Corry Area High School - Corrian Yearbook (Corry, PA)

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Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Boys Baseball Scores Ft. LeBoeuf lroquols Folrvelw Harborcreek North East Gen. McLane Northwestern Senaca Ft. LeBoeuf lroquols Girard Harborcreek 10 North East Falrvlew Gen. McLane Northwestern Girard Coach Yovich Baseball STKPL' Front row R-L - Archle Lewis, Darrel Grinder, Bob Wllllams, Jack Vanchlerl, Kelly Cragg Kevin Moats. Pam Hunt Row 2 R-L - Brent Anderson, Tom Kolaja, Jim Steuart, Scott Hunt, Doug Craker, Brad Swanson, Ned Bailey. Shawn Greer at 1 1, ,A .V ' W' my! . 1 B t,,l , , .. 4 . With only two players returning to their normal positions from the 1980 season, a new first year coach, and no pre- season games, the 1981 Corry Beavers Baseball team strug- gled to seven straight losses before registering their first victory against the Wattsburg Bobcats. This victory was followed by a victory over the Fort Le Boeuf Blsons and it looked as though the future would bring more good fortune. But that was not to be the case. The Beavers played exciting games against the General Mc Lane Lanc- ers and the Falrvlew Tlgersjust to have victories elude them ln the seventh and ninth Innings respectively. Although the Beavers played better baseball than their 2-16 record indicates, several players gained valuable exper- lence at their posltlons to help them in the upcoming 1982 season. With starting seniors Scott Hunt, Shawn Greer, and Doug Craker to lead them, it is hopeful that the Corry squad will show a record that is equal to it's potential in the 1982 baseball season.

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CORRY CORRY CORRY COR RY CORRY CORRY CORRY Boys Track , A e -,UTI T--'W A 1. :Nl ly- xii YT gf.. -1 S q F 'f egg I ' ' . t ' ' I ' ' I f T , . ELA i f ',jju,d'?mmLAT. .1 1 il Eli get F I - 'f I ' - 49 at ' l'vvr f ai- h X ' t, nf Y J' I' 'ft - ll -'Q 1 ft - - , 1 Ni-ifbzral. Q1 lil' Row 1 Bruce Anderson, Terry Shaw, Pat Decker, Dan Rowland, Ross Fargo, Tom Eck, Ted Williams, Jeff Troyer, Sean Maloney, Mark Miller, Tlm Buell Row 2 Todd Saltsman. Bruce Earls, Doug Hogan, Tim Joncas, Mike Sita, Mark Amoroso, Mike Cruz, Dean Valente, Larry Van Opdorp, Roger Roth, Row 3 Joy Sorenson, Randy Dahl, Barry Rhodes, Steve Wilcox, Gerry Pike, Mark Hanson, Tom Lawson, Sean Mclntyre, Doug Eck, Scott Grice, Rob Coleman. Dave Graves 99 GIRARD 50 81 TITUSVILLE 69 102 SENECA 48 104 GENERAL MCLANE 42 80 UNION CITY 70 79 FAIRVIEW 67 97 SH EFFIELD 49 I s ' The Boys Track and Field Team completed the 1981 sea- son with a perfect 7-0 record. The season was highlighted by two new school records and two District 10 champions. The school records were set by Jeff Troyer in the 3200 meter run C9:33.72J. This first place effort was also a District 10 record and the second fastest qualifying time in the state. The other school record setters and District 10 champions were the members of the 1600 meter relay. Mike Cruz, Ted Williams, Ross Fargo, and Tom Eck record- ed a District 10 record with a 3:27.35 clocking. This quartet bettered that with a time of 3:26.03 while finishing 7th at the state meet. Coach Joe Sanford

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TENNIS CORRY 0-0 GENERAL MCLANE 7-7 CORRY 1-1 FAIRVIEW 6-6 CORRY 1-0 HARBORCREEK 6-7 CORRY 0-0 CLYMER 5-7 CORRY 0-1 IROQUOIS 7-6 CORRY 1 TITUSVILLE 6 'X -'Q-ggq ROW 1: SCOTT SELL, BOB SAMPLE ROW 2: TIM MAKER, AL GERNOVICH, PAULA CHRISTENSEN, PHIL GERNO- VICH, BENNY PROSKINE. CANDIDS: BOB SAMPLE, AL GERNOVICH IF YOU LOOK AT THE 1980-81 TENNIS RECORD, YES WE ARE LOSERS. BUT IF YOU LOOK AT THE GROWTH AND THE MATURITY, THE SELF PRIDE, AND INDIVIDUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT OF EACH TENNIS TEAM MEMBER, THEN WE ARE NOT-AS THE RECORD INDICATES-LOSERS. THE COUNTY HAD VETER. ANS OF 3 YEARS PLAYING OUR INDIVIDUALS WHO PREVIOUSLY WERE EXHIBITION MATCHES. THIS CAN BE SAID NOT TO GAIN SYMPATHY, BUT RATHER AS FACT. WE DID NOT GIVE UPI WE MAINTAIN JUST AS MUCH PRIDE IN OURSELVES AS IF WE HAD A WINNING RECORD. COACH WOJCICEHOWSKI 4 '5 I