EHS Pillars - Fall 2019

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20Former teacher John Drexel ’10 surprised the BenitezChapel crowd with a visit during Homecoming.
COMMUNITY & INCLUSION AT EHSWhat does community and inclusion look like at Episcopal High School? It's the quietmoments in the hallways and the loud ones in the stands. It's friends under an umbrellathrough an unexpected storm. It's swing dancing in the USC and people gathering for alaugh around your phone. It's raising money to end childhood cancer, a hug in the hallway,a smile as you turn the corner just before the moment's gone. This is a place where peopleremember you, where you walk around new buildings and new faces, when suddenlysomeone recognizes you, and they say to you, "Welcome home."Here at EHS, all are welcomed. All are empowered. Everyone is heard.—By Scott W. CunninghamAcolytes serve the community daily.Student cheer sections stand out.Varsity Field Hockey celebrates seniors.Bonds form via games at Field Knight.21
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