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

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Clerks Mildred Agnello Joan Anderson Myrna Furmon n o D 5' C D CL Flora Melamut Gloria Weiand Barbara Tansey Glenna Stewart Dolores Nickels Elaine Lippincott Lillian Paul Services Continued . o u CD CL lTi Theresa Pawlowski Shirley Mehr Francis Mickley Mary Muscat Merrill Cates Kimberly Clouse 47

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Maintenance T. Hopper G. Curtis C. Alvarez P. Aviles A. Woodward O. Bozarth R. Cloherty V. Crespo T. DoTullio F. Dougher A. Lawrence E. Ferguson C. Freeman M. Gibson J. Gomez M. Harris J. Hughes C. Hunter M. Ingram C. Ludovico W. Macklin S. Meng R. Mason $. Morales F. Moralez C. Nieves M. O'Bryant J. Oquenso P. Santiago G. Shinn R. Torres J Whittaker H. Williams W. Williams M. Mackenzie R. Mason J. Wasserman R. Devenny P. Grasso D. Kramer A. Trombetta J. Cuelow E. Johnson N. Medina L. Logan B Roberts Cafeteria Staff Standing: BerniceGehrett(manager), Angelina Busa, Rena Gialanella. Debores Lubejewski, Helen Holcomb. Theresa Kelley. Helen Vitagliano. Carmella Ranero Sencond Row: Dores Fricher, Calvin Zaun, Elizabeth Speed. Elizabeth Hauger. Jerauita Marino, Geraldina Schnable, Miriaru Riug. Lorraina Wagner. Janet Del Marinol, Angelius McKu. Florence Smith. Marlym Burbanks

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East is like a river, a river of knowledge, and all of the students must try to swim through it. There are many tributaries that converge to form the river. These streams are the wide curriculum of- fered at East, all of which contribute to the flow of knowledge through which we all swim. A student’s study habits and academic ability may be looked at as his adroitness at swimming. A good swim- mer will move easily downstream, a bad swimmer- will struggle with every stroke, and the non- swimmer will drown. Only the good swimmer can successfully maneuver his way through the curves and obstacles of the river in the ephemeral time given, but the reward is worth it - his trium- phant arrival at the ocean we know as the world.