Jefferson High School - Revolution Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

Page 8 text:

4 • Opening

Page 7 text:

k :zr teJd 0J)joy u} yoor oryxeny !r {-lotnsniWs { KHure Shcck - I OCT y once i c caJ W yo +W W-£ -f Q-f ocli ;f C- yoc) C 9lfVV C o p l 4-W e CjOCxl -£5$ X Oo Jc . -V- HI 3 jz LOci -K =3 syyi3 yCc-c CC£ Ofvyiivy J uS= Vs po- fi V C o.sY- A S Cr- c W. Vc llx -V kA 9— Vyj.oa- Lc„ c OnS-O. cb o c L, 5 - y« A year to remember De ear grandchild of a 1981 graduate, Welcome to 1981 at Jefferson. As you page through this book you’ll become acquainted with the people, places, and activities that educated your grandparents. You’ll see the people that made this educational system — the administrators, and the people that made the system work — the students. Your grandparents have changed a lot since this book was compiled. They must laugh at these clothes and hairstyles and the “dumb” things they did this year, but they’ll never forget it! Sure, they were interested in their own little world, involved in their own activities, however, they were a part of the system, details in the BIG PICTURE. chV 5, VCc“ ’ r 1. o Cy VOO L jyUl fT V X I J? W-C.V-, 1981 — Opening • 3

Page 9 text:

' V OVoJb O- T CX)OC U a ear- v oU .xVN- j € dudr WOL J€,Q v eA I fAOL or cocA sVv73p»rae'S!k $Vc-e (Uao Wvn a- l acX'T-VcvMcxQl - { Vsfw-V'a TTe fr oov oP Uj£jd fe€vru r no. V l po.c 3 3e£jr O erv - C.U ev rV ixA „ back in the 1970’s and 1980’s, but your grandparents do. Go ahead, whoever you are, ask them. They’ll tell you all about it, but they’ll focus on 1981. That was their year and this is their book! 1981 was the year they hit the big 12, they were seniors! Senioritis became a reality; they had done a lot and gotten away with a lot more. And this is the book that took the big picture. This book brought the whole year into sharp focus. It incorporated every aspect of their education into one crisp, clear, BIG PICTURE. The sights and sounds of 1981 linger among these pages. The milestones are marked, the memories are captured and bound in this book. This book, their “special” book, that sits beside the dictionary and the family Bible on the shelves in the den. This book, the one they run to get when old friends visit or they get a little nostalgic. This book, this portrait of school life back in 1981. Go ahead, whoever you are, crawl up on your grandpa’s lap and ask him to go through this book with you. But remember, this is the BIG PICTURE, a wide-angle view, of 1981 at Jefferson. It could take you all afternoon to get THE BIG PICTURE Opening • 5