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

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KlDOLON. Ideal. anything exemplary 182 Edwin Cook Photography Advisor 1. SHANAH CLICK Edit or-in - Ch ief “ and I volunteered for thia job? 2. SUJATHA VARADARAJAN Edi tor-in - Chief Are we bavins fun yet? 3. LORI BASSMAN Art Editor Nothing i» really work unleaa you would rather be doing something else” 4. SARAH GOLDBERG Senior Editor “I keep telling myself that I want- ed this job! 5. JULIE YEN Senior Editor All good things are done at the last minute. 6. BETH ZEIGER Senior Editor How many did you do last night?” 7. TERRI KOENIG Literary Editor Layout ’ What's a layout? 8. GRACE PARK Literary Editor Are you sure you want all that copy on that page ’ 9. PRATIMA BHOJ Student Life Editor Anyone can do any amount of work, provided it isn't the work he is supposed to be doing. 10. CAREN FREEMAN Student Life Editor “If it wern't for the last minute, a lot of things wouldn't get done. 11. LORI FEIN Activities Editor “Perfection is such a nuisance 12. MALINI MAJUMDAR Activities Editor Am I allowed to cut off this guy's 13. NANCY CHOI Facul tv Editor Don't ask me Ask Patrice 14. PATRICE HARGIS Faculty Editor Don't ask me. Ask Nancy 15. SHEELA ATHREYA Sports Editor We can't put it in. we cut off his legs 16. KAREN CHA1 Sports Editor Rosters'’ What rosters'’ 17. SUZANNE MALITZ Club Organization Editor And Music “What do you mean we need 25 pages for the deadline'’ 18. RAQUEL STOTE Music Editor And Clubs Organizations Does anyone know who these people are Rosanne Rubinstein John Vivone Literary Advisor Business Advisor The book that you are leisurely flipping through is the result of the well-directed efforts of a group of misguided advisors and editors. You see, in our September innocence, we didn’t realize the magni- tude of our task. School started and we optimistically eased into our “lounge,” that endearing, converted book-closet with no windows. Never mind that our homeroom had the unique phenomenon of housing non-yearbook people whose sole purpose was to take up precious space, we had work to do! And as our teachers are so apt to say, work is a learning experience. We learned which typewriters build mus- cles and which build massive frustrations. We learned who invites strange photogra- phers home for dinner and who forgets to tell the literary editors about the copy needed for the next day’s deadline. Most importantly, we learned that Dave and Yorick and Opus and Gumby were always there to comfort and calm us. In retro- spect, the general attitude can best be summed up in the immortal words of a certain, very tired editor-in-chief, “And I volunteered for this job?” SUPPORT STAFF Cheri Barbell Sandy Choe Andrea Caliri Carol Pak Lara Sewall Sean Bendick Shamita Mandel Lisa Barcomb Ted Buckley Stacy Cooper Linda Kratz Cindy Federman Nancy Reisman Jen Warun Sara Elston Srinivas Lingareddy

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