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

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True blue spirit is portrayed as Michele Graduate Lisa Becker is recognized for her Barkdoll and Jeffy J-Hawk Uilane Jandal accomplishments in athletics by Gazette turn out to support their football team. sports writer Mark Dukes. i on school lunches, Koretta Mayfield Annette Sloan take a refreshing mid- break in the cafeteria. During lunch, Julie Simoens and Janet Nielson are caught off guard eating -J-Hawks againl- unch After a silence is golden summer, the halls were once again jammed with old friends talking and laughing, the slamming of locker doors, and the sound of scurrying feet trying to get to class on time. Walking down the hall on the first day of school and wondering where in the heck room 201 is left bewildered looks on the faces of many sophomores. Finding rooms was further complicated by being shoved in all directions by the upperclassmen. The tra- ditional saying, Must be a sophomore , 4 Opening Section could be heard from many upperclassmen. June Frank, sophomore, commented, The first week was the worst. lt was difficult getting used to the unfamiliar surroundings. lt was crazyg all those people. Even after half the year has gone by, l still see faces that l have never seen before. The first year at Jefferson left a certain impression on many sophomores that will re- main memorable for many years to come. Kim Frank