Jefferson High School - Alexian Yearbook (Alexandria, MN)

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Todd Erikson realizes that getting up is easier than getting down. For Jay Iverson learning involved bringing his outboard motor to small engines class for servicing. What is Craig Hohn doing in the ladies' jewelry department? Looks like the excitement of the Home- coming dance finally got to Dave Loucks as he rolled up his tie and let loose to the music. CO a o m m The clock reads 3:04. The last an- nouncements come over the inter- com. Books shut, papers rustle, and the classroom leans towards the door. In just one minute, the stu- dents will storm the halls and attack their lockers. Soon, the parking lot and Jefferson Street will be jammed bumper to bumper with students hurrying off. Although the parking lot is almost empty and the halls noiseless, the students are not life- less. They may be in school for sports, club meetings, or maybe even detention. Others are busy getting ready for work or just at home relaxing. 13

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LU LL Life After 3:05 A cold and huddled pep band take a break from playing to watch the Cardi- nals. On their own time, the varsity football cheerleaders practice their chants and mounts. As far as Denise Rademacher and friends are concerned the pre-game activities are as fun to watch as the game Because of the 10-2 football team record, many Jefferson High School students come to support their athletes. Among them are Kim Norenberg and Doran Dahle. A game of Nerf football breaks the age barrier between Jefferson's elementary and senior high students. 12

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The Color Of Money Working for the GREEN of it Brandt Johnson sets up the camera for a 7 12 news update. Sweeping is just one of the many tasks of the job Steve Slavik enjoys at Wendy's Restaurant. Kathy Emter stocks the shelves at Pamida for the Halloween costume rush.