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

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LEADERSHIP ] ' : : : ..........- The role of a principal is that of seeing that a school functions smoothly. Mr. Gordon E. Oxley oversees all school functions and also serves as advisor to the Student Council and as instructor of the mechanical drawing course. In his capacities as principal and head disciplinarian of Jonathan Alder, Mr. Oxley uses his understanding, firmness, and wise counseling to promote rapport between students, teachers, and parents.

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ADMINI8TRATIVE As the head of our school system, Mr. George Robinson is greatly responsible for its efficient func- tioning. Mr. Robinson coordinates the activities of students, teachers, and parents for the entire Jona- than Alder District. Both his firmness of purpose and his sense of humor aid Mr. Robinson in his work and he is valued by everyone as an administrator, ad- 18 visor, and friend.

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on School staff works behind the scenes COOKS Miss Karen Meeker SCHOOL SECRETARY Many individuals contribute to the efficient administration of Jonathan Al- der High School. The activities of the school are coordinated by the school secretary, Karen Meeker, and the school clerk, Mrs. Converse. Mrs. Weeks and Mrs. Kuhnt, the school cooks, do a fine job not only preparing the lunches for the students, but by helping with school functions throughout the school year. Keeping the school clean and neat is the responsibility of the school custo- dians. Mrs. Martha Converse ASSISTANT CLERK CUSTODIANS Estel Sparks and Ray Gibson Doris Weeks and Rose Kuhnt The safe transportation of students to and from school is due to the efforts of our bus drivers pictured on the left.