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

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RETIREMENT BRINGS RELIEF! ' ’ ou never value something until it is gone.” Whoever said that certainly had Jack in mind. Jack has been much more than a janitor for us—he has been a confidant, a practical joker, a good friend and reliable employee. Although we wish Jack every happiness as he retires, we cer- tainly will realize his true value next year when he is not in the halls. ne of the stabilizing influences of the Junior High has always been Mr. Clarkson. We say always, because he has been involved with this end of the building and these students nearly since its inception. As a teacher and coach Mr. Clarkson has touched the lives of many, many students who have passed through the doors of J-C-D. Our best wishes go with him as he retires, but he certainly has left large shoes to fill. While Jack is known foe his |Ovial personality he also has his serious side . . . Now do you understand why we call him smilin'Jack! . . . The table is set in style for Mr. Cs last meal at JCD—spaghetti! ... Mr. Clarkson is ready and waiting for his next class. 2 HIGHLIGHTS

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ECHOES OF 84 TABLE OF CONTENTS HIGHLIGHTS..................2 SENIORS....................14 STAFF......................30 ACTIVITIES.................36 CLASSES....................76 SPORTS.....................98 ADS.......................114 JAC-CEN-DEL HIGH SCHOOL OSGOOD. IN 47037 VOLUME NINE 1983-84 On your mark, get set, go! These three pictures mark the year long progress of repairing JCD's roof. The middle picture proudly displays the finished product.

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CAPSULIZING JCD O n August 29 the hallways of JCD began to fill with students as another school year began. As we walked through the building, sounds of laughter and talk could be heard everywhere. Freindships soon were rekindled. Students quickly fell back into the everyday routine, but this year was uni- que since construction was being com- pleted on the roof. However, we quickly adapted to the loud noises, room changes, and the omnipresence of buckets catching water from the roof. As we adjusted to the cosmetic changes of our building, we also got to know our new principal, Mr. Phebus. Another new face was our student exchange student, Martha Gonzelez. Martha, our exchange student from Cali, Columbia, shared a special friendship with Miss Jewell, our Spanish teacher . . . Christi and Mary enjoy a carefree moment while they work on their pinata for Spanish Class ... An unexpected surprise came early in the school year when an outhouse dedicated to the Senior Class was left anonymously on the school's front lawn. Melissa. Nancy, and Melissa seem happy as they gaze into our camera during the pep session for the girl's sectional . . . Our spirit was easy to spot at the County Tourney. There was a mystic kind of specialty to 1984. The seniors had a great year, one which was certainly not in the toilet despite the outhouse left in their honor! Certainly our athletes and fans enjoyed a stupendous year as team after team was named Conference champs. New faces, new sounds, and lots of fun—That's what highlighted the echoes of '84! HIGHLIGHTS }