Jonathan Alder High School - Power Horn Yearbook (Plain City, OH)

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STEVE ROHRER SHERRIE ROLLINS Independent studying improves Jim's education in the world of business. Masterminds, Me,», and Ken, prepare artillery tor an all out tood IlgP,. KAREN RUSH MELISSA SANFORD FRED SCHRECK TERRY SEDAM BRUCE SIDERS 28 Seniors

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KATHY REINHARD ROBERT RIEBEL Seniors 27 MELISSA RING CATHY RIPLEY JOHNDA ROBINETTE JIM ROBY

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Right Up His Alley When it comes to bowling, you’re talkin’ right up Steve Carpenter’s alley. At the age of three Steve got his first taste of the sport when his father bought him a set of plastic pins. Since then, he has successfully moved his way up in the bowling world. Steve started bowling in leagues at the Plain City Lanes at age 10. His natural ability has been a great asset to his game. “I’ve never been coached and I regret that, but I have learned to evaluate myself.’’ His job at the bowling alley has helped supplement practice time in which he dedicates himself to improving his fundamentals. “Learn mechanics and apply them,” is Steve’s motto. Statistically, he has an average of 190 and a game high of 297. In 1980 Steve placed fourth in the state in the 12-21 age bracket. Steve’s ultimate goal is to go pro and be recognized on televi- sion. With his exceptional talent, a good sponsor, publicity and a lot of luck Steve hopes to keep the ball rolling. “Never stop reaching,” he says. “You have to have confidence to achieve your dream.” Seniors 29 TONY SMETANA ERIC SOMMERFELD TOM SPARKS BRAD SPIRES