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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1988 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS A OPENING - 1 A SENIORS - 10 A STUDENT LIFE - 38 A UNDERCLASSMEN A JUNIORS - 52 A SOPHOMORES - 58 A FRESHMEN - M A 8TH - 70 A 7TH - 76 A FACULTY - 82 A CLUBS - 96 A VO-TECH - 120 A MUSIC - ‘30 A SPORTS - 44 X—• A ADS - «78 Corry Area High School 534 East Plesant St., Corry, Pa. 16407 1987 - 1988 “The Night Before A Test” Twas the night before a test and all through the house. Not a soul was stirring except me and a mouse. My calculator was humming with precision and care, In hopes that my problem would turn out fair. The clock had just gonged the midnight hour. I jumped and looked up • I had been studying for six hours. My face was drawn I had eaten no food. My eyes were bloodshot, and I was in a bad mood. I heard the test was a hundred questions long. (I had a feeling I would get all of them wrong.) Problems, essays, true and false and completion Were jumbling inside my head, causing confusion. The notes in front of me started to blur. I couldn’t even understand what they were. I had to study, just an hour or two longer So that my confidence for that test would be stronger. My hands started shaking, my heart started pounding, I heard students' screams and my teachers’ chuckles’ resounding. In desparate frenzy I grabbed for the last hook, I realized it was the one my brother took. My confidence was shot, my mind went blank. All study was worthless, (my little brother to thank.) I went upstairs, my stomach was sour. My clock proudly displayed BIG TEST IN ONE HOUR! O K. Tyler the coast is clear, shove the broken test down the drain How about if we skip class and go fishing Future mad scientists performing a delicate experiment with caustic chemicals. 2 Futuristic advances in technology arc made through the use of computers: Jarrin Sperry is one of many students at Corry, who is becoming acquainted with the computer technology. HOMECOMING 1987 Homecoming 1987 was an exciting event, which involved the entire student body to promote school spirit. Monday was reverse day where students wore their pants, shirts, and ties inside out. Tuesday the halls were filled with orange and black. Wednesday was 50’s and 60's day, the halls looked like a rerun of Happy Days. The students looked like some of their mothers and fathers during their High School Days. Thursday was sports day. Students wore football, baseball, volleyball and cheerleading uniforms. Friday was class color war. Seniors wore white, juniors wore blue, sophomores worn green, freshman wore red, and even the Junior High students This yean crown bearer was Tommy Winched, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Winched. The flower girl of this years Homecoming was Jolene Daniels, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clinton Daniels. The year with spirit got in the action. The 8th grade was wearing blue, while, the 7th graders wore white. The winning class was the spirit filled senior class. Thursday night there was a bonfire led by the cheerleaders for the entire student body. The main purpose of the bonfire was to honor the football players and their coaches. Friday there was an afternoon assembly which involved the Princesses, Queen candidates, King candidates, and cheerleaders. Marc Reese was chosen as the King. Chris Burkhart was elected by the 10th grade to represent them during this years Homecoming activities. During the assembly she was escorted by Ryan Albers. Chris Is a J.V. wrestling cheerleader. Beth Bryndfson was the 11th grade princess chosen by the graduating class of 1988. She was escorted by Jeff Church during the Homecoming assembly. Beth � a member of the Yearbook staff. 4 This years court included one sophomore, one junior, and six seniors. The members of the court were Chris Burkhart. Lisa Amoroso, Lee Bailey. Kellie Lindsey. Jodi Krone, Sherry Dingfelder, Shonda Koestner, and Beth Brynolfson Kellie Lindsey was crow ned Homecoming Queen of 1987. She Is an active member of student council and Is a co-captain of the Volleyball team. Lee Bailey Sherry Dingfelder Shonda Koestner Jodi Krone 5 Kevin Frushone Utamc the 9th fastest crow country runner in Com history during his first year of joining the learn A DESIRE TO WIN . . . With elements of success In order for a team to Ik successful it must have three elements of success • skillful coaches, talented athletes and supportive fans. Corry High School can boast of its athletics because it possesses all of these tools of success. Before any team can form, it needs a coach. The coach must display qualities of leadership, determination and skill in order to be affective. At Corry we have these kinds of coaches. The athletes themselves should have natural abilities and school spirit in order to compete and defeat. Our athletes are competitive and strive to perform their very best. Not only do members of a team enjoy the thrills of performing, but they also have to endure long, hard practices, make sure to complete homework assignments and study for tests on school nights after hames or practices. Last of all, a team needs fans for supplying support and building confidence. Corry crowds are some of the most spirited in Erie County, and are very faithful to their teams. Faithful parents give much of their time and support to the athletes as well, by coming to the games, driving their sons or daughters to and from games and practices, and washing uniforms. In conclusion it can be said that Corry High athletes have the skill, will, and determination to win and the teams themselves have the winning combination to succeed. During the spring of 1987 Todd Knapp went to Florida to compete in the swimming nationals. The volleyball team had a rough start, however provided to be formidable later in the season, with such wins against Iroquois, Northwestern, and General Mcl-ane This year's football team, under the direction of Cbach John Wilson, ended their season with 5-3-i With determination and hard work they proved they could work together and be successful. Missy Broods. Co-Captain of the 8th (trade girls basketball team, had a personal record of 76 rebounds this year The Beaver defence, one of the strong points of the team this year, worked extremely hard throughout the Senior. Robin Curtis, has become the 2nd fastest runner In season. The powerful defense, allowed only a few touch downs pass them. They were successful in holding all the history of Cony High School the teams back 7 The Juniors did a great job of honoring the Seniors with another prom. Mr. Bennink and the junior class did an excellent job of decorating the gymnasium and making the entire evening possible, and creating a night to remember for all the Seniors. This year the gymnasium came alive with heart shaped ballons and blue, purple, and gold metalic streamers. Purple clouds covered the walls and large white chandelier-type balloons hung from the ceiling. This year's court included Chris Brooks escorted by Tim Smith. Kyra Kester was accompanied by Matt Upperman, Crystal Kreitz-bender escorted by Rob Elchynski, Barb Mancino was accompanied by Peter LeMajac, Penny Parder escorted by Mike Munsee, Mar- RENDEZVOUS WITH ROMANCE Prom 1987 garet Johnson accompanied by Jay Reese, Hollie Heilbrun escorted by Greg Schweitzer, and Leigh Ann Mitchell accompanied by Les I'tegg. Leigh Ann Mitchell was chosen queen. Her mother was crowned queen of her senior prom almost 30 years ago. Tom Sawyer was taking pictures in front of the large ballon arch to remember this special occasion. Later that evening the post prom was started at the Elk’s Club. There was dancing upstairs and gambling with bogus money downstairs. The Seniors and Juniors rocked Post prom king and queen. Dennis Muir and Julie Weis, look on as Mr. Benson hands out prizes to lucky Seniors and Juniors. Juniors, like Tammy Slye and Uni Greer, decorated for last year's successful prom. the night away for almost 5 Vi hours, onlly taking a break to see Dennis Muir and Julie Weis crowned king and queen of the post prom, and to hear Mr. Benson give out prizes donated by local businesses. Prizes included everything from gift certificates for free pizza to a portable television set and walkmans. The Juniors and Senior’s Rendezvous with Romance was truly a night to remember. Prom court member Chris Brooks. Prom court member Barb Mancino. The queen was crowned in front of the large balloon arch. Classmates also had their photos taken here by Tom Sawyer. 8 Top: Leigh Ann Metchell was chosen as 1987 prom queen. Her escort was Less Utegg. Kyra Kester, Margaret Johnson. Hollie Bottom: 1987 Prom Court. Heilbrun. Crystal Kreitzbendcr and Penny Parker. THE CLASS 12 8861 THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS . . Albert, Robb September 14. 1970 Retired from Professional Baseball Albert. Scott July 6. 1970: Mamed to J C. with 3 boys, and living in luxury after winning the Lottery. AM. Den March 5. 1970: DAhl . Dano . ‘ Danny boy StiM hanging around the brew crew wb4e living in the mountains. Training for my first marathon and searching for the formula to cure baldness Allen. Stephanie Paula November 20. 1969: Clyde , Airhead . Ste-pheno : Still trying to convince B A and J.L to make J.P. and me dinner and remembering all the crazy parties at Mead Park Amoroao, Liaa Lynn October 7. 1969 Amo . Lis . Lee StW playing scruples as honestly as possible with T M . R A . and M R. Anderaon, Sandra Lea April 3. 1970: Sandy . Spook . Jr Wondar ing why I ever jumped off a bridge at 3 00 a m. and can’t understand why T.B can’t bncklay Babcock. Brian January 30. 1970 Dog : Still m college partying while winning the gold medal at the Olympics in Diving. Bailay, Elizabeth April 9. 1970: Beth . Lizabeth , LB : StiM at the fair with B W. and J.K. trying to find a ride home and playmg basketball for the Globe Trotters Baker. Len February 12. 1970 Bake : I will be m the Navy living in Hawaii Baran, Shar July 29. 1970: Sharbar . Shaba : Still going to the Smokey Cabin with L.G.. T.S. and Crue wondering Who has a key? and Who’s coming m? Ballinger, Amy April 19. 1970: Amy Bob . Rad . Amos Driving my sky blue convertabie Mercedes in Miami with G.R. S.R.. and J.L. Benton, Tracey June 1. 1970: Fifi”: Wondering why M E.. S B and I got moved so much in art. comparing weekends with A C and wondering why I’m doing this Black. Jeff October 29. 1969: White . Bird . Blacky Living in Florida with K K whrfe rolling in the bushs and partying with K K and M F while looking for J.P. Bogerl, Brad April 18. 1970: I'l be lost m the Yukon territory. Bothell, Daniel J.: February 6. 1970: Idiot . Dangerous Danny Finally perfected the hand-held nuclear bomb and the chemistry drawer alarm. Bova, Patrick February 15. 1970 Pat . Deago . Crazy Deago . Patso : Still saying I’m losing my mind , and teaching Eddie Van Halen how to roalty play that thing! Brown, Shandeil May 24. 1970: Brownie StiU thinking of A D.'s birthday party and wondering if the Ouji Board is StiU out to get me. Bugbee, Barry May 20. 1970: Bugs : I'll become the President of the USA Bunco, Renee August 7, 1970: Giggles : Still trying to stay out of trouble with Wiggloc. Partying up in Florida with O M . Wiggles, and K B Working as a R N Carlstrom, Dorcae February 25. 1970: Still going to get more Wm with J.S for a surprise party for J H and K.F. and still explaining that there really was a lot of traffic. Chelton, Judy May 26. 1970: Jude . Ted Happily married to S A with a family. Famously designing clothing with my designer label AL-BE. Clark, Amy December 14. 1969: Ame . Joannie . Worm Woman . Still wondering who the undercover cop was that Jan and I soaked from Char-leen's car on the last day of school. 1987 Corrall, Catharine Ann February 3. 1970 Cath . CathyreH”. Cath-Woman : StHI wearing stockings and spying on Parkers with K W while pushing M L. out of the mud hole hi Mead Park. StiO part of the Chem II Foo foos Cowles, Tylar February 17. 1970: T . Chuck : Still going out with the 88 B Crew. J.L.. D A . and L.S.. as a Single, rich fisherman. Cox, Todd September 10. 1969 M J W . Coxy StiM trying to figure out why B.S.. D.W.. MG. and M.K. cal me M J.W StiU watching M G. for his wife Crawford, April May 30. 1970:1 want to go to Triangle Tech to become an architect. My dream is to marry Vern Davis and live happily ever after. Cross, Robort January 31. 1970 Bob Retired on my own yacht m Ihe Pacific Ocean Culver. Rebecca A. November 26. 1969: Bookadood . Spec . Spuds”: Strfl getting caught with A M and S B. after taking J.P. home Trymg to find J.P.'s muffler with A M. and B.C. then calling A M 's Dad for HELP! Czech, Greg September 13. 1969: In twenty years I will be out of this town, down south with a good paying job. I hope to have a beautiful wife. Davis. Kelly Marie May 5. 1970 Grub . Mr Hunt Kntt Still mtssmg D.H while he's working, and still getting in trouble with M P Deane. Lisa December 20. 1969 I isa Kay” StiU gomg over to Shawn’s house and watching footbaH and wondering why S.H. and T.R don’t get senous Derby. Chuck March 4. 1969: Kerwood StiU cruising around town listening to heavy metal music Dewey. Robin Lynn October 24. 1969 Cardinal . Rob . Dewey Mamed to B H . with tw.n . living m Tennessee, m a log cabin m the Boon-ies And an interior Decorator, plus author of a best seller Dingfeldar, Sherry December 4. 1969 Ding : Still urban surfing and playing Ou|i on bock roadc with C.N.LA. F S MN. and C S. Downey, Tom August 28. 1969 Teadge . Tommy Wommy . “Ernest Jackson StiU sitting at the round table with Mac thinking of ways to slay the eternal dragons I and II. maybe married to II Dunnewold, Ann April 11. 1970 Annabeile . Jez-a-beile Still going to Jackson Hill with L A. and D.F looking for George Married to Scott and have one kid and three on the way Eberhardt. Meliasa August 1. 1970 I emonhead . Airhead . Spazz Getting home at 2:30 a m and everybody wondering where I was StiM having experiences with Ness, and stiB terrorizing the J R High with S B Eehelmen. Yvonne J. July 9. 1970 Making housecaHs to the outer reaches of the Galaxy Fiecut. John December 4. 1969 Trapper John Have a job that pays weU and when it is faH I will be trapping, hunting, and fishing Fogle, Kim May 18. 1970: Foge . Air Spending hours at the gas station with MG L. wondonng which way to park Foster, Dawn February 13. 1970 Fred . Dawn-O StiM going to Jack- son Hill looking for George with A D and I A and trying to stop fatting up and down stairs Also married to T N Fralick, Denise Lynne December 5. 1969 Henry . Booger StiU with K.T. StUl being friends with J P„ D.S . and S A Fullom Karta October 20. 1969 Still trying to convince D E that Dodge Power can't be Beat and still being called Frog by a certain few Gage, Erik Gagey . Gager Stdl telling D.W to turn on his bghts. Gates, Shane September 23. 1970 Trying to explain my memory lapse to the Senate Committee . Gavazzi. Ann September 4, 1969 Anna Banana : Still scaring M L and L B in the D O parking lot with T M and M W Ginn, Mark May 21. 1970 Cinnzor . Oudo : Still wondering who I hit hy Luigis with Elvis and D.W on the night of V-1-3. Gorton, Brian October 31. 1969: Flash I'll be having a great time living an exciting life while trying not to think of how old I am. Greece. Steve December 17. 1969 Smoothy . Mr. Goodfoot . Grec Playmg football for the Dallas Cowboys, then as my hobby, playing guard for the Boston Celtics Greer, Loni 8 March 22. 1970: Les . Angle . Frootloop : Still going back to the Smokey Cabm with T S . S B . and Crue Wondering Who has a key? and Who's coming in’” Grice, Tom. November 6. 1970 Jamie Sid . Jerry Playing lead guitar for The Grateful Dead under the assumed name of Jamie Winter Hajec, Cherleen July 22. 1970: Char . Rita Still getting puUed over with J.C.. J.V.. K.S., E M., and K M for spraying water out of a moving vehicle. Halfaet, Stephanie August 27. 1970 Emahp-ets : StiU waiting for Brad to get a day off... and waiting and waiting and still wondering if B B really did say that to R P Hamilton, Larry: July 22. 1969 Speed . Putz StiU stinging pizzas and stfl With Sheita StiU listening to Ozzy and jammm’ out to Mega Death Herrington. Tom December 26. 1969 Howdy I'l be married and have two kids, and I don't know why. Henderson. Paul July 9. 1970 Doc . Swede . Mad Dog A wealthy man living abroad, trying to figure out how to keep the world safe from people like D B who want to blow it up Herberg, Mark September 10. 1969 Herbie StiU having lop work on the Heartbeat ot America Hees, Sonya September 12. 1969: Married to Mark C with two kids. Sta going out with Head and starting fights, and ot course, st confused about life. Howies, Rob: December 26. 1969 Mellow . Bob : A draftsman tor a major company in L A 20 years from now . . . 20 years 20 years from now . . 20 years from now THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS . . . Huff, Jalbart May 17. 1970: J«l . Jolly - Slill looking for tho right car and |ob. Swamp riding wilh M P. and looking for my glasses with M.P, C.J., and M H. Ruling . Pamela Sue July 11. 1970: Pammy Sue : Still fighting A S. and loving every minute of it Hunt, Douglas Michael September 24. 1969: Flying for some airline and making money with K D spending it all before I see it. Jackman, Scott November 30. 1969 By that time I w� n either be the executive programming and design consultant for I B M making S400.000 per year, or World Dictator. Jaquith, Charles G. August 12. 1970: Chuck . Charlie . “Uncle Chuck : To be an architect living and dosigrung houses in PA somewhere Still hanging out with M.T.. M.S.. and P S. Jaquith, Tammy Crane September 28. 1969: Making Millions Jones, Robert E. February 9. 1970: Bobby Joooooones . Arnold S G still showing mo his highlight films. Taking my kids to watch R.A. m the pros, and still waiting for our train ride with M R Joy, Shawndell July 23. 1969 “Shawme . Swany Still trying to pay my debts back to my parents, getting out of the Airforce with a big pension Stilt being a party animal Jude. Rick April 27. 1970: Body Inspector : Married to Pam Working in my own body shop, driving a 57’ Chevy, and still having tun with P.S., K.L.. A S . and B C Jukes, Tammy Lynn June 10. 1970: Tam Married to Frank with two kids and have my own beauty salon. Remembering the fun times at Vo-Tech, and still loving my brut. Kshle, Trisha June 8. 1970: Rusty”. T L : StiB waiting for the right moment to seek out and destroy S.M. Still trying to figure out where an those frogs came from with Traci Kent, Annette June 4. 1970: Anet”. Wee Wee , Nettie : Still trying to climb those hi� s without the help from C.M and K.N. Kloss, Mike: August 5. 1970 Santa : Still trying to figure Out how MG. D W. and I got to the Elgin underpass with V-1-3. Koestner. Shonda May 28. 1970: Goose . Shanoon . Oonsha': Still choolm off on the Bridge while dancin' in the rain with Toad (J.K.) rememberin' how many experiences we've had drivm and lived through them Kostraba, Tom December 21, 1968: Working conoiruction ond partying my way to a higber paying job Sitting with my wife and kids remembering Corry High Krone, Jodi Octobor 10. 1970: Toad . Doji , Krone Still chookn off the Bridge while dancin' in the ram with Goose (S.K ) rememberin' how many experiences we've had driving and lived through them Kubich, Matt August 14. 1969 Kubs Still single and landscaping Kysor, Kevin R. March 3. 19 0 KysJ.B and I are living m Florida making mega bucks, while we are hitting all the parties. Still waiting for R.E to show up. Labowaki, Larry April 5. 1970: Will be the oldest competitor in the Olympics 400 free relay with R.V.. TW. and S.M Also singing Bobby Brown on the ride. Lang. Amy August 26. 1971 Aim Still running around in my electric wheelchair and having a high paying |Ob in computer programming Lindsay, Joelle: July 3. 1970: JO . Jodi . Jo-Bob : Living m Michigan and married with two kids Having a sucessful life and stilt wondering how S.R. A B.. and G R are doing at S R s business Lindsey. Kellie January 15. 1970: Fee Foo . Kellie Lee . Ket : Working in a hospital, raising a family, wishing I were playing Volleyball, making Stupid jokes With S A W . K.S.W . C.A.C.. L S.N.. T S S.. S B., and others. Loveranes, Marygrace January 20. 1970 Burger King . Mar-Wee”. Mar Owning Burger Kings with nonshp floors. Asking M W why I can't play the piano, while still waiting for P L to tell me the whole story. Luebbert, Jeanne: December 4. 1969: Lueby-do : Wondering how I got through the cat with A.S. Bio's last nme weeks with K.F.. and stil trying to get through my ten years of college Mancino, Teresa Anne Elizabeth October 31. 1969 Teri . Tee . Ter : Still trying to convince everyone that T M stands for Ten Mancino. not trade-mark Maryott, Tricia Lynette January 7. 1970 Tnsh . Squish . Trash : Still trying to convince Ten that T.M stands for Tncia Maryott not Ten Mancmo. Matteson, Jeff March 18. 1970: Reffrey . Moonie Still cruising around with Steve and taking x-rays of peoples body parts . Preferably female and good looking but you can't have everything May. Mark O. August 27. 1969 Radar Still trying to Stay Out Of trouble on tho night before my birthday. May. Shell! Ann July 23. 1970 Kuba”. Kaba . SheMi Maybto Living away from Corry. married to J F. wilh two kids Owning my own line of stores and having B M work for me. for a change' : Maynard. Eve Marie September 21. 1969: Sub-Fug Being a tail polling Jersey Swamp 8unny. going cross country with K.M. to see the Bon Jovi Boys, and getting stuck in the Mead Park mud. McClellan. Brian December 2. 1969 Just retiring for the Air Force and getting into drag racing McCoy, Kriaten Lee November 30. 1970: Knssy - Wild In Tlw Streets of New .Jersey, pulling tails and looking tor Lema Moon”. Captain Kidd America , and The King of Swing with E M, McCray, Bradley February 16. 1969 I'B be own.ng my own restaurant, living happily ever after with Steph and Brent. Middleton, Chriatine L. I'll be married to Kenny, have two kids and living happily ever after. Mennetti, Jo Ann March 6. 1970: Jo : StiB partying and happity married to Bid McIntyre, Greg June 4. 1969: Boe : Gun selling to the Contras and explaining it two the Senate Hearing Committee (Oiiie North) McIntyre, Shane November 29. 1969: Mac”- Trying out for the Olympic Swim team, while being the oldest participant Rich and kving in the Caroiinas Migliacco. Kathleen February 13. 19 0 I hope to have raced in the Olympics, still rumng and having a job m theropy. sports medicine and training. Coaching and working with sports related injuries Mitchell, Merry December 15. 1969: Mitch : Still wondering why Arne. Anohame. A ho. and Lisa are arguing about her Dad's Dad and my Dad's Dad and trying to remember the bike shop. Morton, Anne: October 25. 1969 Margaret . Annabananu . Annie . StiB getting in trouble by using my mouth too much. Still cruising town with B.C.. J P. S B . C.W.. S.S.. and R B trying to pass Ed and Edna Munn, Jeff October 20. 1969 Munster : Still trying to tell the guys that I am the True Fisherman Near. Meliaaa Marie July 5. 1970 Missy . Bis ; Kitty Being able to h Hp toonagors realize that there is more to life then they think turning to drugs, alcoftol or suicide isn't it. Nelson, Bill September 15. 1969: WiHie”: In Orlando. Florida looking for diaspora and watching Penn State defeat Miami again Nichols, Bob January 29. 1970: Nick-Bod : Becoming Eddie Van Haien li and still trying for S H. Nichols, Candy August 6. 1969 Candididida . Candace Diandus”: Still running around Mr. C's parking lot will S.D and E.S. trying to avoid the police with toilet paper in our hands Nielsen, Lauretta April 12. 1970: Retta . Letta . Lettuce : Still cruising town with Y Y. and J.P doing Chmeso fire drills and waiting for D A. to come back Norton. Nicole Lee: June 12. 1970: Fug . Sling . Easy Heavy Metal Rock Goddess DJ. being pampered by my harem of 7th grade men Still drinking carrot juice , chasing transvestites, and taking rounds for walks. Peters, Kimberly Ann: October 22. 1969: Pete . Pee Wee . Monkey . Living in the Hawiian Grasslands, growing my own crops. Phillips, Laura M. November 27. 1969 Dale , SmiJey . Panda”. I'll be working in a b g hospital as a R N and married to S.M Pokosh, Melissa L: April 13. 1970 Mol Still wondering how .leihort lout his glasses “Swamp riding , and still getting in trouble with Kelly Prather, Julie Ann April 29. 1970: Juls . J P , Jap - SMI staying up all hours of the night with T.T. and still hanging out car windows while L N is driving and 8.W is following us. Price, M. Elizabeth August 31. 1970 Sunnie : I hope to be a dance (ballet) instructor and a professional artist as weB as a jxofessional singer and song writer. Proper, Thaddeus J. December 2. 1969. Thad . I J ”. .Johnny” Stfl cruisin' the back roads, running into the cops and ducking into the t) Q with H R . and S.C.. and rewinding the beginning of Over The Top with K M Rainieri, Jason Douglas: April 29. i960: Spinner . Jaybird . Rabe -Designing a major bridge across the Mississippi and a skyscaper in New York City. Plus I will be sailing the ocean on my huge sailboat. Reaugh, Mary: February 26. 1970: Chippy : A famous fashion designer. Roiling in the bucks in some big city . 20 years from now ... 20 years 20 years from now ... 20 years from now . 15 • • THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS Risck, John Alan February 11. 1970 Rieckster : Riecker : Geeker : Living m Hawaii, married with two kids, playing the part of Magnum. I’m going to be rich and famous. Riker, Laanne Lynn June 25. 1970: Leianne . Fug . Lee : Still looking for my trip and asking people for rounds to walk. Hosting Saturday Night Live and screaming at people but really, just kiddmg. Roberta, Gaorgianna May 22. 1970 Giggie”. Baby-Bob . Giggie-Bob : A great writer disguised as a New York City bag lady. Robinson. Jeramy December 9. 1969: Jer . J.R J.B Running a chain of luxury hotels and owning a fleet of classic cars Rogers, Sonja October 13. 1969. Soonie : Retired from teaching, have my own business, and still hanging out with G R . A R . and J L Rogers, Tammy June 18. 1970: “Tam Still sneaking around with T.G. Rugar, Tim June 27. 1969: “Roog . Roog-man . Huey : To be married to Elissa and having three kids. Sabatino, Julie Blondie . Bombshell . Sabatino : Still part ying with J M . R R.. B.M , S.W and K.B . traveling the world and enjoying life to its fullest. Schweitzer. Lori Anne July 28. 1970: Lori Anno . L.S. , Cop'n Lunch : StiH bowling on the spur of the moment with L.8.. B.W., and J.P. while dreaming about K.T.'s light with S.M. Ketvy Sue- I'll be missing you! Schweitzer, Michele September 26. 1969: Muffy . SheH . Frogger Married to Allen with two kids and still being grounded by my parents for crimes I never committed. Scouten, Wendy July 18, 1970: Pooh”: Still looking for bottles m the weeds with T.H., B.S.. and S.A . and hoping M E.has gotten rid of her headache . Sherwood, Kelli March 15. 1970: Deal with it. Shettler. Mark October 2. 1969: Luscious I will become a wealthy singer and actor. Shreve, Lauran February 16. 1970: Shrever . Snagtepus : Still lost in M� ad Park with M R . and J.L.. being tho owner of Fronch Creok Tavern, and taking Mr Rozelles job. Silka, Gary A. December 13. 1969: Neck : Hoping to be m the Air Force and having a very good career there. Skelton, Lucinda July 14. 1970: Cmdi . Roo : Married to P J. and still throwing parties in the big” town of Spartansburg with C.V.. and the gang Slye, Amy May 8. 1970 Troy”. Slyefox Married to Troy, and still wondering why I went to a parly in the middle of the road with D.W. Slye, Tammy S. November 19. 1969: Suz : Still going back to the Smokey Cabin with L.G . S.B.. and “crue wondering- Who has a key? and Who's coming in? Smith. Leigh Ann October 23. 1969: Red . Smitty : Still wondering how this book came together. Remembering the fun at the B� g Q”. and living it up as an army-girl with J.H.! Socoaki, Paul: October 19. 1969: “Slovak”. P.S. . SoCo : Retiring from the Air Force and still collecting Steeler” bets from Jeff Black Spencer, Bob: September 5. 1970: Spence B S Still with A C. at Kathy's house, being threatened by a bunch of out of towners Sperry, Dawne: October 23. 1969: Duck . Sperk . Quackles : Partying w the gang, killing frogs w S.D.. lifting weights w J.P., M F.. M.D. drinking out of 3 liter bottles w J.K. C.C. Sperry. Jarrin February 26. 1970: Sper Ball . Jerry”. Spermy Having my own radio show on some big radio station. Still being chased through the streets of Corry by the Srjuirt Gun Man Sproveri, Shelly September 10. 1970: Wiggles”. Spro : Still trying to stay out of trouble with )� ggles. partying it up in Fla with jiggles and D M Married to Kip. working as an R.N Stoddard. Amy January 30. 1970: Aimer”. Mandi”. George”: Hiding from E.M R. on weekends with Pete, doing chem-anatomy experiments in the lab and cheating to make the fir© hotter and find the anewor coonor. Stavana, Kelli March 6. 1970: Moving away from Corry! Getting married to John, and still wondering how we ever lasted Stufflebeam, Charlene January 22. 1967: Hoping to still be with boobless, tubeless. Bitless. Besides still having fun with M S., B.P.. B.K.. P.W.. J.M.. window Tharp, Vaneeaa June 3. 1970. Bonehead , Ness : Still having new experiences with M E. and sitting on rooftops with A K. at 2 a m. Thau rat, Michael October 25. 1969: Still with Yulonda. racing and building fast cars. Thomaa, Katharine E.: April 18. 1969: Puppy : Hopefully married to Brian V. and working at Sea World with Dolphins. Thomaa, Kelvin L. October 23. 1969: Kelly . Tom Widget Still with D.F. Still convincing J.S. that Husky should stick to just sewing machines, and stocking shelves at Tom's Market to keep the R running. Tice, Judith L: April 10. 1970 Judy . Jude . “Cool Dude : Still regretting breaking up with Todd and being a beauty operator or teacher Never, ever forgetting those Coolers , and great times at Vo-Tech Toplovich, Scott October 5. 1969 Still working on Herbie's Heartbeat of America Triacuit, Traci May 6. 1970 Waiting for the perfect moment to seek out and destroy S.M Cruisin' the big town during snow storms with Stella and Scattison. Remembering all those frogs Troyar, Patti S. January 10. 1970: Pat”. P T. . Still yetting In trouble with D.D.. especially on Labor Day Weekend, and riding the ATC at 1:00 in the morning Utagg, Amy April 12. 1970: Making a million for my first best selling novel VanCiaa, Janat September 1. 1970: Jan”. Bruiser , Mrs. Alec John Such”: Still romping in Mead Park catching (Bug-Panda) and getting busted with EM. K.M . C.H.. J.C.. and K.S. Remembering three night visitors (B M.. C.J.. D.F.) Vandarhoof. Cathy: October 28. 1969: Married to Rick Cox with seven kids listening to heavy metal going to parties in Sparty. VanderWeela, Richard A. November 14. 1969 Ricky Pooh . B B . Rich : Millionaire 8io Technishion Irving in Beverly Hills. Ca. doing research around the world, but still playing soap hockey in the shower with T.W and J.L. Volk. John October 18. 1969: JVDV : Having fun with my friends, and still talking to T.M. on the phone at 2 a m. Wade, Jennifer: June 18. 1970 Spike . “Jiffy : Still going to the lake with I.T.. K.M and S.H. trying to find the men from MOON. Waite, Chriatina: May 11. 1970: Chipper . Jugs . Hooters : Still trying to stay out of trouble, still partying with friends. Unmarried with a moneymaking career, and hopefully tiappy. Watroua, Michelle March 9. 1970 T.D.F , Himey Still snooping around T.W.'s house with L.B.. T.M.. A.G.. and M.L. decorating the car and falling down the back steps. Weaver, Deniee: September 10. 1969: Airhead Mamed to Rick, still wondering about partying in the road with A S and a bunch of guys and still trying to invent dry water. Weicht, Mike November 1. 1970: Buck . Wheaty : You only live once Weis. Jeff July 24. 1969: I want to be rch and already retired Wesoloaki, Darin March 18. 1970: Wes : Be partying, live long, die hard, and be well off. Westfall, Ericks July 8. 1970: Er-head Still married to Shawn, working as a cosmetologist, and asking S.W where T.J. puts her brut. Whitaker, Dan October 31. 1969 Witter : Telling M G what we hit with Elvis and V-1-3. Wilkins, Michele Anne June 11. 1970: Shel . Shel-bel . Shelkins : Still b S.-ing with C.C. K.L.. K W . and L.S Having a mary ole time with the Chem II Fee-Foos. and wondering if I'll ever look older than 12. Williams, Kelly: September 19. 1969: Still wearing stockings on my head, being a parking attendent with C.C.. and fetching my 2.500th football Winched, Timothy: December 29. 1969: Tim . Timmy-hun Still wondering why I worked at the Y . and playing Soap Hockey in the shower with R V. and J.L. Wingard, Devo Eric July . 1969. Wino . St«H in the middle Of no where with T.M and 3 kids, m own a Harley-Davidson. Chevy Blazer, and a Condo Young. Yulonda May 27. 1970: Twenty years from now I'll probably be happily married and raising Mikes's children. I'l also be cheering for Mike's race team from the pits. Zuendel. Randy April 18. 1970. Super Stud . Zwen : Making lots of monoy ond having fun with all my friends. 20 years from now 20 years 20 years from now . . 20 years from now . 16 Janice L Adams Laurie L. Adams Daniel W. Ahl Jr. Robert A. Albers Scott L. Albers Stephanie Allen Jason J. Amoroso Lisa Lynn Amoroso Sandy Anderson Brian P. Babcock Jody Babcock Elizabeth Bailey Len A. Baker Shar Baran Michelle Elaine Bartlett Amy Kathleen Bellinner 17 Daniel J. Bothell Patrick Bova Renee D. Bunce Dorcas Carlsirom Shandell Marie Brown Barry Buftbce Brian Campbell Rich Carson Catherine Ann Correll Joni L Courtney Tammy Crane (Jaquith) Tyler Cowles April Crawford Chuck Cox Andrew Lee Cross Rebecca Ann Culver Robin Sue Curtis SUPER SENIORS Impress Us By Being Most ... Most involved in school Likely to succeed spirit Paul Henderson Kellie Lindsey Marc Reese Kelly Williams Rod Curtis Kelly Marie Davis Sherry Lynn Dinjjfelder Lisa Kay Deane Tom Downey Chuck Derby Ann Dunnewald Robin Lynn Dewey Melissa Eberhardt Eric Ga e Shane Gates Ann Marie Gavazzi Brian Gorton 20 John Fiscus Jason Fisk Heather Fuller Karla Fullom Denise Lynne Fralick Kimberly Fogle Mark K Ginn Steve Graet-u SUPER SENIORS Show Pride In Being Most athletic Full of school spirit 1 jn Ahl Shelly Wilkins Cathy Correll Bob Spencer l� ni S. Greer Tom Grice 21 Andy Gehriein Charleen Rat Hajec Stacie Lynn Higley Robert Howies Stephanie Halfast Mark L. Herbert Jelbert Huff Pamela Sue Hulings Scott Jackman Charles Jaquith Rick Jude Annette Kent Tammi Lynn Jukes Trisha Kahle Michael John Kloss Shonda Lee Koestner Jimmy Kensinger Thomas Kostreha SUPER SENIORS Express Their Talent Through . .. Creativity Music Lori Schweitzer Pal Bova Leigh Smith John Volk Jodi Krone Kevin K. Kysor Michelle Johnson Craig M. Johnston Bobby Jones Larry Labowski Joelle Charlene Lindsey Amy Sue Lang I Kellie Lee Lindsey Peter l emajic MaryGraee Loveranes James W. Lathrop Gregg J. Long Jeanne Luebbert Jon Maker Teresa Anne Mancino Tricia Lynelle Maryott 24 Jo Mennetti Kathleen M. MlRllaccio Shawn I . Migliaccio SUPER SENIORS Ama e I s B Being class clowns Having large appetites Lauren Shreve Trim Maryolt Bob Cross Shonda Koestner Eve Marie Maynard Christine I. Middleton Kimberly Diane Miles Merry K Mitchell Margaret Anne Morton Debra Mountain Kristen Lee McCoy Brian McClellan Shane McIntyre Tom McIntyre Bill Nelson Candace Nichols Jeff Munn Bradley McCray Melissa Marie Near Joseph D. Nicklas Shawn D. McArdle John Gregory McIntyre Chris Neiswonger L Lauretta J. Nielsen 26 Bob Nichols Lisa Nichols Nicole I e Norton Kimberly A Peters Joy Lou Peterson Laura Phillips Melissa Lee Pokosh Jim Porath Joy Peterson Mark Ginn Ten Mancino Mark Shetller SUPER SENIORS Keep Us Smiling By .. . Being outgoing A contagious laugh Julie Ann Prather M E (Sunnie) Pncv 27 John Alan Rieck Jeremy Robinson 28 Julie Sahat inn Jason Douglas Rainieri Mary Ellen Reaugh Leanne Lynn Riker .Jf'' jrv ib ¥ % - . Sonja Rogers Tammy L. Rittenhouse Tammy Rogers Edward Schmitt Lori Anne Schweitzer Mart Reese Georgiana Roberts Michele Schweitzer Gary Anthony Silka Cindi Skelton Amy Katherine Sljre Tammy Suzanne Sly SUPER SENIORS Show Class By Being The . . . Best dancers Best dressed Lias Amoroso Peter Lemajic Jason Rainieri Trisha Kahle Charlene S Smith Leigh Ann Smith Shelly Marie Sproveri Bob Spencer Stuart L. Stanbro Paul Socoski Vanessa Tharp Michael I. Theuret Susie Thomas Judy L Tice Dawne Robynn Sperry Kelli Anne Stevens Katherine K. Thomas Scott Toplovich Amy Darlene Stoddard Kelvin Thomas Traci Lynn Triscuit 30 Patti Sue Troyer Amy I teg Richard A. Vanderweele Tim Vargo John Volk Jennifer Wade Cathy L Vanderhoof SUPER SENIORS Humor Us By Hein The .. . Most gullible Best excuse makers Stephanie Allen Eric Gage Tim Vargo Traci Triscuit Christina Anne Waite Daniel J. Whitaker David Wingard Michele Anne Wilkins Sheila Wingard Yulonda L Young Kelly Sue Williams Timothy K Winchell Randy Zuendel Congratulations Class of ’88 32 THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS Seniors Adam . Janice As 30 l� e� -Jan' Manny . FV' Sta po rfl on J w about A H and watsig lot aomaon good to con along Adam laur.a Lynn August 10. 1970 Addy . Saxy Std goeg to A 0 ’ port-. and walchng Of trp on tha tlan Wcnjnng who was on Tie Pool Dock and swing tapado yaady Babcock. Jody Oecambar 19. '969 Bat ' Hope u y bawig a � a� ge n« in it A� Fat end wmg to Ftaid and crating around s' my Farran w«n K W Bartiatt. Mtchalla May 10. 1970 Marred to SS win two chJdran and ownsig my own beauty � aton tn ton place other than Cony Banaon. Jo Apt 26 1970 Oenc r , Pop . Oumb-daygo A COO S' Mono- owing a 1 m on doaar hout . drung a Pacha. partyng every r� ght with al my gsttrendt Courtney. JorM May 10 1970 Mk Pont H«|K| marred to Mk Ph«H % « th«« CftJdran Proeabty Wing si nonng Cary , but hopetoty Wing si North Gar can Cox. Chart October 29 1969 Marred and Wsg at ferewaytron Cony at lean gat cruungevery weekend on my t ei itthon Croat. Andy February. 19. 1970 Std 1 Cathy n ih B S tiding ch � d rth ctobn Curtie Rod December 22. 1969 Oobar I hale COW because they throw arwt 1 ewer me Fiak. jaaon Apr 30. 1970 OJ Sta ctsnbsg targa son thsig with Stud Wood --O who mw new M- Bucket a Lung «rth K M QrT-tMVj si window 1 ? 00 am . and navmg Ion Foliar. Haathar AprJS 1970 Hooter Manad to Roger w«h two kid . � td gosg out ►iNSny «. h r Chavatle cau sg trouble Johnaon. M.chaii Apr 8. 1970 Sh a y' . Sheabat . Cxc Marred to Ma. win A A 8 and B A B Std ramambarsg th Sfcsnmar o 85 and lagattsg the Wsitar ot 86 Johnaton. Craig jun 23 1970 Cragert St waksg at Ouakty ano laorung how to nai tna rahia van Lathrop. Jim October 2V 1969 Pup . Huey Sid hangng oul mm th BOr riabrg St ira money Bartendog at F T . and � td vngla wtee Wmg si a nh te home at tha and o« Snap Road Mctntyra. Torn OclObar 6 1969 Mac Dtbn' Supreme Stud S-tlng atthe ruurrt lalw win T 0 tNnksg ot nay to slay the Eternal Oregon whde ua irymg to ramamber ifw nao to Geigan's wand Migliaccio. Shawn Patrick Augmt t. 1970 Steve Steve Wonda Succatitu n, r and onrer ot my own lan Ism Std trying to aom my v«n letter posit and hcsung around to mr Smi everybody art ran to Meienonger. Chrta May 5, 1969 Irving si Auwraka natcHng woman, partywig and avjwg I wouldn't have efl tha U S Nlcklaa. Jo May 7. 1970 me JJ St.i gating m trout th v C P attreCRS. Lv.yj-.j L S. and wondering what th heck R A and T M are ii R j A and my UiJhw Pataraon. Joy Lou May 8 1970 LOyJOu . Pat Boto HappJy mamad to MO wdh Mdch and Mendy Sid prom rung to kx Mom yard ano knock mg people 0 1 ire teal with my trrtge t Psiocco’ Raaaa W. Marc January 5 1970 R e er . Pea wee Underwear Kd r« probably b a rooacgrU o I can apank my monkey every day Rittanhoua . Tammy Apr 29. '970 Happey marred toGeage Sheet . two � Ot Ma.-gbg buck wooing si a Dam ortc Schmitt. Ed May 31 1970 Schrotty Cokxm l a ba gong crajy when th. Mr.) vu ax the 2007 world re to th Metv Stanbro. Stuart December 16 I960 Stu Shoym Th Natusar Std havan i ■••uiml ALF epaode. and wartsig la th return ot Rhonda Watroua. Jeff Jerald October 10 1989 Don't know tor ure. v ' lusg Me a a com Kricka Westfall 20 years from now 20 years from now 20 years 20 years from now High Ranking Seniors L V .4? tP if ROBERT ALBERS TRICIA MARYOTT LISA AMOROSO EVE MAYNARD BRIAN BABCOCK SHAWN McARDLE ELIZABETH BAILEY shane McIntyre SHARLENE BARAN thomas McIntyre AMY BELLINGER CHRISTINE MIDDLETON DANIEL BOTHELL CANDACE NICHOLS DORCAS CARLSTROM LAURETTA NIELSEN JUDY CHELTON NICOLE NORTON CATHARINE CORRELL MARC REESE YVONNE ESHELMAN LEANNE RIKER JASON FISK GEORG I ANA ROBERTS KARLA FULLOM JEREMY ROBINSON SHANE GATES TAMMY ROGERS ANN GAVAZZI EDWARD SCHMITT STEVEN GRAECA LORI SCHWEITZER CHARLEEN HAJEC AMY SLYE STEPHANIE HALFAST TAMMY SLYE PAUL HENDERSON LEIGH SMITH ; LARRY LABOWSKI PAUL SOCOSKI AMY LANG AMY STODDARD KELLIE LINDSEY AMY UTEGG GREGORY LONG RICHARD VANDERWEELE MARY GRACE LOVERANES MICHELLE WATROUS JEANNE LUEBBERT MICHELE WILKINS MICHELLE JOHNSON KELLY WILLIAMS TIMOTHY WINCHELL vv nKs,tf NV t of L c . vcvSO •ggss ? «•” 34 Daniel Bothell NATIONAL ML HI I .SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM This Letter of Commendation is awarded to I' awarded iu , DantcC ‘Botuctl for outstanding performance on the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude lest National Merit Scholarship Qualifying 'lest in 190() The Memories Live On World Events Stock Market crashes 500 points- October 19, 1987 Gorbachev and Reagan meet, sign Nuclear Missle Treaty. Iran-Contra scandal rocks Reagan adminstration Pop John Paul visits U.S. Space Shuttle program gears up 1988 Winter Olympics begin in Calgery Washington Redskins win Super Bowl Minnesota Twins capture World Series Presidental campaing begans PTL leaders Jim and Tammy Bakker fired Gary Hart's presidential asperations slashed over an affair with Donna Rice School Events Homecoming Week— Kelli Lindsey chosen as Queen. Beavers vs. Harhorcreek. tie 13-18 Julie Parker concert. Students from— Denmark, Finland. Panama, and Soviet Union vist CAHS. Marc Hccm- chosen Student Council President New Band Director— William Burns arrives Mrs. Skladonowski has a baby girl Student Council Christmas Dance Multi Media assembly Army Band entertains at CAHS assembly Sociology and Psychology classes put on impressive Self-Esteem assembly Junior High Sweetheart Dance Civics students visit to Harrisburg and Washington D.C. Writing Center opens in IMC. Students enjoy St. Patricks Day Carnival Students travel to France Air Band Dance Prom 1888 Class of 1888 graduates: June 3, 1988 Corry Students Enter The Working World Fame? Fortune? Prestige? For many of the students at CAMS, their day doesn't officially end when the bell rings at $U0 P.M. Even when they are worn-out from a hard day at school, they still have obligations to fulfill at work. Most really enjoy their work and view it either as a means of income or as a learning experience for use later on in life. Also, some students get jobs to “work with their friends and thus really enjoy working. How do parents feel about their children working? Some feel that it makes them more responsible while others are just glad to get the kids out of the house and making their own money. Usually students get a job in order to raise money for college or else to be able to have extra spending money. Although working usually doesn't allow for too much of a social life, it does have its benefits and the students enjoy the extra money, independence as well as added responsibilities. RIGHT Senior Yulonda Young has put in an average of 26 hours a week at Quality since she started working there during her senior year. TOP RIGHT Shonda Koestner always displays a friendly smile to her customers since she started working at Eckerd’s in August. BOTTOM RIGHT Tracey Wynn is a helpful cashier and all around good helper at G.C. Murphy’s. Ever since last summer Rick Anderson has been a willing worker and troublemaker at Quality Markets. If you want to know what really goes on behind the scenes in Bells just ask Christina Waite and Peter Lemajic. Seniors Ann Dunnewold and Kelli Stevens share their smiles to promote the Super Duper slogan We’re going to make you love us . .. 40 See how you are Jim always showing off your Quality smile. While Mike may often lie seen loading groceries, he also stocks shelves at Quality Markets. The McDonald's crew after a long night at work are ready to go home and get ready for another day. 41 Foreign Exchange Hej My name is lad Rasmussen. I'm from IVnmak. The weather there is about the same as here, except it is warmer here in the summer. I'm used to the snow, I'm living with David. Nancy. Kelly, Keri, and Kimberly Mitchell. They have all been wonderful to me. We have had a lot of fun. and they have made me feel right at home. In Denmark you have to go to a club outside the school, if you want to play any sports I love having sports In the school, because everybody is more involved in it At your pep assemblies I just love to stand there and try to scream my lungs out. Almost every thing about your school is just great! Especially all the students, who have been real nice to me. and I want to thank you for that. I really enjoyed my stay here, and I'm sure that will be back to visit you soon. If you ever should come to Denmark, come and visit me. Okay? Love. Lotte Terve! Mv name is Timo Leskinen and 1 don't actually mind how you pronounce it!! I'm the exchange student from Finland and I'm staying this year in your school! I'm enjoying my stay here very much! I like most of the Football and Basketball games and of course your assemblies! I like all the parties too! Your school spirit is great! 1 would like to thank all my friends for being nice and friendly and the teachers for trying to understand me! I would like to thank my host family of course who gave me a home I like it here! If you ever come to Finland. Stop by! Love. Timo 42 44 Students Visit DC 9th Graders Invade The Capital Washington D.C. ’87 March 17 thru 21,1987 marked the dates of the annual ninth grade excursion to Harrisburg, Gettysburg and Washington D.C. Approximately seventy students participated in the trip which is intended to give these students a first hand look at the workings of our state and national governments. This year’s group was one of the first to meet with newly elected governor, Robert P. Casey. He explained his work as governor and told of his goals for the next four years. Mark Singel. our newly elected Lieutenant Governor, found time to join our group along with Senator Peterson, Representatives Bowser and Bowley for lunch. He did a very good job answering questions and sharing his feelings of the first few months of being the second in command. While in the area we visited Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Station, a very interesting place. In Washington D.C. We toured all the usual historic and governmental places including the memorials, Capitol, White House, Arlington Cemetary etc. We were honored in Washington to see and talk to Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Conner-she was very impressive. Along with the historic and governmental places we also enjoyed the Washington National zoo, a subway ride, the Smithsonian, three theatre plays, and many other places in this very exciting city. Some memories of 1987 . . A) The unusual trip enjoyed bv John Lyon. B) Tracy Bcrkhous and Tawnya Diehl always sharing the the same toothbrush C) Mr Mitchell wanting to adopt Matt Allyn as his son. D) Heidi Walters touring the White House and not believing it was the W htte House. F.) The standing ovation our group gave the play The Mikado F) Trying to sneak pizza into the hotel. G) The quiet rememberance and sorrow we felt as we saw the Vietnam Memorial. H) Eating 76 McDonald's hamburgers during the 5 day trip. I) Understanding why Mr. Wilson is lasing his hair thanks to his visits to Three Mile Island Nuclear Plant for all these years J) Laughing so hard at the play Nun-seuse at Ford's Theatre, and getting to meet the actors after the play. K) The play at the Harlequin that put our entire group including Mr Mitchell into a state of unconsciouness. L) Kevin Frushone not getting into trouble M) Kelly McCray leaving her mark at the Red Roof Inn in Harissburg N) Being one of the best groups ever to go to Washington Debbie Hamilton, Lorie Anderson. Tonya Haynes, and Angel Perkins pose after their wreath presentation to the Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier. The world famous Washington National Cathedral-modeled after the Elgin-Bea-verdam Cathedral The winners of the second annual mouth as big as a canon contest. Last years' winner was Selena Skiff 6 Lisa Hulings. Brenda Crane, Tonya Han-yes, Verna Caldwell, Nikki Murphy, Malt Allyn, Mike Frontera, Jamie Kinny, Debbie Hamilton. Wendy Shephard, Angel Perkins. Missy Patten, Cindy Patten. Wendy McCracken, Gilbert Taylor. Kim Palmer. Tawnya Diehl. Tracy Berhous. Scolt Ludwig, Hamid Blakeslee, Adrian La bowski, Lori Anderson. Lisa Vanders-chaff, Marcy Crotty. Jill Catalfu. Ryan Gilbert, Heidi Walters. Eric SCouten, Valerie McConachie, Lorie Wood. Tim Lob-dell. Dennis Muir. Shawn Fuller. Darcy Crotty, Amy Burkhart, Beth Norton, Julie Kilter, Kristen Middleton, Julie Grenz, Danielle Talyor, Kevin Anundson, Matt Weis, Charles Gilbert, Kelly McCray. Lynn Vinca, Sue Cole, Jennifer Culver. Amy Warner. John Lyon. Mark Muir, Lance Greer, Kevin Frushone, Kevin Ginn. Wren Rasey, Heather Mclean, Thersa Shade. Carolina Angarita, Shawna Lingenfelter, Jenny Klindenst, Tom Ferguson. Mark Gustafson, Mike DeMarte, Kelly Clark. Kelly Robinson. Tim Beal, Lorie Petterson, Kris Terril, Site of the Gettysburg Address Lance Greer gets caught with a well kept secret Our Tim Beal, Ryan Gilbert, and Debbie Hamilton meet with Congressman Tom Ridge. (Walters and Rasey thought he was a tour guide.) 47 TRIP TO MEXICO At 4:00 a m. on June 13, 1987, three vans full of students and Mr. and Mrs. McCray headed to Hopkins Airport in Cleveland and boarded a flight for Mexico City via Chicago. After three days of sightseeing, shopping for .bargains, and sampling the native foods in the world's largest city (18 million people) the group took a long bus ride through Mexican desert and the city of Cuerna-vacca to Taxco, the silver city. Here everybody took advantage of the low silver prices before spending the night in a beautiful motel. The following day’s bus ride took the group to Acapulco, the famous Pacific resort, where the travelers spent their final three days enjoying the sun. sand, and surf. The following students participated in the trip to Mexico: Alan Proper, Mike Hrenko, Marc Reese, Randy Stultz. Bryan Ashby, Andy Steuart, John Nichols, Dean Sproveri, Eric Potocki, Greg Schweitzer, Chris Dyne, Cristina Waite, Charlene Hajec, Shelly Spoveri, Autumn McLel-lan. Tami Danks, Nikki Norton, and Heather Fuller. We wanted a perfect ten Mr. McCray, Not a five! View of Acapulco Bay from the Calinda Hotel The groups first dinner in Mexico City after their first full day. Taxco. the silver city, tucked in the Mexican mountains. Marc Reese with Mexican sarape. sombrero. and bull whip, Famous church in Taxco. Much of the inside is inlaid with gold. Guten Tag! From Germany Going to a foreign country- is only a dream for most students, but in the summer of 87 this dream became a reality for seven Corry students. Through an exchange program several German students came to Corry for a month and stayed with some Corry students and their families. Then, this summer seven of these host students went to Germany for a month and stayed with the same students they hosted in Corry- These seven students, Kelly Williams, Cathy COrrell, Ed Schmitt, Rick VanderW'eele, Jared Als-dorf, John Lyon, and Jay Stranahan had a fun-filled month touring the beautiful country- of Germany. Far Left: A beautiful opera house in Frankfurt. Left: Government Square in Frankfurt. Above: A senic view of a village in Germany. Left: Kelly and her exchange student Angelika in Germany. Middle: Jared and his exchange student Above: An Easter float at a parade in Chris at Gelhausen. Germany. 49 Class Of 1989 52 Oh no! Here comes the teacher!' Selena Skiff and Missy Pirozola work hard for the Blood Mobile. Stacy McCray isn't afraid to show her outraKeous style, even on stajte! Akam. Shawn Allender. Bill Alsdorf. Don A led Off. Jared Anderson. Juanita Anderson. Renee Anderson. Richard Apthorp. George Ashby. Bryan Austin. Joel Austin. Kyle Baccus. Laura Baccus. Michael 8aker. Doug Baker. Melissa Bauer. Tom Bean. Nicole 8eards� ey. Joesph Beattie. Stephen Beckwith. Amy Bemis. Amy Bemis. Tracie Benchek. Tom Brewer. Janice Brooks. David Brown. Chuck 8rynolfson. Beth Burkhart. Jill Butcher. Paul Carmewski. Angie Carrier. Candi Carroll. Shayla Chick. Katrina Chitester. Sheila Christensen. Tracy Church. Jeff Clark. Kevin Collier. Heather Comstock. Julie Cooney. Michelle Cox. Deyna Cox. Laurie Craker. Dan Crowell. Nicole Cummings. Tami Daley. Haven Daley. Paula Danks. Tami Darnels. M kc Danner. Sherri Davis. Mat Deane. Susan DePaul. Mike Dewey. Todd Digon. Jason Dominessy. Polly Donaldson. Nick Dyne. Chris Earls. Scott Eastman. Kelly Elliot. Linda tsheiman. Penny Fahey. Steve 53 Oh no! Not another report . . . Did you ever seem to notice that just before the weekend or holiday vacation your teachers seem to pile on all that extra homework? Is it because they are trying to prepare us for college? Or they just like to see us work under pressure? Just when you seem to be all caught up with your work, bam just like that you get another pile of homework that is due in one week! Kelly Mitchell knows the meaning of the word “studying . Fay. John Firth. HckJi r«her. Jett Frushone. Mark Fox. Paul Gilbert. Chuck Glass. Jett Glass. Darren Grant. Lance Gurdak. Brian Haenet. Bill Hail. Steve Hailberg. Eric Hamilton. Jett Hamilton. Randy Hammill. Mark Hanlm. Casey Harrington. Bill Harrington. Tara Hasbrouck. Wendy Hatch. Debbie Henderson. Katie Higby. Mike Hilbert. Vera Hoover. Chrissie Host. Scott Huffman. Jcnmfor Hunt. Angela 54 Huntley. Chris Hyer. Larry Ingram. Greg Irish. Chris Jackman. Maiaika Jackman. Tracey Jackson. Anita Jackson. Jeff Jackson. Joe Jaquith, Nikki Johnson. Lesley Johnston. Marct Keeler. Chad Kelsey. Kerry Kensmger. EunJoo Kerr. Victor Krizanik. LuAnn Kubich. Christi Kunovic. Jeny Kusiak. Jeramie Kysor. Deanna Lansberry. Jeff Leach. Athena Lehmann. Lawrence Leskmen. Timo Lmdenberger. Michael Lindsey. Amy Lindsey. Mike Lmdstrom. Cindy Lindstrom. Sandy Lmgenfeiter. Dan Lloyd. Kristen Long. Tricia Mancmo. Lori Marcy. Carl Martin. Brad Martin. Steve Massey. Rick Matteson. Stephanie Matteson. Stovo May. Chns McClellan. Scott McClellan. Theresa McCray. Lisa McCray. Stacy Mclnytre. Tony McLeilen. Autumn McGmnett. Rick McOurston. Jim Moosonger. Troccy Migiiaccio. Sam Mikesell. Ira Miller. Darlene Miller. Marlene Miller. Tammy Mitchell. Amy Mitchell. Dianna Mitchell. Kelly Mong, Jamie Montgomery. Bill Morion. Sheila Mu«r. Mark Nadolny. Lori 55 Nelson. Bridget Nichols. Derrick Nichols. Jim Nichols. John Nichols. Steve Nordlund. Rik Northrup. Shawn Nutt. Jeannme Ohmer. Wendy Oyer. Chris Palmer. Jon Parker. Brandon Pavetka. Monica Paver. Brad Phelps. Dan Pirozzola. Missy Pondel. Tim Potocki. Jessica Prather. Wade Proper. Allen Proper. Dave Raynak. David Raynak. Mike Raupach. Mike Reed. Paul Ricey. Krista Robertson. Lori Rogers. Michelle Rose. Jennifer Roselle. Jay Saisgiver. Brian Sandburg. Scott Schreckengost. Paul Scouten. Barry Scouten. Keeley Shnver. Chip Shumsky. Mike Silka. John Silvis. Brian Sitterley. Todd Skiff. Selena Slye. Dale Smith. Terri Smith. Travis Snapp. Knsti Sproven. Dean Staples. Kristy Steuart. Andy Stile. Barbie Stil. Brock Stockton. Lon Stuffiebeam. Darlene Stultz. Randall Sutton. Jamie Swanson. Kitty Taylor. John Titch. Theresa Tnsket. John Tucci. Vince Turben. Cory Vettenburg. Tma Walsh. Heather Watrous. Kris ft ft V • f ( ..ill ' Weaver. Charley Weed. Matt Weidner. Mariloe We� r. Marc We s. Rob Whitney. Noreen Wilcox. Brian Williams. Brenda Wmdahl. Theresa Wittmer. Gary Wynn. Tracoy Zaczkiewicz. Susan Firster. Shelly Deane. Sue Foster. Theresa Lees. Karissa Martin. Brad Kristy Kubrch always smiles in German Class Oh. I know I should have thrown away that peanut butter and jelly sandwich Steve plays his trumpet by ear. Mechanical Drawing demands precision and patience as demonstrated by Polly Dommessy 57 S8 Class Of 1990 Tom Ferguson says “Grin and Bear it!' Jodi Hetrick finds it difficult to get anything done in study hall'! John Lyon and Cindy Patten switch roles with the German teacher 1% 0 3 i; A r , yi i 4 1 R W. •7 3 r i. -- r. 5 V -- v ■ 1 n 1� • j it i f ' Albers. Ryan Aldrich. John Anderson. Bob Anderson. Lone Anundson. Kevin Baker. James Barr. Tina Barstow. Kent Bartley. Denise Boai. Tim Bean. Jessie Benson. Gary Berkhous. Tracy BiakesJee. Harold Budziszewski. Richard Burkhart. Amy Burkhart. Chris Burlingame. Angela Butcher. Rex Caldwell. Verna Carey. Melinda Carnnke. Paul Carter. Nathan Catalfu. Jason Catalfu. Jill Clark. Kelly Clark. Kevin Clayton. L sa Cobb. Shawn Cochran. Tama Cole. Susan Colwell. Amy Conkbn. Betty Jo Cooney. Laurie Courtney. WiHiam Crane. Brenda Crocker. Angie Crosby. Bob Crotty. Darcy Crotty. Marcy Culver. Brian Culver. Jennifer Daley. Terry Darnofaii. Tara Davis. Larry Davis. Rusty Deane. Dana De Marte. Mike DeWitt. Dawn Diehl. Tawnya Donaldson. Sean Driscoll. Raymond Dyer. Susan Elder. Dean Eisiager. Brenda Engle. Lori English. Buzz Cshelman, Danellc Ferguson. Tom Fisher. Sheila Foreman. Julte Fraiick. Alisha Frontera. Mike The many joys of teamwork . . . Teamwork! Many of us know what it takes in order to have a successful team. You need to show school spirit and work well with others. Many hard practices help to improve your performance. You need to show a concern for the other team members and prove you are dedicated to your sport. As the theory goes Practice makes perfect. So lets win! smiling. Fuller. Bobby Furshone. Kevin Gates. Canda Geer. Charles Gibson. Joame Gilbert. Ryan Ginn. Kevin Glass. Brian Goodwill. Renee Grant. Chris Greer. Lance Grenz. Julie Gustafson. Mark Hagger. Jodie Halfast. Carol Hamilton. Debbie Hamilton. Tim Hanei. Travis Haynes. Tonya Hazeltine. Paul Higley. Chris ice keeps on v t a a f Ol m felt £ J i t - a t ' k ai • . % 111 r Jili ' k % , m i ' 'a Higley. Michelle Hildum. Missy Hmer. Julie Holmstrom, Shelty Hormck. Meghan Hrenko. Mike Hulmgs. Lisa m ft A m ill f’l A V iv A v x«) i t-. v .iW k ? - ) - — - 4 ■sk fTi - ' f A t'T ■ «• A i T 1 l ' 1 Hunt. Mike Hill. Mike lull. Mitch Imholl. Julie Jaquith, Steve Jaworsky. Julie Johnson. Jason Johnson. Missy Johnson. Robert Johnson. Tim Jukes. Marceiie Kaulman. Greg Kinney. Jamey Klmdienst. Jenny Knapp. Todd Kolaja. Kathy labowski. Adrian Ladika. Beth Lewis. Adam Lmdstrom. Robert Linostrom. Todd Lmgenlelter. Shawna Lobdeti. Tim Lord. Tammy Ludwig. Scott Lutton. Chris Lyon. John Marne. Terry Malek. Annette Marrs. Joe Martin. Bobbi Maryott. Chris May. Jenmler McConachie. Valerie McCoy. Heather McCoy. Jason McCracken. Wendy McCray. Kelly McDonald. Dcana Middleton. Kristin Migiiaccio. Mike Migtiacoo. Rob Miller. Bill Miller. Maryann Moore. Annetto Munsee. Brenda Murphy. Nicolo Nelson. Tom Nichols. Brad Nichols. Brian Nichols. Chet Nicklas. Tom Nielsen. Kristin Norcross. Henry Norton. Beth Ohmer. Jennifer Palmer. Kim Patten. Cindy Patterson. David Penoyer. Joe Perdue. Lela Perkins. Angel Perkins. Mike Peterson. Lorie PotocKi. Eric Proctor. Chad Rasey. Wren Ra use her. Chris Raymond. Sham Reaugh. Jamie Redenjr. Dennis Reeves. Heather Rittenhouse. Mike Robinson. Kelly Rogers. John Ruhlman. Penne Scouten. Eric Scouten. Jason Scouten. Jeremy Shade. Theresa Shampoe. Jim Sheenan. Lynn Shephard, Wendy Siika. Jett Slovey. Donald Stye. Debbie Smith. Mary Smith. Stacey Smouse, Keith Smouse. Kevin Socoski. Brian Spencer. Michelle Sproveri. Sean Steele. Thomas Stme. Paul Stronahan. Jay Swart. Jon Tasker. Brett Tasker. Brian Taylor. Danielle Terrill. Kns Thomas. Tim Thomson. Desiree Tinko. John Toplovich. Nick Tubbs. Annette Upperman. Stacey VanTassei. Jeremy VanTassel. Tiaiisa Vandershaatt. Lisa Vanderhott. Kevin Vinca. Lynn Vogler. Ken Walters. Heidi Walton. John Warner. Amy Webber. Shawn Weingard. Carl Whaley. Melanie Wilkins. Sonya Wilkinson. Jett Wilkinson. Larry Willis. Jennifer Wood. Lori Wright. Beth Xander. Matt Adams. Chris Akam. Bill Albers. Stephanie Allen. Scott Allender. Ron Almond. Donald Amoroso. Brent Amoroso. JiU Anderson. Wendy Anthony. Angie Babcock. Scott Bailey. Scott Baker. Kathy Balvm. Scott Baran. Jay Beal. Brenda Benchek. Tammy Benson. Jenni Berkhous. Homer Berry. Rick Boerst. Shane Bothell. Ron Bova. Susan Boyle. Bob Brenner. Mark Bromley. Lori Brown. Ian Brynolfson. Mark Burek. Jennifer Butcher. Pam Caldwell. Patty Caldwell. Peggy Campbell. Pamela Carey. Marsha Catalfu. Debbie Christensen. Shannon Church. Dave Clark. Missy Cobb. Trevor Cote. Carrie Cone. Adeie Correll. Tim Craker. Tina Cross. Jackie Cross. Jerry Crotty. Brandon Daley. Ron Darnels. Steve Daws. Jeff Dekraci. Scott Oesch. John Deutsch, Cassia Digon. Shane Dirks. Jason Dirks. Jeremy Dommessy. Tracy Dyne. Heidi Earls. Kelly Eberhardt. Jason Eckstrom. Travis Ehrnart. Leroy Esh. Dave Estes. Renee 65 Another Heart To Heart With Mr. Beil. How many of you remember all the times your name was screeched over the P.A. system? to report to Mr. K's or to Mr. Andrus's office. Wasn’t it embarrassing when everybody would sneer. Oh your in trouble, and you would run out of the room before any one could see your face turn beet red. Didn't you feel like a celebrity the rest of the day when people would stop you in the halls and ask you what happened or what you did? Oh. the joys of being in trouble!! Stacy Hyer awaits her sentencing. Estes. Roger Firth, Buddy Fisher. Christi Fisher. Trfcia Fisk. Emily Fraiick. Tami Frontera. Chawn Gates. Stephanie Gilbert. Stacey Gjertsen. Britt Grant. Kelly Grant. Melanie Graves. Tammy Griswold. Eric Grow. Harry Haenei. Fritz Hagger. Keith Hall. Jennifer Hannold. Dave Harbrson. Tina Hasbroock. Amy Hazeitine. Pamela Helmer. Richard Henderson. Scott Henmgh. Jeff Hodge. Shelby Holthouse. Kelly Howies. Dan 66 Huffman. Tammy HuUngs. Mark Jackman. Thad Jackson. Mary Jo Jaquilh. Troy Jensen. Marceil Jewell. Melissa Johnson. Christopher Johnson. Gilbert Johnson. Kim Jukes. Michael Kaftorim. Ench Kibler. Chad Knapp. Tony Konkle. Hope Kormkoski. Danette Kostreba. David Krasa. Greg Krizo. Michael Kunkle. Carla Kunovic. Stephanie Kusiak. Brot Lambert. Cynthia Lindsey. Corrine Lmdsey. Kevin Lindstrom. Mchete Lmdstrom. Ramsey Lmdstrom. Veronica Link. Stephanie Long. Jennifer Luebbert. Merri Marsh. Eric Martin. Eric McCaHum. Connie McCasim. Robin McGowan, josh McKeta. Julie McKmsey. Bridget McArdle. Amy McMillen. Ron Mennen. Amy Mennetti. Dave MigliacciO. Lori Mikeseii. Sara Miles. Harold Miller. Crystal Miller. Janice Millspaw. Bram Mmmck. Jeff Mmms. Michelle Mitchell. Brett Murdock. Darrin Murdock, Tracy Murray. Kim Myers. Tonya Nichols. Bill Nichols. Joe Ossa. Jamie Oster. Bill Painter. Brenda Patach. Tracey Parkhurst. Kenny Parkhurst. Kris Patten. Tricia Patterson. Matthow Peterson. Ryan Piemme. Jake Pirozzoia. Paul Pizer. Chris Ploss. Scott Potocki. Missy Powers. Tammy Prather. Rich Pnsciandaro. Mike Proctor. Monica Proper. Mark Ralph. Ashley Ramey. Jason Raymond. Karin Read. Cassy Ricketts. Betsy Riedel. Ron Ripple. Pete Rittonhouso. John Robertson. Kristin Roger. Vai Ross. Chns Rouse. Tma Schiller. Manssa Schweitzer. Kelly Schweitzer. Jody Scott. Tim Scouten. Ty Silvis. Brent Skuse. Lori Slater. Ila Sltker. Ken Smith. Molvm Smultk, John Socie. Corrina Sorenson. Heather Southworth. David Steuart. Alan Stranahan. Amy Stutzman. Dawneile Sutton. Shawn Swarm. Lisa Swarm. Todd Toubert. Scott Whitney. Melinda Thomas. Gretchen Thomas. Rick Thompson. Brian Titch. Missy Todd. Shad Troyer. Jay Tuccl. Cindy Vaiietti. Theresa Vanderweele. James Varrassa. Chene Wager. Dawn Waite. Raymond Walsh. Darby Walsh. Travis Walton. Dawn Watrous. 8ecky Watrous, Mamie Weisner, Racheal Wetherbee. John Whitney. Cindy Lou Whitney. Melinda Williams Jamie Wilshire. Kelli Winters. Jared Wright, Faith Wynn. James Zimmer. Bill Proper. Jason Munsee. Carrie Munsee, Nicole Murry. Kim Rogers, Valnric White. Jennifer Woodworth. Sue 69 Aikens. Brian Albers. Kristen Ailyn. Jed Amond. Wendy Amoroso. Ralph Anderson. Bonnie Apthorp. Toni Austin. Kerri Austin. Michael Ayers. Jason Baccus. Pamela Bailey. Maritee Bailey. Jerry Baker. Samantha Beardsley. Eric Beckwith. Jason Beeies. Stacy Bellmgor. Shorry Berry. Angela Bidweil. Teresa Bigelow. Lori BiakesJee. Vicki Bonta. Steve Breauchy. Jennifer Brennen. Dale Briggs. Spring Brooks. Melissa Brown. Janelie Bull. Pheb Burlingame. Tarry Byler. Andrea Caldwell. Tonya Campbell. Mike Capper. Michelle Carnrike. Shawn Carrier. Chad Carson. Stophanie Cataifu. Jeremy Chris. Tim Clark. Michelle Cmlel. Heather Cochran. Philip Cone. Denise Conner. Shelly Cooper. Angela Cox. Karen Cross. Heather Culver. Rachel Curtis. Ed C7nch. Sonya Daley. Kimberly Dantais. Jesse Danner. Wendy Davis. Dawn Davis. Jeremy Dean. Paula Deyarmin. Jenny Dolan. Kelly Douglas. Richard Eastman. Aaron Eastman. Jason Eck. Trish Ehrhart. Joe 71 Oh that wonderful Cafeteria Food! Lunch ... the best 30 minutes of school. It’s the only time of the day when you can get out of your seat and talk without permission. The worst part of it is the terrible food. Sometimes it is quite hard to get it down and keep it there! That half hour goes by so fast. By the time you're through inhailing your so-called food, dodging all the flying objects and deafened by all the noise, the bell rings, and it’s times to back to the books! Terri Lindstrom, Jenny Cochran and Joe Malek are anxiously aawaitin another school lunch. Emigh. Wayne Engle. Bobbi Jo Foreman. Scott Foster. Cheryl Frontera. Kelly Gates. Jeremy Gates. Shelly Gilbert. Roger Goodwill. Tanya Gray. Chad Haenel. Benjy Haltast. Caren Haitast. Carla Hamilton. John Hannold. Ken Hansen. Andrea Harrington. Dana Harrington. Todd Hayes. Jamie Hayes. Jerry Hazeltine. Tina Herberg. Jay Hickey. Joe Higby. Mcheile Hildum. Chuck Ho. Amy Hogan. Debbie m r 1 it Holstrom. Mark Hou. David Hulmgs. Don Hyor, Stab Imhoff. Heidi Jackman. Steve Jackson. Tom Jaquith. Darwm Jaquith. Karen Jaquith. Patricia Kerr. Scott Kiehart. Wendy Kinney. Justin Koestner. Brandon Krasa. Jennifer Kuazasewski. Jennifer Kurelowech. Keith Kysor. Kerry Lilley. Missy Lindstrom. Jennifer Llndstrom. Tern Lindstrom. Tonya Lmgenfelter. Joseph Lingentcltor. Michael Ludwig. Heather Luebbert. Paul Lutz. Amy Lyon. Chris Maciees, Natalie Maker. Connie Maiek. Joe Martin. Matt Martin. Tara Martin. Teri McCammon. Donald McCray. Chad McCray. Charise McCray. Chris McCray. Eric McCray. Kevin McCray. Mike McDonald. Peggy McChesney. Dawn Mercer. Amy Middleton. Jeff Migiiaccio. Came Migiiaccio. Chris Migiiaccio. Nick MiUer. David Miller. Kodee Miller. Nate Miller. Ray Miller. Ryan Mmmck. Tiffany Mitchell. Cammie Mitchell. Kimberly Mitchell. Keri Mitchell. Nick Murdock. Dale Myers. Micheal Neiswanger. Kerry Nichols. Jennifer Palmer. Fred Palmer. Thomas Parker. Robert Parks. Greg Perkins. Brian Perkins. Scott Pike. Jason Pioss. Shelli Ptoss. Shonda Potach. Jennifer Potocki. Alex Potocki. Josh Prather. Naomi Prather. Rob Proctor. Brian Ralston. Jim Rapp. Joe Rasey. Steve Raupach. Robbie Rigby. Tim Rogers. Tim Rouse. Jason Saisgiver. Candi Schaeffer. Kane Scott. Tony Scouten. Becky Seyler. Morris Shreve. Chris Simmons. William Smith. Stephanie Staples. Wendy Sterner. Andrew Stolz. Kim Sul2. Jeff Sutton. Chad Swarm. Kim Thomas. Sam Tinko. Chad Trisket. Donald Troup. Tony Troyer. Jim Turner. Kim Turner. Philip Vanderhoof. Steve Varish. Patrick Vettenburg. Rick Walker. Toby Watrous. Craig Wemgard. Rusty Whitaker. Steve Wilber, Melanie Wilcox. Harry Willis. John Woerner. Melrssa Wood. John Wyman. Sam Young. Danielle Young. Jim Deane. Laurie Hamilton. Amy 76 Class Of 1993 Hey! Did you hear what I heard about Tonya's . . . ? Watch out Bangles! Here comes the Tambourine Trio! Our future Albert Kinstein! m £ J T- ft ft 0 • ft V e £ c n . P' - ✓ tfc ( -J ft X fc . 1 g ft n Y ; a' I £ 1. a1 4 J 1 a m i c f 1 k- J ft ikiai n Vv t x. 1' f -• W ' lI ik r ifssAr. n : - ft J L © m j CV | ■ a !' 4L 1 t'l 1 — H J Alford. Tommy Alsdorf. Sarah Amy. Monca Anderson. Ryan Anthony. Brian Anthony. Kelly Anundson. Rick Apthorp. Sheila Ayers. Brad Ayers. Rondo Babcock. Terry Baker. Ben Baron. Mike Barr. Carole Bean. Kyra Benton. Matt Black. Julie Botvin. Jim Brewer. Matthew Bromley. Eric Brooks. Jam Bros well. Corby Brundage. John Brunecz. Joette Butcher. Gary Campbell. David Capeia. Charlene Chase. Rick Chase. Traci Chauncey. Rick Chris. Julie Clabbatz. Keith Clark. Betty Jo Clark. Heather Cobb. Carne Cochran. Jennifer Cooper. Hope Corbett. Ann Cornell. Judy Counasse. Jennifer Cowan. Michelle M • I ft 1:4 V v� • • 1 ♦ -... tV. kk MU Cross. Jill Czech. Tonya Daley. Pam Darnofaii. Tonya Davis. Mike Davis. Teresa Diehl. Eric f- rs ft . Dmgie. Jason Driscoll. Jill Dubrosky. Carrie Eastman. Danielle Edwards. Dawn Eggleston. Albert Emory. Rachel ft n Eshelman. Preston Fedorchuk. Tom Fenno. Kelly Foster. Heath Fuller. Frank Gates. Stacey Gervasio. Carlo 77 Books, Books, Books, and More Books Is this unfair or what? Why do the Seventh Graders have to carry all their books? It could be because they can only to their lockers 8 times a day! The Senior High students can go to their locker between every class and sometimes during their class. Maybe the teachers are trying to teach them responsibility-No-Maybe they are trying to build up their muscles for all the Senior High sports. But we still think it's unfair!! An overwhelmed David Campbell struggles with his enormous stack of books while tnidg-in through the halls. Gilford. Brandy Grauberry. Michael Griffiths. Preston Groel. Ken Halfast. LeAnn Hammond. Jenna HannokJ. Linda Hazeitine. Patrick Higley. Bobby Hippie. Shane Hodak. Donna Huhngs. Dana Ihff. Mark Jackson. Nicole Jant i. Curbs Johnson. Rod Kafferim. Chad Kink. Jobm Knight. William Kosmahne. Trudie Kn o. Brenda KunovK. Chris Kuszajewski. Paula Labowski. Cherly Lavaiie. Alex Lmdenberger. Katie Lmdstrom. Tabatha Lmdsirom. Veronica A Li V T | A J) - Q kezasm A � i ■ V. ft l r p ■V ft iT r 78 Loftus, Oan Long. Sup Lord. Kevin Mack. Bethany Mans. Cindy Marsh. Lon Martha. Leah Matteson. Lucas McCammon. Tammy McCasim. Oarrcn McConachie. Kristi McCracken. Heather McCray. Rodney McDannel. Chris McKmsey. Janice McMichael. Desi Middleton. Tabrtha Migiiacoo. Diane Miles, Amy Miles. Carne Miles. Valene Miller Came Miller. Dennis Miller. Jeremey Mitchell. Denise Moore. Heather Morrison. Jeremiah Morton. Jason Munscc. Tim Murdock. Darek Murphy. Keli Murray. Rob Nichols. Niki Nichols. Tonya Parkhurst. Scott Patterson. Melissa Payne. Michelle Peck. Aaron Peic. Rob Penoyer. Theressa Piemme. Joshua Pike, Brian Pledger. Carne Ptoss. Sheila Pognant. Rob Potocki. Andrew Powers. Angela Price. Patty Proctor. Elethia Ralph, Ally son Rathbun. Brian Raupach. Scott Read. Lisa Reed. Sondra Reilly. Shawna Reynolds. Bill Reynolds. David Rhoades. Vincent R� edoi. Ryan Robb. Marybeth Robinson. Chris Root. Katrina Ross. Kimberly 79 Rupp. Shannon Saltsman. Tern Sanders. Mark Sawyer. TaWon Schmitt. John Schoppot. Heather Schulze. Luke Setien. Shandon Shannon. Mike Sheerer. Curt S ika. Chris SW. Erika Smith. Dawn Smith. Heather Snap. Allen Socie. Mike Soety. Robert Sproveri. Erik Stine. Derrick Stotz. Gretchen Stroup. Keith Sutter. Donald Swanson. Marvin Sweet. Velvet Taubert. Mike Taylor. Chanse Thomas. Jory Tremblay. James Turner. Keith Volk. Doug VoHentine. Robert Vanderhoof. Jeannie VanTassei. Chris VanTassei. Crystal Wade, Jeremy Wade. Lucas Wager. Shawna Walsh. Peter Walsh. Todd Walters. Nick Way. Kelly Weddington. Roy Whaley. Craig Whaley. David White. Valerie Whitetey. Jim Wilson. Greg Wisniewski. Tim Wittig. Andy Wojtecki. Tricia Wronek. Tom Wyman. Julie Zajac. Jett f : - fl s” fj f s r.Tt j.«. i C V- ■1 ?! U y j 11 £l 'iSi i BA C- ’• ffi o r £ Kojk fi 9 f g£|f H? - • p . r Tl c,5 'XC t ■) $ fi mSm m Next time do what I tell you! Those crutches haven't moved all period Pat Allegretto English Eator Allen Guidance Counselor Donna Andaraon Business Education Joyce Adam Physical Education Michael Andrus Attendance Officer Michael Anthony Social Studies David Armstrong Social Studies James Becker Social Studies jIMJiOf ✓ Jean Brook IMC Secretary Nancy Brown Math Robert Benton Health i Max Bennink Biology James Brunswick Music William Burn Music Ida Calderone English 'Eh. whadja say?!? Now tell us the truth Amy l� u — are you really working?! 85 David Edwards Math Kim Forraat Susan Forrest Nancy Foster Industrial Arts Learning Disability English We look like we know what we re doing, but really we don't. Cbmbing the ladder to success 86 Corry's Betty Crocker” trio. I've got this terrible itch Us guilty79 .... Never! Richard Fox English Janice Gage Reading Jean Gregory Nurse Diane Grinder EMR Doris Gernovich EMR James Gruca Social Studies John Gray Math Judith Gruca Business Education 87 A. Louis Hoovcn Social Studies Constance Jantzi Teacher's Aid Valeri Hathaway Reading Jeaneen Jaynes Mustc Barry Johnson Science Mary Johnson English Christine Johnston Home Economics 88 Likely candidates for the Macho Man Club 89 Pamela McCray Scolt McCray Joan Mellon Steven Mennen Learning Disability Spanish English Social Studies 90 Our tootbail coach • So what if he can't teti a golt trophy Irom a tootbail trophy! -He'S not paid to do that!! Otherwise known as 007 Barbara Mikaaall Social Studies David Mitchell Media Specialist Paula Mocello French Kathleen Morfeneki English Ronald Munn Math Stephen Nalepa Science Liea Nichole Secretary Jean Norton English 91 Richard Pole English Gerry Piemme English Lance Pledger English E. JAMES POTOCKI SCIENCE RICHARD PRATHER ART PAMELA RASEY SCIENCE RICHARD READ GUIDANCE COUNSELOR WILLIAM ROSS PHYSICAL EDUCATION JOHN ROZELLE SOCIAL STUDIES GERARD RUSH IN HEALTH AND ATHLETIC DIRECTOR VINCENT SALSGIVER ELECTRONICS DAVID SIMMONS MATH ELIZABETH SKLADANOWSKI GERMAN DEBORAH STRANAHAN ENGLISH DANIEL STROCP SCIENCE DONNA THOMPSON ENGLISH I VV TRIP INDUSTRIAL ARTS K EUGENE WILKINS MATH JOHN WILSON SOCIAL STl'DJES JAMES WOJC1CEHOWSKI SOCIAL STI'DIES LINDA YEANEY HEALTH DIANE ZEYFANG HOME ECONOMICS 94 We would like to send out a THANK YOU to our dedicated cafeteria ladies. We would like to send out a special “thank-you to the school board members - - - because of you we are able to have Corry pride in our school. SCHOOL HO.Mil) t i: IHHUS FRONT ROW: Marti - lee • Secretary Marguerite Zarger • President BACK ROW: Joel Alsdorf Vice President Andy Boythe Al Allender - Treasurer Judy Silvis Paul Suchar Gene Britten John Tomikel Administration Harry Beil Senior High Principal Frank Gentile Business manager Jerome Kruszewski Junior High Principal William Nichols Director of Secondary Kdur.uion 95 Corrian Staff Wendy Hasbrouck checking over copy for a deadline Brynolfson. Row 3- Tanya Cochran. Melanie Whaley. Row 1- Shonda Koestner-Head Photographer. l igh Michelle Cooney. Debbie Hamilton, Dori Alsdorf. Smith Editor, Ann Gavazil AsshUam Editor. Row - Missing from photo- Darei Crotty. Jennifer Culver Amy Warner, Marti Crotty, Tracy Berkhous. Wendy Hasbrouck. Paul Stine. Nicole Crowell. Kris Watrous. Amy Warner organizing and •'laying out a sports Amy Mitchell, Monica Pavelka, l-aura Baccus. Beth pag? f°r ,hl yearbook. Twenty of us! Our work is now done for this school year. I think of what we went through planning, creating, and preparing a book of memories. Now, our work has dimmed somewhat over the past couple of months since our last deadline was met. Whatever the reaction to our book is by our classmates, we are still happy and proud of what we accomplished. It was just twenty of us meeting every school day and occationally evenings pulling together from nothing but ideas, a book of over 200 pages. We created a book that will always be a part of the history of our school. We slaved, argued, and fought with our administration over what could or could not be put in our book, and we sacrificed our grades and social life to give you the best book possible. Now at the end. we have done our very best. I am very poroud of our 1988 Corrian staff. I will miss all of you next year. I am not sure if I will want to work on the yearbook in college, but I am happy for what we have accomplished together. To the junior and sophomore staff members, good luck and never lose sight of the great contribution you are making to Corry High I would like to thank senior. Ann Gavazzi—your work and support was invaluable—thanks Ann! Of course I extend my gratitude and thanks to our advisor. Mr. Wilson. You are the one w ho makes this book possible every year. You have taught me many things, and you still encouraged me during the rough deadline times! You have taught me pride that will go with me for the rest of my life! Thanks Mr. Wilson!! ' ✓ - _ 7 Also, I must thank our Jostens representative, Mr. Larry Intihar who seemed to have all the answers to any problem we faced. And finally, thanks to that special group of twenty people of the 7th period yearbook class in room 208. We give you our best-CORRlAN 1988. THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS!!! Leigh Smith Editor 96 Yearbook Memories STAFF WORK - Senior color photos - Underclass photo day - Clubs and band photo day - Three seniors, nine juniors, eight sophomores • Deadlines every three weeks - Camera problems, film problems - Retakes after retakes - Over 2000 hours of work • Two hundred twenty-eight layouts Juniors Monica Paveiks, Dori Alsdorf, and Amy Mitchell, are some of the students who have dedicated a meat portion of their time to the yearbook this year. Shonda Koestner and Debbie Hamilton watching Ann tap dance. - Never pleasing everyone - Not one member of the staff plan- ning on a career in journalism - Restrictions by the administration - Pizza parties - Saturday morning meeting plus breakfast - Shaving cream fights - Trying to find Paul Stine Sara Mlkesell and Mrs. Jordan's daughter cut streamers for the 1987 Christmas Dance. First row- Missy Johnson. Amy Hasbrouok. Kelly Davis. Shelly Wilkins. Beth Brynolfson. Mary Loveranes. Lisa Amoroso. Lori Robertson, Julie McKecta. Gretchcn Thom as. Second row- Tara Harrington. IV ri Alsdorf. Katie Henderson. Melanie Whaley. Kelly Williams. Lori Schweitzer, Thad Jackman. Amy McArdle, Kellie Lindsey, Kim Fogle. Shonda Koestner Third row Melissa Baker. Jennifer Culver. Jeff Church. Sara Mikesell, Shawna Frontera. Chris Middleton, Jodi Schweitzer. Amy Stranahan. Debbie Hamilton. Darcy Crotty, Betty Jo Conklin. Fourth row- Marc Reese, Michelle Watrous, Candy Nicholas. Scott Henderson. Robb Albers, Pete Limajie. Mark Herberg. Brian Silvis, Ira Mikesell. Dan Ahl. Randy Zuendel. Heidi Walters, Tim Beal. Beth Brynolfson and Student Council Treasurer Katie Henderson show their million dollar smiles. That is what Shelly Wilkins looks like when her braces lock up. 100 Senior High Student Council Activities This Year 1. Homecoming 2. Christmas Dance 3. Air Band Dance 4. Multimedia Presentation 5. Candy Cane Sale 6. Carnival 4 K 2 Senior Executive Council Activities This Year 1. Caps and Gowns 2. Cheese and Sausage Sale 3. Senior Class Picnic 4. Class Memories 5. Senior Prom If Jeff won'! touch it, then bon won't touch it. so I’ll risk it myself. 1st Row-Ann Gavazzi. Mary Loveranes. Shelly Wilkins. Tammy SI ye. Lori Schweitzer. Trishia Kahle. Lisa Amoroso. 2nd Row-Kelly Davis. Kellie Lindsey. Candy Nichols. Leigh Smith. Kelly Williams, Kim Fogle. Lee Bailey. 3rd Row Marc Reese. Robb Albers, Dan Ahl. Michelle Watrous. Jodi Krone. Loni Greer. Heather Fuller 4th Row-Peter Lenuyic. Shawn McArdlo. Mark Her-berg. Paul Henderson, Lauren Shreve. Randy Zuen-del. Tyler Cowles. lee Bailey-Treasurer. I� ri Schweitzer-Secretary, Lauren Shreve-Vice President. Paul Henderson-President Junior Executive Council Activities This Year 1. Magazine Sale 2. Organizing the Prom 3. Trip to Canada’s Wonderland 4. Class Sweatshirt Sale Why don’t they train mine to do that?” 1st Row-Katie Henderson -Treasurer. Dori Alsdorf-Prcsidcnt. 2nd Row-Krisli Snapp-Seerrtary. 3rd Row Jeff Church-President. Brian SilvivPresident, Jon Palmer-President. 1st Row-Lori Mancino. Cindy Undstrom, Katie Henderson, Heidi Firth, Melissa Baker. Beth Brynoifvm. 2nd Row Kristi Snapp. I-ori Stockton, Chns Dyne. Dori Alsdorf. Tony McIntyre. 3rd Row-Brian SHvix. Steve Hall, Jon Palmer, Jeff Church 103 104 Sophomore Executive Council Top Center Office rs-Jill Catalfus • Secretary Tracy Berkhous • Treasurer Top; 1st row- Amy Caldwell, Jill Catalfu 2nd row-Meghan Hornick . Tracy Berkhous, Kim Palmer 3rd row- John Tinko. Marcy Crotty. Kevin Smouse, Melanie Whaley 4th Row- Darcy Crotty. Kelly Clark, Heidi Walters, Jenni Hamilton, Tim Beal Drama Club Above; 1st Row- Theresa Yaletti. Missy Potocki, Tammy Benchek, Susan Bova, Renee Goodwill Tri-cta Patten 2nd Row- Advisor Mr Rozelle. Dawnelle Stutzman. Becky Watrous, Michelle Minnis, Heather Reeves, Carol Halfast 3rd Row- Susan Cole. Cathy Murphy. Jennifer Ohner, Buzz English, Mark Gustafson. Theresa Shade Officers - Tammy Benchek • Secretary , Carol Halfast • Treasurer, Theresa Shade - Vice President, Mark Gustafson ■ President Center photo; “Ty. why didn’t you tell me I ripped my pants!? Jr. High Student Council Officers: Back row Sonya Czech-Treasurer; ! awn McChesney-Secretary Front row: Wendy Almond President: Michelle Capper-Vice-President How I- Scott Parkhurst. Josh Piemme. Jenny IJnd strom. Bobby Jo Engle. Tony Scott. Rick Anduson Row 2 Andy Potocki, Jeremy Miller. Mark Holm strom. Carrie Pledger. Lisa Reed. Jennifer Breauohy, Dawn McChesney. Row � - Michelle Casper. Sonya Check. Phil Cochran. Mike Shannon. Jenny Hammond. Sue Long. Nikki Nichols. Kodee Miller Row 4 Katie Lindenburger. Wendy Almond. Todd Harrington. Nick Mitchell. Ben Baker. Phil Turner. David Campbell. Kim Sloltz. Shannon Sellen 105 106 Row 1-Jodi Haggar. Lda Perdue. Row 2-Sonja Rogers, Wendy Ohmer, Linda Elliot Row 2-Heathor McCray, Michelle Rogers, Heather Collier. Officers- Gary Wittmer-Vice President, Annette Moore-Secretary. Polly Domine y-Treasurer, Melissa Baker-President, Darlene MUIer-Secretary, Yvonne Glass-Secretary. Row I- Tammy Huffman. Lori Bromley, Michelle Lindstrom, Kim Foster, Kelly Earls. lx ri Migliaccio, Keeley Scouten, Bobbi Moore, Kim Johnston. Dawn Wagner. Row 2-Tracey Dominessy. Mary Ann Miller, Melinda Young, Tammy Fralick, Jennie Hall, Eun Joo Kensinger. Gary Wittmer, Melissa Baker, Chrissie Hoover, Bridget Nelson. Tracey Messenger. Janice Brewer, Darlene Miller. Row 3-Kelli Wilshire. Penny Eshelman, Polly Dominessy, Carrie Cole. Wendy An derson, Carla Konkle, Stephanie Gates, Brett Mitchell, lla Slater, Julie Imhoff, Kathy Zerbe, Mary Jo Jackson. Stephanie Albers. Row 4-Sylvia Tharp. Kelly Holthouse, Yvonne Glass, Laura Baccus. Heather Sor enson. Mike Hrenko. Steve Nichols, Dam n Glass. Jeff Lansberry, Mark Muir. Nickie Crowell, Sandy Lindstrom. Amy Mennen. I� ri Anderson Ms Loftus instructs her students on computer skills. Tada Activities This Year 1. Fun Day (Training) 2. Hershey Conference 3. Impact Cyea Activities This Year 1. American Education Week Poem-Essay Contest Special Teacher Awards 2. Community Services Being hooked at the shoulders causes many problems . . . but, No problem! If I told you, you wouldn’t believe it! Officers- Row I-Lori I Vane. Beth Mack, Row 2-Terri Martin, Allyson Ralph. Shelly Conner Row I-Teresa Davis, Jill Cross, Heather Clark, Andrea Byler. Beth Mack. Angela Cooper, Dana Rulings, Kevin McCray. Row 2-Jeanne Vanderhoof. Wendy Danner. Lori Deane. Amy Ho, Becky Scoutcn. Missy Woener, Rachel Culver. Cindy Mars. Row 3-Wendy Staples. Andreu Hanson, Jed Allyn, Desi McMichael. Danielle Young. Eric Diehl. Allyson Ralph. Shawn Wager. Terri Martin Row 4-Missy Liley. Lori Bigelow. Kim Swarm, Amy Mercer, Jennifer Krasa, Naomi Prather. Shelly Conner. Melissa Patterson. Kristi McCone hie Office Moniters Row I- Sara Mikesell, Angela Anthony, Bridget tr McKennsey, Julie McKeta, Chawna Frontera, Jennifer Wade. Row 2- Dawn Sperry, Lori Schweitzer. Shonda Koestner, Jody Hetrick. Nurse Moniters Row 1- Wendy Ohmer. Linda Elliot, Carla Kunkle. Row 2- Tracey Benson. Tialisa Vantavsel, Polly Do-minessy, Jeremy Scouten. Guidance Office Monitors Row I- Melanie Whaley, Wendy Shephard. Shelly Slye, Kristy Staples Row 2- Kathy Thomas, Brian Millspaw. Michelle Rogers Row 3- Teh Mancino. Stacey I'pperman. Heather Fuller. Kristin Robertson. Row 4- Leigh Smith. Sonya Wilkins. Denise Weaver. Loni Greer, Dorcas Carl strom Yes, we really are studying. Mr. Ottoway! 108 Todd Cox Demonstrating proper cleaning techniques to Mike and Mark. Locker Room Jim McQuiston. Lance Grant, Mark Frushone, Tyler Cowles. Tom McIntyre. Dan Ahl, Jim Lathrop, Jeff Church. Steve Graeca 1st row- Darcy Grotty, Debbie Hamilton. Julie Grenlz. Malaika Jackman. Candy Carrier. 2nd row- Jenny Klindienst, Dawn DeWitt, Lori Stockton. Marry Crotty, Melanie Whaley, Tracy Berkhous, Moniters School Treasurers I-ee Bailey Cathy Correll Tricia Maryott Students To France 1st row- Chris Oyer. Charles Geer. 2nd row- Haven Daley. Nikki Jaquith. Lisa Hillings. Shelako Slye. 3rd row- Ranee Bunco. Judy Jaworski, lisa Vander-shuafl, Heidi Firth Stage Crew Top; Brian Salsgiver. Brad Paver. Mike Baccus. Tim Thomas. Sam Migliaccio, Nick Donaldson Delta Epsilon Phi Above: 1st row- Kellie Lindsey. Lori Schweitzer. Shell) Wilkins. Kelly Williams, Sue Zackiewicz. Amy Ung. 2nd row- Rick Vanderweele. John Lyon. Brian Gorton. Robb Albers, Kristen Lloyd. Chris Hoover. Jay Ro-zelle, Ed Schmitt. Bill Harrington The Woocher isn't afraid'' to show his abilities to Butch 110 Center photo: Senior High TADA members. Bobby Sue Martin and Vvonne Glass. prepare for their up-coming shirt sale. Sandy l.mdstmm practices perfecting her meditation skills. German Club Amy Lang. John Lyon. Cindy Patten, Ms. Carlson 111 112 X-Country Skiing 1st row- Jennifer Wade, Sonya Wilkins, Jared Aisdorf, Thad Proper, Jason Proper, Chris Parkhurst, Brian Glass, Bill Courtney, Kevin Clark, Joe Marrs, Chris Rauchrr, 2nd row- Gary Banson, Jeff Wilkinson, Croy Turbin, Missy Johnson. Jeremy Van tassel. Eric Scouten, Jason Scouten, Chuck Jaquith, Sam Migliacdo. Barry Scouten. Tim Lobdell. Hunting And Trapping Top: 1st row Richard Douglas, Gary Butcher, Keith Carter. Allen Snapp, Harry Wilcox. Roger l.ind-strom. Sherry Bellinger, Ryan Anderson 2nd row-Vinny Rhoades, Jim Whltely, Tom Jackson, Don Sutter. Carl Gena, Hope Rhodes, Jania Goodwill Karen Jaquith, Mike Socle, Matt Brener, Preston Griffis Greg Wilson. Jeremiah Morrison. Bill Simmons. Brad Ayers, 3rd row- Chris Silka. Ryan Riedel. Jason Rouse. Frank Fuller. Shawn Taylor. Matt Benton. Todd Walsh, Jason Morton. Aaron Eastman, Chris Lyon, Tony Troy. Brian Proctor. Joe F.hrhart, 4th row- Tim Rogers, Ray Miller Roy Weddington. Keith Stroup. Tom Lindslrom, Rob Raupieh, Greg Parks. Josh Potocki, Preston Kshel-man. Steve Jackman. Brian Pike, 8th row Morris Seyler, Donals Trisket, Jerry Hayes. Brian Aikens. John Brundage, Steve Vanderhoof. Alex La Valle, Brandon Koestner. Bob Parker, Chuck Hildurn, Jay Herberg. Roger Gilbert, Scott Perkins, John Camp bell, Rob Prather, Sam Wyman. Dave Reynolds. 9th Grade Tri-Hi-Y Above: 1st row- Gretchen Thomas, Julie McKeta, Kelly Grant, Jackee Cross, Valerie Rogers. Cassie Read. 2nd row- Jill Amoroso. Amy McArdle, 3rd row- Brldgetle Me Kinnsey, Sue Woodworth, Kriv ten White, Robin McCaslin, 4th row- Becky Wa-trous. Tracy Pollock, Carrie Munsee. Heidi Dyne, Sara Mikesell. Don't look at me like that! Bottom: Raise you're hand if you're sure. 8th Grade Center Mr. McCracken helps one of his students with one of her problems. Tri-Hi-Y Below Row I- Jennifer Undstrom. Paula Dean. Lori Dean. Michelle Caper. Tara Martin. Candy. Row 2- Tawnya Caldwell. Tawnya Goodwill, Terri Martin. Jennifer Pollock, Jennifer Brushe, Missy Brooks, Cammi Mit-chelle. Row 3- Danielle Young. Pam Baccus. Natelie McLee. Kelly Dowlen. Stacey Hyer. Naomi Prather, Amy Hamilton. Kodee Miller. Jr. High Art Club Bottom Photo Row 1- Dennis Miller, Terri Saltsman, Patricia .la-quith, Kelli Murphy. Row 2- Rusty Weingard. Sam Thomas. Dan Rulings, Nate Miller. Row 3- Elethia Proctor. Peggy McDonuld, David Hou, Tom Pedor chuk. Tiffany Minnick, Benda Krizo. Row 4- Ken Hannold, Ed Curtis, John Willis, Jim Bolvin, Mike Myers, Tim Munsee, 113 114 Library Aids 1st row- Paul Stine, Tammy Wallace. Jodi Haggar, 2nd row- Brian Salsgiver. Merri Luebbert, Joni Courtney. Karen Grice, Brett Mitchell, Brad Paver. 3rd row- Scott Hom, Sandy Lindstrom, Kelly Kastman. Buzz Fnglish, Kristin Nielsen. Wendy Hasbrouck. Jenny Klindienst. Anita Baker. Julie Prather. 3rd row- Chuck Derby. Greg McIntyre. Uuretta Nielsen, Mark Muir, Jeremy Scouten. Calligraphy 1st row- Tammy Powers. Valerie Rogers, Melinda Young. Tracy Murdock. Judy Chelton. 2nd row- Mr. McCray. Lon Skuse, Robin Curtis, Dave Weingard. Yvonne Kshelman Trainers 1st row- Danielle Kshelman, Yvonne Kshelman, Tonya Haynes. Tammy Crane, 2nd row - David Brooks. Jeff Matteson. Dana Patterson, 3rd row- Robin Curtis. Kathleen Migliaccio Mr. McCray instructing his calligraphy students during activity period. Beaver Power Sonya Hess. Becky Culver. Lisa Deane Good Earthlings ns Varsity Football Cheerleaders Row 1- Tara Harrington. Jill Burkhart. Row 2- Tammi Cummings. Cindy Lind-strom. Debbie Hamilton. Darcy Crotty. Row 3- Stacy McCray. Jill Catalfu Row I- Melanie Whaley. Marcv Crotty, Candy Carrier. Selina Skiff. Row 2- Chris Middleton. Stephanie Allen, Julie Grenz. Junior Varsity Football Cheerleaders 116 117 J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders Bottom • Wendy Shepard Middle • Kelly Clark. Dawn Sperry. Missy Pirozzola Top • Ixiri Peterson Captains • Kelly Clark. Lori Peterson. Captains • Stacy McCray. Jill Burkhart Varsity: First Row • Debbie Hamilton. Tara Hirrington Second Row • Stacy McCray. Jill Burkhart Third Row Cindy Lindstrom, Tammy Danks, Michelle Johnson. Stephanie Allen. Julie Grim. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders - Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders Row 1- Michelle Cooney, Loni Greer, Darci Crotty. Row 2- Jill Catalfu. Denise Weaver, Candi Carrier. Michelle Cooney, Candi Carrier. Marci Crotty, Chris May Row 1- Chris May, Meatfhan Hornick, Kelly Robinson. Row 2- Marci Crotty, Chris Burkhart. Row 3-Amy Beckwith J.V Wrestling Cheerleaders 118 9th Grade Football Cheerleaders First Row • Jill Amoroso. Bridgette McKinsey, Brenda Beal. Second Row • Sara Mikesell. Becky Watrous, Amy McArdle. Third Row • Betsy Ricketts, Julie McKeta. Gretchen Thomas, Dawn Walton. Marceil Jensen. Captains: Cassie Deustch and Amy McArdle. Captains: Amy McArdle. Sara Mikesell and Rrenda Bed. First Row • Bridget McKinsey. Betsy Ricketts. Jill Amoroso. Second Row • Cassie Deustch. Amy McArdle, Kristin Robinson Third Row - Chawn Frontera. Fifth Row • Gretchen Thomas. 9th Grade Basketball Cheerleaders Health Assistant OBJECTIVES To give the students some training in the Health Care area. I ACTIVITIES Training to assist in the doctors offices, hospitals, or any type of health care facilities. HEALTH ASSIST AST Students in the Health Assistant program learn basic skills required to a health or medical assistant in a hospital, in a doctor's office, or in a homesetting. While learning their skills, they work in a clinical setting and make special trips to the Corry Manor. Other times they go to the Corry Hospital to utilize their skills. They all must receive a certificate in CPR. After completing the course 90 percent of the students get a job in a related field. Row 1: Janice Adams, Nicki Bean Row 2: Jenny Huffman, John Walton, Stephanie Walton Cathy Smith Mr. Piemme Principal Gary Silka, Tammy Jukes, Judy Tice, Mark May, Shawn Northrop. 122 Auto Mechanics (AM) Row 1: UC, UC. UC, UC, Charles Weaver, UC, UC, Tom Steele. Row 2: UC, Nick Toplovich. UC, Cory Turben, UC. Kenneth Barnette (PM) Row 1: Scott Toplovich, Terry Daley, Brian Campbell, Shawn Northrop, Joel Austin. Row 2: Jody Babcock, Ter ry Maine. Mike Shumsky, Gary Silka, Bill Miller, Chip Grow, Bill Haenel, Joe Penoyer, Tialisa Vantassel. Missing: Kent Barstow. Bob Nichols. AUTO MECHANICS Students in the Auto Mechanics gain skills that are necessary to get a job as a mechanic or something similar. During the course the students have the opportunity to work on their own vehicles. This gives them the self-satisfaction of completing something for themselves. They also fix vehicles for their teachers and the public in general. Approximately 65 percent of the students which take Auto Mechanics go on to a job related field. 123 OBJECTIVES Preparing students to enter the Auto repair occu- ACTIVITIES Tasks necessary to gain the competencies required pations with entry level competencies. for entry into the auto repair field. (AM) Row 1: Vera Hilbert. Theresa Titch. Leta Daley, Deana McDonald. Row 2: Steve Jaquith, Paul Carnrike, Rick Barr. Chuck Titch. Dennis Wright (PM) Row 1: Bill Montgomery, Don Slo-vey, Tony Huffman. Row 2: Ramsey Lindstrom, Greg Ingram, Chuck Titch, Dale Slye, Robin Dewev, Paul Fox. • Missing: Mike Raupach. Agriculture AGRICULTURE The Vo-Tech Agriculture program includes training in a variety of areas. These students work in the greenhouses, nurseries and garden centers. Students also study principles and processes dealing with the maintenance and repair of farm equipment; such as small gasoline engines, farm tractors and other power tools. Also included are the many varied nonpowered implements used on the farm. Basic carpentry and welding skills are also taught. OBJECTIVES To prepare the students for entry into farming and related business and industry through theory and practical experience. ACTIVITIES Dairy and livestock judging, FFA club. Citrus sale, mid winter convention, beef ticket raffle, and many more activities related to the ag. field. 124 (AM) Chester Nichols, Jim Simmons. Brad Nichols. Welding Earnest Zelinski (PM) Row 1-Kevin Way, Bob Cross, Mark Herberg. Row 2-Victor Kerr. Mike Weicht, Dean Elder. Steve Martin. Row 3-Lawrence Lehmann, Matt Weed, Tom Kostreba. Tim Pondel, Jeff Watrous, Scott Toplovich. WELDING Students in the welding program acquire a sense of pride and worth in themselves when they accomplish their goals. They repair broken parts to he put back into service. They also make individual projects for home, farm and personal use. In completing this program. the students have a good idea what they want to do and how they will fit on our working society. After graduation approximately 65 to 70 percent of the students go into the welding field. OBJECTIVES To teach the students the basics of welding in order to enter the trade. ACTIVITIES The repair of items, layout prints, and burning with hand torches. i?S (AM) Chuck Gilbert, Marc Weir, John Fay, Brock Still. Steve Fahey. Mike Theuret. Machine Shop MACHINE SHOP Students in Machine Shop learn industrial and technical skills used to make tools. They are provided with instruction in setting up and operating milling machines, drill presses, precision grinders, metal lather, shapers, and other production machines found in industry. They work on trade related projects and repair the school district’s maintenance equipment. Usually anywhere from 60 to 85 percent of the students are placed in a job related field. OBJECTIVES preparing students for a meaningful job and career. ACTIVITIES lay out, blue printing, machine operation, math, and some trigonometry. 126 Auto Body AUTO BODY The Auto Body repairs course includes removing of dents, repairing damaged panels, replacing parts, refinishing spot repairs, roup holstering the inside of a car, and installing accessories. The Students receive additional learning experiences on specialized machines. These experiences give the students an added advantage when they graduate. They already have experience which is sometimes the difference of getting or not getting a job. OBJECTIVES To provide the students with the skills necessary to repair auto body damage. ACTIVITIES Damage analysis, collision repair, restoration, refinish and glass work. (AM) Row 1-Brad Martin. Dennis Kd wards, Thomas Nelson. I.arry Davis Row t Chip Shrivcr, Tim Rugar, Rich Jude, Roger Reedy. Brad BoRert. Charles Derby Missing from photo-Dan Kdwards, Roger Graves. John Bartram (AM) VICA OFFICERS Row I- Charley Weaver, Bob Spencer. Laurie Adams, Vera Hilbert. Row -Chip Schriver. Pam Hulings. Michelle Bartlet. Rick Jude. (AM) How 1: Jeannine Nutt, Karissa Lees, Paula Daley. Row 2: Barb Stiles, Sandy Anderson, Theresa McClellan, Michelle Bartlet, Karia Fullom. Laurie Adams, Tracie Bemis. Missing- Tracy Wynn. Denise Nichols (PM) Row 1: Jennifer Willis, Stacie Hig-ley, Sheila Wingard, Erika Thomas, Michelle Spencer. Row 2: Kim Peters, Dawn Foster, Tina Vettenburg, Lisa Clayton, Michelle Higley, Shayla Carrol, Tammy Jukes, Ann Dunnewold, Judy Tice. Row 3: Penne Ruhlman, Stephanie Carnrike, Terri Smith, Kris Terrill, Sheila Chitester, Denise Bartley, Missy Hildum. Sue Dyer. Theresa Foster. Missing- Kelli Stevens, Katrina Chick. COSMETOLOGY While students are in Cosmetology, they train for the State Board Exam.. This exam includes a teacher’s license, a manager’s license, and a cosmetology license which includes ability to manicure. During training, they go on field trips to several hair shows, aid teachers with instructing the adult programs, and compete in VICA. Each year more students go and obtain jobs in the cosmetology field. Some students go on to a more advanced cosmetology school. OBJECTIVES To obtain a successful career in cosmetology. Cosmetology ACTIVITIES Cosmetology perform many activities such as hair cutting, hair styling, perms, roller sets, and much more. Carpentry (AM) Row 1: Ken Vogler, Kathy Kolaja, Pam llulings, Dave Proper. Row 2: Boh Johnson, Rick McGinnett, John Trisket, Shawn Akam. missing- Jim Nichols. Wallace Sickler (PM) Row 1: Frank Jackson, Bob Lind strom, Jeff Silka, Jeff Munn. Row 2: Jeff Fisher, Greg Kaufman, Brian So coski, Mike Ranyak, Paul Hazeltine. Row 3: Kevin Vanderhoff, Tim Hamilton, Doug Baker, Gregg Long, Clint Gray. CARPENTRY When at Carpentry the students oh tain the general knowledge of home and industry construction. They learn to read and draw blueprints of their own home, estimate how much material would be needed, and estimate how much it will cost. Then the students can make such things as dog houses, tables, cutting boards, etc. They have also worked on the Meade Park Museum and the concession stand at the High School. These skills can be helpful after they graduate. OBJECTIVES To teach the students and ready them for the carpentry industry. ACTIVITIES Compentcy based activities in the carpentry Held. 129 “A Year Of Change . . . A Year Of Success.” The 1987-88 C.H.S. Marching Band, under the direction of Senior Drum Major Leigh Smith, and Junior Drum Major Kristen Lloyd, consisted of 75 members, 30 of which were Auxiliary members and 45 instrumentalists. Auxiliary leaders were Seniors Lori Schweitzer (Silks), and Lee Bailey (Majorettes). The repetoire for the 1987 season consisted of Johnny One Note (Rogers Hart), I Wish (Stevie Wonder) the percussion feature with trombone soloist John Taylor, “Lu-cretia MacEvil (Blood, Sweat, Tears), and Do You Know (Diana Ross) featuring trumpet players Lori Robertson and Steve Hall. The band had many dedicated instructors to help them put their show together: Bill Burns-Director, Jim Bruns-wick-Assistant Director, Jerry Anderson-Instrumental Instructor, Tonja Schrecengost and Barb Zajak-Auxiliary Advisors, Drew Klaus-Visual Coordinator and Auxiliary Instructor, Mark Marchant-Per-cussion Arranger. Brad Ami-don-Percussion Instructor, Shawn Halquist Musical Arranger, and Carol Clemente-Rifle Instructor. The band performed at four Lakeshore Marching Band Competitions, local parades, and at Canada’s Wonderland. The season concluded with the band taking one second place, one third place, two best auxiliary awards, and one high marching award. The band looks forward to an even better season next year in 1988-89. The Majorettes, along with the rest of the auxiliary, one two best auxiliary awards. Sherri Danner. Beth Norton, LuAnn Krizanik. Kerry Kelsey. Lee Bailey. Cassie Deutche, and Brenda Crane The Band had a wonderful season thanks to the dedication of our two drum majors. Drum Majors Kristen Lloyd, and Leigh Smith. 132 The Rifles did an outstanding job this year and they deserved their awards. Chris May, Jennifer Rose, and Heather Reeves. “1987-88 Marching Band” Before every performance the marching band must arrive at least one hour early in order to dress, warm-up, and get psyched for a crowd pleasing show. The band should be commended for their awesome performances! _____________ The Silks had a great season and enjoyed their victories Top: Lori Schweitzer Center LR: Amy Lindsey. Mary Reaugh. Mary Zackzirwiez, Brenda Williams. Jessica Potocki. Cindy Lambert. Kristin Nielsen. Katie Henderson. Joni Courtney, and Laura Phillips. Bottom L R: Lynn Vinca. Kim Murray. Michelle Cooney, Amy Colwell, and Kim Johnson. m SENIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND Many students at Corry Area High School are involved in the music program. The Senior High Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Bill Burns, involves students in grades nine through twelve. Most of these students have been playing their instruments since fourth grade. There they learn the basic skills for a successful career in music. In Junior High Band, students work to improve their playing skills. Once in Senior High Band, a great ileal of work and practice goes into preparing for the concerts for that year. Although all students express their talent, there are some students that rise above the average level. A Senior High Band Festival is held every year at a surrounding school. Students in grades ten through twelve may apply for a position in the mid-winter festival. Any student ranking high at Districts may advance onto Keginal Band. Members of the Br.iss section are: TOP l ri Robertson. Steve Rail 2nd AYW lasa Swarm, la-igh Smith -ird ROW- Scott Ludwig. Deanna Kysor BOTTOM l anello Kshelman. Eve Maynard. Kelly Holthouse Members of the Flute section are: TOP Julie lmh� ff. Heather Siovn m I . . Lwi SLum Cindy I’lttlen. Tina Barr BOTTOM Dawn DfWilt. Me� y Vear. Both Wright Missing from photo is Sieole Norton. Members of the Percussion Mo tion are: TOP- Melinda Young, Jeri Cross MIDDLE- Kristen IJoyd, Amy Beckwith BOTTOM Mat Davis, Missing from ph tn is John Volk. Members of the Woodwind section ate: TOP Judy Schweitzer, Cherie Vurravsa, Dean Spniveri 2nd HOW- Leannc Kiker. Wendy Hasbcouck, Jeff Matteson :tn! HOW Shawna langenfelter. Annette Tubhs BOTTOM Missy Clark, Kristin Robertson. Missing from photo is Amy Warner Members of b w Brass section are: TOP Scott Host, John Taylor MIDDLE- Michelle Rogers BOTTOM• Stevi Nichols A dele Cone 9TH GRADE CHORUS The ninth grade chorus is under the direction of Mr. Brunswick. The chorus is filled with ninth grade students who all enjoy singing. Singing is only part of this course, performing is the other part. This group of singer put on two concerts a year. One concert is just before Christmas and the other is held in the spring. The stu dents in this course chose it because they enjoy singing and enjoy expressing themselves vocally. First Row: Kelly Karls, lla Slater. Corinna Socie, .Jim Amoroso, Betsy Ricketts, Amy McArdle, Konya Myers, Tracy Murdock. Angie Anthony, Lori Migliaccio. Mindy Whitney. Second Row: Mary .Joe Jackson, Amy Mennen, Kim Baker, Cindy Lambert, Melanie Grant. Michelle King. Dawn Wager, Tammy Kralick, Missy Potocki, and Pam Butcher. Theater Arts Theater Arts is available to 9th • 12th graders All students participating must have an interest in the theater. During the year the students study History of the Theater, how to direct a stage presentation, and the different techniques of acting. In the 2nd semester of the class everyone rehearses and performs a play for the elementary children of the School District. First Row: Jodi Haggard. Gretchen Thomas, Keith Haggard. Missy Potocki, Jake Piemme, Dennis Redenz. Second Row: Jennifer Ohmer. Kathy Murphy, Heidi Firth, Melanie Whaley, Amy Bemis. and Darlene Miller. Third Row: Kristen Robertson, Angie Burlingame, Michelle Rogers. Tonya Myers, and Janice Miller. Fourth Row: Bill Nichols, Steve Nichols, Mark Shettler, Jeremy Gates, Chuck Jaquith, and Jason Catalfu. U6 1st row: Kevin McCray, Samantha Baker, Andrea Byler. Melissa Brooks, Jennifer Lindstrom, Chad Sutton, Toby Walker, Tony Scott. John Wood. 2nd row: Jen Breauchy, Patricia Jaquith. Bonnie Anderson, Sonya Czech. Amy Ho, Cheryl McCallum. Heidi Imhoff, Karen Jaquith, Cheryl Foster, and Paula Dean. 3rd row: Mari Lee Bailey, Lori Bigelow, Heather Cross, Amy Lutz, Patrick Varish, Jed Allyn, Theresa Bidwill, Tiffany Minnick, and Missy Woerner, 4th row: Jennifer Kus, Stacy Hyer. Vicki Blakeslee, Wendy Amond, Michelle Highy, Jennifer Krasa, Kim Swarm. Kelly Dolan, Amy Hamilton, and Karen Halfast. 8th Grade Chorus All students in the eighth grade chorus enjoy music, along with their chorus teacher Mrs. Jaynes. One of the main exercises in the chorus, is developing their skills. They all make a point of fine runing their singing skills, as well as their skills in reading the music they sing. The hoys and girls of this class put on the concert each year. Later in the year they all take part in putting on a musical. Row 1: Patrick Hazelline. Gretchen Stolz, Andy Potocki. Brandy Gifford, Carrie Cobb. Jennifer Cochran, Carol Barr, Danallie Eastman, Mike Christensen. Ricky Chase. Mike Shannon. Hope Cooper, Heather Moore. Dawn Smith. Row 2: Lucas Madison. Matt Brevet. Roltert Soety. Erika Sill, Jill Cross, Betty Jo Clark. Terry Saltman, Frank Fuller. Marion Swanson. Brian Anthony. Veronica Lindstrom, Michelle Covan, Leigh Ann Halfast. Amy Miles, Keni Groel. Row :fc Tabitha Middleton, Janice McKinsey, Tonya Czech, Bob Murray, Bobby Higley, Rodney Johnson, Kelly Anthony, Traci Chase, Shannon Rupp. Keith Clabbatz, Keith Stroup, Michelle Corbett, Cheryl Ubowski, Kelly Way, Craig Whaley, Preston Eshelman. Row I: Carrie Miller, Katie Lindenberger. Jill Driscoll, Brenda Krizo. Juanna Hammond. Trudie Kostntime. Valerie White, Paula Kuszajewski. Charise Taylor, Mary Beth Robb, Lisa Read. Valerie Miles. Sue bmg. Niki Nichols, Dave Cambell, lien Baker. 7th Grade Chorus The boys and girls of this class put on two concerts a year. One held during Christmas months and the second is performed in the Spring. Mong with putting on two concerts a year, the seventh grade participates in a musical. This musical is usually held during the second semester. Not all of the students time is spent singing, they also learn music rhythm and music theory. The students learn all of this from Mrs. Jaynes. This is a group of slu dents enjoying every note they sing 137 JUNIOR HIGH BAND A certain group of seventh and eighth graders decided to not just take the required academic courses in Junior High, hut also and extra special course. Junior High Band. After about three years of studying their instrument in grade school, they wanted to further their education in Junior High and often continuing in Senior High. Everyday the group works on songs and scales. They have two concerts a year and some of the members even go to Junior High Districts Band. In a few years the people on these pages will be the heart of our Senior High Band. We can expect good things from these very talented young people. Row |: Hope Rhodes, Debbie Hogan, Jenny Counasse. Amy Miles, and Honda Ayers Row : Dave Hou. Michelle Capper. Amy Ho. Cindy Mam, and Beth Mack. Row 3: Karen Cox. Melissa Patterson. Amy Mercer, Wendy Amond, and Wendy Staples. Row |: Heather Smith. Theresa Davis, and Carrie Pledger. Row •£ Kristi McConnchie. Dost Me Michael. Sarah Alsdorf. and Pam Baccus. Row 8: Natalie Mac Lees, Alex Potoeki. and Kim Stoitx Row I: Chad McCray. Brad Ayers Curtis Jantzi, and Becki Stouten Row 2: Mike Ungenfelter and Chad Kafferlin. Row I: Greg Wilson. Rick Anundson. and Denise Cone. Row 2: Joette Brunecz, Dave Reynolds. Aaron Beck, and Preston Griffiths. 139 Band Camp 1987 Please pay no attention to the giant sumo wrestler behind me. The purpose of this camp is to improve marching skills not show off our bodies Band members look on while Drew helps the silks learn their routine. Drew is a good friend of Mr. Burns. Who did a lot of work with the silks, which later led to auxilary trophies. Look what the band camp food did to Amy Lindsey's face. Brad Amidon, a friend and fromer student of Mr. Burns, spent a lot of time with our perc section. The perc feature I Wish was a true accomplishment for the whole section. Band advisors included: (left to right) Mr, Brunswick. Marie Nlebauer, Carol Clemente Bottom (left to right) Drew Klaus, Brad Amidon. Mr. Burns, Jerry Anderson, and missing from photo, Brain Gresh. Row ! Jodi Hagger, Deyna Cox, Melanie Near. Sunni Price, Wendy Ohmer, Linda Elliot, Kristen Lloyd. Chrissi Hoover. Row-2 Mary Reaugh, Amy Beckwith Chris Middleton, Annette Kent, Stephanie Allen. Janice Brewer, Karen Grice. Row-3 Mark Shettler. Jeremy Scouten, Steve Hall. Doug Carson, Chuck Jaquith. Jason McCoy, John Taylor. Senior High Chorus Senior High Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Brunswick, includes grades ten trhough twelve. The chorus is made up of four sections. Depending on their singing abilities, each mamber is in either the saprano, alto, tenor, or bass groups. They have two concerts. One in the winter and one in the spring. The chorus also sings in honor of hte Seniors at Baccalaureate. Each year a few members attend a Distric Chorus Festival which could lead to Reginals. This year Mary Reaugh, Kristen Lloyd, Amy Beckwith, Mark Shettler, John Taylor, and Chuck Jaquith attended districts this year. Row-1 Jeri Cross. Missy Clark, Dean Sproveri. Steve Nichols Kristin Robertson. Row 2 Kristen Lloyd, Annette Tubbs Row-3 Mat Davis, Jodi Schweitzer, John Volk. Amy Beckwith. Steve Hall, Lori Robertson, Scott Ludwig. Lisa Swarm, Jeff Malteson Row-I Adele Cone, Scott Host. John Taylor The jazz band is a group of students who meet during activity period to learn a different type of music from what they play in concert band Jazz Band is mostly brass instruments along with Saxophones, the Piano, and percussion. John Taylor and Kristen Lloyd attended District Jazz Band. 141 Runners Show Promising Future Below: Jeff Weis pushes his hardest towards the finish line. The boys track team of 1087 did a good job this season. Their long hours of practice really paid off. The boys met most every night for two hours in order to prepare for their meets. During the season Corry had two guys who excelled w ith the javelin. Robb Albers broke the javelin record held by Steve Olson set in 1961. Robb’s throw of 191 10 was the farthest throw last year in District 10. Doug Gerzina also did well as he was the District Champ in javelin. The boys did an outstanding job at District Qualifiers with nine boys advancing to Districts. At Districts Doug Gerzina took District Champion in the javelin throw, in taking fourth in 3200 relay was Jeff Weis, Tim Beal, Kevin Furshone, and Scott Hornick, and Joe Nicklas took sixth in the hurdles. The boys track team of 1987 took fourth overall in the E.C.L. Conference out of eleven High School teams. Mr. Correll was proud of the boys. He commented, We have a good group of young atheletes with a great deal of talent. Coaching people like these makes your job enjoyable. 1987 Boys Track Corry 74 Fort LeBoeuf 76 Corry 69 Seneca 80 4 Corry 107 Iroquois 43 Corry 78 Union City 72 Above Right: Doug Gerzina throws his best to make District Champ in javelin. B. Ahl. D. Gerzina, S. Hornick, G. Lamendola, D. Mitchell. B Patten, M Upperman, G. Lutton, S. Hennigh, D. Ahl, K Albers, J. Black, T. Cowles, T. Downey, A. Gehrlein, L Labowski, P. Lem:yic. T. McIntyre, S Migliacaio, J. Nicklas, M Reese, S. Stanbro, J Web, R Zuendel, J. Alsdorf, D. Baker. M Daniels. M DePaul, S. Hall. I. Mikesell. W. Prather, R. Web, M. Allyn. K Anundson. T. Beal. K. Frushone, A. Labowski, T. Lobdell, R. Migliaccio, B. Nichols, T. Nicklas, E. Potocki. J. Rogers, J. Stranahan. K. Vanderhoof. B Nichols Above: Robb Albers throwing the javelin. He now holds the school record of 19110 . This was the farthest throw last year in District 10. Left: Tom Nicklas warms up before throwing the shot-put. Members of the 1987 Track Team 1987 Girls’ Track A winning tradition The 1987 Girls' Track Team had another excellent season with only one defeat. The team consisted of five seniors and seventeen underclassmen. Winners at the County Meet were: Cathy Correll-Discus, Robin Curtis-1600 and 3200 meter run. Sandy Platt, Missy Woodworth, Leigh Mitchell, and Robin Curtis placed first in the 3200 Relay. Two new school records were set in 1987 by Robin Curtis in the 1600 and the 3200 meter run. Her times were: 5:11.08 in the 1600 meter run and 11:23.3 in the 3200 meter run. Good job Robin! In Districts Robin was the winner in the 3200 meter run. Sandy Platt, Leigh Mitchell, Missy Woodworth, and Robin Curtis came in 10th for the 3200 Relay. Overall, the Girls’ Track Team of 1987 had an outstanding season. Mr. McCray must be very proud of all his girls, and is looking forward to another exciting season. 1987 Girls' Track Corry 74 Ft. LeBoef 67 85 Girard 46 85 Union City 52 52 Seneca 89 McDowell Relays-6th Erie County Meet-Srd District Meet-3rd Top, Lynn Vinca knows practice makes perfect. Above. Kathleen Migliaccio receives a good hand-off from Lori Mancino. Right, Debbie Hamilton stretches for every inch. 148 Above. Robin Curtis, Leigh Mitchell, Sandy Platt, and Missy Woodworth Coun ty Meet Winners in the 3'£00 meter relay I-eft. Robin Curtis striving to be the best. I1W7 TEAM MEMBERS: Cathy Correll, Margie Fuchs. Leigh Ann Mitchell, Tummy Wood. Missy Woodworth. Robin Curtis. Kathleen Migliaccio. Amy Lindsey. Trim Long, Lon Mancino, Autumn McLellan, Tracey .Messenger, Amy Mitchell. Sandy Platt, Jessica Potocki, l-eta Daley. Dawn DeWitt. Debbie Hamilton. Missy Johnson. Wren Rasey, Lynn Vinca. Heidi Walters. Row I: Bill Nelson, John Volk. Jason Kainieri, Lori Nadonaly, Delphine Russell, and Penny Eshelman. Row 2: Steve Graeca. UU Wiene. Jeremy Robinson, Rick Vanderweele, David Huntley, and Dan Bothell. Steve Graeca is seen making a great running return Lori Nadonaly is shown returning a serve in one of her matches, this was her first year on the team. Golf The Golf team also had a rough season this year, finishing with a 3 and 9 record. There were five returning team members among the five, four of them went on to District Ten play, they were Bill Allender, Todd Knapp, Jamie Sutton, and Dan Craker. Chris Button is shown teeing off in one of his matches. T e e t 1 n g 0 f f I n ’8 8 Corry 2 ... Corry 15 .. Corry 2 Vi Corry II Vi Corry 0 ... Corry 16 .. Corry 4 ... Corry 480 . Corry 0 ... Corry 14 Corry 10 Corry 0 ... (SCORES) ....General McLane 23 ....North East 10 ....General McLane 22 Vi North East 13 V, ....Fairview 25 ....North East 9 ....General McLane 21 ....Titusville 458 ....Fairville 25 ....General McLane 11 ....North East 15 ....Fairview 25 Row 1: Chris Lutton, Ron Allender, Kris Parkhurst, Mark Hulings, and Tim Scott. Row 2: Mr. Ottaway, Bill Allender, Jamie Sutton, Todd, Todd Knapp, and Dan Craker. Todd Knapp and Bill Allender are seen watching the action in front of them Bill was voted most valuable player. Boys Cross Country Running Towards Victory CROSS COUNTRY The twentieth year of cross country at CAMS was a very successful one for Coach Hy Daley's harriers. Although not taking the coveted ECL title, the boys cross country team ran to a very successful 10 win, 3 loss, and one tie record. Coach Daley's team competed well with all league competition. Highlighting the season was a mere four point loss to the perennial powerhouse North East. North East would go on to win the State Championship in cross country. Another fine performance by the C-C boys was a tie with the largest school in Northwestern PA-that being Eric McDowell. I ed by Seniors Dan Ahl, Stewart Stan-bro, and Kelly Thomas the team put in great efforts in forming a very competitive and exciting season. Virtually all members of the team improved their own personal record times. Kevin Frushone, Jared aLs-dorf, Haven Daley, Shawn .Migliaccio, Chris Maryott, and Jay Stranahan added the underclassmen depth that pulled the team through many a close meet. Coach Daley has a goog nucleus returning next year with the addition of fine freshmen runners like Rill Zimmer, Trevor Cobb, and Tony Knapp. Good luck to our harriers as they begin the twenty years of great C-C at Corry Area High. ABOVE LEFT: Mike Hrenko, one of Cony's runners, contributed to the teams winning season. ABOVE: Bill Zimmer. Trevor Cobb. Tony Knapp. Jay Stranahan. Kevin Funshone, Jared Alsdorf, Chris Maryott, Haven Daley SITTING: Shawn Migliaccio, Dan Ahl, Stewart Stan-bro, Kelly Thomas RIGHT: Three Corry runners. Dan Ahl. Kevin Fur-shone. and Haven Daley push towards the finish line at an Invitational. BELOW: Dan Ahl had an outstanding season, finishing as Corrv's 2nd best runner of all times Records RECORD Union City 18 Corry 39 Harborcreek 41 Corry 16 Cochranton 32 Corry 23 Fairview 37 Corry 16 Mercyhurst Prep 43 Corry 16 Warren 37 Corry 19 Girard 31 Corry 26 McDowell 28 Corry 28 Titusville 37 Corry 22 Seneca 30 Corry 26 Linesville 44 Corry 16 North East 26 Corry 30 Northwestern 30 Corry 19 General Mclane 26 Corry 33 152 Girls’ Cross Country It was another banner year for the Corry Area High School Girls Cross Country team, as they finished the season with a record of 10-1 and qualified for the State Cross Country Meet at Penn State. The only dual meet loss the Lady Beavers suffered was against North Hast on September 21. Individually, Robin Curtis was once again the leading runner for Corry. She was first at the Neshannock Invitational and fifth in the Rocky Grove Invitational. Michelle Johnson striving for her best time. At the District X competition, Corry finished second and earned its berth in the State meet. Curtis was third in the meet, with Kathleen Migliaccio taking 10th; Alisha Fralick, 12th: Michelle Johnson 18th; and Lori Mancino, 21st. Those five runners, along with Dancttc Kornikoski, went to the State meet and took 19th place overall in Class AAA competition. Above Right: Despite many injuries. Kathleen Migliaccio gave it her all. Above: Members of the girls cross country team that went to states are left to right: front row. Michelle Johnson. Lori Mancino. and Danette Kornikoski: back row. Robin Curtis. Kathleen Migliaccio and Alisha Fralick. Corry pack sticking close together at one of their cross country meets. Below: Robin Curtis, one of Corry's best runners, goes for a record. Records Fairview 37 Corry 19 Union City 37 Corry 18 Warren 34 Corry 21 Cochranton 39 Corry 18 McDowell 31 Corry 24 Girard 37 Corry 22 Seneca 31 Corry 24 Titusville 32 Corry 23 North East 24 Corry 31 Linesville 39 Corry 16 General McLane 34 Corry 23 153 1987 Volleyball Team Bump, Set, Spike - The Names Of The Game, Despite the rough start, the volleyball team still had a commendable season this year with ten wins and eight losses. Throughout the season, various line-up changes and injuries hindered a few of the games, however, the five senior and one junior line-up still proved to be formidable in the eyes of many of their opponents. Each of the starters; Shar Baran, Ann Ga-vazzi, Cathy Correll. Kelly Lindsey, Lori Nadolny, and Kelly Williams have played volleyball since ninth grade and have played varsity since as early as ninth and tenth grades. They were aided by senior subs, Tammy Slye and Georgiana Roberts and new recruits such as Bridget Nelson, Sue Zaczkiewicz, Tracy Messinger and Wren Rasey. As said earlier, the season had a slow start, in which the first half of the season ended with a 4-5 standing. During the second half, the team, recharged and ready for a fresh start, ended with a 6-3 standing, finalizing the season with a 10-8 standing. The girls missed a spot in Districts by one loss, which was to General McLane. According to Coach Craker, ‘‘The girls played well; and hard. When they lost they J.V. players in total concentration while waiting for the serve. 156 Cathy Correll. 1987 MVP winner, displays her diving ability. Junior Lori Nadolnly smashing a spike, while Shar Baran covers for the block. Serve reception is a vital part of volleyball, which demands a good eye and total concentration which was demonstrated by Cathy Correll and Ann Gavazzi throughout the season. Varsity team Row 1- Wren Rasey. Sue Zaczkiewicz. Coach Craker. Tracy Messinger. Georgiana George Roberts. Row 2- Bridget Nelson, Ann Gavazzi. Kellie Lindsey, Tammy Slye. Shar Baran, Row 3- Lori Nadolnly. Kelly Williams, Cathy Correll. didn't lose easy, they gave everything they had. The girls ended the season on a positive note and they should be proud of themselves. The Junior Varsity had an exemplary season as well, ending with a 15 3 season. Coach Craker being presented a corsage for parents' night by Co-captains, Kelly Williams and Kellie Lindsey. Seniors. Tammy Slye and Shar Baran stretchkiut for the block. JV Team-Row 1- Co-captains, Bridget Nelson. Tracy Messinger. and Coach Freeman Row 2- Jackie Cross, Joanie Gibson. Kelly Wilshlre, Sue Zaczkiewlcz, Tracy Berkhous, Lori Migliaccio, Lori Anderson, Theresa Yaletti. Keelly Scouten. Row 3- Heidi Firth. Tammy Bonchck, Penny Rshclman. VVren Raccy. Heidi Walters Terry Smith. Michelle Minnis, Amy Stranahan. ' 1 I 1987 Volleyball Season Cony-18 Northwestern-16 Corry-15 Northwestern-? 5 15 15 9 15 Corry-15 Girard • Corry-15 Girard -4 15 15 6 forry-l Seneca-If Cony-8 Seneca -15 15 t 6 15 7 If Cony-5 Iroquois-15 Corry-15 Iroquois-11 15 12 14 1( 7 15 15 1( Corry-8 North East -15 Corry-16 North Ea� Mi 15 3 10 If 13 15 15 1 Corry-15 Fairview -1 Corry-15 Fairview- 15 5 15 j Corry-15 Harborereek -8 Corry-15 Harborereek-li 12 15 15 f 15 0 Cony-10 Ft LeBoeuf-li Corry-13 Ft. I Boeuf -15 5 If 10 15 Corry-1 General McLane-lf Corry-15 General McLane-9 12 If 8 15 15 10 157 1987 Football Team And Season Striving For Success The Ift87 Beaver Football Team finished the season with a 5-3-2 record and a tie for third place in the Brie County league The senior starters led by captains Mark Ginn and Tom Me Intyre helped mold a team that had seen three head coaches in three years These seniors were Jim Lathrop. Mike Weicht. Tom Downey. Jeff Weis. Joe Nicklas, Steve Graeca, and Lauren Shrove. Other seniors seeing action were Randy Zuendel and Rob Albers. Seniors injured were Bill Nelson and Dave Huntley. One of the many highlights of the season was the 6-0 overtime win over the eventual Erie County champions Fort Le Bocuf Bisons The great defense of the Beavers was always a highlight of each game Giving up an average of 7 points per game, the defensive unit made up of Ginn. Lathrop, Weicht. Me Intyre, Shreve, Zuendel J Weis, and Juniors Mark Frushone. Mike Daniels, Scott Me Clellan. Jeff Church. Clint Gray. Rob Weis. Bill Harrington. Doug Baker. Jon Palmer, and sophomore Tim Beal, put in great efforts. Three shut-ouLs were obtained over Fort Le Boeuf. North East and Fairview Another highpoint was the naming of seven players to the allcounty team. Tom Me Intyre and Jim Lathrop rr� � rr '■nRRi COPRY CCRRY CORKY Weis and Weight going for a fumble in the Corrv • Titusville Snow Bowl The 1887 Football Team Great catch by Rob Weis! Captains Mark Ginn and Tom McIntyre 158 Were honorable mention as linebacker and guard respectively. Mark Frushone was named the the second team as a linebacker. First team honors went to seniors Mark Ginn as defensive end and Steve Graeea as punter. Juniors making the first team were Doug Baker at center and Mike Daniels at defensive back The loss of this great group of seniors through graduation will surely hurt, but the Beavers are get ting ready for hopefully a better season next year when this fine group of juniors are assisted by the sophomores and freshman in mounting a strong drive for the ECL title. The hard practices paid off for this years team. Pushing hard makes the guys ready for the games. Coach Lukac shows the guys how to hand off correctly. 160 Corry 1987 Football Records Sept. 5 • Corry 32, Iroquois 13 Sept. II - Corry 6, Fort LeBoeuf 0 Sept. 18 • Corry 27. North East 0 Sept. 25 • Corry 38, Seneca 20 Oct. 2 - Girard 14, Corry 7 Oct. 9 • Corry 13, Harborcreek 13 Oct. 16 • Corry 0. Fairview 0 Oct. 23 • Corry 19, Northwestern 13 Oct. 30 - General McLane 7, Corry 6 Nov. 7 Titusville 26. Corry 6 Beaver Wrestlers Spell Victory Pin Tn Win TEAM PHOTO Bottom How one: Ryan Perterson. Chris Maryott, Mike Jukes, Tim Johnson. Trevor Cobb. Brian Salsgiver. Haven Daley, Ty Scouten. Thad Jackman Middle Row Two: Rick Helmer. Todd Cdx. Chris Lut-ton. Jeff Church, Kevin Kysor. Brian Nichols, Jamey Kinney. Rod Curtis. Top Roy Three: John Osh. Tom Harrington. Wade Prather, Mike Lindsey. Mark Fni-shone, Jeff Glass. Kevin Frushone, Jon Palmer. Bill Harrington The Corry wrestling team began the year with six returning letterman led by cocaptains and regional qualifiers Mark Frushone and Bill Harrington. Todd Cox was also elected as a Captain coming back from a knee injury last year. This year’s Beaver grapplers have an experienced group in the middle and upper weights and they were counted on all season to finish off their opponents. The highlight of the season this far was the team championship in the tough North East Tournament. The Beavers avenged an earlier loss to Fort LeBoeuf by edging them out for the title. It was a total team effort with eight wrestlers placing in the top four. Jon Palmer was the lone champion with Todd Cox and Chris Lutton placing second. Mark Frushone. Tom Harrington and Wade Prather were third and Ty Scouten and Bill Harrington took fourth places. With only two seniors in the starting line up, look for the Corry wrestlers to be near the top in the District next year. Corry SO Maplewood 9 Corry 51 I’nion City 12 Corry 45 Saegertown 13 Corry 22 Cathedral Prep 0 Corry 44 Tech Memorial 12 Corry 30 Titusville 21 Corry 20 Ft. LeBoeuf 34 Corry 40 General McLane 22 Corry 24 Meadville 30 Corry 60 Fdirview 3 Corry 63 Iroquois 0 Corry 63 North East 6 Corry 18 McDowell 32 Corry 51 Warren 12 Corry 41 Northwestern 17 Corry 50 Seneca II Corry 34 Harborcreek 27 Corry 58 Girard 12 WEIGHTS 98- Ty Scouten 146- Jon Palmer 105- Jeff Jackson 156- Chris Lutton 112- Haven Daley 167- Mark Frushone 110 Chris Maryott 186 Tom Harrington 126- Jeff Church Hvy. Weight- Wade 132- Todd Cox Prather 138- Bill Harrington Starting letterman. junior Bill Harrington, will return with even more energy in his senior year. 162 ’88 Wrestling ... A Year To Remember Mark Frushone adds another one to his record. 163 Ib4 (Left to Kiitht) Bottom: 'Candi Nichols, 'Renee Anderson, ' Annie Hunt, Tim Correll, Melanie Whaley, Lori Manoino. 'Mary I-over nos. Teri Mancino, 'Dave Patterson Middle: Coach McIntyre, Marti Johnston. Kelly Mitchell. Greg Krasa. Tony Knapp. Travis Eckstrom. Missy Johnson. Jim Vanderweele, Coach Rich Zarger. Top: Shane McIntyre. Todd Knapp. Rick Vanderweele, Tim Winchell, Larry Lahowski, Andy Steurt. Brian Babcock. Jeff Lamberry, Eric Potocki. ' Managers Shane McIntyre cathcing his breath ufter another SrtO free swim Kelly Mitchell shows the other side of swim meets, the practice. Swimmers Splash To First Time Ever District 10 Title In Swimming History!!! Melanie Whaley swims inward the finish. Tony Knapp just touching out his opponant. Co Captain Tim Wine hell. Coach Jack McIntyre, Co-Captain. Todd Knapp reaches for another victorious win in the 100 butterfly. Seniors Larry Labowskl, Shane McIntyre, Rick Van-derweele, Brian Babcock Tim Winchcll. CORRY 69 OIL CITY 62 CORRY 58 Me DOWELL 18 CORRY 11? HARBORCREEK 61 CORRY 102 CATHEDRAL PREP 69 CORRY 116 FAIRVIEW 47 CORRY 109 NORTH EAST 60 CORRY 64 CATHEDRAL PREP 27 CORRY 63 IROQt'OIS 20 CORRY 65 GIRARD 16 CORRY 60 HARBORCREEK 33 CORRY 62 FAIRVIEW 20 CORRY 61 NORTH EAST 32 CORRY 100 MEADVILLE 71 CORRY 110 IROQUIOS 61 CORRY 114 GIRARD 36 16$ Swimmers Splash To E.C.L. Success 166 Swimmers win Iroquois coaches Swimming invitational. Rick Vanderweele breaks another record this year. Clockwise: Sophomore. Divers. Missing Brian Babcock Freshman, and Junior Swimmers. The Corry Varsity Swim Team ended their Season 15 • 0 overall. This is the swimmers fifth consecutive year as Erie County League Champions. Co-Captains of this years team were Tim Winchell and Shane McIntyre. The team was coached to victory by Coach Jack McIntyre and Diving Coach Rich Zarger. It proved to be a successful season. When any swimmer entered the water records were being broken or they were receiving a personal best time. This years graduating Seniors are: Brian Babcock, Larry Labowski, Shane McIntyre, Rick Vanderweele, and Tim Winchell. Larry Labowski was named “most Valuable swimmer at the Iroquois Coaches Swimming Invational. The team won first place at the Invitational with 423 pts. North East came in second with 213 pts. The divers diligently worked hard all season between swim practice and going to Union City to practice diving. There annual diving meet was held at Harborcreek High School where Divers Missy Johnson and Brian Babcock proved to have a successful day. The hardest meet of their season was against the Meadville Bulldogs. The Beavers won the meet 100 - 71. The swimmers put the only loss on Meadville's record this year. The Swimmers proved to have a succes-ful season as once again they are E.C.L. Champs. The swimmers own the E.C.L. Crown for the fifth season straight. A Slam Dunk Year cPR JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL First row: John Zaphiris, Mike Hrenko, Matt Allen. Jamie Sutton. Second row: Darin Glass, Matt Xander, David Young, Scott Sandburg, Kevin Anudson, and Jay Stranahan. r ' v____________________y At far left: Scott McClellan slam dunks one for two points against the Girard Yellow Jackets. At near left: A nice far court shot by Senior Matt Kubich. Corry .... 2� Corry .... 65 Corry .... 55 Corry’ .... 83 Corry ... 43 Corry — .. . 52 Corry ... 46 Corry’ 42 Corry .... 43 Corry .... 45 Corry ■.. 44 Corry ... 41 Corry 49 Corry .... .... 40 Corry 39 Corry ... 57 Corry .... 11 Corry 43 Corry .... .... 48 Corry .... 56 Corry’ .... 46 Maplewood an Union City 45 Seneca 34 Bradford (1 Fairview ..... 30 Northeast ... II General McCI 62 Ft. LeBocuf .. 85 Iroquois ...... 35 Girard ........ 56 Northwestern 55 Harborcreek 47 Seneca _______ 28 Fairview ...... 35 General McCI 41 North East . 50 Ft LeBoeuf 48 Girard 46 Northwestern 67 Harborvrvek .. 46 Iroquois ______ 55 Boys Basketball At left: Scott Vic Clellan jumps high to help his winning team. “Hoops It Up” The 1987-88 basketball season stood as one of the best in Corry history. The main contributors to the team’s success are five seniors and two juniors. The cocaptains are seniors Steve Graeca and Matt Kubich with point guard Graeca leading the scoring with a 15 point per game average. Joe Nick las, Jeff Weis, and Dan Ahl are the other senior mainstays with all seniors alternating in the starting line-up. The second and third leading scorers and the two leading rebounders are Scott McClellan and Rob Weis, the two Junior squad members. The team kept the pace and this year may go down as one of the Beavers three or four best years. At left: Matt Kubich shoots on behalf of the Battling Beavers. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Jamie Sutton. Jeff Weis, Dan Ahl, Steve Graeca. Mike Hrenko, Jay Stranahan. Second Row: David Young, Scott McClellan, Matt Kubich. Joe Nicklas. Rob Weis, Scott San burg. Joe Nicklas puts in one for the Beavers. Matt Kubich shoots for two on behalf of the Battling Beavers. VARSITY SCORES MAPLEWOOD SI CORRY 64 UNION CITY 33 CORRY 66 SENECA 46 CORRY 53 FAIR VIEW S5 CORRY 49 BRADFORD 47 CORRY 60 NORTHEAST 67 CORRY 71 GEN McCLANE 66 CORRY 32 FT. LeBOEUF 66 CORRY 82 IROQUOIS 57 CORRY 69 GIRARD 60 CORRY 41 NORTHWESTERN 39 CORRY 69 HARBORCREEK 48 CORRY 60 SENECA 66 CORRY 69 FAIRVIEW 38 CORRY 40 GEN. McCLANE 63 CORRY 36 GIRARD 60 CORRY 42 FT. LeBOEUF 57 CORRY 70 NORTHWESTERN 62 CORRY 64 HARBORCREEK 63 CORRY 66 NORTHEAST 64 CORRY 97 IROQOIS 61 CORRY 62 169 Determined Lady Beavers A Spark For The Future This year’s varsity girl's basketball team faced an imposing task • to compete against a taller, more experienced Erie County League with only one returning starter from last season. Early in the season the wins were few, but even then, the spirit of the team was evident. Their never-say-die attitude was the reason that by the 2nd half of the season, they proved that they could play head to head with some of the best teams in the E.C.L. This spirited group was led by senior. Lee Bailey. The high scorer was junior, l ri Nadolny. Sharing the load in collecting rebounds were sophomore, Wren Rasey. and juniors Dori Alsdorf. and Brenda Williams. The starting five receivers had plenty of support from sophomores Heidi Walters and Lynn Vinca, and freshmen Cherie Varrassa and Amy Stranahan. Their talent and attitude should begin a tradition of successful girls's basketball teams in the years to come. 170 Lori Nadolny drives for two. Wren Rasey: one of the Twin Towers , goes up strong. Girls J.V.’s started the season with a very inexperienced squad fielding only two sophomores. The inexperience was evident in the earlier games as the J.V.’s dropped seven out of their first nine games. As the freshmen were developing better team and individual skills, the J.V.'s lost two of their starting guards through severe foot injuries. Nonetheless, the remaining girls were able to pull together as a competitive cohesive unit to win five out of the next eight games. Our two sophomores provided rebound ing inside and speed on the outside. Heidi Walters led the team with rebounds and was a constant offensive threat posting up uguinst oppocnts and averaging six points a game. Until her injury Lynn Vinca averaged five points a game and was strong defensively. The ninth grade unit well provided excellent experiance and balance for next years. J.V. team and Corry will continue to be a dominant force in the junior league. Varsity, left to right- Coach Read, Lynn Vinca, Lori Nadolny, Dori Alsdorf, Shelby Hodge, Wren Rasey, Heidi Walters, Cherie Varrassa, Amy Stranahan, Brenda Williams, Kim Fogle, Lee Bailey, Coach Nalepa. CORRY 43 VARSITY Youngsvllle 54 33 Maplewood 44 25 Seneca 61 36 Strong Vincent 43 29 Fairview 32 36 Conneaut Valley 31 33 Titusville 44 41 General McLane 60 37 North Fast 60 29 Mcrcyhurst 81 37 Ft. LeBoeuf 62 53 Iroquois 46 25 Girard 65 38 Northwestern 63 44 Harborcreek 49 42 Seneca 64 44 Fairview 46 37 Gen. McLane 60 34 North East 59 44 Ft. LeBoeuf 37 52 Iroquois 46 30 Girard 63 31 Northwestern 67 37 Harborcreek 39 Brenda Williams, the other ‘Twin Tower follows through a perfect shot All Those who want to play basketball, raise your hand. I e Bailey displays her defensive concentration and skill. J.V. left to right—Row 1- Shelby Hodge, Amy Struna han, Debbie SI ye, Stacy Cpperman Row • Tricia l� ng. Missy Clark, Lynn Vinca. Brenda Beal, Missy Potocki. Row 3- Coach Read, Chehe Varrassa, Heiili Walters, Heidi Dyne, Nicole Munsee. Coach N'alepa CORRY Junior Varsity 38 Youngsville 17 30 Maplewood 39 24 Seneca 47 21 Strong Vincent 40 19 Falrview 30 34 Gen. MeUne 19 20 North East 49 14 Mercyhurst 47 24 Ft LeBoeuf 40 41 Iroquois 31 20 Girard 51 :� Northwestern 36 30 Harborrreek 28 28 Seneca 37 32 Fairview 28 33 Gen McLane 26 30 North East 54 51 Ft. LeBoeuf 58 NA Iroqouis NA NA Girard NA NA Northwestern NA NA Harborcreek NA 171 Jr. High Football . . . Future Champions FaU means the beginning of a new school year and C.A.H.S. football, where a tradition of great times are enjoyed by those who watch and those who participate. Year 1987 a new coach is hired to build a dominant force in the Erie County League, that being Cdach John Wilson. The 1st rung of the ladder to that goal is our 8th grade football team, this being the Class of 1992, the largest squad to come out for football in many years (26). As a result 2 teams were formed with these young athletes. They worked very hard learing team work and sportsmanship, for their effort they had a very successful year winning two games and losing 3. • -ORRN Row 1 left to right: Alex Lavalle. Phil Turner, Justin Kenney, Phil Cochran, Josh Potocki, Toby Walker, Chad Sutton, Dana Harrington, Tim Chris. Row 2: Coach Beckwith, Brandon Koestner, Jeff Zajac, Jed Allen, Keith Kurelwich, Greg Parks, Chad Carrier, Mike Davis, Jason Beckwith. Coach Becker. Row 3: Chad Tinko, Craig Watrous, Jay Herberg, Brian Perkins, Todd Harrington, Chuck Hildum, Bob Parker. Krie McCray, Sam Wyman. Scott Perkins. Row I left to right: Richard Prather. Thad Jackman. Jeff Minnick. Eric Griswold, Leroy Ehrhart. Dan Howies. Row 2: Coach Beckwith, Ron Riedel. Darby Walsh. Jason Ramy, Fred Palmer, Mike Marsh, Greg Krasa. Ryan Peterson, Coach Prather. Row Jfc Steve Daniels. Tim Correll, John Rittenhouse, Jim Nichols. Jay Troyer, Jim Troyer, Brandon Crotty, and Nick Mitchell. Corry Corry Corry Corry Corry .12 . 6 . 8 .20 14 ..Union City .. . Northwestern Seneca ...... Girard ...... Harbocreek . Corry .16 .. ... Fairview .. 8 Corry ..28 .. .. 6 Corry .. 8 .. . . .General McLane . . 20 Corry 47 ... Iroquois .. 0 Corry .12 .. Harbocreek . 18 Corry ..28 .. . 20 Our ninth grade football team, being the second rung on the ladder to a great championship team in the Erie County League. Thru hard work, determination, team work, and good sportsmanship had a very-good season. Which is something the class of 1991 can be proud of. Our offense with a very big line to block and our great backs to run the football averaged 23.5 pts. per game were a delight to watch, and our defense playing their best game against Fairview holding them to just 8 pts. The team ended their season with a 4-2 record. 172 Ninth Grade Boys Basketball Gaining experience Starting with General McLane the team ran off four straight victories before running into taller clubs. Despite a six game losing streak, the team has had good improvement from many individuals. Lack of experience at some positions has hurt but the team will be looking to finish the season on a high note at the Northwestern Tournament. —Coach Armstrong Furious action against the Bobcats. Front row: Troy Jaquith, John Weatherbee. Scott Hailey. Paul Pirozzola, Bill Zimmer, Brian Millspaw Kelly Schweitzer. Jay Baron (Manager) Second row: Coach Armstrong. Jim Troycr. Jason Eberhart, Kon Allendrr, Steve Daniels, Brandon Crotty, Dan Howies. Nick Mitchell, Jay Troyer Crotty hits from the charity stripe SCORES CORKY 43 t'nion City 24 18 Fairvieo 3A 43 Gen. McLane 39 (OT) 34 North East 33 32 Ft. LeBoeuf 30 39 Iroquois 29 38 Girard 62 37 Northwestern 48 26 Har bore reek 39 19 Seneca 32 18 Fairriew 26 27 Gen. McLane 39 23 North East 47 39 Ft. LeBoeuf 32 31 Girard 42 43 Harborcreek 49 (Tournament) 8th Grade Boys Basketball A shining example of what to come! Mike Davis doing what he does best. Brandon Koestner shows off his dribbling ability. 1st Row Rick Anundson, Mike McCray. Brandon Koestner. Chad Sutton. Phil Cochran 2nd Row Scott Foreman. Craig Watrous. Jeff Zajae. Mike Davis. Steve Rasey. Preston Griffiths. 3rd Row Coach Hanlin Rob Prather. Jay Herberg. Brian Perkins, Chad Tinko, Scott Perkins. The boys eight grade basketball team excited many audiences with their hustle and good basketball play. Their record was not indicative of their fine play. Many a team in the ECL found the Little Beavers a potentially strong team of the future. Thanks goes out to Coach Hanlin for his dedicated work with the future stars of Carry Basketball. Junior High Girls Basketball On The Road To Greatness RECORD 9 - 5 Corry 13 Fairview 26 Corry 37 Iroquois 34 Corry 25 Fort LeBoeuf 11 Corry 40 North East IS Corry 30 General McLane 16 Corry 21 Northwestern 29 Corry 35 Girard 33 Corry 24 Seneca 28 Corry 32 Harborcreek 17 Corry 19 Seneca IS Corry 23 North East 24 Corry 27 Ft. I Boeuf 25 Corry 39 Harborcreek 24 Corry 19 Fairview 25 Julie Black, Julie Wyman. Polly Dominessy, 2nd Row Dianne Migliaccio, Heather Clark, Cindy Marts, Shawna Riley, Dana Hulings, Tonya Nichols. 3rd Row-Lisa Reed, Missy Brooks, Shelly Conner, Sue Long. Desi McMichael, Crystal VanTassel, Rachael Culver. Missing from Photo-Kim Swarm I feel the Junior High Girls Basketball team was very successful this year. We had only three returning people from the year before. The outlook for next year's team looks very promising. The girls played a lot of good team ball and I feel that their winning record proves it. I was very proud to be their coach Ms. Yeaney Crystal VanTassel-had the highest point total and rebounds-{grade 7) Missy Brooks—had highest point total for eight grade Shelly Conner-had the best foul shot percentage and most rebounds for the eighth grade Sue Long- best seventh grade foul shot percentage 175 Congratulations Class Of 88 Owned And Operated By Steve Bobbie Foriska 434 N. Center St. Corry, PA 16407 (814) 664-2053 WE TAKE TIME TO LISTEN... TIME TO HELP! Charles Derby Chuck, We are proud of you.' Ix)ve, Mom Dad LEO JACKMAN'S INC. Compliments of... COLUMBUS ACE HARDWARE AND HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER Men's Apparel Frtd and Carol Scharzar 113 N. Center St. Corry, PA 16407 Phone (814) 665-2451 180 Greg McIntyre 'Greg, Good job! Love, Mom Dad THE BOOK SHELF Thousands of Usod Paper Backs Half Prica or Trade 2 South Center St. Corry, Pa. 16407 Ph. 664-4727 DOROTHY’S BRIDAL FASHIONS Box 95 Elgin, Pa. 16413 Phone 664-2590 181 Compliments of MEDICAL STAFF OF THE CORRY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL VHS TAPE RENTAL VHS RECORDER RENTAL CLIFF BUESINK: FORD AND MERCURY MR. C’S CORRY PLAZA 664-4245 128 W. SMITH ST. CORRY. PA 16407 Compliments of MILLSPAW JOY GENERAL CONTRACTORS WE DO IT ALL Robert C. Joy, Owner R.D. 3 Corry, Pennsylvania 6 Ca Or FaAhtA £ 99s scon gi� son fMONI (IU) M( mi COIIt � A 1640 c «y Sue Krone Jodi - Our pride and joy. For a special lady. Love, Mom Dad MIGLIACCIO LANDSCAPING Landscaping Black Top Concrete 1224 West Main Street Corry, Pennsylvania 16407 814 664-7236 Patrick A. Miglieccio COLUMBUS GROCERY BEST WISHES Groceries, Meats and Produce NORTHROP EGG FARM R.D. 1 CORRY 16407 PHONE 654-7175 Joe and Sophie Elizabeth (Lee) Bailey You’ve always made us proud. Have a great future! All our love, Mom, Dad and Scott 18-4 THE REED SHOP “Everything Nice” C. CUMMINGS AND SONS 107 N. Center Street Corry, Pa. 16407 EAST COLUMBUS AVENUE EXTENSION CORRY. PA. 16407 BUS. PH: 664 069:} Jeremy Robinson “Hooray, you made it! Thank you for the joy you have given us! Love, Mom Dad 139 N. CENTER ST. MAC-ATM | lotunta£ ouJc or CORRY THE Your Time and Temperature Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation IBS BOWL-AIRE LANES AND THE PUB Phone 633-3772 216 East Washington Street Corry, Pennsylvania Complete Line of Builder Supplier HAMMOND BUILDERS SUPPLY INC. Sherry Dingfelder “Lions,tigers and bears, oh my!” We love you now and forever, Mom Dad 234 W. Washington St. Corry, PA 16407 Phone (814)664-7766 “The Place Where the Bosses Work.” CITY CYCLE CRAFT SHOP Bicycles, Arts, and Crafts Route 2 East Main St.Ext. Corry. PA 16407 Phone (814)665-9741 Dealer for Kabuki, Ross, and Murray Service for All Makes of Bicycles Complete Line of Bicycle Accessories Ceramics Craft and Art Supplies Best Wishes to the Class of 88 Best Of Luck To The Graduating Class Of ’88 Thompson Maple DOWELL SCHLUMBERGER INC. Products Tyler Cowles Tyler, keep on fishing! Love, Mom, Dad and Ryan 1B7 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE 98 Hairstyles by Linda 8 SOUTH CENTER STREET CORRY. PENNSYLVANIA PHONE: 665 2175 Eve Marie Maynard Eve, Best of everything in life. We love you!” Love, Mom Dad Compliments of THE BRACKEN FUNERAL HOME and STAR MEMORIAL WORKS Olin Bracken Sr. 1892-1952 Class of 1910 Vellah M. Bracken 1892-1983 Class of 1910 William Bracken 1976 Robert Bracken 1937 Olin W. Bracken, Jr. 1941 DQCBZ7D P� y 66J4221 MEfRHOFfS FURKITURE, T V. and APPLIANCES F ,prri Cr l v T V Swvi� Laird’s Dairy Freeze 40 N O Si Carry. Po 16407 Stephanie Allen “Stephanie, We are very-proud to have you for our daughter.” I )ve, Mom Dad ALXANDER CO. INC. Fluid Power for Industry 36 E. South St. Corry, PA 16407 Pneumatics Hydraulics Seals Becky Culver Becky, We love you very much! Mom Dad RICE UPPERMAN PONTIAC-BUICK 37 West South St. Corry, PA Phone 664-7741 i The Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary has been helping students to pursue health care careers for 30 years. When thinking about a career, why not consider health care? Applications for scholarships are available from the auxiliary or your guidance counselor. 190 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 LORD AND MERCER GARAGE GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLY CO. WALTER BROOKS 109 E. Main Street Corry, PA 16407 Ph. Bus. 814-664-4521 “5 John Volk ‘‘We’re proud of you and we love you. Mom and Doug tOn Home. from Super Duper Er e Nest ErieEast Corrv Vateriord Fresh Bakery - Always Fr«n. Never Frozen Full Service Delicatessen Large Selection Quality Products Friendly Service Ml t Super Duper nd More'. 191 ■■ FARM fresh potato chips AND CORN SNACKS TrOYeR FARMS, inc PHONE (814) 796-2611 WATERFORD. PA 16441 ELMVIEW JERSEY FARM THE LOCAL DAIRY Pasteurized Jersey Dairy Products “You Can Whip Our Cream but You Can’t Beat Our Milk” Phone 664-2611 T. J. JEWELERS 10 E. Washington St. Corry, PA 16407 Compliments Of AMY'S MARKET Corry Rubber Corp. 601 W. Main St. Corry, Pa. Congratulations Class Of “88 Tim Winchel! To a super son and a great brother, We love you. Mom Dad, Gretchen, April Tommy SNYDER’S AUTO PARTS, INC. Automobile Replacement Parts Corry, Pa. 16407 Phone (814)664-7731 Debra Mountain “Great Job, Deb. Now we wish you all that’s great in your future. Love, Mom and Dad CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 88 BUREAU OF POLICE CITY OF CORRY Corry, PA 16407 664-2222 Congratulations Class of ’88 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN 470 N. CENTER ST. CORRY, PA 16407 Think! CORRYJOURNAL For Your Daily News Congratulations Seniors For Your Printing Needs BREAKFAST, MOYER’S DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER LUNCH. East Columbus Ave., Corry, PA L Family Restaurant A 310 West Columbus Avc. Sun. Thurs. Corry, PA 6:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. 814-664-4467 FRI. SAT. OPEN 24 HOURS Ann Dunnewold “Your looks have changed in the last 12 yrs. but we still love you. Mother Dad AUGIE'S PIZZA Good Luck Graduates From Steve, Pam, Amy, Augie And Adam Phone: 43 N. Center St. HAROLD E. GRAVES TRUCKING Logging Contractor Spartansburg, Pa. 16434 Phone No. (814)654-7836 BROWN TRUCKING Spartansburg, Pa. 16434 Phone No. (814)654-7895 GODSPEED CLASS OF 88 ■ p m ■ L_-4 ■ —mm ■ MclNNES COMPANY Corry, Pennsylvania 16407 197 MIGHTY DISTRIBUTING SYSTEM Of Northwestern Pennsylvania It Takes A Mighty Part To Please A Pro. David Pavelka 814-664-9275 Automotive Teresa Manana Rainbows are beautiful and so are you. Love, Mom and Dad COLUMBUS IMPORT GARAGE Grocery Items Archery Equipment n.D 3 Corner Rt. 6 89 Corry. PA 16407 4 W. Main Street Columbus, Pa. 16405 198 Compliments of ERIE PLASTICS CORPORATION Quality Controlled Injection — Molded Plastic Components Corry, Pennsylvania Coiffures By Patricia Brown Dr. Raymond A. Skelton Dr. Karl E. Strellein Optometrists Wishes All 1988 Graduates Best of I.uck and Thanks For all their Patronization Specializing in men’s and women's Hairstyling 124 East Main Street Specializing in Contact Lenses VISION REPOST A V 216 N. Center St. Corry, PA 16107 Telephone — (814) 665-2020 m� ««.vi Otplnttif-n BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1988 ASSOCIATED SPRING BARNES GROUP INC. 226 South Center Street Corry, PA 16407 tt S Meadow Brook S( Dairy Foods DIAL 899-8191 FOR HOME DELIVERY ALSO AT YOUR FAVORITE STORE MEADOW BROOK DAIRY COMPANY 2865 Buffalo Road Eri � , PA 16510 Patti Trover Patti, we love you' Mom and Dad Kelly Thomas “Congratulations Big Guy.” Mom. Poppy and Gretchen Shandell Brown Shandell, we are all very proud of you.” Julie Sabatino Julie, my little tomboy is now a young lady. Best of luck in the future.” Love Mom FORD GUY M. FISH CO. Main St. Spartansburg, Pa. 16434 Bernie Skiff Rod Phone: (814)654-7311 ?oi MARINE BANK An affiliate of PNC FINANCIAL CORP Member FDIC Jeff Hlack “Congratulations Jeff.” Love and Happiness always, Mom, Dad and Julie Best wishes to the JAMESTOWN ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. 246 E. Main St. Corry. PA 16401 Phone No. (814) 664-9686 Class of '88 Cox Family Auction 18551 Elgin Rd. Corry, P.A. 16407 CONGRATILATIONS CLASS OF ”88' CRIS-DAR FARM Darrel and Christine Schweitzer Lisa 84, Greg 87. Lori, Jody RD. 2 Box 81 C Spartansburg, PA 16434 Registered Holsteins Milk’s Got More — -- 203 LINDA'S PET STORE Pet Grooming By Appointment 151 N. Center St. Corry, Pa. 16407 JCPenney Catalog Sales Merchant Robin and Rodney Curtis Twins! It’s been an experience. We’re so proud of you both.” Love, To inquire 664-4633 To order 1-800-222-6161 Mom Dad Locally owned and operated Willow Springs Campground Off Route 6 Ret ween Corry and Union City, PA (814) 664-9333 Daniel and Dennis Edwards Congratulations, we’re proud of you guys. Vour Hotu IftVRC vou' Fomrty to ViM Our FomJy Mike Colhy Sr Moody Mercer at Wiltou' Spring Love, Mom Dad GOODluck Class of 88 '1! I -----------Ti GUY M. FISH CO. Main St. Compliments of MITCHELL INSURANCE SERVICE Spartansburg, Pa. 16434 Bernie Skiff Rod Skiff 132 N. Confer St. Phone: 664-4222 Phone: (814)654-7311 Jhml ciSm HARDWARE STORES . 6 8 BUILDER’S SUPPLY “CALL THE LUMBER NO.” YLUM 1 Mile East of Corry on Route 6 Phone: 438-7625 Open Friday Till 8 P.M. For Your Shopping Convenience Compliments To The Class Of 88 SPARTANSBURG AGWAY Your Lumber Number 664-8641 P.0. Box 147 Spartansburg. PA 16434 205 Denise Fra ick “Denise we are proud of you. Good luck in the future. Love Mom and Dad PERRY’S INN The finest in foods and cocktails. 13230 route 6 west Congratulations Class of 1988 PRODUCTS, INC. A SUBSIDIARY OF G F I 466 SHADY AVE., CORKY, PENNSYLVANIA 16407 (814)664-7771 _____________________________________________________________________________________ 206 Compliments ot SEHMANS TIRE SERVICE LARAMIE E. SPARTAN 206 First Avenue Corry, PA 664-4638 (Ht|c Sutct[ (Treat Seataurant OPEN DAILY 6AM BANQUETS OUR SPECIALTY DAILY MENU FEATURING AMISH DISHES MAIN STREET SPARTANSBURG.PA 814 6 4-7717 rorT BARN RAISER OINNERS FRIDAY A SATURDAY EVENINGS • SALAD BAR BILL 6 MARIE REESE. OWNERS GERRIE MINNICK.MGF MIRACLE MOUNTAIN RANCH CHRISTIAN CAMPING: A mountain top experience, that will last a lifetime. CORRY ELKS 769 Salutes The Class Of ’88 Reloading Supplies Fishing Supplies JIM’S GUN SHOP 1 Firearms — Ammunition Archery Equipment Scott’s Crossing Road R.D. 2 Corry, Pa. 16407 Jim Oonaldton Sr., Ownir Phon : 664-2951 Mary Ellen Ilea ugh “Mary, We are proud of you! Hugs Kisses. Mom Dad Shawnie Joy “We knew you could do it! Good luck. Love, Mom Dad Columbus ustom Ul Butchering Processing Curring Smoking Vern Breauchy Owner Operator P.O. Box 328 RD 1, Lottsville Rd. Columbus, PA 16405 Phone; 664-7882 Richard -4. Vanderweele Nice job - we’re proud of you. Love Mom and Dad Wendy Scouten Wendy, you are my pride and joy. I wish you the best in everything. Love, CORRY DENTAL SOCIETY Congratulates The Class Of 1988 Mother Sponsored By The Corry Dentist Jeff Weis We’re proud of you and love you more than words can say. Mom and Dad Kelly Williams Roses are red, Violets are blue, You're the mos-test! Kelly Sue! Luv always, Mom Dad Joelle Lindsey May the most you wish for be the least you get.” Love always, Mom and Dad Amy Bellinger Congratulations Amy, Class of 88. Love ya, Mom, Dad and Sherry =J Congratulations Class Of '88 Associated Spring Maymona vTA group inc 210 380 Sciota St. Corry, PA 16407 FLYE DRUGS rggggji GRICE JEWELERS Corry PA 16407 117 N. Contor St. Corry. Pa. SLIKE SALES AND SERVICE FIRESTONE 16-24 S. Center St., Corry, PA 16407 Phone No. (814)664-7791 Tires - Batteries - Auto Care Center • Appliances • T.V.’s • VCR’s SWEETS FOR FORTY-SIX YEARS 1941-1987 MBZ 23”. M7H 46 . WJZ 48 . TMZ 78 . WJZ “80 . PJZ 81 . AMZ 82 . CJZ 84 . MMZ 85 . JWZ 87 CORRY VETERINARY CLINIC John R. Lyon, V.M.D. 316 East Columbus Avenue Corry, PA 16407 Tammi Jukes You’ve come along way and we are very proud of you. Ix ve Mom and Dad Paul Socoski We know you'll always succeed. Elgin Fruit Market AND Greenhouse Rt. 6 Across from the Drive-In 664-9020 212 OFFICE SERVICES 127Vi X. Center Corry, Pa. 16107 Phone No. 664-9:147 —1 Melissa Eberhardt You’ll always lx our little ray of sunshine. We’re proud of you. Love, Mom Dad Owners: Bev And Bill Patterson Shelli May Congratulations Shelli. we knew you could do it! Love, Mom Dad Jim Porath Way to go sunshine! Congratulations. Love, Mom Dad MR. B’S STEAKHOUSE Fine Foods R.D. 4 Corry Rd. Union City, PA Mary Grace Love raws “We’re proud of you. Reach for your star, We're always behind With much love. Mom and Dad Serving Lunches Mon. Thru Fri. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Serving Dinners Tues. thru Sat. 5 p.m.-11 p.m. Phone 438-7451 213 Compliments to the Class of '88 AGWAY 129 Penna. Ave. Corry, Pa. Complete Line of Farm, Home and Garden Supplies Ann Gnvuzzi “A daughter like you, is a dream come true! We're proud of you.” Love Mom and Dad Charlene Stufflebeam We are proud of you. Ix)ve Mom Dad VIKING PLASTICS, INC. MIKE’S EXXON (SERVICE) General Repairs — State Inspection Mike Magoon Corner ol Rt. 6 and Rt. 426 Owner Manager Corry. PA 16407 575 Catherine Street • Corry. Pa. 16407 • (814) 664-8671 • Custom Injection Molding • MCELROY’S FLOWER SHOPPE SELECTED MEMBERS — YOUR EXTRA TOUCH FLORIST CORSAGES BOUTONNIERES CENTERPIECES SILK ARRANGEMENTS South Center St. Corry, PA 16407 Ph.: 664-7596 664-2672 Flowers for All Occasions Specialists in Fresh and Silk Flower Weddings Congratulations Graduates A-JAY FARM REGISTERED HOLSTEINS SPARTANSBURG, PA MARION W. ALSDORF 135 JOEL W. ALSDORF ’62 JERRY E. ALSDORF’63 (Olhr Stook CHRISTIAN BOOK SUPPLY CENTER 2 Tim 2:15 Phil Rev Chaffee 420 N. Center Street CorTy. P . 16407 Phone (814) 663-S814 Lauretta Nielson Dear Retta, You're the best! Have a great future. We love you with all our hearts. i ove, Mom, Dad Family Congratulations Class Of '88 FURNITURE Rout 19 ft 97 Watarfonl Ra. K rrw south of Watartordl 014) 7M-2S47 Rout 957. CoJumbua. Ra. 1H mi a aaat of ConynOua 0141 66S-1475 216 P.O. BOX 256 160 WEST SMITH STREET CORRY. PENNA. 16407 Phone (814 ) 664-9638 HONDA FOLLOW THE LEADER Honda Motorcycles Sales and Service Leisure Time Honda 729 Columbus Ave. Corry, PA 16407 Phone: (814) 664-4606 Tue-Sat: 9-6 Fri: 9-8 Closed Mondays S H CAR CARE Colza Corners Corry, PA 16407 Phone: (814) 664-9208 Automotive Repair And Reconditioning Harry Sperry Gary Hajec-Owners Shonda Koestner Shonda, you make us so very proud being the extra special loved one you are.” We love you, Mom, Bruce and Brandon 217 CORRY HEALTH SERVICES Home Medical Equipment TAYLOR’S JEWELRY THE DIAMOND STORE Corry, PA 436 N. Center St.. Corry. PA 16407 Phone: 664-8307 Trisha Kahle You've come a long way Baby. Love, Mom and Dad YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Congratulations and Best of Luck to The Class of 88 218 Good Luck Class of “88” GAHRING OPTICAL 41 N. CENTER ST. CORRY, PA 16407 Phone: 664-8676 Mon-Wed: 9-5 Thurs: 9-12 Fri: 9-7 Sat: 9-1 Congratulations Class of 1987 Corry Micronics R. 6 East Corry, PA 16407 K. J. Baker Julie Ann Prut her You will always be Daddy's little girl, no matter what the future may bring your way!’ We love you, Mom and Dad CROTTY Chevrolet-Oldsmobile A Family Dealership with your Family in mind” CROTTY Chevrolet-Oldsmobile “A Family Dealership with your Family in mind” 219 Hair Care for the Entire Family. • lienee Bunce Renee, love and Rood wishes always. Mom, Dad and Micki ff LINDA NICHOLS’ BEAUTY SALON 204 North Center Street Corry. Pa 16407 Phone (814) 664-2049 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’'88” Slye’s Garage RD 2 Willow Road Corry, Pa. ph. 664-2191 Best Wishes To The Class Of 88 ERIE TIMES NEWS FRANCES DAVIS • AGENT 250 DELAWARE STREET CORKY, l A. 10407 PH. (811) 004-2011 220 POWELLCONSUMER DISCOUNT COMPANY An Affiliate ot Northwest Mutual Savings Association TERRY L. UPPERMAN Manager 143 North Center Street Corry. Pennsylvania 16407 Telephone 814 663 3711 Thud ftitprr Hf.v Bear, we love you and 9 are proud of you! Mom and Dad Convenient Drive Thru Service H. H. HAMMOND BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTOR 311 WEST COLUMBUS AVE CORRY, PA PHONE 665-0584 DISTRIBUTOR FOR: • Ice • Snacks • Beverages ft crn l� lnga ft Ian CORRY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION START WITH T r fticcT err 150 NORTH CENTER STREET A LITTLE NEST EGG CORRY. PENNSYLVANIA 16407 WATCH IT GROW WITH OUR TENDER. LOVING CARE FSUC W k 5100 000 then step beck end watch it hatch J 221 FAMILY RESTAURANT Corry, PA 16407 Best Wishes To The Class Of 88 COIFFURES BY PATRICIA BROWN WISHES ALL 1988 GRADUATES Best of Luck and Thanks for All Their Palronization Specializing in Men’s and Women’s Hairstyling III East Main Street Michelle Watrous Michelle, the future is yours. May it bring you health, happiness and success.” Love, Mom and Dad DAN MOORE'S BIG A AUTO PARTS Route 6 - West Corry, Pennsylvania 16407 Phone: 814-664-9602 Store Hours: Mon. - Fri. 8:00 a m. - 6:00 p.m. Sat: 8:00 a m. - 5:00 p.m. Sun: 11:00 a m. - 2:00 p.m. THE FIRST LETTER IN AUTO PARTS 22 2 Compliments to the Class of '8fc ► CORRY CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DODGE DODGE TRUCKS Rt. 6 By Pass Corry, PA 664-8609 Good Luck: Rill Mitchell Terry Williams Mike Harvey RAY’S BORON 7 East Columbus Avenue Corry. PA 16407 Phone No. 664-2182 Ricky Jude “Ricky, to know you is to love vou . . . We know you so well.” Love Mom, Dad and Bryan MR. B’S STEAK HOUSE Serving Dinners RI) 4 Union City, PA 16438 Phone (814) 438-7451 Tues-Sat Ann Mnrt nn And you've only just begun.” We love you Maggie, Mom, Dad, Jim and Trish Compliments Of The CLOTHING GALLERY 37 N. Center St. Corry, PA 16407 Phone No. (814) 663-7822 Owner Sue Welsh Mom and Dad Cindi Skelton You will always have the winning stuff.” Our love always, Congratulations To The % V ■ fl Class of 88” Horton J. Davis Son 145 North Center Street A A Com, Pennsylvania 10107 Lisa Xichols 'Lisa, keep on smiling, we are very proud of you l � ve. Mom. Dad and Joe Heather Fuller “We loved you then, and we love you now and forever, congratulations. Love, Mom. Dad and Family Jelhert Huff ‘You're the Ih si thing we ever did. Love you lots. Mom and Dad Steve Graeca We are proud of all your accomplishments and love you very much. Mom, Dad and Steph Compliments of Eastman’s Saw Mower Service KD. 2 East Main Street Ext. Com. Pennsylvania 10107 Phone No. 064-9291 Tammy Crane Jaquith T. Baby, we love you. Mom. Dad. Brenda and Andy too!! Hill Xelson What a son! We’re very proud and always know we love you. Mom, Dad Bridget J 225 Tricia Maryott Trish: Cute, smart, witty, thoughtful. That’s you. Glad you're ours! Love you Mom Dad Joy Peterson Thanks for not only being a wonderful daughter, but also a friend. Keep smilin' l ve, Mom Special Thanks To: Michele Lee Schweitzer Michele, we love you very much and hope the rest of the year goes well. Love, Mr. Dave Edwards Barb Majewski Amy Slye Mr. Larry Intihar Mom Dad 198 Corrian Staff Dedication To The Seniors Corry Area High School 534 East Pleasant Street Corry. Pennsylvania 16407 814 665-8297 To the Seniors: As graduation approaches, I find myself sitting back in my chair and thinking, What i3 special about this Senior Class? with the Class of 1988 that was easy. Your class, more than any that I've known, has made a difference . The list goes on--enthusiasm, spirit, dedication, leadership, understanding, lightness, darkness and, of course, love. As Whitney Houston said in her song, The Greatest Love of All , the groatest lovo you can givo is the love you give yourself. With this love for yourself, the Possibilities are Endless , you can make a difference. You do make a difference, each and every one of you. If you give up, if you feel that you cannot make a difference, then the difference you make will be a negative one. If, however, you know that what you do now will have an effect tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow, then you will do your best at all times, and that best will make a positive and glowing contribution to the world. It has been said that to get anywhere in this world, you have to know someone important. I think that's true. You do have to know someone important--you have to know yourself. Knowing yourself, knowing what you can and cannot do, and trying to do your best in each and every situation, believing that what you do today is important and will affect tomorrow. The possibilities are endless if you love and believe in yourself. Best Wishes to the Class of 1988. 227 “This Was Just A Place Of Passing” Tht uxLt, juAt a p ice oh patting A necettaiy itec to be taken to neach fughci go alt You we ie jutt h uendLi ch patting the. necettany love To canny me to tea’ love. But then J look at youn h cet And I thb:k oh the taughten and tea 14-both you gave me And how I heal youn wondt Fitted with Insight and conhutlon both they made me Into ivfiat I am now. I am now not ahnatd to neaeh out And touch a itnangen And make him my jJ u.end I am now Mach mone neady To accept myielh Ton what I neatty am. I only u-ci i now I could tell you how I love you And hope that I gave you All you gave to me And tell you... Thei It not jutt a place oh pacing But a veny t pedal pant oh my Lihe. 7 wilt thank you You one not jutt hdendt oh parting But the love oh my Iche I wilt nememben you. Shannon Kitle 1 SSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS . . THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS ... THE P STAFF ADVISOR: MR. 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