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

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Josh Smith Stewart Sommers Rachel Spiller Mary Stevenson Lauren Stickman Erik Stromeyer Stephanie Tapp Andrea Thompson Britanny Thompson Elizabeth Timmons Brent Underwood Kathy Whitaker Bient Willson Allen Wright Fransiscus Xaverius Revived after a break in the student room, Jan Bennett is ready to face the rest of the day. The student room is a great place to relax with friends during school. Derek Ragusa, Jason Rush. Keith Cuillot, Jay Noland, and Richie Myer enjoy the break. 70

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 Paige Munson Richie Myer Jay Noland Becky Noiiea Jennifer Norwood Wendy Ory Ellis Pierce Marquita Pitcher Diana Plonsker Ryan Pogue Derek Ragusa Andrew Riche Susannah Ritter Charlotte Rolfs Jason Rush ft Gift 'from The juniors I ne morning the Junior Class heard that Mr. Shreve's beloved labrador. Here, had been hit by a car and died. The news spread rapidly and soon reached the cars of Charlotte Rolfs and Dana Heist. Charlotte had remembered seeing lab puppies that were so cute for sale on Sherwood Forest. She and Dana decided to raise money from the Juniors to buy a puppy for Mr. Shreve. For the next few days, Charlotte and Dana, carrying an orange bucket full of money, collected enough to purchase the puppy. The next day, Mr. Shreve had no earthly idea what was going to happen as a crowd of Juniors approached. A puppy appeared in the middle, and he was in shock. Apollo, named by Kim Buhler, was the best present he had ever received. 69

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Bing Bag: ft Ikm Episcopal Tradition tt X he ring symbolizes a continuance of the things that have come before and will come in the future, said Mrs. Mildred Bonner, the Juniors' choice for class speaker. This ring shows a sense of friendship. It states a tradition of excellence that has been passed on to you. V A shiny gold ring hung on a thin royal blue satin ribbon around each of the Seniors' necks. In the Chapel of the Good Shepherd that Monday Morning on February 1, 1988 anxiety was high. The Juniors had been waiting for this day: the receiving of their class ring. Each Junior chose a Senior to present the ring. The popular choice for the girls was their Big Sis , while the guys chose one of their favorite teammates. Mr. Shreve, also chosen by the Juniors, called out the names of each Junior and their partner. Lots of hugs and whispered congratulations were given along with the rings. Although a serious occasion, the ceremony didn't go without humor. Senior Mike Vick intentionally cut his ribbon so it wouldn't fit over the head of his unsuspecting Junior, Richie Myer. The ring day committee led by Father Trent and Mrs. Kornegay consisted of Caroline Blitzer, Tanya Blom, Laura Carpenter, Anna Coates, Richie Myer, Charlotte Rolfs, and Jason Rush. It was this group that made ring day successful. They planned it on a perfect day too. Twenty years ago, February 1,1968, the ground was broken for the Episcopal campus.