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

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L llllllllllll 1 Practice . . . the rainy, cold and lonely days on a muddy field or in an echoing gym. Exercise . . the sweat, pain ex- haustion and willpower. The game . . the long busrides, the butterflies, the ' anxiet for the fmal roster to be posted, Y the dissappointment. Defeat . . . the disgust of a missed basket, a dropped pass, or a bleeding, tom blister. Victory . . . the happiness of a spike, a blazing . ace, or a game winning goal. The fans l . . . their support, enthusiasm and cheers. fa Another year has passed. The locker rooms are quiet. The moans are muf- fled. The equipment and uniforms rest, waiting for the, We'll get 'em next year! A great lesson learned, a damnit here and there, a tear shed. Teamwork. Friendship. a Everyone here at Corcoran, whether athlete or fan, feels the pride, spirit and need for . . . 50Ph0m0fe, Mimi Bmunilefi P25565 to H Track star, Tony Mitchell, gives a little extra i teammate on Cougar Mountain. 3 meet against Hennjngexi Spoms Q

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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

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