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

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Pi Photos by Mary Nowlan s', . rl ' Y A, .lv a fm , I ' M, fy K mv . 'M A X M 4 ,Q . in F t 1. ' J' '- -4-Qu' ff .e I ,E 1 V.-K ,M -' --. Homecoming Escorts, front row: Chris Leonard-representing tennis: John Strausser-wrestling: Gary Utecht-cross country: Clark I-lermanson-gymnastics: Tom Watson-baseball. Back row: Jim Weiss-golf: John Cerveny-swimmingg Scott Lauer-fine arts: George Cook- track. Not pictured: Nick Homan-basketball. as ' 5 Q. 'Q 1 4 W 5 IX

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16 Spirit Days Many juniors show their enthusiastic spirit during a home football game at Kingston Stadium. if ' 1-314 ii? Displaying school spirit, senior Lynne Forrest participates in Punk Rock day, which was part of Beat Wash Week.