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

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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.

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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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Department chairman Mrs. Shackford tries to get a point across to one of her writing lab classes. 1 5 22.3 nouns Q1 At the Thespian open house, Mr. Geuder explains what is involved in becoming a Thespian to interested students. no nevv courses were introduced into the curriculum, revisions did take place in the Language Arts department. Two changes included the addition of juniors on the Outlook staff and the content of ASP was modified since a different instructor was teaching it. Various courses were offered ranging from theatre experience to college preparatory courses and attendance proved Ethnic Literature, Directed Individualized Reading, and Personalized Writing as the more popular courses. As one student concluded, Per- sonalized Writing gives the students a chance to express himself through his own free writing styIes. 30 Language Arts -. ,tl ' ibnap In v ucsascaqg I penis 0 noni! 0 crisis 1 fri nf:-aaoonr Q N.,-C as nf. .1 ovuuauou Q4 a onusueanlx u o A so 5 ueoooloexn ooslnnvua tnlllttcu Aoliflnilu :unclean Qauabdu cueconl Quin SiO ? 5 S L 2 QM Overlooking Barb Kuenzi's miniature layout, Mr. Smrha gives his approval during Publications Design class.