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

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Lisa Jones Todd Norman MOST MUSICAL INSTRUMENTAL NO DOUBT!! John Billman Jefl Burton Suzette Bean Charlie Copeland MOST SPIRITED Scott Smith Vickie Black BEST LOOKING 29

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WE ARE THE BEST . . . Nancy Smith Gary Tunny MOST ARTISTIC Theresa Wagner MOST HUMOROUS

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STAFF STEPPING OUT TO HELP Jac-Cen-Del has an exceptional faculty, staff, and ad- ministration. Everyone knows the faculty's talent in teaching, but who knew how talented they were at soc- cer? The faculty swept the soccer tournament, winning easily in both games. Although the teachers did have to forfeit the trophy for not paying their registration fee, that just goes to show that no one is perfect. There were many new faces at J-C-D this year. The new teachers were Miss Fellows, Miss Montgomery, Mr. Owens, Mr. Westerman. Mr. Whaley, and Mr. Yentes. Mr. Peetz. was the man to call when something was broken since he was the new day janitor. Mrs. Anne French, a member of the School Board, resigned in December and Mr. Edward Schmidt was the man who ably filled her spot. New cooks included Jane Ann Van Kirk, Dorothy Busteed and Marlene Hughes. A familiar face that will be missed is Mr. Miller. After many years of service to the school and community, he is retiring. His smiling face and pep cheers over the intercom system will be missed by everyone. The students were not the only ones to show spirit. The cooks sponsored a contest at Valentine’s Day. To win a person had to guess the number of candy hearts in a jar. The prize was a spirit jacket, kisses from the cooks, and a candy heart. Last but not least are our 15 bus drivers. Everyday they deliver nearly 900 students to school. Each day they safely drove 839 miles. As you can see, our faculty, staff and ad- ministrators are versatile and talented. They have indeed “Stepped out to help. Miss Whalbring works on budgetary matters tor the corporation