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

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“YOU KNOW YOU’RE P TERCHER WHEN .. 7 Barbara Wood Special Education “You Start correcting your family's grammar ' Deck Webb Health, Varsity Baseball, Physical Education. “With knowledge you shared, you see the but- terflies emerge from their cocoon.” Mike Palmer Economics, P.O.W , Psy- chology, Social Studies, Girls Softball “A Former student comes back and tells you how easy his college classes are because of your class.” Doug Weygandt Math, Reserve Boys Bas- ketball “You get your pay- check.” Ray Willoughby Physical Education You receive your teach- ing certificate.” 12 Faculty Dorothy Sayre Typing, Office Proce- dures, Yearbook Advi sor, Senior Class Adv., Computer Lit. “Your graduates find employment and return to school to tell you about their offices.” John Byers Social Studies Michelle Byers English, NHS Advisor, Breakfast Club Adv

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my NumBER one pet peeve about school fS.- h —-4. S- 1 1 Mark Lorson Science 1 . People who think paper has to be wadded up to be thrown away. Tom McGill Industrial Arts f The Administration’s re- I fusal to include a bass i pond as part of the new T V industrial arts facility. Robert Henry Librarian A student with no pa- tience who demands as- sistance immediately.'1 Lisa Merrill Home Economics The ventilation system — windows are meant to open and close. John Glatz English, French, Junior Class Adv “Students who miss three days of school and come back and ask if they missed anything.” Steve Hitchens Social Studies, Athletic Director, Wrestling Coach, Senior Class Adv. Students with no school spirit. Joyce Froning Show Choir, Girls Chorus “Students who walk down the hall in front of you, turn on a dime, walk over you, and never no- tice. Andrea Von Raabe Art, Junior Class Adv. People who think art is an easy class. Faculty 11

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 TT1Y mOST EfTlBARRASSING mOlUENT 'I Nancy Cooke Algebra I and II, Comput- er Programming When I yelled at a class to ‘be quiet' and pound- ed my fist on the over- head, breaking the over- head glass” Beth Cave Home Ec I and II, Child Development, FHA Advi- sor Not knowing the lid was off a salad dressing bot- tle, a student shook dressing all over me.” ■ Kathy Buckerfield Special Education, Girls Track, GBB “I flushed the toilet at McDonald's and it over- flowed into the dining room.” Dawn Burns Accounting, Typing I, Computer Literacy, FBLA Advisor When I accidentally walked in on the referees changing. Marilyn Carlisle Spanish I, II, and III. When I accidentally gave my Spanish I class white paint to glue with instead of glue.” Bob Demooy Math, Golf, Girls Varsity Basketball The time I got hit in the head with a golf ball.” Becky Campbell English, Student Council Advisor “When I had to wear that ‘Stupid’ cheerleading outfit and ride Kelly's bike all around school. ” Faculty 13