Southeastern High School - Le Petit Souvenir Yearbook (Hammond, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1965 volume:

gom4UiL iJk yyyrsa, 44. ' ,. t ,   ! -■ - X  % m i .1 1 - ' -.i . k LE PETIT SOUVENIR SOUTHEASTERN HIGH SCHOOL Hammond, Louisiana The Spirit of SHS! What does it mean? The warm hullabaloo between classes. The announcement of anticipated election results. The prized victory after a tough basketball game. The peak of excitement on the Friday before the Prom. A flash of gold on a proud junior ' s hand. The hushed silence of satisfied farigue after a completed term paper or final exam. The remembrance of daisies mingled with ivy. And finally graduation, the termi- nation of a way of life. The Spirit of South- eastern High is a distinct feature, an essential quality ingrained in the halls of our school. Words and pictures alone are incapable of retracing the hours of the 1964-65 school year. However, it is our goal that even such small tokens will kindle in you vivid remembrances of the Spirit of Southeastern. We invite you to step with us through the halls of Southeastern High and to renew with untarnished sharpness those moments when the Spirit of SHS blossomed forth. .♦ .139 tif n ' ? v-Y ■SiP ■ ■t„ yA; aijy ,« ) j i . t ' : -Jh- Dedication The essence of an education is a dedicated teacher who instills in her students not only knowledge, but also the love of learning. A true teacher creates an alive, vibrant atmosphere of searching curi- osity encompassing the riddle of life itself. Such is the teaching of the one to whom this yearbook is dedicated. Graduates of Southeastern High have for many years stepped into the world as more complete men and women under the guidance of Miss Velmarae Dunn. On behalf of the entire student body the Seniors of ' 65 dedicate this 1965 edition of the Le Petit Souvenir to Miss Velmarae Dunn, our Miss Dunn, in deepest appreciation. i ' i Administration DR. LUTHER H. DYSON President DR. J. B. WOOLEY Dean of the College DR. PRESTON B. ALLISON Dean of Education DR. H. V. GREGORY Director of Teacher Education DR, CLARENCE E. GOLEMON— Principal B.S., M.A., Ph.D. — LSU It is with a great deal of pleasure that I accept this opportunity to ex- press my appreciation to the faculty, student body, and school employees for their part in making the 1964-65 school session both pleasant and profitable for all concerned. Through the course of this year, we have won many honors and excelled in academic and extracurricular activities. We have shared many wonderful experiences together. I know I am stating the sentiments of the entire student body and faculty when I say to the annual staff and sponsor, Congratulations for a job well done! Best wishes to you. Sincerely, ( -I i« i-c« t • Xr  - - ' J Clarence E. Golemon MRS, DORIS BLOUNT Sixth Grade M.Ed., LSU MISS MATTIE LEE BURRIS Mathematics M.Ed.. LSU MISS LUCILLE CARPENTER Girls ' Physical Education M.S., L.S.U. MISS VELMARAE DUNN English M. A. , University of Oklahoma MISS JANE DUTSCH Social Studies M.A., LSU MISS LUCILLE ENGLAND Third Grade M.A., Columbia University MRS. LOIS GIBSON Business Education M.A., Univ. Southern Mississippi MRS. ODILE GILL Librarian M.S.. in L.S., LSU .:s. ■■■ 1 I jf B , jt mii te! w3 L HPi H L EpW 1 2 jjj m MRS. DOROTHY GUNN Second Grade M.Ed., LSU MR. VERL J. HITS Boys ' Physical Education M.S.. LSU MISS NANA JAMES Home Economics M.S.. LSU MISS KATHRYN MEYERS Music Education M.M.Ed.. LSU MR. PHILLIP W. MOUW MISS EVA NETTLES Science Seventh Grade M.A., University of Iowa M.A., LSU MRS. ALTHA E. ORR MRS. ALYCE SHELTON Kindergarten First Grade M.A., Columbia University M.Ed.. LSU 10 MISS SARA SMYTHE Eighth Grade M.S., University of Arkansas MRS. ANNE W. STARNS Fourth Grade M.A., Peabody College MISS JEANNE E. STURGIS Art M.A., LSU MR. JOSEPH F. ZALESKI Fifth Grade M.Ed., LSU II I MISS DIANE GRAY Secretary MRS, CAROLYN BOYD Secretary 12 CLASSE STUDY--the spirit of devout research into the knowl- edge of life. n CHifud ) ' - Spirit reveals itself in numerous ways. The devotion to our school and the projection into its activities combine to form an intan- gible element which makes SHS what it is. LEADERSHIP- -the spirit of intelligent guidance and directing influence ENTHUSIASM--thc spirit of warmth arising from vibrant interest 14 SERVICE--the spirit of dedication, generos- ity, and self-sacrifice 2 REVERENCE- -the spirit of honor, respect and humility FUN! --the spirit of vibrancy, jol- lity, relaxation, and good humor CLOSENESS --the spirit of fellowship and unity The Spirit of SHS 1| Babes in Toyland . . . 1952-53 17 MELANIE KAY ALLISON She makes cheerful her own corner. FHA 1; GAA 1-4, Letter 4; FTA 2-4. President 4; Scribblers ' Club 2-4, President 4; National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4; Annual Staff 2-4; Girls ' Ensemble 3,4; Senior Play; Citizenship Medal 1; Per- fect Attendance 2,3; Leadership Conference 3; Lions ' Club International Award 4. DORQUIN MAE BARLOW Better the world with a song. FHA 1,2; GAA 1-4; FBLA 2-4; Scribblers ' Club 4; Cat ' s Meow 3; Senior Class Secretary 4; Second Place Shorthand --State Rally 3; Outstanding Shorthand Stu- dent 3; Superior, Girls ' Solo - State Rally 4; Girls ' Ensemble 4. GEORGE ROBERT BERIDON Only the brave deserve the fair. FBLA 2-4; Safety Council 4. HOPE REID BOHLINGER Beauty may not die as long as there are flowers and song. FHA 1; GA-A 2-4; FBLA 2-4; Scribblers ' Club 4; Cat ' s Meow 4; Girls ' Ensemble 4; Third Runnor-Up as Most Beautiful 4. MV t. I i ' 1 1 | DEBORAH KATHERINE BRADS HAW Youth comes but once in a lifetime. FHA 1; GAA 1-4, Letter 4; FBLA 2. 3; FTA 2, 3; Scribblers ' Club 2-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council Representative 1. WILLLAM ROGER CLARK Great actions speak great minds. FBLA 4, Current Events Team --Second in State; Scribblers ' Club 2-4; Safety Council 3, Vice Presi- dent 4; Key Club 2-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Cat ' s Meow Editor 4; B Basketball 3,4; Varsity VoUeyball 4; Track 1, 2, 4; Senior Play; Class Fav- orite 1. CLAIRE LEE COURTNEY w jsr The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, and the hand to execute. FHA ] ; GAA 1,2, Vice President 3, President 4; Let- ter 4; FTA 2-4; FBLA 2-4; Scribblers ' Club 2-4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Cat ' s Meow 2, Editor 3; Annual Staff 3, Editor 4; Varsity Volleyball 2-4; Cheerleader 2, 3, Head Cheerleader 4; Class Treas- urer 1; Class Vice President 2; Girls ' State 3; Leader- ship Conference 3; Student Council Secretary 3; Stu- dent Council Vice President 4; Class Favorite 1-4; Sweetest Girl 2; Miss Personality 3, 4; Friendliest 4; Miss SHS 4; Unselfish Service 1,2,4; Citizenship 3; [im Keegan Award 4; Most Courteous 4; American Legion Award, Salutatorian 4; Girls ' Ensemble 2-4. MARY FRANCES CUCCHIARA Her eternal spring shall not fade. Transferred from St. Mary ' s Dominican 2; GAA 2-4; FTA 3,4; FBLA 2-4; Scribblers ' Club 3,4; Cat ' s Meow Assistant Editor 4; Girls ' Ensemble 4; Senior Play; Sweetest Girl 3, Unselfish Service 2. THOMAS RICHARD DAVIDSON He has common sense in a way that is uncommon. FBLA 2; Safety Council 1-4; Manager Basketball and Track Teams 2-4. KENNETH LEE DENDINGER One man with courage makes a majority. FBLA 2-4; Safety Council 1-4. RICHARD S. FELLOM He is a young man of promise. FBLA 2-4; Safety Council 1-4; Key Club 2-4; First, Geometry- -State Rally 2; First, Chemistry- -State Rally 3; First, Physics- -State Rally 4. PATRICL ANN GUESS I am grown so free from care. FHA 1; GAA 1-3, Honor Roll 4; FBLA 2,3; Scribblers ' Club 2-4; Cat ' s Meow 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Varsity Volleyball 2-4; Senior Class Vice President, Unsel- fish Service 2-4; Senior Play; Most Athletic 3,4. VERL JOHN HITE, JR. Intelligence and personality are priceless assets. ITA 2-4; FBLA 2-4; Key Club 2, 3. President 4; B Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2-4; Track 2-4; Boys ' Double Quartet; Student Council Representative 1,2; Citizenship 4; Rotary Award 4; Most Athletic 4; Fourth Runner-Up as Most Handsome 4; Senior Play. JANE ELIZABETH LEU A womans work is never done. FHA 1; GAA 1-3. Letter 4; FTA 3, Vice President 4; FBLA 2-4; Scribblers ' Club 2, 3, Vice President 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Class Reporter -Historian 2-4; Student Council Representative 4; Third, Alge- bra--State Rally 1; Second Trigonometry- -State Ral- ly 4; Senior Play; DAR Good Citizenship 4; Scholar- ship Medal 1-4; Bell Science Award 4; Danforth Award 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4. CHARLES JOHN LOCASIO JR. All mankind loves a lover. Key Club 2-4; B Basketball 2. J ROBERT MICIiAEL LOUVIERE He takes life as it comes and asks no questions. FBLA 2-4; Key Club 2-4; Safety Council 1.2. LYNN THORNTON OSWALT A success in all he attempts. FBLA 2-4; Key Club 1-4; National Honor Society 3, President 4; Cat ' s Meow 3; Annual Staff 4; B Bas- ketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3, All Tourney-Kent- wood, All Area 4; Boys ' Double Quartet; Class Treas- urer 2; FHA Rose-Beau Court 4; Boys ' State 3; Lead- ership Conference 3; Student Council Treasurer 3; Student Council President 4; Unselfish Service 4; Cit- izenship Award 2; American Legion Award 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Most Service to the School 4. PATRICIA ELIZABETH SAIK Originality her constant companion. FHA 1; GAA 1-3, Vice President 4; Honor Roll 4; FBLA 2, 3; Safety Council 2; Scribblers ' Club 2-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Cat ' s Meow 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Class Reporter 1; Varsity Volleyball 3,4; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Fourth Runner-Up as Most Beautiful 2; Girls ' Ensemble 4; Senior Play; Best Ail- Around Girl 4. THOMAS JAY SEALE III A man of courage is also full of faith. I ' BLA 2-4; Key Club 4; Manager Basketball and Track Teams 1; Superior in Radio Speaking- -SLC Speech Rally; Superior in Oral Interpretation--State Rally 4; Fourth, English Pronunciation- -State Rally 4; Senior Play; Cecil Monroe Award 4. LEE DAVIS SIMPSON He lives by admiration, hope, love. FBLA 2-4; Key Club 4; Class Treasurer 1; Class Pres- ident 2; B Team Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Senior Play; Class Favorite 2-4; Most Courteous Boy 4; GAA Beau 4; Mr. SHS; Best Personality 4; Third Runner-Up as Most Handsome 3; Most Handsome 4; Danforth Award 4. ROBERT BARRY STEVENS Quiet and Dependable. FBLA 2-4; Safety Council 4; Track 4; Boys ' Double Quartet; Class Vice President 3; Senior Play. BASIL OWEN SWEATT JR. I dare do all chat may become a man. FTA 3, 4; FBLA 2, 3, President 4; Key Club 2-4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Boys ' Double Quartet; B Team Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; District and Parish All Star Basketball Player 3, All Tourney Kentwood, All Area 4; Track 3,4; Student Council Representative 4; Civitan Club Avvrard 4; Best All- A round Boy 4. HARRIET THAMES And bring with thee, jest and youthful jollity. FHA 1; GAA 1-3, Letter 4; FBLA 2, 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Scribblers ' Club 2-4; Varsity Volleyball 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3; Girls ' Ensemble 2-4; Cat ' s Meow 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Superior Girls ' Trio--State RaUy 3,4; Unselfish Service Award 3,4. TOMMY JOE THOMPSON A moral sensible and well-bred man. FTA 4; FBLA 2, 3; Key Club 2,4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Boys ' Double Quartet; Senior Play; Under- wood Award 2; Honorable Mention--WOW Award. WILLIAM MERLE THOMPSON Laugh, and the world laughs with you. 4-H Club 1,3; Unselfish Service 3; Wittiest Boy 4. LINDA EVELYN THURMAN She lives life to the fullest. FHA 1; GAA 1-3, Letter 4; FTA 2-4; Scribblers ' Club 2-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Superior, Girls ' Solo- -District Music Festival; Third, English- -State Rally 2; Third, English- -State Rally 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Superior, Girls ' Solo-- Scate Rally 4; National Merit Scholarship- -Commend- ed Scholar; Senior Play; Annual Staff 3,4. WILLIAM RUSSELL TINDALL The dearest treasure on earth - a true friend. Transferred from Lamar Junior High; Key Club 2-4; FBLA 2-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Perfect At- tendance 3,4; Senior Play. WILLIAM HENRY WATERS He has an understanding heart. FBLA 2, 4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; B Team Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Vol- leyball 3,4. GEORGE M. WANNAKIAKER It becomes a young man to be modest. FBLA 2; Safety Council 2; B Team Basketball 2-4; Track 2-4; Key Club 4. STEPHEN E. WILSON I am the master of my fate. FBLA 2-4; Safety Council 4; B Team Basketball 1, 2,4; Track 2-4; Volleyball 3,4; Leadership Confer- ence 3. Class of ' 65 Our job is to lead. ' Experience is fool ' s best teacher. 28 ' He l new what is what. When you ' re young at heart. 0«l ?u i , b - -M r Aq I Once You Pass Its Borders. You May Ne ' er Return Again, i8 iii3mm8ii?i Hm H m ' ' na-  j Juniors i: ;?l ' J There is always work to be done. The more the merrier. ' Smile, you ' re on Candid Camera. 30 •65 ■• Put your little foot. ' A good memory is one trained to forget the trivial. 31 ' ' fl Larry Daniel Bateman Michael Kemp Bickham Martha Frances Black Beimett Krnie Boyd III Patricia Diane Cade Linda Lou Cason Ouida Maxine Dennison Lola Marie Dowling Donna Darlene Durham Newman Glenn Garon Pamela Ann Goblowsky Patricia Rose Harper Cynthia Alice Hebert : i J f Carol Anne Hinkson We have met the enemy, and they are ours. So, you think it ' s a joke, ch, Lonn? Junior Class Leaders Pamela Sue Ivey Timothy Eugene LePore Mary Paulette Maurin Elizabeth Ann Morrison Lonn Macon Oswalt Dorothy Gayle Robinson A ■U Brenda Kay Sillavan Doris Elizabeth Smith Thomas Charles Spangler John Leland Vernon Michael Qualy Watson Sharon Marie Webb James Rickey Wiggins James Oliver Womack kahMik Cheryl Annette Albui Gwendolyn Kay Barlow Charlotte O ' Nell Bateman Donnie Leon Bateman Judith Alma Collura Lucy Ellen Corder Stephen Monroe Crowe Char les Edward David Margaret Cathrone Falgoust Arthur RoUand Fellows Demaris Ann Gaston James Michael Hite 34 Sophomores 1965 Malcolm Bruce Overby Sidney David Perkins Elizabeth Ann Reed Deborah Katherine Saik Louis Robert Saillard Nicholas Clinton Stevens Mary Elizabeth Stovall Rene Joseph Carlos Tricou Jane Elizabeth VVannamaker Mary Eloise Watson Carlotta Jane Wells Joedde Hughes White James Peter Wilcox Patricia Ann Wright F r e s h m a n r o I Carlos Donald Alessi Janice Margaret Alessi Anne Elizabeth Alford c ils f Kevin Richard Allison David Wayne Barineau Susan DeForest Barton Carolynn Ann Cowan Byrel Vivian Dennison William Archer Dunn HI James Lester Fellows Norma Jeannette Goodwin Beverly Ann Hyde Lawrence La Marca James David Lambert Martin Gillet Lanaux Judith Margaret O ' Brien Carolane Lee Robinson Simone Arlcne Rosenblum Frances Farley Rownd Fay Adele Schneider Donald Warren Shoemaker Majorie Harp Sibley Christine Marie Spangler Thomas Claude Stayton Philip James Thomas Mary Louise Thompson Nancy Kathleen Thompson 4 % on V ' f . Ralph Wesley Wilson Martha Berenica Womack David Lloyd Yeates ••Sv tamntui Togetherness is our motto. 0t Rebecca Bader Brenda Bedsole Betty Billups Coney Black Penny Burleson Sue Carroll Of 1% n John Cosner Billy Dowling Douglas Fischer Patricia Gill Don Goblowsky Logan Guess Claudia Hooks Paul Hinkson ' Are you kidding me? Eighth Grade High school is a big step . Diana Ivey Germaine Lanaiix Roger Lewis Tom Marlar Jane Morrison Debbie Patenotte Robert Reid Jim Scherer Ermyne Seale Debbie Smith Larry Townsend Randy Tricou Samuel White John Wilcox John Wilson William Womack «vl C Q Brad Gomez Sandra Hyde A typical science class. Douglas Albin Margie Alessi Robert Barsley Lessley Boyd Bucky Chadwick Mona Clark Deborah David Charles Dennison Jerry Drago Tommy Fagan Deane Faller Lester Gibson Seventh 40 Robert Lanaux Anthony Lane Robert Leu Kirk Morgan Arthur Moore Lewis Oswalt Angelyn Overby Cindy Rosenblum Bill St. Amant Tom Shoemaker Brittin Sledge Tim Starkey A f 4 fSt o Elise Stevens Victor Stewart Stephanie Thurman Grade Sadder but wiser, they rose the morrow morn. 41 Suzy Alford Nora Jan Bader Deborah Barbazette Chuck Bateman David Butler Vanessa Courtney Peggy Cross Mike Desmond Debbie Garafola Rachel Goodwin Irene Gomez Dana Master Keith Kennedy Ghosts and Goblins. ... i«i . . ] . • , . r w T Bv r T ' 5 ' ¥ |Vt ' , 1 ' t 1 ■ a ' ' Mt ► o I B   jfi ' ' .-A 8 42 Sixth Grade We ' re proud of our 4-H records. Ricki Kluth Jennie Lawrence Sandra Le Blanc Marley McFadden Rosamond McGehee Mike Moore Sharon Pittman Ann Seale Danny Stevens Lee Stuart Mickey Webb Eleanor Wilson Rachel Womack Wynne Wylie Chester Young Marie Zaleski n f%(%ui, t V ,A ' f 5 i 1 V rs a. « Joan Albin Corrine Ancelet Paula Barsley Lynn Bascom Frances Bateman Alan Bedsole Constance Beridon Lisa Ann Bickliam Christopher Burleson Charles Campbell Peggy Campbell Robert Core Oneil Decoteau Jr. Richard Dennison Barbara Falgoust Mary Margaret Fischer Knowledge comes, But wisdom lingers. Fifth Grade David Kinchen Johanna Lawrence Patricia Macy Grady Morgan VVyatt Patenotte John Pucketi Ronnie Roberts Georgia Nan Russell Richard Scale Mark Sledge Stephania Stewart Jan Tedder Jimmy Thames Kenneth Thomas Catherine Womack Dennis Young a (Hi ■ II .. Paul Hooks April Joseph Lissa Lee Mark Borup Rosalind Jo Cali Richard CoUura Keith Corkem Tandy Buzzetta Russell Desmond Cheryl Drago Joey Drago Vanessa Falgoust Dorothy Fellows Drew Friedrichs Debbie Harper Fourth The Fourth Grade displays Christmas joy. rade Nick Macaluso Anthony McDonald Jean McGee John McKenzie John Newton Pate Mary Re id David Roberts Kip Rosenblum Penny Ross Denise Saik Jan Scherer David Thomas a Nancy Weatherly Mike Webb ' The witch, the witch, the ugly old witch. Paul Hayden Judy Hoover Monica Adelmann Jill Burleson Margaret Carlton Nina Core Linda Crowe Diane Davis Dera Decoteau Lee Ann DePriest Victoria Forwood Tag Galloway Mike Haster Third Grade Halloween Magic Chrisunas cheer from the Third Grade. Jeffrey Kluth Tori Lane Gregory Ledford Robert MacNun Susan Macy Pammay Marino Catherine Orr Stephen Pittman Harry Rownd Marsha Russell Karen Smith Rodney Simmons Thomas Tedder Donna Sue Thurman Cynchia Andrews David Badcr Roy Clark Bascom Robert Bedsole Guy Billups III Nancy Bronsweig Dwight Butler Claire Cosner a Q Q Denise Dennison Gregory Falgoust Victor Flowers Debra Forwood Pierre Friedrichs Gay Ann Gibson Jill Hite The Second Grade wishes you a Merry Christmas. Easter comes but once a year. s e c o n d G r a d e Gary Lee Pamela McDonald V. Bradley McFadden Ann Mentz n n Carli Mentz Jeffery Morgan Lori Oswalt John Pittman Peggy Soberer Patrick Settoon Wiley Sharp Chapman Sledge Jeraldine Steedley Julie Weatherly Frances Carlton ff} f Wc wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. First Beth Ann Borden Melvin Borup Karen Burt Paul Davis Tracy Durham III Jacqueline Fagan ft 01 Wayne Gregory David Gunnell Mark Harrison Cathy Hclcniak Douglas Henneman Shcliah Howard Lori Husser Michael Lanier Grade If ever I cease to love Brian LeBlanc Hal Mentz Harold Moore Katherine Sharp Jerome Stuart David Robert S tarns Laurie Wilcox Karin Williams Taunya Williams Marilyn Marie Wiley Judith Wilson Jennifer Wenny ; L r 1 _i i. y Gayla Adams Mark Barineau Richard Boyd Elizabeth Brown David Bronsweig Elvin Campbell Kevin Corkern Carol Curtis Ann Gregory Rebecca Gunnell Richard Heleniak The Mad Hatter ' s Tea Party. Once upon a time . m 54 Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble. Kindergarten That was a funny one. Paul Horn James Martin Randy McCullen Sharon Perkins Ernest EUchardson Sandra Stuart Paula Thomas Joanne Weatherly Robert Weaver Laura Beth White Elizabeth Williams ' 1 Elementary Activities The first and second grades march for Mardi Gras. Fourth grade creates an interesting mural. Elementary choir performs for annual Christmas assembly. ACTIVITIE, V N Traditions . . . Enthusiasm , . . Loyalty . . . Service . . . Unity These separate words are joined together to form the spirit of South- eastern High School. There are a great many traditions at Southeastern. One of them is the Daisy Chain Ceremony that is per- formed every year atSeniorDay. The daisy chain symbolizes the traditions of Southeastern High School. The senior girls carry in the daisy chain and present it to the junior girls so that they can cmrry on the traditions. The junior girls give the senior girls a lighted candle to guide them in their search for knowledge. Enthusiasm is found in every thing the students participate in. The spirit at the student body elections, Fresh- man Day, and basketball games are just a few examples of the boundless enthusiasm of Southeastern High stu- dents. Loyalty is a quality that is ex- pressed in many different ways. There is the loyalty to friends, to classmates, and above aU to Southeastern High School. Each student serves the school, his friends, and his classmates in many small ways each day. The consoling pep talk when things look bad can be just as important as all the work on the prom and on scenery for the play. The feeling of unity at South- eastern is a natural one. The school being small, the students feel like part of one, big, happy family. Election Time Come on in, everybody, it ' s hootenanny time! In September the students at Southeastern High School devote their time and energy to the election of a president and vice pres- tdent to guide them through the activities of the year. Cooperation and democracy are generated through the spirit of the election. 60 Coach congratulates the victors. One more class to count Freshman Day Ummm .... It ' s good. Sorry, we can ' t allow that! It ' s the thought that counts. 61 Bolts and Nuts CAST Benita Bolt ----------- Mary Cucchiara Lutie Spinks ------------- jane Leu Rebecca Bolt ---- --. patti Saik Martha Grubb ------------- Pat Guess Twink Starr ---------- Tommy Thompson Dr. Hippocrates Joy ----------jay Seale Henry Goober ------------ John Hite Phineas Plunkett - — ------- garry Stevens Miss Prunella Figg -------- Melanie Allison Cadwalleder Clippy Bill Tindall Mrs. Gertie Glossop ------- Linda Thurman Wilbur Glossop ----------- Lee Simpson Jack Gordon ------------ Roger Clark 62 ' ' - State Rally SPEECH EVENTS Mclanic Allison - girls ' oratory Hope Bohlinger - one act play Owen Sweatt - boys ' oratory Patti Saik - one act play Jane Leu - one act play and girls ' extemporaneous speaking Jay Scale - one act play and boys ' interpretative reading Not Shown: Harriet Thames - girls interpretative reading Chuck Spangler - boys ' extemporaneous speaking LITERARY WINNERS Jim Wilcox - first in English 11 Pam Ivey - first in Spanish II Mimi Stovall - second in Home Ec. II Linda Thurman - third in English IV Richard Fellom - first in physics Jane Leu - second in trigonometry Jay Scale - fourth in pronunciation Not Shown: Beverly Hyde - first in English I MUSIC EVENTS Jim Wilcox - boys ' quartet Donna Durham - girls ' trio Barry Stevens - boys ' quartet Lonn Oswalt - boys ' quartet and boys ' vocal solos (high voices) Owen Sweatt - boys ' quartet and boys ' vocal solos (low voices) Linda Thurman - girls ' vocal solos (high voices) John Hite - mixed quartet Lynn Oswalt - mixed quartet Not Shown: Dorquin Barlow - girls ' vocal solos (low voices) Cynthia Hebert - mixed quartet Gail Robinson - mixed quartet Marjorie Sibley - girls ' trio Harriet Thames - girls ' trio 63 Christmas Dance 1964 The social life at Southeastern High School is highlighted each year by the two big danc- es--the Christmas Dance and the Prom. At the Christmas Dance besides the air of Christ- mas festivity there is an air of excitement and anxious waiting. Traditionally the fav- orites, beautiful girls, and handsome boys are announced. As the time draws near the excitement mounts. Finally the announce- ments are over; everyone relaxes and enjoys the dance. The Lucky Ones Marty Black MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL As Chosen By Star Modeling Studios ' JJfc ' g r ■at - f m Lee Simpson MOST HANDSOME BOY As Chosen By SHS Student Body First Runner-Up Most Beautiful DONNA DURHAM Third Runner-Up Most Beautiful HOPE BOHLINGER Second Runner-Up Most Beautiful MARY WATSON Fourth Runner-Up Most Beautiful MIMI STOVALL 68 First Runner -Up Most Handsome LONN OSWALT Second Runner-Up Most Handsome CHRIS LAWRENCE Third Runner-Up Most Handsome STEVE WILSON Fourth Runner-Up Most Handsome JOHN KITE 69 . ,1  ' ' ,. Mr. and Miss S.H.S. CLAIRE and LEE :. V-- Most Spirit of Service Friendliest CLAIRE and LONN Most Talented DONNA and JIM Best Personality CLAIRE and LEE Wittiest PAT and BILL 73 Most Athletic PAT and JOHN Best Ail-Around 74 Class m ,; ' ' i Freshman Class NANCY and PHILIP Sophomore Class LUCY and JIM 75 Favorites Junior Class DONNA and LONN Senior Class CLAIRE and LEE 76 Magic Moments 77 This year ' s prom was the twenty -fifth prom at Southeastern High School. The juniors carried out the theme Magic Moments, highlight- ing the themes of past proms. A great deal of sweat and toil went into making this one of the best proms ever. 78 Witching Hour Great Yum -Yum Stars Above 79 Honors SENIORS: Richard Fellom - State Rally physics; Dorguin Barlow - State Rally music; Linda Thurman - State Rally music and English IV, Betty Crocker Award; Lynn Oswalt - Unselfish Service; John Hite - Good Citizenship Medal; Jane Leu - State Rally trig and speech, D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award, Southern Bell Science Award, Scholarship Medal; Claire Courtney - Jim Keegan Award, Kiwanis Courtesy Award; Lee Simp - son - Kiwanis Courtesy Award JUNIORS: Pam Goblowsky - Girls ' State and Unselfish Service; Gayle Robinson - Leadership Conference, Unselfish Service; Chuck Spangler - Woodman of the World History Award, Scholarship Medal; Pam Ivey - D.A.R. History Award, State Rally Spanish n. Leadership Confer- ence; Lonn Oswalt - State Rally mu- sic. Good Citizenship Medal, Boys ' State, Leadership Conference; Don - na Durham - State Rally music; Un- selfish Service, and Leadership Con- ference Day SEVENTH GRADERS: Arthur Moore - Woodman of the World History Av ;a d; Lester Gibson - D.A.R. History Award. SOPHOMORES: Mimi Stovall - State Rally Home Ec. 11; Jim Hite - Unselfish Service; Jim Wilcox - State Rally English II and music. Scholarship Medal; Debbie Saik - Unselfish Service; Charles David - Unselfish Service; Ann Nelson - Good Citizenship Medal. FRESHMEN: Philip Thomas - Good Citizenship Medal; Simone Rosenblum - Unselfish Service; Rusty Wilson - Unselfish Service; Kevin Allison - Scholarship. Senior Class History Class Gift to Mr. Mouw 82 Day Baccalaureate Our Personally Involved Speaker The Senior Class 84 V ■ ' I Graduation At Last- -My Diploma Those Receiving Honors at Graduaiioii The Senior Class for the Last Time 85 ATHLETIC Pre-game strategy. Will the team pull through? Victory at last! Varsity The varsity volleyball team gives First-string team in action. Volleyball The Junior High volleyball team includes Margie Alessi, Cindy Rosenblum, Diana Ivey, Jane Morri- son, Mona Clark, Ermyne Seale, Betty Billups, Penny Burleson, Debbie Smith, and Rebecca Hand. , loud and happy victory cry. The varsity volleyball team placed second in the district volleyball tournament, losing only to Ham- mond High. The team went down fighting, scoring more points on Hammond than any other team had during the season. DISTRICT VOLLEYBALL SCORES A spirit of defeat, yet SHS vs. LORANGER 15- 8; 15-10 a sense of victory. SHS vs. KENTWOOD 15- 4; 15- 3 SHS vs. MANDEVILLE 16-14; 15- 9 M SHS vs. HAMMOND 3-15; 12-15 a l G. A. GAA A 11 -Tournament Basketball Team The Girls ' Athletic Association is an integral part of the intramural sports program at SHS. This year every girl at Southeastern was a member of this pop- ular club! The activities, such as volleyball, track meets, and volleyball, were fun; the programs enjoyable; and the benefits derived invaluable. A. Tennis Winners or Line-up? Pat Guess gives her winning volleyball team a pep talk. t The winners of a new and exciting intramural sport- -bounce volleyball. She ' ll never catch me! I ' m having fun, smarty. GAA Playnight - - I ' ll never hit the target if it keeps moving around! Come to me, baby! Entert ainment?? 91 S.H.S. 92 Cheerleaders Donna Durham; Mimi Stovall; Tim LePore; Paulette Maurin, Alternate; Claire Courtney, Head Cheerleader; Pat Wright. 93 Spirit Released! Spirit in Action! Spirit Unified! Spirit at Country Day. Spirit at Cheerleader Try-outs. I V J u n i o r H g h S o f t b a I I FRONT ROW: A. Moore, L. Oswalt, B. Sledge. L. Boyd, J. Wilson. B. Chadwick. BACK ROW: S. White. J. Wilcox, B. Dowling. T. Marlar, D. Goblowsky. L. Guess, J. Cosner, C. Black. FIRST ROW: A. Moore. B. Lanaux, L. Boyd, R. Reid. SECOND ROW: S. White, B. Dowling, B. Womack. T. Star- key. BACK ROW: C. Deiinison, R. Tricou, P. llinkson, J. Wilcox, T. Marlar, D. Goblowsky, L. Guess, J. Scherer. C. Black, J. Cosuer. Track 96 Team talks victory. Crowd gives full attention. Junior High Basketball FIRST ROW: L. Oswalt, D. Albin, T. Shoemaker, B. Chadwick, T. Fagan. SECOND ROW: J. Wilson. S. White, B. Sledge, L. Gibson, T. Starkey, A. Moore. THIRD ROW: J. Wilcox, L. Townsend, L. Guess, P. Hinkson, D. Goblowsky, C. Dennison, T. Marlar, C. Black. 97 V a r s I t y r i ■ 1 ■ f 1 fHS fM  v L a ' i ,e.v ! I H k UL A r L 1 f ' 1 I . ■ fc V o I I e y b a I I .. -Nr FIRST ROW: M. Overby. B. Boyd, S. Wilson, J. Hite, R. Clark, L. Simpson, L. Oswalt. SECOND ROW: N. Garon, L. Oswalt, N. Stevens, O. Sweatt, B. Waters, J. Hite, T. Davidson (Manager). I 98 JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL 1 W - A 1 ), Cubs move in as Hite ' s block fails. w • « Three of our most loyal fans. ' What do I do with it now? 99 T e a m B a $ k e t b a I I FRONT ROW: K. Alison, R. Wilson, D. Yeates, J. Fellows, P. Thomas. BACK ROW: Coach Hite. D. Shoemaker, D. Perkins, N. Stevens, N. Garon, A. Dunn, C. Spangler. Our favorite referee Cubs on way to parish victory 100 JIM HITE Sophomore Forward A real, live victory at Country Day PARISH CHAMPS. MAC OVERBY Sophomore Forward 101 LYNN OSWALT Senior Guard. All Southeast Area. All Tourney in the Dairy Bowl. BILL WATERS Senior Forward. 102 LEE SIMPSON Senior Guard. LONN OSWALT Junior Guard. Country Day tip off. B,0. flies during Hammond game. OWEN SWEATT Senior Center All Southeast Area All Tourney Covington Tournament All Tourney in the Dairy Bowl JOHN HITE Senior Forward All Southeast Area All Tourney Covington Tournament 103 s H S c u b s 104 Parish Champs SCHEDULE SHS 69 Poncha:oula SHS 89 Springfield SHS 65 Loranger SHS 81 Albany SHS 55 Hammond SHS 62 Doyle SHS 73 Independence SHS 73 Ponchatoula SHS 124 Springfield SHS 75 Country Day SHS 73 Live Oak SHS 48 St. Paul SHS 40 Ridgewood SHS 70 Country Day SHS 58 Mandevillc 46 34 54 46 43 53 38 52 41 74 47 41 20 68 40 SHS 50 SHS 59 Independence SHS 61 St. Martins SHS 70 Albany SHS 58 Albany SHS 43 Liberty SHS 75 North Pike SHS 51 Holden SHS Doyle SHS 75 Independence SHS 73 Spring Creek SHS 56 Chesbrough SHS 75 Live Oak SHS 50 Loranger SHS 62 Spring Creek SHS 47 Mandeville . Francisville 63 31 46 34 31 41 74 75 54 55 55 41 43 52 51 106 Varsity Track FIRST ROW: R. Wilson, D. Perkins, M. Lanaux, R. Tricou, L. Oswalt. SECOND ROW: R. Clark, C. Lawrence, J. Hite, S. Wilson, P. Thomas. BACK ROW: Coach Hite, D. Shoemaker, J. Hite, N. Garon, N. Stevens, Flex Sweatt, B. Stevens, M. Overby, G. Wanamaker, T. Davidson (Manager). 107 440 YD. RELAY TEAM - N. Garon, C. Lawrence S. Wilson, M. Overby - 46:0. R 880 YD. RELAY TEAM - M. Overby. J. Hite, N. Garon. J. Hite - 1:34.4 MILE RELAY TEAM - N. Garon. J. Hite, C. Lawrence, J. Hite - (M. Overby) - 3:32. 1 (new school record) 108 Fieldmen JAVELIN MEN - Loan Oswal: - First in Parish - 161 ' Lynn Oswalt DISCUS AND SHOT MAN - George Wannamaker 09 JIM HITE - Pole Vaulter - 10 ' 6 . CHRIS LAWERANCE - Broad Jumper - 20 ' JOHN HITE - High Jumper, Tie for First in District - 5 ' 10 . 110 STEVE WILSON - 16.4 in 120 Yd. High Hurdles 21.8 in 180 Yd. Low Hurdles. i« ' «!-.. ( N 4d ' j fK ■w. i. H u fiIA t OWEN SWEATT - 16.5 in 120 Yd. Highs. Half-Miler BARRY STEVENS - Half-Miler - 2:08.3 III NEWMAN GARON - First in Parish 100 Yd. Dash - 10.6 Su-i. i4rv -tf s p r i n t e r s MAC OVERBY - School Record in 220 Yd. Dash - 23.8 First in Parish 220 Yd. Dash M i 1 e r JOHN HITE - Third in State 440 Yd. Dash; Tied School Record - 50.8 f ?s?s? ?o ORGANIZATION Girls ' Athletic Association Shows Its Enthusiasm The Girls ' Athletic Association sponsored many tournaments this year- -tennis, badminton, volley- ball, basketball. The club bought equipment for the State Mentally Retarded Children ' s School near Hammond. The club also sponsored its annual play-night. This event was the organization ' s money-making project, and was a huge success. OFFICERS President- ------------- Claire Courtney Vice-President- ------------- Patti Saik Secretary Donna Durham Treasurer- Pam Goblowsky Reporter- .--..-.... Ouida Dennison Claire Courtney, president, presents Lee Simp- son, the first GAA beau, with a small gift. A. FIRST ROW: P. Ivey, C. Hebert, M. Watson, C. Wells, J. Collura, L. Corder, B. Sillavan. D. Gaston, D. Saik, P. Goblowsky;- SECOND ROW: O. Dennison, M. Stovall, P. Maurin, M. Black, D. Durham, S. Webb, A. Mor- rison, P. Wnght, L. Cason, J. White, D. Smith. THIRD ROW: M. Allison, C. Robinson, A. Alford, G. Robinson, P. Harper, P. Cade, L. Dowling, L. Reid, S. Barton, J. Goodwin. 114 At one of the club ' s more interesting programs, Mimi seems to get the point very well. An exhibition of archery was one of the club ' s favorite shows during the year. The club enjoyed the fencing program presented by Dr. Lesneski. as well as the film on physical education in Louisiana and a series of skits relating the antics of many school spirit boosters. All of these interesting and inform- ative programs developed GAA this year and gave it one of its most productive and worthwhile years ever. 1 FIRST ROW: B. Hyde, F. Schneider, J. Wannamaker, C. Cowan. S. Rosenblum, N. Thompson, M. Womack. J. O ' Brian K ' Barlow. M. Falgoust. SECOND ROW: B. Dennison. M. Thompson, M. Sibley. C. Spangler. D. Jack- son, C. ' Albin. C. Bateman. F. Rownd. A. Nelson, J. Alessi. THIRD ROW: D. Barlow, J. Leu. H. Bohlinger. H. Thames. P. Guess, M. Cucchiara. L. Thurman. D. Bradshaw, P. Saik. C. Courtney. 115 Future Business Leaders of America Prepare for Leadership Johnny nominates Charlie at state convention. A typical meeting. FBLA has been a busy club this year as it prepared its members for future leadership. w i )f r ' . IwJ K J We leave tor the state convention in Shreveport. These people represented us at both district and state conventions. Claire pours coffee for Mr. Clanton at the LBEA meeting. 116 l [ D U C A 1 I 1 UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA FIRST ROW: A. Morrison, P. Ivey, M. Black, D. Durham, L. Dowling, P. Wright, C. Wells. SECOND ROW: M. Stovall, O. Sweatt, J. Seale, L. Simpson, S. Webb, P. Cade, A. Nelson, D. Jackson. THIRD ROW: K. Barlow, C. Bateman, D. Cas- ton, J. White, J. Collura, D. Barlow, D. Smith. ' M Ki f t JLf t f t ' .t- :.x .— •• s: f «. . B- ' :v TSfc_L FIRST ROW: S. Tricou, D. Perkins, D. Saik, L. CorJer, P. Harper, C. Lawrence, D. Bateman, P. Maurin, G. Robinson, C. Hebert, C. Albin, L. Reed, J. Wannamaker. SECOND ROW: B. Sillivan, P. Goblowsky. R. Wiggins, B. Tindall, G. Beridon, H. Bohlinger, E. Waters, C. David, C. Spangler, B. Garon, L. Bateman, L. Oswalt, M. Falgoust, L. Cason, M. Cucchiara. THIRD ROW: Lynn Oswalt, T. Davidson, B. Louviere, B. Stevens, John Hite, R. Fellom, L. Saillard, M. Overby, B. Boyd, S. Wilson, R. Clark, J. Wilcox, N. Ste- vens, J. Leu. 117 Future Teachers of America FIRST ROW: M. Cuccluara, P. Ivey, C. Hebert, S. Webb, P. Cade, D. Durham, A. Morrison, L. Thurman, Miss Nettles, sponsor. SECOND ROW: O. Dennison, L. Cason, D. Smith, C. Hinkson, P. Goblowsky, J. Leu, G. Robin- son, T. Thompson, B. SiUavan. THIRD ROW: John Hire, O. Sweatt. 118 Project the Educational Future FTA conducted many school-wide pro- grams this year, including two flag-raising ceremonies, a tea in appreciation of the teachers and student teachers, and American Education Week bulletin boards. OFFICERS President- -------- -Melanie Allison Vice-President- jane Leu Secretary- ----------- -Pam Ivey Treasurer Owen Sweatt Reporter Linda Cason FIRST ROW: C. Albin. J. Wannamaker, J. White, P. Wright, M. Falgoust, L. Corder. D. Gaston, Miss Burris, spon- sor. SECOND ROW: D. Perkins, A. Nelson, D. Jackson, J. Collura, D. Saik, M. Stovall, B. Fellows, Jim Hite. THIRD ROW: N. Stevens, C. David, L. Saillard, M. Overby. 119 Future Homemakers of America Ann Nelson- - -- Reporter Lucy Corder Secretary Ouida Dennison President Gayle Robinson Vice-President Demaris Gaston --------- -Treasurer Jane Wannamaker ------ -Song Leader Donna Jackson- -------------- Historian Carol Hmkson Parliamentarian FIRST ROW: S. Rosenblum, C. Wells, C. Bateman, J. O ' Bnan, M. Thompson, A. Alford, C. Robinson. SECOND ROW: B. Hyde, F. Schneider, F. Rownd, N. Thompson, M. Womack, C. Albin, J. Goodwin, M. Sibley, J. Ales- si, P. Goblowsky, B. Dennison, C. Cowan, C. Spangler. Parish officers from our club 120 Modeling at the parish meeting. Lonn is the parish beau. Nancy Thompson receives first place in hat creation contest. Rose and Beau court: Chuck Spangler, Beverly Hyde, Charles David, Carlotta Wells, Lonn Oswalt, beau, Ouida Dennison, rose, Jim ' ilcox, Gayle Robinson, Nicky Stevens, and Lucy Corder. WOMANS DUAL ROLE HO ' ' SOUTHEASTERH 121 Key Club - Inspiring Individual Initiative Key Club devoted its time to a clothing drive for Care at Home, a campaign to get people out to vote in the governor ' s election, and various programs and assemblies during National Key Club Week. The club also par- ticipated in a doughnut sale which was the money-making project for the year. KNEELING: G. Wannamaker, D. Perkins, D. Bateman, C. Spangler, R. Fellom, J. Scale, L. Simpson, D. Fellows, S. Crowe, Lonn Oswalt. STANDING: O. Sweatt, B. Tindall, R. Clark, J. Womack, B. Boyd, Lynn Oswalt, M. Over- by, Patti Saik, sweetheart, J. Wilcox, C. David, N. Stevens, J. Hite, B. Louviere, T. Thompson, C. Locascio, John Hite. 122 Scribblers ' Club Scribblers ' Club. A chance to express an idea in a creative manner. A quiet gathering of people with something in common. A happy combination of the social and mental personalities. These qualities are those of a unified club. Counting the ballots at last meeting. FIRST ROW: Chuck Spangler, Donna Durham, Pam Ivey, Cynthia Hebert, Harriet Thames, Linda Thurman, Dorquin Barlow, Lonn Oswalt. SECOND ROW: Ann Morrison, Mary Cucchiara, Sharon Webb, Pam Goblowsky, Gayle Robinson, Steve Crowe, Patti Saik, Debbie Saik, Debbie Bradshaw, Linda Cason, Jane Leu, Jim Wilcox, Roger Clark. 123 Safety Council Convention-minded Safety Council this year sent representatives to both state and national con- ventions. Linda Cason attended the National Con- vention at Tampa, Florida. The club also aided the newly formed Hammond Safety Council in its program. Eager members, ready to work. FIRST COLUMN: Richard Fellom. Larry Bateman, Mike Bickham, T. Davidson. G. Beridon, S. Wilson, C. Spangler, R. Wiggins, K. Dendinger, S. Crowe, B. Thomp- son. SECOND COLUMN: J. White, J. Womack, J. Collura. B. Boyd, L. Cason, M. Black, M. Stovall. L. Reed, Miss Dutsch, sponsor. THIRD COLUMN: P. Mau- rin, O. Dennison, P. Ivey, P. Wright, C. Spangler, M. Falgoust, S. Rosenblum, C. Robinson, P. Harper, J. O ' Brian, C. Cowan, M. Womack, B. Sillivan, D. Smith, J. Alessi, R. Clark, B. Stevens, B. Garon. OFFICERS: President - Newman Garon Vice-President - Roger Clark Secretary-Treasurer Paulette Maurin Parliamentarian - Richard Fellom 124 Voice of the Student Body — The Cat ' s Meow Selling issues in the foyer. Editorials, organization and club news, poems, class meeting minutes, basketball write-ups, social activities of the school, the latest gossip- -all of these make up the school newspaper, which is truly the voice of the student body. SEATED: Cynthia Hebert, Mary Cucchiara, assistant editor, Roger Clark, editor. STANDING: Donna Durham, Lonn Oswalt, Sharon Webb, Ann Morrison, Marty Black, Chuck Spangler, and Hope Bohlinger. 125 National Honor Society OFFICERS President- -------- Lynn Oswalt Vice-President- - - - Melanie Allison Secretary ----- Pacti Saik Treasurer- ------- Owen Sweatt Reporter — ------ Linda Thurman Parliamentarian- ------ jane Leu Probationary members are: FIRST ROW: Arthur Fellows, Jane Wannamaker, and David Perkins. SECOND ROW: Mimi Sto- vall, Debbie Saik, Donna Jackson, and Ann Nelson. NOT SHOWN: Jim Wilcox. FIRST ROW: Linda Cason, Pam Ivey, Linda Thurman, Harriet Thames, Donna Durham, Debbie Bradshaw, Lonn Oswalt. SECOND ROW: Claire Courtney, Pam Goblowsky, Gayle Robinson, Jane Leu, Lynn Oswalt, Patti Saik, Melanie Allison. THIRD ROW: Chuck Spangler, Owen Sweatt, Tommy Thompson, Bill Tindall, Roger Clark. 126 Junior High School National Honor Society Since its first induction of members during the 1963-64 scliool session, this honorary club has grown and is now an important part of the Junior High School program. FIRST ROW: Bobby Leu, Mona Clark, Cindy Rosenblum, Lewis Oswalt, Bill St. Amant, Bob Barsley, Artie Moore. SECOND ROW: Ermpe Seale, Diane Ivey, Robert Reid, Claudie Hooks, Germaine Lanaux, Sue Carroll. THIRD ROW: John Wilcox, John Wilson, Logan Guess, Don Goblowsky, Tom Marlar, Betty Billups. 127 The Mixed Chorus Enjoys Performing FIRST ROW: H. Bohlinger, D. Bradshaw, M. Black, A. Morrison, Lonn Oswalt, B. Louvicre, H. Thames, P. Ivcy, C. Hcbert. SECOND ROW: P. Harper, P. Guess, G. Robinson, S. Webb, L. Dowling, Lynn Oswalt, T. Thompson, B. Stevens, J. Scale, M. Cucchiara, D. Durham, P. Maurin, D. Barlow. THIRD ROW: P. Saik, C. Courtney, B. Sillavan, L. Thurman, L. Cason, C. Hinkson, B. Tindall, T. LePore, O. Sweatt, T. Da- vidson, P. Cade, O. Dennison, J. Leu, P. Goblowsky, D. Smith. FIRST ROW: A. Alford, D. Gaston. C. Batcman, K. Barlow. J. White, K. Alhson, J. Fellows, R. Wilson, P. Thomas, M. Overby, M. Stovall, P. Wright, N. Thompson. C. Wells, S. Rosenblum. M. Thompson. SECOND ROW: C. Cowan, J. O ' Brian, C. Robinson, S. Barton, W. Barineau, C. Stayton, J. Hite, C. Da- vid. D. Saik. A. Nelson, J. Wannamaker, L. Reed, M. Watson, L. Corder. THIRD ROW: M. Falgoust, C. Spangler. J. Alessi, B. Dennison. M. Sibley, D. Yeates. D. Shoemaker. L. SaiUard. M. Womack, F. Rownd, F. Schneider, D. Jackson, J. Goodwin. FOURTH ROW: J. Collura, C. Albin, J. Wilcox, A. Dunn, R. Alessi, N. Stevens. 128 Girls ' Ensemble Rates Superior FIRST ROW: Melanie Allison, Mary Cucchiara, Ann Morrison. Pam Ivey, Cyn- thia Hebert, Harriet Thames. SECOND ROW: Pam Goblowsky, Gayle Robinson, Hope Bohlinger. Dorquin Barlow, Claire Courtney, Donna Durham. NOT SHOWN: Linda Thurman, Patti Saik, Linda Cason. Boys ' Double Quartet FIRST ROW: Lynn Oswalt, Lonn Oswalt, Jim Hite, Mac Overby. SECOND ROW: Bill Waters, John Hite, Owen Sweatt, Barry Stevens, Tommy Thompson. 129 Student Council Reflects The Student Council presented an additional facet of life at SHS with an All-Sports Banquet, which honored those students who had shown ex- cellence in the field of sports during the school year. With proper support and promotion, the banquet will grow into an even more important part of life at SHS. The purpose of the Student Council is to foster better student-faculty relationships, to uphold school spirit and good sportsman- ship, to promote training in citizenship, to establish respect and appreciation for our way of life and to attain fellowship among students. The Student Council officers this year hold the new banner which the club purchased. They are: Lonn Oswalt, treasurer; Donna Durham, secretary; Claire Courtney, vice-president; and Lynn Oswalt, president. 130 The Spirit of S.H.S. The members work together to plan and carry out their job. At one of the Career Days, Mr. Webb spoke on engineering. FIRST ROW: Nancy Thompson, Mr. Hite, sponsor, Owen Sweatt, Jane Leu. SECOND ROW: John Wilcox, Sue Carroll, Mona Clark, Debbie Saik, Martin Lanaux, Jim Wilcox. NOT SHOWN: Les Gibson. 131 Junior High 4H Club FIRST ROW: Martin Lanaux, David Yeates, Donald Shoemaker, Judy O ' Brian, Larry Townsend, Germaine Lanaux, Claude Stayton, Doug Fischer, Wayne Barlneau. and Chorus FIRST ROW: M. Alessi, P. Burleson, B. Bader, E. Scale, B. Lanaux, T. Pagan, B. Sledge, T. Shoemaker, B. Bars- ley, L. Boyd, B. St. Amant, D. Albin, T. Starkey, B. Chadwick, Tony Lane, L. Oswalt, A. Moore, C. Rosenblum. K. Morgan. SECOND ROW: A. Ovcrby, J. Hand, P. Gill, C. Hooks, B. Billups. R. Reid, D. Goblowsky. C. Black, J. Wilcox, J. Wilson, S. White, G. Lanaux, D. Pattcnotte, D. Ivey, D. Faller. THIRD ROW: L. Gibson, J. Scherer, T. Marlar, B. Womack, L. Townsend, B. Dowling, L. Guess, J. Cosner, S. Carroll, D. Smith, J. Morrison. FOURTH ROW: C. Dennison, B. Gomez, J. Drago, B. Leu, V. Stewart, R. Lewis, P. Hinkson. D. Fischer, R. Tricou, D. Da- vid, S. Thurman, E. Stevens, M. Clark, S. Hyde. 132 Elementary Chorus and r i .c nt f ' r FIRST ROW: D. Stevens, B. Butler, S. Alford, R. Kluth, E. Wilson. L. Bascom, R. Core, C. Beridon, M. McFadden, P. Cross, P. Barsley, S. Stewart, F. Batennan, A. Bedsole, R. Roberts. SECOND ROV : M. Moore, M. Desmond, R. Womack, J. Lawrence, S. Plttman, A. Seale, S. LeBlanc, I. Gomez, M. Zaleski, J. Lawrence, R. Magee, C. Ancelet, N. Russell, C. Campbell, W. Wylie, P. Ross. 4-H Club [33 Le Petit Souvenir Keeps The sincere desire of the entire staff of the 1965 edition of LE PI-TIT SOUVENIR is that these pages will renew many pleasant mem- ories of this wonderful year. It is our wish that you use it as a guide to your store-house of memories of past times and old friends. May it always represent the happy hours spent at Southeastern High School. Sorting, planning, and deciding! SITTING: Donna Durham, assistant Features Editor, Jane Leu, Features Editor, Sharon Webb, assistant Faculty Editor. STANDING: Paulette Maurin. assistant Girls ' Sports Editor, Patti Saik, Girls ' Sports Editor, Booty Garon, assistant Boys ' Sports Editor, John Hite, Boys Sports Editor, Bill Waters, Art Editor, and Pat Guess, Faculty Editor. 134 Our Memories Alive Pam Ivcy, assistant Organizations editor, Gayle Robinson, as- sistant editor, Lynn Oswalt, business man- ager, Chuck Spangler, assistant business man- ager, Claire Courtney, Editor, Pam Goblow- sky, assistant class editor, and Harriet Thames, Class editor. Cynthia Hebert, pho- tographer, Doris Smith, assistant copy editor, Linda Thurman, copy editor, Louis Saillard, photographer, and Jim Womack, photographer, look over lay-outs be- fore deciding on pic- tures to be taken. NOT SHOWN: Tom- my Davidson, photog- rapher. 135 Johnny, Jim, and Bill prepare for entertainment after GAA sponsored playnight. FBLA installs new members. A GAA bulletin board displays mgenuity. FTA discusses business. 136 Activities Roger, Mimi, and Chuck smile after the Current Events contest. Mr. Noonan speaks after the awards at the Student Coun- cil ' s All Sports Banquet. !?l., ' ®av; Parents enjoy refireshments at an FBLA tea. At the GAA ' s archery exhibition, several people tried out their skills. 137 ADVERTISER T Good Luck, Seniors! SPAR SERVICE STATIONS Hammond - Albany - Amite JOE TALLO, JR. GENERAL INSURANCE p. O. Box 1137 Telephones: 345-2507 345-6104 Hartford Representing the Hartford Insurance Group John and Steve Entertain 1601 West Thomas Phone 345-5850 TEXACO GARAGE AND MOTOR GARAGE LOUIS TALLO AND SONS VILLA MODERNE MOTEL Highway 51 North Phone 345-2006 T.V. - Phones - Air Conditioned Congratulations 140 Congratulations, Seniors GREENHILL FARMS Independence, Louisiana Compliments of COMMUNITY GROCERY Range Road Phone 345-5660 CONTINENTAL BEAUTY SALON Dial 345-Z420 205 W. Thomas St. Hammond, Louisiana Best of Luck to the Class of ' 65 MR. AND MRS. 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Delicious Meals and Snacks Highway 51 148 HAMMOND COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. LTD. 321 South Cypress Phone 345-0950 Hammond, Louisiana Compliments of FAGEN DRUG STORE Phone 345-1497 Hammond 207 East Thomas Compliments of HAMMOND LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO., INC. 1512 W. Thomas St. Phone 345-2730 Owner: CHARLES CUCCHIARA MAURIN MOTOR COMPANY Mercury S. W. Railroad Avenue fie teahL Comet Phone 345-1907 Hammond, Louisiana 149 Compliments of MURPHY ' S SEA FOOD INN 345-9997 1016 Hwy. 51 N. BEYL AND FLANAGAN Ma ENITM Phone 345-6246 Hammond, Louisiana Compliments of WITBECK STUDIOS 112 East Thomas Street Phone 345-1584 ■ FIT ' S COODFOOD YOU WANT Uit HI-HO BARBECUE Highwa y 51 Phone 345-9828 Hammond, Louisiana ROSSIE INC. FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES National Brands wiuofpooe Washers - Refrigerators Air Conditioners 1500 W. Thomas Dial 345-4380 ISO BRUMFIELD INSURANCE AGENCY 112 South Holly Street Hammond, La. Phone 345-4137 FRITZ DAROUSE - Owner bi«M Yea Cubs! ! CARR PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLIES Offset and Letterpress DUANE SHAFER, Owner 119 S. Cypress Phone 345-0666 -r WHITE BROS. JEWELERS Fine Gems, Jewels, and Watches 201 E. Thomas St. Hammond Congratulations and Best Wishes to Southeastern High School Seniors! MR. AND MRS. E. A. COURTNEY 151 BARRET AND PURSUE, INC Distributor Texaco Petroleum Products ■H KHBd H M W -r Ip L bSIiJ Phone 345-2357 Hammond, Louisiana Congratulations to a Fine Class! WILLIAMS AND SON Wholesale Fruit and Produce Phone - 345-1717 Corner North Cypress and Church Compliments of DR. E. E. WHITE, D.D.S. 152 CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Serving More People More Ways Congratulations ! Two Locations for Your Convenience 200 West Thomas 1903 West Church Phone 345-3545 153 Congratulations to the Class of 1965 LOUISIANA STRAWBERRY AND VEGETABLE DISTRIBUTING CO. INC. Hammond, La. McAUen, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF MORRISON IRON WORKS JOHN C. MORRISON, Owner Phone 345-4657 Congratulations, Seniors 154 Appliance and Motor Repairs Conimercial Industrial and Residential Wirinc COMPLETE ELECTRIC SERVICE Phone: Day - 345-2566 Night - 345-6803 W. M. THOMPSON - Owner 202 S. Holly Hammond, La. 155 CARRUTH PHARMACY OF PONCHATOULA, INC. Phone 386-3491 Drugs 386-651 - Prescription Department West Pine at N. W. Railroad Ave, Ponchatoula, Louisiana ,r ' S c-f ' . ' Freshmen Folly on Parade ' CITIZENS INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance for Every Need Citizens National Bank Building Phone 345-4081 Compliments of Compliments of HARRY ' S GROCERY CHARLES BEAUTY SALON Corner of Thomas and Linden Streets 156 Compliments of KELLY ' S BAR AND RESTAURANT Fine Foods 204 W. Thomas Compliments of DePAULA ' S GENERAL TIRE SERVICE, INC. 114 S. W. Railroad Ave. Hammond, Louisiana Congratulations ! HAMMOND MEN ' S STORE Is It Really True! 101 E. Thomas 345-3842 MITCHELL DRIVE-INN THEATRE Fun for the Entire Family Show Every Night Best Wishes to the Class of ' 65 DR. J. T. DePAULA, D.D.S. LA. STATIONERY STORE 1 1 7 N. Cypress Phone 345-1670 Hammond, La. 157 HAMMOND THEATRES CO. Ritz and Columbia Where There ' s Always A Good Show! Congratulations ! THE VOGUE 203 East Thomas Hammond, Louisiana Phone 345-4949 GIZMO GIFTS . . . and Flowers 123 N. Cypress St. 345-4477 Hammond ROY ' S PHARMACY Phone 345-2510 118 North Cate Avenue Hammond, Louisiana our DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST 158 SAIK ' S Complete Line of Men ' s Wear and Ladies ' Sportswear Phone 345-7722 Hammond, Louisiana All Forms of Insurance HAROLD GUERIN INSURANCE AGENCY 101 South Cypress Street Hammond, Louisiana Oh, It Tickles! Dedicated to the fine spirit of youth and sportsmanship of Southeastern High and to the faculty and citizens who give their valued support to basketball and other athletic activities and programs of our schools . . . JLM ENTERPRISES INC. Residential and Commercial Developer Realtor - Broker - Builder Joe Mauroner - President Best Wishes in Your Endeavors Compliments of ONE-HOUR MARTINIZING With That Extra Touch of Perfection 221 W. Thomas 345-1631 159 Get It in the Trick Bag! In Hammond COMMUNITY CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. B U I C E ' Is Why CHEVY Is the Buy Congratulations from GRANT MARION CHANDLER Say It With PUGH ' S FLOWERS of Distinction Hammond, Louisiana Phone 345-3777 With Best Wishes From WALTER ANTIN JEWELERS, INC. 117 East Thomas Mother, Please! 160 CONGRATULATIONS ! GUARANTY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 100 East Thomas 1600 West Thomas 161 THURMAN ELECTRIC CO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Commercial - Industrial Call 345-4876 911S_ Oak St. 162 Hours -Men Mon-Wed-Fri. 12:00-7:00 PM Tues-Thurs 12:00-9:00 P. M. Sat. 12:00-5:00 P. M Hours -Won ii-M Daily 9: AM- 12 Noon Mon-Wed-Fri. 7:00 PM-9:00 PM TRIGGER ' S HEALTH STUDIO Enjoy Better Health Through Exercise TRIGGER WHITAKER 800 S. Oak 345-5961 Hammond, La. Best Wishes to the Class of ' 65 MR. AND MRS. D. E. CHANDLER D.D.S. Compliments of FAUST CAFE 122 S. W. Railroad Ave. Hammond, Louisiana 163 Congratulations, Seniors! THOMAS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY THOMAS FUNERAL HOMES, INC. Hammond, Louisiana Jist I ' My! You Have Fuzzy Feet! Good Luck to the Class of ' 65 HAMMOND GLASS WORKS Compliments of A FRIEND! I ' D Rather Switch Than Fight! 164 LAND OF SPORTS ■ IIUII ill!!!! Play More Live Longer 121 S.E. Railroad Avenue Phone 345-4607 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned By B. E. BICKHAM 113 N. Cypress St. lestfirn Huto Manager BERTON HOOVER Phone: 345-4607 Compliments of 1200 W. Thomas St. Hammond, La. Compliments of MELVIN DENNISON 165 QUINN ' S TEXACO SERVICE Phone: 345-7321 311 E. Thomas Washing - Lubrication - Accessories Compliments of AUSTIN BERNARD General Contractor Hammond, Louisiana Phone: 345-3794 JiJ On Our Way to FBLA (Conv. ) Compliments of HAMMOND-BATON ROUGE BRICK COMPANY Since 1920 Phone: 345-3220 Hammond, Louisiana Everything in Face Brick Security Is a Brick Home 166 Compliments of SLEDGE-TOWNSEND FARMS 410 North Holly St, Hammond, Louisiana Tires-Batteries Ph. 345-9923 FLYING HORSE MOBIL STATION 1322 W. Thomas Hammond, La. Road Service Donald Breland Phone 345-5575 Compliments of STEVENS ESSO SERVICE CENTER Two Locations to Serve You Corner Hy. 51 and 190 Phone 345-1961 £sso DEALER 300 W. Thomas St. Phone 345-5270 167 Compliments of RAGUSO BROS., INC. General Contractors Phone: 345-1500 or 345-1501 P. O. Box 908 Hammond, Louisiana Best Wishes from THOMAS G. WOMACK, SR. REALTOR 222 W. Thomas Hammond, La. fia ttng 3M Ij., ,., ' „ , — ■■ ' , ' .-...1, ,,,i,, ,t)[ the graduating class RICHARDSON ' S HARDWARE CO., INC. Ponchatoula, La. Main Street Phone: 386-3324 Hammond, La. 308 South Cypress Phone: 345-0410 168 MIDDENDORFS u. Manchac, Louisiana Boy! My Bangs Grew Last Night! Compliments of DR. E. E. WHITE NUCCIO ' S GULF Hammond, Louisiana 169 In Hammond , . . and Thru-out the South FILL-UP WITH BILLUPS AND SAVE! Gasoline and Oil . Tires . Batteries . Seat Covers Toys . Au to Accessories . Hammond Highway 51 North Ponchatoula Highway 190 West BILLUPS SERVICE STATIONS PETE ' S CLEANERS 120 South Holly Odorless Cleaning 1 -Hour or 1-Day Service Phone 345-4766 Pete and Cecilia Giannobile Owners Compliments of MELODY MUSIC CO. Jake Latino Owner Compliments of McLIN ' S BEAUTY CLINIC Phone 345-4127 170 IMPERIAL SHOE STORE Fine Shoes for Over 50 Years Phone 345-0970 Compliments of tiOOD EAR TIRES BILLY ' S TENNECO SERVICE Phone 345-9856 Compliments of TONY FERRARA GEN. CONTRACTORS M. Germaine and Friend Compliments of LOCASCIO ' S BUILDING MATERIALS AND HARDWARE 100 W. Thomas Phones: Store-345-5880 or 345-3940 Lumberyard and Warehouse: 345-5267 WHITE WAY CAFE menu Hey! Wait for Me! Home Cooked Foods Lillian and Earl BuUick - Owners 106 N. Oak 345-3737 171  T3 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made T? 0- la •- ■■ ( If fiAU