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

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Students Return To The “Sounds Of Alder” Alder's doors welcome us to a new year. We came back to school and found. . . The greetings of a new wing ready to be studentized . . . The gleam of highly waxed floors. . . Comparisons of summer situations and suntans. Familiar faces of friends. . . And unfamiliar faces .of acquaintances- to-be. . . Tradition and possible inspiration. . . New teachers and books. . . Bigger challenges and higher goals. . . In these we found our reasons for coming back to the SOUNDS OF ALDER. To upperclassmen returning, the halls pre- sent another exciting year, but to the fresh- men, these halls whisper of strange exper- iences to come.

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responsible for some of the many attractive bulletin board displays in the lobby throughout the year. His untiring effort to perform duties over and above his re- quired curriculum is deeply appreciated by the entire school. For this it is with sincere gratitude and deep appreciation that the members of the annual staff dedi- cate to Mr. Cooke the 1967 edition of The Powder Horn.

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Sounds Of Students Students scurry frantically in desperate attempt to be first in lunch line. Words from the coach of a victory to come bring encouragement to Alder's fans. The scuffle of shoes in the hall. . . Hurried conversations around the water fountain. . . Slamming locker doors, frantic scurrying to make a class. . . Chatter in the big study hall. . . Excited cheers at pep meetings. . . Roar from the parking lot at 3:17. . . . . .These are the SOUNDS OF STUDENTS. Minutes after the dismissal bell rings, the park- ing lot is filled with the sounds of squealing tires and flying gravel. i