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

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THE EGG AND I Cast Don MacDonald . Betty MacDonald Anne............ Joan ........... Thad............ Delicate Daisy ... Mr. Mannix...... Corinne ....... Fishface ....... Hi-Baby......... JJ.............. The Lingerie Lady Millicent Ames .. Tessie.......... Paula........... Toni ........... Lolly .......... Mitzie.......... Jennie........... Miss Linden..... Grady........... Ross............ Larsen ......... .......Joseph Lima .....Caren Simpson .....Lorien Smith ... Michelle Kirkland .....Michael Jaques ........Laura Gill ........Steve Grace .....Donna Olinde .....Allen Jackson .....Hall Morrison .....John Wahlborg ......Delecia Seay Meggie Dobson (Fri.) .......Teresa King Missy Shaffer (Sat.) .....Anne Afeman . Stephanie Robinson ........Diana Smith .....Tracie Proctor -----Barbin Caldwell .....Carrie Wilder — Nannette Hinton ........Steve Lawlis ..........Dan Garrett .....Serrhel Adams Three of the outdoor girls relaxafterbreakfast. The Egg and I was presented by the EHS Thespians last March. Photo by A. McCracken. Thad, members of the MacDonald family, and a reporter are waiting for Primrose to lay an egg. 'The Egg and I was based on a true story. Photo by A. McCracken. 127

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Eggstraordinary! U.S. Play Cracks Everyone Up Every spring the EHS Thespians do tneir best to turn the cafetorium into a theater, and every spring the Thespians live up to their celebrated past. Last March 10, H, 12, the Thespian's production of “The Egg and 1“ filled the com-bination lunchroom auditorium with loads of laughter in addition to the usual crowd of proud parents. “The Egg and I is the true story of the MacDonalds, a Seattle family, who bay a chicken farm in the foothills of the Washington mountains. (Yes, that's right, the MacDonalds had a farm!) The adjustment to torrential downpours, stubborn chickens, and nonexistent running water along with run-ins with Indians, skunks, and the kitchen stove almost convince Betty and the girls to leave, but in the end the MacDonalds are happy and satisfied with their new life. Delicate Daisy listens to Mr. Mannix complain. Audiences delighted at this odd couple night after night. Photoby A. McCracken. Anne flirts with Tad ... unsuccessfully. In their first major roles, Lorien and Michael both did excellent jobs. Photo by A McCracken. The Lingerie Lady and Millicent catch a breath between scenes. The seniorloungeserved asa dressing room for nervous actorsduring the play's three night run. Pholoby A. McCracken. 126

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STUFF '84 The Year in Pictures Can you identify the man behind the camera? This is ACCOLADE photographer John Hill. A man dedicated to his profession. John Hill, despite rain, wind, sleet, and lack of anything to film, reached new heights in the ACCOLADE Photography Book of Records. You will see these famous words on almost every page of this yearbook, Photo by J. Hill. We love you, John, you are truly a camera-MAN. Photo by R. Kizer Four members oi the Heavenly Seven entertain at the Trafton Victory Dance. Photo by . Hill Together again — Alumni Mark Peters. Lou Qasper. and Mike Crow socialize with Seniors Mark Elliott and David Abramson. Photo by M. Hu