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

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d Body •i MARCELLA MEYER DAVID MOORE B. S.; M. A. Ohio State Colorado State English, Physical Education, GAA Advisor B. S. Ohio State Physical Education Hi-Y Advisor The physical education department is attempting to develop an understanding of the importance of a good physical condition and also a spirit of competition and good sportsmanship. Music and the personal enjoyment that accompanies it inspires many of Alder stu- dents to enroll in band and chorus. The marching band in action at the Christ- mas parade at London. RAY STARRETT B. S.; M. E. Capital University University of Cincinnati Instrumental Music LENORA SCHUYLER B. M. E. Delta State College Choral Music Nicky Mounts working out on the bars in boys’ physical education. ■,9

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We Educated Mind Using a slide rule, Ray Harper solves mathematic problems. Miriam Yoder transcribes from the IBM Executary in office practice while Debbie Van Gundy observes. The general education of all students whose interests are related to American business, and specialized training for those students who plan to enter the business world are supplied by our Business Education De- partment. Mathematics not only gives us practice in logical thinking, but also training in an intriguing field that is most demanding in the world today. ETHEL THOMPSON A. B.; M. E. Ohio University Ohio State Social Studies Mathematics NHS Advisor CARL SC1JMIDT B. S.; M. S. Texas Christian U. Capital University Mathematics Hi-Y Boys Bowling SUE HALLIDAY A. B. Baldwin-Wallace Typing; English DOROTHY SAYRE A. B. Marshall U. Business Education Yearbook Advisor

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Patience and Persistence Juniors learn the fundamentals of experimenting in chemistry. Mr. Rose and the staff of history teachers have outlined a program to emphasize the importance of a knowledge of history to prepare for the future. Discussion of many questions is the main task placed before Mr. Russell, Alder’s biology teacher. Science is not simply an accumulation of data, concepts, and techniques, but it is a way of thinking that encourages imaginative questions which are often more important than the exact answer. JERRY BANYOTS B.S. Youngstown U. Ohio State U. Chemistry, Physics, General Science, Science Club Advisor STEPHEN VEIRS B. S. Ohio State General Science CLIFTON ROSE B. S.; M. A. Bowling Green Ohio State Social Studies Drivers Education Basketball Baseball RAYMOND RUSSELL B. S.; M. E. Miami University Mount Union, Kent State, Biology, P. O. D. 20