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

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jr. Hud St Mu Clubs Junior Beta Club Members: (top, I to r): Debbie Hawkins. Kelly Willson. Mary Margaret Johnson, Jean Palmer, Rebecca Ory, Leanne Scott, Anu Rao. Holden Spaht, Casey Du6, Ains-ley Rolfs, Jon Chilson, Charlie Frey, Brendon Ferrer, Andrew Melshcimer, Matthew Swanncr, Nicole Haynes, Gina Bellelo, Clinton Healey, Randall Walton, Susan Ractzch. Mark Rosenthal, Catherine Spiller, Heather Whittington, Rachel Carr, Ashley Andrishok, Amy Ferrell, Richard Purcell, Melanie Mitchum, Michelle I.yon. (bottom, I to r): Carolyn Ho, Marion Johnson, Allyson Fertitta, Sirida Graham, Kim Hyrnel, Jamie Dodds, Debbie Wittkopf. Stephanie Roberts, Tammy Carter. Junior Beta Club Officers: Chris Kie-sel. Michelle Lyon, Tammy Carter, and Melanie Mitchum. 5 0 r ii ♦ u c $ n c t I i a 0 11 Some senior members of the Senior Beta Club are: Katherine Williams, Nannette Thompson, Elise Kimbrough, Ali Qua id, Kyra Jones (Treasurer), Kim Owen, Caroline Hiatt, Michael Flowes, Heidi Wood. Connie Molino (President), Madison Perkins, Brandon Brown, Trey Kubricht, Gay-den Carr, Sean Montgomery, Julia Robertson, Arthur Stowe, Robin Marve. and Trent Massengale. Officers not pictured are Julia George (Vice President) and Janina Baxley (Secretary). Also not pictured is Sponsor Angie Edwards. Attending the Sr. Beta Convention in Lake Charles in December were Jeff Reilly, Margaret Ho, Tat-Shing Lam, Janina Baxley, Greg and Angie Edwards, Andrea Spring, Mike Howes, Connie Molino, Kyra Jones, Heidi Wood, and Gayden Carr. 148

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1st Platoon: Cmdr. Joe Cummings, Jason Rush, Megan Baxley, Madeline Hackney, Clay Dorcmus, 2nd iow: Brian Kornegay, Cara Johnson, Shannon Cunningham, Micheal Trettcr, 3rd row: John Dupont, Dax Hutson, Andrea Thompson. d Platoon: Cmdr. Ellen Naquin, Russel Ma-mber, Jason Lofland. Heather Schott, Mary Sen-c, 2nd row: Thane Dusek, Ashu Bahrara, Stcph-ie Stevenson, Amy McBride. 3rd row: Trip chs, Michael Burroughs, Angus Barclay. Brock •orge, Jonathan Cook. i Platoon: Cmdr. Andrew Riche, Nick Caldwell, arc Sternberg. Dennis Lyu, Margaret Ho, 2nd w: Bart Phillips, Billie Dixon, Juliet Trask, ephanie Chaney, 3rd row: Roy Carter, Yolanda iker, David Sample. Officers: Andrew Riche, Heather Bauder, Ellen Naquin. Joe Cummings, Michael Burroughs, Katie Grotness (Company Commander), Andrea Thompson, Jan McBride (Operations Officer), Not Shown. Andrea Spring (Executive Officer). 'fljWIC 27 ALL IN! shouts our Com-) manding officer. I, along with 40 other cadets frantically scatter around in an attempt to ready ourselves for inspection. Where's the lint brush, I yell, but of course no one answers. Why is it that there are only two of those things to share between 40 people? I look around. In ten futile attempts, girls try to tuck all their hair up under their hats. Cadets busy themselves with last minute shoe shines, (a combination of spit and shirt tails) and positioning of insignia. Friends check friends for Irish pennants and lint. You'd be surprised at how much can be wrong with a uniform. FALL IN! he yells sharply. We quickly drop whatever we re doing and scurry to our place in line. We all know it's better to have an imperfect uniform than to be late for inspection. DRESS RIGHT, DRESS! Automatically 40 right arms snap up smartly to adjust spacing. This is it! Fifteen minutes of standing completely still. Stiff as a board. Just waiting. Only the sound of his spit-shined shoes thudding against the concrete can be heard as he advances one cadet closer to you. Ugh. The waiting is awful! Cadets pay tribute to those who have died for our country, at the Louisiana War Memorial in Baton Rouge.

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Mioul Worn Society National Honor Society Members: (top, 1 to rk Freddie Giles, Sponsor Dr. Nill, Richie Myer, Michael Burroughs, Jan McBride, Kim Owen, Madeleine Constantine, Lori Piper, Paul Daigle, (middle, I to r): Brent Underwood, Nancy Garrett, Gayden Carr, Ben Hwa Hu, John Ervin, ibottom, 1 to rk Julia George, Katie Sternberg. Julia Robertson, Stacey Sims and Catherine Williams. Mtssing: Caroline Blitzcr, Chuck Daigle, Carol Knight, Bitsy Korncgay, Connie Molino, Becky Shirley and Elizabeth Timmons. NHS member Julia George welcomes junior Madeleine Constantine into the National Honor Society. Michael Howes, Jeff Reilly, Andrea Spring, and Chris Edmonston participated in the Quiz Bowl tournaments sponsored by the National Honor Society. The Troubadour nee we received a page V with ten or eleven words scribbled by the hand of a maniac. It was supposed to arouse us! said a guffawing junior Chris Day, a member of the 1988 Troubadour staff responsible for the selection of published poetry and prose, It was about DOOM, DEATH . .. DESTRUCTION Chris made clear the need to avoid abstractions such as these, to be clear, and to give a message be it positive or negative. grew louder and louder. Except for Chris Day ... said Emily Manner, layout and design editor, He was the hardest worker and never missed a meeting. He also read most of the stuff others put aside because of length. Chris confessed to the accuracy of Emily's character assessment, and nonchalantly admitted to long hours during and after school reading manuscripts beneath the dimmed lights in Mrs. Wei-dig's room. Staffers were required to attend meetings every Thursday to consult on campus creativity. However, weekly meetings dissipated into monthly get-togethers as the fatal laugh of last minute Usually, at least three people read each manuscript before it can be selected for the literary magazine. All work is anonymous so that the staff can give it a fair rating. The Troubadour Staff (1 to rk Mike Howes. Jeff Reilly, Emily Manner, Sponsor Anne Weidig, Editor Kristin Kaufman. Chris Edmonston, Chad Ogden, Chris Day, and Andrew Smith. — We look for a story that's entertaining, said Chris, one that gives a message. For example, don't write about how you went to the Seven Eleven,