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

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1 in , 1'9 va 1 T E W. -.- ' ,Y . 5 . an Q - F 9... I ' avg l i During a home football game, junior Rob Edgeton makes his appearance as Jeffy J- Hawk. Sophomore Dara Boyson concentrates on her flag routine at a home football game. These cheerleaders pose for the camera at a home football game: senior Julie Lockett, junior Pam Mihai, junior Cathy Hamilton, and senior Renee Kern. X Energy rises as the West Side Delegation performs at the Five Seasons Center.

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E6 You nd in '83 The graduating class of 1983 has arrived! The J-Hawks have re- turned again this year and carried on with their tremendous spirit. The J-Hawks Have Arrived was chosen as the theme for the 1982- 83 school year by Senior Senate. As sophomores, the class of '83 showed great potential as winners in and out of the classroom. At pep assemblies and as athletes, we have pulled together as a class and as teams to become a select group of individuals who will go far and do great things. Band members show enthusiasm at a home football game. 10 J-Hawks Have Arrived Q1 SY-v of i..'5'4m'?'s5 Working together to form a team is what winning is all about. We at Jefferson proved it when we pulled together as J-Hawks instead of becoming divided into three separate classes, something that can happen so easily. When you have arrived, you follow your inner guidance rather than the crowd stated Principal William C. Jacobson. The place has been set, progress has been made, goals have been reached, and The J-Hawks Have Arrived! The wait is over as Sonya Feaker smiles with relief. With a little help from senior Alan Rullman, the Homecoming bonfire gets un- derway. .5 h . wk Wm' p Senior Allen Schmitz strives forward for more yardage against Dubuque Senior. Senior Sharae Zart smiles exuberently as the pom pons perform at a pep assembly.

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ho ill 1 r H I V WU gm E N v l 4 ,WN 1 1: M ww' ll f fx, o f is in A Stomachs starting turning and hearts skipped beats as senior class president, Lonnie Zingula, started reading the list of 26 girls who would be semi-finalists for Homecoming queen. The mood in the Jefferson gymnasium on the morning of September 10 was one of anticipation and excitement. When asked what she felt when her name was read, semi-finalist Kathi Hanson replied, lt was a feeling of total surprise. It felt like the feeling you get when you're on a roller coaster, your stomach kind of flips! When asked the same question, Kara Kelsey added, I can't even explain it. lt was just really neat! Surely each girl had several differ- ent thoughts as she was being es- corted down that isle, one being anticipation. 12 Homecoming Semi-finalists 0 o fi 2 'iff if