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

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Reflections on Victory . . . In the end importance lies not in whether you win or lose, but in how you play the game. V ictories play an important role in the lives of high school students. To accomplish their goals gives students the satisfaction of knowing they are capable of achieving things in life. Did you see my match? I won! are the words expressed on the happy FACE of Senior Danny Toops. Pointers given by Coach Hop- kins help Dana Myers during his rookie year. Passing a test is a joyful victory to many students as shown bv the big smile on Randy Beachy's FACE.

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FACE9 of Concentration Outstanding ability in art is demonstrated by Lindy Wooten. A nervous hand is no help in applying mascara for the Junior Class Play, as discovered by Debbie Murphy. Much concentration and determination is needed in order to succeed in sports and scho- lastic subjects. Contrary to what students would like to do, concentration is necessary especially when it is time for the chapter test in Biology or the semester exams. Study halls, classes, basketball games, and backstage during a class play are only a few places of concentration.

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. . and Defeat Listening to a pep talk during half time encourages the basketball team to win their game. Losing is sometimes unbearable, but happens whenever you fail to achieve the goal you set for yourself. Whether it's losing a bas- ketball game or a friend, failing a driver's test or a Physic's Exam, being pinned by your opponent while wres- tling, or misplacing your class riig, losing is alike for every- body in the fact that everyone learns through their errors. Anyone knows that winning is much easier than losing. I know you can do it. are the special words said by Karen Rausch that inspired Robby Weese to win. On to victory! is the slogan shouted by Dana DunMire before a game.