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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1963 volume:

Dottie Phillips, Sales Manager; and Alma Hostetler, Business Manager. Carol Johnson and Katie Plank, Typists. The purpose of the 1963 Powder Horn Staff has been to preserve for the student body a record of the fun and work activities at Jonathan Alder High School. We hope that you enjoy the book as much as we have enjoyed preparing it. Carol Schwartzwalder, Editor Yvonna Bryant, Asst. Editor Mrs. Dorothy Sayre, Advisor Dianne Fry, Photographer Staff gives Mrs. Sayre a planter. The Yearbook Staff This POWDER HORN is dedicated to Miss Elizabeth Barto in appreciation of her twelve years as a student and thirty-eight years as a teacher, leader, advisor, and friend of our young people. Fifty Golden Years” in the schools of our community have linked the name of Eliz- abeth Barto with all that is good in our educational program. Fathers and sons, mothers and daughters have benefited from her guidance and teaching. Board of Education The goal of Jonathan Alder High School is to impart that knowledge, build those skills, form those habits, develop those attitudes, and practice that way of living which will make good cit- izens - present and future. Jonathan Alder is proud of its Board of Education. The members give freely of their time and effort without tangible recompense. They serve both community and school. Their decisions show wisdom, tolerance, and progressive thinking. We wish to thank them for helping, in great measure, to make and keep the Alder district respected by educators and loved by its students. GILBERT KIRBY Clerk-Treasurer GLENN DILLION AUSTIN HARBAGE Administration G. E. OXLEY Principal’s Message To many persons in the community, the yearbook is an eye-opener. The ever- increasing functions of the modern secondary school can be shown to the community through a good yearbook. The Powder Horn is a story and picture example of good sportsmanship, good citizenship, good fun, good scholarship, and good friends that will be remembered long after school is over. Congratulations, Mrs. Sayre, and staff of Powder Horn. GORDON E. OXLEY Principal Superintendent’s Message Educational attainment is dependent upon the extent to which the student accepts the opportunities offered by our schools. Teach- ing staff, curriculum, and facilities are ineffective if the student does not supply the individual effort. The publication of this yearbook is evidence that individual and group effort lead to success. GEORGE R. ROBINSON Executive Head MRS. DORIS CARY Guidance Counselor Problems of Democracy GODFREY WRIGHT West Virginia University B. S. Social Studies Physical Education Social Studies World History DANIEL DOVER Otterbein, B. S. History Physical Education American History - ' ............................- •• x«7 REBECCA TOMLINSON Berea College, Kentucky, B.S. Home Economics General Science Home Economics IV Home Economics II JUNE MOOR Oklahoma State University B. S. Home Economics Home Economics I Math Plane Geometry JAN COX Ohio State, B. S. Math ETHEL THOMPSON Ohio University, Algebra II World Geography Solid Geometry Trigonometry A. B. Ohio State, M. E. World Geography Math Education DOROTHY SAYRE Marshall College, A.B. Business Education Typing Office Machines i. ■ V Music RAY STARRETT Capital University, B. A University of Cinn. , M. E. Music JOHN R. COOKE Ohio State, B.A. Art Mechanical Drawing MR. OXLEY, Instructor L Band Speech English-Reading MARILYN HOBACH Ohio Northern, B. S English Speech MARCELLA MEYER Ohio State, B. S. Colorado State, M.A English Physical Education Physical Education English ELIZABETH BARTO Wooster, B. A. Wittenberg, M.A. Engl ish Spanish. English DOROTHY KENSEY Olivet College, A. B. English I. Mrs. Doris Weeks Mrs. Rose Kuhnt COOKS Miss Karen Meeker SCHOOL SECRETARY School Staff Mrs. Martha Converse ASSISTANT CLERK BUS DRIVERS Lee Lindig, Virgil Sparks, Beulah Lombard, Abraham Kauffman, Opal Hennis, Madge Mitchell, Walter Mitchell. JANITORS Mr. Estel Sparks, Mr. Pearl Dillion. baccalaureate program Jonathan Alder High School Auditorium 8:00 p- m. Sunday, May 26, 1963 Processional Starlett Scheiderer Invocation Mr. Fred McKnight No Man is an Island Whitney and Kramer - Ringwald Mixed Chorus Scripture Mr. Fred McKnight Blest Spirit. One with God above Brahms - Lundguist . . Mixed Chorus Class Sermon Mr. Virgil Hamilton My God and 1 1. B. Sergei Mixed Chorus Benediction Mr. Fred McKnight Recessional . . . Starlett Scheiderer Please Stand The Seventh Graduating Class of Jonathan Alder — 1963 J Graduation Valedictorian, ALMA HOSTETLER Salutatori an, LINDA FREY Commencement Speaker, MR. DONALD WEBB Invocation, RONALD MILLINGTON Announcement of Awards, Senior Class President, EARL CANTRELL Benediction, WALTER HAY SENIOR MUSIC AWARDS JOHN PHILIP SOUSA Jerry Allgyer LONDON ROTARY AWARD Mary Janice Roby SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP Joe Wing, Ron Millington and Yorkie Gilliam COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS Joe Wing - Miami University Ron Millington - Otterbein Walter Hay - Wilmington Glenn Williams - Wilmington DAR CITIZENSHIP Alma Hostetler BAUSCH LOMB SCIENCE Yorkie Gilliam SCHOOL CITIZEN- SHIP Pam Patterson and Ron Millington CRISCO AWARD Linda Walters CHET LONG CITIZENSHIP Carol Schwartzw alder LEADERSHIP Marcia Weber and Steve Oxley V • -V Senior Snaps Egads! What is it? Reign of the ball My little tootsie-wootsie Dale Oiler, Vice President Dottie Phillips, Secretary Walter Hay, Treasurer MOTTO: The future belongs to the person who prepares for it. Red and White COLORS: Red Rose FLOWER: ; 4... v'i Av' Vi-■ JERRY ALLGYER EDSON BERG CHARLES DAVIS SANDRA DeLONG JOHN CLAIBOURNE MIKE CROTHERS JAROLD BRYANT RONALD BYERLY • ' nefeaasmM MARILYN NORRIS STEVE OXLEY AMBROSE PHILLIPS, JR. KATIE PLANK ED REISELT GUY ROBERTS CARL MITCHELL PAMELA PATTERSON - ■ Class Officers Left to right: Dale Oiler, Vice President; Walter Hay, Treasurer; Dottie Phillips, Secretary; Earl Cantrell, President. JUNIORS Left to right: Roger Penney, President; Kathy Reed, Treasurer; Nancy George, Secretary; Larry Cooke, Vice President. SOPHOMORES Lett to right: George Hostetler, President; Kenny Hanscel, Vice President; Nancy Adkins, Secretary; Beverly Campbell, Treasurer. Left to right; Mike George, President; Linda Carroll, Vice President; Karen Kile, Secretary; Ben Cosgray, Treasurer. v': ' Big mouth! Aren't we pretty? Ronnie Adkins John Allgyer Rosemary Anderson Annabelle Beach Betty Blevins Donna Bowers Don Boyd Carol Brown Yvonne Bryant Sharon Campbell Linda Carroll Bob Chapman Bob Christner Sharon Church Mary Colflesh Violet Collier Ben Cosgray Jim Crager Carol Crisp Dianne Davis Barbara DeBruyn Gary Delong Glenn Dooley Jack Durham Kathy Ebright Josie Elias David Fisher Diane Fry Mike George Rose Glass Floyd Golden Ronnie Gordon John Hackett Bill Hall Beverly Harbage Pat Hedrick Joyce Holbrook Carolyn Hostetler Marolyn Hostetler Mary Hostetler Barbara Jackson Barbara Jeffers Jim Kimbleton Karen Kile Joanna Kuhns Rita Looney Sally Lostrappo Jerry McClary Don Mitchell Louise Moccabee Steve Murry Bob Phillips Chuck Phillips Jeanne Pratt Carolyn Roar Starlett Scheiderer Donna Schiering Larry Sparks Phyllis Streator John Thomas Richard Thomas Ben Thompson Carol Thompson Terry Thompson Richard Troyer Ernie Vowell Jim Walter Edith Watson Richard Smucker Darlene Sharp Gary Watson Rick Wester Martha Wilcox Jim Wolfe Dick Wright Edna Yoder Chris Young Romai Aide' f His Pocket Rocket in A Farce-Comedy in Three Acts The entire action of the play takes place in the senior English classroom of Blue Rim rock High School. Mrs. Marilyn Hobach Cosgray, M. George, D . R. Anderson. D. Fry, . Fisher, B. Mrs. Hobach Sophomores Joseph Boyhan Nellie Brown David Bushong Thelma Caldwell Herbert Campbell Joan Cary Dixie Collier Ricky Collins Sue Converse Larry Cooke Paul Cron JoJm Crouse Joseph Adelsberger Loretta Akers Leerie Allen Barbara Beachy James Berry Mary Berry Noah Beachy Denis Bell Linda Bidwell David Bishop Alice Blumenschein James Boyd ,V' m i i Ray Culwell Beverly Daniels Donald Deacon James Durham Dan Eades Sam Easterday David Edwards Bill Edwards Katherine Estepp Marvin Ford Fred Frey Jane Gaa Barbara Garrett Bill George Nancy George Janet Gillian John Grayson Kermit Green Gerald Hackney Glenn Hamilton William Hammond Gary Harbage Elaine Harper Janet Harrington NOT SHOWN Rebecca Hershberger Tom Horch Patricia Hostetler Wilma Ann Hostetler George Houchard Charles Humm Georgene Jackson Sue Johnson Ova Johnson Harold Jordan Donna Katzenbach Florence Kuhns Max Kuhnt Marianne Lamb Danny Lane Kay Laule Terry Lawson Bill Leftwich Twana Lewis Richard Love Aaron Madry Trudy Marlowe Judy Martin Don Miller I Esther Miller Shirley Miller Ernest Muetzel Rodney Nicol Adge Noteman Linda Nunamaker Laura Osborne Sue Overturf Junie Payne Gary Peake Lynn Pearson Eugene Pemberton Robert Pennington Bill Phillips Mary Ann Phillips Edna Picklesimon Roger Pinney Ronnie Price Donna Puchovich Kathryn Reed Dwight Rowland Cindy Ruffing Bonnie Salyers Donna Schwartzwalder Absent PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Paul Streator Beth Taylor Gwen Thompson John Truitt Linda Tucker Tonya Tuller Jo Van Gundy Linda Venrick Sharon Wheeler Phil White Charles Wilcox Saber Lynn Wilcox Charles Wilson Ricky Winston Pat Wolfe Faye Woolum Wanda Woolum Darrell Young Harold Young Lessley Zimmerman Freshmen Larry Adkins Nancy Adkins Aly Ann Arehart Paul Barckhoff Barbara Beach Bobby Beach Leslie Bell Debbie Bishop Virginia Blumenschein Jerry Brown Beverly Campbell Carolyn Canter Elizabeth Channel Garland Church Ronnelle Churtz Daryl Clay Linda Conn Robin Converse Tim Converse Steven Cosgray John Crager Charles Crisp Sheila Crump Thomas Cummings Connie Damron Betty Davis Darrel Delong Julia Delong I - v; I Kathy Kile Garylee Kronk Betty Lawson Jane Long Linda Long Stephen Long Linda Love Ronnie Love David Lowry Connie Maynard Lois McKean Sue McKirgan James Messer Paul Miller Vera Miller Regena Mitchell Alfred Mullet Eugene Newell Susan Patch Kenneth Pemberton Wm. Persinger Dale Peterman Linda Peterman Mike Raley Karen Reed Rickie Salyers John Schiering Wilmer Schrock Debbie Van Gundy Allan Vowell Patty Williams Eddie Winston Juanita Woodruff Wanda Wright Miriam Yoder Steven Yoder Karen Yutzy LaVern Yutzy Lena Yutzy Awards Students that placed in FINAL DIS- TRICT AND STATE SCHOLARSHIP TESTS - L. Conn, S. Scheiderer, R. Anderson, D. Bishop, T. Frey, R. Smucker and D. Wright. Linda Conn 1st place Madison County Conservation Contest BUCKEYE BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Steve Murry, John Hackett, Rosemary Anderson and Starlett Scheiderer. MUSIC AWARDS BAND - J. Allgyer, S. Scheiderer, C. Humm CHORUS - N. Adkins, R. Smucker, M. Roby and D. Starrett; and K. Reed. FOOTBALL WRESTLING OUTSTANDING LINEMAN CAPTAIN Earl Cantrell Bob Trent BACKFIELD Guy Roberts BASKETBALL MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Jim Jordan BASKETBALL FOUL SHOT TROPHY Dick Troyer BASEBALL MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Steve Murry MOST IMPROVED PLAYER Noah Beachy Activities New members elected in 1963. TOP ROW, left to right: Joe Wing, Alma Hostetler, Linda Frey, Linda Walters, Katie Plank, Dottie Phillips, Edd Reiselt. SECOND ROW, left to right: Kathy Ebright, Steve Murry, Mike George, Rosemary Anderson, John Thomas, Ben Crosgray, John Hackett, Sharon Campbell. National Honor Society Above are members elected in the Society in 1962. Left to right: Ronald Millington, Carol Schwartzwalder, Walter Hay, Sandra DeLong, Yorkie Gilliam. Ck -.A y Each year, members of the Junior and Senior classes, who have maintained a cumulative scholastic average of 3.00 or better, are rated by the faculty on the basis of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. New members are taken in at Assembly ADVISOR Mrs. Ethel Thompson Li Alder Student Council Pictured above are the members of the Student Council. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Gordon Oxley - Advisor, Charles Wilcox - Vice President, Lynn Pearson - Treasurer, Ronnie Byerly - President, Pat Hedrick - Secretary. SECOND ROW, left to right: Glenn Williams, Linda Bidwell, Connie Maynard, Marilyn Green, Elaine Harper. THIRD ROW, left to right: Yvonne Bryant, Larry Sparks, Eddie Winston. I Christmas Party The purpose of the Student Council is to promote the ideas of democracy in school life through the Student Council members. Booster Bar Sale Alder Hi-Y The Hi-Y is a Nation-Wide Fellowship of boys in 72 different countries. The Hi-Y at Jonathan Alder is connected with the Columbus Y.M.C.A. The motto of the Hi-Y is; To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Some of the activities that the Jonathan Alder Hi-Y participated in this year were a collection of food for the needy at Christmas, a dance, helped the Y-Teens with the Easter Meditation, and had a senior farewell. FRONT ROW, 1. to r.: Sergeant-at-Arms - Jerry Allgyer Vice President - Ronnie Byerly President - Steve Oxley Secretary - Yorkie Gilliam SECOND ROW, 1. tor.: Treasurer - Mike George Chaplain - Ed Reiselt I FIRST ROW, left to right; A. Hostetler, C. Mitchell, S. Delong, E. Reiselt, L. Frey, f| Gilliam, C. Schwartzwalder, J. Wing. SECOND ROW: B. Chapman, S. Scheid- lirer, K. Kile, A. Beach, M. George, B. Cosgray. THIRD ROW: K. Ebright, S. Campbell, R. Anderson, M. Hostetler, C. Hostetler, and Miss Barto. Library FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Barto, B. Beach, E. Channel, C. Roar, C. Thompson, M. Weber, M. Norris, A. Beach. SECOND ROW: K. Plank, S. Wheeler, L. Sparks, L. Frey, A. Hostetler, R. Anderson, M. Hostetler. THIRD ROW: D. Row- land, R. Pinney, R. Millington, and Y. Gil- liam . I' Quill and Scroll COMMITTEES HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES OFFICERS FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: C. Schwarzwalder Jeanne Pratt Jane Gaa Sue Overturf Joan Cary Pat Hedrick Karen Kile Kathy Reed Linda Carroll SECOND ROW, 1. to r.: Trudy Marlow Pamela Patterson Linda Sparks Rosemary Anderson Beth Taylor Diane Fry Marilyn Norris Mary Janice Roby Diane Davis Lynn Pearson FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Linda Peterman Barbara Beach Carol Thompson Pat Hedrick Laura Osborne Sharon Campbell Barbara Garrett SECOND ROW, 1. tor.: Debbie Van Gundy Linda Walters Marilyn Green Carol Johnson Linda Bidwell D. Schwartzwalder ■ KAY LAULE - Treasurer MARILYN NORRIS - Vice President MISS ELIZABETH BARTO - Vdvisor MARCIA WEBER - President ANNABELLE BEACH - Secretary I Alder Y-Teens r nr wf r f ft r e oo 5 t A A £n A f f r in ;«yArM A j jf a f n. a a i v Activities that the Y-teens have had were the doughnut sale, lily sale, potato chip sale, fall and spring picnics, a Kindness Day Program, Thanksgiving Program, Christmas Meditation, a prom, and a Senior Farewell. Theme for the Year: Wise Y’s I Ji y 'ifr- Picnic Potato Chip Sale Senior Farewell F.H.A. OFFICERS CHAPTER MOTHERS SEATED, left to right: Martha Wilcox, Treasurer; Linda Walters, President; Carolyn Roar, Vice President; and Carol Thompson, Secre- tary. STANDING: Donna Schwartzwalder, Parliamentarian; Mary Ann Phillips, Song Leader; Dotty Phillips, Historian; and Carol Sch- SEATED: Mrs. Anna Mae Marlow. STAND- ING: Mrs. Violet Collier and Mrs. Doris Berry. Senior farewell. Girls in the style show. F.H.A. activities have been numerous and varied this year. Among them have been the Mother-Daughter Banquet and the Christmas party at Columbus State School. One of the National Projects this year was citizenship. Two girls received their Chap- ter Degree and twenty-two girls received their Junior Degree. The F.H.A. gift this year was a small sweeper. Mrs. William Payne, guest speaker, at Mother- Daughter Banquet. Linda Walters introduces Chet Long as guest speaker. Senior girls at Mother-Daughter Banquet. Jane Gaa presents flowers to teachers on F.H.A. week. F.F.A. OFFICERS FIRST ROW, seated, left to right: G. Roberts, Parlia- mentarian; D. Oiler, Sentinel; C. Mitchell, Presideat; M. Lindig, Vice President; and J. Thomas, Reporter. SECOND ROW: L. Hunter, Treasurer; Mr. Adams, Ad- visor; and D. Mitchell, Secretary. New Officers 5 JOHN THOMAS, star dairy farmer. LINDA WALTERS F.F.A. Queen MR. ROBERT KNIGHT, guest speaker at F.F.A. Banquet. KENNY HANSEL awarded F.F.A. Camp Scholarship. DAVE GALLIMORE, star green-hand. F.H.A. girls who served at the F.F.A. Banquet. Oh, Alder, shall our songs forever FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Starrett, L. Moccabee, J. Allgyer, S. Camp- bell. andE. Harper. SECOND ROW: D. Lowry, T. Fry, P. Smith, P. Streator, B. Edwards, J. Allgyer, M. Kuhnts, C. Humm, and A. Madry. Pianist, S. Scheiderer and Ray Starrett, Director. And though tar from tlit'e we nun mande le raised in joyous praise to thee GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Donna Schwartzwalder, Kay Laule, Sue Salyers, Linda Carroll, and Sue Overturf. )ur thoughts shall ever be of thee Concert Band Through all life’s happiness and sorrow Marching Band Matching and Concert Band, Directed by Ray Starrett, played at all home and away football games. They also played for community functions on all occasions, such as, Halloween, Thanks- giving, Christmas, and Fourth of July. !■ 'ur hearts with love shall never lack KNEELING are: Gloria Edwards, Beverly Campbell, and Linda Walters. STANDING: Sharon Campbell, Mary Janice Roby, and Kathy Ebright. A.nd to the Scarlet and the Black. MARY JANICE ROBY, Head Majorette Four Years 1963 Homecoming Queen and Court JUNIORS - Yvonna Bryant Bob Phillips SENIORS - Dottie Phillips Ron Byerly QUEEN and ESCORT Marcia Weber Earl Cantrell FRESHMEN - Barbara Beach Tim Converse SOPHOMORES - Lynn Pearson Andy Houchard Girls’ Athletic Association MARCELLA MEYER, Advisor Left to right: A. Beach, P. Hedrick, D. Bowers, K. Kile, L. Os- borne, J. Harrington, J. Cary, C. Thompson, M. Roby, L. Pearson, M. Weber, M. Norris, J. Gaa, E. Harper, and T. Marlow. Yea, Team! Basketball Team Pptd r„. mrm 1 1 VARSITY Left to right: Beth Taylor Sue Overturf Donna Bowers Dottie Phillips Saber Lynn Wilcox FRESHMEN Left to right: Kathy Kile Nancy Adkins Aly Ann Arehart Marilyn Greene Football Cheerleaders Basketball Cheerleaders - — fc; f i RESERVES Left to right: Bonnie Salyers Jane Gaa Lynn Pearson Kathy Reed VARSITY Left to right: Mary Janice Roby Carol Thompson Marcia Weber Kathy Ebright Sharon Campbell FRESHMEN Left to right: Linda Conn, Barbara Beach, and Alice Blumenschein. MARY JANICE ROBY 4 yrs. Varsity MARCIA WEBER 4 yrs. Varsity Senior Defense FIRST ROW, left to right: Earl Cantrell, Gary Watson, Gerald Bryant, Junior Phillips, Jim Wing, Dale Oiler. SECOND ROW, left to right: Bob Trent, Joe Wing, Guy Roberts, Steve Oxley, Steve Murray, Ron Byerly, Glenn Dooley. Offense FIRST ROW, left to right: John Allyger, Jim Crager, Rod Nicols, Dwight Rowland, Gary Delong, Aaron Madry. SECOND ROW, left to right: Benny Thompson, Bill Left- wich, Charles Wilcox, Gary Peake. Pictured above are the Alder Football Coaches and Manager. They are STANDING, left to right: Tom Price, Line Coach; Dan Dover, Head Coach; Herb Jones, Back Field Coach; and KNEELING; John Claibourne, Manager. FIRST ROW, left to right; Rickie Salyer. John Crager, Jim Messer, Allen Vowell, Richard Har- per, Darold Delong, Garry Hollar, Kenny Hanscel. SECOND ROW, left to right: Richard Sparks, Ronald Thomas, Robert Troyer, Tim Converse, Raymond Durham, Jim Johnson, Mike Raley. STANDING, left to right: Coach; Jan Cox, Ronnie Price, Glen Hamilton, Larry Cooke, Roger Pinney, Pat Boyhan, and Manager, John Claibourne. KNEELING, left to right: Jim Boyd, Jerry McCleary, Charlie Wilcox, Jim Walters and Don Miller. STANDING, left to right: Coach, Herbert Campell, Robert Troyer, Kenny Hancel, Steve Cos- gray, Dick Harper, John Crager, Jim Messer, Dale Peterman, Steve Hostetler, Jim Johnson, and Robin Converse. KNEELING, left to right: David Lowry, Alfred Mullet, George Hostetler, Bob Beach, David Gallimore, Joe Church, Hershal Kelly, and Tim Converse. Varsity Action Captains receiving sectional trophy der I 3 |j!7 i3 i7 | '0 |i0 B a ■f 7 ||54 I 6 I '4 I '8 I I 7 I 8 57 57 37 37 Champs SCHEDULE Jim Jordan Opponents Dick Troyer Marysville Worthington West Jeff Madison South Licking Heights Triad Fairbanks Plains Madison South London Scioto Valley Marysville Cedarville Dublin Teays Valley The Plains West Jeff Greenview Scioto Valley 51 58 48 50 85 42 47 37 57 55 Dick Wright 39 43 John Hackett 67 53 52 51 55 49 40 Bill Leftwich Steve Murray Bob Chrismer Edd Reiselt Rick Wester Walter Hay Had a successful season winning 2 matches out of 5. Coached by Dan Dover. Chuck Phillips James Wolfe Larry Sparks Ronnie Adkins Jim Kimbleton Darrell Young Ernie Vowell James Crager Wrestling Robert Trent Won matches out of 8. 6 Alder Baseball FRONT ROW, left to right: Richard Smucker, Rick Winston, Dick Love, Don Deacon, and Joe Wing. BACK ROW, left to right: Coach Jan Cox, Bill Leftwich, Mike George, Steve Murry, Rick Wester, Noah Beachy. Rickie Winston Richard Smucker Dick Love Don Deacon Noah Beachy Rick Wester Steve Murry Mike George Bill Leftwich V AiisjreA psjosuods 3lu 9 n qaa !SEg jo auiTX Jl H IB auauiuiBaiaiua y - •- - r i I Advertising - : ' JEFFERSON SAVINGS Association SERVICE since 1870 SECURITY fP Your Town and Country Savings and Loan Association THOMAS JEFFERSON Third President of The United States May the ideas received during your years at Jonathan Alder High School be as a lighted taper throughout your life. He who receives an idea from me, receives instruction himself without lessening mine; as he who lights his taper at mine receives light without darkening Congratulations to the Class of '63 Compliments of HOWLAND COMPANY Westinghouse Appliances Maytag Appliances Siegler Heaters Hardware Furniture Appliances Phone 873-8432 Plain City South Chillicothe Street CEPHAS ATKINSON - ANDREW W. CARY - OTTO B. COSGRAY - MARY E. MITCHELL ELLEN S. CRAGO - - Chairman of the Board ______ -President - - - - Vice President _______ -Cashier ■ - - Assistant Cashier THE FARMER’S NATIONAL BANK Plain City, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations, Class of 1963 HOLLANDALE RESTAURANT 228 West Main Street Plain City, Ohio Phone 873-9275 Owned and Operated by SYLVIA RICE Congratulations to the Class of 1963 HERMAN KARRER M.D. FORD Compliments of BOB CHAPMAN AND BOB MEYERS to the class of '63 London, Ohio Plain City, Ohio Hilliards Office Phone 876-7333 Store Phone 876-7315 Fletcher 995-2311 We Can Supply Every Need for Farm and Home. Feeds Custom Blend Fertilizer 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 OHIO GRAIN CO. MILFORD CENTER MECHANICSBURG MARYSVILLE NORTH LEWISBURG OTIffi jWM | r—1 l PH 1 vci iSI: ANNIVERSARY 1913- 1963 Shur-Tone Feeds Shur-Grow Certified Farm Seeds Shur-Crop Fertilizer Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 From MADISON COUNTY AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Goodyear Plymouth - Chrysler, London Jack Johnson Chevrolet, London Bob Rigg Motors, London Chapman-Myers, Plain City Satterfield Motor Sales, Mt. Sterling Bell-Chapman, London Clelland Motor Sales, London R. N. Ardrey, Inc, , London THE PLAIN CITY HOME o o AND SAVINGS CO. Plain City, Ohio tpf' w Since 1887 R. H. JACKSON, President Compliments of OTTO B. COSGRAY Vice President ESKIMO QUEEN MARY ANDREWS MITCHELL Secretary- Treasurer 46 1 West Main St. Plain City For Barns FIRST NATIONAL BANK That Stay Painted Longer DEAN AND BARRY Marysville Compliments of Complete Banking Service TEDRICKS HARDWARE Plain City, Ohio Marysville, Ohio Phone 873-5324 THE CENTRAL-NATIONAL THE NAU BANK OF LONDON GRAIN COMPANY London West Jefferson Plain City Phone 873-6274 Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Grain Seed Insurance Corporation Coal Feed Tile Fertilizers London, Ohio Phone UL 2- 1234 Master Mix Feed West Jefferson, Ohio Red Brand Fence TR 9-8481 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK All of us at the Cubberly OF LONDON Invites You to Use Its Complete Financial Service: Studio, of Delaware, are more than pleased to wish the Sen- iors of Jonathan Alder Happi- ness, Luck and Good Fortune Checking Accounts in the years to come. Thrifticheck Accounts HAPPINESS CAN ALWAYS Loans BE KEPT CLOSE WITH A Savings Accounts FAMILY GROUP PHOTOGRAPH Christmas Savings BY THE CUBBERLY STUDIO. Collections MAKE ARRANGEMENTS NOW Night Depository WHILE YOU ARE STILL ALL Travelers Checks TOGETHER. Bank Money Orders Safe Deposit Boxes Just Call 363-3011 Bank By Mail 24-Hour Night Depository THE CUBBERLY STUDIO THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK London, Ohio 38 1 2 S. Sandusky St. Member F. D. I. C. Delaware, Ohio dOHS U392JV9 Nvaa ? nosmvi R. 1. BLAUSER SONS FURNITURE DEALERS Over 40 Years of Continuous Service Phone TR 9-8124 jo sjuourcjduioQ Buy Furniture in West Jefferson for Less Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of '63 HILLIARD REXALL DRUG THE MURRAY LUMBER GRAIN CO. Shopping Center Phone 879-8383 Hilliards, Ohio West Jefferson, Ohio Compliments of RIDGEWAY OLIVER Compliments of EQUIPMENT For Your Complete Farm Machinery Needs Oliver Papec Star line Cobey Behlen Naturalube Oil and Grease SUPER DUPER 145 E. Main St. Plain City, Ohio Plain City, Ohio IGA Enjoy Bowling I.G.A. FOODLINER at THE Plain City, Ohio PLAIN CITY LANES Best of Luck Class '63 Country Lane Phone 873-5415 Compliments of THE FARMERS BANK DR. JOHN E. CRAIG OPTOMETRIST Phone 2-1916 Marysville, Ohio Mechanicsburg, Ohio Organized 1865 Officers: Wallace W. McCoy, President J. R. Bullard, Vice President Richard E. Anderson, Cashier Directors: J. R. Hopkins Ben Moore W. W. McCoy D. G. Wing R. D. Clemans S. L. Byerly J. R. Bullard Compliments of BEACH-CHANDLER CO. ROBINSON SON POULTRY DEALER LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Plain City, Ohio Marysville, Ohio Phone 873-6435 ANDREWS GRABER Compliments of the Goodyear Tires MOORE’S ASSOCIATE STORE Exide Batteries Parts Plain City Phone 873-5282 Phone 873-6344 H. E. NEILSEN, Owner PLAIN CITY Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '63 GREENHOUSE PLAIN CITY Flowers for All Occasions PHARMACY Plain City 24-Hour Prescription Service Available by Phoning Phone 873-8421 873-8315 or 873-8635 FRED KILE Compliments of AND SON, INC. DAVE’S SUPER DUPER ELTON AND JIM West Jefferson, Ohio B. M. YOUMAN’S SON ELEVATOR Grain Farm Supplies Seeds Coal Feeds Pittsburgh Paints Phone 873-6114 Plain City, Ohio GREEN DEW FARM CHEMICAL, INC. Manufacturer of Complete Liquid Fertilizer Plain City, Ohio Compliments of Why Not Investigate the Requirements to Become SCHOBY’S an Income Replacement Engineer SUNOCO STATION Phone 873-2923 For Consultation See W. Main St. - South BOB HARPER on Route 42 District Manager NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Plain City, Ohio Plain City, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of REED MACHINE CO. 216 Bigelow Avenue DUNMIRE BROTHERS Plain City, Ohio Phone 873-2945 Plain City, Ohio WILSON HARDWARE SERVICE STATION ROY WILSON, Prop. DWYERS Sohio Products Atlas Tires and Batteries Since 1888 U. S. Route 42 London, Ohio Plain City, Ohio FURNITURE GEO. THIERGARTNER IMP. CO. HILBERT’S SOHIO Milford Center, Ohio Phone 349-2001 West Main Street Massey- Ferguson Minneapolis - Moline New Idea Plain City See Us for Complete Sales and Service Phone 873-4363 8 Mi. S. Marysville on Rt. 38 NUCKLES Compliments INSURANCE AGENCY of DOUG BEASECKER, Agent Phone 642-5776 Marysville, Ohio ORLETON FARMS, INC. Representing: London, Ohio )y AUTOMOBILE MUTUAL s' INSURANCE COMPANY Compliments of CHARLES JAY FERGUSON Compliments of Plain City, Ohio CORVINS BARBER SHOP FERGUSON FUNERAL HOME 120 North Chillicothe St. YODER’S FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Plain City, Ohio Phone: 3-5421 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER McCormick Tractors and Machines International Trucks Alder Vs. London Patrol WHAT OUR SCHOOL IS We build from links of solid rock. And plaster tight each sturdy block. Each block is by a noted name, A block of truth, a block of fame- We boast our school the best we can. In pep. in sports, in grades, and band- We love the halls, the lockers noise, The room, the doors, and the teachers voice - Our office seems so clean and neat. For all the guests and friends we meet- We work and strive till zenith far. To make our school the best we are- When time does come to turn our ways. We turn our minds, our spirit stays- Our heads are high, we're proud with prudence. We serve our school’ We are the students. -Pat Wolfe SPONSOR ADS MARYSVILLE, OHIO WEST JEFFERSON, OHIO MARYSVILLE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION R. L. PARSONS AND SON RESACA, OHIO PLAIN CITY DILLION'S GROCERY STORE B. B. GRILL MECHANICSBURG, OHIO DR. HAYNES M. H. FRANCIS JACKSON'S APPLIANCE LONDON, OHIO GILBERT KIRBY BALLENGERS' HOMMON INSURANCE STIFFLERS STORE COMPANY CLARK'S CLOTHING STORE FLOREA PHARMACY HAZEL NOTEMAN MEADE TIRE SALES BERGANDINE AND GARY SOHIO SERVICE ALEXANDER JEWELRY HUME AND MABE Compliments of PAUL R. FERGUSON FUNERAL HOME PEARL McADAM SHELL DISTRIBUTORS O'NEILS CARRY OUT PAUL M. DWYER, INSURANCE AGENCY CITIES SERVICE The movie was interesting, Wasn't it, Guy? Senior Farewell Seniors going to the movie. The movie we saw, Mutiny On The Bounty L' •� nam-m tam� 'sum