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

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riend ave fun together -Hawks have arrived and arrive they did. Sporting events throughout the year were crowded as spirited J-Hawks cheered their favorite teams to victories. Support wasn't limited to the athletic field. Stu- dents packed the cafeteria while attending school sponsored mixers and dances. Each mixer and each dance was a great success as students enthusiastically danced the night away. Large audiences greeted the cast members of this year's four drama productions, again displaying out- standing school support. Concert Choir, Mixed Chorus, Hilltop Singers, and the Madrigals were well received by appreciative audi- ences. The crowd favorite, Westside Delegation, con- tinued their string of fine performances throughout the year. Numerous rehearsals paid off as the group earned a third place at the Coe State Swing Choir competition. J-Hawks have pulled together at various events and have represented Jefferson well. A successful year was attributed to great crowd support and loyal fans. .ff . -was ' X K3 -v bl I ' - H... my-5 g ' S QA . Aj' People at events 29

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,QF i x 4 3 Y 8 ws., bw , ii. f S fi. s J-Hawks boost spirit by attending many different events: ll Dan Gallo, Tami Stanfield 23 Kelly Mihal 37 Rick Schmidt, Scott Meier, Steve Wise, Greg Michel, Tim Carson 45 Amy Human 53 Students attending a mix- er 6, Sherry Gardemann, Chris Frazier 71 Cross Country 8l Laura Mullin, Lisa Hoefer, Diane Rasmus- sen 91 Brian Franck 105 Michelle Collier, Wayne Tabbert ll, Denise Horak, Colleen Sylvester, Joan Schultz 121 Mary Hoppenworth.

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Coach Calloway supervises as J-Hawks en- joy the weight room's new equipment. For the first time ever, the lead in the musical was sidelined because of illness. Amy Koepke watches Missy Beastrom, her replacement, donn her make-up. .A ,'S 'i 04.25 Memorie ling of major events ophomores in the parking lot, a peaceful ordeal this was not . . . lt was the first year prom was free, but only the best for the class of 1983 . . . Famous sayings painted on the walls to educate the students who did roam the halls . . . The L.E.D. indoor message display was the gift the class of 83 gave . . . The new football coach Calloway had his team in control right away . . . The first picture of the senior class will insure that the memo' ries always last . . . Senior W.P.A. candidates there were ten, the senior girls voted for five extra men . . . After twenty-six years at Jefferson High, Hidinger and Shackford say good-bye . . . Twen- ty-six girls came down from the bleachers, the only one crowned was Sonya Feaker . . . The women swimmers were really great, they made it all the way to state . . . The sport of soccer was recognized and played, official in the system we hope it will stay . . . Lisa Becker retired her jersey, now she'll go on to play at Iowa University . . . The lead in the musical came down with mono, she was replaced by Missy Beastrom from Coe . . . What an unusual year this was, we don't know why, just because . . . -Q AWK KZ pr' ,s,. U ww' 1983 was Mr Hidrnger and Mrs Shackford s last year at Jefferson before announcing their retirement in May For her outstanding contributions to the girls basketball program Lisa Becker s jersey was retired at the season s end 'E' iw? as Q Y ASE ik 30 Events to Remember