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

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Wary feeler Butterfield Mary Reder Butterfield: Aider has added to its list of alumni two of Mary’s sons, Lewis and Mike, and Mary has another child in the lower grades. The students of nearby Dublin High School see much of Mrs. Butterfield as she is employed as a member of the cafeteria staff. Wartka KJe, enberry Martha Reder Hockenberry: Like her sister Mary, Martha works at a community school. Teaching in West Jefferson and raising a family keeps Martha busy. 8 The Way We Were

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 Ma Seach y Ada Yutzy Beachy: Working at the Richwood Bank in Plain City fills much of Ada’s time. Like many of the other Alder Alumni, Ada has a son at- tending Alder. (Mike is a Junior) and two of Mrs. Beachy's sons have already graduated and are furthering their educations and farming careers. PkylL SIi “99i Cottier Phyllis Skaggs Collier: “A familiar face” is the best way to describe Phyllis. Living in town and serving as secretary at the Plain City Elementary building, Mrs. Collier keeps in touch. Family is a big part of her life. Husband Denzil works for Nor- wich Township Fire Dept., in Hilliard and son Greg followed in his footsteps as a member of the Plain City Fire Dept. Jeff Collier, Phyllis' youngest, is a freshman at Alder this year. Teaching Sunday School, flower arranging and plenty of gardening fill Mrs. Collier’s spare time. The Way We Were 7

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 Karen llleeher JJaberer Karen Meeker Harberer: Residing in Greenwood, Indiana, Karen is a busy housewife with two sons (Kent 14 and Kraig 11). Husband Lee is Regional Vice President of Tractor Supply Co. After graduating in 1957 Karen atten- ded business school and began working as Mr. Oxley’s secretary. Now with any free time she has she donates to the neighborhood school. One active hobby of im- portance to Karen is being on a winter volleyball team. Still loyal to her alma mater, Karen returned this fall when the ’57 homecoming court was honored and this spring for the reception following gradua- tion in honor of Mr. Robinson. Carter and Lowry H Classmates of Willie will recall an old familiar sight of the cowboy hat, but he is oh so much thinner than he was in 1957. J;m mu Jim Mink: Married to a former Alder Homecoming Queen Rox- anne Schreck and father of three children, Jim leads what many would consider a suc- cessful life. Jim and his family make their home in Westerville, Ohio. Having always been in- terested in the world of finance, Jim is now Senior Vice Presi- dent of Freedom Federal Sav- ings and Loan. The Way We Were 9