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

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HELLO-O-O BETTY- Depending on the vocal inflection and facial expres- sion, this term is self-explanatory. HUSTLE-ihus'nv. 1. To move quickly. 2. An agressive dating technique. 3. An up to date version of the fox trot. IT'S BEEN REAL- A courteous phrase used to escape a boring party. JOCK-ijokin. 1. A piece of men's apparel. 2. A male who uses such apparel. LATER MUCH- An appropriate come back to an unnecessary comment. MELLOW-imelloi adj. 1. State of being in which neither the mind nor the body is able to function at an excessive speed. MELT-n A desirable, good looking male ii.e. Nick Noitei MUNCHIES-imunchezin. That which is consumed while munching out. MUNCH OUT-v. To consume mass quantities at an alarming rate. MUST YOU- A sarcastic interjection to be used when someone is being ex- tremely annoying ii.e. when someone slams your locker shut while you're al- ready late for classJ MAC 8. DON's- The place to be, located under the golden arches, before, during and after extra-curricular activities. NO MIND- 1. A person with questionable mental capabilities. 2. An act made without thinking Hocking your keys in the cari. PARKING-ipar'kingi v. Watching submarine races at Lake Calhoun. PARTY-ipa r'teiv. 1. Engaging in weekend activities that parents don't always condone. 2. Engaging in weekend activities that parent's don't always know about. PSYCHED-isi kediadj. Emotionally preparing oneself for an important hap- pening. PERKSl. Breakfast 2nd hour. 2. After home basketball games. 3. After away basketball games. 4. A social establishment that serves food on the side. REDNECK- 1. Opposite of Red Knight. 2. A buzzhead who stays home on Fri- day nights and goes to St. Thomas Academy. R 8. R- 1. A thereputic emotional release that involves a rap and relate ses- sion with a close friend. 2. Rootbeer and rum. ROWDIE-irou'deivu adj. 1. A release of concentrated hyperactivity attracting undue attention ii.e. burping during massi. SLACK-n. 1. A person with little or no devotion to anyone or anything. 2. v. To take it easy. STUNTS- The act of planning and carrying out an action that doesn't always conform to the rules of society but gives intense satisfaction to those pulling the stunt. iAs possible results see BOLTING and BUSTEDi. TUNES-itunzin. 1. That which is pleasing to the ear ii.e. Lamont Cranston, K Matt Hamilton at MAC 8. DONS Si 2. Included in the standard equipment necessary for driving long distances. Missy Walker and Bridget Ha- gerty-BOLTING DICTIONARY 31

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We Said It In Our Own Way . . . BOLTING-tbolt'ingw. 1. Moving fast under extreme circumstances. 2. Rapidly exiting from the academic premises without proper authorization. BONUS-tbo'nusm. 1. An exclamation of pleasure. 2. A good weekend being described on Monday morning. 3. No School because of snow. BOONIES-thn'ezm. 1. Far places requiring a quarter of a tank of gas or more to reach ti.e. Brooklyn Center, Hamel, Waconia, Mound1 BOOKIN-tbuk'inw. 1. Moving at an extremely fast pace. 2. Going 75 m. .h. in a 35 m.p.h. zone. BUMMED-tbudeadj. 1. A feeling which comes about when a you lose to another team by 1 oint. b1 midterm grades come out. 01 you discover you on't have the car on Friday night. BUSTED-tbus'tidw. 1 . Caught after an unsuccessful trip to lVlac's 4th hour. 2. Unwanted parental knowledge of a party you had while they were out of town. CAKE EATERS-tkak etirsDn. A person rich enough to have their cake and eat it too. COOZlE-ku'zem. An uncommonly good looking girl. ti.e. any girl at BSIVD CRASHED-tkrashedw. 1. The action of falling into a semi-comotos state. 2. The morning after the night be- fore. . DECENT-tde'sinon. No homework over the weekend. . DEEP-tdepm. 1 . An unstarted term paper on the last :1.ng OUT T M's' A'ke and '5' Ba day of the trimester. 2. THE BIG LIE 3. Heavy, l'real , the. a deep R8LR1 DYNO-tdi'nwadj. 1. An exclamation of supra-rational pleasure. 2. Used in reference to a taking state. b1 a successful tri to the lakes 5th hour. EXCU-U-U E MEH-texku-u-u-se m9 1. Being ex- tremelycfolite when you get in someone's way. 2. To be followe -by I Forgot! FINE-tfimadj. 1. Of good quality. 2. Pleasing to the eye. the. guys2girls, carsT 3. May be used sarcasti- cally: Math test next hour? Oh-FlNE . FOR SURE-tfor shew 1 . An exclamation of complete af- firmation. 2. The expected answer to the question, Do you want to bolt? GEEK-tgemn. 1. An undesirable or strange looking creature. GOOD HUIVIOR-n. Listening to someone else get in trouble for not doing the homework you didn't do either. GROOVY-tgru veUadj. See 1967 yearbook. HANG IT UP-v. 1. The end of a big romance. 2. Sen- iors, May 31, 1978. .53 HAMMERtha merm. The act of violently, physically '3 i beating on another person. 2. A good cut. JOCK'M'- Dah'ma HARD GUY-n. A guy who thinks he's tough, but every- one else knows he isn't. HEAD-n. As in motor-head, good-head, gear-head. 3O DICTIONARY

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Where'spausa? NICK PaRgETTts '78. One of the Farrah-Feathered: Twosome. Wmm-rm 7835651: mzav5aigiei . mama, ' -. . ' ' .Initail necktaaes dveb'atated the scan : : Fads And Fashions . 1978 Style! Fashionable attire: co'wl neck turtie- ' Fancy Footwork. neck, tied sweater and stick pin. 32 FADS 'n FASHION