Ocean Township High School - Sandpiper Yearbook (Oakhurst, NJ)

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Bowlers Have Ups And Downs The 1970-71 bowling team had a better than av- erage season. Coach Gary Penta commended his team and praised this year's fine record. The team finished in fifth place in a league of approximately ten teams. They earned fourteen victories and thir- teen defeats. The Spartans started out quite well but suffered a bad streak towards the end of the season. This year's team was composed of Mark DeSomma, Ed Warren, Steve Trachtenberg, Bill Gray, Jim McConnell, Rick Kiefer, Rich Lawton and Steve Skoulas. Rich Lawton had the highest average of 222. Bill Gray averaged 208 and Rich Kiefer, 203. Coach Penta was thoroughly satisfied with this year's achievements and looks forward to another fine season next year. Boys' Varsity Bowling OPPONENT OCEAN 2 KEYPORT 1 1 LONG BRANCH 2 3 RARITAN 0 1 SHORE REG. 2 0 HENRY HUDSON 3 1 KEANSBURG 2 2 MATAWAN 1 2 ASBURY PARK 1 1 MIDDLETOWN 2 , 0 Boys Bowl ing HIGH GAMES! HIGH SERIES! AVERAGE Mark DeSomma zoo 500 149 ' Jim McConnell 199 495 158 Captain Rick Kiefer 203 544 157 Bill Gray 208 577 163 Rich Lawton 222 561 173 Steve Trachtenberg 189 512 154

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Bowlers Strike Up First Place Ocean Township should be proud of the OTHS Girls' Varsity Bowling Team, coached by Mrs. Brandwene. The team finished this season with a 15-3-23 fwins-losses-points1 record, nabbing first place in the Girls' Interscholastic Bowling League. Ocean has, with the exception of two game weeks, maintained first place in the league. The team score total for Ocean averaged 1600 with a low of 1476 and an outstanding high score of 1683 in the Brick Township Game. For one game the team set a record high of 893. Mary Junda, Diane Clay, Chris Brooks, Cindy Kiefer, and Maggie Diviney have been the top scor- ers. Mary's outstanding game score was 233 against Point Pleasant Boro. Diane bowled consist- ently well, averaging 173, the' league's highest av- erage. Cindy bowled several game scores in the 19O's, missing a 200 game by one pin. Other out- standing scores included Diane's 204, Chris's 202, and Maggie's 197. The team will lose senior co-cap- tains Cindy Kiefer and Kathy Allison. This leaves openings for anyone who wishes to try out for the team next year. GIRLS' VARSITY BOWLING: Mrs. Brandwene Qcoach1, Chris Brooks fSoph. - 160 av. - 15 9.1, Co-captain Kathy Allison fSenior - 151 av. - 11 9.1, Co-captain Cindy Kiefer fSenior - 160 av. - 12 9.1, Mary Junda fSoph. - 152 av. - 12 9.1, Lydia Messina fFresh. - 150 av. - 49.1, Diane Clay fFresh. - 173 av. - 14 9.1, Mindy Puro fFresh. - 128 av. - 29.1, Maggie Diviney Uunior - 162 av. - 109.1. Girls' Varsity Bowling OPPONENT OCEAN -0 POINT PLEASANT 3 1 TOMS RIVER SOUTH 2 0 NEPTUNE 3 1 MATAWAN 2 0 SHORE 3 0 BRICK TWN. 3 2 RARITAN 1 KEYPORT

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