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

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.1. Lead singer PATTI JOHNSON of Emerald fIIIs ' ,ithe union with enchanting sounds. 2 MARY ,yECHERT and PAUL ROLLER '78 top It aII off at Q'LChnstmas Dance; 3 PEGGY FITZGERALD, '79-, ; s dances up a Storm. 4 NICK PETROSKI arid KEVIN .VWALTON, I78, I'get down 5 'IOn Guardi . screams Santa Clause. ' v ' . ' V CHRISTMAS DANCE 27

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All In A Winter 5 Night Twas the night before Christmas Dance 1 when ail through the school .;. many dedicated seniors under the direction of Miss Kathy Beii, scurried about prepar- Ix , ing for the Grand Night, Christmas Dance 197 This year the dance was heid for the ' firSt time within the walls of Beniide-' St. Margaret s More than 100 Couples ' hung their stockings Ion the firepIaCe with care with hopes that Santa, Leon ' Duda C 79L soon wcuid be there, ' , , They danced to the carols cf Emerald in ' I II the union which was tranISformed into a winter wonderland through the efforts of- V the dedicated ChrIstmasDance Commit; .I'teeI V? I ,. . A hew idea this yeah, ahd possibly a new tradition, was started with the dub .I hing of the Grand Knight. Before the .. stroke Gf midnight Biii Kaih recered 'Vthis honorable tItie. V .4 A When the merry makihg was dune and thehi' I dancers had departed, one thing was - certain - no one wouid qu'g'et the 19;; Wait I .93 in a winter' 5 night. A 1 JAYNE JA- GODZINSKI i78 , VV and CHRIS KEMP . - dance to the .' sounds of Emerald. . 2. While STUv I MYERS, 378mm. . - gratuiates Grandl '4 ' Knight BILL I A . KALB, 'i78 Santa Claus ILEVON . ; I V DUDA, i799 coi-. . ' , ieitts hIs prize. 3. . V A variety of danCw , ' VLVers listen to the ' -' music. 4 KATHYV I VTHELEMANN I . I '80, is dazzied by IV . ,her. KnightI KEVIN H ' . ' VEMMER; i80. ' I

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Peppy People Spirits were high this year as a new committee planned the pe fests. This committee was made up 0 the cheerlead- ing captains, the president of the Row- die Red Peppers, danceline captains, the commissioner of student activities, and their advisor MISS MARY FRAN O'KEEFFE. Their efforts began a new trend in pep fests, with a format that usually includ- ed an introduction b a coach or spirit rouser. This was followed by an en- trance of all the teams of the season, and a word or two from the captains. Contests between classes and teachers and sitting on ice-blocks were only a few of the exciting new events featured at pep fests this year. Cheerleaders pre- tended to be Knightettes tand visa versal while on the more serious side we were entertained by a piano playing Brother from St. Johns University. Due to the efforts of many, the pep was put back in to pepfests. 28 PEPFESTS AND ASSEMBLIES