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

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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?

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we-46 E 28 After Class Fun

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Showing thumbs-up, junior Darrell Long enthusiastically supports the J-Hawk foot- ball team. Juniors Lila lgram, Lisa Heiserman, Tina llten, Cheri Landis, and Kim Judge share a friendly moment. Sophomores Kris Dighton and Denise Olivier take a refreshment break during the volleyball marathon. is Smilin' face ... I. .. - A smile here, a smile there, smiles were seen everywhere at Jefferson during the '83-'84 school year. Smiles ranged from happy pom pon girls all the way to the joys of lunch on Taco Tuesday. Pep assemblies welcomed all kinds of smiles, even from the bewildered sophomores. Football, basketball, and softball games were greeted with smiling fans no matter of a win or defeat. Smiling students crowded into the cafeteria on Fridays for a night on the dance floor. Smiles even helped some students pass their toughest course. Smiles came from people such as the '83 Homecoming queen Mary Still, the WPA kings, and West Side Delegation members. Cheerful smiles could be found almost everywhere at Jefferson. Sophomores smiled at the excitement of being in high school. Juniors smiled at the thought of becom- ing seniors, and seniors smiled at the mentioning of graduation. Many J-Hawks wore a contagious smile. Trudi Stuckenschneider 30 Candld Snapshots ii i W .