Episcopal High School - Accolade Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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Chess Club , .i- fs a r ROSTER: Victoria Bassetti, Tom Boagni, Stephen Conner, Kirk Cooper, David Duby, Buddy Gill, Regan jones, Kevin Knight, Ashley Martry, justin McCormick, Lauren Peterson, Kay Regan, Wilson Reynolds, Victor Sachse, Kevin Sivils, Maurice Sklar, Amy Thornhill, Gus Weill, Will Wright. The main objective of the Chess Club this year has been the teaching of the game to our Middle School members, and to provide an opportunity for its members to participate in tournament play. Maya

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J r. Beta Club This is the first year of thejunior Beta Club at Episcopal High. e have had several fund raising projects and a tutoring service for , iddle school students. We have tired to set high standards for uture jr. Beta Clubs to follow. We are going to try to have an cology project in the spring. YS is ' --Q--,....,,, ,,..,t..... L k A 'kj E , 1 ,WM ROSTER: john Anderson, Mike Becker, Marc Beveridge, Beth Borclelon, Pat Broderick, Doug Calvin, Connie Coates, Debbie Davis, David Dearman, Darcy Didier, ,Iulee Doiron, Robert Earle, Tommy Felton, Susan Griffin, Will Haynes, Debbie Heath, Howard Hirsch, Becky Hodges, Anne Hornbeak, Ann Hornbeck, Suiata jones, Kirk Kanatani, Robin Kilpatrick, Karl Koch, Elsie Lavender, Gordon LeBlanc, Huff Lewis, Lori Lewis, Marty Luther, Byron Lynch, Lisa Lynch,john McCracken, Melanie McKnight, jean McKowen, Suzanne Mayer, Andrea Miller, Susan Montgomery, Ricky Norem, joe Olivier, Tammy Ozley, Cindy Palmer, Alison Paul, Mary Claire Pollard, David Presley, Rachel Rackley, Stewart Ramey, Sean Reilly, Sally Rieger, Brett Robin, Edward Rotenbcrg, Gunny Sen, john Shoffnerhlan Smith, Betsy Sullivan, Sudie Tannehill. Tommy Thompson, Laurie Valentine. David Voss, XX'endv Wzillace, Aimee Wzird, Pam Wcllan, Eliza Wood, Rhonda Woolsey,

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EHS Players ' 4, iii fl? ' ' H 1 ' H4 V I ,X,,. . v,,saMM,,.,.,,ga,,.,,,,,..,z All the world's a stage And all the men and women merely players. As You Like It fAct II, Sc. 7, Line 1395 The stage at Episcopal is growing - summer workshop produced PENELOPE, PRIDE, OF THE PICKLE FACTORY for the Baton Rouge Community Arts Festival and the newly named Episcopal Players then repeated their performance for the opening of school. Halloween was the occasion for a Wear-A-Costume Day to raise money for the Players' productions. Many hours of rehearsing saw the presentation of a night of one-acts, THE WIDOW and A THING OF BEAUTY and a rare treat was provided by playwright Maurice Berger who wrote A THING OF BEAUTY when he met with the players to discuss his play and characters with the cast. Plans for the spring include a workshop production by the Speech class and hopefully a full-length play. The Players are attempting to bring the stages of the world to Episcopal High and to introduce all who are interested to our world - the stage. 143