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MissSoutheastern Louisiana University
2021
Southeastern
Pageant
@SoutheasternCAB
Greetings
Greetings, family and friends, from the Campus
Activities Board. We are pleased that you could
join us tonight for the 60th Annual Miss
Southeastern Pagent. We hope that you enjoy
this night filled with wonderful lights, sound,
and, of course, beauty. This Campus Activities
Board has dedicated countless hours of work
and planning to ensure the success of this event.
We invite you to sit back, relax ,and enjoy
tonight's program.
On this special night, we commend these
wonderful ladies on their talent, aspiration,
personality, intelligence, and dedication to our
community service both in and around
Southeastern Louisiana University. Tonight one
young lady's dream will come true when she will
be named Miss Southeastern 2021 and go on to
represent our university at the annual Miss
Louisiana Pageant. We would like to wish all the
contestants good luck. It is our desire that each
of you will continue to display your qualities and
talents far beyond tonight.
This pageant would not be possible without the
hard work and dedication of the Campus
Activities Board staff, and the special efforts of
our Miss Southeastern 2020 Janine Hatcher.
THANK YOU
Special Thanks
The Office for Student Engagement
Marjorie Parker, Adonica Reed, Mattie Hawkins,
Director Assistant Director Coordinator
Zachary Rogers, Brendan Daigle,
Coordinator Coordinator
Campus Activities Board
Kaylee Canady, President
Madison Ledet, Vice President
Mervian Smith, Director of Traditions
Loreal Nash, Director of Operations
Treonda Toney, Director of Co-Curricular Activities
University and Community Support
Dr. John Crain Columbia Theater Staff
Dr. Eric Summers KSLU
Dr. Gabe Willis Chelsey Blank
Mr. Jim Winter Keturah Green
Southeastern Channel
60 years of
Miss Southeastern
1962 Mary Frances Nesom Derrick 1991 Ann Marie Lucito
1963 Verne Fitzgerald Floyd 1992 Melanie McKeenly Taylor
1964 Lucy Anders Braun 1992 Michele Falgout
1965 Jenna Hebert Bech 1993 April Dougherty
1966 Lindy Lou Hood Hayden 1994 Stephanie Rutherford
1967 Peggy Dussom 1995 Melissa Primes-Dottolo
1968 Cynthia Fellom Tricou 1996 Amanda Henkel
1969 Yvette Schmid 1997 Joy Evette Younger
1970 Martie Fellom 1998 Aimee Denise Jenkins
1971 Sandra Smith 1999 Linsey King
1972 Karen Simmons 2000 Erin Lyons
1973 Lottie Dees Lipsey 2001 Jessica Young
1974 Rebecca Causey 2002 Lindsey Dykes
1975 Janice Irwin Peroira 2003 Jennifer Soileau
1976 Lauren Hall 2004 Kimberly Dottolo Roberts
2005 Heather Williams
1977 Dawn Amacker
2006 Blair Abene
1978 Phyllis Kelly (Miss LA) 2007 Kristen Hilliard
1979 Dorothy "Dee" Bentz 2008 Brandy Hotard
1980 Julie Denney 2009 Jessica Poumaroux
1981 Risa Richardson 2010 Lacey Sanchez
1982 Desiree Ledet 2011 Gabrielle Palma
1983 Vicki Jarrell Niemeyer 2012 Jennifer Jarreau
1984 Genie Lambeth 2013 Renee' Picou
2014 Crystal Gonzalez
1985 Suzette Bonadona Bowen
2015 Emily Randon
1986 Cecelia Deynoodt Mouledous 2016 Alexis LaPlante
1987 Amy Zedan Smith 2017 Kristyn Gary
1988 Joann Williams 2018 Alyssa Larose
1989 Victoria Haik Boone 2019 Chelsey Blank
1990 Rachel Abrams Duncan 2020 Janine Hatcher
2020
Miss Janine Hatcher
Southeastern
An advocate for the
lifelong success of
youth across the
country, Janine
currently serves the
Southeast region of
Louisiana as Miss
Southeastern
Louisiana University
2020. Janine first
joined the fight to
uplift students across
the nation along with
prominent leaders of
cities in New Jersey,
Virginia and now here
in her current home,
the sweet state of
Louisiana.
She is very honored to continue to carry out this very work under her
social initiative, R.I.P- Respect Individual Potential-an initiative to
cherish, uplift, and mentor our youth in order to alter the trajectory
that many children are headed on. This social impact serves to dissolve
the roads that many children take towards committing child suicide,
dropping out of high school or getting involved in adolescent violence.
Janine believes that if we show respect for the potential our children
have as future leaders, then one day they will self-realize that
potential themselves. As she completes her Master’s of Business
Administration in the next few months, Janine plans to continue her
endeavors to stop the notion of Rest In Peace, and to continue inciting
everyone around her to start Respecting the Individual Potential of
our youth while we still can, and while they are still here .
Masters
of
Ceremonies
Chelsey Blank is a 21-year-old from Paulina, Louisiana. She
recently graduated from Southeastern with her Bachelors
of Science in Accounting in May of 2020 and now works
for a property development & management company in
Baton Rouge as a Staff Accountant. During her time at
Southeastern, she was a 2018 Orientation Leader, a
College of Business Mentor, a member of Phi Beta
Lambda, Homecoming Coordinator for 2019, and our very
own Miss Southeastern 2019. Throughout her reign, she
advocated for Down Syndrome Awareness. Chelsey also
resurrected the Mister Southeastern pageant in the fall of
Chelsey
2019, where she crowned Brian Williams as Mister
Southeastern 2019. She hopes that once things return to
normalcy, she can work with the future Miss Southeastern
Blank
title holders to keep the Mister Southeastern pageant
alive. Chelsey wants to remind all contestants, viewers, and
judges that it takes a lot of confidence to compete for this
job. At the end of the day, the end goal is to make sure
everyone has a good time. Chelsey would like to share her
favorite quote by Stephen Covey: Strength lies in
differences, not in similarities.
Is a Baton Rouge native and resident of Hammond.
Jeremy is currently a Performing Arts teacher at
Hammond Eastside Magnet International Baccalaureate
World School and one of the Associate Directors of the
HEM Company. Jeremy is a PROUD 2014 Graduate of
Southeastern Louisiana University with a degree in Vocal
Performance. He's a Spring 2012 initiate of the Kappa Nu
chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity Inc. and Spring 2014
of the Delta Omega chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Music
Fraternity. While at Southeastern, he won many accolades
such Southeastern Star, 2013 Homecoming King, and
Jeremy
winner of the 2014 Mr. Delta Sigma Theta Scholarship
Pageant. An avid lover of musical theater, Jeremy has
performed in many shows in the North Shore area. Some
Lloyd of his favorites roles include: Lumiere/Beast/Prince in
Beauty and the Beast, Harpo in The Color Purple,
Seaweed J. Stubbs in Hairspray, Jim in Big River, and Jesus
in Godspell. He's currently working with Cutting Edge
Theater of Slidell, on a production of Grease the Musical
as Kenickie . Jeremy firmly believes in the power of love
and unity. Jeremy's favorite quote is, "I've decided to stick
with LOVE! HATE is TOO GREAT of a BURDEN to
BEAR.." by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He is grateful to
God, his family, and friends, and for all their continual
support.
Ashlynn Martell
Contestant #1
Miss Southeastern
2021
Pageant
Contestants
Talent
Vocal
"Caring for Mother
Platform
Earth"
Major Cellular and
Molecular Biology
Hometown Kenner, La.
Victoria Rocquin Hannah Tribou
Contestant #3
Contestant #2
Talent Monologue Talent Monologue
Platform "Defeating the Platform "Stories Stop
Digital Divide" Stereotypes"
Major Communication Major Communication
Hometown Lutcher, La. Hometown Mandeville, La.
Gillian Hebert Jeannette Jackson
Contestant #4
Talent Tap Dance Contestant #5
Talent Vocal
Platform "Women's Excellence" Platform "Mental Health
Awareness"
Major Business Actual
Mathematics Major Communication
Hometown Luling, La. Hometown Springfield, IL
Mason Burnette Sara Cavalier
Contestant #7
Contestant #6
Talent Flute Talent A Capella Vocal
Platform "Who Let the Dogs Out?" Platform "Shrinking the Stigma
Major Kinesiology of Mental Illness and
Physical Disabilities"
Hometown Livingston, La. Major Communication
Hometown French Settlement, La.
Hannah Henderson Tayla Phillips
Contestant #9
Contestant #8
Talent Movie Reenactment Talent Dance
(Napoleon Dynamite Dance)
Platform "Becoming a
Platform "Multiple Sclerosis Better You"
Awareness"
Major Kinesiology
Major Finance
Hometown New Orleans, La.
Hometown Ponchatoula, La.
Lily Gayle Kobi Painting
Contestant #10
Contestant #11
Talent Vocal, Instrumental Talent Dance (Ballet)
Platform "The Lifter's Project: Platform "Eating Disorders
Depression, Anxiety, in Young Women"
and Anorexia Recovery"
Major Communication
Major Communication
Hometown Amite, La.
Hometown Hammond, La.
Omaira Romero Angie Jacobs
Contestant #12
Talent Dance Contestant #13
Talent Vocal
Platform "The Self-Love Platform "The New Era of Miss
Movement" Louisiana: A S.I.M.P.L.E.
Advocate"
Major Athletic Training
Major Cellular and Molecular
Hometown Gonzales, La. Biology
Hometown Kenner, La.
Catherine Wooton Megan Magri
Contestant #14
Contestant #15
Talent Vocal Talent Lyrical Dance
Platform "Sexual Assault Platform "Lifting Up
Awareness - Action is Military Families"
Required" Major Kinesiology
Major Criminal Justice
Hometown St. Rose, La.
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