Born a farm girl in Indiana on August 27, 1913, Elsie Bobst became a major force in Greenville WBA bowling! Elsie went to a one room schoolhouse for her first 4 years of schooling. He second 4 years, she attended school in a small town. During her final 4 years she graduated from Greenfield High […]
Gary L. Anderson has been continuously involved in bowling since early childhood. He has participated in and/or been exposed to all phases of the game as a worker, manager and administrator. He has “set” pins, cleaned “pits”, leveled and adjusted pin decks, buffed and conditioned lanes and managed large modern bowling centers. He has served […]
Barbara was born and reared in Evanston, Illinois. Before 7th & 8th grades, she bowled with the girl scouts, having as her first game a 55! In high school she participated in bowling through her physical education companions, bowling after school hours. Barbara met Walt while working for A. C. Nielson Co. and they […]
In December of 1960, South Caroina had 3,000 ladies bowling in the state and had received permission from WIBC to form a state association. Janice Johnson was counted in this number. Janice was in attendance at the organizational meeting of the state association in Aiken, South Carolina on February 18, 1961. She missed attending the […]
Born in El Paso, Texas and raised primarily in South Carolina, Connie is a shy, soft spoken person. She is very well thought of by all who come in contact with her. Connie is married to Ron McColley and has one son, Chris. Connie comes from a family of bowlers. She has carried the […]