Jefferson High School - Revolution Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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PAGE 28 — Top row: Grrr! Sophomore Heidi Spurlin shows her spirit by wearing her Jaguar sweatshirt. Erasermate pen. Salon permed hair like senior Amy Brecount’s changed the heads of many students. Rondo soda. Center: Slide shoes. Lower row: Jean skirt. University sweatshirts like sophomore Nino D’Andrea’s is appropriate attire for Friday. PAGE 29 — Top row: Gloria Vanderbilt jeans. Digital watches. Center row: Gold chains are best when several are worn at one time as freshman Jean Letner demonstrates. National Lampoon magazine. Lower row: Double or triple pierced ears. Lugging books to school is easier when sophomore Carey Nelson stuffs them in her backpack. Pink Floyd’s “The Wall” album and Styx Cornerstone.” Fantasy Issue

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Jaguars’ lifestyles full of fads Bzzzzzzz! It was 6:30 a.m., time for all Jaguars to get out of bed and hit the showers. A hand emerged from under six blankets to turn on the radio. “KQ ... Minnesota’s best album rock,” came across the waves, drowning out the groaning beneath the covers. Next Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers belted out, ‘‘Don’t have to live like a refugee ..a hit tune from their album. A jingle followed which went something like, ‘‘Don’t worry mom, I’m eating right at Arby’s,” a popular fast food place on Lyndale Avenue. Pink Floyd’s tune, ‘‘The Wall” could be barely heard above the buzzing of a hand held hairdryer. Next came choosing the appropriate attire for the school day. After a shave, the average guy pulled a Shetland sweater over a plaid shirt, making sure it stayed tucked into his Levi’s jeans. A pair of Frye boots on the feet made the whole look. Meanwhile, another student took her last breath before jerking on a pair of Gloria Vanderbilt jeans. Next came a pair of toe crippling Candies’ shoes, topped off with a wooly sweater or a silk shirt with a petite collar. After booking it through six hours of school, students cruised home. A can of Rondo soda (the thirst crusher) waited in the refrigerator for those who were thirsty. The more sophisticated may have opened a bottle of Perrier water. After tossing their multicolored jackets and backpacks into the closet, students watched a Home Box Office movie on their newly-installed cable TV. Glancing at their digital watches, they realized it was time to get to bed. 28 • Fads

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PAGE 30 — Top: School buses provide transportation to the majority of students that do not drive to school. Lower: In the student parking lot senior Dan Lawrence’s sleek car stands out from the rusted out models. PAGE 31 — Top: Cars wait for their owners to finish another school day. Lower left: Under the hood senior Todd Heilman inspects an engine. Lower right: Custom wheels are the ultimate status symbol for a car. 30 • Wheels