Benilde St Margarets School - Sangraal / Benilden Yearbook (St Louis Park, MN)

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Benilden Writing a Yearbook is not something you would want to do everyday. At times it can be fun, but most of the time its a lot of hard work. The staff was lead by Editors in Chief, John Frenz and Art Kotz. Along about the time of the first deadline someone told Glenn Lindgren that there really was a yearbook, and he showed up to help make the first dead-ling. In fact we made all four of our deadlines which has to be a record of some kind. We spent many a Thursday night working until three and four AM, but we did make all our deadlines and it was worth it. Paul Battaglia and Dave Hastert covered just about every event with their cameras. They turned in more pictures than we could possibly use in ten yearbooks. The staff managed to turn in a few of their articles, and whatever help they could give was greatly appreciated. The Yearbook could never have been written without the help of Fr. Robert. He had to correct all the mistakes we made.

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Student Council The 1972-73 Student Council was one of the best Benilde has seen. Under the able leadership of Dan (The Tyrant) Larkin, the Student Council was a financial success. It also represented the students in the Administrative Council. Resolutions were passed advocating open campus for seniors and the removal of Religion from the G.P.A. Due to the efforts of the Student Council the members of the Glee Club were offered a pass--no pass alternative to grades. The treasury was healthy this year with a total budget near $10,000. This money was raised mainly through soc-hops and vending ma-cines. Even the formal dances did well, Homecoming lost a small amount and the Red Knight’s Ball made it back. With this budget the Student Council was able to award three Leadership Scholarships as in past years. This year’s Student Council will be a hard example to follow. BOTTOM LEFT: Student Council President Dan Larkin addresses the Council BELOW: Rick Francis reports on the findings of his Evaluation Committee.

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OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER: Art Kotz does the corssword puzzle in his spare time. OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Glenn Lindgren uses a pencil to free his hand from the typewriter. OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT: Kotz shows Lindgrcn the many uses of the common paper cutter. TOP: (L TO R) A. Kotz, P. Battaglia, D. Hastert, G. Lindgrcn, T. Higgins, J. Frenz, P. Aubart, P. Shallbcttcr. CENTER LEFT: The editors find that not everyone liked the yearbook. CENTER RIGHT: Kotz and Frenz work on layout. OPPOSITE: No Art you can't use my typewriter! Editors in Chief.. .Art Kotz and John Frenz. Associate Editor... Glenn M. Lindgrcn. Photo Editors.. .Paul Battaglia and Dave Hastert. Copy Editors.. .Tim Higgins and Paul Hoedcman. Trainer.. .Paul Shallbcttcr. Staff: Larry Harris, Tim Shields, Peter Aubart, Joe Bums, Jim Wolf, Greg Weinand, Tim Sellner, Jeff Hylden, Mike Karels, Mrs. Miriam Junker, Mr. Ron Kretch, and Del Larson. 21