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

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jayvees Follow Good Example Itls rough. Itls hard work. It's a begin- the fun and excitement one gets out of ning to a new and different concept of playing on Corcoran's J.V. Baseball the sport. It's Junior Varsity Baseball. team. It is in every way as important Little League and Babe Ruth League were just tastes of the training, disci- pline, practice, and last but not least I I i r 1 Showing good form, Pete Valentino is sure to get a hit when it counts. as the Varsity team because these nov- ices are the building blocks of their counterparts. With a 17 win, 6 loss record, it is ap- parent that new coach Bill Bradleyls J.V. boys are something special, as they proved by tying for the CNYCL We Throwing hard to the infield, Don Cook makes certain that he is accurate. championship. Trips to places like New York City and Florida help make the months of devotion to this short-lived season a little easier to cope withg they also give the J.V. players a sense of im- portance. So, it's fitting that these super players are thanked for making Corcoran's Junior Varsity team what it is. . .the best. -1' iss, front row: Pete Valentino, Chris Donegan, Ceaeh Bill Bradley, Mike Berger, Pele Lud- The Smilj Ofgggjfidtellce rgfljitii Omagh? Dave Perry, Tim Polge, Kevin Keough, Dan wig, Craig Ru0ff, Harold Mevac, D011 C00k, face of A FHL, 1 aff bls af In I a on a Wiecek, Phil Petroff, Bob Parry. 2nd row: Rick Colisimo, R041 Fleki Alan Gilbert the game ls In e ag. O 065

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Coach, Bob Southworth, and assistant man- ager, Mike Ward, use the batting machine to throw a pitch to . . . Saturday, May 14, 1977 proved to be a happy day for Coach Bob South- worth. On that faithful day, not only did the Varsity Baseball team beat Syracuse-Minoa 8-2, in a non-league game, but they also make it Southy's 200th win in his 12 years of coaching. This game proved to be one ofthe best of the season. In previous games, the Cougars hadn't scored more than seven runs or gotten more than seven hits, but in this game the team received 12 hits bringing in eight runs. By coincidence, Southy's 100th win was also made against East Syracuse- Minoa. With any luck, Coach Bob Southworth may be with us for his 300th win! 33 ,,,,'a, . 51 R f Rs l- -M ' , Freshman, Steve Robarge, swings and hits Third bHSem21I1, Peter -lCUkiHS, who makes the ball to . . . the Catch-

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l tS Spor Gentl Jocks Go 7- It's the start of a new season and out come the palmguards, the ripped T- shirts, and the chalk. Then begin the exercisesg the sit-ups, the chin-ups, the handstand push-ups, and the dips. Floor ex-hand-springs and twists, side horsewthe pommels in the wrong place, high bar-burning at your hands, long horse-flying at spring time, paral- lel bars-handstands and bruised arms, and rings-muscle ups and steady as she goes. After the first season loss to power- house Henninger, Corcoran went on to win the rest of its seven meets and fin- ished second place in the CNYCL. Lead- ing the way was Senior John Anderson, who specialized in vaulting and floor- ex. Backing up with five performances were Seniors Paul McKenna fall-round -rings, high bar, and vaultingj and Joe Dadey Cside horse and p-barsj. Also contributing greatly to the team's suc- cess were Senior Lyndell Dowdell ffloor-ex. and vaultingj, Senior Glenn Sturge Cside horsej, Junior Bill Cogh- lan Crings, p-bars, and high barj, and Sophomores Dave Scholl Ch-bar and ringsj and Tom Younis Chfbar and ringsj. In their last meet, the team scored a school record high of 96 points, and' in the cityls meet at Henninger, Corcor- an,s gymnasts made a fine showing in assuring themselves second place. The team is coached by ex Henninger and Northern Michigan star gymnast Rich Macheda, who is still to be found twisting and toying graciously about the equipment. John Anderson had the elite opportun- ity to compete in the state meet, held at SUNY an Purchase. John finished a very respectable ninth . Congratulations to the gymnasts and their coach on a fine season! In mid-air, flying with great preflight, all- around gymnast tworks all six eventsl John Anderson performs his handspring vault ver- sus Watertown before a home crowd. John placed first in vaulting in the City's Meet, and made it to the State Meet with his gra- cious vault after finishing second in the Sectional Meet. Completely in control and displaying good form, Dave Scholl executes an LH in warm- ing up for the ring event in the Cityls Meet at Henninger. His effort helped the team fin- ish second in the meet. ..' X P Stretching upward in preparing to pop for his handspring vault is Paul McKenna during the Watertown meet, which Corcoran won. Paul's performances were valuable to the team and he placed in the top five in three of the events at the City's Meet.