Jefferson High School - Revolution Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Putting our best feet forward A s we stepped down the halls of JHS, our feet led Lus in many different directions. We adventured with Huck Finn. We nodded off in his- to another grueling day of football practice. From the depths of the downstairs locker bays came the tap, tap, tap, of high heels jammin' to U2 blasting down the hall following an Fjj on Shelter's biology test I Whether we left in a shiny, net Camaro, moped, or the familicl tory class to lectures on FDR's New Deal. We conquered the frustrations of the dreaded algebraic equations, Our sneakers led us to the gym for phy ed. while we heard from a tune box atop a locker The ringing of each bell quickened the steps of many. students as they sneaked into class. Floppy feet jumped in excitement after aceing Leisti-kow's history quiz, while other old yellow and black school bu; our lives had been transforme; into that strong bond called j student body. Our feet ha shown us the way for man years and we had experienq under our belt as into the futur cleats going out the back door more dejected feet shuffled we stepped out 4 Opening

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Left, Right, Left, Right, Steppin’ out at JHS 3 teppin' out. One hundred k and eighty days we man-w aged to put the right foot in front of the left. Some days it took more effort than others. After that first cup of black coffee or can of caffeine-laced Mountain Dew, we were revived enough to take on the High School Experience. ver and its early warning symptoms. Many students consequently found themselves called in for jury duty . (Excused absence 2 — court ap-’ pearance.) With a highly patrolled parking lot, school lunch became more appetizing than detention. Our half-closed eyes were quickly widened by the new red carpet (or was it orange?). The urge to skip was easily curbed by the impending threat of a 15% grade deduction for each unexcused absence per quarter. This was initiated by the School Board to cure Spring Fe- But we did survive. To the surprise of some students, new rules did not suffocate us. We found different places to breathe instead. Individually, on teams, in class and after school we took on our challengers. We showed them. We stepped over, above and out. try to make the numbers add up in accounting class. her way through halftime under the lights of Bloomington Stadium. souvenir football of the Hopkins game with pride.

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Top left: K Bottom left: Bottom: An early morning craving Page 4, top left: After exchanging crowns. King Dan Grant and Queen Julie Maijala are greeted by fellow attendants . Page 4, bottom left: Studying in.the lunchroom gives Katie Eggleston and Doug Hubred some extra gossip Page 4, right: Tom Karlson shows Greek as well as JHS spirit at the Homecoming pepfast Opening •