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

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Science, NJROTC And The Library . . . Getting It Down To A Science Mrs. Freeland's wisdom: A man can do anything if he sets his mind to it. Officer Andrea Spring is honored with the Freedom Foundation from Valley Forge, presented by the Military Orders of World War. Sciences 55 Senior Parker Ewing finds that not only docs the library contain research materials, but it also provides magazines for relaxation.

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NJROTC color giurds Russell Macomber, Jan LaNasa, Nick Cladwell, and Andrew Booth display the flags and rifles at the Homecoming ceremonies. During competition (or the Physics Olympics. Mr. L)isch prepares to launch the next egg drop container as everyone else waits to see if the egg breaks. Mrs. Brewer finds the encyclopedia section of the library useful in preparing for her seventh and eighth grade social studies classes. During their Biology A.P. class, juniors Tom Hebert and Tat-Shing Lam enjoy disecting fetal pigs, as it serves as a change from notetaking. 54 Sciences

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Freshmen Jjson Simmons, Fritz Fowler, .mil Greg Williams try to get some last minute help from Coach Coco before the civics test. D.nvn Alligood, a freshman taking civics as her social studies course, concentrates very hard on the in-class work assigned to her. As one part of their P.E. course, the freshmen took a bus down to Don Carter's to bowl every day, with an occasional stop afterwards at McDonald's. So Social Studies