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

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Graduation

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Dinner, Dancing And Casino Night Follow Ceremony 20o GraduJlion

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Not Just Your Ordinary Family Vacation Early on Saturday, May 17, the newest alumni of EHS embarked upon their long awaited SENIOR TRIP. Their destination was the Sand-dollar Townhomes located outside of Destin, Florida. No one seemed to know exactly where. This proved to be a problem for those who arrived after dark such as Paige Hendry who said, Nicole and 1 were so excited to finally get there, but we ended up driving an extra hour before we found it. Missy Harris remembers her arrival., The first thing 1 did was to grab a bunch of keys and try to claim one of the condos with a microwave. Those who weren't so speedy and arrived late had to heat their macaroni and cheese on a regular stove for the trip. Microwave or no microwave, the girls' condos seemed to be well stocked with grocieries, meals from home, the four basic food groups, etc. Miraculously, the boys somehow survived with refrigerators full of beverages only. Perhaps Mark Stuckey had the answer, for Carrie Wilder recalls that every night just as we were sitting down to a hot, delicious dinner, Mark would just happen to stop by for a visit. The nine-day trip was filled with sun, sand. Quarters, Mexican, and frisbee. A few brave souls spent some challenging hours trying to master Stewart Tharp's windsurfer. At night there were parties throughout the Sanddol-lar Townhomes, yet some did venture to places such as Fuddpuckers, Cash's, Gooney Golf, or even Panama City. The class didn't report any incidents of sunstroke or jellyfish stings, but Robert Story was rushed to the hospital for kidney stones. There were no other casualities except perhaps the refund on the damage deposit. Overall, as Jeroen Lutmers from Holland recalls, his Senior Trip in the U.S. was awesome, one big party! 20S Senior T rip