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

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — David Abramson. Rebecca Giles, Mark Elliott, Tracie Proctor, Mimi Gundlach. Emilie Plauche, Caren Simpson, Alida Griffith. Hall Morrison. Carol Stcinmuller, Kim Sindelar. Lorien Smith, Dick Holmberg. Bennie Hu, Katherine Weller, Robert Whittington, Mrs. Susan Ragan. Photo by . Hill. SCIENCE CLUB — Front Row: Lauren Moonan, Angel French, Summer Dann, Henry Giles, Jared Sparks. Miss Paula Fontenot Middle Row: Jan !.aNasa. Tern Shubkin. Clarice Holliday. Ann Ainsworth. Brook Harvey. Top Row: Kenneth Carpenter, Theresa Wilkes, Kathleen Weldon. Marque Millsips, Ronald Kegge. Jeff Drake. Photo by J. Hill. INTERNATIONAL CLUB — Mi Sybil Boizelle. Jennifer Chisholm. Kelli Stegall. Tncia Santo . Liz Lank. Stephanie Harrop. HrathcrOulton. Tern Shubkin. Annie Holmberg, Clarice Holliday. Kathleen Weldon, Eric Tucker. Miss Judith Drott. Second Row. Lyn Bevcn. Mollie Poche. Kristen Watson, Tracie Proctor. Allie McKowen. Mary Tannehill, Mum Gundlach. Jennifer Smith. Mary Hollis. Mary Martha Wall. Rucker Leake Third Row: Bennie Hu, Jane Halley. Aimee Weaver.Terne Neal. Betsy Thibaut. Rebecca Giles. Donna Kean. Meg Lucas. Janet Horrell. Robert Lynch. Anne Douglas. Fourth Row: Brian Ain worth. Kenneth Carpenter. Robert Whittington. Caren Simpson, Tim Ehrlich. Ty McMams. Sara Kavanaugh. Russel Shaffer. Theresa Wilke . William Jackson. Phtlobul Lm ktii Science Club member Kenneth Carpenter prepares 1---------- —1 for an experiment Pholoby f. Hill. INTERNATIONAL CLUB - Front Row: Molly McCehee. Cherie Gary, Amy Durham. Emily Kean. Kelly Wood. Renee Wilkinson. Wendi Hutchinson, Marilyn Fairchild, Catherine Lowry Second Row. Kristy Melker, Maggie Ehrlich. Charlotte Coxe, Kristian Hook, Piipar Andrews. Sparky Mayer, Blair Cr sby. Radley Savoie. Third Row: Roland Kizer, Angie Kimble. Ashley Roberts, Su anne Wade. Carrie Wilder. Stephanie Robinson. Laura Brooks, Lauren Moonan. Fourth Row: David LeBlanc. Susm Freeman, John Hill, Laurie Brown. Sherry Manno, Mary Driggers. Johnny Powers. Angel French. Photo by . Luck fit.

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Multiple Choices Art Club, Band, Debate Offer a Variety Our perspicacious Debate Team members have displayed conspicuous acumen and expertise in their forensic endeavors. Thev attended a debate convention in Lafayette and plan to participate in a tournament at Hammond in February. The Art Club is open to both middle and upper school students with artistic inclinations. The club meets on Thursdays to encourage its members to create their own works of art and also to watch professional artists demonstrate their talents. The EHS Band is relatively new, but has shown remarkable growth and skill In addition to other performances, the group played at half-time during the Homecoming football game and accompanied the choir at the Christmas cantata. Brian Huckeba paints his version of Ronald McSanta. Membersof the Art Club were invited by McDonald's to partakeina Christmas window painting contest. Photo by . Hill. Members of the EHSBand perform for parents and studentsat the Christmas Cantata Pholoby J. HiH- front Row Bryan Komegay. Marc Sternberg. Aaron Smith Middle Row Hunter Coates, Megan Baxley. Stephanie Stevenson. Juliet Trask. Shannon Cunningham, Jodie Hargus. tnnCarton. Joanna Jackson, low.-11 Ann Fisher. Nichole Smith, livi Williams. Michelle Krramian Back Row. Mrs Manno. Mike Rollins. Nick Caldwell. Bryan Evans. Rebecca Kver. Kristen Depp. Sjmantha McMahon. Trina Bruce. Michelle Arbour. Adrianne Crouse Pkotoby J. Hill Jenny Crouse, Mrs. Manno, Sylvia Patrick, Miss Favorite, Beverly Bartol. Kristine McDonald. Photo by . 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.