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

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During a printing class, Mr. Domres instructs students in the art of printing. A stray dog romps in the pond, begging for someone to play with Boys as well as girls take ceramics, as demonstrated by a Corcoran sophomore.

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1- , X N S F 4 1 ...Z Une shot in a million Rocky: made of more love than greed, more muscle than wit. Chosen as a last resort to fight the heavyweight champ- ion ofthe world, he exhibited a challenging fight which re- sulted in a discouraging defeat. Despite the decision in favor of his opponent, he attained his personal goal of remaining in the ring for the total duration of the fight. lt was not the victory he sought, but a chance to prove he wasn't just another bumf, The movie climed quickly to the top, winning the Academy Award for the best picture of the year. ' lp QIQJTQ ug 656,31 X S stu liltw A ll if Kea FOQXQLOJX Shown here embracing his girlfriend, Rocky CSylvester Stallonej brought the idol image of a hero back to Americais youth. Rocky hangs tough with his opponent, Apollo Creed, the world heavyweight champion, in the climatic moments of the movie. The two battered boxers, bleeding and breathing ferociously, fought it out until the final bell. xmas: VI WQPTUS 93

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UUQIFIICI C3lIfl Cl noe u 'KEYW- -i lil 1 um IEIWCDIE 1977-1978 was full ofparalyzing weather extremes resulting in tragedy and deaths. Great entertainers have said a solemn good- bye to us. Yet through their deaths, we have come to realize the happiness and pains of living. 1977-78 was a year in which technology kept advancing, yet suffered its setbacks. Government had its nose in most func- tions ofthe world. The Yankees won the World Series, Muham- mah Ali lost the heavyweight championship, and Joe Narnath put up his spikes forever. Yes, it was an interesting year, full of passion and sorrow, ups and downs, thrills and dis- appointments.