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

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Seniors 29 1- SENIORS SENIORS Senior Officers and Sponsor: (Clockwise) Louis Woiler. Daring the Health Occupations class offered at SI VS, Tohy Robinson checks Roxanna Kappes' blood pressure Jodi Bloom, Secretary, Jim Rose, President; Marvin Hall, Treasurer, Karen Moore, Vice-President s Mike Huffmeyer focuses on our camera while Mr. 0| We caught Bobby Tunny completely off guard! Tamie Phillips practices her smile as she waits to have her senior picture taken

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SENIORS SENIORS Taylor. Gary (not pictured) Toops, Darin Gene SIVS(3.4 .FFA (1.2.3) Tunny. Robert James Bobby Boys' State Alternate (3 . FFA (1.2.3); Office Aide (3) n V Tunny. Stephen Joseph Butch FFA (2.3.4); SIVS (3.4) Tunny, Teresa Marie Mouse Chorus (1,2); Flag (2,3); Homecoming Queen Candidate (4 , Pum- pkin Show Queen Candidate (4); Sunshine Society (1,2); Office Aide (3 . Basketball (3.4; Statistician (Boys'), 4); Cross Country (4; MVR A Track (2,3.4) Wagner. Jeff Paul Get Class President (lh Homecoming Escort (4 , FFA (1.2.3); SIVS (3.4X Basketball (1.2; Most Rebounds 2; Statistician 1); Track (1) Werner, Amy Sue Drama Club (3,4); Sunshine Convention (1 , Best Supporting Ac- tress (3 . Sunshine Society (1.2,3.4); SIVS (3.4); Student Librarian (4); Cross Country (1,2 MVR 1,2); Track (1,2; Most Determined 1; School Record 1) Wilhoit, Greg A. Wilma Art Club (2,3.4; Vice-President 3); SIVS (3.4; DECA 3.4; Vice- President 4X Basketball (1) Wolter.John Louis Band (1.2.3.4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Contest 2,3); Boys' State Alternate (3); FFA State Convention (2,3); National Honor Society (3.4); FFA (1,2,3); Latin Club (2,3,4 V. Basketball (1,2,3.4); Baseball (1.2) Wren,Jon L. Band (1); Homecoming Escort (2); Prom Server (2V. FFA (2.3V. Teacher s Aide (3.4); Basketball (1,2,3,4; Free Throw 3; Most Im- proved l,2X Baseball (1 2.3,4); Golf (3.4; Most Improved 3; All- Conference 3); Track (3,4) iti 28 Seniors

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The echoes of teachers' past laughter, encouragement and helpfulness ring throughout the teachers ’ lounge. Mr Westerman reviews a test with a Chemistry class. Mrs. Rose says, Thumbs Up! Certainly there are days when a teacher must feel that his work with a student seems to be stagnant and unproductive. It is difficult for an educator to see the long term effect his wisdom has upon a student when they work together on a day-to-day basis. Yet a teacher needs only to take a mo- ment to compare a student’s attitude at the beginning of the school year to that same student's attitude at the end of the school year. Then the teacher will see that his knowledge and patience is reflected by the student and that he has improved because of it. While a teacher may feel he is not reaching his students, he must remain patient. Soon he will see the echoes of his hard work and planning as these students mature. He will see that the students whom he felt he was not helping are now able to make independent deci- sions, to solve problems logically, and to overcome life's many challenges. 30 Staff