Jefferson High School - Revolution Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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 WHAT WILL IT BE? Steve Blum and his date make a quick stop at the bar to buy some drinks and wet their whistles. YOU’RE TAKING OUR PICTURE? Posing for a picture livened up the night for Renette Schoenborn and her date. EXIT, STAGE LEFT. Getting things all packed up. Thane Hawkins and Sally Higgins say their last farewells. ARE WE COMFY? Jane Klanchnik and John Beelman get real cozy and enjoy a special night in each others arms.

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Prom Nkjht Was “Just You And I” 1985-1986 Prom at the Amfac Hotel was a special night for all Mm On Friday, May 2, the 1986 Jef-ferson Kennedy Prom was held. Couples congregated at the downtown Minneapolis Amfac Hotel for the formal dance. Jean Greening said she felt the atmosphere at the Grand Portage Ballroom made the night fun and exciting ' Dim lights set the mood for a romantic evening. Limited Warranty played loud and clear. Jammin' to the beat was easy whether it was fast or slow, recalled Renette Schoenborn. The day started as Senior Skip Day. Ladies were given plenty of time to acquire the perfect look for the upcoming dance. Limousines and sports cars were rented by the men. A nice car made it easy to impress the date and all spectators at the dance. Dressed in their tuxedos, the men picked up their ladies and met their parents. Dining at a fine restaurant was the next stop on the agenda. The Camelot and the Orion Room were some popular choices. Many stayed out all night with their friends. Most agreed that it was a night they would always remember. GOSSIP CITY. Buzz Condon, Liz Mon-“ son, Beth Farrell, and Reed Gnos exchange the latest news and sit for awhile. YOUR TIE IS CROOKED. Kelly Porthan and Eric Slindee do some last minute primping before entering the ballroom. YOU MUST BE KIDDING! It's easy for Grant LeClaire and his date to get a conversation going at the dance.

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 Spirit really ran high as we were going for a game and match point and Paula killed the ball to win it. All the other team had to say was 'Oh no.' -Terry Hunst. ON THE EDGE OF HIS SEAT. Coach Jake Lynch keeps a close eye on the game as he takes a seat in the stands. RECEIVING CONGRATULATIONS. Heather Fields is rewarded by Coach Dottie Piotrowski for her efforts. TAKING THE LOSS HARD. Junior Chris Jones recaps the game against Burnsville in his mind.