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

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SENIORS Stefcftitt Out I A STEP ABOVE THE REST As Seniors of '82-’83, we experienced quite a year, full of fun and excitement. One hundred eighty days seemed an eternity but we jumped right into the busiest year of high school. The first major event the class encountered was ordering caps, gowns and announcements during a meeting in the cafeteria. September eighth marked our second major activity; the day we all came in our best clothes and brilliant smiles for pictures. Our first money-maker consisted mainly of turkey and dressing; it was none other than the Senior Class Dinner. The Seniors anxiously awaited their spring trip to Florida, selling raffle tickets after Christmas to cut the cost. As the year pro- gressed our money began to dwindle; it seems nearly everything a senior does is connected to money! As each season of the year closed, senior athletes ex- perienced a pang of sadness. One after the other the sports were played for the' final time. The annual trip to the State House was taken on February seventeenth. We attended an elegant night at a Southern Plantation as the juniors spon- sored the Prom, May seventh. Many of us enjoyed betting on the horses. After our last full week at school a few of us attended Kings Island's Grad Night. Graduation crept up on us suddenly, and was over before we knew it. With flowers, caps and gowns in place we nervously awaited the “Pomp and Circumstance.” Faces saddened as we reminisced over the past four years. Our high school career had come to an end. Although the year passed quickly—those 180 days were just a blur—it will not soon be forgotten. Mr. Westerman aids Scott on a Senior Math problem.

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SENIORS' DELIGHT What could be better than to leave the snow, rain and cold weather to begin a journey to the sunny, orange-groved land of Florida where the well-known character of Mickey Mouse lives. You’re right, nothing could be bet- ter! Well that’s what the Seniors of ’83 did. Departing on March 21, the Seniors began their twenty-two hour bus ride to Orlando. On Tues- day, March 22, the Seniors finally reached their destination. After checking into the Days Inn Lodge the eighty member group prepared for Wet ’n Wild where they ex- perienced the wonderful world of water. Of course, not many escaped without a sunburn. The next three days were spent at Walt Disney World which was fun, interesting and educational. Upon arriving, the Seniors had the tough decision of deciding whether to see the Magic Kingdom first or the new- ly built EPCOT Center by monorail which connected both. Whatever decision was made, the first, as well as the following two days were ex- citing and fun. On Friday, March 25, at 10:00 p.m., the Seniors started the long journey home. Many Seniors were finding it hard to believe that they were anxiously awaiting the sweet sight of Jac-Cen-Del High School. Senior guys enjoy the sights. Debbie takes the big plunge. Try and get out of this one. Jim! Jim and Bob enjoy their ice cream. Dale and Mike find a friend. 12