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

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Year to year the list of clubs and activities grows and surely everyone can find something with which to become involved. There were banquets to attend like the one sponsored by FHA. Much planning went into OEA Week which was highlighted by a breakfast for teachers, (Mr. Pow- ers enjoyed himself!) and a pot- luck at lunch for its members. Some activities took place as a class. The marching band began practice at band camp where Cathy Ann Depp appeared to be the only one ready for action. During yearbook if Beth Strayer wasn't eating she was pushing Cheryl around the halls. Activities were definitely NOT few and far between. Andy Mayer went for top dollar at The Junior Slave Auction. 11

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H4l St’s AfLAAt Empty halls echo a need for filling. Where would a high school be without its population? Students and faculty learning and growing together. Students spend much time rel- ating to each other. Tammy Bur- chett and Cathy Ann Depp shared a good time (and a 49$ bug). Even after four years, Becky Osborne, Debbie Heffner and Terry Wood could still get lost. Freshmen like Beth Gibson and Kelly Hommon found strength in numbers, two plus one (bunny rabbit). Faculty could always play a part. Miss Trifonoff's library provided references for students like Dennis Francis. Miss Trifo- noff could help too, when she wasn't otherwise occupied with John Hilliard. Mrs. Keith gladly offered assistance to Robert Hos- tetler. Experiences such as these could often make it necessary to sit down and rethink things. Escap- ing to another world helped Joyce Canfield decide who she was and where she was going. 13