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

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Sr. Banquet is Four nee again the Napoloen State Bank sponsored the Senior Awards Banquet. The award portion began with Mr Phebus presenting perfect attendance certificates to fourteen students and Presidential Academic Fitness Awards to ten. Awards were given to the outstanding student in each of the following subjects: Art, Home Economics, Business Educa- tion, Physics, Mathematics, Senior English Research, Chorus and Band. Several local organizations also showed their support of our Seniors by offering scholarships in varied amounts. Organizations represented were Delta Kappa Gamma, Kappa Kappa Kappa, VFW, 40 8, UPS, NHS, SSS, JCDEA, US Marines and US Army Reserves. Scholarships were given in honor of Charles R. Miller, Tony and Blanche Young and Georgia Lee Mulford. Educational institutions represented were Ball State, Hanover, Franklin, Mt. St. Joseph, University of Evansville, Vincennes University, and Indiana Voca- tional Tech. Even the state of Indiana was involved through the Hoosier Scholar'' awards. A new tradition began this year when the Herf Jones Academic Scholar award was presented to Beth Ann Bodenberg, who also received the DAR Good Citizenship Award. Other older tradi- tions were continued: Senior Athletic Blanket Awards went to Norman Kappes and Nancy Rose; Outstanding Vocational School Student Awards went to Todd Menchhofer and Steve Meister; Extra- Curricular Awards were earned by DeAn- na Eaton, Lewis Ludwig, Bettie Ritche and Sandra Biddle. The evening closed with the introduc- tion of each Senior and his her future plans. Teresa Hughes and Steve Ward discuss what it wiU be like when Steve receives the Student Council gavel Norman Kappes and Nancy Rose are honored with the prestigious US Army Reserve Academic and Athletic Award SENIORS 13

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Parcncs and Napoleon State Bank board members and staff, as well as presen tors showed up in force to honor our Seniors. Cindy anticipates using her dictionary and thesaurus at Ball State next year. Cindy Pil2, Raymond Huskey, and Kurt Kuntz wait patiently while the rest of their classmates are introduced. 12 SENIORS

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Living on a bus sure is fun! . The statue of Liberty Th r Seniors count their luggage and prepare to is a must sight in New York City board the bus. m n April 8, 1987, at 6:00 p.m., 33 Seniors and 3 chaperones boarded a bus bound for Washington, D.C. Our first stop was for breakfast after a long night of traveling and not much sleeping. Following breakfast and a chance to freshen up, we stopped at the Grant Memorial to have a picture taken. Then it was a day of touring with the guidance of our crazy tour director. Cliff Babe Taylor. A night at a hotel and a dip in the pool was in the plans for the next day. To our dismay, the Holiday Inn in Maryland was working on their pools so swimming was out of the question. We had a pizza party instead. This also assured us of enough extra energy to tour Philadelphia on Saturday. After seeing much of our country's history in that city, we had lunch at the Bourse before heading to New York City where we dressed in our finest to see the Broadway musical A Chorus Line. Our spirits were high on Sunday as we prepared ourselves to thoroughly enjoy the last day of our trip. We began with a bus tour of New York City, including Harlem and Chinatown. In the afternoon, we took a boat ride to the Statue of Liberty where we ate lunch and spent the afternoon before the return boat ride to Battery Park. Thirty-three exhausted seniors boarded the bus for the return trip to Osgood. A highlight of the last part of the trip was Cliffs party song. At 7:00 a.m., Monday, we gathered our belongings and unloaded the bus to go home and enjoy the day away from school sleeping. The consensus of the travellers was that the trip was worth the selling of the raffle tickets and the long bus ride, and that it was probably one of the best trips made by a Senior Class. 14 SENIORS