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

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100 This Is No Place For The Inexperienced N.J.R.O.T.C. Members Prepare For Their Future Cadets were promoted to officer status in the Fall Commissioning ceremony. Photo by . Hill. The Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps promotes leadership and patriotism at Episcopal High School. In addition to attending the one-semester per year classes, involved students may join the color guard, drill team, or rifle team, all of which have done well at various state meets. Our NJROTC unit has added a flag ceremony to its traditional activities: the fall commissioning ceremony, in which seniors, juniors, and some sophomores are commissioned as officers; the spring inspection, in which the performance of the Episcopal NJROTC unit is assessed; the spring dance, this year a masquerade twerp ' dance; and a trip to the naval base in CorpusChristi, Florida. To support the unit, NJROTC cadets sell license plates and candy bars. The EHS battalion is staffed by Captain Emil Saroch and Master Chief Frank Thompson. SENIOR MEMBERS - Front Row Brian Huckeba. Carol Steinmuller. Bennie Mu. Top Row: Dick Holm berg. Lonen Smith Photo f v . Hill. DRILL TEAM — Front: Mary Driggers.Corey Henderson. Trari McLavy Middle Row. Laura Baudry. Thea Lobcll. Ketlen Gallagher. Be«a Runnels. Top Row Lorien Smith. Jeff Bolger. Aurelia Falk. Thomas Latham Photoby A. Frtnce. COLOR GUARD -Bottom Row; Summer Dann, Ashley McLavy. Top Row: Corey Henderson, John McClendon. Thomas Latham. Photo by I Hill

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Learning Is Part of The Fun International Club, Science Club National Honor Society Set High Standards For the scientifically minded student, the EHS Science Club is the perfect outlet. Members not only put the annual Science Fair on line, but also they take diverse field trips, including a visit'to the LSU Medical School in New Orleans and the School of Veterinary Medicine On the other hand, the International Club provides a refreshing alternative for those whose interests lean more toward the humanities. Although notorious for sampling the many delights of area restaurants, this is a philanthropic club that supports two children — a girl in Mexico and a bov in Afnca — through the Christian Children's Fund. The NationalHonorSociety recognizes students who are especially outstanding in academics, leadership, character and service Members strive to showcase and foster the scholarly life of our school community. Mrs. Campbell, Jody Weldon and Jackie Hirschmann prepare to eat at Phillies Chilli with the International Club. Photoby . Hill. INTERNATIONAL CLUB OFFICERS — Rebecca Giles. French V. Pres. Mollie Poche. Pres.. Kyle Jackson, Spanish V. Pres.. Anne Douglas. Sec. Photo fry . l.uckelt.

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MasterChief Thompson and Captain Saroch. Photo by I. Hill. First Row: Emily Holland. Kathrvn Hawthorne, Mary Driggers. Travis McLavy. Middle Row: Tom Coxe. Johnny Powers, David Warrington. Chris Atkinson. Top Row: Camp Kaufman. Matt Harney. Mark Wrighton. Photo by K. France. Bottom Row: Noah Bell, Becca Runnels, Summer Dann, Robby Cotten. Top Row: Jim Harris, Carrie Wilder, Sparky Mayer. Photo by K. France. Bottom Row: Susannah Rolfs. Kristy Melker. Virginia Evans, Kim Stewart, Amy Coates. Second Row: Julie Sternberg, Thea Lobell. Aurelia Falk, Kellen Gallagher. Jenny Bell, Blake Daniels. Third Row: Liz Lank, Misty Fednc. Diana Cronan, Annie Holmberg. Erin Earhart. Laura Baudry. Fourth Row. Jeff Bolger, Corey Henderson, Bill Mote. Millard Callicott. John McClendon, Britton Mangham.Pfeofoby K. France. Bottom Row: Michelle Smith, Susan Afeman, Rebecca Rainer, Katherine Crabtree, Stephanie Abramson, MingZu Lee. Second Row: Aimee Carpenter, Susan Defelice, Mary Majors Caldwell, Stephanie Harrop, Susan Landreneau, Marque Millsaps. Third Row: Carlos Finalet, Ann Ainsworth, Jeff Drake, Thomas Latham, Andrew Booth, Dawn Kubrict, Brent Evans. Photo by K. France.