The School Newspaper of Cherry Hill High School East

Eastside

The School Newspaper of Cherry Hill High School East

Eastside

The School Newspaper of Cherry Hill High School East

Eastside

Senior Perspective: Aaron Weinstein

June 6, 2011

My first day at East was surreal. I couldn’t believe that I went to school with people that had full-on facial hair and were about to venture on into college. Now that I am in that situation, maybe without...

Senior Perspective: Michael Hollander

June 6, 2011

I never imagined myself publishing anything in Eastside, too afraid that someone might find a typo in my writing, disagree with my opinions, or somehow critique my character. Then again, I could not have...

Senior Perspective: Colton Southall

June 6, 2011

Oh no! Stop the presses! Yes, I admit that I am a choir geek! Don’t stop reading just because you are afraid to know what really goes down in D-Wing. If you have ever passed D-Wing, you may hear the...

Senior Perspective: Taylor Beatty

June 6, 2011

Entering Cherry Hill East as a freshman, I was prepared for the worst. I remember quite vividly walking into homeroom and not recognizing a single face. Coming from a small Catholic school on the west...

Senior Perspective: Jordan Wohl

June 5, 2011

Over the last four years, East has afforded me the opportunities that a city such as New York would. I have been able to go to Madison Square Garden/DiBart Gym to watch the Cougars win another basketball...

Senior Perspective: Ethan Klein

June 5, 2011

At the ripe age of thirteen Traded in my lunch box for a canteen Bought a coat, black, and a jacket, green 'Cause over were my days as a preteen. My days of cruising like Air Jordan were over...

Senior Perspective: Alex Swartz

June 5, 2011

Cherry Hill East: what an... interesting place to be for four years of your life. I never thought that my time at this high school would be the way it was. I never thought that I would make the friends...

Senior Perspective: Taylor Festa

June 5, 2011

Although East is considered a community, there are communities within communities, families within the large group that is our school. As I entered high school, I was certain that the cliques that plagued...

Senior Perspective: Vicki Chen

June 5, 2011

Looking back at my four years at East, I would definitely describe myself as being club crazy. No, not clubs like the Roxxy or Club Wawa (people get way too crazy and sweaty there)... More like Adopt-a-Grandparent...

Senior Perspective: Brian Cohn

June 5, 2011

Before entering East, I had always envisioned my upcoming high school as that from a movie. Everyone would belong to their "clique," bullies would push kids into lockers, there would be parties every night...

Senior Perspective: Nina Orwitz

June 5, 2011

Home. Simply put, a place where one lives. Clearly, I do not live at East (although it felt that way during Hell Week and Spirit Week). A more applicable definition is a place of security and happiness....

Senior Perspective: Tyreek Fisher

June 5, 2011

I got to say I’m surprised as heck to do this paper, but to everybody I got to say thank you on the real. But I am going to talk about East as a whole. The teachers I had on the whole, I must say, were...

Senior Perspective: Gary Reiff

June 5, 2011

"I can't wait to finally leave this school." Since the first day of my freshman year, this line has been bouncing around the hallways of East, travelling from one student to the next like a devastating...

Memorial Day program honors veterans

Memorial Day program honors veterans

Tuesday morning, May 31, several East students, led by Mr. Ed Hall, took part in a ceremony honoring fallen U.S. soldiers. This ceremony, held the day after Memorial Day, consisted of four East students...

East musicians storm the stage at Coffee Works

On a typical Tuesday night, most Cherry Hill East High school students are stowed away in their rooms working on the pounds of homework they have been assigned or studying for a huge test the next day,...

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