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

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 Practicing, memorizing, vocalizing, listening, singing and performing all are parts of making a choir. Long hours of each element challenge any student who is part of the mixed chorus. But all those parts are not complete without a control center, in this case a director. Donna Hill has been the choir director at Alder for 13 years. In that time Mrs. Hill has done much to improve the Music Department. A music theory class was added to the curriculum recently and this year the select symphonic choir was started due to efforts by Mrs. Hill. Just five years ago the musical Charlie Brown” was performed at our school. Ever since that time a superb performance has been given every year under the direction of Mrs. Hill and a colleague. Working with over 100 students a day can tax anyone's patience, but this same woman who gives misbehaving students a look to kill can also give a heart-warming smile to everyone she meets. For the hard work and outstanding efforts here at Jonathan Alder, we dedicate the 1981 yearbook to Mrs. Donna Hill. dedication Mrs. Hill's eyes speak louder than words. “Sopranos, you are just a hair flat.” Donna Hill To see all her students, Mrs. Hill has to stand on the risers!

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Homecoming Queen at Madison South To relax and to keep in shape, Mrs. Hill tries puttering around. Dedication v ■ Married 18 years, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hill. 4iP Mrs. Hill found out that studying and drying her hair could be done at the same time. Cheerleading was a good way to keep her vocal chords tuned.