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

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‘‘I Guess You Had To Be There” In between the many hours of work and study at Alder, there is plenty of time to become involved in the many activities offered. From the musical production of Oliver to the school's participation in Hands Across America, there is always something to keep just about everyone happy. Under the new advisor the student council kept up school spirit and the Breakfast Club was formed. FBLA had three state champions and the newly formed girl's ensemble took the stage by storm. Homecom- ing, the prom, and the ever-popular Mr. JA contest were enjoyed by all. Whether you were actually participating or just there to spectate — I guess you had to be there. Opening 11

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 Being an athlete takes a lot more than owning a pair of Air Jordans or having more muscles than the next guy. Hard work, discipline, and many long exhausting hours must be put forth before any amount of success can be gained. As in all high schools, Alder’s athletic programs and athletes con- tinually shine through. From state wrestling champs and all-district achievers to a winning baseball team and record breaking track season, Alder athletes have brought new meaning to the word dedication. If you ask any football player in his first week of two-a-days or a track member running the halls in the dead of winter, they'll definitely agree — “No pain, No gain.” 5p0rts - “No pain, No gain” •s ,J3 Opening 13