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

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Every senior will be able co someday reflect back to his senior year and to recall the many echoes of note taking and discussion times during govern- ment class. Jodi and Gayle have mischievous smiles as they check out an event at the prom. Tammy smiles hopefully as she draws a stub from among the many hundreds of tickets of the senior raffle. V n August 29 another school year began. As students settled into the routine of classes, homework and tests, there was a special kind of uniqueness to this year for one group of students: the Senior Class. The seniors soon discovered that this final year of their high school career would be very different from their former school years. The excitement of the year began with senior pictures and the anticipation of graduation was strengthened as caps and gowns were ordered. 14 SENIORS

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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

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SENIORS Day by day the year quickly passed and the seniors settled into the routine of school life. Despite frequent outbursts of senioritis, many seniors worked hard to improve their academic standing and to make this year something of which to be proud. This determination paid off as many seniors were rewarded with academic and leadership honors. Gayle Peter was awarded class Valedictorian and was the recipient of the DAR Good Citizen Award, while Karen Moore was named class Salutatorian. Lisa Selkirk earned the Business Department Award. Many events highlighted this year for the seniors. Their trip to Orlando, Rorida, during spring break included nearly fifty classmates. Shortly afterward the seniors were guests of honor at the Junior-Senior Prom at the Madison Moose Lodge. A novel event this year was the Awards Banquet in May to honor various seniors with academic and finan- cial awards. Finally, the fated day drew near and as the class prepared themselves for gradua- tion, many took time to consider their high school years. The echoes of their past were vivid as they reflected on the many memories which made their high school years something special. Carla rtetivet Iasi minute adjustments from her mother moments before graduation Debbie and Amy smile brilliantly as they watt to have then senior portraits taken SENIORS 15