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

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' .meco mg Actmtles Promote P'r't ' , , Many things beszdes athletic , events heI ed to make Homew . fcammg '7 a truly fun and ' '- spirited week Everything Efrom button saies to a .- ' . smashed car could be; found f5 Underthe dIfECtIOR 0f Corny P'rmsswner of Student Actm- s - ties, CHER! DRAHOS I79 , the entire event was we?! run and organized Here are a , , '3 few pictures WhiCh character-: , .. ize the week... f , ,, ,1, ,1: MARK GAD : .1. '; ' . 1;;BRAITH, F79 takes ' ' out his frustrations , . . ' on the homecoming 3 . car. 2: Fans cheer ' ': . our fcotbalft team on to victory; 3: ,, ' . I'This freshman ..: . , haught hts home , . comin9 batten fao .. '- . 9 late. 4: MARILYN 4. .1 '- . PELLER, ?78 .8le . ,VIA' PHILLIPS, 878 f 1 ' MEG PARKER, '78 ; , f. . ,. and TERRI ANDER-ul ' I y , 80M, i78 ride in . a ' aih'e award winnln9 senior float '

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Halloween In September? The Nicollet Mall, the air- port, the Crystal Court, and other sites around the Twin Cities set the scene for an early masquerade party. New underclassmen in every conceivable costume sold kisses,ecollected auto- graphs, staged mock air- raids, and otherwise disrupt- ed a peaceful Saturday night as part of the traditional ini- tiation for new students. After galavanting about the cities everyone converged or the school to dance to the music of Magic. 1: Officer PAT FLAHERTYcap- turesthe atten- tion of initiates- CECE GOETZ- MAN,GAYLE MERCIL,ALY- SONCOLWELL 2: VVhat kind of schoolisthk? awsKATEHOW- ARD,PAULA HERBERT'JULIE FORDAND SARA FRITZ. 3: Frosh enjoyed a tailgating party before the St. Agnes game. 4: New students were welcomed to BSM; K. HOWARD,M. SCHUENEMAN, M.CARR,B. BRUCKBAUER, K. CONWAY, R. KUEHN, A. BELANGER, R. REESE, and A. JAVUREK. INITIATION ll

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: Red. :Kn-IghtsIn ,The-Charge e . . . . and charge they did during H'omec'oming 377, Start- , ing the action off were the erogs country teams With, both thebays andthe girls bolting past HviH Murray and,:Frid- - 'ley Grace to outstanding homecoming victories. The Voh . ley baH team spiked its wa- teganj-u setwin'over Roos'e- . . velt; last . ears regien VC amps; he soccer team:- L 7 treated 'a t-rosngof soggy RedKnight fans. to a rea'iithrilvle- , en Slowedby the sloppy: conditionsrthe team was not, i e , nabii'e-totake advantageofgvivtfsspeekdg,However they-stivll g managedgto hold a potent Bloomin ton Kennedly teamito a ' score 8:33; tie;'in two overtLi-mzes. 'T e: finale of the week , .V . came On. Saturday afternmm RedKnightgfans Hmint biae ' ' ;,nanas zasuthe fmtballiteahw srh'ut-outBradyfor another . f f ' '1'. 'D'AVE'M'OGUSH '79 ' .:-stattsabreakaway.:2; :' , p i ...C-INDY2PATTEK r1V8 pre- ., : . i . pares'to bum .Roosaw ' f - j V 'velt, 3. NICK PETROSKI: , 3 - ; P78, lcuks on as STU ; g MYERS 178 stmslasweep; . 4; PATTY MURPHY '81, ' , RENEE FsLDMEIER '78, and MARYQHAZUKA W9 start the big. race. 5. Ju-s 'niors TGNY MAILHOT and DAVE FELTAULT ' ' . . wonder when the course 3 will end. Homscommc 13-