Behrman High School - Bee Hive Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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the darkest spot in the school. I, Dianne Wahl, do hereby bequeath my sister Daphne either of my nicknames, Muscle or Fats. I, Peter Platz, will to Melvyn Radovich my ability to go to work the day after a dance. I, Sandra Ponder, bequeath my ability to go out with a boy from a military academy to Carol Adams. I, Robert Pons, will to my sister Michele the ability to get up and catch the school bus on time. I, Cecil Potter, will to any student who owns a foreign car, my ability to stay off sidewalks. I, Robert Pugh, will my luncheon meat sandwich at Babineaux 's to Doris Pugh. I, Barbara Ray, leave to Pam Turnage my ability to be the smartest student in the Senior Class. I, Joseph Relle, will nothing to anybody. I, William Roberts, will to anybody who wants it my ability to just pass my classes. I, Dana Rogers, do hereby bequeath to Ginny McKenzie my ability to dye my hair. I, Jackie Rogers, bequeath my ability to have made a second home at the the beach to Ginny McKenzie. I, Marguerite Roppolo, will my ability to get to school on time to my cousin Joe. I, Linda Rosentreter, will my ability to shout loud to the next Boosterette Captain. I, Jerry Russell, do hereby will to Ber- nadette Burlette my abilltyttolattend school on time every morning. I, Linda Santiago, do hereby bequeath to anyone who can use it, my ability to pass every subject the first time. .I, Elaine Schindler, bequeath myability to dress out everyday in gym to Kathleen Farrae. pencils and notebooks to Tommy Patai. I, Trina Peltier, leave all my old gum and candy papers to my sisters, Betty and Kathleen. I, Carmelita Perez, will to Pat Richard- son my ability to keep up with the band's motions in Boosterettes. I, Michael Pittari, leave to my brother Anthony the ability to get out of high school without failing a single subject. I, Waldon Sculthorp, will to my sister Annette my ability to get out of high school in four years without studying. I, Donald Short, will to Ginny McKenzie my love of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. I, Jacqueline Stall, bequeath to David Cunningham my ability to pass all my sub- jects except geometry. I, Sharon Stevens, will to Mike Ridge my ability to pass Business Math. I, Edna Swayze, will to my sister Becky my ability to get out of school in 12 years. I, Doreen Sweigart, leave to my sister Wendy my ability to check into school at 2:20 P.M. and still be considered tardy by the office. I, Elaine Teal, will my gym shoes to my sister Judy, and my gym shorts to my niece Linda. I, Marceline Thibodeaux, bequeath my ability to keep my mouth shut in every class to my sister Jean. I, Laura Tierney, will to Mamie Tierney my ability to get a bottom locker in the most crowded spot in the school. I, Brenda Treadaway, leave to any under- classman my math ability, if he wants it. I, John Turner, will Kenneth Conner my position on the varsity basketball team. I, Janice Umbach, will to my brother Ronnie the ability to get a bottom locker in

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I, Phyllis Horn, leave the most important asset of my wardrobe, my spray net, to Brenda Moore. I, Lloyd Isaacks, will my ability with visual aids to my brother Ricky. I, Stephanie J anies, will my ability to type 30 words a minute, making just 40 mistakes, to Rita Mae Micili. I, Barbara Johnsen, will to Nancy Daw- son, Snow White, my nickname Goldi- locks. I, Arthur Kayser, hereby will all my knowledge and resources to any junior who needs them. I, JacquelineIKennedy, bequeath my ability to go through high school without failing a subject to my sister Nunie. I, Warren Kenney, will my size 26 foot- ball pants to my little cousin Norman Alonzo. l, Lulla Lee Kulp, do hereby bequeath my sparkling and dynamic personality to Ianet Diket, so that she, too, may be a social outcast. I, Norma LaCour, will to Peggy Fregia my ability to sing alto. I, Flo Landry, grant to my brother Wal- ter my short height. I, Nina Langenhennig, will my typing ability to anyone who wants it or needs it. I, Wilson Ledet, will to A. I. Marlbou- rough my garters that I use in football games I, Ruth Legnon, give to my sister Sue Ellen my ability to get along with people. Ha! I, Sharon Lesaard, do hereby will to Wayne Hill my slightly used Boosterette uni- form so that he won't have trouble keeping his white band pants white. I, Bonnie Lott, leave my casual attitude to any jittery underclassman who might need it. I, Darnell Luft, will my ability to pass gym without ever dressing out to Joel. I, Maryaline Macafore, grant to my sis- ter Bernadette the uncanny luck of always getting school doors slammed in my face. I, Lorraine Mackay, do hereby leave my northern accent to any southerner who may wander north. I, Joan Maggio, will to David Patten my ability to play football like Billy Cannon. I, Carol Mansuy, will my place on the piano bench in the Glee Club to anyone who wants it. I, Lynda Myers, bequeath to Sharon Shel- ton my naturally curly hair which she needs badly. I, Ioycelyn Neff, do hereby will to my brother Richard my ability to always put my foot in my mouth. I, Barbara Nesbitt, grant my twelve year old Booster skirt to Ann Gondrella. I, Allen Newman, will my worn-out baseball shoes to my brother Lee. I, Marcis Newman, will my ability to always be shorter than everybody else to Madeline Landry. I, Millie Oakley, give to Perri Mitchel my ability not to believe in fortune-tellers. I, Ruth Odum, will to Nell Odum my gym suit and one tennis shoe, hoping she may find the other. I. Gwen Orgeron, leave to Pat Richardson the ability to be 5'1 when I graduate. I, David Oster. will to my brother the ambition to go forth with scholastic honors. I, Michael Owens, bequeath to C annon Ose my ability to play football and stick to training faithfully. I, Yvette Parr, will to Mary Russo my ability to make the honor roll at least once during my years in school. I, Jean Patai, leave all my worn out

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I, Mary Wattigney, leave to my sister Sharon my permanently borrowed gymsuit with the hope that she finds it. l, Carolyn Wattigny, will to Dar- lene Grundmeyer my ability to get I, JoAnn Wilson, will to my cousin Darlene my ability to take shorthand at thirty wpm, I, Dorothy Windham, give to my sister Jewel my ability to give success- ful tea parties. into homeroom just as the tardy bell is 1, Ethelyn Windhorst, will to any- F5 ,A s ,yu ringing. I, Fay Watts, bequeath to my big niece Elaine Bird, my permanent in- vitation to Dotty's tea parties. l, Glenda White, will my ability to march to anyone who doesn't know his left foot from his right. I, Gwen Wille, leave my ability to stay home from school to anyone who has perfect attendance. one with E in conduct, my nickname of Windy. I, Linda Wininger, grant to my sister my ability to get up at six in the morning. I, Dianne York, will to Ginny Mc- Kenzie my crazy nickname, We, the graduates of 1960, do hereby bequeath the following to all those who remain at Behrman High: To To To To the teachers, we leave our noise, our nonsense, and our nugatory crania, To the seniors of 1960, we leave our hopes, our happiness, and our hilarity. the juniors, we leave our fears, our fortunes, and our ink-stained fingers. To the sophomores, we leave our toil, our trials, and our tact. the underclassmen, we leave our pens, our puzzles, and our peanut-butter sandwiches the school, we leave our love, our laughter, and our loyalty. PRESIDENT: E PRESIDENT: Q SECRETARY: ' Q ' TREASURER: