Stevens Mason Middle School - Mariner Yearbook (Waterford, MI)

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A i -' 1,1 Al' fn-Fir,- u4 f' It only I could keep my toot behind the foul line, I might get cr strike, decides Iohnny George. 120. bowling league Style may not be cr necessity for lots ot strikes and spares, but Rick Leibler, Bev Proctor and Theresa Howard make an interesting pattern in torm. Below, Myra lohnson's formula for increasing her score is obvious: bring your lett toot forward, swing the ball back, then let it roll down the alley. I' V!,.'. ,f .,.-lvl U' gms . ws, Q tt- Collecting and counting the money is one of the jobs ot the sponsors Mr. Paul Lampkin, Mrs. Diane Tong, Mr. lay Williams, and Miss Kathleen Hendry.

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James while the others are attached to a hidden rider e chair lift at Pine Knob. you're not seeing double, One set ol skis belongs to h . It's apparent time's a-Wastin' for Mark Iames as he waits impatiently for Dave Russell to get his skis on. Skiers head for hills heedless of cold weather ' . 1 . I 4,5g. P t 1 luv,-.,f, fllilfllgzcllllfth 1 lv K Fi-, Q ui, Q L- . M11 ' ' li 5 ll i 7 t ij: f W v ' 1, , X 'll 1,4 If A ...A - , I Down the slope comes Bill Healy, intent on improving his snowplow. The 140 members of Ski Club packed up their gear and headed for the slopes at 'Pine Knob immediately following Christmas vaca- tion. As lang as good skiing conditions lasted, they plied the hills every Monday aitemoon. Weekly attendance was always great, in spite of the fact that members had to provide their own transportation, and sometimes slippery slopes and cold bitter weather pre- vailed. Everyone seemed to improve rapidly with practice, even the beginners. Although riding the ski lift and plowing down the slopes were fun, the chance to get inside to a warm, crackling tire was always appreciated. slci club '119

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Todd Ambs, secretary tor the spring league, may have found the perfect tollow-through, G little spin ol the right toot, as he anticipates a strike. sam - sg-X551 ,l 2' ...r sq 3' ,F f 2, J . -- gs , 1 - ,J A iff ,QQHHVBA ' . David Terry looks back to see it his ball made it to the pins. In the next lane, Shari Shelton watches closely, hoping hers Won't go in the gutter. Tom Mayne checks his bowling scores wih Cory Messer, tall league secretary. n Bowlers strike again, with occasional gutters Bowling Club members took to the lanes at the 300 Bowl each Monday after school to try their hands at getting strikes and spares. The first league began in September and the second in February, with nearly 200 enthusiastic bowl- ers. Each league bowled for 10 weeks. Secretaries Cory Messer, for the first league and Todd Ambs, for the second, were in charge of figuring out weekly scores and keeping track of individual and team averages. Todd earned high praise for his fine job, especially since he was the first seventh grader to ever hold this position. Trophies were awarded to first place teams and top boy and girl bowlers in each league. Sponsors included Mr. Dave Allen, Miss Kath- leen Hendry, Mr. Paul Larnpkin, Mrs. Diane Tong, and Mr. lay Williams. bowling league C121