EHS Pillars - Spring 2018

importance of being genuine and the
power of a good reputation.
On February 3, 2018, Katherine Egner
married Trevor Brown '11 (pictured
below). The couple wed in Benitez
Chapel on the Episcopal High School
campus.
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Devon Cash (pictured right) recently
returned to campus to kick off the
Paddles Up portion of the EHS Auction
in support of our financial aid program.
After he graduates from Stanford
University in May 2018, Devon will move
to New York City and begin his job with
Goldman Sachs.
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On February 16, 2018, Travis Ryan
(pictured below) completed pilot
training with the U.S. Air Force. He will
be moving to Dover, Delaware, to fly the
C‐17 Globemaster III.
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In May 2017, Claremont‐Mudd‐Scripps
lacrosse midfielder Cara Cancelmo
earned a place on the All‐SCIAC First
Team. She was also named to the
IWLCA All‐West Region First Team.
In May 2017, Olivia Landry graduated
from the University of Texas at Austin
with a Bachelor of Arts in English and
a minor in dance. She is now enrolled
as a student at the University of Texas
School of Law.
The University of Missouri honors 39
seniors every year for their academic
achievement, leadership, and service
to the school and the community. Out
of thousands of nominees, Falyn Page
(pictured below) has been selected for
the 2018 Class of Mizzou '39.
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Hayley Donnelly, a lacrosse player at
Southwestern University, was named to
the All‐IWLS Second Team.
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In June 2017, Trei Cruz was drafted in
the 35th round by the Houston Astros.
Walker Little was named Co‐Freshman
Offensive Player of the Year in the
Pac 12. He was the first freshman at
Stanford to start on the offensive line in
over 18 years. He was also selected for
ESPN's All‐America Freshman Team.
In September 2017, Jordan Pytosh, a
freshman at Northwestern University,
had his editorial published in The Daily
Northwestern. Jordan will continue to
be a contributing writer for the student
paper.
Jackson Henry was published in the
February 2018 issue of the Journal of
Applied Physics.
On April 7, 2018, Kendall Plank and the
Texas A&M University Women's Polo
Team rode away with the title at the
National Intercollegiate Championship
Finals, held at the Santa Barbara Polo
Club in Carpinteria, California. The
team won 14‐5 over former champs
University of Virginia, garnering their
third national title after a 23‐year dry
spell. Kendall was also named a 2018
NIC Women's All‐Star player.
Maggie Rippeto, who plays lacrosse
at Rhodes University in Tennessee,
was named to the SAA All‐Conference
Second Team.
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