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

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0iCeeps School Rtuuuwg MARTHA CONVERSE School Clerk PAT STENNER School Secretary EUGENE HOMMON School Board Clerk BUS DRIVERS Opal Hennis Walter Hay Doris Roby Beulah Lombard Rex Toops Anna Mae Toops Alvin Beachy Dale Roberts JAN11ORS: Virgil Sparks Ray Gibson COOKS: Doris Weeks and Rosa Kuhnt 20

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1 l ack iS RfAcwk Although a teacher's main obligation is to teach academic subjects, several times during the year Alder teachers just become themselves. They do this by reflecting their moods and activities outside their classes. Alder teachers enthusiastically cheer the team on to victory. Mr. Novak instructs Mr. Hopkins in the proper manner of how to tame a rubber snake. 19 Mr. Schmidt reflected a happy mood when he bowled a 'perfect game.

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1 CmmAOuJIaahi PfouiwW Tfr Qtudtoob OtGCtfaj MUSIC Alder students all enjoy music, whether it be in- strumental or vocal. The mixed chorus sang several times during the year including the Thanksgiving program, Easter assembly, and Baccalaureate. The band performed in several parades, participated in the West Jefferson Marching Band Contest, and played at graduation. Several students from chorus and band were selected to participate in the Madison County Music Festival. Both the band and chorus performed at the Music Parent's Banquet in the spring. DONNA HILL, B.S. Vocal Music LIBRARY Alder's library has a good source of books from general reading to reference books. Students also make good use of the many magazines kept in the library for reference and enjoyment. Our school librarian, Mrs. Taylor, was always anxious to give any as- sistance that was needed. In addition to the many new books that were purchased, the library also received many audio-visual aides. RAY STARRETT, M.E. Instrumental Music RUTH TAYLOR, B.S. Library Quill and Scroll Newspaper 21