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

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hree grades unlte This was the year of the J-Hawks, not the sopho- mores, juniors, or seniors, but the J-Hawks. This was the year in which Mr. Thomas Jefferson stopped by during a fall pep assembly. He and Mr. George Washington dueled to the death. After a fierce battle, Jefferson was victori- ous. Special events were held all through the year to com- memorate the silver anniver- sary of our school. The pep band put students in high spirits, as it earned a division one rating at state. J-Hawk spirit and pride were shown by many in these different ways-the wearing of army attire, par- ticipating in the competition yell, or being with friends at a basketball game. Everyone came together this year to show the pride that only J-Hawks have!

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J-Hawks reveal their own special pride in the many different activities they partici- pate in: 11, Julie Schreder, Chrys Rinderlmecht, 12, Lori Forrest, 13, Football fans, 14, Kim Bair, Randy Ackman, and Sue Hartman, 15, Football fans, 16, Angie Werden. Kathy DeLong, Teresa Macke, and Julie Spier, 17, Band drummers, 18, Kim Edwards, Val Slocum, 19, Pep Club mem- bers, 110, Rob Edgeton, 111, Kathy Kelsey, 112, Graffiti in girls' lockeroom, 113, Joe Hill, 114, Chris Greiner, 115, Marching Band, 116, Jackie Peet, 117, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kenney, 118, Sonya Feaker, Sally Matejcek, 119, Dan Staton, Todd Moore, 120, Patty Roloff, 121, Powder Puff cheerleaders. qs, X 3. I All ffl I4 45-s

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,31- E' x ff ii These J-Hawks display winning qualities throughout the year: 111 Angie Werden 121 Julie Lockett 131 Lina Sigrist and Nancy Barger 14, Chrys Rinderknecht 15, Jill Hupfeld, Cathy Hulbert, Lisa Sweet, and Tammy Hill 162 Brad Foster and Mark Duf- fy 171 Mark Osmanski, Scott Cross, and Kevin Hegland 181 Steve Hanisch 192 Amy McBride and George Hunt 1101 Football fans 1111 Two disguised J-Hawks at a pep assembly.