Jefferson High School - Revolution Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Top loth “My Fair Lady In action I The musical begins with scenery intact and actors in position. Mow: Dennis Johnson and Kim Harmon show they can cat by keeping a somber face when they get a picture taken. Abovo: Underclassmen Michelle Drenth and her “husband Ted Koland take their place for an encore. Lott: Jenny Santoro practices the look that give her the leading role of Eliza Dooiittie. ) f CiO flM VuiL (La CaM J Summer Musical •(3)

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JHS, KHS -IBT h© house lights dimmed, the curtain opened, and II the audience was silent. The 1984 summer musical was about to begin. After six straight weeks of practices, opening night had finally arrived. The summer musical was My Fair Lady directed by Warren Mag-nuson. Music was directed by Mardy Sotebeer. The summer musical required the actors and actresses to put united for forth their best effort. It was the most balanced summer musical we have ever had, Magnuson commented. Everyone was equal with each other. Even though the play was time-consuming, and exhausting, the actors and actresses thought of It as worth it. It took a lot of cooperation, so we put our rivalries aside, and forgot we were from different schools, Tim Kenny, a musical dancer. musical stated. Not only was it worth it because of the friendships, but also bo-cause of the experience. Whie the actors and actresses had 1o learn their lines and overcome stagefright, the stage crew hod to put the right sets on at the right time. I knew it was all really worth It when I heard the applause Jenny Santoro added.

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n June 5, students joyful-{■ ) ly greeted summer. ' Carefree days and hanging out. At least for those who didn't work. The lake during the day, parties at night, McDonalds after the party was busted, and then back to the lake. Lake Harriet — the place to be. The hangout. Most JHS kids could be seen there daily, showing off in dad's new convertible or their deep savage tans. Students favorite activities included skateboarding, listening to music, meeting people from other schools, and just about anything anybody could think of. Avoiding park police became a part of the game plan for some students who tried to smuggle illicit beverages across the park line. No matter what, it was fun. It was relaxing. It was summer. Top: For these students, TP-ing is something to have fun doing now and pay the consequences later. Right: Bloomington's high school students take advantage of limited warm weather with outside parties. Bottom: Jane Navratil, Pam Frana, and Joan Allen are a few of the summer gatherers at one so-called partoga.