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

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Girl 's Soccer Team CC 99 Despite the bad weather we had, the Girls, Soccer team kicked off to a fair- ly successful season with many new faces. The CNYCL champion team of 76 left behind only four of their all- star players. All and all, with the enthu- siasm and kindness of coach Janet Bluem, this year's team looks promis- ing for next year. Girls' Soccer 77 had some surprising changes from the past years at T. J. C, For the first time, in addition to the Varsity team, a Junior Varsity team was formed. This two-team split was a Over the years at Corcoran, the Girls' Soccer team has been coached by Mrs. Janet Bluem. Her immense effort and skill in coaching has brought success repeatedly. Although the girls' soccer team had a fairly good season, Mrs. Bluem thought they could have done better. She said with time and effort next year, the results look promising. n the Ball success because many of the girls had more of a chance to play and display their ability and energy on the field. The Girls, Varsity squad wrapped up their season with a 7-4-1 record. The team went on to the sectionals and lost to romping B'ville, 6-0. There were three girls who made the all-city team. They were Gail Cawley, Karen Grabski, and Lisa Kimura. Hon- orable mention went to Theresa Clarke, Cheryl Bailey, and Mimi Braunitzer. Henninger Corcoran ESM Corcoran Auburn Corcoran Cicero Corcoran Nottingham Corcoran Fowler Corcoran Bishop Ludden Corcoran Henninger Corcoran Auburn Corcoran Fowler Corcoran Nottingham Corcoran Bishop Ludden Corcoran Sectionals B'ville 6 Corcoran .. .t f-as Warming up before the Henninger game, which Corcoran lost 4-O, Judy Quinn shows thatshe is determined to win.

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SOMETHING NEW PRETTY GCOD TOC! This was the first year that a Girls' .T.V. Soccer program was allowed for Inter- scholastic competition in the City's League. The girls compiled a won-lost record of 4-5, and one tie. Throughout their commendable season, the girls worked hard and hustled, showing great potential for the Varsity team in the upcoming years. The new J.V. Soc- cer team provides an outlet of experi- enced and more talented soccer players for the Varsity team, improving an al- ready good program. Here's to more opportunity and better competition. Volle-yi! . I- F Girls pike League The Girls' Varsity Volleyball team fin- ished second in the league. Their over- all record was 13-7, and had a league record of 9-4. With a total of eight Se- niors holding star positions, Lilie Ann Giles was instrumental in many of the victories, as were the co-captains Chris Collins and Gail Cawley. The team played so well this season that they were invited to a tournament in the Mt. Markham lnvitationals and walked away with second place. The J.V. team finished first in their league winning with ll games and los- front row: Margaret Fitzpatrick, Alison Gar- 1'0W5 Coach Jaflkie Smith, Marie Befilgan, vin, Maureen Naioti,'Kazumi Tanaka. 2nd Theresa Hoffman, Kathleen McCarthy, Iris row: Sandra Schaeffer, Dawn Seeley, Claire 5121111935 Peggy Lane- Aiken, Susan Heagerty, Melanie Hale. 3rd ing only one game. It was a very suc- cessful year, and they hold good pros- pects for next year. Both teams worked extremely well to- gether. Jackie Smith said it all: It was always fun to be working with both teams. Powerfully spiking the ball over the net is Lilie Anne Giles, whose versatility and height proved valuable to the success of the team. Girls Track Down Third The girls track team had an excellent season finishing third in the City League. Outstanding players included Lilie Ann Giles, Linda Cupid, and San- dra Camione. Both Linda Cupid and Lilie Ann Giles were invited to com- pete in the state competition, while Cheryl Lee, Amy Harris and Chris Col- lins joined Linda and Lilie Ann in Sec- tion lll play. Congratulations to Sandra Camione who was voted most valuable player! Our best wishes are extended to Coach Jennifer Parker who worked so effec- tively with the team.