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

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1961 volume:

VOL. V JON A THAN ALDER HIGH SCHOOL PLAIN CITY. OHIO SPORTS Larry Davis TYPISTS Phyllis Berry Janet Headings Powder Horn Staff ART Velma May SUBSCRIPTION Sue Caldwell PHOTOGRAPHERS Ed Reiselt Carl Mitchell COPY - Leah Glass EDITOR - Barbara Howsmon ASST. EDITOR - Beverly Foulk Dedication We, the members of the annual staff of 1961, wish to dedicate this edition of The Powder Horn to our friend, adviser, teacher, Mrs. Dorothy Sayre. The comradeship, the fun, the work which we have shared this year in preparingthe annual for publication has been a happy experience. The reason for the happiness of this experience is our annual adviser with her help- ful and friendly personality. Mrs. Sayre, it is with much gratitude and appreciation for your help and for your friendship that we dedicate the 1961 Powder Horn to you. Board of Education HUGH ROBY AUSTIN HARBAGE President GILBERT KIRBY Clerk-Treasurer .c juimiumi muer luucsuuii carnes out tne will of the peopl in the matter of public education. Great strides have been made during the recent years with the reorganization of the district, the construction of our new high school building, the improvement of all elementary centers the t vision of the curriculum, the establishment of written policies standing out major achievements. The students and people of the community wish to th t ese men for the many hours of service they have given toward the advance ment of learning. THE JONATHAN ALDER BOARD OF EDUCATION ROBERT CONVERSE GLENN DILLION Vice President ADMINISTRATION m_ I wish to extend congratula- tions to the adviser, Mrs. Dorothy Sayre, and to the annual staff of the 'Powder Horn' for their out- standing work in recording the ac- complishments of Jonathan Alder High School. The memories of your high school years have been preserved in a superior style. As the book ages its value will in- crease. May you always treasure it. Today the chief function of the yearbook remains the same as it has been throughout the past: it is a memory book for students. The 'Powder Horn' holds a unique place among the high school publications in that it improves with age. May the 1960-61 'Powder Horn' provide pleasant memories for all. SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL DORIS CARY Wooster Ohio State, B. A. Columbia, M.A. Guidance Counselor HERBERT CAMPBELL Wilmington, B.S. Industrial Arts Drivers Education DANIEL DOVER Otterbein, B.S. D.S. and World History Physical Education ETHEL THOMPSON Ohio University, A.B. Ohio State, M.E. Math Geography LEONARD DAY Wilmington, B.S. Science CHLOENE CRAIG Ohio Northern, A.B. English Speech JOHN R. COOKE Ohio State, B.A. Art Alder ELIZABETH BARTO Wooster, B.A. Wittenberg, M.A. English Spanish Faculty MARCELLA MEYER Ohio State, B.S. Colorado State, M.A. English Physical Education TOM SANDS Ohio State, B.A. English Speech DOROTHY SAYRE Marshall College, A.B. Business Education JAMES ADAMS University of Kentucky B.S. Ohio State, M.E. Vo-Ag ALICE MILLER Ohio State, B.S. Home Economics RAY STARRETT Capital U., B.A. U. of Cinn., M.E. Music GARY TERMEER Otterbein, B.S. Math Biology GODFREY WRIGHT University of West Virginia, B.S. Social Studies Physical Education a , Alder School Staff BUS DRIVERS: Madge Minshall. Opal Hennis, Howard Bean, Beulah Lombard, Abe Kaufman. Betty Roby, and Walter Min- shall. ASSISTANT CLERK Maratha Converse SECRETARY Karen Meeker MAOli COOKS Doris Weeks Vivian Kramer JANITORS Pearl Dillion Estel Sparks ▲ Advisers Class MARCELLA MEYER ELIZABETH BARTO DALE SANFORD President PAUL HEDRICK Vice President VELMA MAY Secretary MARY SMITH Treasurer 'M CLASS MOTTO Happiness is Not Something We Find But Rather Something We Create. CLASS COLORS Lavender and White CLASS FLOWER of 1961 DALE BIDWELL MARY AUSTIN. GUY COLFLESH CHARLOTTE PERSINGER Orchid Class LARRY DAVIS PAUL FERGUSON PHYLLIS BERRY GARY DEPP SUE CALDWELL --am ELLEN BOWMAN GLORIA HARPER JANET HEADINGS Class STEPHEN HARBAGE BETTY HELMUTH TERRY HORCH V ROBERT HEADINGS of 1961 MICHAEL LAULE SHARON MARKEY MERRILL NICOL Class RONALD WILCOX CAROLYN LOVELESS T TOM ROBY BETTY SHY of 1961 JUDY SPARKS GORDONELLE WATSON BILL THOMAS TOM RALEY DOLLY SPARKS tea DICK REISELT TOMMY WEBB Class ROBERT WILCOX MARSHA WEBER PATSY YOUNG JOHN WOLFE FLOELLA WELDON } Commencement Exercises of 1961 High School :00 p. m. y. May 25, Judv Woods - Organist iriciiiu Solo Valedictory Vocal Solo Announcem TOlvr’ T ''■ nine Vocal Solo .Carolyn Loveless Daie aaniora ior Class President Mixed Cho] . Senior Class Presentatio Presentatio Gordon Oxley i of Education Garbage, President n, Vice President .... Audience Vocal Solo - Paul Ferguson ALMA M ■Jg' 11 our songs I i Jp joyous praise ■jQGi PBlf PBuaf ar from thee '’13B SB shall ever be ____________________ i in itugii a 11 life’s happiness and Speakers at Baccalaureate - L. to R.: Rev - Gloria Harper j. j0Ve shaU nevei Fred McKnight, Rev. William Turner, and Devoted to the Alma Mater Mr. Gordon Oxley, principal. And to the Scarlet and the Black. CLASS Salutatorian - Bettv Helmuth Valedictorian - Sharon Markey First diploma given to President Dale Sanford Invocation by Benediction by Stephen Harbage Bill Thomas Recessional Fifth Graduating Class of Jonathan Alder High School The Seniors Receive Awards Pictured above are the members of the senior class who were awarded for outstanding achievement dur- ing their high school career. FRONT ROW, 1. to r.: B. Thomas, Sears Roebuck Foundation Scholarship in Agriculture at O.S.U. ; D. Sanford, Free Throw Award, V.F.W. Leadership Award, and Danforth Citizenship Award; L. Davis, American Legion Award; and S. Harbage, London Rotary Award. BACK ROW, 1. tor.: L. Glass, Sen- ior Scholarship Award and Spelling Certificate; B. Howsmon, Senior Citizenship Award and Danworth Foundation Award; B. Helmuth, Betty Crocker Award, Findlay College Scholarship, and Salutatorian Award; V. May, V.F.W. Leadership Award and Outstanding Commercial Award; G. Harper, John Phil- lip Sousa Award; S. Markey, Valedictorian Award, Findlay College Scholarship, Daughters of Ameri- can Revolution Good Citizenship Award, O.S.U. Scholarship Award, and Senior Science Award; S. Caldwell, American Legion Award; and C. Loveless, London Rotary Award. Dale and Velma receive V.F.W. Leadership Award Mr. Oxley presents Dale and Barbara The Danworth Citizenship Award Mrs. Sayre presents Velma The Outstand- ing Commercial Award Dale Sanford receives The Free Throw Award Sue and Larry re- ceive The American Legion Award Bill Thomas receives The Roebuck Founda- tion Scholarship Lead- ership Award IP -’ W j Carolyn and Steve re- ceive London Rotary Award Gloria Harper re- ceives The Sousa Award icers President LARRY CHANDLER Vice President BOB MILLER Secretary MARILYN BEACH Treasurer JUDY BOWERS wi m I .. Junior Attendant - JUDY BOWERS Escort - DAVID PRICE Decorating for the junior dance The junior girls at the Y-Teen picnic Decorating for the junior dance ETHEL THOMPSON TOM SANDS CHLOENE CRAIG of 1962 Jane Adkins Marilyn Beach Ervin Beachy David Bennett Diane Bishop Jerry Blentlinger Sharon Blythe William Boggs Judy Bowers Bob Boyd Jerry Boyer Kenny Brandei Connie Brown Phyllis Burns Jay Carter Larry Chandler Lexie Collier Charles Culwell Estel Culwetl Woody Delong Janice Dillion Shara Dooley Daryll Driscoll Norman Elias Class Pat Fitzpatrick Beverly Foulk John Frey Carol Graber Joyce Green Ted Hammond Monroe Harbage Brenda Harrington Edna Helmuth Emma Hershberger Betty Hollar Carl Wellman Elvida Irving Gene Johnson John Karrer Donna Kuhnt Frank Long John Ray Love Ella Miller Nelson Miller Robert Miller Allan Patterson Okey Payne Naomi Peachey ________„ of 1962 Jacob Mullet Max Phillips David Price Judy Puchovich Roger Roberts Steve Sawyer Katie Schoby Betty Spencer Tom Thomas Gary Thompson Robert Tobin Martha Troyer Shirley Truitt Rosalie Tucker Christy Walker James Watson Patricia Watson Juanita Wilcox Linda Wilcox Janet Wilson Charles Wolfe Jerry Young Kenny Young Highlig Lobby Class of 1962 'S' M Prompter On Prori Hawaiiai PREPARATIONS FOR THE BIG EVENT Refreshments Servers rllLAKIvJUS ENTERTAINMENT ... Chloene Craig Horati ■ Joai A Mark GYM Lillian Amelia 5 - Grace Our Play Caroline sm y Walola Class Class Officers RONNIE BYERLY President STEVE OXLEY Vice President WALTER HAY Treasurer SANDRA DELONG Secretary We choose our class ring Car Wash DANIEL DOVER Advisers GODFREY WRIGHT Attendant - DOTTIE PHILLIPS Escort - DALE OILER Here we are GARY TERMEER of 1963 John Austin Edson Berg James Bowman Jarold Bryant Earl Cantrell John Claibourne Bob Crisp Mike Crothers Charles Davis Don Durham Gloria Edwards Frances Fauver Linda Frey Roger Fry Gladys Gordon John Helmuth Alma Hostetler Leslie Hunter Eddie Jackson Jim Jordan Charles Knox Max Lindig Robert Loar Sue Love Ronnie Millington Carl Mitchell Emma Mullett Marilyn Norris Class of 1963 Dale Oiler Pamela Patterson Doris Phillips Junior Phillips Katie Plank Ira Plank Ed Reiselt Guy Roberts Mary Janice Roby Richard Roll Sue Salyers Carol Schwartzwalder Ernest Sparks Linda Sparks Gary Underhill Cary Venrick Kathy Walters Linda Walters Walter Wears Marcia Weber Dick Williamson Neal Wilson Jim Wing Joe Wing Donald Weldon Lucy Weldon Glenn Williams Margie Williamson Freshmen attending Madison County soil conservation tour” Class Class Officers Homecoming President SHARON CAMPBELL Vice President STEVE MURRAY Secretary PAT HEDRICK Treasurer CAROLYN OSBORNE Reporter KAREN KILE Advisers LEONARD DAY HERBERT CAMPBELL Attendant - CAROLYN OSBOURNE Escort - JOHN THOMAS JAMES ADAM Ronald Adkins John Allgyer Rosemary Anderson Sharon Balsiger Annabelle Beach Karen Beachy Susie Beachy Betty Lou Blevins Shelva Blevins Donna Bowers Bob Blumenschein Donald Boyd Carol Brown Yvonne Bryant Sharon Campbell Linda Carroll Robert Chapman Richard Christner Robert Christner Mary Colflesh Ben Cosgray Jim Crager Carol Crisp Dianne Davis of 1964 Gary Delong Glenn Dooley Jack Durham Kathy Ebright Josephine Elias David Fisher William Fooce Sue Froideveaux Dianne Fry Carol Fyffe Rose M. Glass Floyd Golden Ronald Gordon John Grayson John Hackett Dean Hackney Bill Hall Beverly Harbage Norman Headings Pat Hedrick Joyce Holbrook Carolyn Hostetler Marolyn Hostetler David Hostetler I Class of 1964 Barbara Jackson Barbara Jeffers Orville Johnson Karen Kile Joanna Kuhns Jerry McClary Donald McGraw Richard McGraw Naomi Miller Gene Mitchell Louise Moccabee Steve Murry Sylvia Nichols Sharon Nissley Carolyn Osborne Edna Picklesimon Charles Phillips Robert Phillips Carolyn Roar Starlett Scheiderer Donna Schiering Jonas Schlabach Leona Shrock Darlene Sharp Richard Smucker Larry Sparks Phyllis Streator John Thomas Richard Thomas Carol Thompson Terry Thompson Ralph Trees Richard Troyer Ernie Vowell James Walter Edith Watson Gary Watson Janice Wears Ricky Wester Martha Wilcox Tom Wilson James Wolfe Dick Wright Andrew Yoder Anna Mae Yoder Christine Young Lessley Zimmerman Wayne Zimmerman Sharon Church Sally Lostrappo W' Alder Student Council Pictured above are the members of the Student Council. THIRD ROW, left to right: Ben Cosgray; David Bennett; Charles Knox; Jim Mitchell; John Wolfe; John Thomas; Carl Mitchell. SECOND ROW, left to right: Kathy Ebright; Carol Thompson; Francis Fauver; Linda Walters; Pat Fitzpatrick; Carolyn Hostetler; Dorothy Kazee. FIRST ROW, left to right: Linda Wilcox - Secretary; Gary Depp - Vice President; Marsha Weber - President; Steve Sawyer - Treasurer; and Mr. Oxley - Adviser. The Student Council, whose members are selected by their respective classes, sponsor many worthwhile projects throughout the year. These members are responsible for ascer- taining student opinion on the school’s poli- cies and for voicing their opinions in the dis- cussion of problems. This year they sponsored the Christmas party and the no chewing gum campaign. ADVISER Activities National Honor Society Pictured above are members elected to the Society in 1960. L. toR.: D. L. Kirk; S. Markey; D. Sanford; B. Howsmon;V. May; and M. Weber. One of the highest honors conferred upon high students in the United States is mem- bership in the National Honor Society. Seniors and Juniors must have an average of 3. 00 to be eligible. However, scholarship alone is no guarantee that a student will be selected. The Faculty selection of members is based upon character, leadership, schol- arship, and service. The Society presented to the school a plaque to hang in the hall listing the names of the members. Presentation of Plaque ADVISER Ethel Thompson Rolla D. Webster Speaker at Assembly Pictured above are members elected to the Society in 1961. FIRST ROW, 1. tor.; B. Thomas; J. Adkins; D. Bennett; C. Graber. SECOND ROW, 1. tor.; E. Helmuth;J. Karrer;N. Peachey; T. Tho- mas; S. Harbage. Alder Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll, International Society for High School Journalists, is composed of Juniors and Seniors. To be eligible for membership in Quill and Scroll the student must maintain at least a B average in English, and rank in the upper third of his class. FIRST ROW, left to right: Donna Lowry, Barbara Howsmon, Stephen Harbage, Miss Barto, Sharon Markey, Marsha Weber, Betty Shy, and John Karrer. SECOND ROW, left to right: Sharon Blythe, Leah Glass, Beverly Foulk, Jane Adkins, Betty Helmuth, Naomi Peachy, Edna Helmuth, and Carol Graber. THIRD ROW, left to right: Tom Thomas, Steve Saw- yer, Monroe Harbage, and Bob Miller. Library Staff FIRST ROW, left to right: Betty Spencer, Marilyn Beach, Marsha Weber, Betty Shy, Ja- nice Dillion, and Miss Barto. SECOND ROW, left to right: Betty Helmuth, Naomi Peachy, Ellen Bowman, Sue Collier, Nancy Chapman, Rosemary Anderson, and Phyllis Berry. THIRD ROW, left to right: Ronnie Byerlv, Tom Thomas, Roger Fry, and Joe Wing Hi-Y Activities The Jonathan Alder Hi-Y Club with its adviser Mr. Campbell and 46 members held several dances this year. Their outstanding achievement was the 11 food baskets which were distributed to needy families in the community during the Christmas season. Sergeant-at - Arms JOHN GAA Treasurer STEVE SAWYER Chaplin STEPHEN HARBAGE Underclassmen Scholarship Underclassmen Awards - FIRST ROW, 1. tor.: J. Wilcox, E. Helmuth, C. Graber, S. Markey, S. Delong, K. Plank, R. Anderson, B. Helmuth, A. Hostetler, D. Fisher, G. Williams, J. Karrer. SECOND ROW, 1. tor.: B. Chapman, J. Thomas, N. Miller, P. Hedrick, M. Hostetler, J. Greene, L. Frey, N. Peachy, C. Hostetler, S. Campbell, R. Smucker, J. Wing. THIRD ROW, 1. tor.: A. Patterson, B. Miller, B. Thomas, D. Wright, S. Sawyer, R. Milington, S. Murry, T. Thomas, B. Cos ray. Steve Sawyer - Most valuable basketball player Conservation Contest: Mr. Day, Advi- ser, Gary Watson, Sharon Campbell, Diane Davis, and David Fisher. Daryll Driscoll - Art Award jonn Narrer - Repre- sentative of the Buckeye Boys' State Joyce Greene and Leah Carol Graber - Repre- Glass - NOMA Contest sentative and Janice spellers Dillion - Alternate for the Buckeye Girls' State Tom Thomas - Alter- nate to the National Science Institute, O.S.U. Activities Alder Band • Alder MAJORETTES Mary Janice Roby, Jane Adkins, and Donna Lowry, Head Majorette. ALDER DANCE BAND WITH DIRECTOR . Mr. Starrett directing seniors Outstanding students in choir: G. Harper, N. Miller, K. Walters, D. Fry. Outstanding students in band: S. Harbage, N. Elias, M. J. Roby, S. Scheiderer. - ..................................................... - ■ mtim QUEEN Velma May ESCORT Mike Minshall SENIORS Marsha Weber Larry Davis JUNIORS Judy Bowers Dave Price FRESHMEN Carolyn Osborne John Thomas SOPHOMORES Dottie Phillips Dale Oiler Pictured above is the 1961 Homecoming Queen and court with flower girl Annie Sawyer, and crown bearer, Ricky Sayre. CV) Keys To Y- Teens Alder CABINET FIRST ROW, left to right: Lucy Weldon, Katie Schoby, Mar- cia Weber, Barbara Howsmon, Marsha Weber, Sharon Blythe, Pam Patterson, Miss Elizabeth Barto. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Kazee, Karen Kile, Carolyn Osbourne, Mary Smith, Gloria Edwards, Diane Fry, Velma May, Sue Caldwell. THIRD ROW: Donna Lowry, Diane Bishop, Pat Fitzpatrick, Linda Wilcox, and Kit Walters. Activities Life's Treasures SLOGAN: To face life squarely PURPOSE: To find and give the best COLORS: Blue and white FLOWER: Forget-me-not THEME: Keys to Life's Treasures The Y-Teen Club is a Christian organization for teenage girls. It is the teenage group of the Y.W.C.A. This year's program included: Recognition Meeting, Worship Meeting, Singing Meeting, Foreign Student, International Foreign,Youth Exchange Student, and Senior Farewell. An Apple for the Teacher Junior Girls at Fall Picnic Boy Y-Teens Helping with Doughnut Sale Y-Teen's Twentieth Birthday Party F.H.A. OFFICERS Left to right: President, Betty Shy; Vice President, Phyllis Berry; Treasurer, Linda Walters; Secretary, Beverly Foulk; Adviser, Mrs. Miller; Songleader, Carolyn Loveless; Parliamen- tarian, Velma May; Historian, Pat Fitzpatrick; Pianist, Gloria Harper. Alder T— Activities Farewell Faculty and Servers Our Emblem Picnic Skit at Christmas Kitchen Help Such a good meal! Bev takes over. Charleston Reward for work well done. Old and New President Alder futuP THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS ft 1ERICA STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE JONATHAN ALDER FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW 1. to r.: Jay Carter, Secretary; Jerry Hackett, Vice President; Dale S; ford. President; Merrill Nicol, Treasurer; James Adams. Adviser SECOND ROW 1 to r.: Monroe Harbage. Reporter; Max Phillips. Sentinel; and Tom Roby Student viser. Activities The Jonathan Alder Chapter of F.F.A. competed with 11 other chapters in this district for honors in the 1960 Parliamen- tary Procedure Contest. This year the contest was held at Xenia on October 27. Our team included the above mem- bers - FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Max Phillips; Carl Mitchell; and Jay Carter. SECOND ROW; Tom Roby; Bill Thomas; Merrill Nicol; and Jerry Hackett. THIRD ROW: Monroe Harbage; Mr. Adams, Adviser; and Ed Reiselt. Dale Sanford, a member of the Jona- than Alder Chapter of Future Farmers of America, individually placed second in the annual Madison County Soil Judging Contest held at Madison South School. Dale received 245 out of a possible 300 points. Jonathan Alder Chapter of Future Farmers of America placed second in the county soil judging contest. Madison South was first and London was third. Pictured above is Carl Mitchell who took the top honors at the Jonathan Alder 100 Bushel Corn Club banquet held De- cember 8, with 139. 7 bushels per acre yield of corn for 1960. The club was sponsored by the Farmers National Bank of Plain City and the Virginia Carolina Chemical Corporation of Cincinnati, Ohio. Carl won a permanent trophy, plus a year's possession of a rotating trophy, for placing first. Soil Judging FFA Picnic Around Our School Seniors decorate lobby Favorite Cheerleader Dressing for game Kindness Day C£A55 n or bi Decisions, Decisions, Decisions dflDMrfJji imumifjumni Most popular spot We goofed! What is it? Junior Play Cast «u Pictured above is the Jonathan Alder football team of 1960. With a new coach and only 6 varsity lettermen returning, there was no other choice but to rebuild the team. Even when the season ended with no wins and eight losses, the moral was high and chances for a better team next year seemed bright. SENIORS GARY TERMEER Assistant HERBERT JONES Assistant SCORES Triad 21 Alder 6 Elm Valley 42 Alder 0 Dublin 48 Alder 0 Madison South 66 Alder 0 West Jefferson 48 Alder 6 Greenview 48 Alder 6 Plains 12 Alder 0 Ashville 42 Alder 12 DANIEL DOVER Head Coach Aider Seniors BILL THOMAS DALE SANFORD JOHN WOLFE DICK REISELT DALE BIDWELL VARSITY Games Won Games Lost Sports Pictured above is the Jonathan Alder Varsity Basketball Team of 1960 and '61. Left to right: Guy Roberts, Tate Roll, Dick Williamson, Bill Thomas, Ed Reiselt, Dale Sanford, Okey Payne, Steve Sawyer, Earl Cantrell, Dick Reiselt, Dale Oiler, Jim Jordan, John Wolfe, Dale Bidwell, and Walter Hay. CENTER: Mr. Godfrey Wright, Coach. Pictured above is the Jonathan Alder Reserve Basketball Team of 1960 and '61. FIRST ROW, left to right: Herbert Campbell, Coach, Steve Oxley, Bob Christner, Dick Wright, John Hackett, Steve Murry, and Jim Wing. SECOND ROW, left to right: Joe Wing, Richard Christner, Ricky Wester, Bob Phillips, Ronnie Millington. Andy Yoder, Carl Mitchell, Norman Headings, and Ben Cosgray, Manager. Pictured above is the 1961 Jonathan Alder Track Team. FRONT ROW, 1. tor.: C. Caldwell, G. Dooley, R. Adkins, B. Trent, R. Trees, and Coach Wright. BACK ROW, 1. tor.: E. Vowel, R. Reiselt, E. Reiselt, O. Payne, D. Bennett, B. Tobin, and T. Wilson. Dick Reiselt Shotput John Frey - Pole Vault Ernie Vow ell High Jump Dale Bidwell 100 Yard Dash Pictured above is the Jonathan Alder 1961 Baseball team. FRONT ROW, 1. to r.: J. Jordon, K. Brandei, T. Hammond, J. Hackett, R. Roberts, D. Sanford, S. Murry, D. Williamson, J. Hackett, and D. Wright. BACK ROW, 1. tor.: G. Roberts, T. Roll, W. Delong, P. Hostetler, W. Hay, L. Hunter, M. George, E. Beachy, R. Byerly, and Coach Dover. Action — : The 1961 Alder baseball team was unable to play all of their scheduled games due to the rainy weather. The team was composed mainly of freshmen and sophomores. The pitcher. Woody Delong, was the most outstanding play- er for the season and promises to lead the team toward more victories next spring. Coach Dover along with his team is looking forward to a more suc- cessful season in 1962. PHIL HOSTETLER Seniors Baseball In Play Sports DALE SANFORD JERRY HACKETT Around Our School Darby Post 3,268 Veterans of Foreign Wars, who participated in the flag raising ceremony at the football games. Reward to winners of the Soil Conservation Essay Biology must be interesting. Students who sold advertisements for the year book. 1, I Mrs. Weeks and one of her many cakes. V arsity A Alder G.A.A Sports Above are the members of Girls' Athletic Association At the right is the GAA Basketball team. FIRST ROW: A. Beach, M. Weber, J. Bowers, M. Norris, M. Roby, J. Dillion, D. Lowry. SECOND ROW: B. Spencer, C. Thompson, B. Foulk, M. Beach, K. Ebright, D. Bowers, K. Walters. SENIOR AWARDS F. Weldon and M. Austin: pin S. Caldwell, M. Smith, and E. Bowman: letter OFFICERS OF 1961 President: Floella Weldon Vice President: Judy Bowers Secretary: Linda Wilcox Treasurer: Sue Caldwell GAA attends Play Day at London Alder Cheerleaders BASKETBALL RESERVES CHEERLEADERS Carol Thompson Marcia Weber Mary Janice Roby HEAD CHEERLEADER Sharon Campbell BASKETBALL VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Judy Bowers Beverly Foulk Linda Wilcox Janice Dillion HEAD CHEERLEADER ■ —___ FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW, left to right: Beverly Foulk Judy Bowers HEAD CHEERLEADER Janice Dillion Linda Wilcox FRONT ROW, left to right: Marcia Weber Mary Smith Linda Walters , HOLLANDALE RESTAURANT 32 228 West Main Street Plain City, Ohio Phone 873-9275 Owned and Operated by SYLVIA RICE ADVERTISING ALDER CHEVROLET Hillard, Ohio Main Street Sales and Service Phone TR 6-7393 JACK ALDER, Owi Hillards Office Phone TR 6-7333 Store Phone TR 6-7315 Fletcher, Ohio Branch Phone 2011 RUSSELL’S CO. nter We Can Supply Every Need for Farm and Home F eeds Seeds Grain Fertilizer Coal Farm Supplies Hardware Appliances Ohio's Largest Producer of Certified Seeds CEPHAS ATKINSON - ANDREW W. 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