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

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Exchange student Andreas Schmitz makes use of graduation as a time to really party before going back home to Germany. Graduates Kellie Kaufman and Walter Kisner take time out from dancing to grab a Coke and a quick hug from one another. Julie Sternberg takes a load off of her feet, and onto Wally Harrell's lap, as the two of them reflect on the ceremonies with Eric Koehler. Graduation 203

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Graduates Eat And Dance The Knight Away Jeff Drake tries to put on a surprised, innocent look as Wally Harrell accuses him of having too good of a time at the dinner dance. With all of the tables and chairs finally moved out of the way. the Class of '87 has plenty of room to jam to the tunes of Innovations. After the Class of '87 alumni finished meandering around the reception, it was unanimous that it was definitely party time. The party began with a dinner dance at the Bocagc Racquet Club. The graduates heartily ate their dime-sized steaks while sipping a satiating glass of Lipton tea. After stuffing their stomachs to maximum capacity, everyone anxiously waited for Innovations to make their grand en- trance. Tables and chairs were quickly moved outside to make room for plenty of breakdancing to the top twenty tunes. With an occasional break to grab a Coke, or to sit down for a minute, the entire class danced the night away to one in the morning. Says Keeley Clark, who was seen singing, dancing, and playing the guitar on stage with the band, It was certainly a Knight to remember! Graduation

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A Perfect End To A Perfect Knight After partying at the din-ner dance, the graduates were ready to enter Casino Land at the Afeman's homestead. Each graduate received a bag of chips at the door totaling $20,000 in play money. These chips were used to play Poker, Blackjack, and other risky Vegas games. Stella Roberts (alias Pat Sejack) and Agnes Harrop (alias Vanna White) were wonderful as the host and hostess of Wheel of Fortune. The graduates were guaranteed not to go hungry because there was always a Mrs. Winner's cinnamon roll or sausage biscuit within reach. The auction began after each person cashed in their chips around three in the morning. Mr. Caldwell patiently waited as each graduate expended his last drop of energy to bid against each other. Prizes ranged from shirts to telephones to a grand prize of a color T.V. After the last item was auctioned off, the alumni split to go their separate ways, many going to the levee to witness a beautiful sunrise. Michael Carpenter summed up the entire night by saying, Graduation was one of the most exciting nights I've ever experienced. It was unbelievable. Kim Stewart's dad. Woody Sweeney waits to see if Lady Luck is with Scott Hulon as Scott rolls the dice at the craps table. 204 Graduation