Cherry Hill High School East - Eidolon Yearbook (Cherry Hill, NJ)

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In the mainstream of East-life”, we find the all powerful, totem pole topping seniors whose su- per-student feats support the school, adding to the foundation of wisdom on which the building rests. They entered as Freshmen, the Class of '82. an almost magical digit far in the horizon and virtually unattainable. But the years passed and the class strengthened, each of the 800 elements striving, reaching toward a number, a brass ring on a merry-go-round. Suddenly, the year arrives, bringing with it a new president, some old hopes and dreams, and 800 well-rounded adults with brass rings. Soon they will pass through those glass doors for the last time, leaving their legacy of inspiration, hope, and Defender and Centipede arcade games along with many, many quarters. Their four years of youth have expired like those of the caterpillar encysting itself in a cocoon to emerge later as a fully grown butterfly and testing its wings in the world of high life, amused at the success of its change and endeavors, while look- ing back through the yearbook and remarking on lives long passed.

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Class Officers Class Officers: Teri Whalen. Secretary» Sam Silver. President» Danielle Gilson Treasurer» Carla Metzman. Vice-President. Standing: Mr. Terranova, Assistant Vice-Principal of the class of 1982» Mr. Belchikoff. class advisor Remember about four years ago when we were little frosh. all wondering when we'd finally be out of here? Well, now we are preparing to leave and enter the real world. Hopefully the years that we’ve spent here will be fondly remembered. Remember the freshman Spirit Week hall that beat the sophomores. the undefeated freshman football team. the class trip to Ocean City. that summer finally becoming sophomores. the angels and devils of spirit week. the teacup for homecoming (and the truck that ran over itl) our Junior year, almost beating the Seniors in Spirit Week, the woman who lived in the shoe as a float. concession stands at the football games, selling hot (cold) dogs, candy and bees. Celebrating” the fantastic Junior Prom. taking SAT’s for the first time. finally becoming Seniors. waiting for your letter of acceptance. the fun we had at the Hyatt Riot (Senior PromI) how sad we were at graduation. Now we'll all go our separate ways and look back on these years past. Cheers - Sam, Carla, Teri, Danielle P.S. Extra special thanks to the two men that have helped us through it all Mr. B”elchikoff and Mr. T”erranova. 118