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

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Scientist's often discuss the cause and effect of a situa- tion. In high school, the effect can be applied to changes in each student's person- ality . The cause of these changes can be applied to every aspect of high school life. The classes, along with basic subject matter, taught mental discipline, as Kelly Hommon found out. Students interested in the arts participated in Band or perhaps a play much like the Sophomore Class put on at Christmas. Athletic opportunities were many. Jeff Radcliff may have been with stupid but he was also with State Wrestling Champ John Hilliard just hours before his victory. Although schedules wer£ tight, everyone found time to goof off. Vicki Yoder did NOT want her picture taken. The first snow brought out the little kid” in Tony Kohl and Dora Morton. Efforts were not without rewards. The happy smiles belong to Debbie Schlabath and Brenda Frey who were elected to the Homecoming Court. Through our years at Alder . . .WE CHANGE. 5

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 4 iA tfit' Willmott Few students manage to get through high school by concen- trating only on outside activi- ties. There are notes to be taken, homework to be done, and tests to be studied for even by seniors. Let's not assume that classes were all work. Visual aids were often added like the movie Randy Beachy readied. Many classes have projects. Don Schrock vended the PIONEER PRESS, product of Journalism class. Believe it or not, Tony Kohl and Bill Likens' final result looked just as good as the meal produced by another group in Advanced Foods. Time was taken out of classes for various reasons. Seniors got together to discuss graduation or the class trip. Dental checks were given to students like Mar- garet Clevenger. J