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

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Qn iiHv Cj cStitfhnts The past few years have brought many changes to Alder’s English curriculum, not only in courses but in faces as well. Teachers have come, some have gone. Courses have been introduced, some have been dropped. Added again this year, are the courses of Communications and tenth-grade English. The students from Alder may choose from these and others to round out their English knowledge. Richard seems to be camera-shy. 20

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c5e Imabhe (( fiievM ’aking part in the scholastic testing at Ohio State on May 1, were: First Row: English - Tami Stoker, 12; Mark -lcClish, 9; Rob Anderson, 11: Ted Caudill, 11; Biology - Ben Graber, I; Susan Rapp, I; Bill Williams, Algebra I. Second Row: English - Mary Yoder, 10: Tammy Barton, 10: Dwight McCabe, 11; Mathematics - Matt rutzy, Algebra I; Dawn Yutzy, Geometry; Cheryl Armentrout, Algebra I; Norma Helmuth, Algebra I. Third low: Mike Hilbert, Algebra II: English - Lance Hughes, 9; Margaret Clevenger, 9: Spanish - Melonie Farm- ald, II; Wanda Beachy, II: and Rich Roby, II. Fourth Row: Senior Social Studies - Julana Yutzy, Julie Graber; American History - Melanie Yutzy, Glenn Prater, Mike Kiles. Spanish I - Jeanette Wellman. French - April Istes, I; Debbie Myers, II. Absent from picture were Terry Graber, Johna Ferguson, Mark Devol, Brenda Frey, ! Cim Taylor and Vickie Watson. The above students participated in the math contest. First Row: Melanie Yutzy, fourth; Tami Stoker, sixth; Julana Yutzy, second; Dwight McCabe, first; Richard Hostetler, third; Susan Rapp, seventh; and Bill Williams, fifth. Second Row: Rob Anderson, Mike Hilbert, Dawn Yutzy, Melonie Farmwald, and Dennis Strawn. Third Row Mike Diles, Debbie Myers, Kathy Price, and LeAnn Rice. Absent from picture were Lew Butterfield, Mark DeVol and Walter Grover. 19

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Mr. Phillips corrects Julie on her Press story. Craig expresses himself in speech. Cathy and Meg take time for music. 21