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

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vis • ag • es (vizij-is), n. [L. videre; see], I. the face; countenance. 68

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1984 Brings New Records The 1984 track season marked the beginning of AA competition for the EHS girls and their coaches, Marcia Richards and Rebecca Tydor. The Lady Knights showed their strength and determination by tallying up 37 personal records and creating three new school records. Katherine Weller broke her old school record in the high jump by clearing 5'l and, along with Candy Collins, formed a new distance record in the long jump. Kelli Thompson was the third record setter, clocking 5:49 in the 1600m run. The girls track team entered 1985 competition with a strong team,, looking ahead to reaping the benefits of the previous year of building and training. Alison Cohn clears the pole in the high jump competition. Photo byS. Malkins Katherine Weller, second from left, gets off to a fast start after receiving the baton from Candy Collins in the 400m relay. PhotobyJ. Hill

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With what feelings towards l:.l IS do you associate the word visages? On these pages meet the people of Episcopal High School. See their visages; remember their names and all the good times. Though the uniforms may make everyone seem indistinguishable, each class has its identity, as does each member. We haven't gotten to V's in our vocabulary book yet. Carrie Wilder. I lih grade The appearance of everybody with uniforms at first glance seems to be the same, but on second look all of us arc trying our hardest to make ourselves as individual as possible. There arc many different friendly visages to be seen at F.HS. Mary Anepohl. 12th grade. Perhaps the faces and people at Episcopal arc the highlight of the school. There is a warmth and glow from the students that you do not sec in Other schools. Mr. David (i a!as so. teacher. 69