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

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Honor Is Available To The Deserving Bonnie Martin sounds the Royal Horn to begin the assembly. Diane Robinson reads the proclamation which officially opens the in- duction ceremony. Others watch as Martha Boyhan is tapped into the Na- tional Honor Society. Looking on as Stephanie Walter is knighted into the Society are: FRONT ROW - Martha Boyhan, Todd Wurschmidt, Jim Becker, Lee Wolfe, Allan Vowell, Lyle Pearson, Jayne Minshall, Eliza- beth Hostetler, Becky Harbage, Susan George, Diane Adlesberger, Charlie Stenner, Grace Hostetler; BACK ROW - Mrs. Thompson - advisor, Becky Boyer, Linda Graber, Becky Beachy, Matt Lammi, Elizabeth Bowker, Judy Wing, Diane Robinson, Bonnie Martin. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Tension mounted as fifteen newly inducted members were knighted into the National Honor Society before the entire student body at the annual assem- bly. This year's program, which centered around the theme Royal Court of Honor , was written and performed by the eight senior members. One of the most soughtafter honors at Alder, the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service determine member- ship. 27

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Powder Horn Staff Relates Pictorial Story Of Year Many long hours are spent preparing a yearbook. Staff members are; front - Charlie Stenner, assistant editor; Bonnie Martin, editor; Nancy Williams, organization editor; Mike Lewis, artist. Rear - Becky Boyer, subscriptions editor; Becky Harbage, typist; Mrs. Sayre, advisor; and Linda Graber, copy editor. It is the goal of the Powder Horn Staff to assemble a book which expresses a memorable year. Each year is different making each year- book uniquely different. Plans began early in the school year and pro- gressed rapidly. The staff worked all year and even through the first few weeks of summer vacation. After meeting their deadline they celebrated with dinner at the Jai Lai and the movie Grand Prix with Mr. and Mrs. Cooke as their guests. 1 Seniors prepare to leave school to sell ads for the yearbook. They include M. Ryan, L. Graber, B. Martin, C. Stenner, L. Pearson, K. Green, B. Boyer, B. Harbage, D. Robinson, S. Bean, D. Mayo N. Williams, J. Osborne, J. May, C. Troyer, R. Harper, D. Davis. 26 As members of the staff look on, Bonnie dedicated the yearbook to Mr. Cooke.

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Quill And Stroll Works With Written Words FIRST ROW - Mrs. Taylor, advisor, Diane Robin- son, Grace Hostetler, Earlene Yutzy, Stevie Walter, Becky Boyer, Jayne Minshall, SECOND ROW - Martha Boyhan, Sally Dillion, Liz Bowker, Martha Helmuth, Judy Wing, Linda Graber, Linda Morrison. THIRD ROW - Mike Lewis, Jim Becker, Todd Wur- schmidt, Linda Flowers, Matt Lammi, Charles Sten- ner. Interesting events taking place during the school year are recorded by the Quill and Scroll. Students gaining practice in journalism are introduced to the newspaper world through weekly assignments pub- lished in the Plain City Advocate. Membership in this organization is an honor offered to students having a B or better average in English. Mrs. Taylor lends valuable assistance to Charlie Stenner, one of the junior jour nalists. 28