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The School Newspaper of Cherry Hill High School East

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The School Newspaper of Cherry Hill High School East

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The Cougars celebrate after scoring a point.

East girls volleyball season breaks records

Oliver Lawler, Eastside Staff November 27, 2024

The Cherry Hill High School East Girls Varsity Volleyball team  built their season on sharp serves, strategic spikes, and a bond that runs deeper than any playbook. The Cougars  had a remarkable season and one of the best in the school's history. The...

East students compete in volleyball tournament in order to win points for Spirit Week.

Seniors secure first place in Spirit Week Volleyball

Dani Roth, Eastside Community Editor November 24, 2014

After school on Nov. 24, students cluttered the DiBart Gym to show off their volleyball skills. In the qualifying rounds, the senior boys and girls beat the sophomores as the junior boys and girls won against the freshmen. During the final games,...

Senior Perspective: Zoe Schlessel

Senior Perspective: Zoe Schlessel

June 9, 2014

A single experience at East cannot define what the last four years has meant to me. A plethora of athletics, extracurricular activities, and academics has influenced my high school experience. For me, high school did not start in early September of my...

Spirit Week volleyball tournament serves up an ace

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 take the lead after big volleyball victory

What a night it was for the seniors. After an upsetting loss in perhaps the most prestigious spirit week event, the all-mighty spirit week dance, the seniors regained their pride and the overall lead after stellar performances by both the senior guys and girls. The freshman guys had the comeback of the night, after they were losing 8-2 to the juniors late in the game. It seemed as if Alex Saltzberg (’08) and Adam Zaken (’08) were going to dominate the much smaller freshman team, when Andrew Pursell (’09) and his teammates took control of the match leading their team to a 15-12 upset.