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

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D,ab Stepd JorwarJ Wisely — Martha Pennington Syx r Jiurrij l eed Larry Reed: As president of his class, Larry remembers being the first student to receive a diploma from Alder. The same qualities that made him presi- dent of the class of '57, have made him successful today. He “works long, hard hours” as the Legal Sales Representative for Dayton Legal Bank Company and farms. His wife Julia is a housewife dedicated to raising their three daughters: Paula, Lisa, and Theresa. Larry trains trotters and pacers as a hobby. P«Uy J: ove If'dowe Patty Love Rowe: The elementary students in the Alder School District know her as Mrs. Rowe, the cafeteria cook, but the ’57 grads remember her as Patty. When she’s not cooking for the school children, Patty is kept busy at home with son Jeff (19) and daughter Lisa (16). Roy, Patty’s husband, works as a fork-lift mechanic at Sear’s Distribution. Mrs. Rowe's free time is spent growing African violets. Cjeorcjann Jdamniond Sidt en Georgann Hammond Siders: A unique person, the ’57 grads will agree, is Georgann. The con- stant smile and bubbly laughter are traits of Georgann s as much now as in her high school days. As a housewife Mrs. Siders’ hands are full takin9 care of three sons: Dale 22, Bruce Chip 19, and Ted 13. For enjoyment she and her husband Lee square dance. Her hobbies are crocheting and needlepoint. When asked her feelings after 25 years, she replied, “I’ve noticed how much older my classmates are. 10 The Way We Were

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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

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1 Paul Troyer: Like Martha, Paul’s interests lie in banking. Mr. Troyer is the President of the Na- tional State Bank of Boulder in Boulder, Colorado. His family consists of wife Markie and three sons: Paul 10, Michael 9 and Mark 6. Paul enjoys golf, skiing, handball and fishing. “I have many positive memories of the friends and classmates I grew up with and look forward to the time our paths may cross again. The Way We Were 11 Wake tke Wost of Cvery Opportunity to i earn Paul Troyer PaJD, royer 111 art ha f- enninaton S u Martha Pennington Syx: Like several of her classmates, Martha remained in the community after graduation. Upon graduation she went to work at Ohio Seed. This she gave up to rear a family. When her children, Mark 16 and Kelly 17, reached school age, she returned to work. Martha was employed in the Alder School District as a secretary. After a few years she moved to a more satisfying career as a bank teller. Today Martha serves as Teller Supervisor at Huntington National Bank in Upper Arlington and husband Ken works at American Aggregates in Columbus. Besides running a household and her job as a teller Martha is Clerk of Canaan Township.