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

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Mi» Sunshine Personality and Her Court Juanita Swinney, Mike Douglas, Darlena Craig, Jerry Miller, Monica Schutte, Gary Muckerheide, Sheila Smith, Mike Pittman, Sandy Biddle. Kenny Sizemore, Andi Thayer, and Leonard Huntington. STUDENT LIFE 15

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14 posievesi. . . When February draws near, people's minds turn toward thoughts of sweethearts and dances. This year's Sweetheart Ball, on January 25, 1986, was no exception. The theme of the ball was Forever In My Heart. Monica Schutte was crowned Miss Sunshine Per- sonality and her name was placed on a plaque with last year's winner. The three Senior candidates for Miss Sunshine Personality were Monica Schutte, escorted by Gary Muckerheide; Sheila Smith, escorted by Mike Pittman; and Darlene Craig, escorted by Jerry Miller. They raised $186.00 in penny votes for the three local fire departments. Their court consisted of Junior Sandy Biddle, escorted by Kenny Sizemore; Sophomore Juanita Swinney, escorted by Mike Douglas; and Freshman Andi Thayer, escorted by Leonard Huntington. To appease appetites, a buffet was served with cheeseballs, luncheon meat, soft drinks, and potato chips. The servers, from the Eighth Grade, were Shannon White, Bonnie Mozingo, Glenda Comer, Rebecca Dunsil, and Nicole Sparks. The gym was beautiful with decora- tions done in lavendar, light blue, and silver. Balloon bouquets were used as table centerpieces. To remember the dance, the girls worked hard on a balloon arch to have professional pictures taken under. Music for the dance was perform- ed by the band “Legend. Monica Schutte. escorted by Gary Muckerheide. is crowned 1985-86 Miss Sunshine Personality. Shannon, Jim and Dee Dee stop to get something to eat after a long evening of dancing. Angie and John smile as they are dancing the night away. STUDENT LIFE

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TVene CAe Prohibition and a Speak Easy in the 1980's? That was the 1920's setting of the Junior-Senior Prom held at the Elks' Ballroom in Greensburg on Saturday, April 26, from 9:00 to 12:00. The theme was The Best of Times. When the guests arrived at Wimpy's,” they had to use the password, hamburgers, to receive admission. A casino and horse races were on the second floor; the tables and dancing were on the third floor. Servers showed the guests to their tables, covered with white table cloths. A swan filled with pink flowers, a pink candle, a $200 play money per couple, pink and black garters, and wine glasses were table decorations. The glasses and garters had the theme printed on them. Pictures to com- memorate the event were taken on the balcony overlooking the dance floor. The crowning of the royalty was the major highlight of the evening. King and Queen were Mark Fry and Kathy Keck, respectively. Members of the court were Kristy Eaton, Beth McKown, Jackie Swinney, Jim Dickman, Cecil Franke, and Jim Scheidler. The royal court danced to You're the Inspiration, the Senior Class song, by Chicago. Prom servers were Robyn Huskey, Tracy Peetz, Laura Volk, Scott Huff, Bill Meyers, and Mike Schutte. Music was provided by Music and Video Productions. The Prom ended at mid- night with the last dance to The Search is Over, the Junior Class Song, by Survivor. Mike and David share a story and a laugh at the bar. The King and Queen candidates walk in . . . Mark and Beth . . . Cecil and Kristy ... Jim and Kathy . Jim and Jackie. 16 STUDENT LIFE