Current Events at Episcopal High School

Student Government 2003-2004 Student Body President: Nick Murchison Student Body Vice-President: Ryan Abboushi Student Body Treasurer: Mary Plumb Student Body Secretary: Sarah Harrison At-Large Prefects: A.J. Hergenroeder, Elliott Watson Historian: John Crump Sergeant at Arms: Chris Reinhackel Senior Class: President: Tommy Holstein Prefects: Sam Miller, Patrick Yarborough, Sara Lyons Junior Class: President: Melissa Matteson Prefects: Rachel Powell, Taylor Throckmorton, Jocelyn Jones Sophomore Class: President: Regina Romano Prefects: Katy Meek, Cassie Hartline, Katie Stevens Freshman Class: President: Travis Adams Prefects: Jeff Eisemann, Jennifer Wegmann, Uzee Zamudi   Coffee House Coffee House is Tuesday, April 6 *winner goes on to play at Battle of the Bands competing against other bands from Kinkaid and St. Johns! Requirements for entry: All band members must be students at Episcopal Sign up by APRIL 2 by emailing nmurchison@ehshouston.org Elections for Student Body Officers and Class Representatives: Student Body Officers: Elections are Wednesday, April 14th. Mandatory meeting of candidates April 13th, A127 -pick up nomination form and obtain 30 peer signatures by 3:00 pm Friday April 2. -ask 2 teachers to write  recommendation forms and submit them to Ms. Stanley by March 31 -speeches due to Ms. Stanley on Thursday April 8 Class Representatives: Elections are Wednesday, April 21st. Mandatory meeting of candidates April 19th, A 127 -pick up nomination form and obtain 20 peer signatures by April 14th -speeches due by Ms. Stanley by April 19th *all campaign posters must be 8.5 X 11 and must be approved by Ms. Stanley or Mr. Eades Chili Cook Off: Big Success! January 15, 2004 The 5th Annual Chili Cook-Off was a huge success. Highlights of this years Chili Cook-Off were the mystery band, the great games and the outstanding chili. Money was raised for the Student Council scholarship fund and everything ran smoothly. Thanks to all of the students and faculty for the success of the Chili Cook-Off.   Powderpuff: A Huge Success! November 12, 2003 This year the senior girls beat the junior girls in a close and intense game! The seniors then went on to defeat the faculty! Go senior girls!    First Ever Student-Run General Assembly October 15, 2003 The Student Services, along with the help of fellow Student Council members held the first ever student-run General Assembly Wednesday, October 15th, 2003 . Set up to help voice the opinions and concerns of the Student Body, students answered questions in an open-mic style chapel. Sam Miller, Student Council chairman, mediated the event. “I think having an open forum, without the presence of many faculty extracted many important opinions concerning the Honor Code, Zero Tolerance policy, and the ever-controversial issue of the uniform,” Miller observed. Student Services is preparing to propose solutions to the covered issues to Mr. Eades and Mr. Becker. More on the results of the Assembly will follow.

Chili Cook Off A Big Success March 30, 2002 The Third Annual Chili Cook Off was a tremendous success. This year's celebration was bigger and better in every way. Even though the Cook Off faced tense competition from Bob Dylan at the rodeo, it stood its ground. This year's musical group, Drifter, was a big hit with everyone. In addition, there were more games than ever before. Overall, the party was a victory for the school and the students. And we welcome all entries for next year.                                                                            Who Will Be the Next Lance? April 16, 2002 Upcoming cheerleading and mascot tryouts will take place on April 18, 2002 in the Crum Field house from 5 p.m. until closing time. The training clinic takes place on April 15, 16, 17 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. It is mandatory for those wishing to tryout to attend the clinic prior to the actual tryouts.

Junior's Girls Dance April 15, 2002 The Junior Girls of 2003 are hosting this year's dance on May 11, 2002. The theme is "Ladies of the Eighties". For ticket information, contact a junior girl.

Final Exams on the Horizon April 8, 2002 Awful truths, at one time or another, must indeed be confronted. We're talking about final exams here, people. For those students taking AP courses, the AP exams take place during the first weeks in May. Regular finals take place during the last week of May. It may not be the most fun thing to do, but it never hurts to get organized early--so you don't have to do it later. Also, incremental repetition is far more helpful to the mind that cramming. Hit the books early.