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

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DEBUT After another all too short but ex- citing summer the faculty and students returned to Jac-Cen-Del for the 1982-83 school year. Everyone's time schedule had to be changed for we all were accustom- ed to later hours. The classrooms, halls and park- ing lot again filled to capacity as the students got back into the swing of things. Clubs held their first meetings, getting reacquainted with old members and gaining new ones. The teachers soon had their classes in order and underway, and soon the first tests would be given. Time passes quickly and fall will fade into winter and we all know what winter brings, CHRISTMAS BREAK! After vacation comes the dreaded semester exams. Finally spring will arrive and along with it comes sunshine, Spring Break and senioritis. Graduation will appear on the horizon and soon after, the end of school for the underclassmen. Then the halls will be empty again until the first bell of next year rings to call classes to order. Ripley County Tourney draws a large crowd. Mr Clarkson reads through his upcoming assignments. Sgt. Bill Essex emphasizes an important point. Jett watches our camera at the Sunshine Dance. Jack stops the traffic to let the buses depart 2

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jac-Cen-Del High School Osgood, Indiana 47037 Volume Eight 1983 TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING........................2 DEDICATION.....................3 AWARDS.........................4 SENIORS.......................10 STAFF.........................30 CLASSES ......................40 ACTIVITIES....................68 SPORTS ...................... 96 CLUBS........................112 ADS..........................134 CLOSING .....................160

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TOTAL DEVOTION As young children, each of us has looked toward those around us for guidance. We have sought advice from parents, teachers, friends, and , irious other persons. Surely one of the most helpful and influential per- sons who has led numerous students through their high school years is Mr. Charles R. Miller. Mr Miller has taught, coached and served as principal at J-C-D for a total of thirty-two years. He has spent much of his time working among the students and whenever one saw or spoke to him he always has had a smile and a friendly word to say. Although many times we students didn’t agree with his deci- sions, deep down each of us knew he has always had our best interests in mind. Mr. Miller's hope is that he will be remembered as “ ... one who cared about all my students.” As past students look back on their high school years, Mr. Miller will be someone whom each of us will remember with fond memories. Mr Miller celebrates Hat and Button Day in fine form. Steve. Senior Class President. Mrs. Miller and Principal Miller pose with new portrait for the school. Mr Miller makes his closing remarks at his final graduation. A few souvenirs of “Mickey Mouse Land are in Mr Miller's possession. Mr Miller takes an easy moment behind his desk. 3