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

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SC. FAIR HAS SECOND SUCCESS n March 17, the second annual Science Fair was held in the Jac- Cen-Del gymnasium. Approximately 150 students in grades 7-12 participated. The student projects utilized the scien- tific method or abstract. The students had to answer questions concerning their projects as the judges, Mr. Steve Comer and Mr. Daeker from South Ripley, evaluated the projects. The Grand Award winner was Mike Workman, Division Awards went to San- dy Biddle, Carla Mozingo, Bettie Ritchie and Connie Mozingo. Several students went on to the regional competition: Shannon Neal, Anita Stier, Sandy Luers, Mary Beth Gehl, Angela Muckerheide, Lee Davidson, Mike Workman, Andi Thayer, Bettie Ritchie, Connie Mozingo, Sandy Biddle, Carla Mozingo, John Bunselmeier and Scott Swartz. Our regional winners were Bettie Rit- chie—Honorable Mention, Lee David- son—third place and Sandy Biddle—third place. Sieve demonstrates his project for the camera A sample project from the Science Fair . . Andi and Judge Daecker converse about her project LaRhonda and Nancy await Judge Comer s next question. 12 HIGHLIGHTS

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19 84 BATILE of -tt Closses SPIRIT EXPLOSION Huge posters throughout the halls proclaimed the theme of Spirit Week. Twenty-five cheerleaders represent J-C-D. First Row: Pamela Meisberger, Sheila Smith, Dee Dee Eaton, Kristy Eaton. Karen Moore, Susanne Ahrens, Jodi Bloom. Tammy Ellis, Jackie Swinney; Second Row: Carla Mozingo. Gndy Schutte, Casey Robinson. Jenni Kestler. Ten Hartman. Audra Rolf, Beth McKown. Angie Dobbs. Third Row: Diane Orr, Jill Bloom. Anita Stier. Juanita Swinney. Lori Adkmson. Andi Thayer. Jennifer Westerman, Amy Peters. Susanne begins a sideline as she runs off the floor. Cindy and Angie are amazed at our punk rockers Sheila, Alisa. Monica, and Beth. The Battle of the Classes—Spirit Week 1984—was filled with ac- tivities designed to raise that Eagle Spirit and send our Flying Eagles into Sectional battle. Snow days on Tuesday, Wednes- day, and Thursday undermined plans for Red and Blue Jeans, Decorate Your Locker, Dress Western, and Hat and But- ton days. However Jac-Cen-Del fans overcame adverse conditions by building a huge Spirit Chain and dressing for Punk Rock day on Friday. During the pep ses- sion the cheerleaders did a punk rock cheer, Shake-shake, and awards were given to the Most Spirited Fans of the season. All classes joined together to raise the rafters and give our Eagles a big send off. HIGHLIGHTS 11

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REJOICE. GIUE THANKS. AND SING! j he Spring Concert was given on May 6. The Junior and Senior High Bands and Choruses, along with the Elementary Bands, performed a variety of music featuring praise and rejoicing. Dur- ing the presentation, all Seniors received special awards. The nine Senior members were each given a rose in remembrance of their musical efforts. The National Choral Award went to Jim Newhart; the John Philip Sousa Award and the Tammy Doyle Award were presented to Gayle Peter. Thejunior High Choral Award was awarded to Diane Wilkening and the Junior High Band Award went to Mike Schutte. The Art Club also displayed an art show in the weight room. The art added extra color and flair to the Spring Concert. Mr Hyde is ready to begin an acapella number with the High School Chorus. Gayle graciously accepts the Tammy Doyle Memorial award from Mr. Hyde. Seniors Keith. Andrea. Gayle. Yyonne. Ruth Ann. Gary must have noticed the photographer! and Martha seriously contemplate the rose honor- ing their year's work, another final moment as a Senior HIGHLIGHTS 13