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

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s I 1 Q A.. ,Q Q D X 1 it 5 . . Q O' 9 U Q O fl w . O , 0 S f Q . . 7 L 3 t I 5 x 3 , rf: S - . w 42' WW? at X s X, J-Hawks g punk 16 Spirit Days t was not just another ordi- nary day for most J-Hawks. They probably started out giving their parents quite a shock when they sat down for breakfast that first morning of Spirit Week. For the first time in Jefferson's history, the student body was able to par- ticipate in punk rock day. Showing up in wild outfits and even hairstyles ranging from a bright red, to a purple in color, many people punked out for this day. An assortment of punk outfits was seen about the school. There were mini-skirts, colored tights, Devo glasses, electrified hair, gar- ish make-up, and even a few safe- ty pins were seen dangling from some J-Hawk earlobes. Spirit Week was invented to get the students fired-up for the big Homecoming game each year. lt also helped to break the monotony of the routine, everyday classes and added excitement and variety to the week. Even though Spirit Week also included special days like blue and white day, in- side out and backwards day, and tie and shades day, punk rock day seemed to be the one the majority of the students enjoyed the most. Yes, the J-Hawks first punk day was a success! Who knows? May- be next year punk will be so popular we won't even need a special day to punk out. The punk craze is worn to school for New Wave Day by Debbie Tompkins, Vicki Edwards, Lisa Hoefer, and Brad' Stoltenberg. From streaked hair to shades, these enthu- siastic J-Hawks did their part to guarantee a successful New Wave Day. 1' i-En H