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

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For the hours they spend deliberating on our behalf monitoring our education agonizing over the budget exulting in our successes We dedicate this edition of our yearbook to The Members of the Board of Education

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Last Will Tfestament The Class of 1982. supposedly of sound mind and sound body does hereby bequeath the following: To the Guidance Department: A year without schedule changes or corrections To the History Department: A text other than Bailey To Mr. Simon: A Michelle” mug so Michael won't be lonely To Dr. Dwyer: A button-down shirt in every color to replace his turtlenecks To Mr. Woods: A nightlight and a hot tub in the mountains in Vermont To Mr. O’Breza: A dead hippo and a class that's like, impressed, radically speaking, as it were. To Mr. Carr: Someone to watch his kids To Mrs. Rubinstein: Proofs that don’t need corrections To Mr. Shaw: A record library of Tom Petty To Mrs. Hayes: A Roman civilization To Dr. Rollin and her future classes: Ten free bleating lessons To Mr. Griffenberg: The world of relaxation To Miss Schooley: A year’s supply of free donuts To Mr. Kovnat: An invitation to the Cannes Film Festival To Mrs. Bieberbach: People who keep the wet-side wet and the dry-side dry To Mrs. Hopp: A clean yearbook room To Mr. Nation: 104 kids that will stay quiet at the same time To Mr. Druce: A class of Dorcas Yao’s To Mr. Pinzur: A book of 'good’’ jokes To Mr. Berryann: A new set of vectors To Mr. Thompson: Microscopic rugby shirts for the drosophilia To Mr. Wiltsee: All the accumulated bugs and butterflies from the track team To Mr. Krantz: One crate of Mexican crabs To Mr. Kim: A barrel of peanuts and a box of moles To Mr. Cost: A trip to Florida without 150 seniors To Mr. Branin: A perpetual calendar To Mr. Lyons: A short sabbatical so that you’re back where you belong To Mr. Gallagher: Good luck with the NEW Senior class To Mr. Lacovara: 698 answers to the question Why?” To Mr. Terranova: A year’s supply of cookies to refill your cannister To Mr. Belchikoff: An interior decorator to replace Ken Davis To the Juniors: A class trip to Florida The soccer team leaves John Henry to the 1982-83 team Barbara and Leslie would like to leave the yearbook to whomever will take it. 206

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Aside from the daily academic rituals of wis- dom's abode. Cougars partake in a myriad of ac- tivities ranging from creative writing to modern dance. The English language, full of picturesque phrases and expressions, has an interesting word for this, namely supererogation. Working above and beyond the call of duty is part of the nature of the students of Cherry Hill East. Staying awake until the moon begins to fade to complete that important rehearsal, chasing that scoop for Eatttide's cover page, and painting that last elec- tion poster for upcoming student council elec- tions form the well rounded (or perhaps sharp- toothed is more appropriate) student. But. achieving sharp-toothedness is not the sole pur- pose of a Cougar's supererogation — it would be easier to find a good dentist. It is more the fun and frolic of sharing time with friends and the discovery of the ecstasy of success that lures students to participate instead of rushing home to watch General Hospital or to devour the con- tents of the refrigerator. The benefits of active participation are mutual, with students giving a little extra time and effort for various clubs and organizations, and receiving the satisfaction and delight of accomplishment.