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

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Jim epitomizes the energy, sweat and struggle that each member of the Cross Country team puts into the season. HIGHLIGHTS 7

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AWARD WINNERS ' p he Boys' Varsity Cross Country team and coach Don Yentes had an outstanding season with a record of 15 and 0, finishing first in the Conference. We had the best team in the school's history. We had some super individual performances throughout the season, said Coach Yentes of his team. Some of those performances on the 5,000 m course were Cecil Franke with a new school record of 15:58 and Tom Hughes with a new course record of 16:10. T. Hughes, Franke, and Mark Hughes were named All Conference, All Sectional and All County. Franke was named All Regional. At the Fall Banquet several boys received Varsity letters including T. Hughes, Franke, M. Hughes, Ron Wagner, Jim Rose, Eric Volz, Randy Meyer, Rick Meyer, Jeff Bradley, and Jeff French. Other members received Cer- tificates. Special awards went to Rick Meyer—Scholastic Award, Volz—Most Improved, Franke—Most Determined, and T. Hughes received MVR for the se- cond consecutive season. Coach Yentes said that Tom displayed much leadership and made the other members run harder. Varsity Boy County firs Cross-Cou Varsity Boys Cross-Country Scores : first OR VC: first Sectional: first Regional- fifth J-C-D 2 Southwestern 35 J-C-D 25 Greensburg 45 Fi J-C-D 20 Milan 39 J-C-D 19 Rising Sun 40 J-C-D 34 Batesville 36 Milan 64 South Ripley 101 (County) J-C-D 15 Lawrenceburg 4 jJI-O ySouth Ripley 49 t J-C .J 24 South Dearborn 33 J-C-D 20 East Central 38 J-C-D 18 Switzerland County 45 J-C-D 16 North Decatur 43 PC-D 15 Shawe 50 J-C -D Batesvillc 45 Rising bun V3 v rankUr ' 5 45 Milan 74 After the win at the Madison Sectional the boys demonstrate their pride, front Mark Hughes. Jim Rose. Tom Hughes. Eric Volz, Ricky Meyer. Mike Hughes, back Jeff Bradley. Ron Wagner, manager Jeff French. Cecil Franke. Norman Kappes. Randy Meyer. Coach Yentes Cecil and Tom pace each other and race their shadows to the finish line. Eric pounds out the paces toward another victory for J-C-D. 6 HIGHLIGHTS

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HIGHLIGHTS OF HOMECOMING T T omecoming was January 27 during ■ half-time of the Southwestern J-C- D varsity game. Everyone anxiously waited for things to get underway when the lights were dimmed. The band began playing Through The Years. and the Homecoming princesses, queen can- didates and their escorts made their way into the gym. Shannon Williams and Todd Men- chhofer represented the Freshman Class; Sheila Smith and Matthew Wolter the Sophomore Class, and Rosemary Billman and Tony Smith the Junior Class as princesses and escorts, respectively. The Seniors chose Cecilia Stier. Jodi Bloom. Teresa Tunny, Yvonne Newhart and Gayle Peter as their Homecoming queen candidates with Mike Huffmeyer, Lee Bohman, Tom Hughes, Jim Ricke, and Jeff Wagner as escorts. Jim Rose, Student Council President, crowned Gayle Peter the 1983-84 Homecoming Queen and Tom Hughes as king. With a kiss for the queen, Jim closed out the ceremonies. After the game which J-C-D won, the D.J. kept everyone dancing from 10:00 to 12:00. Senior Jeff Smith jumps against a Southwestern player at the start of the ballgame Gayle s happy look of surprise is shared by everyone The sassy melody Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy is performed by Kris Moore. Angie Meisberger. Pam as she is announced Homecoming queen. Meisberger. Monica Schutte. Jackie Swinney, and Kathy Keck . This year s handsome court included Row one: Rosemary Billman. Tony Smith. Todd Menchhofer. Dionne Schormck. Matthew Wolter. Sheila Smith; Row two: Jodi Bloom. Mike Huffmeyer. Jim Ricke, Yvonne Newhart, Row three Cecilia Stier. Jeff Wagner. Gayle Peter, Tom Hughes. Lee Bohman. and Teresa Tunny 8 HIGHLIGHTS