Concert Season Continues: The Band Concert
As the Fall Concert Season continues, East’s band program performed on October 25th at 7:15 pm. After two months of hard work and hours of dedication, more than 80 students put on a phenomenal show that left the audience stunned.
Boys Soccer Review: Promising Season Ends in Disappointment
What looked to be a season of domination ended in disappointment for the boys varsity soccer team, losing to eventual champions Niagara Wheatfield 1-0 in the section semifinal, closing the curtains on the varsity careers of 12 seniors (13 if including injured player-turned-coach Nick Schopp).
Girls Varsity Tennis Goes to States
The Williamsville East high school girls varsity tennis team had a wonderful season this year. With a draw of tough opponents and hard games, they managed to place second in their division, barely losing to Clarence by one match. While the entire team didn’t get to go to states, ECICS arrived and some of their star players managed to beat everyone else in the tournament.
Film Appreciation Society: “Us”
On October 27th, Film Appreciation Society watched the 2019 film Us, directed by the insanely talented Jordan Peele.
FBLA: A Successful First Month
Did you know that FBLA is the biggest club here at Williamsville East? After just one month, we have recruited over 200 members, making this one of the most successful recruiting months in Williamsville East FBLA history!
Concert Season Has Arrived: The Chorus Concert
With the school year already well underway, East is drawing near the fall concert season. After more than two months of hard work and preparation, the chorus groups performed on October 19th in the auditorium at 7 pm, starting off the 2022-2023 concert season.
East’s Fall Favorites
To get a taste for how the East community likes the season of turning leaves, the East Side News surveyed students and faculty to learn their opinions of all things fall!
Passing the Torch: Mrs. Hawk
As October begins, it is time to pass the torch to another exceptional colleague, Ms. Tracy Hawk. Ms. Hawk embodies everything that the TORCH represents.
Unity in Diversity is Back!
Unity in Diversity is a cultural club started in 1995 at East. Through this club, the students of East can showcase their culture and appreciate the cultures of their peers through various cultural performances like dances, music, martial arts, etc.
What even is FBLA?
High school is the perfect time to find yourself, whether it's discovering your passions, friends, or likes/dislikes. As you continue to explore the start of this new school year after returning to normalcy, FBLA is a club worth checking out.