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Kicking Off the Year! Homecoming Kicking off the Year! By: Mackenzie Casais & Angelique Vittone The Raiders kicked off the 2017-2018 Inside This Issue: school year with a fun filled pep rally, Back to School Night, and a Raider Football win! This school year will be filled with learning, memories, Seniors of the Month 2 and opportunities. All Raiders are encouraged to continue Raider News 3 pursuing excellence and to represent East’s mis- sion to the best of their ability. With school spirit, attendance, and character education, East rules the New Raider Faces 4-5 river. “Students should learn respect early be- Fall Features 6-7 cause disrespect is not tolerated within the adult world,” VP of Character Club Joe Scott said. The school year is already off to a great start. Keep up the great Roving Reporter 8 work Raiders! Homecoming By: Victoria Hollick & Briele Wallace Almost Famous: A Night at Hollywood took place on Saturday, October 7. The nominees for Home- coming King were: Joey Gamboa, Jack Goodall, Danny Holt, and Conrad Spence. The nominees for Homecoming Queen were: Nicole Cocco, Mallory Feigin, Alyssa Thom- as, and Briele Wallace. Jack Goodall and Alyssa Thomas were crowned homecoming king and queen. The Raider Cheerleaders and their coaches did a great job putting together a successful evening. In the Next Issue: Seniors of the Month Fall Features Teacher Features Sport Spotlights Joseph Scott Mallory Feigin By: Kaitlyn Vernon By: Isabella Ghanbary Q: What is your favorite board game? Q: What is your favorite board game? A: My favorite board game is Chess. A: My favorite board game is either Clue or Q: What is your favorite school bathroom? Mastermind. A: My favorite school bathroom would be the Q: Which teacher has influenced you most during one in Upper W Wing. your high school experience? Q: Which teacher has influenced you the most A: This is a tough question since I’ve had many during your high school experience? great teachers, but I would say that Mrs. Hay has A: Mrs. Applegate influenced me the most. She influenced my high school experience the most. challenged me to always achieve on a personal Q: What motto/ quote do you live by? level. A: “Happiness can be found even in the darkest Q: What is your favorite quote? times if one only remembers to turn on the light” A: “Great minds discuss ideas; average minds -JK Rowling. discuss events; small minds discuss people” - Q: What are your college plans? Eleanor Roosevelt. A: I plan to go to college to earn my doctorate in Q: What are your college plans? physical therapy. A: My number one college is Swarthmore Col- Q: What is your favorite era in history? lege. I am applying to smaller colleges. A: Definitely the 1960s. It was a great era of Q:What is your favorite era in history? music and it saw the start of many positive social A: Right now is my favorite era. changes. It was also complicated with tension Q: What is something you do for your communi- from the Cold War. ty? Q: What is something that you do for your A: Something I do for my community is playing community? piano at an old folks’ home. A: I participate in TEAM, so I get to assist with Q: What animal do you feel you resemble? community events organized by schools, TEAM A: I feel like I resemble a thick horse. itself, or other charitable organizations. Q: What is something on your bucket list? Q: What is something on your bucket list? A: I would love to sail around the world. A: Something that’s been on my bucket list as long as I can remember is traveling through Europe, particularly visiting countries like Greece, England, France, Italy, and Germany. Congratulations to the September Seniors of the Month! The Raider Readout Page 2 Freshman Class Advisor: Mrs. Truhan The STEAM Academy By: Angelique Vittone By: Joseph Scott Q: What subject and grades do you teach? A: I teach grades 9-12, Ca- Not many students are aware, let alone know of the reer Exploration and Per- features, of the STEAM Academy that has been established sonal Finance. at High School East. Starting with the 2017-2018 school Q: If you won the lottery, year, the STEAM, Science Technology Engineering Arts what would you do first? Mathematics, will be instituted as a part of Toms River A: I would definitely want High School East. to continue to work because Students assign themselves to one of three disci- it’s important to me. But I plines that make up the academy: Engineering, Environ- would have fun, as well as mental Sustainability, and Biomedicine. With the proper pay off my house. I would also donate to some of my grades, students can attempt at admission into the academy favorite charities. via a rigorous application process, an exam, and teacher Q: If you were stranded on an island and you were and personal letters of recommendation. While the Acade- only allowed to bring three items, what items would my students still take a history and an English class, the you choose? subject matter in each class is related to the STEAM ele- A: My sneakers, sunscreen and my family. ments. Q: Who is your role model? Planning for the academy began at the start of the A: My godmother. She was very kind, giving, a good 2016-17 school year, and many ideas were pulled from other listener, and very smart. districts’ STEM/STEAM academies and actual college pro- Q: If you could have any superpower, what would you grams. Some prospective, super-specialized classes include choose? genetics, atmospheric science, forensics, and architecture. A: If I could have any superpower I’d choose to make Freshman Ryan Cole, a current student in the Engi- the world a nicer place. neering discipline in the Academy, reports that he likes the Q: What is your favorite holiday? experience so far. Cole states that it was a good opportunity A: Christmas, I love all of the decorations, as well as for him to be a “guinea pig,” and to help out the school in giving. their STEAM experiment. He also has a possible interest in Q: If you could travel anywhere, where would you go? engineering. A: Hawaii, I like the sun and the Hawaiian way of liv- Mr. McCann stated that the district’s purpose in ing, plus my daughter loves Lilo and Stitch. implementing the academy is to let students who have dis- Q: What is your favorite part of High School East? played interest in the subjects of STEAM challenge them- A: I like a lot about High School East, I enjoy that the selves, achieve personal success with in depth course work, administration and teachers really try to encourage and to ultimately prepare students for college and careers, students growth by making them better not only edu- which aligns with the High School East School Vision. cationally but personally better. Freshman Class of 2021 Student Council Results President: Sarah Pasqualetto Vice President: Nick Evgeniou Secretary: Shayla Rotunno Treasurer: Samantha Cicardo Representatives: Nicolette DePalma, Hannah Hershkowitz, Payton Jensen, Delande Joseph, and Isabella Ponce Page 3 Back-to-School Edition Ms. Massari Mr. Romano By: Cheyenne Bamburak By: Mallory Tonra Q: What subject do you Q: What grade level do teach? you teach, and what A: I teach English II, subject? both honors and CP A: I teach a variety of sophomores. sophomores, juniors, Q: If you could spend a and seniors in whole day with anyone Algebra II. I have one in the world, who Honors class, two CP would it be and why? classes, and one Gen- A: I would like to eral Studies class spend a day with Q: If you had to choose Shakespeare because I between being an al- would love to ask him questions and pick his brain. paca or llama, which Q: If you had the chance to teach any other subject than the would you choose? one that you teach now, what would it be? A: A llama because they are bigger. A: I would teach Biology, especially marine biology. Q: If you could spend a day with anyone in the world, Q: Do you have any talents? dead or alive, who would you spend it with and why? A: Yes, I can do gymnastics. A: John Mayer; I can play guitar with him, he’s a really Q: What Disney princess do you think you relate to the most cool guy, and it would just be fun to play music with and why? him. A: Cinderella because she is strong and independent and even Q: What is one of the craziest things you’ve ever done? though she was not on the mission for a prince, it happened to A: I was in Virginia visiting a friend, and there was a big fall into her lap as she was doing what she wanted to do in her open lake surrounded by huge rocks, so we climbed up own skin. on top of a rock and went cliff diving. Ms. Chiodi Ms. Hussey By: JT Orozco By: JT Orozco Q: What is your favorite part Q: What made you want to about Chemistry? become a Speech Language A: I like the math behind it and Specialist? how something so small can af- A: I have always wanted to fect the real world. help people whether they are Q: If you could teach another young or old and with this job subject, what would it be and there is a lot of flexibility.
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