Corcoran High School - Glen Echo Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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to break up or wake up?,' . . . auto mechanics, ball player STEVEN ST. AMOUR . . . whooch 8a hoop, baseball, Florida '77, ice cream cones . . . spiders, rats, stop signs, army . . . f'Get all you can while you cani' . . . college, millionaire CONNIE STATHUM . . . people who are nice and friendly . . . people who laugh with you in your face and at you behind your back . . . CCBI SUSAN STONE . . . snow and water skiing, sailing, sunshine, the lake, children . . . rain, insincere people, be- ing short, cliques . . . The hopes of today are in the dreams of tomorrow. . . . college 19 THADDEUS STRUSINSKI . . . par- ties, hunting, swimming, skiing, week- ends . . . rain, empty mugs, no money, work, waking up . . . If you can't open a bottle with your own matural means, than you shouldnit drink itf' . . . USMC GLENN STURGE . . . Baroque music, good food, good books, antique cars . . . basketball, intellectuals, loud music, radicals . . . 4'You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar . . .research biologist GANESH SUNDARAM . . .brass en- semble, Model UN, band, ushering at the Civic Center . . Mr. Wilke, plastic people, procrastination, imprompti- tude . . . He who rest, rotsf, . . . MIT, nuclear physicist, win the Nobel Prize MOST TALENTED Paul McKenna, Mona George MICHELLE TAYLOR . . . caramel cremes, candy canes, sunny days, the Doobies, Davis, schnopps . . .A.M. radio, chocolate cake, English home- work . . . Two roads diverged in the woods. I took the one less traveled, and that has made all the difference. . . .marine biology SABRINA TAYLOR . . . dancing, partying, basketball . . . people who don't live up to their expectations when I live up to mine . . . Army, col- lege TINA TAYLOR . . . good parties, Pepsi, 7 SL 7's, summer, best friends . . . boredom, nagging parents, rainy days . . . Remember yesterday, trea- sure tomorrow, live today. . . . go to California, college for nursing MICHELE THOMPSON . . . D. Cole, good people, art, skiing, movies, pho- tography . . . snobby people, little sisters, R. Wolfanger, class parties . . . Make new friends, but keep the old. One is silver, and the other is goldf' . . .broadcasting, Air Force JACQUELYN THORNE . . .Mark, working with children, Benji , hik- ing, 9130177 . . . phony people, bores, getting up early . . . If you see some- one without a smile, give them one of yoursf, . . .college, marriage IVY TILLMAN . . . people who are friendly . . . people who are conceited and high class . . . college, business CAROLYN TILLS . . . friends, mem- ories, summer, coneheads, Another World, Saturday Night Live . . . CGH, rainy days, good-byes, Level III, phys- ics . . . f'Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is like a broken winged bird that cannot fly. . . . college LISA TOSCANO . . .horses, Italians, red room, ducks, Alice, John, family . . .Miller bottles, Corvetts, S2000 hospital bills, tight wads, gossips . . . He who has great strength should use it lightly . . .travel, tourism, training school ROBIN TROTMAN . . . fun, life . . . CCBI, accounting JUDY TURNER . . . winter and sum- mer sports, people, animals, school . . .Corcoran buses . . . 'fBe nice and help others. Someday you might want the favor returned. . . .college, law, probation or parole officer AARON TUSSING . . .mountains, Quakers, writing poetry 8: music, good friends . . .hypo crisy, falseness, vapid people, insecurity . . . Live not just for yourself, not just for others, but for everyone and everything. . . . special education, travel ROBIN UHRINEC . . . T.A.N., resting, 9113175 , sunshine, tans, vacations, smiles, pizza . . . Syracuse, fights with T.A.N., pressure, deadlines, twitches . . . Reach for the heavens and hope for the future, and all that you can -not what you are. . . . college, ac- counting continued on page 220 M! wp' Ng,

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LEN PRZYBYLSKI . . . sports, read- ing, N.N., eating, having a good time . . . school lunch, losing, rainy days . . . I hate the man who builds his name on ruins of another's fame.,'. . . col- lege J UDITH QUINN . . . L.N., thorough- breds, J aquars, Joni Mitchell, Cape Cod . . . being wrong, society, people who stare, thoughtless arguements . . . A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere, before him I may think aloud. . . . college PATRICE QUINN . . . Mickie, food, parties, basketball games . . . people who always think they're right, no spirit . . . Each age is a dream that is dying or one that is coming to birth. . . .working, college, marriage TIMOTHY RAMSEY . . . Miller, cars, winter . . .fruits, retreads, O.V. . . Nothing beats a try like a failure. MICHAEL RANDALL . . . rock 'n roll, good food . . . unemployment, jail . . . When going through life, be yourself and don't become others. . . . live, work, travel PATRICIA RANKIN . . . Waterskiing, snowskiing, sailing . . . stuck-up people, rainy days . . . How foolish to imitate, how useless to pretend, since each of us comes from a mind whose ideas never end. . . . Powelson STEVEN RATHBUN . . . fish, gar- dening, bowling, fixing things . . . work, put downs, rainy days, mon- days, large groups . . . No act of kind- ness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. . . . Morrisville, computer science TIMOTHY REED . . . science fiction, Boston, heavy metal, Iceland, frisbees . . .television, politics, large dogs . . . For the snark was a boojum, you see.', . . . masters in physics FAYE RICHARDS . . .basketball, track, English . . . math, cleaning up, babysitting . . .big time executive OO Oo CYNTHIA ROBINSON . . . food . . . stuck-up people . . .home economics PENNY ROBINSON . . . friendly people, walking in the snow, having fun, music . . . stuck-up people . . . Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today. . . . Navy, house- wife MICHAEL SAMOLIS . . .hockey, partying, concerts . . . U.S. Marines CHRISTINE SCANNELL . . .people, good friends, food, sleeping until noon, snow . . . crowds, giggles, rainy days . . . To dream of the person you want to be is to improve the person you aref' . . . college PATRICIA SCHOONMAKER . . . M.R., ice cream, skiing, art . . . buses, empty wallets, Erie Room . . . to live happily ever after in whatever I do PATRICIA SCULLEY . . . good times, smiles, puppies, laughing, good people, summer nights . . .hearses, Corcoran . . . Love is the only freedom in the worldf' . . .travel SUSAN SEELEY . . . partying, Penn- sylvania, pizza, causing scenes . . . rumors, stuck-up people, decisions J UDITH SEITER . . . eating, plants, Christmas, skiing, having parties, pre- sents . . . fat, slugs, downtown, buses, school . . . A friend is the first person who comes in when the whole world has gone outf' . . . service KELLY SHERLOCK . . .Peggy's dumb jokes, Nancy and her car , memories . . . good-byes, mondays, decisions . . . My moods are changing like the sea, there're a hundred things I'd like to be, meanwhile I'll sit in the sun waiting for that other song to come. . . . college DELPHINE SHULER . . . parties, volleyball, people you know you get along with . . . people who say they are your friend but they're not . . . find a good job JENNIFER SINGER . . .twinkies, The Big Figs , flashfloods in chemis- try lab, piggin' out at Cedar Point . . . decisions, tent cave-ins at 3 a.m., get- ting caught stealing firewood . . . No love or friendship can ever cross over destiny without leaving some mark on it forever. ED SLATER . . . Beatles, music, euphoric state of mind . . . fire hy- drants, snowbanks, trees . . . It's a fool who plays it cool.', . . . live in a yellow submarine DONNA SMITH . . .life, partying, snakes, Rip, being myself . . . snobs, clicks, hunters . . , I do my thing, and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expecta- tions. . . .marine biologist, college ROBERT SNYDER . . .likeable things . . . dislikeable things, C.B.A., 120 H.H., boredom . . . 'fThere's one way to find out if a man is honest-ask him. If he says fyes', you know heis crookedf' . . . college MARTIN SOCHIA . . . Springsteen, winning meets forachange . . . C.G.H., head librarians, disco . . . I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints, sinners are much more funf' . . . college MATTHEW SOKOLIC . . . vibraharps, percussion, music, Gary Burtor, ELP, Buddy Rich . . . Talent is produced in solitude, character in the stream of live. . . . Berklu School of Music BRIDGET SPARKS . . . the ambition and will power in a person who trys to succeed in life . . . a person who does not except a person for who they are . . . May you dive in the ocean of happiness and bring up the pearl of successf' . . .medicine BETH SPINGLER . . . Fincher, bearsl, friends, freedom . . . fooz-ball, miss- ing menues, RT's . . . You can't live life by the images of the past . . . or by the 'ifs' of the future . . . you live it by the reality of today. . . . school in California ANNETTE SPINOSO . . .weekends, lots of fun, Hawaii, Wellsley Island, talking forever . . . when time goes by too fast, good-byes . . . Two roads diverged into the woods-I took the one less traveled by-and that has make all the difference. . . . travel, work DAYTON STAKES . . . girls, cars, ball playing . . . When is the world going

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n U Ll H! Y I I I 4 , YI Enjoying the casual atmosphere of Corcor- an, junior Kevin Hafter takes a break in the auditorium. I uw ,, K -Q if ,J ,ers if i f f 1 i 3 1 1 4 ,, ,. grwf 1:27 5 fi f ft American Studies, Health, Gym and English make a Junior a Junior. A year to get used to Corcoran as a Sopho- more and a year to be at the top as a Senior leave the junior year to sit back and take it all in. Remember the snow days, puddles on the bridge, walking home with wet hair from swimming and all the other things that happened when we were . . . Teachers on hall duty are often seen tutor- ing students who are having problems in their studies. The problem with hall tutor- ing is the constant interruptions, as Kelley Cramer has found out. O, uNioRs 4