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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

The Powder Horn published by Jonathan Alder High School Plain City, Ohio The Powder Horn Staff Editor - Ronnie Hows- mon Assistant Editor - Beth Boggs Advisor - Mrs. Dorothy Sayre Artist Karen Wilcox A special salute to Karen for the outstanding art work in this issue of The Powder Horn. Copy Editor - Alice Wilson Organization Editor - Joyce Gullet Sports Editors - John Woods, Ina Steele Features Editor - Mary M. Bowers Photographers David Bennett Paul Ramey Larry Rings Typists Mabel Miller Ruth Berry Pictured above is the group of students who sold advertising for the yearbook. Included is George Adkins, Ad- vertising Manager. The Subscription Managers, Neva Jo Boyer and John Beach, are shown here with the home room rep- resentatives who were responsible for the sale of yearbooks. The Atomium is the theme structure of the Brussels world fair, it towers 320 feet above the grounds. The Atomium contains Europe’s fastest elevator which carries tourists to a restaurant in the top globe. Superintendent ’s Message The Powder Horn should not give to you seniors the thought that your education is complete. Think of your life as a contin- uous educational process that leads to the development of an appreciation for all that is good. Real and lasting success does not come to the person who takes the attitude that the world is indebted to him. Look upon the world as a place which offers you untold op- portunities to be of real service to your fel- low men. Affiliate yourself with those in- stitutions and movements that have for their purpose the making of a better world. ' r. Principars Message lo Mrs. Sayre and Powder Horn Staff: I know that in your attempt to make each Powder Horn better than the preceding one it takes much effort and ingenuity. 1 wish for you the best of luck in this endeav- or. May the 1959 edition of the Powder 1 lorn be the best ever. Faculty Belgium's capital city of Brussels, with its churches, cathedrals, theaters, and museums was the scene o the Fair. Visitors to the exposition became visitors all Belgium. ELIZABETH BARTO English, Spanish; Wooster, B. A.; Wittenberg, M, A.; Y-Teens; Quill and Scroll; Library. THELMA CARY Senior Survey; Mathematics and English; Capital University, A. B. MARCELLA MEYER Physical Education, Driver Educa- tion; Ohio State, B. S. ; Colorado State, M. A. ; Cheerleaders, Intramurals, G. A. A. Advisor. VLM Jbl DOROTHY SAYRE Business Education; Marshall Col- lege, A. B. , School Treasurer, Yearbook Advisor. ALICE MILLER Home Economics; Ohio State, B. S.; Future Homemaker of America Advisor. t'l HEl. THOMPSON Mathematics and Geography, Ohio University, A. B. , Ohio State, M. E. , National Honor Society Advisor. School Faculty JAMES ADAMS Vocational Agriculture; university of Ken- tucky, B. S.; Ohio State, M.E. HERBERT CAMPBELL Industrial Arts; B.S., Wilmington. RICHARD TERMEER History; Otterbeln, B.S.; Assistant Football Coach, Reserve Basketball Coach, Base- ball Coach. LEONARD DAY Chemistry, Physics, Senior Play, General JAMES HILL Senior Concert Choir, Junior Play, Band; Ohio State University, B.S. GODFREY WRIGHT World History and Civics; University of West Virginia, B.S.; Football and Basketball Coach. Board of Education Pictured above are the members of the Jonathan Alder Board of Education. Left to right: James Converse, Hugh Roby, Austin Harbage, President; Gilbert Kirby, Clerk; Glenn Dillion, Vice President. Martha Converse, Assistant Clerk Karen Meeker, Secretary The theme of the World's Fair is a declaration of faith in mankind's ability to mold the atomic age to the ultimate advantage of all na- tions. CLASS COLORS Red and White CLASS FLOWERS Red Roses CLASS MOTTO You cannot believe in honor until you have achieved it. I j • • LINDA THOMAS T LELAND TROYER BILL CORNWELL JUDY YOUNG KAREN WILCOX PAUL DUNCAN FLORENCE WARFEL 1 THEODORE GLASS RONNIE NEWBERRY CHLOE BLEVINS ESTHER YU I ZY BILL BOWMAN MARCELLA COLFLESH 1 JOHN UNDERHILL RONNIE HOWSMON LOUISE CRISP INA STEELE BOB MAY RUBY TOBIN GARY LEACH NELLIE LOU REED ROBY HENNIS BETTY KUHNS PAUL LOVE MABEL MILLER BETTY PENCE MARGARET JANE KIRBY r Phyllis Long Jim Woods John Woods Bonnie Bowker Roxana Schreck Thelma Young Ruth Berry Robert Graber Robert Persinger Neva Jo Boyer Patty Long William Pratt MARY MARGARET BOWERS GEORGE ADKINS JULIA HANSCEL JAMES SPENCER Senior Class Play Here’s a picture of Ginger.” Pay dirt! TIME OUT FOR GINGER” Howard Carol---------Bill Bowman Agnes Carol-----Florence Warfel Joan Carol - ----Joyce Gullett Jeannie Carol----Neva Jo Boyer Ginger Carol ---------------Ina Steele Lizzie.............- - Ruth Berry Tommy Green-------------------Jim Woods Eddie Davis ------Leland Troyer Ed Hoffman-----Ronnie Schiering Mr. Wilson --------- Leroy Reder TIME OUT FOR GINGER, a three - act comedy presented by the Senior class is the story of a fourteen year Howard, have you seen old girl whose greatest ambition is Ed Wilson’s statement in to make the varsity football team. LIFE?” After many hilarious experiences involving her family and friends, she finally decides that being a girl is more Important to her than being a football player. Virginia you’re not going to play football and that's final!” You girls should be ashamed of yourselves. Look at what your father sacrificed so Ginger could play football. oroup picture of entire play cast and director. Senior Snaps Babies Senior Band Awards Happy Station DEAD Party Time The Seniors' Christmas Tree Juniors Contributions to scientific knowledge are housed in the International Hall of Science. Scientists have arranged four displays on the atom, the mole- cule, the crystal and the living cell. BETTY LOU HOSTETLER CARY PERKINS PAT KING BILL NOTEM AN LUCKY COLLIER BARBARA BLANTON JUNIE THOMAS BEVERLY BOYD JOHN PHELPS YVONNE BOGGS JUDY DAVIS JIM WARNER MERCEDESE EGER PAUL RAMEY ANN ADKINS DIANE DELEON JERRY SCOTT PAT PEAKE TOM SAWYER KAY DAVIS JOHN SCHOBY ANNA BELLE YODER BOB WRIGHT RUBY HACKNEY BOB HERRIOTT KENNY GRIFFITH JOHN LINDIG SUE HEADLEE ROSS WALKER RUTH BLUMENSCHEIN PHIL OXLEY BARBARA LOWRY n • t cs r — L y f V O Aik ft ■ O yi A J ™ � V V r f R T ' y ■■■■■■■■ JACK HACKNEY ELENA GILLIAM WILLIS CORDIAL BARBARA EBRIGHT PHIL ADAMS PEGGY LONG CARL DAVIS LORETTA YODER STEVE PATTERSON MELVIN YOUNGBLOOD DIANE ABEY JIM McGRAW NAOMI HERSHBERGER BEVERLY KAISER RONNIE KITCHEN ROSE PURDUM CARL OILER LARRY RINGS MARGARET MILLER DICK BISHOP KAREN OVERTURF BETH BOGGS JIM WEBER CHRISTINA WARD CLYDE JORDAN NONA PEACHY RUTH WILLSON LEONA YUTZY DOROTHY WILSON Sophomores Art as the measure of mankind's common humanity is the theme of the World Art Center. Here - on a scale never before attempted - the masterpieces of all ages and nations are displayed under one roof. Janet Headings Paul Ferguson Carol Van Gundy Bob Wilcox Gloria Harper Nancy Love Larry Davis Mary Smith Tom Raley Shirley McVay Patsy Young Paul Hedrick Rosemary Blevins Dan Yoder Floella Weldon Dolly Sparks Mike Minshall Marsha Weber Atlee Beachy Doris Blumenschein Sharon Markey Tom Roby Tommie Webb Steven Harbage Patty Brown File a Bowman Jerry Haekett Sue Collier Gary Thomas Charlotte Persmger Betty Shy Dave Griffith Arlene Youngblood Guy Colflesh Nan Chapman Velma May Dale Sanford Sue Caldwell Elton Yutzy Leah Glass Judy Sparks Gerald Frey Gordonelle Watson Estill Culwell Barbara Howsmon Carol Loveless Merrill Nicol Dorothy Kazee Ronnie Wilcox Donna Lowry Betty Helmuth Dick Diles Ruby Keaton Terry Horch Joan Whitfield Phyllis Berry Gary Depp Richard Reiselt Phil Hostetler John Gaa Class Officers Treasurer................. ALICE WILSON Secretary------------------JOYCE GULLETT Vice President--------------LEROY REDER President-------------------JOHN BEACH President - -- -- -- -- ROSS WALKER Vice President - —BARBARA BLANTON Secretary - — - — - — - KAY DAVIS Treasurer - - — - -- — - JIM WARNER Treasurer...................DALE SANFORD Secretary...................VELMA MAY Vice President..............DICK RE1SELT President...................LARRY DAVIS President.....................JOHN KARRER Vice President........................CHRIS WALKER Treasurer.................LARRY CHANDLER Secretary..................-JANICE DILLION Brussels '58 presented a mid-century festival of dance, with scores of events scheduled daily in more than twenty theaters and arenas. There were dem- onstrations of dance forms evolved by the various nationalities and cultures represented in the World’s Fair. Also given were exhibitions of folk dancing by renowned dance groups of all nations. Freshmen FIRST ROW: John Frey, Dave Bennett, Emma Hershberger, Darrell Brown, Lanny Kidd, Phyllis Burns. SECOND ROW: Barbara Walker, Monroe Harbage, Jerry Blentlmger, Judy Puchovich, Max Phillips, Steve Sawyer. THIRD ROW: Edna Helmuth, Calvin Crum, Norman Elias, Patricia Fitzpatrick, Frank Long, Charles Wolfe. FOURTH ROW: Tom Thomas, Donald Weldon, Shirley Truitt. Pictures not available tor Woodrow De- Long, Daryll Driscoll, John Jordan, Robert Miller, Clarence Williamson, Jerrv Young. Kenny Young, Robert Tobin, Jay Carter, Bill Boggs. FIRST ROW: Janet Wilson, Chris Walker, Naomi Peachy. Jerry Boyer, Marilyn Beach, Gary Underhill. SECOND ROW: Nelson Beachy, Rosalie Tucker, Jim Thomas, Carol Graber, John Love, Jane Adkins. THIRD ROW: Susan Hay, Lewis Durham, Mary Gray- son. John Schlabach, Joyce Green, Lester Hostetler. FOURTH ROW: Kenny Cordial, Sherry Pendleton, Ted Hammond, Linda Wilcox, Donald Durham, Judy Bowers. FIFTH ROW: Connie Brown, John Karrer, Ella Miller, Paul Williams, Lexie Collier, David Price. FIRST ROW: Allen Patterson, Sharon Dixon, lirvin Peachy, Diane Bishop, Sherman Schrock, Beverly Fdujk. SECOND ROW: Sara Ann Miller. Jim Rowe, Janice Dillion, Gary Thompson, Kathy Walters, Bobby Boyd. I’HIRD ROW: Charles Wears, Elizabeth Yoder, Bill Wilcox, Brenda Harrington, Charles Culwell, Juanita Wilcox. FOURTH ROW: Kathie Schoby, Paul Hostetler, Betty Spencer, Roger Roberts. Viola Yutzv, Larry Chandler. FIFTH ROW: John Miller, Joyce Davis. Gary Long. Sharon Blythe, Okey Payne, Donna Kuhnt. Special events of the fair were the interna- tional athletic events and competitions. World-famous athletes and championship teams competed in daily events. I SPENCER Centex BOB N1A Tackle JOHN GA Tackle N1E VftECOX HaVfback bob grabeR Tackle shorts «©� OuaitetBack Football Squad — 1958-59 Pictured above are the members of the 1953-59 football team. First row, left to right: John Woods, Tom Roby, John Gaa, Jim Woods, Dick Reiselt, Ross Walker, and Chris Walker. Sec- ond row, left to right: David Price, Stephen Patterson, Phillip Adams, Willis Cordial, Bob Gra- ber, John Underhill, Bob Wright, Tom Sawyer, Phil Oxley, Woody DeLong, and Paul Ramey. Third row: Roby Hennis, Larry Chandler, Bob Tobin, Bill Boggs, Gary Thompson, Ted Ham- mond, Merrill Nicel, Gary Underhill, Bill Bowman, David Bennett, Jerry Young, Roger Roberts, Jay Carter, Jerry Boyer, and Shorty Reder. Fourth row, left to right: Gary Termeer, Ronnie Wilcox, Leland Troyer, Bob Wilcox, Steve Sawyer, George Adkins, Jim Spencer, John Beach. Junie Thomas, Jim Weber, Bob May, Coach Wright, and, missing from picture. Assistant Coach Termeer. Action What happened? Football Ballot May ; have this dance? Come back, Shane T JIM SPENCER GODFREY WRIGHT I Varsity Team Left to right: B. Boggs, Manager; C. Walker, Manager; R, Walker, W. Cordial, D. Faulk, J. Woods, J. Woods, Coach Wright, R. Howsmon, D. Bishop, P. Oxley, S. Reder, R. Hennis, M. Burns, D. Sanford, J. Beach, J. Spencer, J. Thomas, and C. Oiler. The Pioneers had a record of eleven wins and nine losses for the season. They won the Madison County League Championship and the Madison County Tournament. They went on to the District Tournament, at Otterbein, and won their first game and lost the second. Reserves 58- 59 FRONT ROW, left to right: Jay Carter, Manager; Jerry Boyer, Larry Chandler, Roger Roberts, Kenny Cordial, Ervin Beachy, and Coach Termeer. BACK ROW, left to right: Merle Nlcol, Paul Hostetler, Paul Ferguson, Steve Sawyer, Dave Price, Dick Reiselt, and John Gaa. Varsity Snaps an Baseball Pictured above are the members of the Jonathan Alder Baseball team of 1958 - FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Woods, P. Love, C. Jordan, J. Phelps, J. Spencer. SECOND ROW, left to right: L. Reder, G. Eger, J. Roby, W. Cordial, J. Beach. THIRD ROW, left to right: Coach Termeer, J. Meeker, R. Littler, J. Miller, E. Hanscel, and A. Bowers. The Jonathan Alder baseball team finished the season with a record of twelve wins and seven losses. The Pioneers won the Central Class A” District and tied for the Dar- by Valley League Championship with Greenview and West Jefferson. All three teams had four wins and one loss. The leading pitcher for Alder was Bucky Bowers, who won eight games and lost three. During the season he pitched a no-hitter against Mt. Ster- ling. In the two years’ existence of the school the baseball team has a record of twenty wins and ten losses. Track Junie Thomas Broad Jump 1958 ALDER INVITATIONAL Track team of 1959 - HIRST ROW: Willis Cordial, Junie Thomas, George Adkins, Jim Woods, and John Underhill. SECOND ROW: Carl Oiler. John Gaa. Steve Harbage, David Bennett, John Woods, and Ronnie Kitchen. LAST ROW: Jerry Scott. Jim Spencer. Shorty Reder. Philip Adams. John Sc’hoby Melvin Youngblood, and Coach Godfrey Wright FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: From left to right: Judy Young, Mary Margaret Bowers, Head Cheerleader; and Linda Thomas. Front row; Ruth Blumenshein, Floella Weldon, Marsha Weber, and Arlene Youngblood. Cheerleaders VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Left to right: Karen Wilcox. Mary Margaret Bowers, Bonnie Bowker, Kay Davis, and Neva Jo Boyer, Head Cheerleader. £SERVE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Left to right: Jane Adkins, Marsha Weber, Linda Wil- :ox, Floella Weldon, and Arlene Youngblood. The Girls' Athletic Association at Jonathan Alder has had a very busy year. The club held its monthly meetings on the third Monday of each month. The meet ings were held at 7:30 p.m. in the evening and the girls’ mothers were invited to at- tend the meetings. A few special activities of the club were: a sleigh ride, a bingo party, d volleyball sports day. G.A. A. also sponsored the girls' basketball team and bowling. Some of the money-making projects of the club were: selling flowers and programs at the games, and selling booster buttons and sweat shirts. President................................MARK1E KIRBY Vice President.....................- -ROSE PURDUM Advisor...................................MISS MEYER Secretary............................. NEVA JO BOYER Treasurer.................. MARY MARGARET BOWERS G.A.A. Bowling G.A. A. Basketball National Honor Society Jonathan Alder High School Chapter is one of the 6, 000 chapters of the National Honor Society in this country. Membership in this Society is one of the highest honors conferred upon juniors and seniors. To be eligible for nomination, a student must have a cumulative scholastic average of 3.00 or better. Faculty selection of members is based upon the four quali- ties: Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. Scholarship alone is no guar- antee for selection. New members are inducted annually in an impressive tapping ceremony. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Gullett, Alice Wilson, Pat King, Christina Ward. BACK ROW: Ross Walker, Ann Adkins, Markie Kirby, Beth Boggs, and Neva Jo Boyer. Advisor MRS. THOMPSON Members of '58-'59: Mary Margaret Bowers, Barbara Davis, Ronn Howsmon and Julia Hanscel. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is an International Honorary Society composed of Juniors and Seniors. Its purpose is to take an active part in raising standards in its field and in directing a course in high school journalism. Pictured above are the members of Jonathan Alder Organization. First row, left to right: Mary Margaret Bowers, Bonnie Bowker, Neva Jo Boyer, Miss Barto, Linda Thomas, Bill Bowman, and Markie Kirby. Second row, left to right; Leland Troyer, Ross Walker, Joyce Gullett, My- ra Harbin, Mercedese Eger, Barbara Blanton, and Ronnie Howsmon. Third row, left to right: Christina Ward, Pat King, Ann Adkins, Barbara Davis, Nellie Lou Reed, and Beth Boggs. Library Staff The Library Staff is as follows, from left to right: Linda Thomas. Betsy Chapman Miss rto, Julia Hansel, and Chloe Blevins. Second row. left to right: iry Eeer Esther Yutzy, Mary Margaret Bowers, and Nellie Low Reed. Thu r . g 1 Bowman, Rosemary Blevins, Bob Graber, Markie Kirby. Diane Abey, and George Adkins. Student Council The members of the Student Council are selected from the student body, two representa- tives from each home room. These members are responsible for ascertaining student opinion on school policies and for voicing their opinions in the discussion of problems. The Student Council is the legislative body of the student. A very definite attempt is made to keep the council close to the student so that it will reflect their desires. One of the outstanding projects this year was the sale of Boosters Bars through which the Stu- dent Council raised $225, to sponsor movies at noon for the student body. Other projects this year were snapbook suggestion box, and an honor study hall. The members of the Student Council are as follows: First row, from left to right: Neva Jo Boyer, Leland Troyer, Bill Bowman, and Linda Thomas. Second row, left to right: Mary Smith, Beverly Foulk. Carol Graber, Barbara Howsmon, Steve Harbage, Mike Mitchell, and Linda Wil- cox. Third row, left to right: Christina Ward, Mercedese Eger, Tom Sawyer, Willis Cordial, Steve Sawyer, Tom Thomas, and David Bennett. President...............................-bill BOWMAN Vice President.........................LELAND TROYER Secretary--------------------LINDA THOMAS Treasurer.......................NEVA JO BOYER GORDON OXLEY. Advisor Vocal Music Glee Club Senior Concert Choir The Jonathan Alder, Senior Concert Choir is a mixed chorus of ninety voices, brought to gether for the expressed purpose of enjoyment in music through singing. President..................JIM WOODS Vice President.........BILL BOWMAN Secretary-Treasurer------BETTY PENCE A Growing Tree was the theme of this year's Y-Teen club. Programs for the year were: Sing Along; Christmas meeting; Rumor Film; a talk by Dr. Richard Gay, Professor of Religion, Ohio Wesleyan University; World Fellowship; and a Hobby meet- ing. The club's activities included the fall and spring picnics. Thanksgiving program, Kindness Day program, Easter program, Caroling party, and the Christmas dance, In a Japanese Garden. The club also sent four delegates on the United Nations Study Trip. Miss Barto and the officers with the scrapbook presented by the Y-Teens of the class of 1958. Kindness Day Program Y-Teen Dance Future Homemakers FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Colflesh, B. Pence, J. Reed, J. Young, A. Wil- son, M. Smith, Mrs, Miller, B. Chapman, R. Schreck, R. Blumenschein, S. Pendleton, B. Shy. SECOND ROW: P. Long, P. Fitzpatrick, J. Dillion, L. Thomas, N. Boyer, K. Davis, K. Overturf, L. Glass, K. Wilsox, J. Sparks. THIRD ROW; C. Ward, M. Eger, B. Foulk, B. Harrington, J. Davis, J. Puch- ovich, L. Collier, S. Truitt, L. Crisp, J. Wilson, D. Bishop. BACK ROW: J. Hanscel, P. Long, B. Boggs, P. Berry, G. Watson, R. Tobin, S. Headlee, S. Lawson, P. Young, M. Bowers, S. Wilson. Waiting for the announce- ment of the Queen. Decorating for the Home- coming. Student teachers preparing to serve at F.H.A. meet- mg. FIRST ROW, left to right: Sherry Pendleton, Christina Ward, Julia Hanscel, Mrs. Mil- ler, Karen Wilcox, Kay Davis, Betty Shy. BACK ROW: Judy Reed, Mary Eger, Karen Overturf. F.H.A. The Jonathan Alder chapter of F.H.A. has had a very active year under the direction of Mrs. Alice Miller. A few of the projects were Homecoming, a Christmas party for the Columbus School for the Retarded, county rallies, and the snack bar at ball games. The members of the Future Homemakers of America are working Toward New Horizons. Their colors are red and white and their flower is a red rose. Mixer, iron, and furniture axe gifts of the F.H.A. F.H.A. decorated and planned for the home- coming. Future Farmers FRONT ROW, left to right: Jerry Hackett, Max Phillips, Mr. Adams, Advisor; Steve Harbage, Steve Patterson. SECOND ROW: Jay Carter, Tom Thomas, Bob May, Mer- ril Nicol, Tom Roby, Dick Rieselt. THIRD ROW: Don Weldon, Monroe Harbage, Jer- ry Scott, Phil Adams, Jack Hackney, Bob Persinger. FOURTH ROW: Dale Sanford, Ron Howsmon, Roby Hennis, Carl Oiler, John Lindig, and Roger Roberts. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of Amer- ica is the development of agriculture, leader- ship, co-operation, and citizenship. The F.F.A. is the largest all-boys organization in the world. Tm °J erica F.F.A. Officers FRONT ROW: Dale Sanford - Vice President, Ron Howsmon - President, Steve Harbage - Secretary, Mr. James Adams - Advisor. BACK ROW: Carl Oiler - Treasurer, Robert May - Student Advisor, Tom Roby - Reporter, Merril Nicol - Sentinel. Robert May with his prime Here- ford steer. John Lindig and Advisor with winning steer. Hi-Y Cabinet Hi-Y Members FRONT ROW: Bill Bowman, Roby Hennis, Jim Woods, Ronnie Howsmon. BACK ROW: Willis Cordial, Bob Graber, Jim Warner. The objects of the Hi-Y shall be the spiritual, intellectual, social, and physical education and growth of its members and constituency, consistent with the spirit and teachings of Jesus Christ; and in co-operation with the home, the church, the school, and other institutions, to render such service in the community as will tend to secure better social, economic, moral, and spiritual conditions for society. The Hi-Y has sponsored a hay ride, a bake sale, a food drive for needy families, and numerous other projects. Science Club Pioneers of Modern Science was organized this year as a result of interest taken by an unusual number of students. The purpose of the club is to promote interest and study in higher levels of science and contribute to the philosophy of our school by extending a helping hand to relieve all who are in need of assistance. Above all, the members of this club intend to raise the standards of science in our school and thus advance to the highest possible rating in the State and Nation. The following members are the of- ficers of the Pioneers of Modern Science: President - L. Troyer, Vice President - J. Warner, Secretary-Treasurer - A. Adkins. The Chartered Members pictured above are, from left to right: J. Warner, L. Troyer, Mr. Day. A. Adkins. Second row; P. King, J. Weber, J. Woods, J. Spencer, B. Boggs. Third row: R. Walker, C. Perkins, G. Adkins, D. Bishop, P. Oxley. Varsity rrA” The Varsity A is an organization under the leadership of the coaches and is open to boys of Jonathan Alder that have earned a varsity letter in sports. FIRST ROW left to right: W. Cordial. B. Bowman, J. Underhill. S. Reder. J. Beach, P Henms. B. Graber. Coach Wright. SECOND ROW: P. Love. B. Wilcox J Gaa J. Schoby, J. Thomas, J. Spencer. THIRD ROW: G. Adkins. L. Troyer. J. Woods. J. Woods, C. Walker, B. May. D. Foulk, R. Wilcox. JUDY REED Senior Escort and Senior Attendant, Ron- nie Newberry, Neva Jo Boyer. Sophomore Escort and Sophomore Attend ant, Dale Sanford, Mary Smith. Junior Escort and Junior Attendant, Carl Oiler, Ruth Blumenschein. Freshman Escort and Freshman Attendant, Max Phillips. Janice Dillion. r typing Class Indusuial Arts Class Around Our School Chemistry Lab Home Economics Class Library Mechanical Drawing Wi rinmvniWTiWiiiMi'__________ __ m Tfrr rmnri rniiUTiTiUTiltTlflltUl' mi.a««aa.«7n� n i)flnnnmnnr Crystal Palace 1851 Paris 1889 Chicago 1893 New York 1939 St. Louis 1904 A Century of World’s Fairs. Formal arrangements governing world's fairs were concluded in the Paris Convention of 1928. A world’s fair must survey the entire spectrum of human enterprise and achieve- ment. Its purpose must be to reveal in the broadest possible terms the personality of the age it represents. The sketches above represent five of the thirty ex- hibitions to date. COMPLIMENTS OF W. LEE, M.D. B. INGMIRE, M.D. HERMAN KARRER, M.D. RUSSELL’S GRAIN COMPANY Farm Center of Ohio Hillards Office Phone TR-67333 Store Phone TR-67315 FLetcher, Ohio Branch Phone 2011 Every Need for Farm and Home Feeds Seeds Grain Fertilizer Coal Farm Supplies Hardware Appliances Ohio's Largest Producer of Certified Seeds THE PLAIN CITY LANES Phone 3-9415 CEPHAS ATKINSON.......Chairman of the Board ANDREW W. CARY........-.........- -President OTTO B. COSGRAY............- Vice President H. B. WALKER--------------------- -Cashier MARY E. 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MERCER On the Square Oliver Farm Implements and Tire Repairing Motor Tune-Up Jobs Wheel Balancing Wrecker Service Plain City, Ohio Phone 3-2205 BRIGG JACK” Compliments of Compliments of BERGANDINE CARY HOWLAND COMPANY SOHIO SERVICE Plain City, Ohio Westinghouse Appliances Maytag Appliances Siegler Heaters Hardware Furniture Appliances Phone 3-5462 Phone 3-3432 Plain City YODER’S FARM EQUIPMENT STEINMETZ COMPANY Plain City, Ohio DAIRY McCormick Tractors West Jefferson Machinery Phone TR 9-8376 International Trucks Distributor of Phone 3-5421 BORDEN'S PRODUCTS HOLLIDAY U. S. THE WEST JEFFERSON BUILDING LOAN COMPANY SUPER MARKET 2 West Main Street West Jefferson Where Prices Are Born Organized in 1889 Raised Elsewhere The One Stop Shopping The Place to Save The Place to Borrow Center Hillards, Ohio Deposits Insured Up to $10,000 More Than 69 Years of Conscientious Services Compliments of Compliments of GREGG AND HAY HOWARD BEAN AGENCY SOHIO SERVICE Auto - Fire - Liabilities Insurance Plumwood, Ohio Phone TR-9-8362 R. 1. BLAUSER STRINE’S SONS DRUG STORE Furniture Dealers Prescription Specialists Buy Furniture in 15 South Main Street West Jefferson for Less UL. 2-0802 London, Ohio Phone TR 9-8124 D. F. STRINE, Your Druggist Compliments of Compliments of MADISON JAMES R. LITTLER FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE, INC. CLERK OF COURTS CI-IAS. WYSCARVER, Manager Plain City - London - Sedalia Madison County, Ohio Meet You After Every Game at PLAIN CITY HEFLIN’S GREENHOUSE AIRPORT RESTAURANT Flowers for All Occasions Plain City, Ohio Plain City 3-3421 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '59 BEN JONES PLAIN CITY DRUG STORE PHARMACY Your Druggist for Over 24 Hour Prescription Service 50 Years Available by Phoning 3-3315 or 3-2635 Plain City Phone 3-3392 Compliments of the HOUCHARD MOORE’S OIL CO. ASSOCIATE STORE Firestone Tires Plain City 3-5282 Phone 3-3343 H. E. NEILSEN, Owner Plain City PLAIN CITY FIRESTONE Fee Brothers, Home and Auto WILCOX CITIES SERVICE West End Compliments of GILBERT KIRBY RUSSELL L. PERKINS INSURANCE COMPANY JACKSON APPLIANCE North Chillicothe Street HAZEL NOTEMAN INSURANCE PAUL R. FERGUSON FUNERAL HOME 249 North Chillicothe Street ERLAY HATCHERY MERCURY CLEANERS 209 Main Street RENMAR PRINT SHOP North Chillicothe Street EUGENE W. HOMMON, INSURANCE North Chillicothe Street Compliments of DR. P. T. HAYNES VAIL JEWELERS North Chillicothe Street WILSON'S CORNERS Service Station U. S. Route 42 LONDON CARTER'S MARKET PAUL M. YOUGER MONUMENTAL WORKS 126 South Main Street THOMAS IMPLEMENT SALES HUME AND MABE WEST JEFF WESTERN AUTO 19 East Main Street MARYSVILLE MILLER'S OFFICE SUPPLIES BOB SMITH'S APPLIANCE 851 West Fifth Avenue Around Our School Pep meeting??? Three magicians?? Ha! Vocational Agriculture Class Working! Queen and Escort Happy Birthdays. mm-i- V '-3VU mmmm mmmm mmm