Jac Cen Del High School - Touch of Class Yearbook (Osgood, IN)

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. . . Where Am I To Go . . . At last, our Senior yearl We were photographed in September, served our dinner in October, and received our graduation announcements in January. In March we sold raffle tickets to finance our journey to Washington. Of course, the biggest event of the year was Graduation which took place on May 22,1977. Final of- ficers for our class were President-Jerry Vollmer, Vice-President-Rita Westerman, Secretary-Martha Scheidler, and TreasurerBeth Gloyd. Our Senior year we had six representatives in Student Council, Larry Black. Sue De Burger, Tim Engelhardt, Todd Reisman, Eddie Schwer- ing, and Bill Vankirk. In August of '73, one hundred and five of us began our freshman year, anxiously looking forward to participating in the mature high school activities we'd heard about. To finance our activities in the years to come we held our first money-making project, a bake sale. Soon afterwards we had our first money-spending activity, a roller skating party. Our chosen leaders for the year were President- Jerry Vollmer, Vice-President-Janine Humphrey and Secretary- Treasurer-Martha Scheidler. Student Council representatives were Sam Pindell, Todd Reisman, and Rita Westerman. Starting our Sophomore year a little older and a little wiser, we ad- vanced from a bake sale to a chicken supper. Our new leaders were President-Don Hountz, Vice-President-Joy Francis. Secretary-Treasurer-Melissa Wolf. Sophomore Student Council members for the year were Todd Reisman. Rita Westerman, and Eddie Schwering. Busy is the word which sums up our Junior year. The longer we were in school the more money we needed to cover our expenses. Our biggest was the Junior prom which was paid for with the receipts of a very successful turkey dinner. For our prom we chose Madison as the location, Summer Breeze as the theme, and Millcreek provided the music. Afterwards we ate at Jac-CenDel and went to see The Return of the Pink Panther.” Officers for this year were President Jerry Vollmer, Vice-President-Martha Scheidler, Secretary-Rick Turner, and Treasurer-Melissa Wolf. 4 Council members were Todd Reisman, Eddie Schwering and Rita Westerman.

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 If a picture paints a thousand words then why can’t I paint you? . . . Then where am I to go? . . This is the leading question now direction We must all become something, and that can be anything we choose. The senior year is definitely a year of decisions and a year of 'lasts', it seemed as if everything we did we realized we wouldn't do again. We shed a few tears over the end of basketball season, our final prom, and the last time we had to eat in the school cafeteria. Of course there was graduation, it was a tremendous tear jerker. as it was the last time we would be together as a class, and besides that, everyone else had ther Kleenex out Don't get any mistaken ideas, though, that this was a sad year for us, it wasn't. We had most of our credits and many of us got to go home half a day or out into the working world. If we weren't fortunate enough to get away, we could take courses which we previously had had no time for and made our days a bit more interesting. For six whole weeks we wer e promoted to presidents of our own countries in our government classes. Together we traveled to the far away place of Washington. D.C.. viewed an actual trial in the metropolis of Versailes. and passed U S. Government. Aside from, or probably because of. everything else, it was fun |ust being a senior and enjoying the prestige which accon anies that position of supremacy and believe it or not some of us actually enjoyed selling raffle tickets. Though we have known many of our classmates for 13 years and become good friends we have always had varied interests. It is these interests and our own selves that wil determine xr places in the future Though. What lies behind us. and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.

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JAMES ADAMS Track (UJ.4). Cross Country (U.3.4), Basketball (3.3.4); MVP Track (3), MVP Cross Country (3)» MVP Baseball (3)» Most Determined Cross Country (4). Most Determined Track (3)» Pep Club (1.4) » Yearbook (3.4)» Band (U.3.4), Pep Band (UJ), FFA (I.3.3.4)» FFA Treasurer (3.4) ROGER ADAMS Baseball (UJ.4); Golf (4). Manager Basketball (I). Pep Clubj 1.3). Chess Club • 4 » Spanish Club (I)» Chorus (I) TIM BARHORST Yearbook (3.4) RICKY A BAYNE Basketball (I)» Art Club (3J)» Spanish Club (I)» Drama Club (3)» Chorus (U.3) SHFRYL BORGMAN Art Club (I)» Pep Club (1.3)» Sunshine (I.3.3.4)» Yearbook (4), Prom Decoration Committee (3) JERRY ADAMS Track (I)» Basketball (I,)» Pep Club (U)« Latin Club (1.3) MIKE ALLEN National Honor Society (3.3.4)» Junior Heart Fund (3) TRACEY BARNES LARRY BLACK Track (1.3.3.4)» Basketball (I.3.3.4)» Baseball (I)» National FFA Convention (3)» FFA Parliamentary Procedure (UJ.4)» Pep Club (UJ.4)» Drama Club (3)» FFA (U.3.4)» Student Council (4)» Prom Server (3) STEVE BORGMAN 5