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

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Crossing the finish line in a meet at Highland Koad Park, Trip Fuchs, through his expression, shows determination in doing the best that he can. “We worked all year and came through when it counted. Michael Ory “As I look back on my four years and I see the good and the bad, I wouldn't trade it for anything. Parker Ewing 'as sweet to come back and win late championship after coming cond to Teurlings last year. Michael Capenter Beginning a race at Highland Road Park, Michael Ory, Arthur Stowe, Michael Carpenter, Jeff Lyons and Ron Kegge strive for a determined first place lead. Michael Carpenter, and sophomores, Andrew Riche and Chris Marsland. Coach Duplechine's team was determined to win the state title this year after last year's runner-up position to Teurlings Catholic. The team's hard work and long hours paid off in a AA meet at Highland Road Park, when the Knights decisively beat Teurlings, a team they had never beaten before. This victory capped a tremendous season. Although not in the lead, yet, Michael Ory pushes himself to assume his usual first place position along with a first place finish. Sitting: Tim Jagisch, Billy Byrd, David Dansky. Ami ten Riche. Richie Myer, Ben Hwa Hu Kneeling Parker Ewing. Michael Ory, John Coleman, Jeff Lyons, Ron Kegge. Standing: bean Montgomery, Michael Carpenter, Henry Schott, Keith Cuillot, Chris Marsland. Coach Claney Du-pit-chine Not Pictured: Arthur Stowe. Tup Fuchs, Jay Noland. Stephen Berry. Jason Kush. Cross Country 135

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? Win Over Teurlings Clinches State Title New School Record Set By Defending Champ Ory sism v .. f •-r 7} '■ ?«. Jmi 3 cf»Nv f .. V A . A H The 1986 Boys Cross Country team certainly had a season to remember. Although the team definitely had its ups and downs, this may very well be the best team EHS has ever had. The team was lead by senior and defending individual state champion, Michael Ory, who continued his winning ways by again setting a new school record with a time of 15:15 as well as successfully defending his crown as champion. Finishing out the top were, junior, Arthur Stowe,senior, Keith Cuillot jnJ Henry Schott run neck in neck in an attempt to paw competitors who aren't far ahead. 134 Boys Cross Country la f

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Individual Effort, Team Spirit Winning Combination For Girls Sixth Grader Lori Jagisch Paced Team To 8-AA Titles k y. .V :f 'ifa' —---- V • £ to t'- Of A't-J I Why would someone run in scorching ninety degree weather? Run in torential downpours? Pound the ground mile after long mile? Work running hills, experiencing pain and sweat-pushing oneself against a clock while gasping for air? Well, each person has her own reason, but luckily for the Girls' Cross Country team, all twelve girls exhibited the dedication to endure this kind of grueling workout day after day. The result of all this hard work was a very successful season, ending in the team's being named District Champs and State Runner-Up. When asked what she thought of their success at state, senior Clarice Holliday responded. The predictions weren't good for us, but we knew we could do it. In jJJilion to the long hours spent running, weight training helped runner like Julia Robertson and Katie Sternberg prepare for ti ■ district meet I.V Cross Country