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

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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

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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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