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

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The Highsteppersand cheerleaders joined forces dancing to She's A Beauty. Photo by M. Hu. Kelly Davidson and ClareCrespo prepare a spirit cake with these hapless football players. Photoby J. Hill. Spelling out Knights, Kyle Jackson delights the pep rally crowd. Photo by D. LeBlanc. 20

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A Fresh-Faced Tradition Big Sis Lil Sis Revamps Its Image This year's Big Sis Lil Sis was like last year's in name only. The senior girls discarded every vestige of the old traditions and invented new ones, meanwhile keeping the juniors in the dark, even telling them that Big Sis Lil Sis had been cancelled. The day's theme was Anchors Aweigh! Among the activities that greeted the surprised junior girls when the great day finally arrived were a production in the chapel, con- sisting of songs and skits, followed by a luncheon. The procedings therein will be kept strictly confidential, in the interest of not spoiling things for the rising juniors. Later in the day, the junior and senior girls boarded buses and took a road trip to the EHS football game at Whitecastle. Thus ended the first new Big Sis Lil Sis day, deemed a resounding success by both the junior and the senior girls. The Big and Little Sisters start their road trip to White Castle, all decked out in matching T-shirts. Photo by V. McGuire. Ellen Crow partakes of sirloin tip. Photo by V. McGuire. 19

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Our Pride Is Showing Pep Rallies Spur Teams to Victory The Episcopal High School pep rallies generate excited enthusiasm for both the fans and our athletes. Six times a semester, the cheerleaders invent a new theme for each pep rally, and their ideas are always original and hilarious. Ranging from the annual Mr. Legs contest to the spirit recipe routine, the cheerleader skits put everyone in the right mood to go out and seize the victory. The Heavenly Seven st rut to the strains of Gigolo. Photo by . Hill. 21 The crowd listens attentively as Fr. Hancock delivers his speech. Photo by J. Hill.