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

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Science Club Serves Scientific Minds FRONT ROW: Beverley Campbell, Secretary: Roni Churtz, Treasurer; Nancy Adkins, President; Terry Frey, Vice President; Mr. Banyots, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Arnett Howard, Jim Ebright, Allan Vowell, Bob Troyer, Diane Robinson, Kathy Kile, Shirley Scheiderer. THIRD ROW: Mark Cosgray, Chuck Longworth, Mark Hostetler, Dave Mitchell, Grace Hostetler, Jody Rummell, Linda Flowers. FOURTH ROW: Regena Mitchell, Tresa Gingerich, Linda Graber, Judy Wing, Martha Boyhan, Marcia Rausch, Becky Foust, Jayne Minshall. ALDER ACTIVE ATOMS The Alder Science Club was organized for the benefit of those students interested in science. Meeting once a month, the club conducts experiments and various other activities to promote a better knowledge and understanding of science among the members. PICNIC SNAPS Sandra Schmidt, Barbara Beach and Regena Mitchell try their skill in tree climbing while waiting for Mr. Banyots to arrive. Members and their guests en- joyed the spring picnic which was held at the home of Allan Vowell. 29

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Student Council Co-Ordinates School Activities While the eighth graders observe an Alder classroom, John Crager explains the vocational agriculture course. Acting as a student government body is the Jonathan Alder Student Council. Meet- ing once a month, the Student Council members discuss problems and new ideas, and try to improve the functioning of the school. Sponsoring the candy sale, the Student Council makes it possible for the classes to earn money. The sale was a big success, For selling 71 boxes of candy, Tim Converse presents to the high sales- man, Vicki Atkinson, a ten-dollar check. and the Seniors won first place and $100, and the Junior Class placed second and won $25. On April 27, the eighth graders from Plain City, Canaan, and Monroe visited Alder to get a preview of high school life. Conducted by the Student Council, the future freshmen were led on a tour of Alder's various departments and classrooms. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Martin, Treasurer; Tim Converse, President; Ken Hanscel, Vice President; Barbara Beach, Secretary; Mr. Oxley, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Paula Bakenhaster, Ralph Martin, Ron Thomas, Linda Adkins, Susan George, Sherry Green- baum, Dretha Phillips. THIRD ROW: Linda Graber, David McCarty, Charles Stenner, Chuck Reed, Elizabeth Bowker, Karen Yutzy, Keith Turner. FOURTH ROW: Carl Troyer, Jerry May. U

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Dim the House Lights • • Twenty-five Alder juniors spent five diligent weeks preparing for the Junior Class Play. Practice proved to be as much fun as the production itself, as Becky became proud owner of a stagehand's ring, Jim demonstrated his great musical ability, and Steve reluctantly kissed Donna, to the amusement of the entire cast. In the end, to the surprise of Roman and Linda, homely, studious Judy, became the life of the party. Steve Scott and Carl Troyer prepare to settle their differences by fisticuffs, while Mike Ryan and Jerry May look on with anticipation. Mrs. Hoback, Director Jim Becker surrounded by his admiring girl friends, June Looney, Jenny Lester, Charlene Troyer, and Marcia Rausch. Achieving a professional look of astonishment, Judy Wing rehearses with Roman Mullet. Below are Elizabeth Hostetler, Don- na Davis, Becky Be achy, Linda Graber, Roman Mullet, Liz Bowker, and Leslie Reiselt at rehearsal. LIFE OF THE PARTY Junior Class Play -’66-