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

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Janell Wilcox Diana Williamson Brian Wilson Seniors 29

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Bob Shriver Samantha Studebaker Kristal Scarberry Denee Sidenstricker Patsy Spires Joan Schlabach Tom Scarberry

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Spittc people Oet Hll the Attention CHAMPION BOWLER Bowling is a very popular sport and many peo- ple think it's a marvelous way to get some exer- cise and have fun. But to one member of the class of '86 it is much more than that. To Rusty Walter it has become a dream and a future career. Rusty has been bowling since the age of 5. He was first taught by his father Jim Walter and during his elementary years he practiced about every day and developed into a bowler with a promising future. Now anyone that bowls thinks and dreams of the perfect game. This school year Rusty came within one pin of achieving that dream. Rusty told us that he missed the last pin during the last frame. He received a ring for bowling a game of 299. Rusty said when asked about that high game, “I really thought I was going to do it, bowl a 300 but it didn't carry, so that’s the breaks. Rusty says his future plans are that he would like to go on and become a professional bowler, but he tells us that it takes a lot of time and money to become a professional. Rusty says he is definitely good enough he just has to set his mind to it. Rusty's current high series is 736 which he bowled last year. CHAMPION BELGIUMS For Brian Allen, horses have always been a major part of his life Since the age of six, Brian has been helping raise and show Belgiums on the family farm. Brian has won firsts in Junior Showmanship at both the Madison County and Ohio State Fairs. Being the fourth generation of Allens to show Belgiums, Brian is now the proud owner of two mares and a filly With 1986 being the Bicentennial Celebra- tion of the Belgium Champion Association, Brian will be showing his filly at the Detroit International Show After graduation, Brian plans on continuing his hobby of raising and showing champion Belgiums. He hopes to one day have a horse of his own win out over one of his father's. Seniors