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

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Carry Wrestling 81-82 E L Champs n A , , ,,,, 8, K, g s Front L to R Mark Munsee, Lynn Morton, Mike Munsee, Dean Valente, Tom Puckly, Harold Graves, Joel Frushone. Don Cox. Middle Tim Curtis, Mike Vargo, Keith Thomas, Bob Williams, Dan Hayes, Larry VanOpdorp, Tom Nichols, Ed Burkhart, Back Randy Morris, Charlie Buckshaw, Troy Jaggi, Tim Johnson, Bryan Griswold, Doug Eck, Ned Bailey, Archie Lewis. A I .1. I The Corry Wrestling team began the 1981-B2 season with just 5 returning full time ' 1.jf,:I, K - ,' ' starters. But the boys that filled the vacant spots proved equal to the task and I I ' 4 ' N X' XX, helped form the nucleus ofa very balanced team. The highlight of the dual meet g 1 fiwlllr season was the 28-25 victory over Fort Leboeuf. This victory put an end to the - ' ' Bisons' 45 consecutive dual meet win streak in the Erie County League. The K Beavers have also done well in tournament action. The team finished 4th out of 16 r is A teams in the tough Tool City Tournament in Meadville. Bryon Griswold was Corry's .V f , , only champion. Carry finished a close second to Oil City in the North East holiday h T7 f tournament. Capturing championships for Corry were Tom Puckly. Ed Burkhart, ig? '- 1 -4 A h Troy Jaggi and Bryan Griswold. Corry hosted the Erie County Coaches Tournament - V and the host school ran away with the championship. Corry had 8 boys in the - l 5 finals, with 5 winning championships. Corry winners were Tom Puckly, Dean ff- Valente, Ned Bailey, Charlie Buckshaw, and Tim Johnson. Tim Johnson was also 4' fur selected by the Erie County coaches as the outstanding wrestler of the tourna- ment. The team took the Sectional title for the 2nd year in a row, and the 8 co- coptains qualified for states. T r oC , 6 Yo F o r Cr oen C s Gt, Da sm ,fu ep Cn at 9 n na r 5 i oe wr e I . I 6 n s T ffl 23

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Swimming ECL Champs , X .: ,,, 4,-.f - -an f- W v .r,1ii2:,sri rm H easi- .' w i , 1-1 Y , K. ,. li! Front L to R, Scott Rooker, Sean Mclntyre, Rick Patterson, Mike Clark, Al Vanderwheele. Don Kent, Wendy Edwards, Middle, Coach Zarger, Linda Clabbatz. Dennis Hogan. Jim Eckstrom, Holly Burkhart. Leanna Labowski, Kris Hotchkiss. Back, Coach Cochran, Paula Lamendolo, Lori Miller, Darry Clark. Jill Bennett, Wade Patterson, Dave Vanderwheele, missing from photo: Katrina Mack. Every team has a personality. This team had several of them. The personality of the team as a unit was fun- loving, hard working. determined and proud. They were a come-from-behind team, at least through the first five league meets. This changed. though, at the Harborcreek meet at home. In this one, they were determined to get ahead and stay ahead! They clearly demonstrated that they were the champions. The coach was sure the issue was settled when the medley relay teams attacked a supposedly stronger Harborcreek team and blew them out of the water. After that it was all Corry. Other fond memmories of the 81-62 season: Home diving in somebody eIse's pool. The prayer meetings on the steps - especially the Harborcreek meet. Denny breaking records. The brain-trust meetings on the bus with captains Barry and Jill and coach Gus. Lori in the wrong dressing room! The H.A. award and its perennial winner. Paula's problems: ears, toes, knees, heart. Smacks and crakes our divers felt in practice Super relay starts, like Barry and Don and Mike. Sprinters breaks The stampede at McDonalds. Winning meets with- out winning a relayl Giving the opposition a hug after beating him. Changing the Top10. l Co-Captains Jill 6 Barry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry McDowell Harborcreek North East Fairview Girard Iroquois North East Fairview Harborcreek Girard Iroquois Titusville