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

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Colorfully complimenting the school, Alder added an attractive addition. After the 1964-65 school year was com- pleted, Alder was once again ready to experience a relaxing summer. How- ever, when workers began construction on the new west wing in June, the peacefulness was no more. When the school year began and added to the confusion, it seemed as if the building would never be completed. But diligently working to meet their deadline, the workers finished seven additional rooms by the new year. The anticipation of the Alder students to move into the new wing kept Alder alive during the construction period. On January 7, 1966, the students and faculty gladly entered the finished product. The new wing with its yellow walls and brightly colored rooms greatly enlightened the atmosphere of Jonathan Alder. COLOR THEM NEW.

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With their own unique brushes Alder's faculty paints blueprints for our future goals. Balancing the parade of colors are J. A. 's faculty members. Never letting the students get out of hand, yet always keeping them interested and alert, the faculty is respected by the Alder students. As all humans, teachers like to eat, and the snacks followed the teachers' meetings were gladly consumed. The fact that teachers don't lead such a hard life is re- vealed by Mr. Conway supervising a typical Alder study hall. Keeping the students interested and alert is a job well done by Alder's faculty. COLOR THEM ALMOST HUMAN jm.

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