Jefferson High School - Revolution Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

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Out Of Memories The life of a student was filled with many things — school was one. Somehow the monotonous lectures and seemingly endless assignments made time out of school more valuable. Every Friday we put our brains aside as we breathed a sigh of '©lief — the weekend had started. Parties, sporting events, and dates took highest priority — even over sleep. Even though weekends were ess frequent than school days. their importance was overwhelming. Out of memories we look back on the social aspects of the year. TOTALLY INVOLVED. Senior Julie Matthews is totally absorbed into the action of a boys' soccer game. SHARING SHELTER. Seniors Sara Raymond and Glen Bihler share an umbrella when a shower interrupts a football game. REFRESHING SNACK Cross-country runners Scott Cristenson and Jeremy Jokinen cool off while eating grapes. LAUGH A MINUTE. Leslie Olson shows that there's more to football games than just the sport of it. UNDER THE HOOD. Aaron Topper explores the finer aspects of auto mechanics with some hands-on training.

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A WALK M THE PARK. Jod Grundyson and Jamie Steffen get a breath of fresh air on a cool summer day. •OH APPETITE. Mke Lewis and Joel Hedrick cook up a deluxe meal, too good to eat, at the point. Summer Revived Students The hot sun and cool water brought relief from school doldrums After nine months of school, summer was a sight for sore eyes. It was a time for friends. New pals were made and old friendships deepened. Daytime jobs proved to be a nice way to get some cash while keeping the evenings open for social get-togethers. Where there was sun and water, there were always Jefferson students. Soaking in summer rays was a cool way to spend the day. Unfortunately, the sun wasn't always shining. On rainy days, Jags were found at the movies or at Southdale blowing away their hard earned cash. Jaguars were definitely on the prowl at night. Bodies smelling of Coppertone gathered at parties. Concerts were also a way to liven up the night. New ways to stay amused were invented. To get even with an ex-girlfriend boyfriend, TP-ing was no longer good enough. Instead, green pancakes were randomly placed on cars. This new idea was called, THE REVENGE OF MRS. BUTTERWORTH. The goal for the summer was to make this one better than last years', and it usually worked.