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

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Spirit stick tells inner Yelling, cheering, and the spirit stick competi- tion are all the little things that, when added togeth- er, make up a J-Hawk pep assembly. Pep assemblies helped break up the monotony of the school day for the students, while they also helped to bring the whole day together in an effort to boost school spirit. The pep assemblies are great, exclaimed a sopho- more, Todd Miskimen. lt's about the only time l know when you can get totally radical during school, and not get in trouble for it. I feel we should have a lot more of them. But not all students had a positive attitude toward the pep assemblies and how they were run. Patty Roloff, senior, revealed, Many seniors were confused about certain expectations that the administration wanted us to fulfill. Our definition seemed to differ from theirs. lf we did what they wanted us to, we were dominated by the underclassmen. Who are these 'pep assemblies' for? 10 Pep Assemblies During various pep assemblies, these stu- dents help display true J-Hawk spirit: QD Senior section, 121 Laura Knox, 132 Victor Gibbs and Steve Gilbert, Q41 Miss Walton and senior section, Q55 Mr. Fowler and Mr. Cox, Q61 Micki Carver, UD Todd Moore and David Davies, 18D Michele Ricklefs, Stacy Hansel, and Mary Thompson, f9J Greg Cooley and mother, 1101 Jeff Knox and mother, Qllj Senior section. no 1 I A twfa 3 I

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