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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1975

Page

8

Girls Volleyball Named CAHS Strongest Sport

Corry High School varsity player Naney McLaughlin says girls volleyball is the strongest sport at the school. She notes the team has lost only one game, praises coach Mrs Hanley for new strategy focusing on setting and spiking, and discusses goals for more games and better facilities amid interscholastic rules allowing cross participation in non-contact sports.

Kevin Downey Naney McLaughlin Corry High School Nancy Sesu Conneaut Pennsylvania Interstate Athletic Association

The Sports Life Of Brad Johnson

Corry grappler Brad Johnson wrestles for five years from a country home near Brokenstraw River. He owns a 90cc Honda, enjoys fishing and hunting, and crediting friend Chuck Barton for starting him in wrestling. Johnson has two medals, five ribbons, and five shirts, trains nightly, and recalls a defining win in Edinboro where a late third period reversal beat Union Olympics two to one.

Kerry Sorenson Corry Brad Johnson Brokenstraw Chuck Barton Universal Brad Edinboro Union Olymics

Tennis Team Hopes Season Will Popularize The Game

Corry Area High School tennis gains momentum as Mead Park courts are resurfaced and new nets installed behind the high school. Coach David Mitchell notes need for more courts to handle growing participation while aiming for a stronger season and a positive turnaround from a 1-12 record. Returning players include Furst Simmons Joy Walsh Britten and Hotchkiss with new prospects Weeks Armitage. manager Hixson.

Corry Corry Area High School Mead Park Corry High School David Mitchell Mitchell Pawehouse Hocky Grove God Drew Furst Dave Simmonson Randy Joy Duffy Walsh Gene Britten Matt Hotchkiss Roger Weeks Dave Armitage Larry Hixson Sherman New York Harborcreek

Streets of Corry Need a Cleaning Up Now

Letter to Y C from Tim Nelson urging Corry to pick up trash and improve cleanliness. Mentions embarrassment to visitors and urges citizens to act. Also notes scheduling for 1975 76 at Corry Area High School and elective choices with guidance office help. Teleasiates Renee Putman appears in byline.

Corry Tim Nelson Corry Area High School Teleasiates

Mr. Pledger: Teacher and Longtime Runner in Corry

Good natured Corry Area High School English teacher Mr. Pledger doubles as track coach for seventh to ninth graders and commutes by running between school and Columbus. A former Corry track standout from 1962 to 1964 and Ohio Relays placer, he advocates green vegetables, vitamins, sleep, and steady mileage for distance training, plus weight lifting and core work for strength.

Mike Wacriczko Pledger Corry Area Columbus Corry

Confidence The Name Of The Game In Basketball Techniques

Offensive methods in basketball are crucial to win or lose and depend on reading an opponent. Spotting the weak side by footwork helps attackers target the basket while defenders balance their feet to counter. Confidence and solo practice, including simulating defenders with chairs, are stressed as key to improvement. Reserves shrink Washington AP U S oil and natural to reserves shrank again last year as consumption outpaced new finds, per industry groups.

Kevin Downey Washington U.S Natural

Bennink Optimistic Track Season Starts Today

Coach Max Bennink, with John Correll and John Wilson, expresses cautious optimism for the Corry Track Team. He notes the team is young, with strong high jump potential and a solid discus, while sprints and hurdles need work. Turnout is up from recent years, and there is focus on section competition and pursuing school records.

Max Bennink Bennink John Correll John Wilson Mark Ladika Jocaressi Fred Corbet Corry

Fenno on Baseball Career and 1975 High School Outlook

Rick Fenno discusses his baseball journey from age nine with the Giants to his high school and American Legion days. He assesses positions for the 1975 team, cites Meadville as the toughest opponent, and plans to attend college to pursue wrestling and baseball.

John van Dyke Rick Fenno Rick Giants Areca Mone Va Rec American Legion Rich Meadville

On Any Spring Day By Jim Powell

A first person tale set in spring 1967 about a couple of frogs seeking a nest. The male recounts choosing a gravel bed by a sunken log on Duckweed alley, defending their territory from a worm, a frog, and an odd boat with a long stick, and then returning to their lillypad after several mishaps.

Jim Powell Mildred Lillypond Avenue Milly Duckweed Alley Lillypad Avenue Ty Lillypad Thad

Same Old Runaround From Bill Dodd On Track Passion

Junior Bill Dodd voices the value and challenges of track. He notes track’s individual accountability, competitiveness, and teamwork benefits, discusses his events 100 yds and 220 yd, and predicts future section titles. He cites team size, school spirit, coaches, and opinions on girls in boys track.

Bill Dodd Bill Rune Ding BC Eee Bill Forsees Ranklin Pennsylvania Interstate Athletic Association

Detector Lies By Debbie Woodworth

The article explains how lie detectors judge truth through physiological responses, but David Lykken notes innocent people may seem guilty under doubt fear and low confidence in the test. It argues that emotional security drives stronger autonomic reactions to incriminating questions, urging calm and faith if asked to prove innocence.

Debbie Woodworth David Lykken

Tutoring In The Schools Boosts Corry Junior High

Corry Area junior high counselor Mr. Reed leads a tutoring program where seventh and eighth graders assist slower learners during study halls. He cites personal satisfaction and mutual growth for tutors and tutees, and endorses separating junior and senior highs to improve attention and results.

Arla Mogers Mr. Reed Reed Corry Area Bucknell College Peace Corps Ethiopia Philadelphia Erie Isco

Also Mentioned on This Page

CAHS Record Jim Reide Bill Jackson Dave Dodds Jim Black Dave Rainesalo Jim Downey Brian Anderson Scott Rainieri Renee Putman Mr. Pledger By Steve Toy By Kevin Downey C. J. Peterson and Son Bemus Point N.Y Mickey Blizzard Junie Schenck
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