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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1962 volume:

mm hed by to show Jonathan ns at feel in oui afforded us 4 R m -V.W' EHK, BP ;iWfSKi Photograph by HAROLD A MB ER T Advisor - Mrs. Dorothy Sayre, Editor - Beverly Foulk, Assistant Editor - Carol Schwartzwalder, Art - Daryl Driscoll, Photographers - Edd Reiselt, Carl Mitchell, and Diane Fry, Organization - Pat Fitzpatrick, Sub- scriptions - Janet Wilson, Typists - Shirley Johnson and Pat Watson, Sports - Kenny Young, Copy - Juanita Wilcox. To recall experiences of the past - that is the job of the annual staff. Y our memories of Jonathan Alder High School may include the crowded hallways . . . quiet assemblies . . . tryinq out for the play ... a chaotic class meeting . . . losing the big game . your first dance ... a snap quiz ... an impossible assignment from your favorite teacher ... a hazardous chemistry experiment . . . a hard day in the school forest . . . serving as a slave ... and for the seniors, the excitement of graduation. The annual staff works year round compiling a record of activities, sports, people, and special events that make up Jonathan Alder High School. Let this Powder Horn bring back some of these past experiences. 2 The Powder Horn Staff of 1961-62 Barbara Howsman dedicated 1961 Powder Horn to Mrs. Dorothy Sayre. Table of Contents School Administration---------------------5 Seniors----------------------------------11 Juniors----------------------------------35 Sophomores-------------------------------43 Freshmen — - -- - —----------------- - - 49 Activities-------------------------------55 Sports ------------------------------- 73 Advertising — - ---------- - - - --------85 3 Buy a yearbook! SWJB3 AUSTIN HARBAGE Vice President Board of Education The students of Jonathan Alder and their parents owe a debt of gratitude to the Board of Education who make the policies of the school, direct and guide the administration in keeping the standards of the school high and in making constant improvements for the betterment of the entire community. GLENN DILLION President GILBERT KIRBY, Clerk-Treasurer ROBERT CONVERSE HUGH ROBY 4 BETTMANN ARCHIVE DRUMMER AND FIFE We have used this picture as a reminder of our ancestors who fought and won a war so that we could be independent and live in a democracy. The liberties of our country, the freedom of our civil constitution are worth defending at all hazards; and it is our duty to defend them against all attacks. We have received them as a fair inheritance. Samuel Adams (r ! 1 m ■ School Heads I The yearbook is an op- portunity to present the school to the public. It is primarily created to depict and preserve the history of our school. Con- gratulations to the Powder Horn Staff and Mrs. Sayre for another well balanced publication. Congratulations Seniors You are very fortunate to live in a democracy of- fering the opportunity to prove and realize your worth. Cherish and pro- tect these privileges. MRS. DORIS CARY Guidance Counselor In CONOR ES July 77 . State� tfcyimriccu. I '---------tt 5m J i w y am.� jtyLMsA J r i r tf criy -‘ . J dT Mrv itfu nrulAi ••4 � iW7 'W «-4 i t y Ar: i tXTz. . ni ,7. .- � . t . — , J i Af :li£� t' - J 1 2bS - ' - T -•—1 j . 2A- ryk - SArrr jj w ua-Ui Aims, J mjiifcw J ittt'tJ ejbj rijt sf .-jidJ . I {UJ +jy 4,’nAgddn t j rMu -+LMTJ i%. frit a-� - | sssts - J thru u £ Cu 7 : I 11 JjtlZn . n j f- 4l fiZL. i « . btelVy� L i-n U-tcr f u nXi ff J uMUtrfcrt- wt- w . iAi. tZ t ynnuri r itinS .. b£ nus . AlUi J dZnu z c. 4n . l+rrufw y- ZZtA Cdi£i jAeUAAdy i u. 0 ttbu .srn a c- u . a-'t-U. z ndcfu ruu n£. v 4U tr Vmjtm� i a y Am . Jk frwy.-Mmty A Xt+4. 4£, ftUr £ «. c cjAjktn f. C rujLmb W4-U- I'Ajuuji y’ , nc ■ i44 ti£ Jt+ y tS 4 : V. ttnn sty? 1L—Ma ujlJ - . St'zfyZUty r ,4 atr mjim u. {. jL c £Vc Ju M eteza4 s • . ..V, rf MMtf' MZ . JtlsL. nt - J.v Z'uZa ZrftW. wu Zftiy M 4!ta0 r r p w3£L, '{t e Z i' f?.y • S. 5-- r. - | f9 % A, . ■----„ • £rf 2: 1rt George Washington is one of our most illustrious presidents. The Declaration of Independence is a document of great impor- tance in our American History. This picture was chosen to be in our yearbook as a repre- sentative of our American Heritage. The Declaration of Independence was written by Thomas Jefferson and adopted at the Continental Congress in Philadelphia on July 4, 1776. All men are created equal, Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness, ” free and independent, ” pledge . . . our Lives, our Fortunes, and our sacred Honour. ” Such were the words written in this Declara- tion of Independence. Photographed by HAROLD M. LAMBER 1 4 sArC mmtlm 6 JcL Jm , s-£ tdtffiZiuHm � 44 £� � c.y€.ujL M+ t +•' JAMES ADAMS University of Kentucky, B.S. Ohio State, M.E. Vo-Ag ELIZABETH BARTO Wooster, B.A. Wittenberg, M.A. English Spanish DOROTHY KENSEY Olivet College, A.B. English DANIEL DOVER Otterbein, B.S. History Physical Education MARCELLA MEYER Ohio State, B.S. Colorado State, M.A. English Physical Education JUNE MOOR Oklahoma State University, B.S. Home Economics GARY TERMEER Otterbein, B.S. Math Biology ETHEL THOMPSON Ohio University, A.B. Ohio State, M.E. Math 8 HERBERT CAMPBELL Wilmington, B.S. Industrial Arts Driver Education JOHN R. COOKE Ohio State, B.A. Art GERRY GUTHRIE Ohio State, B.A. English World Geography JOYCE CAROLYN HINKLE Ohio State, B.S. Physics Chemistry General Science DOROTHY SAYRE Marshall College, A.B. Business Education RAY STARRETT Capital University, B.A. University of Cinn., M.E. Music REBECCA TOMLINSON Berea College, Kentucky, B.S. Home Economics Biology GODFREY WRIGHT West Virginia University, B.S. Social Studies Physical Education 9 Home Economics Christmas Party Juniors Have a Tea Freshmen Prepare for Party. Students Trade Classes For two and half weeks the boys in Vo-Ag Shop were under the super- vision of Miss June Moor and the girls In Home Economics were taught by Mr. Adams. This proved to be a very interesting experiment and will probably be continued in the future. Business Education Department Physical Education Girls' Physical Education Boys' Physical Education Machines Typing Business Arithmetic Chemistry Science and Math Physics Solid Geometry and Trigonometry Physics Biology Alder School Staff Abraham Kauffman, Frank Roby, Walter Mitchell, Madge Mitchell, Opal Hennis, Beulah Lombard, Howard Bean. Mr. Estel Sparks Mr. Pearl Dillion Mrs. Doris Weeks Mrs. Rose Kuhnt 14 Senior The V.F.W. Award presented by Post 3268 was presented to Sharon Blythe and Monroe Harbage. Commander Lee McAdow presented the American Legion Good Citizenship Award to John Karrer and Janice Dillion. Carol Graber received the DAR Good Citizenship Award. Mrs. Cary presented the Senior Scholastic Awards to the following students: Edna Helmuth and Carol Graber received a scholarship to Findlay College, Bob Miller re- ceived a Stadium scholarship, and Ted Hammond and Chris Walker received a scholarship for a ten week training program at Ohio State University. Miss June Moor presented the Out- standing Home Economics Award to Beverly Foulk. She also pre- sented the Betty Crocker Award to Emma Hershberger. 15 Awards John Karrer presented his picture of the school to Mr. Oxley and Mr. Robinson. Norman Elias received the John Phillip Sousa Award. The outstanding seniors receiving a pin in music were Jane Adkins and John Karrer. Miss Meyer presented awards to girls in C.A.A. Those receiving a charm were Judy Bowers, Marilyn Beach, Betty Spencer, Beverly Foulk, and Janice Dillion. Mrs. Hinkle gave the Senior Sci- ence Award to John Karrer. Seniors taking part in the Senior Schol- arship Test were John Karrer, Edna Hel- muth, Larry Chandler, Carol Graber, lorn ihomas, Jane Adkins, and Robert Miller. Photographed by HAROLD M. LAMBERT FREEDOM OF ASSEMBLY The Liberty Bell is one of the most treasured relics of the early days of Amer- ican independence. It was rung July 8, 1776, to call citizens to assemble and pro- claim the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. The inscription on the bell is, Proclaim Liberty throughout all the land unto all the inhabitants thereof. baccalaureate program Jonathan Alder High School Auditorium 8:00 p. m. Sunday, May 20, 1962 Invocation MR. VIRGIL HAMILTON Speaker MR. WILLIAM TURNER at. - The Sixth Graduating Class of Jonathan Alder JOHN KARRER Invocation DAVID BENNETT Announcement of Awards NORMAN ELIAS Tfumpet Solo Mexican Hat Dance” MR. OXLEY Presentation of Class Sylvia Vocal Selection by Ella Miller, Donna Kuhnt, Jane Adkins and Kit Walter. DAVID BENNETT Receives First Diploma STEVE SAWYER Benediction iiWBBWIiBWiB Recessional EDNA HELMUTH V aledictorv ■ in :m. : : ■ n . ;. , ui_LL Graduating Class 1962 ___ Processional CAROL GP.ABER Salutatory Pictured above are the members of the 1962 Jonathan Alder Scholarship Team. They are as follows: FIRST ROW: English - Marolyn Hostetler, Kathy Reed, John Thomas, Jane Adkins, Carol Graber, Joe Wing; Spanish - Sandra Delong, Nancy George, and Sharon Campbell. SECOND ROW; Al- gebra - Elaine Harper, Lynn Pearson, Glenn Williams; Plane Geometry - Gary Watson, Dick Wright; History - Ronald Millington, Larry Ripley, Rosemary Anderson; Bookkeeping - Alma Hos- tetler; THIRD ROW: Physics - Larry Chandler, Tom Thomas; Chemistry - Herbert Gilliam; Biology - David Fisher, Ben Cosgray; General Science - Beth Taylor and Sue Converse. GAA Letter Group Art Students who won the Daughters of the American Colonists Poster Contest. Junior Phillips - First Place Phyllis Streator - Second PI; John Fry - Third Place Edd Reiselt - Boys' State Representative Shirley Miller - NOMA Arithmetic Proficiency Certificate Honors Senior Class Officers President........................DAVID BENNETT Vice President — ------ — - -- BOB MILLER Secretary...........................JUANITA WILCOX Treasurer - -- -- -- -- -- -- - CAROL GRABER Advisors.....................MISS ELIZABETH BARTO MISS MARCELLA MEYERS CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS MOTTO Every Man is the Maker of His Own Fortune CLASS FLOWER White Rose 23 Jane Adkins Marilyn Beach Ervin Beachy Diane Bishop David Bennett Jerry Blentlinger Sharon Blythe William Boggs Lexie Collier Judy Bowers Don Gerald Boyer Robert Boyd Connie Brown Kenneth Brandei Jay Carter Larry Chandler nwr ' Daryll Driscoll Norman Elias Patricia Fitzpatrick John Frev FTi t _______________ 1-ni iMil i IT.. n im in I'-Li-ii - Woodrow DeLong Janice Dillion Charles Culwell Estel Culwell Carol Graber Monroe Harbage “ -' Theodore Hammond Edna Helmuth Brenda Harrinton Glass Emma Hershberger Beverly Foulk Betty Hollar 'v Eugene Johnson Frank Long Allan Patterson John Karrer Bob Miller John Roy Love Ella Miller Donna Kuhnt ______________________——LI___1 . l.U.-l ■ A I IhlK Max Phillips Joyce Sagraves Katharyn Schoby Judy Puchovich Roger Roberts Steve Sawyer David Price Gary Thompson Shirley Truitt Tom Thomas Christy Walker Jim Watson Kethryn Walter Betty Spencer Robert Tobin FliHi “We Came We We Saw Conquered!” 33 CAST OF CHARACTERS Dean Brown...........MONROE HARBAGE Gary Blaine..............KENNY YOUNG Charles B. Brown..................TOM THOMAS Chuck Rhodes.........TED HAMMOND Herb Grant...........GENE JOHNSON Dal Thomas.......................JOHN KARRER Roland.............ALLAN PATTERSON Stranger.............DAVE BENNETT Gloria Manson--------------------JUDY BOWERS Una Scanlon..........- JANICE DILLION Miss Howard......................JANE ADKINS Margie Thornhill.......SHARON BLYTHE Emily Wayne........PAT FITZPATRICK lone Babson..........- BEVERLY FOULK Beth Hanson..............-KIT WALTER Mabel Reese..............DIANE BISHOP «iiMiiuiMinuiinnin The Senior Class Presents They Gave Him a Coed GERRY GUTHRIE Directed by JUNIORS The Great Seal of the United States, also called Seal of the United States, sym- bolizes the sovereignity of the United States. The government adopted it on June 20, 1782. It was chosen by a committee of three; Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, and Tho- mas Jefferson. William Barton, a specialist in heraldry, advised the committee design- ing the seal. The seal is used to authenti- cate important documents. The American Eagle with a shield on its breast symbolized America's self-reliance. Photographed by THE BETTMANN ARCHIVE Jim Bowman Jarold Bryant Ronald Byerly Earl Cantrell John Claibourne Charles Davis Sandra Delong Gloria Edwards Francis Fauver Linda Frey Roger Fry Yorkie Gilliam Gladys Gordon Walter Hay Alma Hostetler Jerry Allgyer John Austin Edson Berg w Leslie Hunter Ed Jackson Jim Jordon Max Lindig Sue Love Ronald Millington Carl Mitchell Emma Mullet Marilyn Norris Dale Oiler Steve Oxley Pam Patterson Ed Reiselt Guy Roberts Mary Janice Roby Junior Phillips Dottie Phillips Katie Plank Sue Salyers Carol Schwartzwalde. Ernie Sparks Linda Sparks Mary Stutzman Bob Trent Cary Venrick Linda Walters Marcia Weber Don Weldon Glenn Williams Margie Williamson Dick Willamson Neal Wilson Jim Wing Joe Wing f Ti i'Iit:ii. Standing are the Junior Advisors: Mr. Guthrie and Mrs. Ken- sey. Sitting are the Junior Class Officers; Linda Walters, treasurer; Earl Cantrell, vice president; Carl Mitchell, pres- ident; Marcia Weber, secretary; and Jim Wing, treasurer. i r Photographed by DAVID FREEDOM OF RELIGION Through the freedom to worship as they [please, Americans may receive the guidance! and assistance they need to carry democracy to greater heights. - Only in America, can people meet together to worship as they please. nnwmnx Sophomores Ronald Adkins John Allgyer Rosemary Anderson Sharon Balsiger Karen Beachy Annabelle Beach Betty Lou Blevins Robert Blumemschein Donna Mae Bowers Donald Boyd Carol Ann Brown Yvonne Bryant Sharon Campbell Linda Carroll Robert Chapman Richard Christner Robert Christner Sharon Church Mary Colflesh John Cosgray Carol Crisp Dianne Davis Barbara DeBruyn Gary Delong i rrmTT1 Sophomores i Glenn Dooley Jack Durham Kathryn Ebrlght Josephine Elias Susie Beachy David Fisher Diane Fry Michael George Rose Glass Floyd Golden Ronald Gordon Johnny Grayson John Hackett Billy Hall Beverly Harbage Norman Headings Pat Hedrick Joyce Holbrook Carolyn Hostetler Marilyn Hostetler Mary Hostetler Barbara Jackson Barbara Jeffers Jim Kimbleton Sophomores Karen Kile Robert Loar Rita Looney Jerry McClary Donald McGraw Gene Mitchell Louise Moccabee Steven Murry Marjorie Pratt Larry Ripley Carolyn Roar Starlett Scheiderer Donna Schiering Richard Smucker Audry Arlene Sharp Phyllis Streator Larry Sparks David Stutzman John Thomas Richard Thomas Bobby Phillips Charles Phillips Sharon Nissley Carolyn Osborne 2k r _________lJ---- Let's Twist Carol Thompson Terry Gene Thompson Richard Troyer Ernest Vow ell James Walter Edith Watson Martha Wilcox James Wolfe Christine Y oung Lessly Zimmerman Gary Watson Richard Wester Richard Wright Anna Mae Yoder Mike Crothers Joanna Kuhns Aren't we cute? Lazy bones sitting in the shade. Who's who? wno s tnat? Four Stooges 48 Smile! '57 Sunday School Class Eighth grade graduation SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President JOHN THOMAS Vice President MARTHA WILCOX Secretary BOB CHAPMAN Treasurer JOHN HACKETT Advisors DOROTHY SAYRE ETHEL THOMPSON FRESHMEN Photographed by HAROLD M. LAMBERT FREEDOM OF SPEECH Abe Lincoln We have used the picture of Abe Lincoln on this page depicting Freedom of Speech. Lincoln is considered one of the greatest men in American History. He was proud to be an American and said We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Crea- tor with certain unalienable rights; that among these, are life, liberty and the pur- suit of happiness. Joseph Adelsberger Barbara Beachy Noah Beachy Dennis Bell James Berry Mary Berry Linda Bidwell David Bishop Jane Blentlinger Alice Blumenschien Robert Bohlen Ronnie Bohlen James Boyd Joseph Boyhan Nellie Brown David Bushong Thelma Caldwell John Brammar Herbert Campbell Joan Cary Jean Collier Rick Collins Sue Converse Larry Cooke Paul Cron John Crouse Ray Culwell Beverly Daniels i nr iv. . : . -. ■ in i I v. . h unr: Linda DeLeon Donald Deacon James Durham Daniel Eades David Edwards William Edwards Marvin Ford Fred Frey Jane Gaa Barbara Garrett Billy George Nancy George Janet Gillian Kermit Green Gerald Hackney Glenn Hamilton Thomas Horch Esther Hostetler Patricia Hostetler Wilma Ann Hostetler William Hammond Gary Harbage Majorie Harper Janet Harrington Janis Hay Kathryn Helmuth Rebecca Hershberger Arnie Hollery Wilma Mae Hostetler George Houchard Charles Humm Georgene Jackson Harold Johnson Orville Johnson Ova Johnson Sue Johnson Harold Jordan Lawrence Kinder Florence Kuhns Raymond Kuhns Max Kuhnt Marianne Lamb Danny Lane Kay Laule Terry Lawson William Leftwich Twana Lewis Roger Long Sally Lostrappo Richard Love Aaron Madry Vertrude Marlowe Sarah Mast Imogene Mathews Donald Miller Esther Miller 52 Shirley Miller Steven Miller Ernest Muetzel Rodney Nicol Adge Notemen Linda Nunamaker Laura Osborne Sue Overturf Junie Payne Gary Peake Lynn Pearson Eugene Pemberton Absent PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Robert Pennington Billy Phillips Mary Ann Phillips Rodger Pinney Donna Puchovich Ronnie Price Kathryn Reed Dwight Rowland Lucinda Ruffing Bonnie Salyers Donna Schwartzwalde Paul Streator Elizabeth Taylor Gwendolyn Thompson John Truitt Linda Tucker FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President..........................BILL LEFTWICH Vice President .. ................... ROGER PINNEY Secretary------------------------------JOAN CARY Treasurer -....................- BONNIE SALYERS Standing behind officers are the advisors, Mr. Wright, Mr. Campbell and Mrs. Hinkle. Phillip White Charles Wilcox Saber Wilcox Charles Wilson Ricky Winston Patricia Wolfe Faye Woolum Wanda Woolum Robert Yoder Darrell Young Harold Young Wayne Zimmerman 54 MOUNT RUSHMORE MEMORIAL, lo- cated in the Black Hills of South Dakota is one of our most impressive national monu- ments. It is a huge stone carving on a gran- ite cliff. It consists of the giant stone heads of four American Presidents: George Wash- ington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt. Gutzon Borglum designed the memorial and supervised most of its work. He died in 1941 and the memorial was finished by his son Lincoln Borglum. Photographed by H. ARMSTRONG ROBERTS AC I GEORGE ROBINSON Speaker Clarinet Solo by John Karrer and accompa- nied by Jane Adkins. Edna Helmuth presents Carol Schartwalder with her honor pin. Mr. Oxley presents Juanita Wilcox certif- icate of Membership. National Honor Society Pictured above are the members of the National Honor Society for the years 1961-1962 SEATED, left to right, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ethel Thompson, Advisor, David Bennett, Tom Thomas, John Karrer, President, Carol Graber, Secretary-Treasurer, Edna Hel- muth, Jane Adkins. SECOND ROW: Sandra Delong, Carol Schwartzwalder, Beverly Foulk, Diane Bishop, Sharon Blythe, Juanita Wilcox. THIRD ROW: Herbert Gilliam, Ronald Millington, Monroe Harbage, Robert Miller, and Walter Hay. Student Council Pictured above are the Student Council members 1961-1962. SEaTED, FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Gordon Oxley - Advisor, Walter Hay - Treasurer, Edd Reiselt - Vice President, Shirley Kellin Johnson - President, Judy Bowers - Secretary. SECOND ROW: Nancy George, Linda Bidwell, Sabre Wilcox, Kay Laule, Ricky Wester, Don Boyd, and Ronald Gordon. The purpose of Student Council is to promote the ideas of democracy in school life through the Student Council members. Some of the activities the Student Council sponsored this year were the Booster Bar Sale, cupcake sale, and the Christmas party. 57 «•■■MPiBiaiBMiimiiKiNnuMiurniia Alder Hi-Y The objects of this Association shall be the spir- itual, intellectual, social and physical education and growth of its members and constituency, consistent with the spirit and teachings of Jesus Christ; and in cooperation with the home, the church, the school and other institutions, to render such service in the community as will tend to secure better social, eco- nomic, moral and spiritual conditions for society. ' c,l Hi-Y OFFICERS ■■■■■Hi ! President - JOHN KARRER Vice President - TED HAMMOND Secretary - KENNY YOUNG Treasurer - STEVE OXLEY Chaplain - TOM THOMAS Hi-Y Boys Prepare Christmas Basket for the Needy. 59 Dance Band Concert Band The Alder Pep Band is made up of students selected from the marching band. They play at the basketball games during half-time. FRONT ROW, 1. to r.: Paul Cron, Max Khunt, Charles Humm, Jerry Allgyer’and John Karrer. SECOND ROW, 1. tor.: Marilyn Hostetler, Starlett Scheiderer, Donna Khunt and Louise Moccabee and Ray Starrett - Director. THIRD ROW, 1. to r.: Norman Elias, Paul Streator, Donna Schiering, John Crouse and Gary Peak. FOURTH ROW, 1. tor.: Aaron Madry, Bill Edwards, Jim Creager, and Phill White. Left to Center - HEAD MAJORETTE MARY JANICE ROBY right: Kathy Ebright, Betty Blevins, Gloria Edwards. Linda Walters and Sharon Campbell. J jtJuL; 'IrU xL The Mixed Chorus participates in several activities each year. At Christmas time they plan and give a Christmas program. Each year they go to the Madison County Music Festival which is held at Madison South this year. They also sing at Baccalaureate. The officers of mixed chorus are John Karrer, Jerry Allgyer, Mary Janice Roby, and John Allgyer. m i Mixed Chorus Participation in Glee Club gives girls an advance opportunity to read and enjoy music. The members of the Glee Club are - FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Esther Miller, Florence Kuhns, Donna Schwartzwalder, and Jean Collier. SECOND ROW, 1. tor.: Joanna Kuhns, Donna Bower, Donna Kuhnt, Beth Taylor, Linda Tucker, and Mr. Starrett, Director. J'fwjsc OunxJi Y-Teens ‘Now Is the Time’ To work, to play and to help others. Active participation in Y-Teens enables girls to take their places as citizens in our democratic nation. Play Day Easter Meditation Senior Farewell 64 ... -................... 1.1. 11 It 1,1.1'L .1 I! I I. TT—7i. - ■-� FRONT ROW, 1. tor.: Sharon Campbell, Song Leader; Linda Walters, Secretary; Sharon Blythe, President; Miss Barto, Adv.; Janice Dillion, Program; Karen Kile, Treasurer; Kathy Elbright, Home Room Rep. SECOND ROW, 1. tor.: Starlett Scheiderer; Pianist; Shirley Johnson, Snack Bar; Nancy George, Home Room Rep.; Sabre Wilcox, Home Room Rep.; Lynn Pearson, Home Room Rep. ; Beverly Harbage, Home Room Rep. ; Phyllis Streator, Home Room Rep. THIRD ROW, 1. tor.: Katy Schoby, Snack Bar; Pat Fitzpatrick, Snack Bar; Diane Bishop, Snack Bar; Dottie Phillips, Service; Gloria Edwards, Home Room Rep.; Mary Janice Roby, Home Room Rep. ; Dianne Davis, Snack Bar. FOURTH ROW, 1. tor.: Carol Graber, Devotions; Jane Ad- kins, Publicity; Marcia Weber, Ways and Means; Marilyn Norris, Courtesy; Marilyn Beach, Social; Judy Bowers, Home Room Rep. Y-Teen Cabinet Homemakers America Vice President BRENDA GLASS Secretary SANDRA DeLONG Treasurer CAROL THOMPSON F.H.A. MEMBERS - 1961-1962 66 PROJECTS FOR FHA WEEK Activities Betty Spencer presents flowers to teachers. PRINCIPAL Dress-Up Day FHA Bulletin Board MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET Get Acquainted Servers Style Show The FHA activities this year have been numerous and varied. Among them have been the style show, the talent show, programs on family and boy-girl relationships, and meetings where learning was the main purpose presented in the form of speeches and demonstrations. The main events this year were the homecoming ceremony and senior farewell. 67 Future Farmers at Alder PICTURE ABOVE ARE THE JONATHAN ALDER FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: James Adames, Advisor, Max Phillips, Treasurer, John Tho- mas, Reporter, Monroe Harbage, President, Carl Mitchell, Vice President, Jay Carter, Secretary, Dale Oiler, Sentinel. SECOND ROW; Danny Eades, Bob Trent, Don Mitchell, Rodney Nichols, Max Kuhns, Donald Deacon. THIRD ROW; Kenny Brandei, Guy Roberts, Roger Roberts, Butch Hunter, Edson Berg, Jim Grager. FOURTH ROW; Bill Hammond, Fred Fry, Earl Cantrell, Paul Streator, Frank Long, Mac Lindig. 'THE FARMER TAKES A QUEEN Mary Janice Roby Soil Judging Team Tied for 5th place Parliamentary Procedure Team Silver Rating 100 Bushel Corn Club - Jake Sch- iederer and Richard Meeker - first; Teddy Meeker - second; Bill Con- way - third. Our Projects Are . . . iifeiWK d CATTLE DALE OILER Shorthorn Beef DON MITCHELL Shorthorn Heifer CATTLE CARL MITCHELL Angus Steer ROGER ROBERTS Angus Beef I JOHN THOMAS Holstein Dairy Heifer CORN JIM CRAGER MAX LINDIG Our FFA Banquet was held April 9, 1962. Depicted at far left Mr. Adams pre- sents the DeKalb Corn award to Monroe Harbage. Also pictured is James Mitchell, the speaker for the evening. OUR BANQUET KENNY BRANDEL Holstein Dairy Cows HOGS BOB TRENT Spotted Poland China Swine MONROE HARBAGE Duroc Swine JANICE DILLION Homecoming Queen — 1962 Janice Dillion, Queen Linda Wilcox Dottie Phillips Donna Bowers Judy Martin Alder Homecoming Queen and Court 1 i i ! I j I j I i SEATED: Judy Martin, Freshman Attendant; Janice Dillion, Queen; Dottie Phillips, Junior Attendant. STANDING: Ronnie Price, Freshman Escort, David Bennett, Senior Escort; Linda Wilcox, Senior Attend- ant; David Price, Queen’s Escort; Donna Bowers, Sophomore Attendant; Mike George, Sophomore Escort; Ronnie Byerly, Junior Escort. Library Staff Pictured above are this year's librarians. FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Spencer, J. Adkins, S. Blythe, M. Beach, B. Foulk, J. Dillion, and J. Bowers. SECOND ROW, left to right: S. Saw- yer, B. Miller, D. Fry, M. Norris, A. Beach, R. Anderson, A. Hostetler. S. Wheeler, D. Da- vis, E. Hershberger, and Miss Barto. The duties of a librarian are to check incoming and outgoing books, dust the tables and shelves, collect money for overdue books, and watch over the students who are in the library. Quill and Scroll Pictured above are this year’s members of Quill and Scroll. FIRST ROW, left to right; Miss Barto, E. Helmuth, C. Graber, S. Blythe, J. Dillion, B. Foulk, J. Adkins. SECOND ROW, left to right: S. Delong, C. Schwartzwalder, S. Truitt, J. Sagraves, L. Frey, A. Hostetler. THIRD ROW, left to right: J. Karrer, J. Wing, C. Mitchell, B. Miller, T. Thomas. FOURTH ROW, left to right: E. Reiselt, S. Sawyer, and M. Harbage. Quill and Scroll, International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, is the only international honorary society for high school students. To be eligible for membership in Quill and Scroll one must be of junior ranking, be in the upper third of his class, have a B average in English and be approved by Miss Elizabeth Barto. 72 The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier was chosen as one of the pictures to be used in the yearbook as representative of all Amer- icans who lost their lives in service of their country. Inscribed on the tomb are the words Here Rests in Honored Glory AN AMERICAN SOLDIER known but to God. Memorial Day services are held each year and wreaths are placed on the tomb. An honor guard keeps a sentry walking guard duty at the tomb. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 1961-1962 Coach LARRY COX Freshman Sports FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 1961-1962 Coach HERBERT CAMPBELL FRESHMAN BASEBALL 1961-1962 Coach TOM PRICE Jim Jordan Steve Sawyer Dick Williamson Coach Wright Varsity Team SCORES Marysville 35 WORTHINGTON 67 PLAINS 50 DUBLIN 35 WEST JEFF 50 MAD SOUTH 96 TRIAD 69 FAIRBANKS 59 PLAINS HS HILLIARD 69 MAD SOUTH 56 LONDON 65 GREWVIEW 52 CEAOARVILLE HH MARTSVILLE 5V ASHVILLE V WEST JEFF 66 Walter Hay Carl Mitchell Reiselt Action Shots Varsity Good team spirit and cooperative players made this team one of the finest aggregations to perform on the Jonathan Alder hardwood. They earned the re- spect of their fellow students, the fac- ulty and their opponents by playing the game fairly, yet constantly striving to win. Every member of this champion- ship team displayed courage, loyalty, and integrity to make their school and coach proud to have been associated with them. Reserve Basketball TOURNAMENT 1962 CHAMPIONS Baseball FRONT ROW: Joe Wing, Dick Williamson, Leslie Hunter, Ted Hammond, Mike George, Rich- ard Smucker. BACK ROW: Daniel Dover, Coach, Ervin Beachy, Ricky Wester, Ernie Sparks, John Hackett, Steve Murry, Kenny Brandei. 80 DICK WILLIAMSON - Pitcher FOOTBALL Beverly Foulk HEAD CHEERLEADER Carol Thompson Janice Dillion Janet Wilson Donna Bowers JANET WILSON BEVERLY FOULK 1 yr. Varsity 4 yrs. Varsity JANICE DILLION 4 yrs. V arsity Left to right: VARSITY BASKETBALL Judy Bowers Marcia Weber Mary Janice Roby Linda Wilcox LINDA WILCOX 4 yrs. Varsity JUDY BOWERS 4 yrs. Varsity i! W ____ BACK ROW, left to right: K. Schoby, L. Wilcox, J. Dillion, S. Truitt, K. Walter, J. Bowers, B. Foulk, M. Beach, J. Adkins, B. Spencer, Advisor: Miss Meyer. FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Roby, M. Norris, M. Weber, D. Bowers, K. Ebright, A. Beach, C. Thompson. Bowling Cheez Action BASKETBALL TEAM Girls Athletic Association PhotoeraDh bv HAROLD M_ . -W mfr FRIENDSHIP SEVEN What is in the future for America? We are sure it will be an exciting and adventur ous time. It has been proven in the last year by Colonel Glenn’s flight that as a na- tion we are still on top. We are proud to be Americans and anticipate the future with high hopes. CEPHAS ATKINSON - -- -- -- -- Chairman of the Board ANDREW W. CARY--------------------- -President OTTO B. COSGRAY - -- -- -- -- -- -- Vice President H. B. WALKER------------------------ Cashier MARY E. MITCHELL - -- -- -- -- -- Assistant Cashier THE FARMER’S NATIONAL BANK Plain City, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations, Class of 1962 Compliments of BOB CHAPMAN AND BOB MEYERS to the class of '62 Plain City, Ohio ............ -........................................................................................... m HOLLANDALE RESTAURANT 228 West Main Street Plain City, Ohio Phone 873-9275 Owned and Operated by SYLVIA RICE Congratulations to the Class of 1962 ; HERMAN KARRER M. D. RUSSELLS Central Ohio's Farm and Home Center Hilliards Office Phone 876-7333 Store Phone 876-7315 Fletcher 995-2311 We Can Supply Every Need for Farm and Home. Feeds Farm Supplies Seeds Hardware Grain Appliances Wheelhorse Dealer Bulk Lime and Fertilizer Spreaders Portable Corn Sheller at Crib Site or in Field Ohio's Largest Producer of Certified Seeds THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LONDON London, Ohio Officers: C. N. McALLISTER - -- -- -- -- -- -- -President RICHARD P, SLAGLE - - - - Cashier Vice President JACK PHILLIPS ------- -Assistant Vice President THURMAN R. SNYDER ------- - Assistant Cashier MURRAY CANNON - -- -- -- -- - Assistant Cashier Directors: ALLEN SILVER-------------------------------Farmer THOMAS F. WOOD------------- -- Retired Grain Dealer CLARANCE L. HUNTER ----- Nationwide Insurance RALPH W. BOOTH---------------------------Farmer WILLIAM S. CULP--------------------------Attorney PAUL J. HACKETT-------Mgr. -Agricultural Lands, Inc. LEON H. KLING - -- -- -- - Real Estate Insurance EDWARD F. HACKETT-------------------------Attorney C. N. McALLISTER-------------------------President RICHARD P. SLAGLE - - - - Vice President Cashier We Invite You to Use Our Complete Banking Service Member F. D. I. C. THE NAU For Barns GRAIN COMPANY That Stay Painted Longer Plain City Phone 873-6274 DEAN AND BARRY Grain Seed Coal Feed Tile Fertilizers Compliments of TEDRICKS HARDWARE Red Brand Fence Plain City, Ohio Phone 873-5324 FIRST NATIONAL BANK THE CENTRAL- NATIONAL BANK Marysville of London and West Jefferson Complete Banking Service Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Marysville, Ohio London, Ohio Phone UL 2-1234 West Jefferson, Ohio TR 9-8481 o sTlte o Before the Family Gets Separated-- Why Not Have a Portrait Made- -NOW Compliments of at ESKIMO QUEEN THE CUBBERLY STUDIO 461 West Main St. 38 1 2 South Sandusky St. Delaware, Ohio Plain City THE PLAIN CITY HOME THE OHIO GRAIN CO. AND SAVINGS CO. Plain City, Ohio Serving the Heart of Ohio Since 1913 Since 1887 H. B. WALKER, President With Shur-Tone Feeds Shur-Grow Certified Farm Seed Fertilizer Farm Supplies R. H. JACKSON, Vice President OTTO B. COSGRAY Secretary-Treasurer Milford Center Mechanicsburg Marysville North Lewisburg Compliments of THE FARMERS BANK Mechanicsburg, Ohio HOWLAND COMPANY Organized 1865 Westinghouse Appliances Maytag Appliances Siegler Heaters Hardware Furniture Appliances Officers: Wallace W. McCoy, President J. R. Bullard, Vice President Richard E. Anderson, Cashier Directors James R. Hopkins Ben Moore Phone 873-8432 Plain City South Chillicothe Street Wallace W. McCoy D. G. Wing Robert Clemans S. L. Byerly J. R. Bullard ROHR FURNITURE CO. Compliments of Union County's Largest Store DR. JOHN E. CRAIG OPTOMETRIST Marysville, Ohio Phone 2-1916 Marysville, Ohio Compliments of Compliments DAVE’S of FAMILY FOODS DUNMIRE BROTHERS West Jefferson, Ohio Plain City, Ohio 1 111 |fUl ‘ 1 !t 11 1 1 11 ' m r ■ u I Compliments of Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '62 REED MACHINE CO. PLAIN CITY 216 Bigelow Avenue PHARMACY Plain City, Ohio 24-Hour Prescription Service Phone 873-2945 Available by Phoning 873-8315 or 873-8635 TOWN COUNTRY BEAUTY SALONS FLOWERS FROM Plain City London Phone Phone 873-4061 UL 2-0374 SIMS Look to Us London, Ohio to Look Your Best HILBERT’S SOHIO Compliments of West Main Street LAWSON DEAN Plain City BARBER SHOP Phone 873-4363 11 1 m 1 1 ; ; ............................................................... ANDREWS GRABER B. M. YOUMAN’S SON Goodyear Tires ELEVATOR Exide Batteries Parts Grain Farm Supplies Seeds Coal Feeds Pittsburgh Paints Phone 873-6344 Phone 873-6114 Plain City, Ohio HAZEL NOTEMAN Why Not Investigate the Requirements to Become an INSURANCE Income Replacement Engineer Phone 873-8465 For Consultation See BOB HARPER Plain City, Ohio District Manager NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Plain City, Ohio GREEN DEW IGA FARM CHEMICAL, INC. I.G.A. FOODLINER Manufacturer of Complete Liquid Fertilizer Plain City, Ohio Best of Luck to Class '62 Plain City, Ohio COUNTRY LANE Best Wishes to the Graduates From Compliments of HOWARD BEAN HOFBAUERS SOHIO SERVICE CARRY OUT and DAIRY CREST Plumwood, Ohio HARDWARE MAIN HARDWARE DWYERS Since 1888 Maytag Sales Service Chief Paint Sporting Goods London, Ohio FURNITURE Mechanic s burg Phone 834-6465 Compliments of BERGANDINE CARY DILLION’S SOHIO SERVICE GROCERY STORE Phone 873-5462 Quality Groceries Fresh Meat and Produce Shell Products Lubrication Tires Batteries Resaca, Ohio Plain City, Ohio ADVERTISING HOUCHARD Compliments of OIL COMPANY ALDER CHEVROLET Firestone Tires Pure Oil Products Hillard, Ohio 32 East Main St. Phone 876-7393 Phone 873-8343 Sales and Service Plain City JACK ALDER, Owner Compliments of UHLMANS THE FAMILY STORE PEOPLES STORE 15 W. William Street Dry Goods - Family Apparel F ootwear Delaware, Ohio Phone 23751 Plain City Phone 873-2433 BEACH-CHANDLER CO. PLAIN CITY GREENHOUSE Lumber and Building Supplies Flowers for All Occasions Plain City, Ohio Plain City Phone 873-8421 Phone 873-6435 Compliments of Enjoy FERGUSON Bowling FUNERAL HOME at THE Plain City, Ohio PLAIN CITY LANES CHARLES JAY FERGUSON Phone 3-9415 WILSON SERVICE STATION Compliments of ROY WILSON, Prop. ROBINSON SON Sohio Products Atlas Tires and Batteries POULTRY DEALER U. S. Route 42 Plain City, Ohio Marysville, Ohio Congratulations to NUCKLES the Class of 1962 INSURANCE AGENCY THE MURRAY LUMBER GRAIN CO. Your One Stop Insurance Advisor West Jefferson, Ohio 122 West Fifth Street Marysville, Ohio Phone 4-177b PLAIN CITY PERKINS INSURANCE B. B. GRILL DR. HAYNES JACKSON'S APPLIANCE JOE RUMMELL GILBERT KIRBY PAUL'S BARBER SHOP HAMMON INSURANCE CORVINS BARBER SHOP CLARK'S CLOTHING STORE RENMAR PRINT SHOP North Chillicothe Street dr. McCullough, m.d. Compliments of HAFFNER'S 5£ TO $1. 00 STORE Compliments of DR. ADAMS RUSSELL L. PERKINS INSURANCE COMPANY MECHANICSBURG, OHIO M. H. FRANCIS WILBRIGHT'S SOHIO LONDON, OHIO PEARL Me ADAM SHELL DISTRIBUTORS BALLENGERS' ALEXANDER JEWELRY MARYSVILLE, OHIO L W. COOK, REALTOR DON COOK, REALTOR HILLIARD, OHIO BOTKINS FLOWERS GIFTS We specialize in original Corsages Autographs Around Our School Science Students Visit Batelle Institute Biology Is Fun Wish I Could Do That! For Smart People Only Busy? Hope It Does Some Good! 101 Now what'll we do? Snaps Watch those calories! An obvious pose. Didn't think we could do it, huh? Look at the birdie. Juniors at play. At least we've got clean dishes! LJ........................... Kitchen Help - Fifth Period Kitchen Help - Sixth Period Hungry? Eating as usual Around Our School Quiet Place to Study. OFFICE HELP Donna Bowers Fifth Period Marcia Weber Sixth Period ««.«««Mar Snaps 1962 Homecoming Court - 1962 Annual Staff - Play Day at Alder 104 We're gonna order our rings! Everyone’s so busy! Table Tennis Champ to Dress Up Day Time For The what Is It? Tardy Bell m Our School TO 111 i Hey! Let's g°- Time to eat! Seniors End the Year With Dinner at Lincoln Lodge and . . . Mov e “El Cid” in Columbus The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made