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

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we-46 E 28 After Class Fun

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Hey Roger, it's Sharon. Would you like to go to WPA with me? Well, Sharon, l don't really want to go, but thanks for asking. Hello, Mike, it's Sharon, I don't suppose you would like to go to WPA with me? Well, Sharon, l'm already going with Jill. Bob, you don't want to go to WPA with me do you? Sure Sharon, l'd love to. Sweaty palms and butterflies in the stomach were a couple of the reactions that the girls at Jefferson High School had as they thought about asking that special guy to WPA. WPA stands for Women Pay All. lt is a date where the girl makes all the plans. She asks the guy to go, pays for dinner, and a bouton- nlere. WPA was celebrated with a dance and the crowning of three kings on March 16. The dance, which was held in the cafeteria, carried out the theme song Time Will Reveal. The crowning of the anxious kings was awaited by all. Senior Homecoming queen Mary Still had the honor of crowning three lucky young men. And the lucky winners . . . sophomore king was Rob Sydnes, junior king was Kelly Baker, and the sen- ior girls choose John Waddilove as their king. WPA was one of the many events that highlighted the 1983-84 school year and was planned by Student Council. Trudi Stuckenschneider others dance. Taking a break from dancing, senior Lisa Stubbs and her date, John Cutler, watch Sophomores Shelly Heck and Curtis Prescot share a cozy moment during one of the many slow dances of the evening. 1 A group of senior girls enjoy during a fast-paced song. 2 V m, themselves

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WW W? ivin it up What happens after the final bell has rung and the halls of Jefferson no longer echo the noise of 1,500 teenagers? What is the common habitat of a J-Hawk when school is out? Since J-Hawks are big on fun, there are several places you would be able to find them. Athletic events bring out the spirited J-l-lawks and attendance was high in 1983-84! During fall term, Kingston Stadium becomes a Friday night hang-out. What could be closer to heaven than snuggling close to your sweetheart, cheering on your favorite football team? As for fun with no season, movies attract teenage couples. Risky Business and Footloose were big hits this year, with rock-n-roll sound tracks. Movie dates are often topped off with a pizza from Godfather's, or for the finicky couple, a visit to Jimmy's American Cafe. Now you know some places where J-Hawks roost when not behind a desk, so get your specs and let's go bird watching! Tami Meskimen These J-Hawks show spirit at a variety of after class activities: ill Seniors Nancy Boelter, Leah Cihla, Brenda Johnson, and Connie Jacobson. Q21 Karla Davis, Karen Tokheim. Q33 Mary Washburn. 145 Angie Bryant, Joy Ernst. 151 Tami Meskimen, Kel- ly Baker, Deanne Beltz. 161 Chalet Johnson, Mike Ludvicek. 171 Varsity Cheerleaders with Roger Bouzelx. i 1?