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

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Kara Sherlock Chris Sherman Victoria Sieradzke John Sims Cindy Skay Josephine Skipp Kevin Smith Mike Smith Ray Smith Tim Smith Mary Ellen Spehnan Pat Spiddle Keith Spooner Iris Stanley Rob Stathis Donna Stowell Robert Strusinski Janet Sturge Joe Sweeny Sharon Sweeney Theresa Swiderski Carl Sylvester Donna Tarbell Cindy Taylor Juanita Taylor Terry Taylor Steve Tomeny Melvin Townsend Laurie Turkewich Amy Uhrinec CAMERA SHY Emily Neddom Gregory Newsome Camille Nimmons Larry Nunn Kevin O'Brien Terry Pace Donald Parks Ronnie Parnell Robert Pease John Pelletier Suzette Person Theresa Peterson Edward Petrivelli Mary Phillips Erich Potter Edward Rasberry Georgia Reagan Gregory Reid Teresa Reiley Terry Rice Calvin Ricks Anita Robinson Andrew Roebuck M W ag e n 'Q Andrew Roebuck Katie Rogers Roy Rogers Phillip Romano Peter Rosa Carson Rosakoff Linda Rowe Tina Rucker Roosevelt Russell Bernard Salandy Alfred Sauer David Scholl Tanya Sellers Terrence Shanahan Timothy Shaver Jean Sheldon Gayle Shepard Bernard Shuler Diane Simcox Curtis Smith Derek Smith James Smith Ronald Smith Willie Smith Linda Soliday Denice Southworth Kalvin Sparks James Spelman Richard Stackhouse Clifton St. Denis Ronald Stephens Thomas Storen Henry Sullivan Benjamin Terry Carmella Thomas Tatiana Vangelowska Paulette Walker Alison Washington Tami Whatley Dewveall Williams Johnny Williams Kevin Williams Veronica Williams W. Williams Elizabeth Woodrow Kevin Works Willie Wright

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Joe Scarpino Andy Schaeffer Steve Schoek Chester Schoeptlin Diane Scholl Mary Schuffenecker Robert Schuffenecker Dave Schull Sharyn Schwartz Karen Schwarz Rick Scott Willie Scott Ronnie Screen Tom Serrao Evelyn Sessoms Bill Shaffer Discussing the previous night's homework is a regular occurrence in Miss F1umano's Geometry classes. Kevin Shanahan Sharon Shaw How Do Ya' FIGURE? It never ceases to amaze brand-new Geometry students how figures that they have been taught years ago are quickly picked apart, proven and rebuilt. A square has four equal sides, right? Wrong! Nothing is equal until it can be proven. But how? A.S.A., S.S.S. or S.A.S. could mean any number of things. Just when you come to the conclusion that S.A.S. means Sides Are Stupid, the teacher decides that required theorems No. l-5 are going to be on Fridayis test. soiotuoqdog Constructions are another foreign sub-topic. Many kids end the course never having figured out how to quit stabbing themselves with a compass or how to construct an angle equal to a given angle. Who decided what would be given or not given, anyway? How did those textbook people manage to give just enough information to completely baffle you and still leave enough for the teacher to prove the proof with ease? It is highly unlikely that you will remember the formula for the area of a trapezoid for the rest of your days, but you will probably come away with a new respect for geometric figures and also a new respect for those who understand them. There are many practical ideas that you may remember. Imagine not knowing if your larger than lifesize memorial statue of Elvis Presley will tit through the door of your dorm! How do you find the diagonal? How do you figure? ii

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Pete Valentino Tatiana Vangelouska Ginger VanMarter John Vavonese Antonio Vega Paul Waelder Teresa Waldou Elizabeth Walker Sue Ward Jean Waters Martha Welch Lindy White Dan Wiecek Lisa Wilcox Ann Williams Carrie Williams Nancy Williams Robin Williams Steve Williams Tom Williams Karen Windish Shirley Winslow John Wirth Sue Wise slotuoqdog Lori Wood Jim Woods Mike Younis Tom Younis Dina Zografos The Beginning of the End Sophomore year is my first year in Corcoran. High school seemed so far away just last year. Already a year has come and gone. That first day was a real winner! Worrying about registration took nearly ten years off my life, but I got through it somehow. The first day of classes was nerve-wrack- ing, it was made a little easier by the presence of a few famil- iar faces. Then there was mid-term. Registration all over again was a 5'? kim me-rf mm Em WE. or-f if wth Cu fn? O 4 5? r-1 rn E5 4m 'Zw 'DE Cho FF 55' film uf'9' gr-1 QE va 5 f-5 US ,... Qi PF- O UQ CD 3. 5 l'f O The time is really going by fast. It seems like I can't catch up. Will my senior year be what I want? But wait, let me get through my junior year first. I'd better decide what I want to do with my life. Well, I can just look forward to a good year this coming year. I can put things off for a little while . . . 2