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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

- --— - 7'te 95$ Pictured above: Ronnie Howsmon, Assistant Editor; Mrs. Sayre, Advisor; Pat Hommon, Editor. Pictured at left: Paul Ramey, George Karrer, Bill Noteman. Pictured at right: Margaret Rowe Norma Crisp Pictured at left, seated: Ruth Pur- dum. Copy; Bodge Lewis, Organi- zation Manager; Maryester Lom- bard, Sports Manager; Alice Fau- ver, Features; Neva Jo Boyer, Sub- scriptions. Standing: Carolyn Boggs, Subscriptions Manager; Judy Carter, Advertising; Ruth Orr, Art; Jim Vowell, Sports; Ed Hanscel, Sports. t£e ORIGINAL DRAWING SUBMITTED By Jim Converse In choosing the nickname for the Jonathan Alder High School, each home room sug- gested names. The student body then voted for the name of their choice - the PIONEERS! ft ct t • _ BEE tor t. tft mr 1 1 u M IVL � n r_ - ALDER ALMA MATER Oh, Alder, shall our songs forever Be raised in joyous praise to thee. And though far from thee we may wander, Our thoughts shall ever be of thee. Through all life's happiness and sorrow, Our hearts with love shall never lack. Devoted to the Alma Mater and to the scarlet and the black. To Alder do we raise our voices A symbol of our comradeship. Tho there be victories and failures. We'll meet them with good sportsmanship. Our loyalty and dedication, A mixture of our joy and pride. May Alder ever lead us onward Oh, hail to Alder High. THE POWDER HORN The name for the annual was decided upon by the student body and annual staff of 1956-1957. Each home room voted upon names chosen by them. These names were then submitted to the annual staff. The staff chose the name Powder Horn which was submitted by the senior class of 1957, By Judy Woods By Judy Woods A contest for choosing an alma mater for our school was held at the beginning of the school year, 1956. It was open to anyone of the community. An entrant must compose only the words or the words plus the music. A prize of $10 was awarded the winner. Miss Judy Woods of Plain City, Ohio, was pro- claimed the winner. The official school colors are scarlet and black. 4cU u U4tn £io t Jonathan Alder was born September 17, 1773. This Second Edition of the Powder Horn reflects the wonderful spirit of a grand student body and serves as a permanent record of the a- chievements of the new Jonathan Alder High School. Treasure this book - the memories it contains will become more dear to you with each passing year. Congratulations to Mrs. Sayre and the Staff of the Powder Horn. The student body and faculty can be proud of the 1958 editidh of their school yearbook. The Powder Horn is a record, both print- ed and pictorial, that will increase in value with age. It is my wish that the experiences, hard work, and honest effort made by the sponsor and the staff of the 1958 Pow- der Horn will always be pleasant mem- ories. PRINCIPAL IRMA PALMER Muskingum College Education; Ohio State. THELMA CARY Senior Survey; Mathematics and English; Capital Uni- versity, A.B. DOROTHY SAYRE Business Education; Mar- shall College, A .B.; School Treasurer, Year- book Advisor. ALICE MILLER Home Economics; Ohio State, B. S.; Future Home- maker of America Advisor. ELIZABETH BARTO English, Spanish; Woo: B. A .; Wittenberg, M . Y-Teens, Quill and Sc Library. ETHEL THOMPSON Mathematics and Geogra- phy; Ohio University, A. B. ; Ohio State, M. E. ; Nation- al Honor Society Advisor. MARCELLA MEYER . Physical Education, Driver Education; Ohio State, B.S Colorado State, M .A .; Cheerleaders, Intramurals. '2Ve££ Z4 7eac£en ROBERT L. SHOEMAKER Music, Ohio Northern University; B. S. , in Pub lie School Music. JAMES H. ADAMS Vocational Agriculture; University of Kentucky, B. S. ; Ohio State, M. E. GODFREY WRIGHT World History and Civics; University of West Virgin- ia, B.S. ; Football and Bas ketball Coach. HERBERT CAMPBELL Industrial Arts; B.S. , Wil- mington. RICHARD TERMEER History; Otterbein, B.S. ; Assistant Football Coach, Reserve Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach. DONALD STROTHER Science, Biology, and Chemistry; Ohio State, B.S. DAVID WETTERMAN English, Consumer Econom ics. Speech; Valpararso University, B. A.; Class Play Director. JAY GRABER - Vice President Member of Board From 1955-1958 GILBERT KIRBY - Clerk Member of Board From 1955-1958 H GLENN DILLION Member of Board From 1955-1958 AUSTIN HARBAGE Member of Board From 1956-1958 Jonathan Alder lived with the Indians 24 years. ARLENE MILLER PAT HOMMON EDDIE TEDRICK DAVID P. GRABER t, 1 A DOLORES HACKNEY DIXIE BLENTLINGER V I DELORES WHEELER RUTH ANN YODER BOB BISHOP JIM VOWELL LEONA WILSON JO ANN REAMS • LT a i«£ -«aan :w: JCL ________________________________________________________________________________________________■■. — ««-u . : ... RUTH BOWERSMITH ANNA KAZEE DUANE BOWERS JERRY MILLER LINDA FORD LINDA LEE SHARP EULAH BLEVINS ALICE ANDREWS DICK FRAVEL CHUCK STREATOR CAROL ANN CONVERSE j NORMA JEAN CRISP .w .� MARTHA ANDERSON DUNCAN MARYESTHER LOMBARD GEORGE EGER JIM WOODARD I RUTH PURDUM MARY LOU HORCH DUNCAN GEORGE KARRER JOHNNY ROBY rvrmmmmtz TPn’ ___— mmmm mam wsw :Vft-'C--.� I- � ‘� ■ r JOYCE FRY ALICE FAUVER BOB HARPER BOB LITTLER MARGARET ROWE NANCY CONGROVE RUTH ANN ORR CAROLYN BOGGS BOB CRUMB WALTER BURKITT MARY LUCAS JUNE PHILLIPS ! PATRICIA ARMENTROUT ROSEMARIE KUHNT HD HANSCEL JIM MEEKER JUDY MINSHALL 'n PATSY KIRBY T Vj ’ZFTMff fi DONNA VENRICK GIBSON DOROTHY OWEN EDDIE SMITH JOE CALLE GEORGENE JACKSON ELMA MILLER _____________ — All-Stars Permanent Wave Mary's Pride Jam Session What's cooking Cary's Pride It's a girl! Cute? Bottoms Up Say Cheese Venus Dog Gone Just Eating , i _____________________________________________________________ Jonathan Alder settled in Madison County in 1806. GEORGE ADKINS JOHN BEACH RUTH BERRY CHLOE BLEVINS YVONNE BOGGS MARY M. BOWERS BONNIE BOWKER BILL BOWMAN NEVA JO BOYER BETSY CHAPMAN MARCELLA COLFLESH BILL CORNWELL LOUISE CRISP BARBARA DAVIS CONNIE DE LASHMUTT PAUL DUNCAN ROSEMARY ELIAS DON FOULK ..... __________ yW- THEODORE GLASS BOB GRABER KENNY GRIFFITH JOYCE GULLETT JACK HACKNEY MELVIN HAMILTON JULIA HANSCEL ROBY HENNIS RONNIE HOWSMON RONNIE JESTER MARKIE KIRBY JERRY KNOX BETTY KUHNS GERTIE LAPP SYLVIA LAWSON AVAILABLE I a 1 M | 9 U c __ A _______ IIIMIM——Mil GARY LEACH PATTY LONG PEGGY LONG PHYLLIS LONG PAUL LOVE BOB MAY don mckinley MABEL MILLER RON NEWBERRY ROBERT PERSINGER BILL PRATT JUDY REED NELLIE LOU REED SHORTY REDER LARRY RING RONNIE SCHIERING ROXANA SCHRECK JIM SPENCER INA STEELE OLLIE STUTZMAN LINDA THOMAS EVA LEE VANOVER FLORENCE WARFEL KAREN WILCOX MARY L. WILLIAMSON ALICE WILSON SUE WILSON JIM WOODS JOHN WOODS JUDY YOUNG THELMA YOUNG MELVIN YOUNGBLOOD ESTHER YUTZY t 0 I! . ___________________________________________ ____ — a m 0 My futtiord ----JIM WOODS JOHN UNDERHILL -BARBARA DAVIS - - JOHN BEACH President - - - Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - ■ cooking? Chick —. '_ Jonathan Alder married and raised a family of 13 children. The original homestead still stands on the Plain City - Georgesville Road. —a fr� Diane Abey Philip Adams Ann Adkins Anna Jean Adkins Katie Beachy Dick Bishop Barbara Blanton Ruth Blumenschein Beth Boggs Beverly Boyd Warren Canter Luckie Collier Joan Converse Willis Cordial Carl Davis Judy Davis Kay Davis Diane DeLeon Barbara Ebright Mary Eger Mercedes Eger Elena Gilliam Ruby Hackney Sue Head lee -e I f wuuMUf mmwi sc n sni «hi a « Bob Herriot Naomi Hershberger Betty Hostetler Clyde Jordon Beverly Kaiser Pat King Ronnie Kitchen John Lindig Barbara Lowry Jim McGraw Margaret Miller Bill Noteman Carl Oiler Karen Overturf Phil Oxley Steve Patterson Nona Peachy Patty Peake Cary Perkins John Phelps Rose Purdum Paul Ramey Tom Sawyer John Schoby • � 1 1 1 ;1 1 1 ” WiTLZIi- L Arthur Sparks Junie Thomas Ross Walker Christina Ward Jim Warner Jim Weber Joan Whitfield Marlene Wingo Dorothy Wilson Jeanie Wilson Bob Wright Ervin Yoder Henry Yoder Loretta Yoder Leona Yutzy ran : fi -A'iXsL fi 3l ftanN e£Za 22Sfl®iaCMH$ Roaming Our Gang Wimpy President...........ROSS WALKER Vice President- CHRISTINA WARD Treasurer-------------PHIL OXLEY Secretary - -RUTH BLUMENSCHEIN Sleepytime Gals Dracula ??? Lady Tramp —----- i £3 NS Surprise! Where's that Wetterman? Lonely r Settin' Pretty EEEK!! ! Captain Perkins Confucius mmMmmmnaaam Harold Adams James Banner Atlee Beachy Phyllis Berry Rosemary Blevins Doris Blumenschein Jim Blythe Ellen Bowman Jack Brannon Judy Brannon Patricia Brown Leon Bush Sue Caldwell Nan Chapman Guy Colflesh Sue Collier Estel Culwell Patricia Damron Larry Davis Gary Depp Richard Diles David Fowler Paul Ferguson Gerald Frey Leon Frey John Gaa Leah Glass David Griffith Earl Guisinger Jerry Hackett Steven Harbage Gloria Harper Janet Headings Robert Headings Velma Headings Paul Hedrick Verna Headings Terry Horch Phillip Hostetler Barbara Howsman t V Betty Jordan John Jordan Dorothy Kazee Ruby Keaton Michael Laule Nancy Love Carolyn Loveless Donna Lowry Sharon Markey Shirley McVay Lester Miller Mike Minshall Merril Nicol Gerald Nissley Wayne Nissley Charlotte Persinger Martha Plank Tom Raley Tom Roby Dale Sanford Betty Shy Mary Smith Dolly Sparks Judy Sparks Jack Stafford Gary Thomas Carol VanGundy Gordonelle Watson Tommie Ruth Webb Floella Weldon Robert Wilcox John Wolfe Dan Yoder Herman Yoder Patsy Young Arlene Youngblood Alberta Yutzy Amanda Yutzy Elton Yutzy rmrMimuMauKMUMmMmamamimnBBESZ'':: , . ■ -a—— rz Crush Whose Daddy Studious! President--------RONNIE WILCOX Vice President-------DICK RIESELT Secretary-----------------VELMA MAY Treasurer..............MARSHA WEBER Aren’t we pretty Have a drink I During the years of Jonathan Alder, hunting was the popular sport. ■ rTTnmnrMrrm. ‘ MILLER BOB GRABER BOB LITTLER ED HANSCEL GODFREY WRIGHT Coach RONNIE JOHNNY WILCOX roby JOHN GEORGE UNDERHILL EGER i7wm Li MM2 mm WILLIS JIM BOB ED CORDIAL WOODARD HARPER TEDRICK rnnm First row, left to right: P. Oxley, R. Kitchen, D. Sanford, G. Colflesh, R. Wilcox, B. Wilcox, M. Nicol, J. Schoby, and B. Wright. Second row: B. Bowers, B. Littler, E. Hanscel, J. Meeker, J. Miller, E. Tedrick, J. Vowell, G. Eger, J. Roby, and Man- ager J. Beach. Third row; B. Harper, J. Woods, D. Foulk, B. Graber, J. Spencer, M. Youngblood, G. Adkins, J. Underhill, J. Woodard, and Assistant Coach Dick Termeer. Fourth row: J. Woods. C. Perkins. R. Walker, J. Warner. T. Sawyer, P. Ramey, J. Thomas, J. Weber, W. Cordial, and Head Coach Godfrey Wright. We They Scorers TD'S PAT'S Total Elm Valley 6 35 of Scioto Valley 30 6 Games Madison South 19 6 West Jefferson 13 13 Triad 6 0 Roby 9 1 55 Mt. Sterling 33 0 Wilcox 4 24 Ashville 18 0 Underhill 6 1 37 Greenview 40 0 Bowers 1 1 Eger 2 12 Meeker 1 3 10 Reder 1 2 8 Tedrick 1 1 Littler 1 1 Sanford 1 1 XWM x arr.T IILLEE TRAVEL ftCder — 95 Hden, e4 tve — 57- 5% Left to right: R. Walker, P. Oxley, D. Sanford, R. Howsman, W. Cordial, J. Woods, B. May, C. Oiler, J. Spencer, J. Beach, D. Foulk, J. Thomas. l i ■ M’aa n s4£tCesi y “Vanxiety ste6et etf£ 7e UK Left to right: J. Woods, R. Walker, W. Cordial, R. Howsman, J. Thomas, B. Littler, B. Bowers, D. Fravel, J. Beach, J. Meeker, J. Miller, J. Roby, S. Reder, B. May, G. Eger. Direct center - Coach Wright. The Pioneers won the Madison County tournament. They also won the Darby Valley League with four wins and no losses, and the Madison County League with eight wins and no losses. The regular season record was sixteen wins and two losses. SCHEDULE COUNTY TOURNAMENT TEAMS WE THEY Mt. Sterling 53 42 Marysville 51 36 Fairfield 86 49 Grove City 65 52 Ashville 66 57 London 67 45 Madison South 47 41 West Jefferson 55 39 Hilliard 62 51 Mt. Sterling 68 42 London 53 55 Big Walnut 77 35 Dublin 64 31 Northwestern 71 51 Marysville 48 55 Madison South 50 45 Fairfield 86 45 West Jefferson 56 33 WE THEY Fairfield 75 43 West Jefferson 75 64 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT WE THEY Summit Station 64 62 Columbus Holy Family 53 52 Pleasantville 49 73 r-vnerusa , , jy SeuefaM t ?57 Bottom row, left to right: J. Woods, L. Reder, W. Cordial, and J. Miller. Second row: G. Eger, J. Roby, D. Carter, M. Carter, T. Miller, J. Freeman. Top row: Coach Termeer, E. Hanscel, B. Littler, J. Meeker, and B. Bowers. Alder won Madison County League with 4 wins and no losses, Alder won Darby Valley League with 7 wins and 1 loss. Tom Miller and Bob Littler were the Leading Hitters. Miller won 7 and lost 1 as a Pitcher including 11 to 0 No-Hitter against Mt. Sterling. SCHEDULE SENIORS AND COACH Left to tight: M. Carter. T. Miller. J. Freeman, and Coach Termeer. They We w. Jeff. 0 5 Ashville 10 6 M. South 0 12 Mt. Sterling 6 11 Fairfield 1 9 Mt. Sterling 0 11 Ashville 3 9 W. Jeff. 1 4 M. South 0 9 Radnor 2 0 IHWMMU.___ - ' f'f |T J i --1 J! . ■ ' ’ • - The G. A. A. under the leadership of Miss Marcella Meyer enjoyed a very active first year. The purpose of the club is to foster the highest ideals of health, sportsmanship, good fellowship, and to stimulate an interest in athletics for girls. The many sports included were soccer, volleyball, basketball, and softball. Left to right, first row; I. Steele, R. Schreck, B. Chapman, K. Wilcox, J. Converse, C. Ward, M. Bowers, Vice President; B. Kaiser, B. Bowker, E. Gilliam, B. Ebright, R. Purdum, M. Wingo, M. Kirby, N. Boyer. Second row; K. Davis, M. Eger, K. Overturf, B. Blanton, R. Yoder, A. Andrews, J. Fry, P. Kirby, Secretary; J. Minshall, J. Young, A. Adkins, F. Warfel, E. Yutsy, R. Berry. Third row; N. Congrove, P. Hommon, J. Carter, President; M. Lombard, R. Purdum, Treasurer; C. Converse, J. Reams, Miss Meyer, Advisor; M. Lucas, C. Boggs. M. Duncan, R. Kuhnt, G. Jackson, J. DeLeon, L. Sharp. m fMi m 'i m . e s4 The Varsity A is a new organization formed this year. It is under the leadership of the Coaches and is open to boys of Jonathan Alder High School that have earned a var- sity letter in sports. Members of Varsity A are pictured above. First row, left to right: Coach Termeer, J. Miller, J. Roby, R. Littler, S. Reder, D. Fravel, and J. Meeker. Second row; Coach Wright, E. Hanscel, J. Underhill, J. Woods, J. Vowell, J. Thomas, B. Bowers, and J. Woods. Third row; J. Beach, R. Wilcox, E. Tedrick, T. Sawyer, D. Foulk, B. Graber, G. Eger and W. Cordial. 4(den. (fye tfead ui 5% LINDA THOMAS NEVA JO BOYER JUDY YOUNG 2 Years 3 Years 3 Years MARY M. BOWERS 2 Years ALICE ANDREWS, 4 Years Head Cheerleader BONNIE BOWKER 1 Year RESERVES Pictured below are VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Karen Overturf - — - - - - 1 Year Judy Young.................2 Years Barbara Blanton ------ 1 Year Mary M. Bowers............- 1 Year Linda Thomas................1 Year Pictured above are RESERVE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Joan Converse ------- 1 Year Marsha Weber - -- -- -- i Year Floella Weldon ------ -1 Year Kay Davis................... 1 Year Barbara Blanton ----------- 2 Years Head Cheerleader sictivitiea I In the days of Jonathan Alder folk dancing was very popular. 'JfatcoHtU ‘ftyott i Society HOLD HIGH THE TORCH! One of the highest honors conferred upon any high school student in the United States is membership in the National Honor Society. This Society was organized in 1921 and now has 6, 000 chapters, one of which is the Jonathan Alder High School Chapter. Seniors and Juniors must have an average of 3. 00 to be eligible for membership in this Society. However, scholarship alone is no guarantee that a student will be selected for this honor. The Faculty selection of members is based upon the above four qualities. A student who receives this high honor must strive to maintain those qualities for which he was chosen. Members of the National Honor Society elected to the Society in 1957. Standing, left to right: A. Andrews, C. Converse, P. Kirby, G. Karrer, E. Hanscel, M. Lucas, C. Boggs, and J. Minshall. Seated: Mrs. Ethel Thompson, Advisor. B. Bishop J. Carter D. Fravel M. Lombard R. Lewis R. Yoder M. Bowers R Davis r i d. uavis J. Hanscel R. Howsmon Quill and Scroll is an International Society for High School Journalists, composed of juniors and seniors. To become a member, the student must have maintained at least a B average in English, and rank in the upper third of his class. The members of Quill and Scroll and the new journalists had a very busy year reporting all the news of the school. In the first row from right to left are Miss Barto, Carol Converse, George Karrer, Bob Bishop, Jim Vowel, and Pat Hommon. In the second row are Mary Lucas, Patsy Kirby, Maryester Lombard, Alice Andrews, Judy Minshall, and Carolyn Boggs. In the third row are Mary Margaret Bowers, Bonnie Bowker, Marky Kirby, Carolyn Smucker, and Judy Carter. In the back row are Linda Thomas, Bill Bowman, Leland Troyer, Ronnie Howsman, and Neva Jo Boyer. There are one or two librarians in the library every period of the day. The librarians help the students find the books they want and sign them out for them. In the front row from right to left are Patsy Kirby, Roberta Lewis, Judy Carter, Mary Lucas, Carol Converse, Judy Minshall, David Graber, Carolyn Boggs, and Maryester Lombard. In the back row are Miss Barto, Bob Harper, Pat Armentrout, Barbara Davis, Betsy Chap- man, Neva Jo Boyer, Ester Yutzy, Mary Margaret Bowers, Nellie Reed, Lucky Collier, and Beverly Boyd. ..................................mi Laboratory Christmas Tree Senior Dance rfwKMct OcVl Christmas Tree Mr. Dillion and Mr. Pennington Orchestra at one of our dances Kindness Day Assembly •rurw? nWKim rw istf ’i ««W'MTinTWi«jraunr Tit crficwmiKiiasux aaJoiaaiafcwjBu Sc mC Varsity-A Faculty Game Varsity-A Faculty Game Kindness Day Assembly Home Economics Class Typing Class Queen and Attendants Sento 7ee t Standing, left to right: Neva Jo Boyer, Home Room Representative; Roxanna Shreck, Home Room Representative; Betsy Chapman, Publicity; Marlene Wingo, Home Room Representative; Patsy Kirby, Ring Group; George Karrer, Boy Y-Teen; Barbara Hows- mon, Home Room Representative; Bonnie Bowker, Social; Karen Wilcox, Courtesy; Betty Shy, Home Room Representative; Anna Kazee, Home Room Representative; Georgene Jackson, Home Room Representative; Judy Carter and Carolyn Boggs, Snack Bar; Joan Converse, Song Leader; Miss Barto, Advisor. Seated: Joyce Gullet and Mer- cedese Eger, Scrapbook; Maryesther Lombard, Ways and Means; Alice Fauver, Service; Barbara Blanton, Treasurer; Judy Minshall, Vice President; Carol Converse, President; Markie Kirby. Secretary; Mary Lucas, Program; Jo Anne Reams, Devotions; Alice Andrews, Pianist; and Ruth Blumenschein, Home Room Representative. This year's Y-Teen theme was ’’Key To A Better You. Programs which carried this theme were: ’’Key To Our Future, ’’ at which time the Plain City Junior Y-Teens visited, and a book review was given, ’’Key To A Happier You, a record on interfaith marriage and Key To A Successful You,’’ a movie entitled, Aberammer gau. ' Activities for the year were the joint Hi-Y and Y-Teen Christmas Meditation and Kindness Day Assembly, Christmas Caper, fall and spring picnic, caroling party and Easter service. 7ee t The Y-Teens is a Christian organization for teenage girls. The Jonathan Alder Y- Teen Club consists of 100 girls. Their purpose is To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in their common life those ideals of personal and social living to which they are committed by their faith as Christians. The Y-Teen goals are (1) To grow as a person, (2) To grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities, and (3) To grow in the knowledge and love of God. The Y-Teen girls look to Miss Barto, the Y-Teen advisor, for advice and inspiration. Under her guidance the Y-Teens feel better prepared to accept adult Christian respon- sibilities. Kindness Day Assembly as __—— '?utune '%o He uz6ex4 America First row, left to right: Mrs. Miller, Advisor; A. Wilson, J. Hanscel, J. Reed. J. Young, M. Smith, D. Blumenschien, A. Kazee, D. Owen, R. Schreck, L. Thomas, R. Blumenschien, and B. Shy. Second row; J. Converse, C. Smucker, K. Wilcox, R. Yoder, P. King, R. Orr, M. Duncan, L. Wilson, N. Congrove, M. Bowers, S. Lawson, and P. Berry. Third row; L. Glass, D. Abey, K. Davis, C. Ward, M. Eger, D. Kazee, N. Love, P. Young, E. Blevins, L. Ford, and R. Purdum. Fourth row; K. Overturf, J. DeLeon, M. Colflesh, R. Berry, J. Carter, R. Lewis, B. Howsmon, B. Boggs, M. Duncan, M. Wingo, and L. Crisp. Fifth row; S. Headlee, J. Sparks, R. Blevins, R. Kuhnt, D. Gibson, G. Harpef, C. Boggs, S. Wilson, C. Converse, R. Purdum, and N. Crisp. The Cabinet Devotions Committee Degree Committee Public Relations Committee Music and Recreation Committee Award of Merit and Nat'i Project Committee Service Committee Committee OPPORTUNITIES AT EVERY CROSSROAD The F. H. A. had an inter- esting year under the direc- tion of our advisor, Mrs. Alice Miller. Projects for the year included the Homecoming, the Snack Bar at the ballgames, buying of additional equip- ment for the home eco- nomics department, Christ- mas party for the Columbus School for Retarded, and county rallies. The goals for the year were to help the members understand the opportunities open to them in the field of home economics and to provide training for each member for partici- pation in home, school, and community activities. The flower is a red rose and the colors are red and white. Our secretary, Karen Wil- Our Chapter mother, Mrs. Mrs. Shorts, speaker on cox and president, Nancy Iris Rose Wilcox. careers from the Ohio Congrove at one of the Fuel Gas Company. meetings. Working on decorations for the Homecoming. . . —___________1 ■' — MERiCA futuP . T,0V M EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN F. F. A. OFFICERS First row, seated, left to right: Bob Littler, President; Mr. Adams, Advisor. Second row: John Roby, Vice President; Bob Persinger, Secretary. Third row: Roby Hennis, Treasurer; Ronnie Howsmon, Reporter. Fourth row: Bob May, Student Advisor; Carl Oiler, Sentinel. John Landig and his Champion Steer. his Hereford Steer, Roby Hennis and his Ewe .. ,: tmM [mv0 gpMERS p Pictured above are the members of the Jonathan Alder F. F. A. First row, left to right: Tom Roby, Leon Fry, Roby Hennis, Bob Littler, Ronnie Howsom, Carl Oiler, Phil Adams, and Mr. Adams, Advisor. Second row: Stephen Harbage, Dick Reiselt, Dale Sanford, Jerry Hackett, John Lindig, Merril Nicol, and Bob Persinger. Third row: Kenny Griffith, John Roby, Paul Duncan, Warren Canter, Jerry Knox, Bob May, Jack Hackney, and Bill Pratt. The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for high school farm boys who are interested and participate in Vocational Agriculture. The F. F. A. is the largest all-boys organization in the world. The F. F. A. chapter sent Roby Hennis and Ron Howsmon to the Ohio State F. F. A. convention at Columbus this year. These boys served as representatives of the Alder Chapter. Johnny Roby and his Madison County Grand Champion Market Pig. This pig was cham- pion over 4-H and F. F. A. Competition at the Plain City and Madison County Fairs. ! ;_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.______________________________________________ ■f----------------- 'Zi- GEORGE KARRER Secretary 1 BOB BISHOP Chaplain _ T' Jk Front row, left to right: J. Roby, J. Meeker, J. Wolfe, L. Davis, T. Raley, B. Note- man, J. Woods, M. Minshall, T. Roby, S. Harbage, P. Love, B. Pratt, C. Davis, and B. Wright. Second row: D. Fravel, B. Bowers, G. Depp, S. Reder, B. Graber, J. Woods, B. May, J. Underhill, L. Troyer, P. Oxley, P. Ramey, D. McKinley, R. Kitchen, and J. Warner. Third row: B. Littler, J. Miller, J. Weber, M. Youngblood, J. Vowell, G. Karrer, G. Adkins, B. Herriot, W. Cordial, P. Adams, E. Hanscel, T. Sawyer, and D. Foulk. Fourth row: J. Beach, B. Bishop, C. Perkins, R. Walker, R. Howsmon, R. Hennis, J. Spencer, P. Ferguson, B. Wilcox, R. Schiering, E. Tedrick, B. Harper, and J. Woodard. Hi-Y The Hi-Y is a newly organized boys’ club in Jonathan Alder this year. Their purpose is to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian character. Their objectives are: To develope a growing sense of personal worth, integrity, and self-discipline, based on Christian concepts and values. I Hi-Y Members work on Lamp Project. We collected Christmas Baskets for needy families. 1 '1 Uder Ttfajonette Head Majorette - SUE HEADLEE 1955-1958 In back, Sue Headlee. Front row. right: Ina Steel grove - 1954-1958, and Marcella Colflesh - 1954-1958. - 1954-1958, Nancy Con- m1 ww i MW ttfCee ( Cu itm JHHHHBi Tftixed onu � r-• n- ■3m-T T' � tlfJi'iiy llCJ jf-3.'l JUDY CARTER o Hec x Hc t 2 Z2uee t 5% WP 2.uee t tuttC ( ount Top row, left to right: Bob Wright, Sophomore Escort; Roby Hennis, Junior Escort; Jim Woodard, Queen Escort; Eddie Hanscel, Senior Attendant Escort; and Paul Ferguson, Freshman Escort. Bottom row; Christina Ward, Sophomore Attendant; Barbara Davis, Junior Attendant; Judy Carter, Queen; Patsy Kirby, Senior Attendant; and Marsha Web- ber, Freshman Attendant. The 1958 homecoming queen, Judy Carter, was selected on the basis of her character, personality, leadership, and good school citizenship. The student body cast their votes for the queen on printed ballots which listed the names of the senior girls. The individual classes chose the students best suited to be their attendants and escorts. Nancy Congrove was the mistress of ceremonies. The queen's attendants and escorts entered, followed by David Hanscel, the crown bearer, and Charlotte Wilson, the flower girl. The last to enter the archway of hearts was the queen, Judy Carter, and her escort, Jim Woodard. Karen Meeker, last year's queen, crowned Judy. rMCTSTOMCT ta OFFICERS OF JIM WOODARD - - - RONNIE HOWSMON NELLIE REED----- ROBY HENNIS - - - Stocdettt STUDENT COUNCIL _____________________President ________________Vice President _____________________Secretary ---------------------Treasurer GORDON OXLEY, Advisor The Student Council, whose members are selected by their respective classes, spon- sor many worthwhile projects throughout the year. Projects this year were noon movies, scrapbook, desk in the front lobby, representative in the lobby at basketball games, car pool, and suggestion box. The Student Council acts as a governing body in the school, influencing the students to better behaviour by its example. PICTURED ABOVE IS THE STUDENT COUNCIL. From row. left to right: Nellie Reed. Ronnie Howsman. Jim Woodard. Roby Hennis. and George Karrer. Second row; Ruth Purdum. Ruth Yoder. Mary Smith, Dorothy Kazee. Christina Ward, and Kay Davis. Third row; Willis Cordial. Phil Oxley. Dale Sanford, Gary Depp, and Judy Reed. 4ctventc4enA Jortq+hart Alder Firs+- Whl-Ve Settles Xn Mad «Sor Co. B or a 'Sepk 17 7 3 O i e_ 3 Jan. I 8 H Near the homestead of Jonathan Alder has been erected a new high school in his memory. TT5TTrCTlT3;rrUEdlla3I131E8iiMaUIBiEHlHBflMfiBriHlMdlBlMB PLAIN CITY SCHOBY’S SUNOCO STATION Route 42 Compliments of DR. P. T. HAYNES EUGENE W. HOMMON, INSURANCE West Main Street FEE BROTHERS Firestone Store HAZEL NOTEMAN INSURANCE JOE RUMMELL, INSURANCE North Chillcothe Street FERGUSON FUNERAL HOME Phone 3--2345 Compliments of DUNMIRE BROTHERS REMMAR PRINT SHOP North Chillcothe Street Compliments of EARLY HATCHERY NELSON MOORE’S STORE West Main Street MERCURY CLEANERS 209 Main Street F. H. GEORGE, D.V.M. West Main Street VAIL JEWELERS North Chillicothe Street WILCOX CITIES SERVICE W est End RUSSELL L. PERKINS INSURANCE COMPANY JACKSON APPLIANCE North Chillcothe Street PLAIN CITY GREENHOUSE South Gay Street Compliments of GILBERT KIRBY COLUMBUS RURAL URBAN NEWS NEW ROME RINGS FLORIST 381 Lennox Avenue AMITY DILES GROCERY LONDON ED DIXON MEADE’S TIRE STORE CARTER’S MARKET MARYSVILLE TOM NUCKLE’S INSURANCE FIRST NATIONAL BANK MILLER’S OFFICE SUPPLIES WEST JEFFERSON THE VANITY SHOP 24 West Main Street WESTERN AUTO 19 East Main Street _____--------------------- Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '58 BERRYS PHARMACY 24 Hour Prescription Service Available by Phoning 33315 or 32635 Compliments of REALL FARM EQUIPMENT Allis-Chalmer and New Holland Dari-Koal Bulk Milk Cooler Palsgrove Elevators Marysville Phone 8751 Compliments of GRE 3 3 AND HAY AGENCY Auto - Fire - Liabilities Insur ance Phone TR 9-8362 THE WEST JEFFERSON BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANY 2 West Main Street West Jefferson Organized in 1889 The Place to Save The Place to Borrow Deposits Insured Up to $10,000 More Than 69 Years of Conscientious Services ROBI NSON SOM Dealers in Live and Dressed Poultry Marysville, Ohio R. I. BLAUSER S SONIS FURNITURE DEALERS “Buy Furniture in West Jefferson for Less' Phone TR 9-8124 ■------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Meet You After Every Game Compliments of at HEFLIN'S BERGANDINE S’ CAR.V' AIRPORT RESTAURANT SOHIO SERVICE Plain City, Ohio Plain City Phone 3-5462 Compliments of HOWLAND Compliments of COMPANY THE Westinghouse Appliances Maytag Appliances MARYSVILUE Siegler Heaters Hardware Furniture AUTO DEALERS Appliances ASSOCIATION Phone 33432 Plain City ANDREWS X GRABER BEN OONES DRUG STORE Goodyear Tires Your Druggist for Over Exide Batteries 60 Years Parts Plain City Phone 3-3392 Phone 3-1344 muruni . .i: : . .. Compliments of PENDLETON CHEVROEET LAWSON DEAN Your Local Chevrolet Dealer Plain City, Ohio BARBER SHOP Phone 3-5471 UHLMANfe Congratulations Seniors of 1958 The Family Store RED Dry Goods - Family Apparel WHITE F ootwear SUPER MARKET Plain City Phone 3-Z433 Where You Get the Most for the Least West Main Street 3-4924 H1LBERTS SOHIO l_. w. COOK REALTOR HAROLD A. RAUSCH West Main Street As sistant Marysville, Ohio Plain City 3-4363 Phone 7781 HOLLIDAY HILLARD u. s. FURNITURE CO. SUPER MARKET Furniture - Appliances Where Prices Are Born Carpets and Rugs Raised Elsewhere A Little Out of the Way The One Stop Shopping Center A Lot Less to Pay Hilliards, Ohio 72 E. Main St. TR. 6-7383 Compliments of Hardware Furniture GLENN WEBB DWYER'S SHELL SERVICE Since 1888 West Jefferson, Ohio London’s Biggest, Best Store l_ IN WORTH FRED K 1 L_S FARMERS EXCHANGE COMPANY AND SON Hayden Branch Grain - Feed - Coal 1 NIC. Farm Supplies Master Mix and Murphy Feeds Phone: Amlin TR 6-7317 Plain City 3-281 1 ELTON AND JIM JOHN'S YODER'S TEXACO SERVICE FARM EQUIPMENT CO. On the Square Plain City, Ohio Tire Repairing McCormick Tractors Machinery Motor Tune-Up Jobs International Trucks Phone 3-ZZ05 Phone 3-54Z1 B. M. YOUMANS g SON BEACH— CHANDLET3 CO. ELEVATOR Lumber and Building Supplies Grain Coal Seeds Pittsburgh Paints Feeds Farm Supplies Plain City, Ohio Phone 3-1114 Phone 3-143 5 Plain City, Ohio Compliments of STORE W. EE. MERCER 15 W. William St. Oliver Farm Implements and Wrecker Service Delaware, Ohio Phone Z3751 Plain City, Ohio ‘BRIGG’ ‘JACK’ pn-.- .. vTgj-. •. . BOB A Thought for Today CHAPMAN Why not give your folks a lit- tle encouragement and let them know you’d like a good and re- cent portrait of them--then call Plain City London us for an appointment. Bet they’d be pleased to know Ford Sales and Services in you were so thoughtful. THE CUBBERLY STUDIO Plain City for 2 0 Years 38 l 2 S. Sandusky Street Delaware, Ohio THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK THE NJ NU C3TRA I hd COMPANY OF LONDON Member Federal Reserve System Plain City Phone 3 1274 Corporation G r ain Seed London, Ohio Coal Feed Phone UL2-I2i 4 West Jefferson, Ohio F ertilizer TR9-8481 «L� COUNTRY LANE I. G. A. FOODLINER Plain City, Ohio Best of Luck to Class ’58 Congratulations Class of ’58 CLACKS CLOTHING Bank Building Plain City, Ohio Phone 3-4324 For Barns That Stay Painted Longer DEAN AND BARRY Compliments of TEDRICkS HARDWARE Plain City, Ohio Phone 3-5324 Compliments of PLAIN CITY OIL. COMPANY Dunlap Tires Auto Repairs West Main Street Plain City, Ohio THE POWDER HOTPN STAFF Wishes to Thank PACIFIC COAST BORAX COMPANY MRS. HAROLD THOMPSON MR. AND MRS. EDWARD HENNIS PLAIN CITY IMPLEMENT COMPANY John Deere Farm Equipment De Laval Milkers and Bulk Coolers Gay Street Phone 3-1322 Plain City, Ohio I CEPHAS ATKINSON - -- -- -- - Chairman of the Board ANDREW W. CARY-------------------------------President OTTO B. COSGRAY-------------------------Vice President H. B. WALKER-----------------------------------Cashier LANK W. CARY - -- -- -- -- -- -- Assistant Cashier MARY ELIZABETH MITCHELE - - - - Assistant Cashier Plain City, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations, Class of 1958 Compliments of ESKI MO QLJEEEN Compliments of Dl . JOHN ADAMS I 3 I f i rr-rr Compliments of ALDER CHEVROLET Hilliards, Ohio 32 East Main Street Phone TR-67393 Sales and Service JACK ALDER, Owner “Farm Center of Ohio” Hilliards Office Phone TR-67333 Store Phone TR-67315 Fletcher, Ohio Branch Phone 2261 Every Need for Farm and Ho me Feeds Seeds Grain F ertilizer Coal Farm Supplies Hardware Appliances Ohio’s Largest Producer of Certified Seeds COMPLIMENTS OF w. M.D. Q. INGMIRE, M.D. HERMAN KARRER M.D. ' 2 '.AHA,______________________________________________________________