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

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Latin Club-Kneeling-Juliet Trask, Jay Sternberg, Katherine Bedeian. Deborah Sternberg, Will Latham, Burke Noble, Jason Symons, Missy Klung. Brad Smith. Jake Tarbox. Standing-Rebecca Runnels, Jeff Bolger. Erich Sternberg. Mark McCoy, Jeff Drake, Clare Crespo, Rob Sindclar, Dr. Michael NiII, Troy Fuhrman, Lee Gilly. Kathleen Weldon, Richard Byrd, Mr. Tad Mazurek, Bryan Grace, Jason Fuselier. Latin Club 45

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The Latin Club is made up of Middle and High School students of Latin and Classical Literature. The club was established because the Classics students wanted to make themselves known. The club participated in many activities and sponsored Latin Day, December 5th. As part of Latin Day the club members performed a play. The performers included: Clare Crespo, Troy Fuhrman, Gayden Carr, Heather Feierabend, Will Latham, Kathleen W'eldon, Mark McCoy, and Britton Mangham. Latin IV translated the play. The highlight of the Latin Club's year was attending the Classics Convention in Shreveport. Many students competed in academic and sports events at various levels of competition, and many students placed. First place winners include: Rebecca Runnels, Pat Shaffner, and Kathleen Weldon. Second place winners were: Stephen Berry, Troy Fuhrman, Britton Mangham, Hunter Man-ship, and Pat Shaffner. Third place winners were: Clare Crespo, Jeff Drake, Trey Hargrove, Ron Kegge, Will Latham, Britton Mangham, Rebecca Runnels, Pat Shaffner, and Jenny Shenefelt. Fourth place winners included: Heather Feierabend, Ricky Speciale, Jeff Bolger, Gayden Carr, and Will Latham. Katherine Bedeian, Richard Byrd, and Jeff Drake placed fifth. International Club The International Club is an organization designed to help students learn more about the culture of foreign | nations. The club's main project each year is to support two children through the Christian Children's Fund. In order to raise money for this project, members sold stadi-! um cushions in addition to paying club dues. During the year, the students exchange letters and pictures with the children they sponsor. In response to the American Red Cross's campaign to collect money for relief of victims of the Mexican earthquake, club members made donations and collected funds from the students and faculty, receiving a letter of appreciation from the Red Cross. On the social side, members enjoy eating out as a group at local ethnic restaurants and this year capped the year's activities off with a crawfish boil at Miss Drott's home. International Club-Sitting-Erik Stromcycr, Andrew Riche, Amy Weidig. Tricia Santos, Kellen Gallagher, Beth Weitz. Susan Landreneau, Gayden Carr. Ben-Hwa-Hu. Kneeling-Chris Swires, Blair Crosby, Julia George, Erika Gerdes. Susan DeFelice. Rob Sindelar, Scott Jackson, Kristee Kennedy, Jenny Bell. Ming Zu Lee. Carrie Wilder, John Campbell, Heather Feierabend. Carlos Finalet, Larkin Harris. Standing-Fransiscus Xaverius, Michael Burroughs. Brent Willson, Stewart Sommers, Teal Glover. Freddy Giles, Sarah Stevenson, Michael Blanchard. Missy Harris, Kathleen Weldon, Laura Claus, Brian Kronenberger, Laurie Brown, Sherry Manno, Jeff Harlan. Joanna Sternberg. Stephanie Harrop, Kevin Kiesel, Melisse Campbell. Amy Hackney. Andrea Spring, Jan McBride, Katherine D Armond. Todd Averette, Jane MacLaughlan, Mary Boagni, Carol Knight, Kim Owen, Katie Grotness, Jeff Hastings, Ellen Naquin, Sparkey Mayer. International Club

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46 Science Clubs The upper and middle school science clubs were both very active this year. The upper school club started the year with a trip to Houston where they visited NASA and the Hermann Hospital and went to Astroworld to study the physics of roller coasters. Later they made field trips to River Bend Nuclear Power Plant and the LSU vet school. The club also held a bake sale to raise money for the abandoned lions and tigers in Livingston Parish. The middle school science club was started this year to give middle schoolers a chance to have some scientific fun. They held several bake sales and adopted a kestrel named Cricket. Computer Science The EHS Computer Club was organized by the Advanced Placement Computer Science class. Club members worked on a variety of projects including a bulletin board. The club raised funds by collecting dues and by charging admission to an after-school showing of Monty Python's The Quest for the Holy Grail An expansion board and a modem were purchased for the TANDY 1000. Officers included President Robert Story and Vice President Rebecca Runnels. Science Club Science Club: Standing Ms. Paula Fontenot. Ben-Hwa Hu, Barry Taylor. Larkin Harris. Chris Swires. Henry Giles. Philip Zuber. Brook Harvey, Robbie Cotten, Jeff Lyon, Beth Weit2, Freddy Giles. Brian Fcnn. Tanya Blom. Trey Kubricht, Kevin Kiesel, Missy Klung. Dawn Kubricht, Susan Landrcneau. Jan McBride, Mr. Mitch Disch. Sitting Candace Tull. Angel French, Holly Patrick. Lauren Moonan. Summer Dann, Teal Glover, Rebecca Runnels, Amy Hackney, Robert Story. Lying Blair Crosby