Jefferson High School - Statesman Yearbook (Cedar Rapids, IA)

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. 'lv 5 K .., , XT gil I ,... Mrs. Sharon Bruns fl Mrs. Helen Cimburek Mrs. Mary Jane Koutny 'rss 'iw Mrs. Wanda Ribble r2 if is ' Mrs. Carolee Wilford MCA. A, Mrs. Gloria Wilson ' ' E' .. ,. NaP lN.. Marv' Miss Pam Carlson Mr. James Franey Miss Sandra Holcomb -----...NM Rah '3' Performing secretarial duties for teachers occupies many hours for teacher aids Mrs. Ruby Phelps, Mrs. Sue Sakulin, and Mrs. Betty Sass. 28 Secretarial Stuff J' HANK ' Office secretary Mrs Ribble oversee s .fy , , ,,, Q, , . . M. workers at the dismiss table durln I'eQIStl'8tIOl'1

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egg. Teri Arnold shares in the excitement of a Home Economics wedding as Mr. Hoeppner lends a hand as father of the bride. lVIr. Leland Stewart Associate Principal Added speed bumps, locked bathrooms, and a stricter attendance policy were only a handful of many revisions students faced during the school year. Under the new atten- dance policy, each time a student was absent from class, an annoying, yet informative phone call was placed to respective parents. This new system was enacted six hours a day and proved to be very unpopular with students. Another in- itial happening during the year was Student Structured Time KSSTD, which was developed for students with 1 5 or more unexcused absences or one or more failing grades. Refusing to attend SST resulted in suspension from school and a student could not return until his parents held a conference with Nlr. Jacobson. But to those who did attend regularly, a mere six weeks of SST and a conference with a member of the administra- tion readmitted the student to a regular study hall. One other program added this year was Career Opportunities. Under this program, students could receive 1 to 5 credit hours for attending meetings pertaining to careers varying from veterinary medicine to interior decorating. , 9 ' ' ai ,af X ,N X pi, fb . 'IMA f 'i - Zan 'A,kxQ2 I ri' xy.. Couns I rs 27

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l N .. . E ,s , 'K t .t L i V Jw. v:, . - ,gl ' ' X 4,. Q ,V V Mrs. Joan Baird - f l L ' Nlf- Clem Camev . 'Y Mrs. Michelle Jolley l ll , s 'L l vl 4 f . f -' .5 , ,QA A , ik H Mrs. Anne Larson sd' we Mrs. Louise Paxton One of the many varied duties of library assistant Greta Carl is sorting and shelving books. Catching up on a biology assignment, Randy Jones relaxes in the library. VVHS way up and at- tendance correspondingly higher in the CMC this year according to enthusiastic CMC head, Mrs. Anne Larson. We have a bigger student staff than ever before and with the addition of Room 2 1 9 as a storage and viewing area, we're meeting the needs of students even better than ever. Investigative phone calls were an added burden for office secretaries as they continued in their unending quest to track down students absent from class. The majority of parents are glad we're calIing, remarked Mrs. Carolee Wilford, although a few have complained. I think it's made some kids think twice about skipping but there are others who just don't care.