Jefferson High School - Revolution Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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The football game, for many that’s all Homecoming is. Our Jaguar team whallopcd the Robbinsdale Robins 34-20. But who expected anything less from our guys? Talent really showed at the game, and during the parade beforehand, too. A wide assortment of clubs and groups displayed their artistic talent with streamers, crepe paper, slogans, and signs. Homecoming 1974 was just what it should have been — fun and friends! THE BEST WILL ROB THE NEST Number 24. Stan Palmer, outruns all his pursuers during the Homecoming game. The Jags outplayed, as well as outscorcd the Robins in JcfTerson's first afternoon Homecoming game. lodi Splinter holds Jefferson’s youngest mascot. What’s the kindergarten battle cry? V-I-K-T-U-R-E!!’’ 15 Need we say more?

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HOMECOMING 19 74 Homecoming Royalty: Sophomore Attendant Lana Stewart and Jeff Molenaar: Junior Attendant Sue Anderson and Dan Overson; Queen Candidate Lynn Waldorf. Kay Sncsrud. Peggy James. Cindy, Olson, and Shicla Anderson; King Candidates Pal Holmay, Bob Brihn, Jeff Chevalier. Bob Banik; Queen Kris Rober; King Bill Bliss tng Bill Bliss and Queen Kris Rober Apparently astonished. Bill Bliss learns he is the 1974 the solemn opening ceremony. Homecoming King. Homecoming Sept. 27. 1974 Coronation, parade, game, and dance. A get together with old Alumni or new friends marked the day. Coronation offered the traditional tinsel and ceremony of crowning the Royalty. Kris Rober and Bill Bliss became Jefferson's royal couple. Dancing to the good sounds of Studio One occupied Friday night. The Jaguar hands sponsored this formal evening.

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HITCHIN’ TIME AT SADIE •‘Shuck folk . I thought you wu never comm” A sol- Sudie Hawkins draw all sort of wierd character , including this group of camera hy(?) cmn Nancy Smith view the crowd at the Sadie Hawk- friend in dunce 16