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

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mil s say it all s summer ended and students returned to school. many expressions could be found. These expressions ranged from surprise and boredom to anticipation as another school year began. Smiles were easy to be found as new friends were made and old acquaintances were reunited. But quickly students were forced to realize that the l979- 80 school year would contain lots of hard work as well as fun. Of course, frowns and disappointment were to be found when things didn't work out just as planned. Seniors were smiling as they counted the days until they could finally graduate and advance on. as sophomores and juniors were anxious to step up a grade when school re- opened in the fall. As the year came to a close, everyone had to stop and pause to smile as they not only remembered how much they had to look back on, but how much more they could look fonvard to in the months ahead. . . , Q' IQ. We mf.. 6 NLQ xx Nw X Ss Rx XX From smiles to tears these J-Hawks express their emotions in various ways. They are: QI5 Campbell. Q35 Jenny Upah. Eric Lofdahl. Q45 Jim Taylor. Q55 Jay Young. Q65 Diann Henry. Q75 Sue Vanek. Q85 Patti Pealer. Q95 Sue Luenberger Ken Carlstedt. Cindy Postel, Tammy White Marilyn Vest, Terri White. Wendy Hamilton. QIO5 Kim Smeikal, Tim Swore. QI I5 Wynetta Ballew. QIJ5 Jeanne Scholl. Ql35 Lori Henkel Colette Slocum. QI45 Bob Edgeton. QI55 Jeff Behel. QI65 Carrie Eggers. QI 75 Jeff Crandall. Craig Bendixsen, Dick Mulholland. Q25 Kirk

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elebration parks varying motions omecoming I979 came early this year when, on October 6, 25 senior girls were announced as queen candidates. As each girl was escorted to her seat by a senior football player, she received a long stemmed red rose, traditional to Homecomings in the past. Tears of joy and hugs of con- gratulations overflowed as each of the girls' names were announced. Student Council again sponsored a bonfire, reminiscent of the 5O's. And even though October I9 was a chilly night, many loyal J-Hawks, including cheerleaders, coaches, athletes, spec- tators. and a newly formed pom-pon squad, showed up to boost school spirit for the Homecoming game against Ottumwa, The football team went on to win the game against the Bulldogs by a shutout score of I5-O. Also sponsored by the Student Council was a Homecoming raffle, but as in past years, the game ball was not the prize. This year, to help boost en- thusiasm in the project, a stereo was raffled off. The Homecoming dance was held on October 2l, with the theme of l'll Never Love This Way Again. Excitement radiates from the face of Teresa Munn as she is escorted down the aisle by Jeff Wilson. I6 Homecoming semifinalists HOMECOMING QUEEN SEMI-FINALISTS Front row: Julie Yost. Lori Henkel. LeaAnn Johnson, Dee Emerson. Colette Slocum. Laurie Ramsey, Linda Vyskocil. Second row: Sharon Waybill. Kristi Lighly, Della Rank. Marcia Bachman. Paula Dickson. Nancy Wells. Back Row: Michelle Hilton, Vicki Loerch, Kim Smejkal. Julie Bouzek, Jayne Etchingham. Sandy Jacobs. Vive Spanos, Teresa Munn. Carrie Eggers, Kathy Weil. Debbie Fowler. Diana Hahn,