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

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uat l-lungin' mound Relaxation. Everyone needs a break from the boring, exciting, or indifferent classes that occupy one's daily schedule. In these hallowed halls filled with a mass of teaming humanity, people search out a com- fortable spot to relax and unwind during lunch, or a stolen moment be- tween classes. Favorite spots differ among groups. Jocks usually can be found standing by the dinin room en- trance lined up along the wall of the windows. Smokers favor the patio by the victory bell, or outside the door at the end of the' industrial arts hall. Cheerleaders sit or stand near the en- trance to the girls Iockerroom. The rest of the non-classifiable people ei- ther head for McDonald's or brave sitting in the Iunchroom. In the morn- ings there are always a few people clustered hungrily around the dough- nut sellers. But no matter where they choose to take a break--the majority of students at Jefferson spend some part of the day just hanging around.