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

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RALFORD MICHAEL ZIEGLER Speech and Drama l,2, 3g gag Hive Solicitor 35 The Miracle Worker 2. MARY THERESE YOKUM Wings 1, 2, 35 Homeroom The world belongs to the Officer 1. energetic. JOANN MARY ZATARAIN D.E. 3g Wings 2g Awards 2. A kind thought has more value than a material gift because it cannot be bought. J Character is a victory not a gift. Robert Anderson wn ' Winamp ar B Keitlfliurlette Christopher Clark Brian Collins Charles Conter Jerel Dawson Charles Dixon Rupert Fenequito Walter Gordon John Gudgell Charles Hardison Robert Hardy 54 OTHER sEN1oRs David Harlan Barbara Henricks Charles Hill William Hillman John Ivey Janice Jenkins Joseph Kern Richard J. LeBlanc Gregory Lambert Gene McKeever Cheryl Miller Arthur Moss William Nichols Nordiene O'Quain Fred O'Rourke Adela Pacificar Chris Rhoads Roger Ridge Marilyn Redford James Schneider Catherine Simms Carlyle Sparkman Robert Stalder Charles Story James Tompson Barbara Van Huss Donald Watts Tim Yon

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DONNA LEE WENDLING Boosterettes 2, 35 Captain 35 Pep Squad 15 Speech and Drama 1, 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Wings 1,2,35 Ir. Achievement 25 Sweetheart 2,35 Saints' Drill Team 3. There was a star that danced and I was born under that star. LINDA WHITESIDE Boosterettes 2,35 Wings 1, Lieu, 35 Volleyball 15 Homeroom Officer 15 Office Worker 35 Awards 1, 2, 3. Success has many friends. LINDA WINSLEY FBLA 2, 35 Stingers l, 2, 3. Laugh and the world laughs with you. KARAN WOOD WARD Boosterettes 35 Wings 1, 2, 35 Homeroom Officer 15 Office Worker 35 Awards 1, 2,3. Her heart gives what neither gold nor silver can buy. DONALD WAYNE WATSON Speech and Drama 2,3. Carefree and happy. MICHAEL WELLS Bee Hive Staff5 Best School Citizenship Award 1. The world is round and the place which may seem like the end may also be only the beginn- ing. ff ps 5 . I fi, Q 5 CYNTHIA MARIE WILLIBY French Club5 Softball5 Student Councilg .IE- Solicitor. Tolerance is the oil which takes the friction out of life. BARBARA WILLICOT Boosterettes 35 Speech and Drama 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 2,35 Red Cross 1,25 Stingers 1,2, 35 Vol- leyball 1, 2, 35 Jr. Achievement 25 Office Worker 25 Awards 1,2,35 Vocal Ens. Very little is needed to make her life happy.

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Pelican tate Pelican State is an annual convention sponsored by the American Legion planned to stimulate a strong spirit of patriotism in young men and women. Delegates are given a one-week course in the me- chanics of government to aid in a thorough under- standing of our country's policies. They learn to respect and to use our freedoms, to have pride in our country, and to be responsible citizens. They gain not only knowledge, but also wisdom - the wisdom needed to apply the ethics of good citizen- ship. They learn that men exist to help other men. The final reward of a week at Pelican State is, indeed, the great satisfaction of serving and helping someone else. Participants leave with a desire to help others and to love their country more. Representatives are chosen in the spring of their Junior year. They are nominated by the faculty and elected by the Junior class. Boys' Pelican State representatives were Michael Fink, John Duffy, Bill Cushing, Max Brown, and Charles Traub fnot picturedj. Girls' Pelican State rep- resentatives were Terryl Sinisi, Kay I-lranitzky, Judy Covell, Janice Mc- Cants, Vicki Hippard, Sylvia Reno, and Nancy Denninghoff fnot picturedj .-v-I V y, - . . ,, i vft f? rmi -' 55