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

Page 31 text:

JcJ Shannon Lane Katey Jo JoJie Haijtu Allivon WKite Cavv.c Lcijth Cnffnhv Sally Lonjcnme tup ttjiJcn Mi Wonhin,; Colonel Daion Biadit Jim Mam ToaJ Avhlcy Sexton Wot m Scome Noland Fi h Dcxtei Koltm Chail Mali Sivannei Shi imp Mciedith Onei Pixily Woman Jenmiei Johnxon Kadxcl Can Policeman Da nee i Ceoi«e Maynev Jean Palniei Julia Miatt PeJJIei hi Pa.ge Baum Wynne Menjty PeJJIei »: Jennifer Blaik C’aiy Clayton PeJJIei Hence Millei PeJJIei » Amy Qiu.J Amy Meken PeJJIei J Kchecta Kuei Diana Duin.n PeJJIei »o Jennifer Johnson PeJJIei c7 Paine Bane it PeJJIei a.s Joanna Johnson Cuvtomei «i Amy DuaiJ Cuvioenei oi All,von White Solo «l Wynne Mcndiv Solo al (‘.wen Corheit Solo •} Caiy Clay ion Soto 4 Caroler Oiana Duinm Kelxwa M. DonalJ Sally Longmii? Ko hcl Can Jennifer Johnvon Amy l ua J Wynne MenJry Allivon White 1 icavuie Brute Itijth Cr-.ffilh Rer.ee Millet Paijse Baiiclt Jcnnifei Spohiei JoJie Maigux Shopper Diana Durr.m Neilvon Malone Peiry JoaJan 14telle Mom Jer.r.ifei DoJJv Caila Billing Auvlin tarhari Ccotjce Maync Biyan C IO L'aiori Biaitii Amy Zollmann Avhley Sicecnvon Hunter Coatee Chi. Mill I have to do it if Ossie is to have a Christmas. Jed sings expressing his feelings about stealing. Photo by M. Stuckey 27

Page 30 text:

CHRISTMAS ON ANGEL STREET Mr. Worthing tolls understands Jed's action ttSK. Christmas Spirit Captured The EHS Middle School presented a musical rendition of Christmas on Angel Street on the 8th and 9th of December. The crew and cast put in long hours of work and rehearsal which resulted in a heart-warming performance. The story focused on an orphaned boy, Jed, who wanted to buy his sister, Cassie, a Christmas present but had no money. The Colonel offered Jed money to steal Mr. Worthing's gold watch. Although he knew that stealing is wrong, Jed agreed for Cassie's sake. Fortunately for Jed, Mr. Worthing was understanding and helped to get the Colonel arrested. According to Mr. Galasso, the director, the students got a great deal of spirit and a sense of meaning out of working on this production. They were particularly enthusiastic about performing the gangster scenes in which they could rumble and wrestle on stage in a free-spirited manner. As well as acting, the students displayed a lot of talent in the musical aspects of this rendition. Along with the songs by the carolers, solos were sung by Shannon Lane, Allison White, Jodie Hargus, Ashley Sexton, and Trip Barden. Although in high school. Trip, a junior, and Jim Harris, a senior, dedicated their time to help portray the adult characters in the play. However, it was the time dedicated by all that made this musical such a success. The portly woman (Rachel Carr) directs the carolers as they sing Christmas Bells along Angel Street. Photo by M. Stuckey. The Colonel tries to hide the fact from Mr. Worthing and Katey Jo that he was the one who hired Jed to steal Mr. Worthing's gold watch. Photo by M. Stuckey. Members of the gang praise Toad in a song and dance routine. This is symbolic of the love they feel for the Colonel. Photo by M. Stuckey. 20 Christmas On Angel Street

Page 32 text:

Annie Oakley ..........Rebecca Rainer Frank Butler Brian Kronenberger Dolly .................Missy Crane Charlie ................ Brian Sleeth Buffalo Bill ... ......Troy Fuhrman Minnie..........Mary Majors Caldwell Jessie .................Carrie Wilder Nellie ... .....Heather Feierabend Jake ..................Susan Afeman Wilson .................Carlos Finalet Chief Sitting Bull .......Jay Buzbee Pawnee Bill ..............Jeff Drake Mac ................... Jeff Bolger Conductor ...............Mark Stuckey Waiter ....................Jim Harris Porter.............Trippe Hawthorne Mrs Potter-Porter Paige Hendry Messenger .............. Clint Howie Major-Domo ...............Rob Sindelar Mrs. Adams ............Kristee Oldham Mr. Adams ... Wally Harrell Mrs. Henderson . ......Shari Heilala Mrs. Ferguson ..........Laurie Brown Children ..............Heather Oulton Margaret Ho Gayden Carr Cowgirls ........................Julie Sternberg Katherine D'Armond Mrs. Black Tooth ......Tracy Broyles Mrs. Yellow Foot ......Kari Sterling Chorus Trip Barden Mike Carpenter Susan Defelice Kristen Dickerson Gwen Drain Jimmy Griffith Jeff Harlan Ronald Kegge Kim Kubricht Male Trio Jeff Bolger Jim Harris Trippe Hawthorne Cowgirl Dancers Ginger Allen Elizabeth Hebert Paige Hendry Kyra Jones Lauren Moonan Indian Dancers Stephanie Abramson Amy Carpenter Katherine Crabtree Amy Coates Stephanie Harrop Caroline Hiatt Molly McGehee Kim Stewart Ali Quaid Papa Bull initiates Annie as a Sioux daughter during an Indian ritual This was one of four scenes taken to the ISAS festival. Photo by B. Rjiner Two cowgirls display much interest toward the notorious Frank Butler as he sings My Defenses Are Down. Photo by B. Rjiner Frank and Annie tell each other of their awards and experiences during the lime they went their separate ways. Photo by B. Rjiner V Frank and Annie sing. Anything You Can Do, 1 Can Do Belter , during a competition to see who is the best shot Photo by B. Rjiner