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

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Debbi Teagardner finds that nimble fingers are necessary for good typing. Reporting people tardy was a lit- tle hard the first few days for Mr Seaquist. Girls, the basketball is to be kept in the gym. Students from Alder, like Cindy Price, find that the J. V.S. offers a new type of education and new friends.

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If only the spirit at Alder burned as brightly as the Homecoming bonfire Tim Clay explains to Brenda Frey the correct techniques of sewing up a seam in Bachelor Living class.

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Edu rftott Cowes fti flAcuty F unS You go to school to get an education.” How many times have you heard that before? Only thing is, it's true. Each day we fill our minds with the essential information needed to prepare us for our life's work. Whether it will be teaching his- tory or programming a computer, each receives its beginning through the awakening of our minds in high school. Four hands are better than two is proved true by Girls Chris Kohl and Rick Anderson. How do I get into these messes seems to be the ques- tion on Sandy Rafferty's mind. Jenny Minshall will do almost anything to make her classes more interesting.