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

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ll I ll l I I ll I U U It s almost over, our sophomore year. Y Yearbooks are in and exams are threat- ening over the horizon. There are more and more Regents to take. Writing Workshop, European Studies and Gym 6' are being taken by all and hopefully will be passed to signal that we are no longer . . . O' Lost in her thoughts, Sue Wise enjoys a good Before the bell, Diane Gibbons and a friend book, discuss their different views on Biology. Sopho ones ii

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Doing homework in the cafeteria during a free period is an alternative to working in the Media Center. Mary Pat Keegan finds out that work- ing in the cafeteria has some distracting disadvantages. Roy Kurtz Joyce Leonard Mike Marshall Harold Marshfield Janet Martin Brien McGrath Robert Mclntyre David McQuillan Dan McSweeney Mike McSweeney Daisy Miller Larry Moore Lelia Moore Michael Murphy Tom Murphy Kathryn Nolan Mark Nolan Virginia Nolan Kris Nutting Michael O'Reilly Roger O'Dell Anticipation And Re lection Secure . . . Time to think ahead and behind . . . Regrets . . . Plans . . . All of these thoughts seem to fit the Junior. The junior year . . . a time to look to the future or at the past. You can try to tell othersg friends, brothers, sisters in grades be- hind about your failures and successes. You can try to pre- pare them for their junior year. You start to think about colleges and professions: You try to find yourself and where you want to go. Secure . . . Youire in the middle. Now you know more about the school, teachers, and administrators. You have your friends in high places to help you out. You know how far you can push each and every person to get your own way. You know about the activities and clubs. Regrets . . . You remember all the things you wanted to d J before but you didn't think were cool , You wish you did them all anyway. The different courses you could have taken, the different friends you could have made . . . How could you have missed so much? Plans . . . Next year is your senior year and itis going to be the best ever-you're determined. It's going to be your last year of school as you know it. From then on, it's all new. iorunf All in all, your junior year is one of the better years of high school, the biggest bridge of your life. Junior yearfnever to m be forgotten . . . Donald Oertel Donald Parker Darryl Patterson Laurie Perry Lisa Procopio Adrienne Pulley John Raspitha Karen Rathbun David Reals Walter Reid Alice Richards James Rothmcl Cathy Runyon Cynthia Ryan Patricia Sampson Ruben Santiago Sherry Shepard David Sherwood Keith Shirley Robin Singleton Sophie Smiley Priscilla Smith Stacy Smith Dolored Spadatto Darlene Sparks Cassandra Stallworth Teresa Sullivan Deborah Sweet Curtis Thomas John Thomas Jr. Robert Thompson Valerie Townsend Kathy Tulloch Thompsine Whitney Coacliman Williams Rodney Williams Willie Woodrow Diana Miller John Sauve Robin Johnston ii

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