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

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f7aQz2f 55050 r 'Y - Ja X 41 g The talent show this year was a rocking and a rolling show. The talented students at Behrman really went all out to make this show a success. They worked hard under the able direction of Mrs. L. Chico and her able committee. The show was again spon- ' sored by the Mothers' Co-operative Club. f 1 ' -' 'lf' 11 vu 171 y ,H-H HYJ4 LL 1-Q-4 HTH H emacs 1 fimixiixgfi f!fQ4QQ!x 1 5 f C JN YNN Gfhrhfy X VJ, , P .

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Czen ce az? . Our third annual Science Fair was held in March, 1959, and it proved once again to be a huge success. The participation of the students was large, and some of the projects students at Behrman I Karl Brown's project, 'America's Defense, won first prize in general science. In the eighth grade section, Charles Birdsong was thirdg Robert Rabolais, second, and Jimmy Estopinal, third. Iimmy's project, a minia- ture working salt mine, also won top honors at the Regional Fair, and was entered in the State Fair. In the 7th Grade division, Robert Bottoms won first place, Darnell Hickey second, and Marilyn Gar- rett third. exhibited were quite outstanding. We are proud to have so many scientific-minded EHRTHVDEM -s' The biology top honors went to Linda Hunter for her model of the earthworm. r i ti-T296 Q1 X 47577 'N' if 5505 5 4 32. 17 I J, Kip? QQ 9 ,6 I L ., .2Z2l'1.ff4-, A

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Taken Qsfafe John Austin and Calvin Banks rep- resented Behrman at Pelican Boys' State. At Pelican Girls' State Behrman was represented by Ann Garrett Charlotte Donohue, Connie Gondrella, and Linda Braai, 51 These Junior High students are learning, firsthand, how the library operates. These Senior High student li- brary assistants have helped Mrs. Evelyn Cormier, librarian, for several years. Left to right - Bobbye Cross, Mrs Cormier, Sharon Lessard, Barbara Nesbitt, Virginia Campbell.