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

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1st 2nd 3rd National Merit High Scorers Tracy Broyles Susan DeFelice Jeff Drake Heather Fierabend Amy Hackney Ron Kegge Michael Ory Terry Shubkin Chimene St. Amant Julie Sternberg National French Exam State Winners Susannah Rolfs Julie Sternberg Amy Hackney College Book Award Recipients Tulane - Jeff Drake Sewanee - Susan DeFelice Princeton - Julie Sternberg French Exam Collet;e Book National Merit 201

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District Science Fair Winners Senior Division Zoology Botany Steve Ryan HM Farra Bracht Kelley Ainsworth 3rd Special Award from US Public Health Service-HM Allyson Fertitta Math and Computers Ben-Hwa Hu 2nd Special Award relating to alcohol and drug abuse: Debbie Hawkins Junior Division Botany Rebekah Porter 1st Daniel McKnight HM Earth Science Ashu Bharara 2nd Math and Computers Drew McNight HM Physics and Astronomy Lee Alessi 2nd Zoology Steve Ryan 3rd Nicole Smith HM Medicine and Health Allyson Fertitta 2nd State Science Fair Winners Senior Division Botany Farra Bracht HM DISTRICT LITERARY RALLY RESULTS Gen Business Laura Weidig 3rd English II Andrea Spring 1st English III Heather Oulton 4 its English IV' Carrie Wilder 1st French I Madeline Constantine 1st French 1 Rachel Spiller 2nd French II Catherine Williams 1st French II Tat-Shing Lam 4th French III Amy Hackney 1st French III Arun Prabhakatan 2nd Spanish 1 Catherine Atkinson 2nd Spanish II Julia George 1st Algebra 1 Ann Marie Moorman 4 th Advanced Math Rebecca Runnels 1st Advanced Math Brook Harvey 3rd Trigonometry Terry Shubkin 2nd Chemistry Karen Smith 3rd Physics Ben-Hwa Hu 1st Biology 1 Michael Burroughs Slh Biology II Noah Bell 1st Biology 11 Chimene St. Amant 2nd I’hys Science Brent Willson 4 th Am History- Julie Sternberg 2nd Civics Richie Myer 3rd Art Suzanne Wade Special Recognitron STATE RALLY RESULTS Advanced Math Trench II French III Gen. Business Physics Spanish I Spanish II Ktbbtcca Runnels Catherine Williams Amy Hackney Laura Weidig Ben-Hwa Hu Catherine Atkinson Julia George Special Foreign Language Events Interpretative Reading: French II Spanish III Spanish IV Latin I Becky Shit ley-jenny Bell Batty Taylor Tanya Blom Good Good Excellent Good Mathematics Extemporaneous Speaking: Ben-Hwa Hu 3rd Junior Division Botany French II Jennifer Dann Good French III Susannah Rolfs Excellent French IV Charlotte Williams Excellent Spanish II Jeff Reilly Good Spanish II Chimene St. Amant Superior Rebekah Porter 1st 200 Science Fair Rally

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. . . And It Only Took Twelve Years Seventy-seven seniors anxiously stood outside the chapel doors on May 15. The waiting was about to end — the Class of 1986 was about to graduate! Throughout the two-hour ceremony the seniors could barely sit still, their eyes glued on the stack of diplomas before them. A few cried as co-valedictorians Carrie Wilder and Sherry Manno gave a touching speech recalling the events of the past senior year. The Hon. Kevin Reilly, president and chief executive officer for the Lamar Corporation, gave a powerful speech detailing the importance of education and in the sharing of it. The ceremonies seemed to drag on for the eager seniors until finally it was time to give out the diplomas. After the ceremonies were over the now-graduates marched proudly out of the chapel, diplomas in hand — and then the party really started! From 10 to 1 the class danced at a dinner party for them at the Bocage Racquet Club. The graduates sang, ate, danced, gatored and rapped to the tasty tunes of Stone Jamm. After changing into casual clothing, the graduates proceeded to the Casino Party at Heidi Safer's house. Upon arrival each senior received his own bag of chips for playing such Vegas favorites as Poker and Roulette. Senior parents played their parts well as the cardsharking casino workers. At 4:30 the chips were cashed in and the Auction got under way. Those who had done well at the tables bidded for such items as a t.v., a Gucci watch, and a dorm refrigerator, which were among the more than 70 items to be auctioned. After a hot breakfast the graduates began to break up and leave, many planning to go see the sunrise. Overall opinion? Said Summer Dann, It was the best night of my life. 202 Ci.idu.ilion