRIS GALYEAN Quiet, smiling, and understanding Iris has made many lasting friendships throughout her years at Chalmette. Her ability as a pianist will be remembered with appreciation by the chorus. ,pu- 'UU ieg 5 'QAM M, aa!! J I mm..i ' fin YW' si, .fa CARMEN GERHARDT Here's a person who doesn't know the meaning of defeat, No matter how difficult the problem, she won't quit until she conquers it. Witty, independent, pleasant, and sincere--that's Carmen, a brave defender of her beliefs. GEORGE GILLIGAN That tall blond is George, an athlete well-liked by all on the campus. A fast member of the basketball team, he made All Riverside in '59, A member of Student Council, Y. F.C. , and C Club, he adds much to school life. RICHARD GIRO Richard's quiet, shy demeanor, often interrupted by witty remarks, has won Chalmette's heart. He is a member of Junior Achievement and sings tenor in our barbership quartet. His high aims denote a person of character. FRANK GOODWIN Frank is well known for his friendliness around school. His good character and talent are equal, as many know. His ability in music, art, and mechanics is outstanding. PATRICIA GORDY Here, a mighty fine lass we see, showing confidence strength, and integrity. Patsy has participated in the Newman Club, Civics Club, F.B. L.A. , Chorus, Pep Squad, Volleyball, and J,A, DIANE GREEN Miss Chalmette, Miss F.B.L.A. and its president, yearbook editor, alternate ldeal Girl, and first place winner at Rally in Home Ec! What more can one say except that she has charm and good looks. WARREN GROOMER Warren is our Thespian. His flair for dramatics insures a good performance in every play. Home- room President for four years, President of Dramatic Club, Newman member, and good student, his ability is indicated. TERRY GRUNSKI The pen is mightier than the sword is true in reference to this cute co-ed's literary skills. With a nice turn of phrase she can whip up a newspaper article in short time. She will go far, armed with a pen and a smile. LUCILLE GUERRA A hearty laugh echoes down the hall, and Lucille, well known for her humor and friendly nature, appears. She has been a member of the Chorus and is an officer of F.l-I.A. DRUCILLA GUIDROZ A group of girls and a roar of laughter indicate the presence of Drucilla. Her sparkling brown eyes and quick smile betray her fun-loving nature, yet, she commands respect for her ability to get things done. LOIS GUILLOT Lois of the flashing smile has won lasting friendships with her gentle charm. Member of Dramatic Club, J.A., and Newman, she makes no display of her good qualities, yet they are indispensable. REBECCA GUNNELS Rebecca is a person of unusual personality. She has the most wonderful laugh. It is as if the world around her were full of happiness with no room for sadness. No one could mistake her in a crowd. She's the girl with the smile and the baton. FRANCES HAGLER Frances hails from The Old North State. A wealth of dusky hair, a generous smile, and a practical nature are her trademarks. Whether it's cake sale for The Owl or Scrapbook for F.B. L.A. , count on Frances to be a prime instigator. CAROLYN HAHNEBOHM Carolyn is an enthusiastic member of Newman Club, Pep Squad, and F.B. L.A. Say, can anyone remember the day her hair literally stood on end? She was a brave girl to be the guinea pig for the atom ic scientist. JOAN HEBERT Take Me Out to the Ball Game should be Joan's theme song, for this excellent athlete loves and plays a fine game of softball or volleyball. A live wire, this Letterette attends all games, and can be counted on to spark the team. JAMES HEFFKER Lover of hunting, fishing, and all outdoor sports, Jimmy has been an outstanding guard on the football squad. As a member of track team, he is proficient in the discus throw and also has made a good scholastic record. 'za kt -.., v' a...sr 'w Qu. - I . .,,,a a l 973' J +--Q 11 f'5 ? ds .:,,,wzafffr K . v7 645, ,gsfgz if zZVg41'55.,. . V , , 5f1' .1 , . I z f-A wtf-R-4 'za si .. A -tb 1 Q, , N 1 'iff' R Q Q TW 9 ,194 1: 2 N -W, r F HENRY HEIER Blond? Yes. Beautiful green eyes? Definitely. Fun- loving? Without a doubt, Who is it? Why, it's Henry of course, the mischievous lad with the shy, charm ing smile. JOYCE HENDERSON This petite, vivacious blonde is active in many fields. She is a member of Little Colonels, Y. F.C. , and Owl staff, and had the lead in the Dramatic Club play. An exellent student, she was winner in the Security contest and attended State Rally. EUGENE HENO An avid outdoorsman, Eugene is associated with hunting and fishing. An interested sports observer, he can give the latest information on our teams at any time. His mild-mannered, jovial attitude has made him any friends. JAMES HOFFPAUIR This fine athlete is also a gentleman, dependable, unselfish and courteous--a true leader. An outstanding lineman in football, he won in '59 the Harold Weiss trophy. He stars as well in baseball and in basket- ball. MICHELE HOOVER Cheerleader for four years, former Most School Spirited and Homecoming Maid, Michele now holds the title of Most Popular. As proof that she is an all around girl, this merry girl is in J.A. , F,B.L,A., is an excellent swimmer, and is complete mistress of Lizzie, the car. TONI KLEIN Dependability characterizes Toni in any activity. She has been sports editor of the Owl, has played basketball, and does well in her studies. In her Sr. year she has been in J.A. and attended Rally in Home Ec. ROSALIE KRA US Her soft brown eyes and gentle smile bespeak the perfect lady. Good student, Rally entrant, speech contestant, J.A. member, old-timer in the Band, Rosalie can be counted on to represent us well and often. DARLENE KUCKENS A devotee of the art of Terpsichore, Darlene is an accomplished dancer, having completed a nine- year course. A member of Chorus, Newman, and F. I-LA., she has many friends. ROBERT LHBROSSE Bobby is well-liked for his thoughtful and pleasant personality and has an excellent potential for what- ever he chooses to do. He is catcher on the baseball team that in '59 placed second in the state. EMILE LAMARQUE In his one year on the football team, Bubby has made his mark as a fullback and top ball carrier. Possessed of an amiable disposition, he is well- liked and does well in academic work. PHYLLIS LANCASHIRE To observe decorous, stately Phyllis in class you would never suspect her to be a chatterbox with scintillating wit. Full of fun, she loves to dance and be gay. She has an interest in nursing and likes to sew. CHARLES LONGBOTHAM A homeroom! a basket! a touchdown! Charlie's in there fighting! All round athlete, tenor in Chorus, and officer of Newman, Charles brings to all the qualities of enthusiasm and stability. PATRICIA LOPEZ Pat of the sweet smile and flawless complexion has the charm ing manners and gentle spirit of a true Southern lady. Voted Queen of Homecoming, Best Groomed, and Senior Class Secretary, she is also an able student. FAY LORENZ A good, dependable student, Fay's essential integrity and common sense have made her a valuable member of the Annual Stafif She has also belonged to Dra- matic Club and is a member of F.B. L.A. WAYNE LUMPKIN Wayne operates with the smoothness of his new Falcon, winning friends with his pleasant charm. He is liked by both boys and girls. Though full of fun, he has a serious side and is a good student. RONALD MARTIN Our drum major is a commanding figure in his plumed hat. This dignity he brings to any job. Ranked tenth out of one hundred ten Kay Club Presidents, he was also a regional finalist in National Guard Bowling. ' Sify f div af T X . Q I5 rj? 5 frm 4-fx 'E' , 2, , I5 . A ggi 1 J I 5 Y -tefase.afaef.fa:t,1f swf- f C eff Z if E sic 5 ,4g,,,,,,3sl,g,.,a,rLsi,, ., Q.L. . a ra.s,res,,., - 215' was 5 SANDRA MARTIN Shy? No! Quiet? Yes. That's our Sandra, her shining green eyes smiling Hel1o. Sensible, efficient, and dependable, she is an excellent typist and does well in Home Bc. CHARLTON MATTHEWS, JR. Buster, who always wears a smile, is a four-year member of the band, and plans to become a music director, As a Jr. he won an award in Shop and this year has been Vice-President of Key Club and a member of F.B. L.A. WA LT ER McCALL How could the Annual Staff have managed without the fine work of this painstaking artist? His manners mark the true gentleman. His never-failing courtesy and dependability make him a fine person to know. He is a member of Newman and F.B.L.A. SHARON MCDONALD What a pity we had to lose Sharon before the year's end to her native state of Texas. In her three years with us she made her mark as an excellent student, pleasant companion, and member of F.H.A.. F.B.L.A. , and Annual Staff. FLOYD MCKENZIE Here is a versatile fellow. He is a member of C Club, of Chorus, has been on Jr, Basketball Team, and has played football for three years, this year being an outstanding center, MARIA MEDINA Dark-eyed, smiling, soft-spoken Maria was this year voted Most School Spirited, and no wonder. A fine student, having won awards in Social Studies, she is in many clubs, often as officer, is Vice- President of F.B. L.A. , and was a maid in Home- coming. CAROL MONTELEONE Friendly Carol is a real athlete and all around girl. For three years she was on Softball Team and in Sophomore year won first place in relay. Former officer in homeroom, she is Vice President of Letterettes and a member of Newman. JUDY MORGAN Gracious and friendly, Judy is a capable, interest- ing person. An excellent student, she has been a Rally entrant, last year placing first in French reading. She is Secretary of Y.F.C,, C.H.S. Ideal Girl, runner-up for Miss Chalmette, and member of J. A. HENORA MUNCH A good dancer, she also swims beautifully, plays ball well, sews, and dresses fastidiously. She is one who is soft-hearted and sincere. Nora has her plans made for the future as a beautician. She should do well in any field. PET ER MURLA A former instructor of tennis for NORD, Pete this year played in the Sugar Bowl tournament. Pete's claim to fame is not only in his smashing drive in tennis, He also plays first trombone in the school band. CONNIE MUTZ. Don't be misled by that quiet manner. Since her Freshman year she has annually proved her intelli- gence at the State Rally. This passion for learning does not out-weigh her love of fun and adventure. Here love of life and a keen mind are well-met. DELLA MYERS That little whirlwind passing by was Della on her way to get things done for Newman, F.B.L.A., or The Owl. Faithful and efficient, she brings to any job the cheerfulness to make it fun. BILLIE DA LE NUGIER Billie is a true Southern lady with grace and poise. She enjoys laughing and makes friends easily. New- man Club Vice President and Little Colonel, she likes a good time but is willing to work. '5 ll' -,pa A i 1772 - Q ..,,,,, ,- , W... 93 ffixiy .fn -.rf K'-df MJ C err oaf' , 8 ' be 4- N-, DAVID ODEGAR 1 f' Mild-mannered and soft spoken, David is a pleasant, friendly fellow. You like him the instant you meet L him. Endowed with a good mind, an easy-going i, It 1 f manner, and a sense of fairness, he inspires i f xr, confidence. He is a good student and is willing to QM Q I do his share. ij f V i . y I ...M-0 i WWW' f AUDRETA OELKING Audreta's copper hair accents her clear, rosy complexion and bright eyes. She also possesses N N ,,,. ,N an inner beauty, sweet and gentle, which never f' ' produces an unkind word. She is in Newman, Chorus, I. A., F,B,L.A, She was also a member of the Jr. f Basketball Team. LINDA OLIVIER Bright-eyed Linda has a forceful personality. An alert student, she is an asset to any class. She is a talented dancer, having won third place on Stunt Night. She is a member of Newman and of Chorus. X xv-vi .sf l .-Q lf'- ,,,...-1' I I is R if N x 'Fx Qs A R be sasfws-ef W , p .2 if 3? . ' Q 4 Q.. .,.,.-gr -xv af U '22 H '.,: its ag A Q'-fan? Z, f PET ER ORLANDO Courage, will, and drive personify Pete, outstanding player twice voted Ideal Athlete, chosen Most Val- uable Member of our Riverside Cham ps, and a member of All State Basketball team. His unfailing good humor and lurking mischief insure his popularity JANE PALERMO Lucky the home that gets Jane as cook and seam- stress. She will provide it with wise guidance and an ample table. Should she enter the business world, these same dependable qualities will be an asset. She has been on Owl Staff, in Newman, and F.B. L.A PAUL PEAK What have we here? Voted Most Handsome, Best Groomed, Ideal Boy in C.H. S., on Jr. and Sr. Basketball Teams, All State '59, All District '59, Student Council Treasurer, Sr. Class Officer, Key Club. Does he feel important? No! This is Paul, the same unassuming fellow we knew as a Freshman. ANNA RANDOLPH Her scales are balanced with fun, ambition, and love on one side and the power of learning and understanding on the other. Her many achievements are but an indication that she will bring into her planned career of nursing the qualities that it demands. MYRNA REICH The gift of song is a lovely thing, and with it Myrna makes others happy. A member of Chorus through the years, this editor of Maroon Memories has contributed her talent, dependability, and sweet sincerity to our school life. KATHLEEN RICHARDSON Kay was born with a needle in one hand and thread in the other. Her quietness is deceiving, for her brain is working overtime. She never says she can't and never says she won't. Two years a member of the band and Drum Bugle Corps, she also belongs to F. H. A. KAY RICHOUX Many times a rally entrant, often an award winner, medal winner in English, Chemistry, History, officer ofY Teens, Dramatic Club, Owl Staff. None of these say the truth: that Kay is sweet, sincere, warm, unassuming, intelligent, and courageous. ESTHER RIDER Serenity and a pleasing personality combine to make Esther well liked by everyone who knows her. She is a loyal friend who always greets you with a pleasing smile and a complimentary word. ROMMA ROGERS Homeloving and dependable, who could deny that Romma, with her pleasant manner, quiet intelli- gence, and earnest attitude will attain her heart's desire and make the world a better place to live. KAREN ROUSSEL Here's the girl with the sunshine personality, always cheerful and alive. Her warm brown eyes and lovely dark hair invite a further acquaintance. It is not in vain. There is more that does not meet the eye. Twice homeroom officer, she is a member of Chorus and Newman. DENNIS SANS Quiet, unassuming Dennis is yet one who commands attention. A good student and athlete, Dennis has, without talking about it, that which puts him in the top bracket of track. HENRY SAUCIER Here's a jolly good fellow who managed to keep the whole football team in good spirits. Optimistic, aggressive, good-humored, fair-natured, Henry has many facets. He enjoys grammar, track, Newman, 4-H, Dramatics, 1.A. , and Key Club, BRENDA SAUNDERS Lover of softball and other outdoor sports, Brenda has also a flair for homemaking. As a Freshman she was class secretary and is this year treasurer of Letter- CUSS. CAROLYN SAVELL Dignity and dependability are Caro1yn's attributes. Her gentle manner and pleasant smile go with her always. She can be counted on to give a quiet, creditable performance in all she attempts. GAINELL SCHMIDT Sensitive and imaginative, Gainell has a love of the poetry in life. Charming in her role as Little Colonel, she has also participated in Dramatic Club, F.H.A., Annual and Owl Staffs, and F.B.L.A. DORIS SCHNEIDER Though Texas born, Doris came to us from Canada. In her too short time here she has given freely of her talents as fine student, member of I,A,, Captain of Girls' Varsity Basketball Team, essayist, and as an invaluable member of Yearbook Staff. f f.f,-wtufims-'fit ff vt.,- , if .1 as -f-f us 1, f - ww-vr,w:,. , wus - . pf yr YT? -5 X' - Q V 4- vs .W is we-av l SQ.. F-' IU! j . ..,g in 'S ,Q 'T ,. f'1sr .,, ls CHARLES SCOTT Friendly, willing, dependable Eddie wears always a cheerful smile. Surely he will be missed on the front lawn raising and lowering the flag. A member of Key Club, he has also played the drums through- out his school years. SANDRA SERPAS Sweet, quiet Sandra hides beneath a gentle manner a great deal of ability, A sensitive writer, she has a flair for composition and has been an invaluable aid on the annual staff. ELLIOTT SEYMOUR If you feel like conversing, see Elliott. This alert, bright student is an interesting conversationalist on almost any subject. Planning to be a minister, he is a member of Y. F. C., and of Bible Quiz Team. IULIE SILER Her friendly smile and sweet disposition have won Julie many friends. Essay contestant, she is on the Owl staff, and also belongs to F. H.A. .IUANITA SONIAT Characterized by mirth and fun, Iuanita's lively wit has brightened many classes. Her serious, sincere side is shown by the part she has played as a member of F.H.A. and of Newman. VINCENT SORTINO His quiet manner hides varied interests and talents. Among the former are an appetite for pizza, a weakness for cars of any sort, and a love of the cartoon, Peanuts, A talented cartoonist, himself, he also excels in boxing. LINDA SPERA Linda with the soft brown eyes and slow smile is a member of Newman, Chorus, and F.B.L.A. In her Junior year she won the Gregg Shorthand Certificate of Merit. DeLYLA SPIERS This unusual blonde with brown eyes has just joined us this year, after having spent a year in Germany. She enjoys a variety of activities, but is interested in a career as a nurse. A member of F.H.A., she also belongs to 4-H. LEONHARD SPOHRER His quiet manner and studious habits cover exciting Flights of fancy on rocket trips, for this scientific pursuit is Leonhard's hobby. He speaks little but thinks much, and does that thinking well. ROSE TARANTO Rose is all business when it comes to work, but all fun when it's time for fun. A member of Student Council, Owl Staff, Newman Club, and V.P. of F.H.A., she has lent her services willingly and well. RAYMOND TERMINIE No avid sports fan can beat Raymond's attendance at all school athletic events. No game would be complete without him. A happy, well-mannered boy, he has a keen sense of humor, and makes and keeps many friends. JERRY THOMPSON Dependability typifies Jerry who has participated in Civics Club, Y. F. C. , and as a Photographer on Annual Staff, A familiar sight at school events in '58 was Jerry, camera loaded and ready. This photography devotee also develops his own pictures. CATHERINE TROSCLAIR How does she do it? Career woman, good student, and oratorical contestant all rolled into one? Cathy, your speech serves as an outlet for wonderful thoughts and should take you far. JOSEPH TUFARO I-le's a good Joe and a good friend. A member of F.B. L.A. , and of band for four years, he has also been manager and scorekeeper of baseball and has kept score for basketball for two years. LOUIS VERRET Outstanding athlete, exceptional scholar, good citizen, he excels in many fields. V.P. of Student Council, Most Intelligent for two years, member of All District in basketball and football, modest, loyal--this is Mr. Chalmette of 1960, every boy's ideal. WILLIAM VERRET Fair play, loyalty, and endurance are shown in everything he does: football, band, track, and studies. His will to win drives him to do a little better each time. When his quick, dry humor flashes, his blue eyes twinkle. .. 3 41105 -'rr J li' X O 1.2 5 fb 'tfci Sb 1 4-51 JOHN VINET A person of few words, John still never lacks for companions. He is a lover of horseback riding and all outdoor sports. Member of both Jr. and Sr. Basketball, he is also proficient in Shop. JUDY WALLACE She's happy, she's well-liked: she loves music and sports, Judy was a maid at Homecoming, homeroom Secretary-Treasurer, has played on Softball team, is a Letterette, and is a member ofY.F.C. ELLIOTT WEIXEL Tall and quiet, he gives his friendship freely. His interest in cars of early vintage strikes a common note with young and old alike. Elliott, steady and dependable, like his Model A will always get there. 3 JILL WELLMEY ER ' ,tx Former class president and Student Council represent- 4 ative, she is known for her efficiency, especially as Chairman of Annual Ad Sales. A sparkling eye, a friendly manner, and a wicked volleyball serve are all part of Jill. DIANE WIRE gg Well-groom ed, lively Diane enjoys many activities. Ks., An excellent student, she has twice attended Rally, xr has won a medal for shorthand, belongs to Owl ' Staff, J.A., and F.B.L.A. A fine swimmer,she is Q a lifeguard at Splash. Q BONNIE WRIGHT ' Possessed of the power of her own convictions, she is an individualist, Em erson's true American Scholar. An inveterate reader full of the desire to learn, she has many facets. Award winner in English Civics, and l-listory, Rally entrant, choice for Pelican State, on Owl and Annual Staffs, Cheer- leader, this is Bonnie. . 1 -Q, 1 gn Qt, qt 7 ,f nf' ' Q QW C. 7 5 S yl Hin U ' -sign- '5 P 'k'?Wiw, ' 0 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO R1GHT:Patricia Allison, Jane Palermo, Fay Boyle, Carmen Cruz, Judy Wallace, Lydia F Morgan, Connie Mutz, Frances Aschebrock, Kay Richoux, Catherine Coulter, Gloria Buras, Linda Spera, Roberta Begue, Janet deBrueys. SECOND ROW: Judy Constant, Iris Galyean, Anna Randolph, DeLyla Spiers, A Henderson, Diane Wire, Lois Guillot, Carmen Gerhardt, Doris Schneider, Gainell Schmidt, Juanita Soniat, P Nugier, Patricia Gordy, Linda Brousse, Darlene Kuckens, Julie Siler, Rosalie Kraus, Joan Hebert. THIRD ROW:i Carderara, Frances Hagler, Phyllis Lancashire, Michele Hoover, Sandra Serpas, Lucille Guerra, Marie Car Barcelona, James Heffker, Gerald Boos, Jerry Thompson, Vincent Sortino, Elliot Seymour, Pete Orlando. Fi Emile Lamarque, Ronald Martin, Robert LaBrosse, William Verret, Henry Saucier, Peter Murla, Leonhard S Carlini, David Odegar, Jules Crovetto, Fernand Beaucoudray, Paul Peak, Eddie Clark, Ronald Fahrenbacher, 34 4- , I fig? -Willy .Maw CLASS ,rx i x U 3 0 si Qi s gi - 4? W I 7 1 new I i I ln. I 7h o7 o by lli 77244.-'Ld' - Cauffcl Crt January 8, i8i5, in a sharp, decisive battle onthe Chaimette Meadows, Genet pirates under Jean LaFitte, defeated the British torces led by General Pakenham. This was t xx' N. lx Q0-'AM U 0 M - ,Q Nw 1-R X c7Zat1ldn4.!Pafu6 Jackson with a handful of regulars, reinforced by backwooclsmen and a band of brilliant finale in The War of l8l2. JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer . . . Secretory . . . President . . Reporter . . . Vice-President . . Leon Boe .Kuy Kufincx . Bill Edgeff .Lois Seifher Randy Fclgouf f gf 4 ,LJ A-ffm -,,,.r ,. , S' 'xl 4? AAAXS -f in L91 FT 4 M , r X ,' Y K 'jj' 1:3-X hh I1 'I l l as 7 -1' I - 'o 0 - t .. AMS far' Wg, 35 lofry L! xx f ings B Q, X 1 l 5 4 ic ski . 1 ,nf l A . ,- f sf- f 4. Q '13 .J TVX 3, . i ff i f r,, N2 l 4 '7 V+! Merline Abadie Royal Adams Carlo Alphonso Philip Ammann Linda Anselmo Margaret Aucoin George Bartling Edwin Bauer Barbara Beasley Anthony Beverung Diane Blanchard Linda Blevins Leon Boe Janet Bonee Drauzin Bourgeois Ann Bowers Sharon Boyce Carmen Brincat Eleanor Brinker Judith Cambre Jesse Cannon Patricia Carson Conrad Caruso lo Ann Celino Bobbie Jean Cbaisson Helen Clwiasson Elaine Clfiarfier 3 Shirley Clweramie Robert Comeaux Rene Cortes Judy Couvillion Jerilynn Culver Linda Daigle Laura Daroca Pamela DeLas David Dorand Linda Downing Paul Dunn Julie Duplanfis Diane Dupuy Jo Ann Earhart William Eclgerr Sue Ellen Fahrenbaclfuer Paula Fazzio Jolmnye Flirlners Connie Fortuna Ellen Fraiser Lincla Francis Earl Geiger Gayle Glynn Thomas Grace Theresa Guenfher Margaref Guillory Glen Guillor Rudolph Hamaker Barbara Hanzo Lloyd Harold Jacqueline Haynen Jerry Hebert Joyce Henry Raye Ann Hilburn Raymond Hol I ingworfh Roberf House Donna Jackson Alfred Jirovec Allen Jones Daniel Jones Sandra Kerlec Dean Kring Katherine Kufina James Kyle Lawrence LaCour Jo Ann Lambert Earl Lancashire Ruth Lester Angie Licciarcli Barbara Monaghan Marion Manguno Pamela Marcev .lacquelyn Martinez Robert McGee George McHugh William Mclnnis Sheron McLaurin Elaine Meche Patricia Meyer Burley Meyers James Meynard Lawrence Mierl Linda Miller Walter Moore John Morgan Marilyn Moseley Joseph Mule Cynthia Munster Adam Murla It '33-TS-' 'S L4 ' ,I E.--av ,fw N. fu 'Q-My f qty 4 fr' M' W-sq. 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Today moss-grown bricks are all that remain, but to one who can see beyond the ruins of this once proud home, a shadowy vision is recreated of a gracious mode of life that is part ot our heritage. 'U U 3 L-AIX. 453 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Vlce Presldenf Harold Anderson Secretary Clyde Powell Treasurer Clarence Gurfner President Gerald Mahoney 2? I glllll V ,l , Q Q mzzzv mr.. mm 'fm r Wir lllmlli ll 3- my B3 ' Eggggqggf a H .23 l N Q Vs -f 3 S ' ll . P s S 1 N 5 X E - X E 9' P ,P , W J' 'NZ - , 1. if A Q' ,, 'Q-. ' - NB , X X i . 4' 'M pig , . :S K ' FF, . .' Q . L, eg , JV ix if 2 A Z l at : W P e w EH 1' ' Ill,-ruwx N Y F I 'r V 'V 1 If ' 4 1 1 E lllil W I' S I' f ' fe P' ' 'JW .7 .P . ' rr ., 9 - l,X,l1u.1l 'V I :1 u '- ll 'Q 'f-' n ll fl - ' ali' L ' H . L, U-.V V f - if ,SL ' 1 'lj ' W N 7 if hr: if- . - s ,, 'lk I i -A X Q --P si -Q-'11-Q. ' .i -'lm I , , 'L ff xi J lx + I I J is as ' 1 1 , L 'l f J g,llxl 157' J Nga 6 'Q-Q -n-S K . 5--0 125-I '. X X57 gay vi A 9 . - f I Z - Q I fe .nf- 'Z --ai 3-4, Mary Albers Cora Mae Alongi Robert Alonzo Harold Anderson Joyce Arabie Darnell Armstrong Barbara Artigues Henry Aschebroclc Brenda Authement DeWayne Bailey Richard Baldoclc Linda Barnes Jane Bascle Ronnie Benandi Armand Bennett Silas Besnard James Bickforcl Numa Blanchard Lyn Ann Blappert Ronald Blapperr Wayne Boredelon Cheryl Bowman Richard Boyce Judy Breaux Aliean Breitkreutz Rebecca Bridges Mary Celeste Brooks Mary Broome Elsie Bruney Karen Brown Mary Ann Burke Linda Caller Ellen Camhout James Camhout Emile Camp Louis Caruso Michael Caruso George Carver Joseph Cassagne Joy Castille Elizabeth Cayten Billy Chambers David Chenevert Pamela Christiansen Nicholas Colombo Anne Corpora James Cothern Thomas Couste Philip Cozzo Carolyn Crawford Nicholas Cuccia Raoul Dauterive Everett Davis Joseph Denet Carol Dennis William Dettwiller Diane DiFatta Sandra Donlin Joseph Donnels Lynne Duchmann James Duggan Yvette Duplantis Gayle Earhart Timothy Egerton Jo Ann Everhardt Patricia Fabre Leona Falgout Joseph Favalora Gail Fayard Joan Fennell Billie Lou Ferina Theckla Ferina Sylvia Fernandez Colleen Flanagan Hebert Flattmann Kay Flartmonn Robert Floyd Judy Forstall James Foxworth Glenda Franklin Q af' G fs' car! q-an will t , ,Q 2 ri 1 it 'X E X xl 55253, C JL l ,CT-! .X -si TI? -p ' 1- 'rv ' -r C7r A 1 yr Rx i fxqfgg hx A 'Fife X .ll , 44 ss 11,17 Q Ml- 3, 76 tilt Q F s wa, ru- g,.ih, .qv -s. 6, lg '1ft 1 t'lit,, L.. . 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Dennis Papaleo Judith Pascialc Joanne Pasquith Marsha Peart Rose Marie Penderaraft Doyace Perrin Joycelyn Pitre Clyde Powell Sandra Quillin Freda Ranager Joan Recknagel Gwendolyn Reichert Veronica Renz Susan Rhodes Connie Richards John Ricks Clora Roberts Charles Roose Louis Rotundo Lanny Russell Barbara Salez Sandra Sallinger Judith Sanders Lastenia Sandoval Lucille Sandavol Henry Schaechterle Helena Schexnayder George Schmidt Louis Schmidt Gayle Schnapp Kenneth Schneider Doris Schultz Emmet Scobel Bonnie Serean Patricia Serpas Robert Seymour Sharon Sherwood Joy Shields Thomas Slack Gerald Spohrer s .x ll! ,INR XX f N James Sprinkle Lexie Stephens Rita Stephens Sheryl Stephens Wade Stewart Susan Sunseri John Symank Joan Tagliavora Jacquelyn Tarclo Patricia Thedy Peter Thomas Roselyn Thompson Michael Tufaro Lynda Varnes Cynthia Weaver Connie Weiskopf Janice Wheatley Roger Williams Bonnie Wilson Sandra Winslow Sharon Zeairs 'T x .9 Y -. 4 r,':, K K, w .Q 7! 7' xl? 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EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President Dionne Andrews Secretory Earl Cclrrrere Treasurer Sherllyn Lofz Reporter Anthony Sccxrrano Vice Presldenf Bonnie Pons C ulellna up Q 1 -E Yllllllllllli U ni umlllll n5lE!!n -. ft :l:', c': Juli, ,f::f,' Ma--. ,--11 l br P154 li R i , Q ,a . 4 I R ,- U' :QQ I : I J , ' ' ' 62 Cynthla Alkman Betty Alphonse Arthur Ambrozewskl Dianne Andrew Dorothy Appel Robert Borrows Suzanne Bourgeois Dennis Boyce Brenda Bovla Jerry Brown Hilda Carderara George Colburn Joe Collara Edward Cook Barbara Cudd Marshall Cyr Olinda Ducote Jerry Duggan Max Earhart Charlene Ehrhard Jo Ann Fclzzlo Vincent Ferrara Amy Floyd Julian Fos John Fossier Sfella Fradella Richard Greeck Pamela Geiger Raymond Hayclel Lynn Helscher Ronald Hughes Sandra Hughes Joyce Humphries Louis lmbraguglio Raymond Keller Sfanley Kenney Dennis King Perry Kleyle Agnes Knoblauch James Lambert Sandra Landry Raymond Langlois Barbara Links Ann Liuzza Sandra Lofz Edward Madona Geraldine Manale Judy Marcev Allen Martin 1 X V? 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WORLD HIST ORY FF Xl? S T U XS '14-Q. X V GEOGRAPHY 'N .K-5 l CIVICS 3 LOUISIA NA HISTORY 1 f BOOKKEEPIIXC CLERICAL PRACTICE Q HOME ECONOMICS-SEWING tk Ibn HOME ECON OMICS-COOKING INDUSTRIAL ARTS iff IN DU STRLX L A RT S GmLS'PHYS.ED. l. 1. A . BOYS'PHYS.ED 78 s BAND BAND CHORUS 79 felis.-W..-M , 'lah i'f H Q Q iiiitr QQIUH5 fiizluu .X W 'ith x ll gl 4 A -fiilf' 1 4 1' 'QQ -isq MM f-but v im, ' X N ia N I I - wi F 4 3 r li . . P Q.. l 2 5 l Q sys S RIVE Nostalgic reminder of Q more leisurely clay, the John M. Ne 3 v- A i K' .. 'L El :owl NEW' 'J C' ::S A-Tfyixm.. L... - Kg' M N1 QL Ng Wx CGKULQLN7 21.9.6-7l9A27l1WL4, AOuDuLcL 7?aw Gfzlzao-4, QUEEN has now been retired to the museum of the University of Michigan. Af 43' M 1 fl?-If e , :Q ' X. ,gi fail: MISS CHALMETTE Diane Green MR. CHALMETTE PRETTIEST GIRL MOST HANDSOME BOY S QA. 5 5 Y Av' Z 4 3 2' U , 1 s 1 ! I ' I ls' ' Vi N I . V 11-ff' 1' fl, I x 'l' rf fa' A as if 4 9 A nf 43:4 . f M O T s 0 T S L U I C K C E E L E Y Kathy Coulter D nd Steph n C wen 2.5: L ' el, wk Cowrlipg US. 6'n94?mwu, A0a.Uuht new Galeama HIDDEN GOLD Sillwoueffecl cgoinsf The sky in The lonely vcsflcnds of marsh and river is This symbol of The liquid weclfh that wcifs beneofh 'rlfme surface. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Vice President Louns Verret Presudent Stephen Cowen Secretor y Kay Kutnncu Treasurer Paul Peck 90 t . 5 ,Q t ,A ' t 4 .. 4 J. s Q MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL 6 naw -av-, 5'5 -mania Pledged to the lughest ldeals I za., Keepmg an orderly lme ,. M 4 E k V -X 1 , , , ., ,, ,, 4 ' .wivaf fb . I . ., f'v ' ,YT A ? . 4 KA 1 I ,, , y, . f . A 'YF 1 x , 5 f x X .4 I ,Q A, A -A W E H-'V' 'P' -.3 -' 'A ,' -. -v Q' , .. f.,zM, , 'Q 'ffgp-gy,-f f Q .4 L. .:- - A . ,,.,,. ' , uf. - w -, L ,. -gt' 4' '. ..,, .-f y..,,fvw.,:'f9 4 - fx rj-If ,,- AN ,, saggy. , '- ,, ., , E , ,Mu ' - U -90. f f ' - Q .4 - .' ' . ' v 4: - ,- . 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R PROMOT ERS I My BOQ.1G SPORTS EDITORS-Larry Cowen, Mary Sue Henderson and Louis Yerrer, 93 OFFICERS: President , Drauzin Bourgeois Vice-President, Wayne Melerine Secretary -Treasurer, Carol Scafidel Sponsor, Luc ille Helm ich L+-H gzifez-sem, fygf , f ' L'5555'fsY fggfqw- I-ai If I.I.H-3 1 X .,..,, OFFICERS: Treasurer, Julie Silerg Vice-President, Rose Tarautog President, Judy Deunog Reporter, Linda Sue Griuxuxcg and Song Leader, Lucille Guerru, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS AMERKCA OF w W ' Q,-51 ll GIEIEU Dqo F UTURE B USINESS L EADERS A MERICA Vrce Presrdent Treasurer Mana Medma Rosalxe Kraus Secretary Reporter Fmnces Aschebrock Mlchele Hoover fl L0 x KEY CLUB N 0 Y is. -,fi '68- OFFICERS Board of Drrectors Larry Cowen Assrstant Treasurer Eddle Scott Treasurer Gdberr Rome Presrdent Ronald Marun Vrce Presrdent Charlton Matthews Board of Drrectors George Grllrgan and Secretary Paul Peak 97 '4- fp NEWMAN CLUB 2 0 s V I v wh' - v 455 ,- . Y, ,. Y cg -gk ff, . st- 4151. Qjgl- Y SPONSOR: Father John Baham OFFICERS: President, Allen Jonesg Vice-President, Billie Nugierg Treasurer, Tommy Cfracep Secretary, Patricia Lopezg md Sergeant-at Arms, Charles Longbotham. D x YOUTH FOR CHRIST 'N U Q xg HP' OFFICERS Preslclem Kathrxu Coulter Vlce Presrdem Paul Peak Secretary Judy Morgan Treasurer George Grllrgm ...NJ Hr wks 'Q Ehzabeth La1rd Sponsor A gurl who has lettered In ca molor sport IS el rglble to be Q member of the Letterettes of Chat mette Hugh The purposes of this orgomzctron are to foster, regulate, ond Improve gurls athletics ETTEF-QETTES Presldent SIIVS Lee M1suraca VICE Pres1dent Carol Monteleone Secretary T1111e Campo Treasurer Brenda Saunders 100 f s A r .Q mi' K.tgl,f. 45,4 X 4 ' . . , . . l rsrs l F ' t Q f s l f ! ' so I r . f l 5 1 x s rig I Ia. , Q - Q l If f 1 -5 E2 r--- u '-1:i-'--i-- . Wt- ' i v--5 OFFICERS: President, Paul Peakg Vice-President, Louis Verretg Secretary-Treasurer, Kenneth Rabalais Reporter, Larry LaCourg and Sponsor, Harold I-Ielscher. 101 K 4, I Xue, OFFICERS: President, Warren Groomers Secretary, Jud' Mor ang Vice- i - E 8 President, Joyce I-Iendersong Treasurer, Max Shaneyfelt. .div 5 102 eq 96 SS , 11-ak gn 1 - T ll' A I ' buf 46 j KV 'J ni,- CIVICS CLUB , 'CTI Q. i ? 7 Si? OFFICERS: Ernest Owens, President, Cynthia Hager, Secretary, Numa Blanchard, Treasurer, Yvette Duplantis, Reporter, and George Carver, Vice-President. LIBRARY CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS U 2 'illlllnnn- 3 1' - 105 BAND 1. i 'UEWQ-.fflsvf ,iw V 'yy xtglffxipi iiitffvyg J rgwsdn Ulm! 41 15 'Hi...mvmi1v'P.. fy -Q 1- --nuuhu V 1-we-ann 5 4 -VW' 'fx vim i52N9s.,,, Q'- i 'bw'i MW'-3 -sk muh. Phu-wah! -1-1. ws. Qlif3l Qf-r V M. H. M, rm- iw: -' vi L v 1, 'Q '1'qq,,,,,. Q,, ki ,X ,v ,Wx i':'l g'W:H'mL43?'4Wff .l:gF Y v N A L 1:S1 ff., .:dnH5'..i,q,.. 0 'Wi why 9' 9 m.- -F' '- 'Mm 1. A.. 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N JA. s. . y ,.f Judy Morgan Margaret Aucoin Johanna DuRapau Ronald Marun an-5 -Paar. All '4-R : ' x 5, A41 Rebecca Gunnels Celeste Brooks Lorralne Savell 39 -A ,.-wavy. mire -,V 'Sky W.. A fi,,,'ifjig' ' 5 ' ' Qcviif' -V . Al, --.. .e Q, , Lau 1 - ' ! , x I I Y lx . I 1 I -A W fl' .L - fh , ,X ,gun Q' V ' ref: , - W2 V, , - '...,ff:q, '-ff, L ff --J-3? . V ,.g-0, --. I I . , gg. . ,V , -' v 'V Q -L. , N N 4' 4 , 1 A' - ' -355 W ,' V, K - fry -fy I l ' 5-w. . . .,--M 'I ,, :gn-A fu' ' J -Q' Q - 57:52 -ff, 2:4 4 My N , XF L ,, jug .. :?q.,fD3r':. V , -. - .c- lg. H A, , ' , . of . - .1 ,- 4-f ',,, ' ' W- ' ' . 'M Q f ' Y ' ,M 1- ' 'v Maria 1 B111 CHEE X l Boyd Linda L Michele Phy111s x A1 Larry Carmen Bonnie 'IO9 0 QNXR QQ Q 1 if 4 ,Ab u ,f U7 r 'Q',i? K - OJ , If ,, 0 1 QJ C99 EAGLE WN 75534 H0 M AC'I CQMING ITIES CQ l?4Hb4llXH Mr, Ashton Chiasson, President of the Alumni crowns Queen Pat Lopez, Escort, Larry Fennell Orlando shakes off tacklers after catchmg LaCour s pass good for '7dTD .,..-v- Perfect end to a perfect day Owls 21 Eagles 13 'T N 'kwin Hutter drxves for another Owl f lrst down 'll 6 Ye Ole Hltchm Post T7 Dogpatch Hop 7 Sandra Kerr Rlchard Trosclalr JD CAROLYN MOITY First Place Individual MELNIN GUIDROZ Third Place Individual 120 TALENT ERNIE OWENS Second Place Individual NIGHT BARBERSHOP QUARTET PLUS ONE First Place Group DISCONSOLATE HOBOES Second Place Group STRUTTIN' HIGH BAND CONCERT 4 If -X IDUSICHI treat to be remembered MELODIC CARAVAN Young voices blend in harmouv, 122 CLASS RING Mory Duck n Ifchy Judy Mlss Jefferson Jullon Thorpe George Borflmg SPONSORS Mr John Cook and Chr lstm as Style Show T1 ni.-.-15g 'iQ1,,-4'h-rbfblllkkln 'QQ Q- F! 'R .sf-, QI Ek-Aim x 4Bw..,..3f1...f. ILM? D H Holmes Mmstrel - Q X, dam Mr Venturella leads Southwestern Band ef? A ' ' 5 V I a ily . ...,.......... -MT -'v W- W-Y AiAv-'A--A YXAJA :A A Y- I- I- A - x A -rfLA, W Y A Q A ' A f' '-'w1'v'P,' ,1--f --weef: L 'L -, -f L M e A v., .. 7, ev , Af A Zi, ,vu f i 553 35, e e . . 5 , li 9 'Y , -- l . ,, e .. e e .... ee ::: e 'I H. e 'W A 5' , Le e :P 1: V e L L e ffg ll- V ,gay-i,. e Q- Q: PROGRAMS I i 1 'R Www C' 577,E!lW'W'f' Career Day Learning About Atoms P - ' 1' -7' .Baz-m 'fu rr lm?- ,-. M A avail Civics Club Play nf.-N, f 3' HP' Junior Sweetheart, June Arm Roy and escort. Senior Sweetheart, Lucille Guerra and escort O IJ W! ,?:WP1' ! -'ffwlf Q 126 SENIORS: Gainell Schmidt, Maidg Lucille Guerra, Sweethearrg Auclrera Oelking Maiclg and Escorts. ' jf' ' 1 i H2 i'i'l'ir -ni Senior and Junior Courts il JUNIORS: Sandra Kerlec, Maidg June Ami Roy, Sweetheartg Pamela DeLas, Maidg and Escorts. L, :Q x ELECTION FEVER FOR ANNUAL TITLES -,1f.1'z.. in N5 S fs TT i T I LVV, V, la M' ,1 fn I 'xx , Q K , - .9, L P ...M L.,, .-th 'T , ' E , ' 5 I as 4 le H -,LLLPN I I .yy Y, .As .gp-Q YOU DCNT HAVE A , N., X 'T mah QT L 0 ' 22.9 ws, . Y if 40 gg Martin Cross, Promising Contender. :l i ,,. 12.1 4 Roberta Begue I Speak for Democracy W IMITE SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS Kathryn Coulter, Future Unlimited Through Junior .-Xchievenient. Apfv 4-'ii bc, -'I .fy L 2 A Prize for Freshman-Sophomore Trace Meet, ,If ,x Q M mu, i f 2-Y Larry Cowen, Class President and Toast Master. PPWS, Connie Mutz presents class will. 132 Good company, delicious food, BANQUET an evening to be remembered. 'CS 6 . . f f 1 ,I-1 ,f Rosalie Kraus presents philosophy. Diane Wire introduces prophecy. 1 'Y fig .V F, Interesting moment! Bonnie Wright reads the prophecy. 133 lf- Token of appreciation. .Y J Z a D. 5, Dr. Don Langford speaks. 1 I I 09. X W 2 X ' as. Hargis and Baudin win Dave Frank Award. 4 .-11.-1 Future drum head tester D. J. takes helm from Carl. X I4 WP! ubwf.-K 40, Winners of coveted jackets. GIRLS' ATHLE - in - sub. run 5 Q fa . it ' t 4p.s FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Silve Lee Misuraca, Phyllis St. Germain, Tillie Campo, Joan Hebert, June Ann Roy, Sue Fahrenbacher, Jo Ann Earhart, Patricia Allison, and Carol Monteleone. 5 E1 . ,I u 'Q WJM, Q, Elm!! .lv T fp , .19-v 9' T x I A gift to recall pleasant memories. ,f Oy' ff 138 T IC BANQUEI' ff X f fix Mlss Betty Zmimerman Prmclpal at St Claude He1ghts returns tc Chalmette as speaker X. ,r ' Good Fellowship 'I39 fu Ll I 1 N M fwwfx M' ' ff' 'W hs I V V1 ms M STAT Wim y W M WW' N f m ay W ' W ix W K J X ,W ju F ,hi W xkjghh, 'fi x-X .- . S , X L I T R E A R L A L R Y Y DANIEL JONES, Mechanical HOLT FASTRING, Solid Drawing, First Place French Geometry, First Place. Reading, Excellent. ANNA RANDOLPH, French RAYMOND ABERCROMBIE, PHYLLIS ST. GERMAIN II, Second Place. Geography, Second Place. World History, Second Place -in-is 4- ? I if NAA xx 'vflkj . R5 . W J , RICHARD BALDOCK, Algebra CONNIE MUTZ, Bookkeeping, I, Third Place. Third Place. 142 SENIOR DIVISION Ideal Boy and G1rI Paul Peak and Judy Morgan Alternates Dlane Green and Lours Verret HI LITES u-vw' Va WK swpu JUNIOR DIVISION Alrernates Dlanne Andrews and George Carver Ideal Boy and Grrl Ernest Owens and Patucra Fabre 7 , 9 1 - ' ,, gi wr' ,I , W V if I .W ,v nl 1 I --..........,. C U x N 'sq K 4 1 1 I we ' , , A MA , 1 A . I. V. , A 5 I W ' .C w wk I 5 ff ' I , Q . . WINNIERS F1rst place B111 Edgett second place Freda Ranager thud place Celeste Brooks ORATORICAL CONTEST l ,,,,,,.,., ,......-.-em l' C,ONll l ST NN I 5 ROSll1C Krlus Cwrhermc lrosclwlr lrcdw Ralmger B111 Edgeu md C, lcstc Brool s 145 1 I D 1 - 5 y : I me llggllsilwml 1 s 3 gg 1 it -f Q 23 5' , I 4 , 3' f , 2 S 4 6 f sf, ' iili, ilifffl T gag? l c il l Q l gg , 'E 3.4 Lf g Q A A ' . 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' Jullus Hutter Allen Jones l f , 4 . 2 ' - 1 9 'v fi ' - , gk-2514 ' n' n -2 x - O H! 'n ' Lf 5?i?3fi 5 .' V W f-, V4 , Q L x ' T ' J lk N ' , . V 7' K' . . , .if . in H k'1':x.1 We , ,M fin f ...A -4 , Q' A . 1 Vf, .v- ' fm:-'fivf -an 41,5 : fini? f' A V 1 2291+ 1' ,.,k :,., , .- , .X . I - , 4 .w-.- rv..-I 'Ji' xy ' 5: Q-MTS' Q rfvf- Ji ' . ' V 4 V 1 figifl 2 n N, .. - W is wg.-f ,, -'-f 'f,,' ff r. 'EH' , 'Q M 5 1 - ?'AAc'5.s':4i.f.:L? A1.. . : , , .' 4. - Q Floyd MCKCHZIS 1-H ' msn .wif jqgfta 'UU 0f J 'x -1 X v- ff 'w 45 :Vik 1 ',,?'1Q'f'3 . .. I ,M-rw, l Paul Polit Kenneth Rabalals Lou1s Verret 'I49 f,F3'A' ..E. - Owls' Offensive Team 'ln Owls Defense ax 'X ffff M go f 'fi-H' X -L- S 'x 'Lf 4' D S Hi? f f HQ f I Rabalals scores T D over Left Tackle Jones carrymg LaCour leadmg mterference Wllh Orlando A 515.148, -5. , , ff fyz 34 XX 44 1 Q12 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING: Coach Stohlman James Kxle Bobbx Riedl Kenny Rabalais Charlie Longbotham Tommx Grace George Gilligan, Louis Verret Johnny Morgan John Vinet and Manager Schlorff KNhELING Jim Bos Lirrx LaCour Pete Orlando, Joe Barcelona and Lam Com en Missing is Captain Paul Pea! Standing with Coach Stohlman are Paul Peak, team Captain and George Gilligan. Both boys represented Chalmette on the All Riverside Team. Pete drives hard again Owls vs. Bees Cowen fires from out Colllltry Day game Louie takes charity toss Cajun Game ix, ww V a 'F A nf' IJXEQ' ' 1 1 y, Q :ig , W M WF 5 2', 5? 5 I fy 'E MQ W? W 4 A d 'V H ni N3 ' ' 'V fgiv i I V ' V - 2. W ? fig ,L Q ' 3 jj, 1 E 1 4 1 A 'W ap i , 2' 2- Y- 52. A gg M .2 -at 'Siva 1-audi 2 -a ..--v ...sv- 1 .- x ,fl Q! .-- I 9' , Z ,, is ,13 1 A - I - . eff 1 .. ,V LV A... .30 if ff my Wy? M MHYKW is 35 iz Q p W . v , 'Sf ' fn ., ' ,- 4, 52 vw GIRLS' VARSITY: Freda Ranager, Lynn Davies, Vicki l-Iambrice, Sue Ellen Faihrenbacher, Io Ann Earhart, June Ann Roy, Phyllis Sr, Germain, Eileen Gremillion, Doris Schneider, and Helen Donnelly. Eileen Gremillion June Ann Roy W ,U 158 X 'ff Helen Donnelly Elizabeth Laird, Sponsor Jo Ami Earhart C2 csv 1 3 .Z .2 Z- IUNIOR TEAM: Celeste Brooks, Joy Shields, Weaver, Par Myer, and Mary Lotrihger. Jud 1 y Pasciak, Cynthia Phyllis St, Germain 159 Su e Fahrenbach er 5' X , '79 5. 1 -. xiirf, is .uf E 4 5 - 1 -wi 1' K-JMS' - FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Clyde Powell, David Neal, johnny Morgan, Larry LaCour, Tommy Grace, Larry Cowen, George Gilligan, Julius Hutrer, Charles Longbotham, Louis Boyle, Mike Stohlman, Coach. SECOND ROW: Joseph Tufaro, Paul Polit, Chris Guerra, Albert Eike, Bobby Sarter, Paul Peak, and Kenneth Rabalals: BASEBALL 0' l 5 Q3 Mitf gy Q 5 kg V: 1 'I . ' ' Coach Mike Srohlman Larry Cowen barring. 160 .1-Q7 'P' 'mn sm., rf sw Bobby Satter catches. Parlay HI! 1 ,, Paul heads for third. Srohlman coaches third. Kenhy Rabalais pitches 161 sw 'iii' -, 1 A SOFTB.-X LL TE.-XM: Joan Hebert, Carole Monteleone, Vicki Hainbrice, Sue Ellen Fahrenbacher, Judy Pascialr, Eve Licciardi, Jerry Warren, Tillie Campo, Doris Dorand, Helen Donnelly, Janice Smith, Eileen Gremillion, Peggy Heinard, Pat Allison, Miss Betty Laird, Coach. 'afar' SCFTBALL bb, V or Nw, ,, S--fl' -ff-ab...-' . V ' .Xnoilier Run In Sregldy D065 It 162 Hit and Run I V .mvx'5 'f7'Z'P' mfe on F1rst Strike One ' ..: -V .. aw rw'--Q. 4 4' .... 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' A 1.04549-3g'A'gg' gf TQ 9,-Eff ., ' I J?w4z'f ,,'M. www 4' .4 , MM, 'W 'V , v if , Uk. -A-'li 'ff ,, 167 fi t ff! .ns Lf s . 4 im -, flv-A I L MH'iWf'1, Csu.fr.124.y U51 Cngirw-M4, lliavulat ?2aw- Gmlzanw HARBOR SCENE In the busy harbor at New Orleans ships from many lands shift their cargo amid the creak of winch and hawser, the shouts of stevedores, and the mingled odors ot the docks. i 1 if r if-,J l -?'..--'Mi' , C04-01.2545 7.451 67294-27fL0!'!4,, I-94hLu2-If WILU' Onlmma, CHALMETTE SHIP Adiacent to the National Park that commemorates Jackson's victory at the Battle ot New Orleans is the Cltalmette Slip, sate berth and loading dock to serve the giant industries on the river below New Orleans. 1- L. Olivier 5 au. F. Lorenz f CQ: B. Reich we If ' 1 V F. . 3 L. Cowen SIT. -1 . 1.- J' Q Vi WV x ,. am. - 7 Lyn. f ,1 ,w w. ' qw.. A '- G. Boos 1 'T' 1 Y Q .annu- D. Sans 5 R. Kraus L. Verret 1 ' 1 I Q r M. Hoover 6 1 , ' I- R A i5?T5rTXb 35 9 P. Gordy 4A 9 , K. 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WATER BORN This is on infegrcfed barge, mosf modern workhorse of rhe river, capable of carrying A 'Y' a ' , A f 'mm ' f , J '5hws..awsa,,.f Wy'-mai-M,-w,,,w1.m K r ?dQiiwu.Q,, X- , la Al, , ..4 f-ffa'S.fmuHT-..- .L ., I I, , Us Q I HI - v,, ,, e Cou.frIz4j US fngbrwafu, AULADLLQLZ 7l2,u.f' C9xz2zczm4- EIGHT ns of heavy equipmenf cmd obie To move Under' its own power os one mighty vessel . KAISER ALUMINUM 81 CHEMICAL CORPORATION Compliments of , ' CHALMETTE HIGH SCHOOL OOSTERS ASSOCIATION Mr A J Heophy President P fl sf Mahoney Heophy Schlorff Mr Esposl 'ro OFFICERS Mr A ESPOSIIO Mrs K Guelfo Vice Presldenf Rec Secretory BOARD OF DIRECTORS K Guelfo Q Moley M Jackson F Mumphrey L Fcllgouf H Jones Mrs J Sprinkle Mrs H Helscher Mrs M Stohlman Mrs P Muntz Mr Mr H Jones Corr Secretory Bourgeols Cousfe Fennell Caron Corne Compliments DON S ESSO SERVICE STATION 2539 Paris Road 8: Goodchlldren Chalmette Louisiana NEAL'S 6629 St Claude Ave Arabl LG Automotive Electrical Servlce Carburetors Generators Starters Reliable Guaranteed Repairs Orrgmal Parts Only Tune Up Wlth Neal Compl :ments CHALMETTE BEAUTY SALON 2420 Jackson Blvd Chalmette Loulslana Delores and Mary ED I 2809 Compliments TONY S SUPER MEAT MARKET I00 Chalmette Ave Chalmette Loulslana ED I 2270 Compliments CHALMETTE ELECTRIC CO Arab: L Elton Jack LeBlanc John M Sensebe ED I 3845 Compl :ments CIEUTAT S PLUMBING 8. HEATING 7124 St Claude Ave Arab: Loulslana EDI 63I4 Compliments AUDREY ODINET SCHENCK SCHOOL OF DANCING 500 W Goodchlldren St Chalmette Loulsxana Compl :ments OUBRE S WELDING AND IRON WORKS 750 W Goodchlldren St Chalmette Louaslana If It s not a broken heart or a purse I II fx of ' ' 'I I of of of of 6707 V2 sf. Claude Ave.. ' 'I Q, . . O4 of 1 ' . I I i ll M -Q M X Qtr? N JZ 'X xy Congratulations 60 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. KS Q Q. X xx - Tn X ,4 , 1 9 'K , 1, ivy, U A Q .. il . A N , V lv -K ,f 52 5,9 'z . J Xff 1' w .K , We e ' f fijs E. ' x 4 .55 fy' Q x gs . -.N f -I Q' Wa. L i p it I I N , gl X fe 3, X X X : , X CLASS or ' PARISIAN TAILORS Latest Styled Formal Rentals Expert Alterations Reweavlng I27 Camp St New Orleans I2, Loulsiana Compliments of CHALMETTE BAKERY F nkL Hull, J , Pro r EDgewood I-9I85 Compliments HENRY C SCHINDLER ANDERSON S PHARMACY Chalmette Paras Road and St Bernard Hwy EDgewoodI I65I Compl :ments of RICKEY S RADIO ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 66IO St Claude Ave EDgewoodI I45I Compl :ments 234 Mehle Ave Arab: Louisiana EMILE JORDY INC Furmture 4I24 Toulouse St Pay Cash Save 25 fo CHALMETTE JEWELRY Fine Watches and Diamonds Watch and Jewelry Repalrs ED I 2532 I37 W St Bernard Hwy I ra . r. p . of I of 3' MR. EDWIN M. Rov SHERIFF DOCTUR N. P. TRIST Compl :ments JIM S BARBER SHOP St Bernard Hwy Chalmette Loulslana FREDERICK E MENGE SR General Contractor ts Lyndel Drlve Chalmette Loulslana Compl :ments EVELYN S FOOD STORE Chalmette Loulslana LOUISE SHOPS INC Exclusive Laclnes Wear 8OI W Gooclchlldren St Chalmette EDgewoocI I 594I R A DUPLANTIS SHOES 327 St Maurice 8m 6330 St Claude Shoes For The Entire Famlly Ave MRS NOBILE S HOMEROOM MARION L MUNSTER Butcher Representative New Orleans Stockyarcls 574 Lyndel Drlve Chalmette ED I 2481 EDgewooclI 424I J J Arla tl ARTISTIC TILECRAFT Real Clay Tlles 220 W Prosper St Chalmette Loulslana of u I . I Q . I I . I . 0 I of. . . , I I . . Compliments . . , of . . . I ' - . D . f. . I I O 0 1 I 0, I Compliments Compliments MISS ORTEGO S HOMEROOM MR BUTLER S HOMERCOM Compl :ments Compl :ments MR BURSON S HOMEROOM MISS RIST S HOMEROOM Compliments Compliments MRS LANGFORD S HOMEROOM MRS HELMICH S HOMEROOM Compluments Complnments JERRY LA VIE LOUNGES DR AND MRS CHARLES W MURRET No I ond No 2 Cholmette Loulslono ot . lot I Kg . ol' D oil OL 1 'QQ W CONGRATULATIONS FROM The L G BALFO R COMPANY BUY BETTER BUY BALFOUR Class Rmgs Invlfaflons Diplomas Medals Trophles We Are Proud To Serve CHALMETTE HIGH SCHOOL BOB GRANT an JIM PLUMMER Box 211 Baton Rouge La O O d WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned and Operated by S Ferrara and F Seellng Clwalmette Loulslana Phone EDI 3456 Complnments MORGAN 8. LINDSEY Compl :ments WINN DIXIE FOOD STORE Arab: Branch ED I 9I62 745 St Bernard Hlghway See Llvewell Homes MARTIN S ROTHSCHILD INC I222 Center St ED I-6253 Ara I La DOMINO SANDWICH SHOP Aral L George Paine Owner COUVILLON BROS ED I 956I Ornamental Iron Works Porch Ralllngs Columns Window Guards G rlls 6703 N Peters St Arab: L EDI 5907 MRS STERGS CALEGAN I3 Keane Drive Cholmette Lounsuana TRIST PHARMACY 7OII St Claude Avenue E 6 Ara 1 P O a , of of H I H by 1 . ' P 247 Friscoville Ave. b', a. . . - r. . . '. a ' D I-I6I , ' ' b', . . L . AGENCY WERHAN INSURANCE Best Wishes OLAS COIG BARBER SHOP St Bernard Highway Clwalmette Louisiana Compl :ments VETTER HARDWARE AND LUMBER CO 5900 St Claude Ave New Orleans La WHI 4I88 FOSTER S PAINT AND HARDWARE CO T430 N Rampart Street New Orleans Loursuana WH 9-6000 COLLEY S MARINE SUPPLY Marine Supplles and Hardware Demcey D Colley Sole Owner 6030 St Claude Ave New Orleans La Compl :ments WATERFRONT CAFE M .I Selther Propr New Orleans L SORCI S CATERING SERVICE Partles Dances Fmerald Room avallable or Parties and Meetlngs 746I St Claude Ave Arab: R e PERINO S OYSTER BAR rlno P Perlno J 6940 St Claude Ave EDI 9I67 Compl :ments ANNUAL STAFF and EDITORS of I . . I , I . . . , I , . of Private Homes-Weddings-Banquets - - ' 1 - l f , a. . . ', La ot . P ' . ' , r. Compliments of OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY TWENTY-FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT DISTRICT ATTORNEY LEANDER H PEREZ SECOND ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY LEANDER H PEREZ JR FIRST ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATTORNEY - RUDOLPI-I M. MCBRIDE 86ll St. Bernard Hwy. ED I-l69l AMERICAN RENT ALL CO WE RENT JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING Bob Faust Clwalmette Manager Loulslana Compl :ments SIDNEY D TORRES Clerk of Court and Ex Offrclo Recorder Parish of St Bernard, Loursrana EDI 3434 5 JACOB SCHOEN 81 SONS CO Cash and Funeral Service Insurance Offlclal Funeral Directors 527 Elyslan Fields 3827 Canal St and Covlngton L Compliments ANTHONY S CLEANERS 2020 Lloyds Avenue Clwalmette Loulslana Ed I 5481 of 5l9 Elysian Fields Ave, - WH 3-2477 ' , a. of 9 -.M-.......!,,, A ww? 'Vw ...QP BETTY JO REAGAN T956 BARBARA ANN REAGAN T959 The charming daughters of Mr and Mrs Myron J Reagan have each won the title of Mlss New Orleans Berry JO In T956 and Barbara Ann rn T959 Thelr parenfs are both popular fea chers rn Sf Bernard Parish, Mrs Reagan In Sr Claude Herghfs and Mr Reagan In Chalmefte Hugh Compliments of MR REAGAN l 'PA' v , , 5 , , n N ,Q s , I I Q 5 ,xi Tn-...mf N f I 0 7 f V , . Q f X a f ,J 4. , 'Q . rua . ff V , V , mil 'N Is? ' 3 ' 15515: ,'4-' f ff 1' ' 1 g 1 fir f 3 r f N U, . r. ' V Tiwfaxr,-gl , N' l T. be +2 A A Q l rs , rr T 0 ' I Q 1 f X I . , , T I ,, CAROLYN PARK SUBDIVISION Chance Homesltes 5 XIIO 60 XIIO From 3I50 Only I0 fo down S32 Monthly 625 Rowley Blvd Arab: Loulslana EDgewood I 4176 EDgewood I I35I BUD S FLCWERS 5707 St Claude Ave New Orleans I7 Loulsaana Hubng s Famous Honey Frunt Pres SIMON HUBIG CO 24I7 Dauplwlne Street New Orleans Loulslana ST BERNARD BUS LINE, INC 6900 St. Claude Ave Arabn, Lounslana OI I I I 5 O , WHitel'1all 5-I342 WHItel'1all 5-IZI9 mZ5 Qiewd, gf ,ww M 5 Q,-!,efwfcLa-fr, ff 1260 ST . BERNARD BANK 8. TRUST COMPANY s ws dHy ARABI PAINT HARDWARE AND GLASS CO SCI TONY S HARDWARE B C dl OI dl 2 HAYES DAIRY PRODUCTS INC S Ik h 6731 f. Claude Ave. Ar bi, Louisiana d 951 . . B 7I3O aude Avenue A I3 L 1 L mber Bldg. Materials F d P O I806 lwalmeffe, L -I6 ED woo -l6O ' o Arabi Plant 6930 f. Claude Ave. Arabi, Louisi - - -ice cream Compliments of ROGER'S CREAMERY LLOYD C ROGER PROPRIETOR Clrialmette Louisiana ED I 5443 MODERN ELECTRIC SERVICE STILL YOUR BIGGEST BARGAIN And here s why our average residential and ago yet pays less than twice as much for It In today s high cost of living can you think of a bigger bargain' LOUISIANA PCWER 8: LIGHT COMPANY Helping Build Louisiana ' I I . . , - - . . farm customer uses more than 5 times as much electricity as he did 25 years . . , . . . ' I MRS HAMILTON S HOMEROOM MRS BROOK S HOMEROOM F MRS BUTLER S HOMEROOM C pl of C pl of MR. ERNST'S HOMEROOM C pl , of C pl CONGRATULATIONS As one who has served Chalmette High School students, may I offer my congratulations to their school and their parents for a job well-done. Their conduct away from home indicates that the caliber of their training has brought results to which we can point with pride. FROSTOP DRIVE-IN NO. 2 Arab: Louisiana HUGH A WYATT ED I -6581 Compliments ofthe SUPERINTENDENT S OFFICE ST BERNARD PARISH SCHOOL BOARD E Dgewood I 2533 East Chalmette Circle and LaCoste Street Irvln.I G Janssen President George Schmidt Vice President Violet P O Chalmette, Louisiana JosephJ Davies Jr Superintendent George R Duchmann Chalmette P O L o Arabi P. O. La. Arabi P. O., La. ' ' ' D . ., a ' . .,La. Buy Your Chevrolet From Persia MIKE PERSIA CHEVROLET Arabl Branch 7205 Sf Claude EDI 972I Compl :ments KENNETHT KEN EDWARDS INSURANCE OF ALL TYPES REAL ESTATE 520 E St Bernard Hwy Clwalmeffe L Besf Wishes LEITZ EAGAN LIFE INSURANCE 2115 Magazine Sfreef New Orleans Loulslana DARRELL DE MCSS ARTISTIC DESIGNS IN FINE PORTRAITURE 32I9 Mefalrre Road Metairie Loursrana . of ii 77 O .. . , . - .. I I C 81 N BROKERAGE CO Wnolesale Unexcelled Janntornal and Car Wash Suppiues Qualify A Keynote L J Ed Nunez 704 Camp Sfreef Complnmenfs CHALMETTE VISTA INC MRS. ADAMS HQMEROCM O I . - . C 5 District Manager New Orleans 12, La. of I o of 7 Cpl f INGRAM OIL 8. REFINING CO. A 81 W CONCRETE 81 BUILDING MATERIAL READY MIXED CONCRETE 8. Off ARABI FOOD STORE A A b L FR 3302 Meroux, La. o o PI AI G. ll V I L O C PI Best Wishes I from L' Jos. V. Pcpcnio, Propr. STUDENT COUNCIL A FRIEND Compliments of C pl F Compliments of CHALMETTE BAKERY Fran Hull, J Chalmette L NATIONAL AUTO STORES 5640 St Claude Ave Whitehall 9-6204 Whitehall 5 7278 New Orleans L CARL O HARTWELL 4I5 Rlchards Bulldlng New Orleans Loulslana Compl :ments FRIEND WRIGHT S FABRIC CENTER 92 Norton Ave Arab: L ED I 679 McCall 8. Snmpllclty Patterns Notions and Costume Jewelry FRESH CLEAN TASTE Compl :ments LOUIS P MUNSTER Thnrcl Ward Police Juror Chalmette, Loulslana Compllments of a FRIEND k r . I T , a . , a . I of a . I G ' I It I 3' , 'I Qrgfjf' .gi .,1,, Dress Fabrics of all Types GIF Q ' a of . GULF SCAP CCRPORATION WILLIAM MISTROT Violet, Louisiana Comp imenfs of Jgmfviw ZQZZTZLMQZMQ, Zig MM XZ? 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