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Soccer Continues its Quest for State on Saturday at EHS!
 
Come to EHS on Saturday at 6:00 pm to cheer on the Lady Wildcats Soccer Team as they take on Pattonville High School!
Baseball Has a Great Season
The Wildcats' baseball season ended Tuesday with a tough Sweet Sixteen loss to CBC 3-0.  Even though the ending wasn't a happy one, the season was great! 

Saying Farewell
EHS Staff said goodbye to five family members on Tuesday, May 21st during its End-of-the-Year Luncheon.  We will miss you!
Bob Flier, SSD Para
 
Reta Templeton, AD Secretary
 
Cindy Hefling, TAG Teacher
 
Connie Connon, Librarian
 
Tom Sumner, Weightlifting Teacher and Coach
Eureka Equity (E2) Meets to Plan for Next Year
The E2 team is expanding to 27 students for the 2013-2014 school year and encompasses different religions, races, and other differences.
Our work next year will center on facing social justice issues, and based on our work on Tuesday, May 21, we are going to change the world!  We are so excited! 
Wildcat Lacrosse Finishes Fourth in the State!

 
What an awesome season!!
EHS Boys Tennis Is Headed to Springfield on Friday!
 
Andy Schmid and Collin Mayer are playing in the Sweet Sixteen finals at State Tennis this Friday at 9:00 am in Springfield.  Good luck, boys!!
Sophomore Adam Vorel to Speak to Congress about Diabetes
 

Eureka High School sophomore Adam Vorel was recently chosen by the Junior Diabetes Research Foundation to represent the State of Missouri in an effort to influence Congress July 8-10, 2013 in Washington, D.C.  Every two years, JDRF International Chairman Mary Tyler Moore and over a hundred children with type 1 diabetes gather in Washington, D. C. to meet face-to-face with some of the top decision-makers in the U.S. government. The children, ages 4 to 17, represent all 50 states and the District of Columbia. As participants in JDRF’s Children’s Congress, they have a unique and empowering opportunity to help Members of Congress understand what life with type 1 diabetes is like and why research to find the cure for diabetes and its complications is so critical.

Lindsey Weinrich's Art Will Be on Display at the Capitol in Washington DC!
 

Congresswoman Ann Wagner (R-MO) hosted the 2nd Congressional District Art Competition Reception Saturday morning in the lobby of her District office.  Fifty five entries from high school students representing seventeen high schools across the district were on display at the reception.  “I am so impressed by the quality of the work these talented students submitted” said Congresswoman Wagner before she announced the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners. “Art brings people together across communities and cultures. Art has the power to bridge divides and these students have demonstrated a true gift."

 

The 1st place winner is Lindsey Weinrich from Eureka High School.  Her piece "Working Man" will hang in the U.S. Capitol for 1 year representing MO's 2nd District. 

 

Aja' Jackson to Participate in BESt Pharmacy Institute this Summer
 

Eureka High School junior Aja’ Jackson will participate in the 2013 BESt Pharmacy Summer Institute sponsored by Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Express Scripts and the St. Louis College of Pharmacy.   Aja’ will stay in the St. Louis College of Pharmacy dorms, attend classes in mathematics, science, language arts and ACT/SAT skills June 8 – July 19, 2013.  The BESt program’s mission is to expose and prepare local multicultural students for a future career in healthcare with an emphasis in pharmacy with a record of 100% college acceptance, 93% of students pursuing healthcare, and 65% pursuing pharmacy as a career.  Upon program completion Aja’ will earn a $1200.00 stipend and 12 hours college credit. 

EHS Boasts Four New Eagle Scouts!
It might not be a school-sponsored achievement, but the accomplishment is still amazing!
 
Brian Bredahl
 
George Ellebracht
 
Elliot Woll
 
Alex Vandover
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