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Spirit Week 2009 Volleyball, Crab Soccer and Tug of War Events Recap

Avra Bossov (’11)/ Eastside News/Features Editor • November 22, 2009

Spirit Week 2009 is here! Thursday marked the beginning of Spirit Week Government Agencies, with events such as college day for dress-up, volleyball, crab soccer and tug of war. Seniors won college dress-up day, followed by juniors, freshmen and then...

Spirit Week Volleyball, Crab Soccer, and Tug of War photos and results

November 22, 2009

Photos by: Karina Korneyeva ('10)/ Eastside Photo Editor The final results of volleyball are as follows: Male winning team: Juniors Female winning team: Seniors The...

SGA throws second annual Homecoming

Devon Braunstein (’10)/ Eastside Managing Editor • November 22, 2009

After two motivating days of Spirit Week dress-up, SGA hosted its second annual Homecoming Dance. SGA’s long hours spent after school on Friday paid off, as Cafeteria 1 was transformed into an FBI crime scene with caution tape and graffiti lining...

Friday’s Spirit Week update

Elana Perilstein (’10)/ Eastside Editorial Assistant • November 20, 2009

Today, for Wacky Tacky/Freaky Friday, students dressed in an assortment of colors, patterns and shapes to earn points for their class. The sophomores came out with the highest numbers of students dressed, and were awarded 125 points. In addition to...

Spirit Week point breakdown

Eastside Editorial Board • November 29, 2008

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Seniors make a comeback to win Spirit Week

Jami Goldschneider (’09)/Eastside Online Editor-in-Chief • November 26, 2008

Going into today's Pep Rally in the DiBart Gym, the seniors trailed the junior class by a mere 125 points, with the possibility of earning 575 points in the day's activities. Needing to win most of the points given for that day, the Class of 2009...

Sophomores win crab soccer, followed by juniors, seniors and last, the freshmen

Devon Braunstein (’10)/ Eastside Community Editor • November 25, 2008

The sophomores crawled right over the freshmen, juniors and seniors in their successful crab soccer victory, as they were the last team to survive. Teams were eliminated after the ball passed their defensive line three times. The freshmen lost in...

Tug-of-war winner to be decided at Wednesday’s pep rally

Nickee Plaksen (’10)/ Eastside Photo Editor • November 25, 2008

The classes tugged over another Spirit Week victory in the Dibart Gym tonight, November 24 at 7:30 p.m. The junior girls, swept away by both the freshmen and the sophomores, placed fourth overall. The sophomores came out with one win against the juniors,...

Mario Kart takes over lunch periods

Sharon Shapiro (\’09)/Eastside Managing Editor • November 21, 2008

To kick off the Spirit Week lunch games in sixth period, a freshman, a sophomore, a junior and a senior were chosen to represent their classes in a Mario Kart competition. Projected by a Wii onto a wall in Cafeteria 1, the game proved a true competition...

Juniors surpass seniors after first day of Spirit Week

Jami Goldschneider (’09)/Eastside Online Editor-in-Chief • November 20, 2008

Today, Thursday, November 21, the juniors took the lead in Spirit Week 2008, when the student body was counted for wearing college gear for College Day. STANDINGS: 1st - Juniors ('10) 2nd - Sophomores ('11) 3rd - Seniors ('09) 4th - Freshman ('12)

The beginning of Spirit Week

Noah Cohen (’09)/ Eastside Editor-in-Chief • November 20, 2008

The 2008 Spirit Week officially began today, Wednesday, November 19. The day’s activities were to start to both decorate your class’s banner and booth, according to your respective “Greek Mythology” theme. The festivities will continue throughout...

Spirit Week volleyball tournament serves up an ace

Noah Cohen (’09)/ Eastside Editor-in-Chief • November 19, 2007

The annual Spirit Week volleyball tournament was held today, November 19, from 4 pm to 6 pm in the DiBart gym. With Mr. CJ Davis, the Coordinator of Student Activities, as the referee, the event was a success. The tournament was two rounds of which the second was best of three games. The seniors swept both the girls’ and boys’ events, but not without a fight from the other classes. The freshman boys led by Eric Zaun (’11), Jonathan Silverstone (’11) and Steven Spiegler (’11) showed some heart, but went winless and ended the afternoon in last with a 0-2 reco

Seniors maintain slight lead in Spirit Week standings

Spirit Week Committee • November 17, 2007

Two days through Spirit Week, the Class of ‘08 holds a slight lead in the overall standings after briefly losing it to the class of ‘09 Thursday afternoon. The standings are currently as follows:

Juniors grab early lead in Spirit Week standings

Spirit Week Committee • November 15, 2007

After the first day of Spirit Week 2007, the class of '09 has jumped into the lead. The standings are currently as follows:

Juniors retake Spirit Week lead after crab soccer and tug-of-war

Sam Katz (’07)/ Eastside Editor-in-Chief • November 22, 2006

After letting the lead slip following a mediocre performance in the volleyball competition, the juniors took back the overall spirit week lead, by coming in first place in the crab soccer event and picking up second place finishes in both guys and girls tug-of-war for a grand total of 450 points on the night. The seniors, who were grasping to small lead coming into the competition, only gained a total of 350 points on the night, thus dropping to second place in the overall standings.