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

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a yearbook be without the services of dependable photographers? And yet, how often does the staff pause to thank them for a job well done? The Statesman staff has been blessed with four talented photographers who have placed the taking of pictures before all else during the school year. They've been seen standing in the rain covering the Jeff-Kennedy football game, arriving at 7: 10 a.m. to take photos of the winners in the state DECA contest, or loading film for the next day at 1 ,a.m. No other staff member has been expected to be in ten different places at the same time. So, it's to you devoted photographers that we dedicate this spread. Thanks a million Keith Jensen, Steve Kramer, Cindy Williamson, and Mike Mercerl For whoever heard of publishing a yearbook without photographers. iftft 2 Ph t g ph s Dedlcstlon

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'i ' lui? s W7 Ah MW vfmwlf' Qnwlisaoyy f n 22 Kidso theirJobs gsm g gif . lnsuring a proper fit is Scott Walker's business at Baker's Shoe Store. Mixing pleasure with work, Dan Kaiser takes time out from his job at Hy-Vee to talk to Barb Vance, another junior. 'Don't complain to methatour gas is 56.9, I only work herel protested senior Bobbie Graham, who worked at a local gas sta- tion. lt looks somewhat strange for a girl to pump gas, but l really like it. To some kids a job seemed to be all work, but to others it's spraying someone with the fire extinguisher while they are sitting on the jon, playing volleyball with card- board boxes, or getting chocolate cream pie tossed into their face. Of course, these little in- cidents happened only when the supervisor left the room! Movies, dances, food, gas, parties, clothes .... were some of the good reasons kids had jobs. l work at a grocery store so I have extra spending money, remarked junior Dan Kaiser. Although some complain about dragging themselves out of bed at 6 a.m. after a wild Friday night, they look forward to next Friday-for again it'll be payday and another wild party! Others save their money. l'm not one to go out very much and spend my money. You might say I'm very tight with it, revealed senior Chris Bouzek. I'm saving it for a car, college, and I'm planning on getting married soon. -, .- ..f-vw 1 .. ' -V L . - M? , - ,7 ..',i A-J '- Y' J' P