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

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Art Club: Susannah Rolfs. Tracey Broyles. Amy Coulcs. Kim Stewart. Renee Wilkinson. Kim Kubneht. Summer Dann. Steven Montgomery. Blair Crosby. Hildc Stcmholt. Lisa Watson. Mary Falgout. Teal Glover. Lauren Callihan. David LcBlanc. Kctli Carpenter. Barry Taylor. Photo by M. Stuckey Art Club: (Front Row) Maggie Ehrlich. Kristcc Oldham. Clare Crespo. Amy Kcramian. Sherry Manno, Christy Gibbons. Charlotte Coxc; (Back Row) David Warrington. Suzanne Wade. Paige Hendry. Scott Pharis. Rucker Leake. Leah McCoy. Anne Harvey. Photoby M. Stuckey Choir: (Bottom Row) Ashley Gray. Kara Hightower. Neil Abramson. Matt Harney. Mr. David Galasso, Jay Graham. Diana Smith. Michael Howes;(Middle Row)Sherry Hcilala, Michelle Kirkland. Paige Hendry. Lynn Myer, Barbin Caldwell. Mary Falgout. Kelli Carpenter, Missy Crane, Susie Freeman. Eric Tuckcr: (Top Row) Ashley Culbertson, Angie Kimble, Traci Byrd. Gwen Drain, Terri Hackctl. Photoby M. Stuckey 51

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Art Club Officers: Mrs. Ethel Manno, Lauren Callihan (Treas.), Kelli Carpenter (Pres.), Blair Crosby (See.). Clare Crcspo( V. Pres.). Photo by M. Stuckey Band: (Front Row) Trippe Hawthorne. I .aura O'Callaghan. Kathryn Hawthorne. Sharif Elnaggcr; (Back Row) Jeff Bolgcr, Mrs. Karen Kirchncr. Butler Fuller. Photo by M. Stuckey Art Club, Band, Choir Enrich Student Life The Art Cub helps to foster an appreciation for the visual arts. Throughout the school year, members are asked to prepare selected student works for exhibition. Near the end of the year, these members will plan and produce the EHS Annual Student Exhibit. Some other activities include volunteer art work, field trips, and meeting visiting artists from the Baton Rouge area. The EHS Band com- bines appreciation for fine music with teamwork. In addition to other performances, the Band played at the Homecoming football game and at their Christmas Concert. The EHS Choir's goal is to encourage student participation in choral music. Besides the successful Christmas musical Scrooge, the Choir made several chapel appearances and participated in a retreat at Camp Hardtner. Paige Hendry. Michael Howes. Traci Bryd. and Eric Tucker practice for the ISAS festival. Photo by M. Stuckey 50

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Beta Club, National Honor Society Set High Standards The Beta Club is a leadership-service organization for students with a 3.0 GPA or higher. The Beta Club's purpose is to develop leadership, character and academics. The Junior Beta Club helped to feed needy families for Thanksgiving, while the Senior Beta Club sponsored the Toys for lots drive, the Valentine Carnation sale. Teacher Appreciation Day, and participated in the State Beta Convention, in which the members took part in various academic competitions. The National Honor Society recognizes students who are especially outstanding in academics, leadership, character and service. Some of this year’s activities were contributing to the Knight's Herald, discussing and evaluating the school curriculum, and brightening the lives of some abused children by bringing them out to see the EHS production of Scrooge and organizing a cast party for them after the show. Senior Beta Officers: ( Top) Julie Bclcovc. (Sec.); Ellen Crow. (V. Pres.); (Bottom) Mary Ancpohl, (Pres.); Betsy Thibaut, (Treas.). Photo by M. Stuckey Honor Society: (Front Row-) Cathy Shubkin, Michelle Hu. Betsy Thibaut. Heidi Hulon, Mary Ancpohl, Andrea Allen. H ildc Stcinholt, Christy Gibbons. Joey Schafer; (Back Row) Neil Abramson. Eric Wills. David Barrow, Brian Ainsworth. Anne Harvey, Kellie Wimp. Julie Bclcovc. Ellen Crow, Randy Vernon. Amy Durham. Mark Wrighton. Dr. Michael Mill. Ajit Prabhakaran. Photo by M. Stuckey Junior Beta Officers: Ben Hwa-Hu (Pres ), Gcordy Waters (V. Pres.). Ashley Burgess (Sec.), Julia George (Treas ). Photo by M. Stuckey d 52