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

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Front Rotv- l.i I .ink, Amy Conies, Michael Carpenter, Rebecca Rainer, Mary Majors Caldwell Michael Ory, Tracy Broyles, Stephanie Harrop. Sarah Stevenson, Ming-Zu Lee. Second Row-Susan DeFelice, Erin Earhart, Carlos Finalet, Heather Feierabend, Jenny Bell. Back Row- Joanna Sternberg, Arun Prabhakaran. Molly Donalson, Jeff Drake, Wally Harrell, Amy Hackney, Ron Kegge. Brian Kronenbergcr, Chimenc StAmant, Brian 1 enn. Trip Barden, Julie Sternberg, Heather Oulton. Terry Shubkin. Not Pictured- Kellen Gallagher, Jimmy Griffiths, Stephanie Abramson. Susannah Rolfs, Waller Kisner, Clint Howie. Front Row Catherine Williams, Erika Gerdes, Stacey Sims, Caroline Hiatt, Kyra Jones, Denise Powers. Ali Quaid, Nanette Thompson, Eleanor Wall, Amy Bradford. Connie Molino. Second Row- Julia George. Michelle Young, Melisse Campbell, Ann Marie Tuccio, Katie Grotness, Carol Knight. Nancy Garrett, Jane Macl.auchlin, Kim Owen. Jeff Hastings, Mary Boagni, Jan McBride. Back Row- Trippe Hawthorne, Paul Daigle, Gayden Carr, John Cargile, Ben-Hwa Hu, Geordy Waters, Sean Montgomery. Stephen Staats, Terrell Joseph, John Ervin. John Campbell, Tom Hebert, Mike Vick, Charles Carpenter, Jon Coleman, Joseph Cummings. Jason Dupree. Brandon Brown, Arthur Stowe, Tat Shing Lam. Jennifer Dann, Katie Sternberg. Janina Baxley, Julia Robertson. Not Pictured- Keith Buchert, Jonathan Hook, Madison Perkins, Todd Meyer, Kevin Bucheit, Andrea Spring. IS Senior Beta Club

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But Big Sis-Lil Sis was was not over yet. On Tuesday, April 7, the senior girls sneaked into the junior girls' bedrooms at 5 o'clock in the morning, grabbed them and kidnapped them. The Big Sisses played all kinds of cute pranks on their juniors. The juniors' remained in their sleeping attire until school started, while the Big Sisses played all kinds of cute pranks on their juniors. At 7:00 the senior girls treated their Lil Sisses to breakfast at Rebecca Rainer's. At 8:00 they were allowed to put on their uniforms, but brushes, combs, and makeup were all no-no's. Blindfolded ihe junior girls wait with much anticipation to hear their names called and their Big Sisses announced. Following (he instructions of their Big Sisses, Caroline Hiatt, Connie Molino, and Holly Strange find three mall studs and have their picture taken. After removing the blindfolds, Elisse Kimbrough and Rebecca Rainer express their happiness by sharing a hug. Big Sis Lil Sis 17

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Beta Club Provides Leadership And Service The Senior Beta Club, sponsored by Mrs. Angie Edwards, is composed of junior and senior students who have maintained a 3.0 grade point average or above. The club's major fundraiser was the green and red wear anything day which took place on December 11. This free dress day was sponsored by the club in order to raise money for the terminally ill children at St. Jude's Hospital. A total of $600 was made that day. The free dress day was a change from the December fundraiser of past years. Mrs. Edwards explained that after many years of the Toys for Tots drive, the club thought it was time for a change. Also, at the time, raising money for the kids had been a state-wide effort. The annual Valentine's Day carnation sale, another fundraiser for the club, was held in February. A record number of Valentine messages and carnations was sold, bringing many smiles to students and faculty alike. Fourteen members of the club attended the National Beta Club Convention March 11-13 in Lake Charles. Julie Sternberg took first place in the T.H. Harris Scholarship competition and received the $1000 scholarship prize. Beth Weitz made the semi finals in the oratory competition; Amy Hackney took third place in the spelling competition; Clint Howie took fifth place in the current events competition; and the Quiz Bowl team made the semi finals. Terry Shubkin, Chimene St. Amant and Ben Hwa-hu also made the top ten in each of their competitions. With spring came the annual Teacher Appreciation Day, April 3. New inductees participated in this club sponsored activity by decorating the teacher's lounges and bringing all sorts of goodies for the faculty's enjoyment. Teachers also received appleshaped name plaques for their desks as a personal gift from the club. Although one of the requirements for membership in Beta Club is a 3.0 GPA, the members aren't immune to having lots of fun as well. In looking back over their stay in Lake Charles, Episcopal's participants at convention had a few choice words: Beta babes and beta studs ... Hey Joe, what happened? ... cruisin' in the Beta Bus ... dinner at Paw Paw's SMILE John ... the Beta Best Western ... clockwise! no counter clockwise! ... Lean on Me ...WE LEAD BY SERVING OTHERS ... Thanks Greg and Angie! Scnim Bct.t Club Officer -Erin Earhart. treasurer; Michael Carpenter, vice president; Michael Ory. president. Stephanie Harrop. Senior Beta Club 1 secretary.