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

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Begging is well within the limits if you're a Y-teen slave. Freshman prophesies bless Alder's band every year. an off-balanced w Calculators and candy are often helpful in checkbook. balancing

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TO: ALDER STUDENTS AND STAFF FROM: YEARBOOK STAFF DATE: 1971-72 SUBJECT: NEW AND IMPROVED YEARBOOK Problems, problems, problems - each year one of the first and hardest chal- lenges facing the yearbook staff is that of organization. Full of brilliant ideas, the staff considered three plans. 1. A book consisting of one page picturing the staff. 2. A new type of book, one that covered the school year as one school day. 3. A regular book cut up into neat sections. The staff chose to do number 2 - the new type of book. The '72 POWDERHORN is a candid collection of photos of Alder students beginning from that bus or car ride to school in the morning to the very last night-time school activity. These candid photos make up the first two thirds of the yearbook. The last part of the book has all of the formal pictures grouped together. We think we have covered as nearly as possible our impressions of ONE FULL DAY OF SCHOOL LIFE AT JONATHAN ALDER

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The flower on her sweater couldn't compare with the smile on Shirley's face. Four years at Alder enables a student to be comfortable anywhere. ' ALDER’S THE PLACE Impressions, ideas, little things that you remember. That's what makes high school days, especially those at Alder, so valuable to all of us. Much of four major years in our lives are made up of the daily routine - get- ting up, catching a ride to school, and wait- ing for the bells of freedom. 5