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

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Looks of Love and Friendship Our lives are shaped by those who love us - by those who refuse to love us. - John Shipley rs. Stenner takes time out of her busy day to 1.. . Even though Meg Anderson is busy in the morning One of the many friendships at Alder is shared by selling supplies she still finds time to talk to Pam Martin and Brad Stoker. Robert Hostetler, a special friend. 6

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fid Student's Emotions Mike Bakenh aster sits alone to sort out his many thoughts and ideas. The class period seems to be longer than 45 minutes as Bob Warner endures a boring study hall. Sleepless nights catch Freshman Mike Hilbert snoozirg the morning after. Every FACE tells a different story and expresses its own emotions - and that is what the Yearbook Staff tries to capture in the '74 Powderhorn.

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 Many students develop friendships with members of the faculty as well as with fellow classmates. Both students and teachers need to have friends to accept them for what they are. Nobody's life would be fulfilled if there was no one that cared . The special relationship that many students hope to have during their well-remembered high school years is experienced by Laura Foust and Phil Raber. Mr. Cooke offers a helping hand to Becky Damron, one of his art students.