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

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The GARDEN STATE SCHOLARSHIP PRO- GRAM awards a grant of $1000 a year to students who chose to attend college in New Jersey. The recipients are selected based on their SAT scores, class rank, and nomination from their high school. The following are East’s Garden State Schol- ars: Arthur Ash, Alan Aupperle, Karen Barr, Lori Bassman, Craig Berenson, Pratima Bhoj, Jamie Bluth, Paul Borgese, An- drew Brandt, Julie Burns, An- drea Caliri, Karen Chai, Nancy Choi, Kenneth Clair, Vinay De- sai, Joseph Dobrenski, Jeffrey Engelman, Caren Freeman, Da- vid Glass, Shanah Glick, Munna Gupta, Anita Gwal, Ken Hirschman, Kim Kaplan, Stephanie Katten, Jennifer Kim, Mimi Kim, Alyssa Kinker, Paul Kleidermacher, Andrew Kupersmit, Marc Lem- berg, Mamie Levin, Suzanne Malitz, Arnold May, Erica Mintzer, Anthony Miscioscia, Warren Moliken, Chi Park, Grace Park, Joel Recht, Mark Rekant, Jodi Schwartz, Mau- reen Shields, Leslie Shropshire, Thomas Slack, Andrea Snyder, Allen Thomas, Sujatha Vara- darajan, Jeffrey Wallack, Heidi Weinroth, Andrew Wille, Stephanie Winitsky, Gail Young. Anthonv Miscioscia and Shanah Glick partici- pated in the JFK MEMORIAL HOSPI- TAL SCHOLARS PROGRAM. This is a year long program designed to give students interested in medical careers exposure to var- ious aspects of medicine. THE GOVERNOR’S SCHOOL PRO- GRAM, sponsored by Governor Thomas Kean, selects New Jersey students to partici- pate in prestigious enrichment seminars dur- ing the summer of their senior year. Students are selected by grades, SAT scores, essays, and nominations. The 1985 participants: Su- jatha Varadarajan and Chi Park, The Gover- nor’s School of Public Issues; Marc Lemberg and Mike Milner. The Governor’s School for The Arts; and Paul Kleidermacher, The Gov- ernor’s School of Science. Shanah Glick was one of 43 students in the state selected to participate in the NEW JERSEY SCHOLARS PROGRAM The Scholars Program, held last summer at the Lawrenceville Preparatory School, focused on Middle Eastern Studies. 69

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The Boys’ and Girls’ State programs, sponsored by the American Legion, promote good citizenship. These programs provide interesting opportunities to study government and the political system on local, state, and national levels. During a week in June after the completion of junior year, the dele- gates representing East stayed at Rider College in Lawrenceville, New Jersey to form a miniature government. In running for elected offices, the delegates became increasingly aware of the citi- zens’ duties and the workings of the government. After expressing an interest in the program, pro- spective delegates had to be nominated by faculty members before being considered. After an inter- view conducted at the American Legion Post in Cherry Hill, the list was finally narrowed down. Chosen on the basis of interest in government, extracurricular and scholastic activities, the dele- gates arrived at Rider College (Girls’ State was held before Boys’ State) for a week of exciting activity. All returned home with new friends and greater knowledge of government and citizenship. Boys' State participants and Alternates: Arnold May, Alan Aupperle. David Glass, Warren Moliken. Marc Lemberg, Eric O’Dell, Paul Borgese. Steve Praino BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE Girls State Participants and Alternates: Jennifer Kim, Marianne Siemetkowski, Tara Matthews, Tracey Steele, Karen Barr, Judith Alperin, Lisa Krantz, Jennifer Mitchell, Grace Park, Sharon Malloy, Kati Sipp, and Tricia Udicious.

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Junior Prom May 10, 1985 Senior Prom 70 June 5, 1986