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

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I D E A L LY! the 1 974 Statesman will portray personalities and events as they really were at Jefferson instead of how they could have been. lt was with this idea in mind that the Statesman staff chose We're all in this together as its theme. More than ever before, students found themselves caught up in affairs of the country such as the Watergate scandal, the energy crisis, and rising inflation. Concerned views over national problems, however, were not the only ones expressed. Ranging from familiarizing themselves with a completely new administration, and with them their briefcases full of innovative policies, to suffering through the worst season of J- Hawk football in 1 2 years, Jeff students went through it together. Freezing classrooms resulting from the energy crisis, phone calls to parents in the aftermath of the new attendance policy, and a general wave of apathy among students were all common oc- currences as, once again, J-Hawk students un- derwent another year aimed at the completion of high school. ' r mmf SQ gf3,',,, ,,, 4- 5,5 ' ' - K sizable M: rt' wr' A HJ m f ,, .,,. 5' , ,, -aaa.

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,ff A - . 60p ening II11 pl'eSSiQl1S a fe ideas or sensations implanted into the brain as the result of an ex- perience. Walking through the halls of Jefferson is indeed an experience, which leaves its im- pressions upon the minds of the students who spend their days in varied activities. As the students are different, so are their impressions. Whether school is remembered as a time of really living and enjoying or a time of painful drudgery depends upon the individual. Just as each in- dividual has his own unique fingerprints, Jeffer- son has left its own impressions for all of us to recall. Noob' -wr -vt' u Y X. ff ,, . gi , -. u. LM Y' Kruk? ef A ik 1 an J my .kr A g. . I, ,,kkL K .f'