page_title: Saint Mary's Hall (San Antonio)
section_title: Capers & Elliott
hierarchical_section_title: Saint Mary's Hall (San Antonio) / Traditions / Capers & Elliott
caption_attribution_description: English: The Baron
context_page_description: Saint Mary's Hall is a private, college preparatory school in San Antonio, Texas. Saint Mary's Hall admits students from Montessori to Form 12.
context_section_description: In the fall of 1925, Headmistress Ruth Coit organized an athletic association in the Upper School, and two intramural teams were formed: Elliott and Capers, named in honor of two of the school's most influential leaders ... Bishop Elliott and Bishop Capers. Almost a hundred years later, students and faculty continue to participate in the sorting ceremony, where they are assigned to one of the two teams.  The sorting ceremony typically happens during the first week of school, and students remain on their team throughout their time in the Upper School. Today's Capers and Elliott team captains are still elected by the student body, and the teams compete throughout the year, including at the annual Bishops’ Day.
caption: The Baron
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