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

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ff inning mil miles from special people are like rays of sunshine that beam through the window on a bright day. Jefferson is full of special people, and smiles are found everywhere. Smiles on rain soaked football fans greeted the players. Smiles welcomed each pep assembly and the opportunity to get out of class for awhile. Seniors smiled with re- lief as they ended their last year, juniors finally became upperclassmen, and sophs were thankful to have made it through the year . . . even without the elevator! Smiles were always found on 'L' q 1 JJ! 1 I, Trying on the latest ski apparel brings a pleasant smile to the faces of juniors Teri Skelton and Todd Miskimen. A hug from Julie Schmitz, former queen, and a radiant smile sets off Sonya Feaker's reign as Homecoming queen. 26 Candid Expressions the faces of pom pon girls, cheerleaders, and West Side Delegation members. These weren't the only people with reason to smile. Kim Jones, senior, explained, A happy ending to a sad movie and feeling good inside help make us smile. Whatever the occasion might have been, whether it was scoring high on English test, or being cho- sen as a Homecoming queen final- ist, a smile could be found. So the next time you see a ray of sunshine, turn around and take a look because it just might hap- pen to be a Jefferson student's beaming smile. After a hard workout, the end of another race will be rewarded with a big smile from Jim Brousard. Tl ff W ' QW W. ,fc rs' L fr f W f fi' W 1 , , 7 , ,.s, y1f, , g,V, Vg f affw f' A ,-I ' fini, YXuc 's.

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During W.P.A. dance ings are eho s spring rolled around, the gals at Jefferson became very jumpy. Sweaty palms and butter- flies set among them as they thought of asking that special guy to the annual W.P.A. CWomen Pay Alll Dance. As the dance drew near, the most popular question asked throughout the halls was, Who did you ask? The more hesitant girls continued, lf I could only get up enough nerve to ask him. Enthusiastic couples filled the cafeteria on April 15. Once inside, couples were greeted by girls in pastel colors and bobby socks while the guys sported various col- ors of oxfords with narrow ties. Students enthusiastically danced to the music of the band Sage from 8-11 p.m. The evening was capped by 3 king crownings. Excitement was shown by students of all classes at the W.P.A. dance, ll Senior Scott Meier, 2D Sophomores Lisa Welch and Gary Feaker, 33 couples at the dance, 4b Junior Beth Remmick and date, and 53 Ju- nior King John Hansen. ' 1fV' ' .

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