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

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 The Gang’s all here! Let's hear it for the Sophomores Place your bets. Frosty, how did you get in the Picture? Winter Wonderland 21

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 WINTER WONDERLAND Winter Wonderland King and Queen Tracy Blevins and Misty McClary Brad's story evidently has Cynthanie amused Winter Wonderland — the word wonderful describes the feeling of all who attended the winter dance. Kids were in awe of the terrific music for the evening. A few comments made by students at the dance were: The best DJ of any of our dances,” A terrific sound system.” The fog and light show by the DJ added a special touch, lending a romantic at- mosphere. — All in all it was a dance in Wonderland. The dance was sponsored by student council and FBLA. Before the dance students could be found in Mrs. Campbell's room for a week creating Frosty the Snowman,” one of the main decorations for the dance. Boogie to the beat boys 20 Winter Wonderland nm—iin

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VO AC: THE END OF AN ERA Mr Ackerman recognizes Bryan's achievements with a handshake President Jeff Rush receives the proficiency award from Brad Sanford. This year is the last year for Vocational Agriculture at Jonathan Alder High School. In the past Vo-Ag had been an important part of the school. Being a rural school in a rich agriculture area there have been many families (Sons and Fathers) that have completed their agricultural studies at Alder. The department has graduated at least 9 state farmers. The production Ag area has provided education and know-how to many successful and thriving farmers. It is with great sadness that we phase out this area in our school. This year the department was started with Tom Ackerman as teacher. Realizing the future of the classes Mr. Ackerman resigned in January to enter business. Mr. Antram was hired to fill out the year This year’s group has been very active, taking place in soil judging, parliamentary procedure tests, livestock judg- ing, mechanics tests, and public speaking, not to men- tion all the other activities. During their annual banquet Jackie Bidwell was crowned Queen. The banquet was very successful and members received recognition for their ac- complishments Many local people also attended The FFA men preparing a wonderful breakfast for the faculty Jason smiles confidently that he will get a strike