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

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Mr. Brown Named Archivist Over the last two years, Episcopal has seen many changes and additions. At the beginning of the X4-X5 school year, Fr. Hancock instituted formal archives for Episcopal and appointed Mr. Car-roll E. Brown Archivist and Historian-in-Rcsidcncc. Now, in addition to his teaching duties. Mr. Brown systematizes the school's documents, letters, designs, booklets, and financial records, or all significant records behind the establishment of the school.” Fr. Ralph Webster and Fr. Hancock have kept meticulous records, greatly aiding Mr. Brown. After the initial work of organizing the archives, Mr. Brown still devotes at least a full period a day to making the school's records available for use under certain controls. Mr. Brown has an extensive educational and teaching background, with expertise in history and the use of documents. On his new position, Mr. Brown comments, It is fascinating to discover things, like the exact moment of birth of this institution and the evolution of the school's purpose Janie Johnson Mathematics Kathryn Anne Johnson Fifth Grade Rila Kemp French Gayle Keramian Social Studies Deportment Head fctbel Kirctncr Sixth Grade Karen Kirchner Bond Anne Kornegay Mot hematics and Computer Science Brannon LeBlanc Boys ' Physical Education. Head Football and Swimming Coach Raymond I cPmc Science and Computer Science Ptter l.ongeway Socioi Studies Marla McCarron Spanish I.ynn McCcarky Science 134

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Two in One Born to the Morris Family January A. 10X5. was a very special day for the entire episcopal family and one member in particular. Mrs. Cindy Morris. On that winter day Mrs. Morris went from pregnant mild-mannered librarian to mother of Siamese twins. Mathew and Michael were born by caesarian section, the operation planned because the twins were both breeched (feel first). However, to the surprise of Mom. Dad, doctor, and specialist, the twins were joined from the breastbone to the naval. To the relief of everyone, the twins were safely separated and are perfectly healthy. The Morrises have noticed unique personality trails. Mrs. Morris comments. Mathew is more curious. Michael is more laid back. He'd rather just sleep.” Conversely. the babies look' exactly alike and usually weigh within an ounce of each other. The Morrises suspect the babies may be mirror twins, or one is left-handed and one right, etc. As for any added work by having two babies, Mrs. Morris exclaims. They are a joy. I love having two! Vicki McGuire English William Mclnnn Boys Physical Education. Head Goff Coach and VorsuyAsststoni Coach Dianne Mannear Sixth Grodt Eckel Manno Art Department Head Patricia MczoTf English Cindy Morris Assistant Ijhronon Nancy Nchon Fifth Grode MkmcI Nill Ia mar Choir for tht Classics Eleanor Olixr Fifth Grode Susan Ragan English Jo Ann Readcnce Mathematics 135