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

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An Enchanted Evening Homecoming '77 Upon entering the Sheraton Inn Northwest the night of . Homecoming 1977, cou- ples were swept from the dismal autumn night into an enchanting Spanish garden courtyard. The rhythm of Fantasy kept couples dancin through the bewitching our. A break in the festivities came at 11:30 with the coronation of KATY MUR- PHY '78 as the Benilde- St. Margaret's Homecom- ing'Queen for 1977. Chaperones for the evening 1: LISA BEN- NETTS, '79 2: Homecoming Queen '77, KATY MURPHY and her escort BILL KALB. 3: Turn off your pants? 4. RAN- DEEN OST- LUND, MIKE MULVEHILL, JAYNE JAGO- DINSKI, PETE HATLIE, KATY MURPHY, BILL KALB, ANN HICKOK, MIKE GARRITY, KATHY FITZ- GERALD, ED JANSSEN. 1 ' 14 HOMECOMING were MR. WILLIAM BAR- BEAU, MISS MARY FRAN O'KEEFE, MR. and MRS. JEFFREY JOHN- SON, MR. and MRS. LYLE EAKINS, DR. VIR- GINIA LUPO, MR. Ml- CHAEL JEREMIAH and MISS MARY THELE- MANN. Although the spell of the dance was broken at 12:30, in true Red Knight tradition, most continued to celebrate.

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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-

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Knights On Broadway A new tradition was begun this year with the introduction of evening performances of the Homecoming Skits. One Day I Woke and Found. . . was the theme chosen. In their own way, each class worked together to resent an ori inal production. The Freshmen chose a 950's malt s op as their setting. A size changing formula kept everyone laughing. ' One Day I Woke and Found. . .Father Hen Land was how the sophomores decided to employ the theme. MATT DUFFY '80 was awarded Best Actor for his outstanding portrayal of a fairy. Following the sopho- mores, the stage was invaded by the characters from Sesa- me Street. The juniors were given the awards for Best Costume and Best Choreography. Most Original Script and Best Use of Music were given to the senior class for their satire on westerns. B.S.M. '5 version of Dirty Sally was MICHELE O'BRIEN, '78 who captured Best Actress hon- ors. While the judges were deliberatin , an impromgtu cheering contest between the classes eveloped.. T e cli- max of the evening came when it was announced that the juniors and seniors had tied for first place. Although the decision was controversial, it did not put a damper on the evenings festivities. 1i Well EXCUUUSE ME! protests GREG SICORA. '78s 2i Freshmen put their heads together, BETH BRUCK- a BAUER, LUCY ALMQUIST, TOM GORE, PAUL ROCHE- FORD, DAVID HEDRICK. 3i It's dishwashing, Madge, ' explains sophomore KEVIN MURPHY. 4i Open your mouth and Say AH. is TOM MILLER'S request to JANET SOMERS. , HOMECOMING 15