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

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Biology Stanley Krantz. D.C. Michael Keller Anthony Robino Biology, right down to its Greek roots, con- cerns itself with man and his life and interac- tions on this planet. Building on molecules of carbon and hydrogen to make the foundation of the life-house that sur- rounds us all marks the first small steps toward a thorough understand- ing of nature’s great splendor. Working up through the amoeba and paramecium. through reptiles and amphibians, to man. with all his com- plexity and wonder comes next until ever- ything is subject to the intense scrutiny of the microscope. Then comes the future, genetic engi- neering. changing the very stuff” of life (Carl Saganism) with the dele- Richard Mastrangelo tion of a single DNA code. From master mole- cules to masterminds, who can deny biology the title of the most ap- propriate science for mankind”? Martha Reed David Thompson 26

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Paul Siler Science is the foundation of knowledge, the primary source. feeding the fire of progress and advancing technology and chal- lenging man’s existence to find his place among the stars. 25

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Business Education Cheryl Biehler The study of business, economics, and secretarial skills allows you to experience one powerful aspect of the 'Veal” world. The incessant tapping of typewriters, looming of letterheads, and stenography of secretaries make the business department indispensible to East s future Wall Street wizards. Unraveling the fiercely competitive nature of business, the Business Depart- ment makes a giant step towards independence, a delv- ing into the world of corporate enterprise. From ac- counting to zip codes, in a country that demands speed and accuracy, business is the true work of the future. Carol Beck Constance Riley Maryann Shay Charles Martine Frank McAleer 27