Jefferson High School - Revolution Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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LET’S PRETEND WE’RE MARRIED. Kim Ryan and her date tie the knot with a fast wedding by the Reverend Larry Thraen. DANCE FEVER. Shari Fem-rite and Rob Decorsey put all thoughts aside and jam to some cool tunes in their hillbilly attire. NOSEY-NOSEY.NOSEYI Catching a second alone. Mitch Jury and Chris Glaros take a break from the party to keep their noses warm. WATCH YOUR STEP. Making their grand entrance, Marty Peterson and his lady cross the bridge and enter a Party in the Pasture. TAKING A QUICK BREAK. Kelly Moehrl and Todd Dye rest up before hitting the dance floor for the next slow dance.

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Sadie’s Done Hillbilly Style Couples have a foot-stamping good time at Sadie Hawkins Dance A short walk over a bridge and into the cafeteria brought all attending into a strange place and time, Friday, November 7, 1986. Guess jeans were extinct and overalls with a plaid shirt and long underwear were the “in thing. there was one drawback — they had to fork out all the cash. All suburbanites were turned into country bumpkins and allowed to boogy down with the latest music. Couples waited in long lines to get their pictures taken on a pile of hay. prisonment there was one consolation: to be freed, their dates had to post a bail of a hug or a kiss. A fast wedding at the hitching post was not a girl's dream marriage (definitely a mother's nightmare), but it was better than going stag, right? For one night a year, the ladies were officially allowed to wear the pants in the couple. They made all the decisions, but Naughty people caught without their dates were sent directly to jail by parading JJ's. With the im- In the old days, Daisy Mae had to wait for Sadie Hawkins to ask her man out. Thank goodness for women's lib.

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WORKING HARD OR HARDLY WORKING? Working at Snyder Brothers, Sue Sable earns some cash for other weekend events. OPEN WIDE! Heather Byrne gives Todd Wishy a big bite of her apple panne-koeken, at Pannekoeken Huis. Counting The Hours Until Friday Two days away from school gives students a chance to rest Freedom. Two days a week, students and faculty were relieved from their daily schedule of 7:30-2:05 and given the choice to do what they wanted. It was the time to stay up late and sleep until noon. Time to do all the things you couldn't or shouldn't do on a weeknight. A typical Friday night was going to a movie, on a date, or to a little get-together with friends. Saturday mornings were a good time to work. An early shift left most of the day open. Often, on Saturday nights, friends gathered at places like Beaverbrook and Moir Park to chat with some friends. For the movie buff, Saturday nights were great for catching some flicks at the theater or at home with a VCR. All too soon, Sunday came along. The day always seemed to be cloudy or snowy. It was the perfect time for some indoor activities. Next to Monday, Sunday was the most drab day of the week. Everyone knew that they would be at Jefferson at 7:30 the next morning, unless a sudden case of the bubonic plague broke out, or